Essex County herald. [volume], June 21, 1895, Image 2

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I-Uiul Pond. VU .Tunc 21.
Aa "American Week."
Here m an idea for thcprij;rrsivrlni-
ness men of Island I'onJ nr. for tin-mat.
ter of that, of anyilivr, energetic town or
.city in tlie I'liitrtl Stairs, it is tu have
an "American werk," during wlikhalljtlif
stores of every kind, nrr .Ircor.itvd willi
.article ul Amcrionu maiiufaclure only;
.Aiuerit-an-made goo-Is the product of
American labor are plncetl iroiniiKiitly
in view, and jcvial attention called to
their qualities and .jwice, in order that
customers n.ny understand that the idea
is a lallacv that "importer- k.mkIs are
necessarily letter than Hiosk- produced nl
home "
Springfield, Massachusetts, according
to the American Fcotiomist, is the first
citv which has adopted this scheme; and
iits success there should fcive confidence
,thnt it wotdd l)e n success elsewhere.
That paper points out that this plan,
properly and skillnllv carried out, will
not only help the immediate sale of our
own products and inaiiiif.icuiics, liut it
should tend to create a lively snlciiienl
demand for the same oods.
In very many retail stores it is regarded
us quite the protcr thing to seil Anttri
can goods ns if they were of furcign
manufacture, and their pror display
upon their own merit will iifionl custom
ers an opportunity of learning that Uiey
have not been in the habit ol Ijiiyiii",
somethinj; that was Knus'ii, lrrviich or
German.
We heartily hj-ivc with the Keouomist
In its kiiggestion that we should have
"an American week" in every city, town
jind village in the United States. Show
American goods, wear American goods
and cat American food. The first week in
Julv, with its day of national independ
ence, would bo n lilting and n proper
time for the occasion.
The proclamation of the President
warning nil citizens of the 1'uited States
not to break the neutrality law by send
ing arms and munitions of war to the
Cuban rebels is timely perhaps, in view of
the numerous reports of the titling out
of filibustering expedition distilled for
the island. Whatever the personal sym
pathies of the people of the 1'uited States
in this conflict it is evident that it is the
government's dutv to prevent as far iib
may be any assistance to n rebellion
iigaiust a country with which we are nt
pjace. If filibustering expeditious land
men and arms in Cuba and our govern
ment has been gtrlty of a lack of dili
gence in discovering them and prevent
ing their departure we are liable to
Spain and may have to pay, just ns liiig
land had to pay us for the spoliations of
the Alabama.
A brisk revival of business before the
national conventions of the parties meet
to nominate Presidential candidates and
formulate national issues would un
doubtedly work wonders in settling the
currency question. With labor well cm
ployed and manufacturing industries run
ning at a fair profit there would speedily
grow up a very strong sentiment against
any radical change in our currency sys
tem among the very classes that a re now
most in favor of it. The ranks of the sil
ver men are very largely recruite from the
discontented classes. Make thoseelasses
contented and they will desert in a body.
They are not silver men from any convic
tion. They are for free coinage simplv
lecause free coinage is offered as a cure
for the depression in business which has
been affecting thera unfavorably. Let
restoration to health come without free
coinage and so fur as they are concerned
free coinnge will be discarded. It is the
knowledge of this fact that makes the
silver men so anxious to commit some
tiartV to the free Ooill.ltrp Tloliet- ini nwli- I
titely. If it were believed that the great
mass of free coinage advocates of today
were such from conviction there would
be no haste to commit any party now
o. tuning a national convention, a tree
coinage sentiment founded on conviction
could be trusted to survive until next
summer. It is the realization of the fact
that a great many of the free coinage
i-tiouters will be just as ready, if times
improve, to shout against it. that makes
the silver lenders in such a tremendous
hurry. The iron is hot now and thev
want to strike before it cools off, which
they very much fear it may do before
next summer.
l'.xp(irimnt Station Itnlletln.
The Vermont experiment station at
Burlington has just issued Hulletin 47 on
t,ommerciil Fertilizers," giving the
guarantees and analyses of ninety-two
distinct brands sold in Jthc state this
year, with their money valuations. This
bu'letin also includes twenty-four pages
ol matter explanatory of fertilizers and
fertilization, explaining, (l)!the princi
pies governing the use of fertilizers; (2)
elements o, piant loofl ; lol tlie ma
terials used in commercial fertilizers, their
description, source and composition ; (4)
the specific action of nitrogen, phosphoric
acid and potash upon vegetable growth
(5) the selection, purchase and use of
commercial fertilizers; (6) explanation
of terms used iu fertilizer guarantees and
analyses. It is thought that this bulk
tin will prove helpful to farmers who use
commercial fertilizers, inasmuch as it not
only gives analyses of all the brands in
the state, but explains the same and in
dicates the best method of selection, pur
chase and use. The bulletin will be sent
free of charge to any address upon appli
cation. A postal card addressed to the
Experiment Station, Burlington, Vt., is
sufficient.
The grand lodge of Masons nt Bur
lington last week decided to build the
temple in Burlington. The temple will
cost $50,000. Officers of the grand lodge
cre chosen as follows: M. W. Kittrcdge
Haskins, Brattleboro, grand master; R.
V), JJUiucl N. Nicholson, Burlington
Ju-.aty grand ui.-ii.trr; K. W. Wii.tWMj
ScwU F.iv. t'ndcrhill. grau.1 w.ii.ir
den; K. Y. William J". Lents. Ki.tl.i.t.l
Cr.-ind jiHiHtrward.ti; K. W. W.ir.vu
Ki vxoItU, Ituilinton. grand Mvretary;
K. V. Charlrs Y. liitctinili, I'r.Ktois
ille, era nd treasurer; W. John V".
Si ) well, I'utney, grand M-mor ik-.-mtn:
W. Edwin It. True, Nrvvj- it, giitittl
jnnmr dcaoou.
Senator I'roelor in a mint interview
at WashiiiL'ton, said "So r nt .nr
tale is concerned," said Mr. I'roelnr.
we are not talking aix.ut presiilcnti.il
chances vet. It is too far n lit. i.l ("rtlt.it
We will In- .it.tic.l with any kmmJ Kc
P"- '"' " me nat.onai t.ck-
a"d " Kq.tihl.c.tn- arc-od. Wc are
not 1'"'"in,; silver in Vermont. .ir
I ie.iplc, of course, lire lor sound money.
the sounder the lietter. We lire all in l.i
vor of tisin silver as we have always
done, hut, of couise, do not approve ol
: lllc lVc' t'"',,at" al 16 to 1 l"s-'
The I'uited States Hoard of Geographic
Names has decided LTiWl disputed speil
ings in its five yens o! existence, lis
work may haw been intended onlv lor
ollieiai ttsitriges; at any lole, little at
tention is paid its decision. Most peo
ple slid write IUlnin Sea ami Chili:
not IVr.ug Sea and Chile, as the hoard
ordered. Tune will pndiaMy charge
these dccply-rjotc.l spellings.
The first shipments ul American iron
ore to Hiirope weivma l-.-.i few il.nsau-M.
1 ."! tons from the mii: s at I'ori Henry,
to the f'.u naeis of the Khuiish and Wcsi
plia.lian iron districts, iu Gcim.tuy. "The
enorm.ws development ol the basic pro
cess iu Iiurope and uut.d.lv in Germany,"
says The Iru Age." has created a de
mand for ores h'gh in phosphorus." 'l'he
ore taken out at I'ort Henry mines is of
the desired quality, containing about
1.75 percent of phosphorus, with about
(51 per cent of iron. It is ipiite pr !inbie
not only that further shipments to Ccr
many will be made, but also t!i..t 1 llici
ores suited for use in the basic oiien eai"; li
process will be exp-uted fr mi ilie same
mines to H.igland.
Vermont Fish and Game Lengus.
Arrangements have been comp cled by
the Vermont Fish and Game bvaunr l..r
the midsummer meeting ol the s ic'cly to
be held at Isle I,:t Motte, the home ol
Hon. Nelson V. 1'isk, president ol the
societv.JulvL'-l-. Those unending will ren
.i i , i . i
ue.vous at nuningioii wnerctliestc mier
Reindeer will he taken for Isle I. a Matte.
The Central Vermont railroad wiil sel:
tickets to me-.ltliers of the league ai ex
cursion rates. The boat will return to
liurlingtou in time to take t lie la te tr-iin.s.
A Lake Champlaiu clam chowder is ad
ve. tised. A very l.-iigeiittendaneeol'iueai-hcrs
and those interested in the fish and
game of the .State is , expected. Anv
lurlher particulars regarding tile meeting
may be had of John VY. Tilc.imb, Si.
Johnsbury, secretary of the league.
It is aiiiiouiiced that Gov. Morion ol
.New York has decided to sign the Anis
worthschool bill which compels thestudv
in the public schools of the effects of ai
cholic drinks and narcotics upon the hu
man system. The lull provides that theie
shall be four lessons a week for ten; or
more weeks of each year in all grades" be
low thesecoud gradeolthc High school
a course which should give pnpi'is all the in
formation they need on the subject. This
is the bill against which the sujieriutcnd
ent of public instruction made a vigorous
tight, and which was contended lor bv
members ol the teuiierance as.sociationV
eointitutcd from the I'lesbyteiiaii, Con
grogational, Methodist and Haptist
Clin relies.
on Tin: now r.ui'.
A I rm li ( anaiiiaii ( nlly Wi ilen IDs
Impi i-K-aon of f;,v York.
Some weeks ago Francois Saus-Doule,
a French-C'Kiadian cabin-, visited this
town. Through the kind offices of some
actors who hail met him in Quebec,
Francois was enabled t see the living
pictures. Subsequently he wrote home
about it. Since then the letter has found
its way back to New York again. Here
o. iiuciiaiigeii and una'arulged :
".New York, March tic two time, same
year, "Frien Jo Hats me some more.
Be las time I write it I dont meke spoke
denglish vary good, now I spoke henglish
I goin tole you hall habout dc.Ncw York.
New York dats more big as tie Huston
but she aiiit so big on him mind, and she
spoke henglish in more easy word on
New York. Tints line place dats long
lekc de debil but dats not very big side
way. Got all kine peoples on New York,
frenchmatis from Canada jes so good
nobody else. Las weeks I see the Count
Casteel the man who makemarry Hanna
Gold, dats rle girl we take it far drive on
Quebec las summer. Well, he's make
pnrty good trade, ain't it. Get lot more
frenchmans on New York but Idon'tcarc
for dat for shes not good for almos
noting at all. I)c walk side dey call
flat paivemeut dats fix it all kind way,
some brick, some stone some kind smoodo
some rufTde debil. De car street tlats all
mix it, some go de steam way up de top
de street, some go de horse, some go de
rope. De cur horse he go vary well, de
car steam she's purty good only all tie
place he stop call all cle same name. Dat
rope ear sometimes he go sometimes he
dont. Lots play house fcnll d.qf (I,,.;,!,-
on Quebec), hav lots ting for see it, tie
bess I like dem live picture, dats lots girl,
big girl to dress just de same de baby be
fore she buys his clothes, jest all de same
shes poor have done got no dress noting,
han she dont look shame needer. Shes
try meke beleve shes dat picture lion pa
per, but de picture hon paper she cant
wink his eye, but by gosh some of it dats
beautiful, han all cle peoples seem to
like dat, ain't it. Me I can't stay home
from dem place, Las Sunday I teke it
walk down de Bower, dat'g de place
meke you cry hi eye sec all dem nice iral.
she don' fraid notinir. She s.iv l,..ll,
Francois jus de same my frien on Quebec
She tole it she guess I lonesick han ask it
teke glass beer. Well I go teke dat glass
'Jeer nan aats cost my watch han three
dollar an halls han den I can't found ,in
gal. When you come New York done go
de Bower. Dats more as 12 de o'clock
an I cant forget something else to tell it
so I goin to tell it good-by. when vou
sec my friend Marie tell it hello. Here it
' is. New York F veiling Sum.
Tl.rwu-l, lliecomloy ofj.imes lunne
Ctv.ut ln-.-uiv ol Couit Kl mJ I'on l. Xo.
we nave reeeivnl the following uit-t-sting
Inct roiKTrning tlw lti.lrrl'il"nt
t r.lcr of ronrsters :
Imrmj; thr month ..f Mir thr nionltrr .f
apHi.Kti.u I. r airwlH-rsliiji nmird hjr the
Mrdi.-al l:...u.l n .o-jj. ,, whom 3.1.11
tarrrmvr.trri. 'l. .,,. ,,, of over
S.m nit the hiht-ol nnmlr i.f appl . :iti.,n
rvcr rrrrivnl in nnv unr nioi.th.
1 he Snrpln. luml ol Hi, iir,rr n the lt
of June .liovvnl tbt hih t.-t:t of f 1 ..! 7.M'tl.
tn Hit :inli ,,( May the eonirr .tone the
rorrtcrV Ti mi'lr a l.ii.l t.y hu lii.vlKm v
the l-:rl ot AilH-t.leen. 4overnor-4;rii-r.il of
L':in.ul.-i. in the prrseiiee of au umniiie e,.n
v.iurc f I'oiestei. ati.l tluir iikh K.
The Temiile i;l le eicht lnnn mol will
tie tile finest 1'iatern.il llratiuntter on the
eoiitiiu-nl.
The l"oi-sti ie venr vIomi on the Cloth ol
June, ami iu ivi, iiirtini!:,r it will l,e the
rnoul nn-riu ymr in the liUtory ol the
Iriler.
Thr .m-n in thr Surpl.i- ls he,
.
(mmi.oo. ami in i he .li ;ii!'i-rsliipnli..iit s o, in
I'or the mouth of lime it is exiieileJ that
nt ltat fl.ooo uiiiilieatioiis ill In nx-ein d.
I'urin the ytarXew Count li.iu oa;.H!
00 ht mouth.
The Siijiii -in Coin t w ill 11111 1 1 rit St. Mai
tins' Town Han. Tr.Hnleur Siinm, l.oinl .11.
Hlivluilil, uii the 1- t 1l.1v !' A-.ivut.
T!i li:h cor.ri 1.1 oii;;,iio 11I mot tit
l.oll. Ion. 1 Oit.iri n iltc s;:-, 1 tot. her.
Thi'lul S SITI-I-ihlNG I IXKSKiil.lKl".
ll.vi:uiu:.i.. X. U Many physicians
hue M'oi ouiU'e l as ii.euiabii, diseases
of the r'i-.v ai d blood. M 1 s. 1 b idsdou o,
this nl ice aliand mtd the old iifethod,
us d I".'. Keuisc.ly's I'avo-ite K'ciri.Iv
and w:s cured. In lclo! r, ls:in. Mr-".
if
dvdoTi ci!l''eii ,1 from a d'M-.'ised ankle
ben. She had abv.l
with Sail K 1 1 . e, hiv
ibse .seii !:i::b. I'm e: i
.vol'.' i:vd but wit!; i!"
ys been I
h ag'.'i avn
pti'H.s nl' a
Mlblcd
I the
s irl
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I. 1
i:c.' S i'.W ., . Ur o i'hi! MaS :
dn. . e J 1 n.t 01 t;.. 1 1 '. i;-d. I. se.
the ;.!eei-i':.;. s.r-s, nr.,1 res: red M:s
Ho. isdon to healih and strer.gt I'.i
voriie Ktt'iedy cleanses the bl'xal. ;,n.
si.rciit;t hens the nerves. Iu easev m m'.mi
ula ami s ilt rheum, it never fails.
TOWN TOPICS,
The ifonrnitl cf .nrf;f
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rv Ic.rs. r.i;oii, PhlU'li li.liln. l.Monf.., mi l oil
rt':Tf.N-..T.;.!, K !.. I I ,11 ll e-v U.IV li- s; :i- fr.
r.r..,n : ,1 li, .a:tc. . i I. ;:i"..tilv wnii all
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Talcs From Town Topic
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vii! -np( ly ar.v fmll- tvi! al nn U.v.t r -uii,? ol tto
iivoi. . hi (.latum, r.ii'in l . r r.ji iat- Jior.
KATKS;
i'n Tnplr pr .vmur, ? 1 '. A ftfnt HiiWrlp
r' u:' ".ejutt-, ni.iw. uuel a spveimeo
f ' 1 nU k " Vr-t-. 1
'I 3lr- rr.n: Town Tftpit-t, rrr ni;ril'-r. Wcen'
lintl? i itiiti.t d. 'r (innut.i, A.'i.OI), kikI AiiV tn-rt
.re-. n- N- 'uiN c -.f " njf ru.v ft-.-ir 1 ktc
If ahtl W trijts ,',.r ft ':.i!o ro,. i .n s ruriCS.
S.li - Hitvi' y,,u r.ai A.',L,,iL latMt
nut bent uotoI,
far
. '. e?
ao bang - Cigger ?
t-'tmi,
n:..
I. th,
liilt, :,:?::i rr'jiit ..ini fool. . f.a.-t
r o i... ai li r. j.oit.il Lot.- ur
li it It ,'
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T( If!' 'S,
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HUMPHREYS'
Nothing lus ever Urn jroduced to
equ.il or com;tarc with Hunplircys'
"Witch Hasol Oil as a curative and
hralim; aitlicatiox. It lias been
used 40 years and always allords relief
and always pives satisfaction.
It Cures I'll rs or IIkmhrkiioiik, Kxtornal
or Internal, llliml or Illmling Iuliini; and
Uiirnini;; CiulKs or l"i.,snrcs and Fitttulas.
Relief immediate cure certain.
It Cures 1Ji:rss, Squids ami t'lceration and
Contraction from Bums. Relief instant.
It Cures Torn, Cut and Lacerated
Wounds and liiuise.!. '
It Cures l!i.)ii.5, Hot Tumors, Ulcers. Old
Sores, Iichina Krujitions, Scurfy cr Scald
Mead. It is Infallible.
It Cure Ini i.amki) or Cakfd Breasts
and Sore Nipples. It is invaluable.
It Cures SALT Riif.i:m, Tetters, Scurfy
Fruptinns, Chapped Hands, l'ever. r.li-ters,
Sore Lips or Nostrils, Conn and liunioiis,
Sore and Chafed I'eet, Stinys of Inlets.
Three Sires, 25c, 50c. and Ji.co.
Sf.Iil liy riruKistii, or sunt poaT-liflul nil rocutit of price.
111 nruiiKivakD. CO., 111 1, lit. niiu.ia si., .rw lort
WITCH HAZEL OIL
Perhaps You Think I . .
am fooling when I tell vou
11. 1 .
ci inn. in ii uil, lUHic.uon.
ery, canned goods, tobacco and
;. .1 , '
Cigars that I
. . . Will Startle You.
1 aho have a complete line of
ioss extracts. Give me a call.
0. L. MANSUB,
Cross Streef, - Island Pond, Vt
ESTATIi DPI!. K. HUTCHINSON.
STATIC iif VtiK MONT, District op F.ssbx.ss.
1 ,- . , ',"?" at Island Pond, in
i . ""iiicl. on ine mi day of vme
A. I. ISJ.i. w. s. Howard, ndniinistrat'or o
the estate of(l. K. Hutchinson bitcol Concord
in ti i insinct, deceased, makes apiilieation
to sa,d Court for license to sell all o! the real
- . 1 iiwcuinc: Douse in
,V,7,1: ,LTJn,t'n ! the sale thereof
. .. .,vm,,, tu lne neirs ol sau de
ceased and those interested in his estate
hereupon, it is ordered hv said Court
thereof " J ' PI,I!S.V"? !'.r "S" to ""ion
sai.i is .r ,,.v.. ' ut.1 c r '"te JtH'-e
in
a 11 ; L. L . ' V" -"-nil do
ly of lime.
... ... ..i,.,, 11r uenriiiK and dec
ision thereon
...iw u it. inrrner ordered,
that all persons
'HnL "f Sail' "Pl'ation and o'rderThe
"' "c nercol, by 1, ication
rc-
, , ."wxively in the
lissex
Island'Pon, V,. ,,.r. iVl'IKT pul.lished at
nnoear ... i ' hc",r,"K. thnt thev may
cnlaroeerthere"toa,,d "
By the Court. Attest,
I- S. STORKS. Junr.E.
F. A. ELKINS,
BOOT AND SHOE MAKER,
Post Office Hlock, ISLAND POND, VT.
All kinds of repairing done 91
in a neat and durable ntyle.
BOSS
a.iJNCs.;.!lI.l
s
Mansur's Real Estate Agency.
REAL ESTATEToR SALE.
Mr huc whrrr I ih-w live. Irinif a two
wiirim-iit hn ih:it Mill rent tor 1t. nr
lour inn mat h w ill i nt lr $JlK t nr
h,,,,7' K."-11',,P U,K JX'!' V VWi
J tiiruls w In, h r nl lot I ' iMirns mill
I ,, w in n-n (,,r sin. AI- lour luulilini:
I --- All this proiieitv in in the n-ntn- the
villa-;,' ol i;ai., I, ii.l. ..it Ikrhv vinit. itiil
i ns well l.M.-iioil a an ii'-H-rt iu n.l il-
laue. 1; I ,,-M lalltPX well- sil''ly plenty
ol u:i'.ir to nil l.n.l.'iiii,. I wll sc. I nil i.l ti'c
alo ii- 1 .1 opri 1 v f. -i ii.."ii. ,.r t will s.11 nnv
pnrt oi the snme. AImi I will ell inv totk of
u'ooils at cm ..r api-iaral. t "i lurllitr p.-T
i'eal.-ir- t-niiitte ol liir s:il ..-ei if.er. or M.
Muii-ur. Isiau,: l i 1. I. Vt. M. II I'AVIS.
l AlIM VOll SAI.I:.
Tin- I'.tti. IIn(in lii 1 in iMirk, Vl.,
t"(tiii"linu il ".." :iirr; iuts 4i tdlH liny.
'hmI i!;ir nictiatil, I a rut- r:tUirr. untxl liaui
iifl f.i:iirt:i!i!r Iimhi-. i'l ..lfl tliin.
I-.ii v l f j!iu 1 'ona!vi m , M.nn ('on it,
Vl . - t
Z M . MAXSrK, Kfil Itatc A'i nt.
SAVINGS BANK.
Till'
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a m nit; II.oil. Ilrpnrf no-lit 'or the
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a ant Ki'ri with
1 ".nut tile last in.
.'u- rati of I pel
t ei e-1 ;u 1 i.i.I.
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4' ill. pi-r aiilliini, aiilile
May 1st an. I
N-ivr'autr 1-t 01 1 a.li yea r.
ili.riii I .", da iini-t lie ei v
11 to the Haul
I.
a
;ii; ! tin will Ia n ill!.-.! t.. t'n
o i i 1 1 M i n 1 1 1 1 i i ' u iHiir a v'.-i:
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an ti .a;:
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i!iitr
FACTS
BRIEFLY TOLD.
wi: a ii ii si;llinc,
Groceries,
Provisions,
Fresh Meats,
Salt Meats,
Corn, Flour, Feed,
Canned Goods,
Fruit,
Confectionery,
lite., as usual.
CREAMERY BUTTER
22 cents per lb.
SWEET CREAM
25 cents per quart.
S. D. & E. F. HOBSON,
next the post office
ISLAM) lOM, - YKIOIOXT.
The OeLaval Cream Separator.
VllLI jikur ' .VIZ
W ' r ' '"J Afi
i:i
1 1 IV T -V
'Uil J'.J 3UI .IIU
'A ' -.V "II - 'l'utJi..- ss.i.in
.ijiiiici,- umilmi, 1 1 ti u x.iss-.i s.n- ,i,'i
ln.ioi: Am
ln! IM f V l"llt l'l!'l ,U,J J,,,;, j
HARRY ALLEN.
I'npinca nrmvn iia lnii in i,o,i. i,:..i.
T-l'H ,""",","!",,,,-1:.rV'1 '-sa.nm-ivii.ier:
, i , - . . '. Mre" "v 1 luirnton liursc, he In-
'I1' I '"h-I I.nnilert, sire (if 3r, in the a Mil
Mt; lie ly l-.tlinn Allen. l,v Ill.-uk Hawk, hv
Slu-rtmiii, l,y ..M Justin Mi.rK.in, tile I'oun.i.-V
, , '.'":;" Inmily. Th.irntt.ii horse .lain
I.tirty .i;,itl,),t, was owned ill the Hates
I-.-mri near Htist.111. She onee w.in $1000 in
mi t-iKliteen mile raee, wliuli she trutteil in r,7
riiinutes. She was a sorrel or li,;ht ehestmit,
C,'iun4 c',",lc,-',t',l,,'.v n "ho knew her to lie
ini f iiuiiMliei" a" " " ' U'r 0i" sul,,r """t
Harrv's dn
horse, ranil-diim l,y the For.! horse, he In
I.al.lwm horse, his dam hy Crown I'rince by
T"e Wse was J
Harry has neyer been trained, but is a tint
lira trotter and very superior roadster He
n ls&'JrrC'."-im" 'ltS"'"'-'l'ni. Countv Fair
in lhss so. n,s sii,enor roac iil- aliilitv and
uneiliialled endurance, comhiiuMl with I is
heaut.y f fr, and stylish earriaVe have
made Inn, noted. His yearly S
the larrs was s noticeable thro. K h"s ,,,,
J.reseu'ee ' verjr lnc'"PU'te without l,?s
Ilarry is in ,iKli condition this sprinK and
the I st,?,V,"'e '"r," h Hie. ""ni ft is
the last chance of seci!ri,K thc , , sllcrm
blood ,n purity. Don't miss this opp.VrtunU,"
Harry will make the season at the "t b e
of the unders trued. T..,, e sl"."l-
Wjjm; by the aeason 7.0;
W. R.ROSEBR00K,Brighton,Vt.
VT. I. SCHOFF,
DUM.I-R IN
PURE DRUGSjindMEDICINES.
I'KRFUMKKV AND TOILET ARTICI.KS,
II0OHS AND 8TATIONKRY
rescript ionn fiin lully Cumponndnd.
A nice stock of WATCH KS. M.nrKs ....1
KOOKIl ltltOS.' SII.VKKWAKE. Repair
ins a specialty.
W,I.SCHOtr, Canaan, Vt.
STERN BROTHERS.
Great Clothing SALE !
We have purcliasnl the entire stfK-k of Clothing of C. P.
Storv of Lancaster, X. H.. t less than one-quarter of the
wholesale price, which will U slauhtcretl at same propor
tion. It will pav ym to come a distance of fifty miles to
take advantage of this ofler, for you will never have an
other such opH)rtunity to buy Clothing at these prices.
LOOK AT THESE PRICES!
Wholesale iiir
I'rl Price
Men's Iilatk Tine Worsted Suits, $10..'0 $S.7"
Men's I-aucy Liht Suits, 12.00 5.73
Men's Xohliy Uusiness Suits, l).f0 4-. 0.1
Voting yen's Ircss Suits, 12.50 G.00
Men's Working Pants, 1.25 .SO
Three Hundred 5uits and Overcoats.
Three hundred Suits and Overcoats at same propor
tionate prices. We arc called "Tin; Clothixo Man," hut
we can't help it. We carry in stock what the people want
and they seem to want what we have. That makes busi
ness. Together with our usual large stock we carry, we
are sure to
Suit and Fit Everybody.
Come. Conic, where one hard earned dollar will lntv more
than three elsewhere, at the
store ot
STERN BROTHEBSJISLAHD POND, VL)
MASURY'S
LIQUID COLORS!
The Best in the World.
SOLD BY
A. BARTLETT & SON, Island Pond, Vt.
Q. E. CLARKE,
0a
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or
or
or
or
or
CLARKE'S BLOCK.
ISLAND POND, VERMONT.
OUR STOCK IS THE LARGEST. OUR PRICES THE
LOWEST. OUR TERMS THE EASIEST.
BAILEY'S flUSIC ROOMS
ST. JOHNSBURY AND BURLINGTON, VT.
Largest Dealers in
Pianos and Organs
and Musical Merchandise North of Boston.
For catalogue and prices address
G. R. MAGOON, Coos, N. H.
bijLT Dry Goods and Clothing
a
rn
r
to
m
Trompt Delivery.
Good Goods,
Fresh Groceries,
Low Prices,
Pair Dealings.
gurHy, tk
XJiul r 1 In a Mjlit
Bt wUIkh OvrrlMy
UAlly lie c-tH 1 1 win.
Rciu'mi1mt IIiU wlini
Y" ar KoioiT to huy tK
Ci7Mr, nnrf
Jntilro for a
Qom one.
Awpt ' the SfOUtJtY.
R'!.Ult-
Sittiraetinn.
Maine Central rTe.'
To ami from (iur,c.Cilrltrrok. Nnrtli Strtt
ford, l.nnrnMr, North Conntn, r.i t..t,
I'ortlnn.l. ai. I .ill r-.int in tht Sti,
of Maine inl Maritime l -cmnc
Incffnt May lSII.'i.
TRAIN'? M-'AVK N.,rth Htrtrord a,
lntv.: K r t.ili-l ro..c nn l Hrrd.tr I'a ;, '
H mi . in., 7.4S n1 2 oil p. m.
FtirCm.kshirr. Iunl -j-l! Junrti,naniiL'
Kiilr ut a. rn. and U.Oo p. m
I-'t.r jurl,ic 1 2 110 p. m.
l-.ir l.nnciitrr 1.4. ouu i..ra a 01
2 ir 11. m.
I'nr 'I'K-lirc Jiinctif.n. P irtlan'l nm f ,
i-rn .oitit. ll.iL'in HiHl int. rmt-'lt.-tc s;a.','.'
1 4'l a. m. anil 2 U.i i. in. arriving- m ,.
l-.ri p. m. and a. m.
I'.i:.). F. HLACK, F. K. JiUiiTHBV
lnv. Siipt.. G. T A; 1'. a
I.ANCAM FK. S. II. I'niTLAHD. Ml
I'AVSUX Tl'CKF.K. V. V. and Grn. Macatn
Lni u, 1 1 inuu iiirtnrs W
COPYRIGHTS. V
CAV I OnTAIN A
Prompt answer and an bnnaat rpmuu ni
iw I N A; I D., hn iti! hul nrarlrlirt.TnZI
riinr.c In trin rr.tent Imr Dt tr. f'oniraaainL
tnnp Mili-tlr rvinlKlMilia). A ilaudbli oriZ
I'lrniftiton ormrm-oiUK I'atrii.a ano bum tr
tun ihi-ni a.rit frr. Alias cmtAKacof beefau.
loaJ mid .rlmtinc UKilta twit free "
I'atmM tnken throucu Harm k fo. m.
tpecial not lew iu lire S. irntiu. American, and
ttrna are broo-lit ridl belnretlia riblifi.
ont &t to tbe Inventor. Ibu sD!m4i4 mbt
Iviil wlil7.nej!jiilrlllntra:e1.b. brfarlM
Uiveat rircalntiim ol anr win.tifl V m ut.
w.Tl'l. : v.-ar Mi.iii.le c.i.irs (r.t frw
lluiidiiu R.liliootnionlhly. i.iorrar. Nnr,
cnii:. '. c. nt. Krcry nuiuln conti.iv Utt.
tlful plntef. In mkira, and photocrei hs of rtn
r.tU'0 wttb .Iaus,HUiib)iii bailderatophr-wuia
lulrt i.itcka aud arrure oontnv-ui. AiilraM
MLliM ii Con kKW i'ou. Jbl Bltuii
WINTFn SAI FSMFPI-
mil I MaV WflMMVINeVilll
, sell ''hot
line of Nurserv Stoik. We cannot maw trin
rfHi in a month hut can Rive you -wr
ploymrnt and will lJ
jirict t'rrc-pond with the time. Y. r;ttit.r
terms and territory to
TIIK IIAU Ka NUICSEKY CO.,
KoclieHtpr, Y.
MACHINERY
FOR SALE.
Out folly hnrer pn"' eneinp. one fori
hor-i' power boiler .ih tile box Hlliiciift
one holler .! SO hoi:e pouei', which orli!
have 10 lie hud in hriek, and R lot of slialhai
pulli v. pump, mplnitor, nnd lot of oltM
luiK-hmery too iiutricrons to tnenti(n. Tri
aliovt Iihs" lieon f.Hken out of A. M. Stctwn 1
null 111 Hoxton. and win ho sold rheiip. Alia
one Wood's planer; will pluim nnd maitj
from one ineli !o foul' intliCK tbltk, and 19 r
gouiX condition.
AI-.0 for farming purposes, Rbout
20,000 ACRES
Good Farming Lands
To actual SBlllun., with plenty of time
pny for the shim, Said Hinds are enntet
iently locaU-d, mid are easilv nccciul
hcIiim.Ib and rail road station. Also
A MILL TO LET
whlcii i nns hy water poarr Ihe rent Kmni
with 60 lioi-se powci rnginr nttaehel. 1
Kood place to iiinntifnctiiif haid wood, tM
latter h.-inif very iihniidanl in tlie Iminediau
vicinity. Kor liuiher particular apply to
A. M. STETSON
BOSTON MASS.
HASKELL & JONES,
ii
AXD
Importers of Fine Woolens,
470 CONGRESS STREET,
(Opposite Preble Huuso,)
OBTLAND, ItAnn
W keep Botblng bit lh
FINEST GOODS.
Which are ninjo up by practical ud at
pei (piiccd w 01 kma, and truusMd l Ik
Host approTod atyla.
t70rdwi froaa proaply
SauiUad to.
All Work Warrant
in
Satisfaction GuareiittS.
A Cam-Mr. J. H. Orsnt, oor CHud
klcwnaa, will rltit Inland Pool M
lwlo aaofa Tar, with the Utwt tmv
fa h ions, oftencr If reqaenl wWo feor
more dnir aultai Dae notloa W tvisi riaM
iU be civen aa tbe looei eolarota aVtkk
paper. When in Por viand eail tmi
ItMiaetfallf,
HASKELL & JONES.
0. H. HENDERSON,
TICKET AGENT,
Boston & Main Railway,
ST. JOHNSULIIY, VT.
Tlokete rla the FlraNcloas Routea to TaMl
Waat and South aud Tia Trana-AUnDtat
Unsatoaad from K-irope n Polnla Bjf
vuwii aaraaga. oieapum
nwianoae aaaarua a a4Tana
LAND SURVEYOR
amd
TLMBER LAND EXPLORKB.
TwentT-flte rears esperWnee In
Branewlok, Maine, Kcw Bampahlre
Vertnooi Can gWe aocmraU eatloutaa kf
nethoda not known to othora. Oomf
tarreya a 8wlaltr. Pcartoffloe (OMi
orth Stratford, H.
. v. xaxix soar,
Manufacturer and DaaJart IB
DOORS, WINDOWS, BLHDS,
Uouldlnva, Btalr Rail, Balin-tta, Haea
iah ami Pint. Savathinit, Window aal
)oor Fraruea, Brrk Picketa, et.
Ouirtde wliidnw m-d.. to order. K!l'
im to etuoa All goo la 11 PwU-n i Whole-
PrOM. HOUTH PARIK, MaV
aK . r aii ii ii 1 inuiT tniui j
FasIiionaMB Tailors
I
yp,""7Biii