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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-07-17

vile, Mass, is passing two weeks at
the home of Lynn Hutchinson, with
Mrs. L, N. Wiley, who is Mr.. Hutch
insons housekeeper.
The annual picnic Of the Bethany
Sunday school was held at the Ada
Snow grove on the Braintree road on
Thursday, with a fair attendance
A wedding took place at Il o'clock
on Thursday forenoon at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs II. A. Skinner in Cam
bridge, Mass, when Glenn Richard
Grant, only son of Mr.. and Mrs. v.
A. Grant of this place, and Miss Mary
Flint, daughter of Hale Flint, also
of this place, were united in marriage.
Mrs. Grant is trained nurse, with
headquarters at Boston, and Mr. Grant
is salesman for the Goodyear Tire
and Rubber company, with headquar-
tiers at Rutland. The couple will take
short trip, and then come to Lake
Bomoseen and take cottage for a
month, after which they will reside
in Rutland.
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WATERBURY,
this week.

The subject of the sermon by Rev.
Edward c. Hayes at the Congregations
al church Sunday morning will he
Seeing the Invisible" Services at this
church will have hearty welcome for
all
Services al the Methodist Episcopal
church will be omitted. as the pastor,
Rev. George II Lock, is AT Coates Is
land in camp with the boy scouts and
Scout Master d. c. Jones' The church
services here will be omitted for two
Sundays,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Abbott were called
to his home yesterday by the serious
illness of his mother
Craig Harries of Nashua, \. H., who
has been at the Guptil farm. is a
guest for few days OF Il. Huntley
Palmer.
Rev. f. G. French of johnson was a
guest at the parsonage and attended
the lawn party OF the ladies union of
the Congregational church Tuesday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. +. Campbell recently
ATTENDED the funeral Of Mrs. Camp
bells aunt in Roxbury.
Mrs. Campbell and son, Homer. are
in camp at Highgate Springs.
Miss Kathryn Hayes has returned
from the girls camp on Lake Cham
plain. called Camp IIochelaga.
The condition of Mrs. r. NJ. Ruggles
at the Fanny Allen hospital is not as
favorable a. could be wished.
The Huntley Palmer farms expect to
place raspberries on the market this
coming week.
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THETFORD

The Conants have arrived at their
old home for the summer. They drove
from New York City in their car.
NJ. I. Pressey and wife made an
auto trip Saturday to Plymouth, n. Fl
Charles, son of w. NJ. Bacon, broke
one bone of his arm while cranking his
fathers ear recently.
John Morris and family are camp.
ing in Lyme while assisting Mrs Nor
ris' brother during haying.
Principal Sawyer has returned to
town, after visiting his family in Cam
bridge. Mass, and his farm in Maine
Miss Laura Bates is attending sum.
mer school for teachers at Columbia
university.
Mrs. Rossiter of Claremont is visit.
ing relatives in East Thetford
f. E. Cox has purchased of J. A.
Morse OF Peterboro, n H., hand
some and finely bred bull calf, strong
in the blood of the famous Hood farm
bull sophie's Tormenter.
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Empress Eugene.

Seldom has one lifetime spanned so
much history as that of Empress Eu-
genie. whose death at the age of "a
comes just as France has emerged vic
torious from war far more terrible
than that which brought down the EN-
pre of which she was the brightest or
nament For generation this illustri-
Gus exile was the object of general adj
miration and of sympathy the warmer
because of the bereavement she sui
fered in the death of her son in the
Zulu war of 1870. To Americans her
career was of special interest because
her mother was of American birth. Her
life was in the highest degree romantic,
and has become an indissoluble part of
the great Napoleonic legend.
Napoleon III made many mistakes,
but none when he married the beautiful
young Spaniard, Marie Eugene de Mon
tito. who had won his admiration while
he was still president of the republic
When she was snubbed by rivals he
told her: Il will avenge YOU and did
so by marrying her. When the mar
riage was called mesallianee, he said:
Il have preferred Il woman whom !
love and respect to woman unknown
to me, with whom an alliance would
have had advantages mixed with sacri-
fees If Louis Napoleon lacked the
genius of Napoleon Bonaparte, he had
better heart, and in this case France
and the world applauded his choice.
As empress, Eugene contributed
much to the brilliance of his reign, and
her spirit and courage did much to lift
the cloud of depression from which Ma
poleon often suffered. No doubt her
bold temperament more than once per
suaded him to rash courses, and 1t IS
known that she did what she could to
prevent him from following the liberal
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STOHL

At the mid-month meeting Of tho
II. n. Smith post. Woman's Relief
corps. No. -. Mrs Harriet Recor, Mrs
Efe Marshall. Mrs Blanche Msgoon.
Miss Ethel Shaw and Miss Nettie
Burnor were initiated into the order
There was large number present.
among them Mrs Anna kimball Of
Simsbury. Conn 4 vote u thanks was
extended to the members Of Sickle
chapter. No. "a. Order Of the Eastern
Star. for their gift to the corps of the
sum II SIS for the boulder fund The
members q the corps viii meet at
headquarters at I O'Clock Tuesday aft
erncou for a visit and practice meeting
and = picnic supper win b. served in
honor q Mrs Simbsn, the visiting
member
Mr.. and Mr. lssor-s r Moulton are
parents Of son. Rector Fred. born At
their home Al Moscov On July s The
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Rosindale Woman Recommends
This Prescription

Mrs. Albert J. Patch, of Rosindale, Mass,
writes Before taking your medicine Or.
True's Elixir) was troubled with what
thought stomach trouble. ] had that ter
rible gnawipg in my stomach nearly all
the time Within half an hour after eat
ing hearty meal. ! would have that same
disagreeabe feeling. | was losing in
weight svery day After taking your med
icine (Dr. Trues Elixir) / was relieved
Of that terrible gnawing in my stomach.
expelled wormss and ! felt like new per-
son in many ways, and would heartily rec
ommend it to anyone suffering as / did"
Headaches. tired feeling, weakness, spots
before the eyes. bad breath. sleeplessnsss.
irritabiIity, dizzihess, constipation can be
relieved, If you take the prescription known
as Dr. Trues Elixir. The Family Laxative
and Worm Expeller 1t has done much for
sick people, men, women and children, ever
since .1s51--oyer 6s years reputation. AT
ALL DEALERS ADV.
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TOPSHAM

The barn dance at A. r. Stevens,
which was held last Friday night, was
well attended. Cake and coffee were
served, and everyone enjoyed a good
time.
Mrs. Myra Smith has purchased Mrs
Fisk's place, and taken possession OF
the same. Mrs. Fisk is boarding with
her for the present.
Lewis Hall has gone to Hartland
where he has employment during the
haying season.
Leonard Smith has been 10 Chelsea
where he has been having his ear over
hauled.
Eunice Fisk, who has been caring for
her mother, has returned to White
Plains, n. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Smith of
Corinth were in town Sunday.
Mrs. Lizzie Green started Monday
for Manchester, n. f., where she will
live with her sister, Mrs. Allard
d. G. Mckay and daughter, Marie,
and friend, Miss Reed, who have been
visiting friends and relatives, returned
to Quincy, Mass, Saturday.
A son was born July llth to MIR. and
Mrs. Norman Nolan.
p. j. Mcnamara has returned from
Hanover hospital. He wishes to thank
all those who so kindly remembered
him with flowers and postcards,
Mrs George Hood has been visiting
relatives in Chelsea.
Miss Ethel Sawyer has been home
from Hanover on short vacation
Cora Smith is visiting at the home
OF Ernest Smith, in Corinth.
Miss Minnie Lang has been the
guest of her brother, j. c. Lang, for
the past few days.
The many friends of Mrs. Roger
Whtcher are pleased to hear that she
is somewhat improved and is now
spending some time with her sister,
Mrs. Sherry, of st. Johnsbury.
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County Agent and Mrs. Briggs ant
the new home demonstration agent
Miss Bovce, were recent callers at A
G. Whitcher's farm.
Herbert Cooling was at home Tor q
few DAYS from his work in Montpelier
to help do the haying.
Charles Curtis has two extra hired
men for haying and had two before
to drive his teams which are drawing
stone. Many farmers are finding it al
most impossible to get even one hired
man.
Rumor has it that ". A. Lapoint has
sold his farm and plans to 90 to Cal
ifornia in the late fall.
Miss Emily Glover of the Montpelier
seminary faculty was a guest OF Mrs
L. H. Green over the week end
Miss Viola Fox has returned from Il
visit with relatives in Windsor coun-
ty to stay until time to return to col
lege.
There will be one more church serv-
ice, July %. then vacation through
the month of August.
Mrs. Fred Barnes met with an accl-
dent Monday which was painful and
a doctor had to be called to take sew
eral stitches to close wound caused
BY her falling on a wet floor while
throwing water after washing out the
back door, and as she fell she caught
her hand on a nail beside the door and
tore the flesh, making bad cash. She
is now getting along as well as posi-
BILE and it is hoped there will be no
trouble from blood poisoning, as the
nail was rusty one,
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|
Jay Garvin is assistant at the rail
road station while w. r. Buchanan is
away on weeks vacation.
! Everett Terry came from. Tariifcille
! Conn, Friday with his uncle, Gilbert
Blake, of Woodsville, and will make
an extended visit to his grandmother
Mrs. William Terry.
Miss jamie Heath and Miss Anna
Buchanan went Monday to Clement inn
North Conway, for the season.
Howard Gray, who is located at
Grand Rapids, Mich, is making visit
to his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. s.
Gray, who have not seen him since
before the World war, in which he
served with the engineer corps in
France two years. His wife came with
him, but is at present visiting her
people in Montpelier.
Mrs. Earl Courtney and child of
Worcester. Mass, is with Mrs. Annette
Courtney at George Dunnetts this
week.
William T. George was called to Bos-
ton on business two days this week.
While there he stayed with Rev. and
Mrs. John Mcclellan, who are plea
antly situated in South Boston, with
in sight of City Point and the bay.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. J. 1ewksbury and
and two daughters are on a motor trip
this week to Averill lake, near the
Canada line They have as guests
Miss Gladys Lincoln, Walter Buchanan,
Miss Dorothy Bailey and Miss Beulah
Grant. -
Miss Marion Miller of Baltimore ar
rived Monday evening and will spend
few weeks with her sister, Mrs. R.
NJ Beaton
Henry Whitaker OF Chicago was a
caller in town Wednesday.
Carl o Samuelson had a painful ex-
perience Tuesday being bitten on the
arm quite severely by dog belonging
to John d. Gibson. DIR. Darling dressed
the wound and no i'll results are antici-
psted.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Goodall of ST..
Johnsburv were at William Stephens
Thursday and Friday
The village lighting system and
many of the houses were put out of
commission by the thunderstorm Of
Wednesday evening.
DR. G. w. Darling accompanied Alex
ander Dunnett TO Boston Thursday. He
went to consult specialist at Provi-
dence Friday.
Alexander r. Beaton has rented his
house to the timekeeper of the Wilson
& English Construction Co.. who viii
occupy it during the railroad job.
Mrs. j. d. McAllister is in Boston
this week.
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PL4NFIELD

Archie r. Bullsrd Of this place and
Miss Agnes NJ. Tassie, daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. r. B. Tassie Of South Wood
bury. were united in marriage at Their
rooms July 10 at O'Clock P. m. by
Rev A. w Hewitt
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Vincent and
daughter. Hazel. Of East Montpelier
and Mr.. and Mrs. George Vincent mo.
tored TO st Johnsbhry the first Of ths
week.
Wallace Gokey has gone to Barre
10 work for the Tenhey co.
Carl Spencer Of Bennington is WIS
ting his grandparents, Mr. and Mr-
Gardner Spencer.
Mrs. Nat Bstchslder and daughter
and Mrs George Vincent were II
Mansfield recently 10 visit Mrs Lynn
Hobart.
William Goksy is spending q short
vacation =; his home in Rouses Point
y ".
Mrs. Ann Austin Is visiting her niec'
u Hinsdsls. y r.
Mrs. Arthur Clark II Calais vas IL
town part Of this week
George King was in Orange Center
Thursday-
2 r Rmttsr. oUtounstrist. ell - Al
Nrs Jennie Hsmsl's Meadsy. the 10Th
CAL and have your ewes examined -
EfF.
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GROTON

Frank T. Taylor of Hardwck was q
business visitor in town Thursday.
Mrs. Bessie Loveioy Hutchins OF
Manchester, n H., is visiting relatives
in town.
Hosmer Brothers have sold theil
large farm at Woodsville, \. H., &c
William Darling of Mclndoes. They
moved the last of their household goods
Ia their home here this week.
Misses Bagley and Miss Lenox Of
Walden, Mass. who have been visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs Burton Brown, re-
turned home Wednesday.
Miss Robna Burnett of Barre is Wis
iting Mr.. and Mrs. j. d. Hall, her
grandparents.
Mrs. NJ. ID. Coffrin returned yester
day from Montpelier, where she visit
ed her little grandson at Heaton hos
pital. where he is recovering from an
operation for mastoid abscess, the re
suit of the measles.
Gene Anderson. who has been Wis
iting at II, B. Heath's, returned to heI
home at East Ryegate on Monday
Ernest Hart left the first Of the week
for Easthampton, where he has en-
ployment.
George Knox. jr,, who has been Wis
iting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Knox. at Concord. y. H., returned home
the first of the week.
Harvey Deane, who has been i'll with
pneumonia. was operated on the first
of the week for water on one lung The
operation was performed by DIR. Miller
of Woodsyifle, y. H., and DR.. G. W
Darling OF South Ryegate. He is re
ported to be slowly gaining
Mr.. Knight and daughter in law and
Harry Norton of Boston, are guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. George Dugad,
Mrs. Ned Lindsey and Miss Clara
Vance were visitors in Montpelier. and
Barre yesterday and to-day.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-07-17
To Dream and to Sleep One and the
Same

Dreaming is no vain and idle slug
CARDS game, solomon to the contrary
Notwithstanding It's because you need
! to dream that you 20 to bed nights.
You've probably been laboring under
the obsolete impression that 1t is for
the sake of rest that you spend third
OF your life in sleep.
Absurd" says Andre Tridon, New
York psychoanalyst. Every branch of
your complex busy organism is on the
Job "A hours day. Your heart never
rests; neither do your lungs nor liver
nor brain cells. But you do need to
dream, because only so can the ordi-
nary man relieve all his urges
Napoleon Bonaparte had things all
his own way for spell, and Just so
long he guided the worlds destiny in
no sleepy style without being abed more
than two hours night, But when
the worlA baked at gratifying longer
his viii To dominate. damned up his
ego urge in ST Helena, he slept 10
hours a day That is. he dreamed that
long daily.
To sleep Is 20 dream whether or not
you remember anything about it next
morning. You dream continuously, at
an amazing speed rate all the while
you're Unconscious, and every dream
acts out, dramatizes. one of your
wishes, gradifes an urge.
Sometimes the drama is all in SYM
bols you've had a weird, lobster sup
per sort of a nightmare, and don't at
all grasp the fact that you have been
gratified. but your unconscious mental
regions do. and so does the pschoanal
vi. If You write down some morning,
quickly before YOU forget them, few
of the wildly impossible, shudderingly
hideous insanely assorted tumble OF
scenes in which YOU have held the lead
ing role. he will tell you all about the
bold. bad things you'd like TO do #
YOU dared.
Don't hate the world and kick all
night Just because YOU don't happen to
90 to sleep. II damages your nervous
system, and any tender regard N
which your roommate NAV have held
YOU. Anger cats up energy and Is re-
-ponsible for next mornings very. un-
pleasant day after feeling. The lack Of
sleep msttered not at all. II instead
of.thrashing about ,iciously you had
curled up costly and day-dreamed, your
night might have been sahaged.-
Pittsburg etteTimes.
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WARREN

Misses Ora and Lula Parker are pass
ing two weeks vacation with rela-
tives in Montpelier and East Barre.
Curtis Brown and Norma Parish were
married July I.
Mrs. 4. II. Richardson, who has been
very i'll with grip, is more comfort
able.
Miss Shirley Pierce is visiting her
brother at Hartford,
Mr.. Seymore, accompanied by Don
Rich and Carlyle Drew, spent Tuesday
night on Potato hill.
Richard Buzzell had a horse killed
by lightning Wednesday night.
Mrs Matilda Moore entertained
friends from Bethel recently.
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child is the grandson of Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Il. Moulton OF Moscow
Rev. G. T.. Haywood of North Troy
will preach at tn, Community church
service Sunday mo- wing.
Harry Il. Russ was brought home
Thursday from the Fanny Allen hos
pital. Mrs. H. +. Russ and his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs j. Il. Russ, and Miss
Grace Russ and Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.,
Gale and nurse accompanied Mr..
Russ home. He is as comfortable as
can be expected after the journey,
Mr.. and Mrs Charles a. Sarsfield
have returned to Marlboro, Mass, aft
err two weeks with Mrs. Sarsfield's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George w Buz-
zell.
Miss Hattie Pratt, town clerk, has
mailed about $50 tax notices to proper
ty holders in Stowe. If paid on or be-
fore October % discount is made.
Mr.. and Mrs. Whitman +. Harris,
who have returned from short visit
in keene, n H., purchased while there
a rs acre farm in Swansea, two miles
out. They expect to take possession
by September |. They will sell their
house at the lower village if oppor-
tunity offers. Two of their sons, Har-
Ian H. and Dwight w. Harris, live
in Keene. George S, Harris returned
Friday to Kamp Kill Kare, after a
short visit with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. F. Harris. Mr.. Harris was ac-
companied on motor trip to Burling-
ton Thursday by his mother and sis
tiers, Misses Margaret and Pauline
Harris, and Miss Hazel Cakes.
F. H. Hoglund has sold his photo
graphic studied on Park street to DIR. II.
H. Fullerton both parties being OF
Waterbury 1t is understood that DIR,
Fullerton is fitting up the building
for a branch office.
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tendencies Of the last years of hi,
reign. But when the crash came and
the empire made so pitiful spectacle
of itself, she was one of the few whd
kept their heads and their courage
and the dignity which she showed then
and in her long exile made an ineflace
able impression upon the world. The
empire may have been pinchbeck, but
in marrying her Napoleon gave it a
true jewel. Springfield Republican.
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RANDOLPH

Miss Ellen Blossom, a teacher IN Wa.
tertown, Mass, is in town for a visit
with her mother, Mrs, George Hatch.
Mrs. A. G. Bradish and her daugh-
ter, Miss May Bradish, of Medford,
Mass, arrived here on Friday, to pass
several weeks with Dr. and Mrs. +. A..
Eaton.
The remains of Mr. Austin, who died
at the inn on Wednesday, were taken
by Mr.. Mccormick in his auto hearse
to Troy, where he was buried in the
family lot. Mr.. and Mrs. Sheldon,
deceased daughter Hnd husband, and
Mr. and Mrs Batchelder, their daugh
ter and husband, went to Troy with
the remains.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. G, Stevens left for
Albrrg on Friday, where they will pass
several days with their daughter and
husband, who at present reside there.
Mrs. Carrie Comstock left on Friday
for Barre, where she will visit her son
and brother, and later will go to Plain
field for visit with friends,
Mrs Boutwell,, who came from Gays
willie on Thursday for an overnight
stay with Mr. and Mrs. +. II. ketch-
UNI, left for her home on Friday, ac-
companied by Margie kctchum, who
had been with her grandparents for
the last month.
Clifford Jones, SON of Mr.. and Mrs
James Jones' came with the Nellie Gill
Players and was one of the actors at
their entertainment given at the Mu-
sic hall on Friday night.
Miss Marion Huntington, a former
resident here. has been in town for a
couple of days, calling upon old
friends. Miss Huntington is now a
night nurse at the Medfield, Mass,
state hospital, where she has been more
than year.
At thes annual meeting of the Sar-
gent, 0sgood and Roundy company,
held ON Tuesday the following officers
were reelected: c. C. Roundy, pres
ident; c. c. Morse, vice president; p.
b. Daniels, clerk; A. G. Osgood, treas
urer, and {. c. Morse, assistant treas
urer. The board Of directors, G. c.
Roundy, II. NJ. Gaylord, A. 6. 0sgood,
p. h. Daniels and {. G. Morse, were re-
elected The officers reported sue
cessful year, and a six per cent divi-
dend has been given the common stock
holders and the same per cent glaran-
teed TO the preferred stock. The com
pany is now working casting lathes
for the National Acme company of
Windsor, for which it has a standing
offer.
MIR. and Mrs Z. l.. ClafliE have gone
to South Lancaster, Mass, to visit
the latter's sister and husband, Mr.,
and Mrs. Charles Sumner.
Miss Adeline Case Of West Spring
field is visiting her uncle and aunt,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Priest.
Haskell Gibson of New Haven, Conn,
has come To pass several days here
with Mr.. and Mrs A. b. Gay.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. /. Baird OF Waits
field are passing several days here, the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. +. +. Neill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Sault of Der
by, Conn, are in town for several days
with relatives, who reside here.
Miss Katherine Wiley of Newton
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NORTH F4YSTCN

Weather permitting, services will he
held al the schoolhouse Sunday after
noon. July Is. at , o'clock. Every
BODY cordially invited We desire e..
pecially the attendance Of the boys and
girls. as plans are to be considered that
are greatly to their interest.
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''I was troubled with Constipation
ever since / can remember as a
result, was subject to distressing
Headaches and pain in my left side.
+ would go for two or three days
without any movement of the bowels.
/ CHANGED to read about Fruit
a-tives', in one ofour local papers, and
began their use about four months
ago. Since them, / have been free
from Headaches, my bowels have
been regular, and from the use of
several boxes of 'Fruit-a- tives', l feel
that the great benefit I have derived
justifies me in pronouncing them q
remedy of true and exceptional
merit.
OTIS NJ. BRYANT.
soc. box, for s. so, trial size 25c.
Atdealers or from FRUIT-A-TIVES
Limited, OGDENSBuRG, N. Y.
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Annuitie, for Mothers. wNe,

or daughters An annuity giving a Ger
tain income for life, means financial
independence. Consult Us. National
Life In-. 90. lMutualp. ; ;. Ballard.
general agent, Rialto block. Mon,Pel-
Ter. vi.
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E. MONTPELIER CENTER
New Pest After Potatoes, Known as
Black Blister Beetle.

A number of farmers and quite q
distance apart have found what was
to them new bug pest on their pota
toes, very lively and destructive, and
several calls have been made to Coun-
ty Agent Briggs to find out about
them, as he did not know he has
found them to be called the black Bills
ter beetle, which was known in the
state before the Colorado beetle, but
has not been seen much tor many
wears. Mr. Briggs wishes the farmers
10 look out for them and do all that is
possible to exterminate them, as they
are worse than the other kind and
very poisonous, so that il one is al
lowed to run across the hand 1t VIII
raise blister.
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Council Bluffs on the Gain.

Washington, d G., July l6.-The
census bureau to-day announced the
population OF Council Bluffs. la, as
36 1872; increase $50 or 23.5 per cent.