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VERMONT WATUJJMAJN & STATE JOURNAL: WEDNESUAiT, KOVEMBER 25, LSWi.
tOONTINDEO FIXOM Tlllttll I'AOE.J
II B90, by Mr. Mattln of .Uocliostor, to rc
poiil clnnor of 1'ittnlloUl nuil KccltoHtor
Ttlcnliono AhsocIiUIoii j corporatious.
Oninotlouof Mr. HaUlwln of llnrton, tul
Jourueil. SKNATK AJTTKIINOON.
IHlls Pasiod, II. 418, to protoct I)(innliipr
ton inoiitimtint; 11. 103, Ilnrrii Eloctrlo
I'ower Co.j U. 313, Green Momitttlti Klro
Iiisurnncu Compauy: H. 3M), Heekott Wator
Supply Coinpauyj II '122, aniumllnK char
tor of Bennington; II. 578, Altiurizu Urptim
ory Assocletion; II. 102, prnoiico of pliar
limcy; II. SBS, to incorporatu vllltiRo of
Stowe; II. 378, to lLcorpcrato villauo of
Newbury.
A coininunlcatlon from tlie Rovomor wan
Tt'culVL'd ri'qulrltiR un exccutlro Hettslon.
II old executive-Hesxlon atid ailjotirui'd.
Ordored to Tlilrd Uoa.lliiR.-n 335, flah
lng 1 ii Stono I'oiid; II. 283, to pntect prnp.
erty of tlioHsh atid (jo'no coininlHslon j II.
288, prohlliltlnii dtu-k liuntln( wltli tlio atd
of "j.iokn"; II. 102, tulatliiK to prnctlco of
jilmi macy, (wlih aiiiendiiieuts ) II. 511, to
eliorten tlio opvn Hsiiliig Hiuison,
SiRticd. 8. 14, costn wliuro rutpomlout
niakes no clefuucu; 3. 21, llarre Klrctrlo
I'ower Company; S. 28, Standurd Utlit aml
I'ower GompHiiy; S. 3fi, granlliiR cortaln
powers to Hjdo Irk; S. 03, Norwich
Ariueduct. (Jouipanyi 8. 70, to pay Tbotnag
Reeves sum nauitds S. 74, Burlington
Iiuildliif; Asanciattou; S. 81, Molitpollnr and
Mad IUvor Traction (Jompatiy; S. 87, vot
liig uioney to charterod liot-pitali-; 8 'JD, Or
leauH and Ksex Uailroad Ooiiipaiiv; 8. 102,
Randolph Gradud Scliool; S. 107, Green
Mountaln Cewetory AHociatlan; 8. 110,
ainundiDR cliartor of Swanton vIIIhro; S,
122, WiiPo Ulvir I'ower Oou)p.iny.
Adjoiirned.
HOUSE AFTKltNOON.
Hccoinmitted. II. 285, auientHng cliarter
of Fair Havon Savings llauk. Voto order
Idr tlilrd reading was reooiiHldored ou mo-
tlon ot Mr. JlcUleury ol Windsor.
Tldrd Reading Ordered. H. SG0, aiuond-
ing Secs. 4,000 nnd 4 UUI, V. S., rolatlng to
seluo and sot lino ttsltitiR; II. t'Jti, lltuitutlng
exportation of gntno birtls.
Killed.-ll. 248, amendltig Seo. 3,400, V.
S., relallug to repalr of lilgliwajrH; II. 437,
to pay town of Montgomery tlie suiu uaiued;
H. 403, relatlng to st ttleinont of demnrrngo
cliargea by rallroad coinpanlBs; II, 501,
ainemliuc an act to provent pollutlon of
MlfiHiMquoI ilvir; 11.050, to prevent (Uposlt
of lan bark, etc, In West rlver.
J'asenl. II 4U0, auiending Sec. 4,5'J2 and
4,504, Y. S , relatlng to net Hshing and seiz
uro of nets. Taken froin tlie table on rno
tion of Mr. Iiarnes of Addison.
Itead Tlilrd Time and l'assod. II. 581, re
latlng to a check llst for tbe flrtt city ineet
ing of tbe city ot St. Albans.
Slgned II. 12, to legallzo grand llst of
town of Stannard; II. 25, to pay doctors W.
H. Scdgwick, N. h. Dow and J. O. Oamp
boll tbe snms tberein named; 11.27, om
powering Bethel ElectrlcLlglit Cotnpany to
erect a dam across White Hiver; II, 70,
auiending actlticorporatiug Bennington and
Woodford Klectric Hailway Couipany; II.
111, relatlng to cominltnieuU to Vermont
Indnstrial Scliool; II. 110, to pay W. I.
ScbafT and F. Vlncent tbe sums named ; II.
119, to pay Eugono Sargood tbe buiii tbere
in named; II. 121, to regulato paytneut of
dividends or luterest by savlngs lustitu
tlons; II. 123, to ameml act Incorporating
Military Post Street Kallway Co.; II 131,
amending act incorporating Brattleboro
Street Kailway Co ; II. 132, to lncorporate
Itlcbford and Montgomery Electrlc Kallway
Co.;U. 153, to amend Sec. 3.004. V. S., re
latlng to cemetery funds; II. 252, to lncor
porate tbo Vermont Blble Soclety; 11.207,
to amend charter of Wells Uiver village:
H. 273, to incorporate Camel's Ilump Koad
and Ilotel Company; H. 280, to incorporate
Bellows Falls and Saxtou's Kiver Street
Itailwayj II. 309, to incorporate I'eople's
Iucorporated Telepbono Co. ; 11.329, to le
galize tbe vote of tbo town of Milton; II.
314, in amendment of Secs. 4,015 and 4 G10,
V. S.
Bills Introduced. By conseut. H, 597,
by Mr. Smitb of Burlington, from tbe coni
mlttee on ways and means, provldlng for
tbe aasessment of a state tax. (l'rovides
for a tax of fifteen conts on a dollar); ways
and means.
H. 598, by Mr. Smltb of Burlington, from
tbe comuiittee on ways and means, making
provislon for tbe aupport of goverument,
(appropriates 505,000 for payment of expen
ses of general assembly, 825,000 for next
blennial term for paying demands against
tbo state; 830,000 for pajing lnteet on
bonds and debts of tbe s'ate, and 5100,000
for each of Itbo years 189G, 1897 and 18U8 to
pay expenses of penal institutions of tbo
state,) ways and means.
Special Order. S. 50, to extend munlclpal
suflrage to women who are taxpayers. Tbe
pending quostion was tbo tbird reading.
Mr. Palmer of Waterbury oiTered an
amendment providlng for tbe submisslon of
tbe questlon of woman suflrage to.tbo voters
at tbo September elcction of 1898.
Mr. IlaBkius ot Brattleboro tbougbt tbo
amendment was not cermalu and tbat it
was an unmanly way of dodglng tbe tpies
tion Ile produced petitions slgned by 735
residents of Vermont in favor of tbe bill.
Tbe Vermont W. O. T. U. bad votod to pe
tition for tbo blll's passage. Tbere is noth
ing alarming in tbe bill. It slmply ex
tends tbo rigbt of woman sullrage from
scbool matters to munlclpal (juestions.
Woman suflrage prevalls in mauy foreign
countries and states of our Uuion.
Mr. Bates of St. Jobnsbury boped tbe
amendment would not prevail.
Mr. Palmtr of Waterbury tbougbt bis
amendment a proper one.
I Mr. Lord of Montpelier tbougbt tbo re
gponsibility ougbt not to be reterred to any
otber body, time or place.
Mr. l'almer's amendment was lost.
Mr. Pierce of Chester proposed an amend
ment permltting women lo vote in lightiug
districts.
Mr. Clark of Glover boped tbo amend
ment would not prevail, but favored tbo
bill.
Mr. BaU s of St. Jobcsbury and Mr. Morso
of Barre tbougbt tbe bill ougbt not to be
amended.
Mr. Crandall of Berlin dldn't llke tlio
property (inallflcatlon.
Mr. Cbiids of St. Albans favored thu bill.
Tbe argument tbat women dldn't waut to
voto 1s of no effect so long as ono siuglo
-woman wants to vote.
Mr. TlllotHon of Washington called for
tbo yeas and nays.
Mr, Darling of Bennington thought tho
move for woman suflrage lssned from a
nnall and reHDectable number of women of
botb sexea ioug-halred meii and sbort
baired women. Uo offered an nmondliient
to remove tbo pronertv niialincation and iib
fonded it. This qualitlcatlon praetically
nnllltleH ti.o present woman suitrago in
scbool matters. ile liad never seeu a
woman In Kcbool meetlng.
Mr. Lord of Montpelier tbougbt Mr. Darl
Ing'H amendineut was not oiTered In sln-
cerltv. Uo would concedo tliat nnder or
dlnary clrcumstauces women would not ex-
erclse tneir rigui oi sunruge, uut iney coum
be depeuded upon iu an euieigency to sup'
nnrt nur covernment and rigbt prluclnles
Mr. BateB of St. Jobnsbury agaln stioke
ln onnosltlon to tbe amendment. Tlio
property quallficatlon placed men and
women on un equallty. Women bad voted
ln sciiooi ineottng in m. doiinsuury uuii
Montpelier. Mr. Ilunker of I'eacbam agreed
wltli Mr. Ilfttea. Tho queetiou would not
down untll tlnally embodled In law. The
amendment was Intended to klll tho bill.
Mr. l'almer of Waterbury favored tho
amendment.
Mr. Ilaldwin of Barton opposod tbo bill
because It discrlminated agalnat the ponr
woman. Ile favored tho amendment, Ile
tbougbt tbose who favored the bill were
Bpeaking to please tbe ladies present and
wore not houestly In favor ot woman sut
frago, Mr. Hasklns ot Brattleboro held tbat the
property quallficatlon corresponded to tho
poll upon wblcb men voters nald a tax,
Munlclpal snffrago dlfTers, In tbls resjiect,
from troe suffrage. Uo suppoited the bill
on account of prlnclple and uot from suntl
ment. Mr. I'routy of Newport houestly favored
the bill, but boped tbat tbe amendment
would prevail, It ia not Intended to klll
tbe bill.
Soap that's Soap
is what wc sell. That's why
it's welcome wlierever known.
Clothes never rot or hands
get sore; for, as an honest
soap, it contains no injnrious
alkali. Truc economy is in
lionest gootls ; buying shoddy
isn't a saving.
Welcome stands alonc,
with inany imitators, but no
cquals. Its prize is its vir
tuc, and gives wliat soap is
made for. Use
It costs the grocer niore
than any other soap be
cause it costs us more to
make the best soap than it
rosts others to make a
ch'japer brancl.
Mr. Bates of St. Jobnsbury deuled tbat
tho Judlclary comuiittee dldn't daro to ro
port, the bill.
Mr. McCIary of Windsor opposed tbe
ameudmeut.
Mr. Baldwiu of Barton detnauded tbe
roll call, wbicb roulted: yeas, 130; uayn, 91.
Mr. Smltb of Burlington oppuse'd tbo
bill. Women dldn't. want tbe rlght of suf
frage as a rulo and it onghtnot to be forced
upou tbo many for tlie siko of gratlfylug a
few. Ile bad not been aiked by a siuglo
woman of Burlington to support tbo bill.
Women never voted ou bank stock wbicb
tbey ownod.
Mr. llamilton of Richford nreformil tlio
llls wo bavo than others tbat wo kuow not
of. Ile shoubl vote against the bill.
Mr. I,ord of Montpelier would voto for
tbe bill as amcndfd.
Mr. Cllft of Middletown Snrlni tbouulit
tlio bill ougbt to be passed, as it cost tho
state nitich to cousider it evory sesslon.
Mr. Whlpple of Underhill had jiromlsed
bls wife to vote against tho bill.
Mr. Hasklns would vote for tbo bill as
ameuded, and Mr. Prouty of Newport, and
.iir. waiKer ol woodstock stated Ilke
wlse, Mr. 11(11 of Bakersfield sald tbat women
would be better off under tbo proposed law
than tbe mun.
Mr. Birnes of Addison aualvzed u Poti-
tlon presouted in favor of the bill from Con
cord, sbowing a lurge jier cetit to be non-
resideut!, some miuors uud ono ln state s
prison. Dldn't tlilnk tbe majority of
women wanted the duties of suflrage tbrown
upou Ibiim.
Mr. Darling of Bennington wanted to
be conviucod tbat tbo women wanted to
vcte.
Tbe roll-call resulted yeas. 89: navs. 135.
and tbe bill wan kllled.
On niotion of Mr. Sawyer of Hardwick
tho llouse adjourued.
Fi-ldny, Novenibcr 30, 1800.
SBNATE MOKNI.Na.
Devotional exerclses by the House chan-
laiu.
I'asscd. II. 28. ventilatlon of scbool
bousss; 11.235, tlshiug in Stono Pond; II.
384, taxatiou ot savings banks; II. 288, pto
hibiting "Jack" duck hunting; II. 283, pro
tectlon of property of tish and game cotn
missiouers; ,H. 511, allowing open ll.-b sea
son to be sliortened; II. 420, relatlng to
liealtn otucers; S. tsu, relatlng to teacuers'
permits, was recommltted for amendmentsj;
II. 102. relatlng to practlce of pbarmaoy; II.
301, White Rivor Rdllroad Company; II.
40J, Patrons Mutual Firo Insurance Com-
pau.y; ll olt), Miinsllelil Jlulual iire in.sur.
ance Co.; II. 059, Burlington and Grand Isle
Rallroad Company; S. 42, in relation to tux
atlon, called up by Seuator Ward. Sana
tor Hulburd spoko ln favor of tbe bill, Sen
ator Blair oppoaed. After a brief disous
slon the bill was oidered to tlilrd reading;
11. 530. llsuway in dam at Swanton, ordered
to tbird readinir.
Introduced. S 131, by Benator anoldon.
to incoiporato Rupert Telepbono Company;
corporatious.
Kllled. 8. 44, permits to teaobj S. 105,
commitnierit of feeblr-uilnded females to
aHylum for insane; S, 08, compulsory telo
phone communicatiou (-ee below)-
Ordered to Ile. II. 108, erectlon of rall
inps in dancerous places ou blghways.
Kllled. a 113, relatlng to dlvorces
granted ln otber states.
Jolnt Uesolutlous Adopted. Kolating to
flnal adjournm-nt fixes the hour and day
as elgbt A. M, next Weduesday.
Relatlng to pay and mileage of clork of
revisiou committee satne as meinbers.
House Bills Reterred. II. 490, net ilsbing;
game and flsberies. H 581, check.llst city
of St. Albans; corporatious. 11. 387, to In
corporate Copperrleld Rallroad Company;
rallroads. U. 293, to pay O. D. Cobleigb
sum named; claims. 11.088, to incorporate
Chester llghting distrlct; corporatious. II.
291, to annnd St. Johusbnry charter.
Jolnt Rmolutiou Adopted. To pay mes
songers, etc , S3 per dlem atid itlleage.
Joint committeo report on House of Cor
rrctiou recuived, ordered to lle and bo
priuted.
Execntivo sesslon, on motlon of Senator
CbafTee. Tbe ciote sessslon was a brief
one, imd peudiug tbe same the se,nate.
Adjourued.
HOUSB MOUNINO.
Devotional services conducted by Rov. W.
A Wur.tup ,,l,n,,lln nf ft. Uu,nfu
Senate Illlls Reterred. S. 52, relatlng to
scbool uttendauce; educatlon. S. 125, to
pay Moses w. I,eacu tne sum naineil;clalniH
Read Tbird Time and 1'assed. H. 221,
makinc apiiroprlation for state prison: II
211, amending Seo. 3,510 V. S , relatlng to
wliltuol wlieel tnes; it. VM, maklug appru
jirlatlou for state prison; II. 300, to pay G
U. Meader tho sum named; II. 300, auiend
lng Secs 4,000 and 4.001, relatlng to seine
and set lino lli-hlug; II. 380, to pay AdolphiiM
Mlnor the sum named; II. 439, authorizlng
road coiiliiiirisluuerK to cnustruut font pillm,
yeas, 80; nays, 45; 11. 498, amending Sec.
4,301 V. 8., relatlng to grist-mllls; II. 509. to
pay W. u. rietcuer iue sum named; u. 6sa,
to prevent cruelty to childreu; II. 089, iu ad
dltion to chart'ir of vilhige o( nenuingtou.
Beuate Amendments Coueurred ln, 11,
053, Incorporating Andrews Atiueduct Co.;
11. rl, periullting representatives ot pnutl
cal iinrtloH to act wltli boards ot civll uu
thorlty; II 191, empowerlng Flre Dlst. 1
In Castleton tobrlng waterand Istuu bonds.
Tbird Reading Ordered. II 590. creatlnc
State Dalry couimlssiouers and dellnlng
their duties.
Bills Introduced by Consent. By Mr.
Clark of Castleton, II. 099, to pay Heuian
II. Hancock, tlie sum tberein named;
claims.
II, 000, by Mr. Turnor of Sandgate, to re
lleve certafn veterans of tbe War of tbe Re
beldon from taxatiou, Exempts veterans
wboso property does not oxceeu 8500; inlll
tury aftalrs.
Ordered to Lle. II. 151, in amendment of
Boc. 4,080. V. S,, relatlng, to comnensatlou of
health ofllcers! II, 490, an act litnitlng tho
exportation of gamo liirds; on motlon of
Mr. Brown of Belvidere lt was votod tbat
tho usual number of coples ot the report ot
tho comtnltteo on mllcago nnd debouturos
bo prln'od for ihe use of luemliots.
Tlilrd Reading Ordered. II. 17, amend
ing Seo, 1,301, V. 8,, relatlng to trustoo
procoss. Iteduces lltnlt of ttustoo procoss
to?5. Favored by Mr. Dyer of Salisbury,
Mr. Morso of Barre, Mr. Warron of Willis
ton, Mr. Alb n of Ferrisburg, Mr. ICeith of
narre, Mr. jiueii ot blrallord, mt. ftlcuieary
of Windsor, Mr. Nlcbols of Middlesex, Mr.
Rayuiore of Eden and Mr. Stwyer of
Sharon. Opposed by Mr. I'latt of Pottltnor,
Mr. Crandall of Berlin, Mr, Diirkce of Dux
bury, Mr. ThoiiHon of Rutland city, Mr.
Hasklns of Brattleboro, Mr. llamilton of
Richford, Mr. Baldwin of Barton and Mr.
Walkor of Woodstock. Voto resulted yoa-,
123; tiajs, 04
Substltuto Illll. For II. 98, 151, 100, 178,
190,203, 200, 821 atid 52(1, relatlng to publlo
lnstriictloii, introduced from tbe comuiittee
on educatlon. Ordered to llo and bo prlnted.
urigmai oius oiiiercd to no.
Taken from tho Table. II. 02. 530. on
motlon of Mr. I'latt ot Poultney. Mr. Pow
ers of Morristown movcd tbo bills bofurther
ordered to lle; carrled.
Kllltd. H. 189, to amoml Sec. 1,304 V. S.,
relatlng to trusteo iirocesp.
Petitions and Reinoiistrancoc Relatlng
to ine practico oi mediciue, introduced hy
Mr. Crandall of Berlin, by rtiiues', reterred
to joint committee on publlo bealtb. Tbo
report of tho committeo on oltctlons, rc
gardlng tbo couteatcd electinn case from
Bloomlleld was read. Tho dtclslon of tho
matlor whether B. A. Bowker, tbe slttlng
menibtr, or Leonard T. Wllllams ars en
tltled to n soat. iu tbo House, wn left wltli
th ) House. Mp. Powerp, cbalrman of tho
committee on eleo'Ionc, explalned tho situa
tlon, tbat unless tho Auttrallan ballot law
regatutiig tiauots is uiandatory Mr. IJowker
is entltled to bis sear. Mr. Adauis of Marl
boro moved tbat tbo report of tbe committee
uo ordered to Jle. Mr. l'almer of Water
bury wanted to dlsposo of the matter and
tbougbt tbe slttlng luetnber was entltled to
bls soat. Mr. Smltb of Burlington moved
un aiueudiuont tbat the report be piinted.
i Aiuoiidineiit and orlgtmu motlon cairled.
I i rii.i-.i mi .1 it , ii
ueau iuiik xime uuu i asseo. u.
providlng for coustructlon of llabways; H.
, ii.coriiorating Barton Savlngs Bank;
II. 585, relutlng to foreclosuro of mortgages
of Central Vermont Rallroad Co.
Tbird Keadlug OrderoJ. II. 597, provid
lng for an assessmeut of state tax; 11,598,
maklug state appropriations.
Ordered to Lle 518, rolatlng to payment
of oxpensos of board of rallroad coiumls
sloners. Mr. Wulker of Ludlow favored,
Mr. Mack of Vergennes, Mr. Prouty of
Newport and Mr. Baldwin of Barton op
posed. P.issud in Concurrence. S. 00, rolatlng to
appolntment of dlrectors of State Prlsou and
llouse ol Correction; 8. 41, rolatlng to tbe
Natlonal Guard.
Kllled. II. 55, to equallzo taxatiou; II.
251, amending act incorporating olty and
town of Barre; U. 230, same; II . 317, relat
lng to estates of deceased persons; 11.351,
to amend Sec. 4,583, V. S., relatlng to Ilsb
ing with llnes; II. 351, providlng for a flag
man algrado crosslug in 8t. Jobnsbury; II.
357 to amend Sec. 5,135, V. 8., rolatlng to
wagniiig and gambliug; H. 373, rolatlng to
taxatiou of mortgaged real estate; H. 385,
to facilitate salo of real estate and reduce
taxatiou; II. 391, to auuex a part of city of
Barre to town of Barre.
Kllled. II. 400, for Uagmau in village of
l'assumpsio; II. 501. to annex nart of city
of Baue to town of Barre; 11.511, relatlng
to arportlonmeut of highway tax; 11.035,
relatihg to llsh atid game; II. 538, relatlng
to town and city of Barre.
H. 531, relatlng to tbe salo of cortalu pro
ducts was takeu from table and ordetod to
tbird reading.
Kllled. U. 574, relatlng to disposal of sur
plus dog fund; II. 570, to pay town of
Bridgewater tbo sum tborcin named: II.
679, to ameud Chap. 1G7, V. S,. entltled lu
corporatlon under geueral law; II. 581, pay
ment of fots to prosecuting ofllcers.
Mr. Boyd of Dover aubinitted the repoit
of tho jolnt staudlng committeo on tbe
iioutu ol (Jorrectlon and tlio same was read.
Tbird Reading Oidored as Amended. H.
250, to pay Paut Tlnkbam and others tbe
sum named; II. 290, to pay W. D. Hunting
ton tne sum named; a. ayy, to pay uoorge
F. Leland and George M. Witt tbe sums
named; 11. 340, to pay W. M. Huntington
tbo sum named.
Iiead Tlilrd Time and Passedas Atnonded.
H 285, amending cliarter of Fair Ilavon
Savings Bank: II, 333, amending charter of
village oi jNortiilleld.
Substltuto Bill. From judlclary commit
tee iu place of U. 321, amending charter of
town and city of Barre, tbird reading or
dored. Adjourned, on motlon ot Mr. Whlpple of
Underhill.
SRNATK AFrKBNOON.
Introduced from General Coinmlttee by
Senator Deal. S. 132, relatlng to capltal
stock ot nrlvato corporations; 8 133, relat
lng to llfienco tax..of corporatious cnaxi
liium tax is now titty dollars tbo proposed
change Is to make lt "flfty dollars on eacb
inilllon dollars of capltal stock." Tbeso
bills were ordered to a tbird readiug under
a mispenston of rules.
Passed. II. 497, Tliompson-IIoag Refrig
erator Oompauj (with proposed amend
meuts. S. 35, to repeal botiuty on noxious unt
mals. Senator Ward opposed the bill; be
thought tbe bounty system Nbould reuialn.
Sonator Hulburd tbougbt people would go
buuting foxes and bears without bouuties.
Ile favored tbo bill. Seuator Merriilold
suld a bear was seeu near Newfane, and
tho next day scores of teams with Massa
chusetts bunters wero on lmnil to hunt the
bear. People will hunt without a bounty.
Senator Sheldon favored tho bill; its pas
sage wlll save tbe state sevorul thousand
dollars a year ueedlessly pald out. Seuator
Peok of Chittenden also urged tho repoal of
tbe bouuty systern. Seuator Curtls said
bears dld great daiuage in Orleans county;
be wanted the bouuty kept. Tho bill was
kllloi).
S. 130, state board of modlcal oxamlners
called up by Sonator Ward, who oiTered an
amendmont providlng for an osteopatblst
it's neglect of
throat and
bronchial
troubles
that
leads to
OF
death-
dealing
diseasc.
OliEHOUN
AND
No wonder Ilale's Honcy of Horehound and
Tar h praiscd by its users. Its curativc cftccts
are likc magic. Sold by drufrgists.
Pike's Toothache Drops cure in one mlnule.
MINUTE
COUCH CURE
ourcs nulckly. That is wliat it was
mado for. Prompt, safe, sure, qulck
roiior, quiCK cure. i'icaianc io irkc.
Chlldrcn like lt and adultB llko lt.
MoUicm buy it for their children.
.I'rnpared by K, O. DeWltt & Oo., tnakeri ol
UP witt' i.itiio uarjy jcisom, ino lamoni
on tbo board, for tlio renson that luombors
of tbat body had to pass oxamlnatlon. Son
ator Loveland thought It was too young n
scbool lo bo ropresentod on tbo board.
Senator Ward sald lt tho soctlon providlng
for oxamlnatlon was left out bo would wltli
driiw tbo nmendmetit. Tbls was dono and
tbo amendment witbdrawn. 11111 ordored
to a tbird reading.'
8. 119. sttpremo court bill, tinfavorably rc
ported by majority of committot), Sanator
Hulburd advocatod nassago of tbo bill.
Senators Weekp, Peok (of Orangi ) Morrl
fleld, Loveland, Blair, Deal and Itolton
spiko ngalnst tho passagn of the bill, A
yea and nay voto resulted yoap, 7! nays,
19, and tbe bill was killod.
Kllled H. 42, oimpensatlon of commis
slous. II. 101, coinmlstlouorH per dlem
(8.1.00) ordored to lle-
I'assed.-H. 113, Waterbury Trust Co.; H.
258, Mauehestir Flro Distrlct: II. 551, Rlv
sldo Cemetery Acsoclatloti; 11.387, prlvll
eges to village of JefTi rsonvllle.
Ri'coiumltted to Coiutnittee. S. 103, rall
Ings ln dungerous places In blgbways.
Adjourned.
IIOUSK AJflKUNOOy.
Mr. Palmer of Waffrbury called up II.
151, ameudliig Sec. 4,08(1 V. S., relatlng to
compensatlou of bealtb olllcirs, and tbo
sanio was passed.
Read Tbird Timo and Passed. II. 597,
providlng for assessment of stato tax. Mr.
l'owors of Morristown aakod why tbo tax
was larger tbls term than lasf. Mr. Smltb
of Burlington explalned tbat tho increaso
was duo to thosuialler amoiint of ftiuds on
band, to tho expenses cansed by the tuber
culosls law, to a mlscharge ln book-keeping
on account of tbo Waterbury nsylum, and
becauso tho tax of twolvo conts ralsed two
yeurs ago was too nnall H. 698, maklug
tho varlous uppropriations for support of
governinent.
Thlrd Reading Ordored. H. 217, relatlng
to taxatiou of rallroad property ; II 155, re
palrsof county builditigs; II . 591, relatlng
to powers of assistant judgeH. 11.592, uu
tlu.rizlliL' tho town of Dnrmir. tn fiind lt.q lt..
debteduess. This bill was read thltd time
and passed. II. 451, to pay ballot clerks
for tlino spent at olectlons. II. 399, as
umeuded.'in regard to Hppoiutment of towu
llquor ugonts. Tbls bill was adversely re
( r'ed, but after amended ai moved by Mr.
Flttttof Poultney, went to tbe thlrd readiug,
Killod. H. 250, authorizlug trustees of
First Unlversallst Socletv nf Itnxliurv to
liold cer'ain property; II. 317, auiending
Sec. 4,477, V. S relating to penalties for in
toxlcdtlon; 11.508, to prevent pallution of
Wells River: II. 548. relatlnr? to duties nf
road ooinmissiouers.
Sonato Bills Ileferre.d. S. 57. ainnndinrr
charter of village of West Derby; corpora-
llOUS.
Sllbstitute Bill. From r.nrn. nn lmnkn.
for EI. 207, relatlng to (Upaaits in savlngs
banks. fltalses exemntiini nf dnnnslts tn
2,000; ordered to be priuted.
Jolnt Resollltion Frnm tlm Snnatn. that
J. D. Bates, clerk of tbo revislon of bills,
bo paid 83 per day and mileage. Reterred
to com. on revislon of bills; from tbe Sen
ate, jolnt resolutlou for tinal adjourument,
next Whdnesday inoruing at 8 o'clock;'re
ferred to joint committee on Hnil adjourc-
ment.
Amendments Non-concurred In. II. 102.
amondiug Sec. 4 052, V. S., relating to tho
praotice of pharmacy. On motlon of Mr.
Baldwin of Barton it was voted tbat a com
mitteo of conference bo appolnted.
TIME TABLES.
Montpelier & Wells Riyer R. R,
The White Metal ("Aluminium") Line.
e, ln elTect Octobur 5, 18. Traln leavlun
iuuuiyoiior ruu ioiiohs:
8:00 a, m.
MAIL. Connects Rt Welli
Illver with tralns north and
south on Pasnmnrilr Dlvlalou,
Also wltti tratn north od the
White Mouutalu DlvUlon.aud
vrltb mall traln lor I'ljniouth,
Concord and Uostou.
KXPRKSH. Cannnr.il t
1:10 p, in,
PIYI Wells Klver with eipren and
I III I mat tralns for St. .lohni
11,1 bury, Newport and Montreal,
Also with expreis tratn for
Plymouth, Concord and lloi
ton, and mall traln for Llibon,
Llttletou, Wbltefleld, Kab
Tan's, Lancaater, and Urove
ton.
ACOOM MODATION. Con.
4:15 0111
PIYI nects at Wells lltver wltfc
B llli accommodatlon traln for St.
,i,B JohLibury and Lyndonville.
aibo wun train lor nue
Klver Junctlou and way ita
ttons, and with acconnuoda.
tlon traln for all polnts be
tween Woodivllle and Lan
caster
BARRE TRAIN!!.
Leave Montpelier for Barre at b!!0 . M 8i 30 A
M.. 1U:30 A. M.. II :5t l.M.. 1:C5 r. M 3:0 I . lt.. 1:.'0
r. w.,6:30 r. m.. 9:30 r. m.
Leave Ilarre for Montpelier at 7:30 A. M.. 9: 10 A,
M.. 11:1.5 A. M.. l.:3l) P. M.. 2:00 r. M.. 4:03 F VI..
ii'.'O r. m 7:10 r. M 10:0) v. u.
W. A. STOWKLL, Gintral ilantgtr.
V. W. MOltSK, Otneral raistnver Mfnl.
Central Vermont Railroad.
CommenclnK October II, 15' G.
Tratn) Qoinq South aml Kastwill LiaveMon'-
veiier as louows:
r.n A. M. MAIL. for Fltchbure. Hniton Purlnc-
tli.lil. New London and New York. Wacner 1'arlor
Car to Bolton, without ch.uiKe.
12! l. M. KAST THAIN. for Hnltor vla Low
ell, aud New York vla KprlnKiteld. Wagner 1'arlor
Car to lloitoo.
n.J-.r. l. nr. PASSENQEH. for White Rlver
Junctlou and Wludior.
ihi.ib A. M. EXPRESS. for Boitoc v'a Lowell
iid all polnti Iu Now KnC'od. ew Vorlr vf South,
wuirnei meeperi io jioiiou auu io opnuRueiu,
Trains Uoinq North and West :
2-r.n A. M. KXPRESS. for Montreal. Oirdeiii.
burx, Ottawa and tho West. Waguer Cara to Mont
real und Ottawa.
10:1SA. M. l'ASSENOEK. for Hurllnnton, St.
Alliam. Klrhtorrt and Ondeuiburif. luaklni! counec.
loni for Hutlaml, Troy, Albany aud New York.
3:30 I. flt. PASSENOEK, fer llur.lnslnr St.
Alliaiii. Montreal. Xoruood. Oedeniburfi: and ltlch.
font. Wasuer l'.irlor Car to Montreal without
chanKe.
fi:On 1. 31. EXPHKSS for IlurllnRton. St. AI
bam, liouiei Pnlnt aud Montreal. PulltnaL ilteplug
rar froin Moutlieller to Chlcago without L'hHiiKe.
I)ue Iu CIiIchko : 10 r.Miieit iiIkIH. ConnectiM
Enei Juuctluii for Troy, Albany aud New York.
Tlirouxh tlcketi to Clilcaco andall polnu West for
lale at tlio prlucipal statlour.
Siiburliaii Traln Hcrvlce.
t.eavo Montnellor at U:30. 0-1S. 10:50. A. M. ,12:5V
3:50, li:15 r, M. Arrlve at liarre twenly mluutei
after leavluK timo.
Leave Ilarre at 8:10, 9:50 A. M.. 12S.00 M., 3:05,9:10,
11:10. i. m. Arrlve at Montpelier, twentv uiln-
utei after leavluK timo.
Tralui leavu for Williamstown at 12:55 P. II. aud
S:5or. M.
Dally, Sundayilnclnded. t Sundayi only.
All paiienner tralm will itonat thePloneerWorki,
to take or leavo paiieuKera wneu slKtialed.
II. II. II.UI.EY, Agent
V. Wi IIA'LPWIN, (leneral Superlnteudeut
H. W. CUMMINdS. (ioneral HaneuBer AKent
No. 44 STATE STREET,
Mileage and R.R.Ticket
Broker,
KSTATK Ol'' 1U:n.IA.M1N KINO
STATU OF VKIIMONT,
Distkiot or WABUINOTON, BB,
In Probato Court. held at Montpelier, ln nnd for
ald l)litrlct,ou tho7tli ilny ot Novetcbor, A.D.lHtiO:
Oramel (1. Steward, Kxecutnr of the last will aud
teiiameni or ur.nj aaii. iiii, late or uaian,
tn aald DUtrlct, deceaied, preaeuta lila inl
inlnlatratlou account for exaniliiatlou and allow.
auce, und makea appllcatloit for a decreo ot
(llitrlbutlon and iiariitlon ot the eitato ot
aald deceaied. Whereupon, lt la ordered by
aald Court that aald account and aald anpllca
tlon be roterred to a aeaaton thereof, to be
lield at thr Prolnte OrDre, ln aald Montpelier, on the
3d dayof December, A,I. 180(1, for hearlnit anddecta
lon tbereoni aud, It la further ordered, that notice
nereor be Klven to au peraona intereaten uy pubiica
tlon of thu aame threo weeka aucceialvelv lu the
Vtrmont Watehman J Statt joumal. a newlnaner
publlihed at Montpelier, prevloua to aald Ume
tfme and place. and ahow cauie. lf anv thev niav
ior iiearuiK, tnat iney niay appear ac aaia
have, why aald account ahould not be allowod and
aucn aecree maue. nr tne uourt. Atteat.
Ja miiASi
HUtAM OAltLETOiN.JudKO.
9 ,lJT ('I I
BJH I M T-iTiiii-t "j lr-rr--1
hRH london straioht
O
GUMMED
They are pleasant to take and of a convcnient sizc to mclt rcadily in tho
moutli without any noticeable efTect.
Spccially recommended for use nmong Children. Be sure and get the Genulne. Put
up ln YELLOW I'ACKAGES only. Five Cents per package, Manufactured only by
G. W. SMITH & SON, White Rlver Junction, Vermont.
MANUFACTURI-RS ALSO Ol' IIANOVDR CRACKBRS.
I Montpelier Crackers!
tllave always borne tbe reputatlon of belni; tbo "IJost ln tlie WorltJ," and
are advertlaed tbug. Why la lt so? It Is becauao tbo old tirm of G. II. Cross
aud O. II. CrosH & Son bavo inade thein for slxty yoars. Tbe name work
mon bavo babed tbem ln tbe factory for tblrty years Tbey aro
Baked in Ovens with
'wblcb keopB tberu ruolst, crlsp and
baked in ovenn wltb Iron bottonia. Aa Rood crackers cannot be baked on
lron aa on Boapstoue. Ce snro to call for " MONTPELIER CKACK
KKS," and yon Rat tbe ilnoHt made.
JIANUKAOTUHKD BY
C H. CROSS & SON, - MONTPELIER, VT,
SILMERMRE FREES
TO CASH
)Z j '
jliyhreTniwin''
We luvc made arranpcmcnts with
they arc lo give our Guaranteed Silvcrwarc Free, as premiums for casn
trade. Hcrc arc a few rcasons why they can afford to do its Whcn
selling for cash they make no bad dcbts, tnereforc can give their customers
a wneiit witnout adding an extra per cent to their prices. When you pay
cash the deal is closed, (here's no cxpense or bother of keeping bookj, and
the dealcr is enabled to discount his bills, which is a great saving in any
man s bustness. when you pay casn therc's no disputing the account, and
you avoid the fecling that you are ij!2 paying for things you did not buy.
See that every silverware 5fij premium you receive bears our
full stamp and trade-marfc and is A jij, Ji accompanicd by our guarantec
certificate, which is a safeguard Hj-fCr to you.
Wntch for list of dealcrs who glvc our goods as
premiums.
Merchnnts not alrendy Iinndlinp our goods arc invitcd
to write us for partlculars.
Yours respectfully,
R
STICKERS
Old and Young
find relicf from all colds, couglis and
similar rimplaints by taking ....
SMITH & SON'S
COUGH DROPS
Bcing made from pure sugar and tbo
best old-fasbioncd medicines known,
tbey are guaranteed to cure if taken
according to directiojis.
Soapstone Bottoms,
tender a freat wbllo longor tban lf
CUSTOMERS.
o
Jtirtjh. miiic'kail
merchants in manv towns. wherebv
C B. BARKER MFG. CO.
56-58 Warren St., New York.
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LEGAL NOTICES,
COMMIBSIONHriB' OTIOK.
KSTATK OF WIM.IAM DKAVITT.
The UDderdltrneil, lmvlntr beeu appolnted br the
Houorablo 1'rolKite Court for tho DUtrlct of Waah
lngton comml8aloner8 to receive, examlne aud adj na t
all clalina and deinands of all peraona agalnat the
eatateof WILLtAM UKAVITI'. lateof Jloretown.lu
aald Distrlct, deceased, and all clalma exhiblted tn
olfset thereto, hereby irtve notice that we will meet
for the purposea aforesaid at the l;tte realdence of
aald Wllllaui Deavltt, lu the town of Moretown, tn
aatd Illatrlct, on tho lltli day of December aud ttli
da; of May next, froin ouu o'clock p. M. uutll four
o'clock r. M.. each ot aald daya. and that alx montba
from the Utli day of November. A. D. 1S96, laiti
time llmlted by aald Court for aald credltora tojri
aent their clalma to ua for examluatlou aud allow
auce.
Dated at Waterbury, thla 16th day of November,
A. u. lSb.
57-51)
KDWAUl) FAKKKlt, WunU8lonori.
KSTATK OI' SAK.VII IV. ItllOAHS.
STATK Ol? VKIIMONT,
DIBTIUOT Olf WASllIKOTON, fB.
In l'robate Court, held at Aloutpellor, ln and for
aald Distrlct, ou thu luthdayofxoyrmber.A.D. li'W:
KaiinUi il. lthoada Kxecutrlx of tho lait will and
teBlament of SAKAU L. KIIOADS, lateof Water
bury lu aald Distrlct, deceased. preaenta her ad
lulutatratlou account for examluatlou aud allow
auce, aud makes applicatlon fur a decreo of dlstrl
butlon autt p.trtltiou of tho estate of 8,ild de
ceased. Whereupou, lt ls ordered by aald Coart
that aald uccount aud sald applicatlon be
rerorred to a sesslon theruof, to be held at
tho l'robate OUlco. lu aald Montpelier, on the
5ndday ot December, A.D. 1. for hearliur and de
clslon thereon: Atul.lt ls further ordored. that nc
tlce hereof bo gtven to all persons Interested by
publlcatlon of the aame three eeka successlvely lu
the Vermont H'utehman & State Joumal. vi uewspaper
publlshed at Montpelier, prevloua to sald time ap
tiolnteil for hearlntr. that they tnay appear at aald
tltne and place, aud ahow cause, 11 any tbey may
have, why sald account shouldnot be allowod, and
auch decree inade, lly the Court. Attest,
1IIKA.M CAHI.liTO.N, Judie.
KSTATK OT K.KKIKL 1). SVK.
STATK OP VBr.MOXT,
DIBTIUOT Of WASHIMITON, S8.
In l'robate Court, held at Montpelier, In and for
aatd Distrlct, on tbo uthdavot November A.D. 1SI
Wllllatn 1. Nje, ficcutor of tho last will
aud teatameut of hbKIKU I). NVU, late
of Kast Montpelier, tn aald Distrlct. deceaaed,
preseuis bls ailtutnlstratku account for ei
amluatlon aud altowauce. and makta applica
tlon for a dtcree uf dtstrtbutlon aud partltlon
of the estate of aald deceased. lioroupou, lt
la ordored by ajltt Court that Bald account aud
aald uppllcatlon bo reterred to a sesslon tberiof,
to be held at the l'robate Offlee. lu aald Mont
poller. 011 the 3d day of December, A. D. ltntj,
for hearliiK and dcclslon thereon: Aud.lt lsturtber
ordered, that notlco hereof bo Klven to all peraona ln
tereated by publlcatlon of the aame three weeka ano
ceaslvely lu the Vermont Wate hman .t State Joumal,
a neuapaper publlshed at Montpelier, prevloua to
aald time appolnted fur heartutc, that they may ap
pear at sald time and place, and ahow cauae, lt auy
they inay havo, why aald account ahould uot be al
lowed, aud auch decree inade.
lly the Court. Atte8t,
St-53 HUtAM OAULKTON, Judae.
OOMMIPSIONKRR' MOTIOB.
KSTATK Ol' KJIKIVINK I.KW1S.
Tlie uuderalKiied, havluK been appoluted by th
Honorable l'robate Court for the DUtrlct ot Waah
lugtou cominlaslonera to receive, examlne and ad
Just all clalma and demanda or all peraona axalnat
the eatate ot E.MKI.INH I.KWIS, late ot Mont
pelier lu aatd Distrlct, deceased, aud all clalma 01.
hlblted ln otraet thereto, hereby Klve notice that we
will meet for tlie purposea aforesaid at the ofllce
llomer W. Heatou, In the city ot Montptller,
lu aald Distrlct, ou the 4th day of December
and the Kud day of Aprll next, from tert
o'clock A. ( untll four o'clock, V. m. eaeh
ot aald daya. and that alx montba from the 23d
day ot october. A. I. 18M. la the time llmlted
by aald Court for aald credltora to preaent their
clalma to ua for examlnatlon and allowance.
Dated at Mortpeller, thla Mh day of November
A.II. 189d. IIOMKll W. 1IKATON, n,,mliiloMri
26-58 ALUKKT W. l'KniUN;loomml,,lone"'