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VERMONT WATCHMAN & STATE JODRNAL WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1898.
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SELECTED STORY,
Hrolicn Clilna.
"Of courao thcy don't wnnt mo," flaid
Itosabel Itavniond. Bndly. "Nobody
Bocms to wnnt mo. No hotuo bccius to
bo opon to mo anywboro. Wbon papa
dlod, bo told mo Uuclo Dnllas would bo
klnd to mo. and tako bU vacaul nlaco.
Aud uuclo is kind, nftcr bis odd, nbrupt
ineulon. Uut Aunt Aiicia uocsn't caro
for mo. and tbo elrls look coldlv on mv
ebnbby drosa nnd palo, worn laco. Evf-
dcntly I nm not a cousin to uo prouu
of. lf I woro nn lieircss, tblngs would
bo vory difforontl"
Poor llttlo ltosaboll Tho world looked
vory dark to bor na aho Bnt on tbo win-
uow-sui oi tuo iniru-siory nacs room
in tbej,Dalla8 mnnsion, which bad boon
unanimoualy votod "good onough for
Hosabcl Itaymond," nnd wntchod tbo
dull rcde and Rrnys of tbo wlntor Bunsot
fndlng out bcblnd tbo crowdlng splros
of tbo city.
How doBporntoly flbo longod for tbo
Bnow-mantlcd flelcls, tbo black lcaflcsa
woods of tbo countryl Sho waa bo
bomcBlok, bo solitary, bo alonol
'Ob, Rosabol, nro you horo?"
It waa bor Cousin Mcdora'a soft,
Bwcot voico. Sbo dlslikcd Mcdora
more than oithor Auguata or fioll, al
tbough sbo could not toll why, and sbo
waa voxcd tbat Mcdora sbould bco tbo
trocos of toara on bor oyo lasboa. But
Mcdora protondod not to notlco thcm.
"Wo woro thlnking, mamma and I,"
said Mcdora, "Ibat you must bo ter
ribly dull wltbout nnythlng to do, all
these diBmal daya."
"It is ratbor lonosomo," slghcd Rosa
bcl, wondoring at bor cousln's unusual
thouehtfulnosB.
"And bo," addcd Mcdora. witb tbo
swcot Btnilo tbat Itosnbel nlways mis
truBtcd, "wbon Miss Armitage told ua
of tbo placo in tbo cbina-painling and
flower-dcaigning rooma you alwaya
woro nn artist you know, dear
I exclaimcd, in tbat silly impul
Bivo way of mino. 'Tbo very idea
for IloBabell' You bco, Misa Armitngo'a
protegc Hclen Hauvomondo has
gono to Ilomo 10 prosccuto bcr eluclioB,
and thoro iB a vacancy. Aud tho sal
niy would bo somotbing of an object,
of courso, because "
"Of courso it would bo an object,"
said llosabel, quickly. "You do not
Buppose tbat I do not feel niy dopend
once here?"
"And," addcd Medora, tbinkinc it
beat not to notico tbis outburst, "Miss
Armitage aays you can obtain excel
lent board for four dollars a wook witb
a widow lady near tho Itoome, and
that you would savo a good deal of
time and no cnd of car farcs. So if
you concludo to accept tho poation,
porhaps you had bottor como down
into tbo drawing room and boo Miss
Armitage.
If thero waa nnything wbich Bosa
belBaymond loved, it waa her pcncil.
Water-colors woro expenaive, and
drawing-boards came dear, and Aunt
Aiicia thought it vory unfominino for
a woman to eot up an oaBcl and a pal
lotte, full of oil-colors, "liko a man,"
bo that her tcndencica had, eince her
rcaidenco in her unclo'a houae, been
literally starved. Here, at last, waa
the much-longcd-for opportunity, and
aho roae witb alacrity and followod
Medora down tho Btairs.
Mra. DallaB and thc Misaes Dallas
wero openly oxultant when Rosabel
was gone.
"So dispiriting to havo her around
all the time, with hor ewollen eyelids
and palo faccl" said Miss Augusta.
"And bo ahabby aa aho lookcd too!"
eaid Mra. Dallas. "And how on earth
was I to provide her witb a wardrobo,
when papa mado sucb a dreadful fuss
ovcr ovor drcas that came home from
Madame Ficolle'a for my own girls?"
"Of all thingB, poor relations aro tbo
moat intolerablel" said Medora, apite
fully. "But what nre wo to aay if Mr. Bal
lard asks after her?" blurtcd out Bell
the most bonest and least polito of tho
family.
"Say? Why, thetruthl" dcclared Me
dora. "Tbat abe has left ub.'
For tho Bccret of MiBB Medora Dal
las' anxiety to got rid of hor palo little
couain, whose mourning was bo dis
tresBingly becoming, waa the fact of
Mr. Hugh Ballard'e admiration of the
white, statutesque faco, the deep larks
pur blue eyoa, and tbo featurea which
wero aa perfect as anv camco. Miss
'The nlght roy house
burned, several ycara ago,
I was taken with snort
Lness of breath and pal-
Th iiilHt
Ipltatlon oi we nean,"
writes Mrs. Susan C
Tulloh.of Sulphur Mlnes.
mynouscj
FLoulaa Co., Va. "Thit
grew worse all the time,
untll a few months ago,
whth I corutneuced the
use of Dr. Pierce's medl.
dnts. Before that I could
aearctlv cat anythlntr. I
jwrncL
Fuld not aleep at nlght, was not able to d4 an
ork, and could scarcely Bt around tht houll.
bad glven up all hope of ever gettlntr vrsll
ar'"l out I an well agaln, and I fiive Doctor
Flards'a medlclnes aU tke crsdlt. , ,
'J took, the 'Pavorlte Prescrlptlon,' the
Oofflsn Mtdlcal Discovery' and 'Pellets."
Dr. Piarce'a Favorite Prescription is a
tn.dlclne for woman only. It cures all
fbrmi of female cotnplaint stops back
(ind slde-ache allays ttie lnnamma-
Upn which caujea tuose q
Atrreeable weakening drains
tho aystem pro-
the femlnine func
1 1 o n s, and
makes painful (ZM
poriodsa thing
of the patt. 5&
Dr. Pierce's vSg
Golden Medt-
cai utscoveiy
is a meciicine
for tbe blood.
Hver. lunKS,.
nnd nerve9. It-
oures all bron- '
chlal nnd throat troubles, atrengthens
weak lungs, stops bleeding from the
lungs, nnd builds up the entire system.
It purifies the blood, stira up n lary Hver,
nna eoottics abused, crying nerves.
Neither of these medicines contalns
nny alcohol, whisky, sugar or syrup to
preserve its properties, but both will
keep perfectly in nny clitnate,
Dr. I'ierce's Pleasant I'elleta cure con
stipation. They kecp the bowels open
nnd regular. They do not gripe.
When you nsk n denler for these medU
cines ; get what you askor. Substitutes
are not as good, They are, nt best, only
imitations, nnd cnunot iniitnte th cures
wrought by tbe geHuitw.
1
Mcdora had mnrkod Mr. Bnlfnrd for
hor own proy, nnd doclarod war upon
auy unfortunato protondor who sbould
como in bor way.
"PorhapB," said Mrs. Dallas, hopo
fully, "ho'll novor inqulro about bor
at all."
"Don't you bollovo it," anld Bcll,
with n signiQcant nod.
Itoll was right. Tbo vory Drst ovon
ing tbat Mr. Ballard callod bo inquircd
for Miss Ilaymond. Modora drooped
her long lashos,
"Rosabol bad n cold, rosorvcd na
turo," sbo aaid. "Sbo novor Boomcd
to bocomo fond of nny of us, nnd aho
bnB gono nwny."
"Gono wboro?" Mr. Bnllnrd wna
porsistcnt onough to nek.
"Sho said sho would writo nnd sond
us tbo nddrcsB," said Medora, draw
ing on imnginntlon; "but sho novor
did. It quito wont to dear mamma'a
boarl. Mamma rogardcd Rosabol as a
fourth daughtor. But Rosabol novor
waB inclincd to reclprocnto our nffcc
tion." Mr. Ballard glanccd at Mcdora witb
an oxpreBBion which sbo could not in
torprot, but itmcant simply:
"If this cirl is lying, shc's doing it
vory nriistically. AppcarancoB aro
ccrtainly nuainst Rosabol Raymond;
but it would take moro tban tho testi
mony of one girl to make mo boliovo
hor oithor cold or ungratoful."
Tho80 roflcctions pasBcd through bis
mind as bo was politcly accoptlng Miss
DaIIbb' invitation to accompnny bor to
Mrs. Whitworth Walkingham's muslcal
tca, tho ncxt day.
"It will bo a boro," bo said to him
self; "but Mrs. Whitworth Walking
ham is a genius, nnd thoro will bo suro
to bo good music thoro."
Tbcre waa good music thoro, and
also dcllcious tca, in tbo tiniest cups,
each painted with n sepnrnto wlld
flower or bunch of grnsscs; cako, iccs
and white grnpes following tbo bnrcaro
lna and rondoletlas and all wcnt morry
as a marringo bcll, until in turning to
plnce n chnir nenror tho window for
Miss Dallas, Mr. Ballard'Bunfortunate
clbow knockcd ono of tho pricolcss
cups off tho carvcd sholf of tbo Japa
ncso cabinot and broko it into threo
picccs.
"Mrs. Whitworth Walkinghnm will
commit suicidel" cried Medorn, clasp
iug bor bands with simulatcd torror.
"I Bwear you to eternal secrecyl"
said Mr. Bnllnrd, laughing, as hc
wrappod tho pioces in tho pocket
bandkcrcbief and disposed tbem safely
in his pocket. "If thero is a atoro in
New York, Brooklyn or Joraey City
wboro tbis prccious toy can bo matched
it shall not bo left unscarcbed."
For every ono, Mr. Ballard includ
ed, kncw that Mrs. Whitworth Walk
ingham was almost a monomnniac on
tho subject of her china; and bo was
rcnlly moro deeply chagrined tban ho
appcared to be.
You can't matcb it," said Medora
Dallas.
And sbo provod to be rlght.
In his disdain Hugh Ballard went to
old Mrs. Megarreau, who was cxactly
llke overybody's fairy godmother.
"Wnat am I to dor' no said, Dlankly.
"Do?" said Mrs. Megarreau, uod
ding tho diamond buttcrflies on her
cap. "Why go to tho china painting
and dccorating rooma, of course, in
Hnmmorsoly Squaro. Tako your sam
ple, and tboy'll duplicate it for you in
twenty-four hours. Say that Mrs. Mo
garroau aent you.
Mr. Ballard dovoutly thanked the
old lady, and obeyed without loss of
timo.
It was a hugo, niry room, with tho
windows nll glorifled with wintor sun
sbine, and a soft stcam-hcat modifying
tho rigor of the Fcbrunry air, whero
half a dozen young womon wore work
ing at a largo tablo. Mrs. Baker, the
superintondont, who eat nt hor dcak,
took the picccs of Mrs. Whitworth.
Walkingham's doomcd cup and looked
earneBlly at them,with her head on
one sido.
"Wo havo that shnpo in our wares,"
said sho; "and I am quito suro that we
can reproduco tho design bluo iris
buds and marBh-graaBea. Miss Ray
mond's designs nre Bomo of tbem evon
moro exquisito tban this. Rosabol, my
dear, como here."
And Rosabel Raymond, palo and
pretty as evcr, came forwnrd in her
brown linen paintlng-dresa, with her
lovoly chestnut-brown hair puahed
back from her face. Mra. Baker was
holding out tho bits of fractured china,
whoreon wero painted tho bluo irris
buds and drooping grasses, but Rosa
bel nover looked at them.
"Mr. Ballardl" Bhe cried, bor faco
brightening with a delight which Bhe
was too unsophlBticated to rcproaa,
"what brought you to this place?"
"Miss Raymond," bo exclnimed,
"wnat are you uoing noror"
"iiarnlnc: mv own nving," said Koaa-
bel, with quiet dignity.
JJoos AilBsuauas Moaora, 1 mcan
know whero you aro?"
"Bhe ougnt to Know," said Rosabol,
'for it was sho who recommonded mo
to como here. For tho Dallasos, I
thlnk, wero gettlng tired of mo," aho
addod with a sigh. "But I ought to
bo very much obliged to hor, for I havo
acqulred a moBt welcomed indepond
enco, and tho work horo is oxcoodingly
congonlal to my tastcB. Is that tho
nattorn you wishod copiod, Mra. Ba
ker" she aB. oci, taklnc: a nlcco of
china. "Ob, what an oxqulalto group
of budBl yet I am bold onough to think
l can lmitato it succcBstuuy."
"If you replnco tbat cup,1' aaid Mr.
Ballard, dramatlcnlly, "I am your slavo
forlifel"
"I thlnk I can promiso to roplace it
without any such condltion?" Bnid
Rosabol, laughing.
And Mra. Whitworth Walklncham
novor know thnt her Iria-bud cup wns
brokon until Hugh Ballard brought
nacK ub oxnct couniorpart.
"You must havo aomo apoll out of
tho Arnbian Nlgbts," said sbo, cnthu
Blastlcally.
"JMo," no answorod, quiotly, "no
spoll stronger thnn rt woman'a prac
tlcod evo aud Bkilful hand."
IIo camo no moro to Mra, Dnllas's
Tuesday mornlng rccoptions, nndFrl
day aftornoon toaa, Miss Mcdora
wondorod vainly who. But ono day
bIio inot him on Fifth nvonuo, and
prottlly roproachcd him with his re
crennt ubaontcolem.
"I havo boon fortunato onough to
utscovor tuo abuung place of your
cousin, MIbs RoBabol Raymond," said
ho, gravoly.
Mcdora lookcd up, with a dccp color
mounting to hor cbook.
"Indocd?" said sbo.
"It was vory klnd of you to sccuro
for hor such a congonlal posilion as
thnt," ho romarked.
Modora Dallas hung hor head, and
was sllont.
"But sbo will not romaln thoro
long," ho continucd, chcorfully. "I
nm hoppy to tcll you that I am ongog
od to hor. Wo aro to bo marricd In a
fow wcoka. Of courso you will rccolve
at homo' cartls whon wo aro fluully
Bottlod!"
Mcdora murmurod Bomothing about
"congratulations" and "dellghtod to
hoar of it." But Mr. Ballard srallcd to
blm8olf whon sbo had paBscd on.
"Ln bolle couslno is not cxactly
plcascd," ho said to himsolf. "But
what nccd I caro for tho frowns or
BinilcB of olhor womon, so long as I
havo won my llttlo Rosabol?" Satur
day Nlght.
I1K1KK.
Ex-Mayor A. Oakey Hall illed In New
York, nBetl73.
Queen Vletorln ls reportetl ns linvInB ln
vlted Kmperor Nlcholas to Balmoral
with a vlew to a dlscusslon of tho far
enstern sltuatlon.
The lirltlsh Cliess club of London has
acccpted the ohallenge of tho Brooklyn
Chess club to a cablo niatoh for tho
Nownea trophy, to be played early next
year.
Flre ln Levls, Ind., destroyHl the work
Bhopa and luinbcr yards of Joseph Qos
selln, a couplo of rcsldences and dam
aged Klng Hroa.' shoe factory. Loss,
tco.coo.
Altogether nhout 160 nrrests havo been
made ln connectlon with the rlots by
Parls strlkers, nnd mllitary prepnra
tlons aro belne: made to guard agalnat
any renewal.
In the superlor crlmlnal eourt ln
Bprlngllcld, Justlce Bond eontenced
Domlnlque Krnthofskl, who murdersu
his step-dnughter, Vlotorla Plnkus, Jan.
1", lSHT, to be hanged Dec. 30.
Ilnrry Elkes, who holds the hour rec
ord of tho world, defented Frank Waller,
tho "i0-mllc champlon blcycle rlder of the
t nite.l Siiti t, ln u 50-mlle paced raoo ln
Ua.uniot'f, Ills timo was 1:17:30 3-6.
A ,1-year-old chlld of Joseph Selglnr,
a uoalti-y resltlcnt of Brldgeport, died
nt ! if - hour last nlght from belng ma
1 it-. i. i pi'lsonod by a dlscharged ser-
vtu l. Thc glrl managed to escapo ar-
i.t-'t
Wl'liain Ogllvle, Yukon ndmlnlstra-
tiii' l)ni uppolnted by theCanadlan
gu o: ninent to enqulro Into and report
upon the alleged scandals among gov
erninenl uillcinls at Dawson. Tho gold
cotnnilsslonor, A, A. Fawsett, has boen
removed.
The Oregon BepubUcans have de-
clded to drop II. W. Corbett and will
voto for Joseph Simon for Unltetl States
senator. Slmon Is presldent of the sen
ate and a well-known lawyer and poll
tlclan of Portland. In the ballot yos
terday Corbett led as usual with St)
votes.
GTo'vernor Budd of Callfornia Issued
extradltion papers In the case of Cor
della Botkln, accused of the polsoning of
Mrs. John P. Dunnigan and her elster,
Mrs. Joshua P. Deane of "Wilmington,
Del. The governor took this action to
throw tlve case Into the courts for decl
slon. The triple jubilee, to mark the 30th
year of Blshop McQuade's service ln tht
American Cathollo hlerarchy, his 60th
year ln the Iloman Cathollc priesthood
nnd the 75th annlversary of the creatlon
of St. Patiiek's cathedral Into a parlsh,
was celebrated In Rochester, N. Y.,
yesterday.
A petltlon from Recelver J. W. Mason
of the Hampshlre County Natlonal banlt
of Northampton, Mass., has been grant
ed, allowlng for the compromls; of n
clatm which the bank holds agalnst
Lewis Warner for slx notes for $1000
each. The petltlon stated thnt Warner
was unable to pay the full amount, and
the receiver asked permlsslon to com
promlse for $900.
Leail Kor tlio Clmmilmlilp.
Washington, Oct. 7. A small crowd at
tended the races under the ausplces of
the Natlonal Itaclng Cycllsts union, the
pposlng organization to tho L. A. W.
Tho most noted cracks ln blcycle clr
cles particlpated. The prlnclpal event,
the great quarter-mile championship,
furnlshed a surprise In that Klmble of
Loulsvllle carrled off flrst honors. Taylor
and Bald were placed second and thlrd
respectlvely Taylor, by the addition of
40 polnts to his score as the result of
yesterday's races, agalnst Bald's 30,
comes wlthln two polnts of the white
man for the lead for champlons'lp
honors. Klmble' b victory put him ,ead
of McFarland of San Francisco for :hlrd
place.
l'rcclous Btoue Iteplace Bono.
Katuro ofttimos succeeds in prosorv
ing tbo eemblauco of perishablo things
by gradually roplaoing thoir partiolos
with aubstanco which is loss snbjoot to
doctiy. A notablo oxamplo of thia wna
fihowu by Profcssor H. G. Sooloy nt n
rocont mootiug of tho London Geologio
nl Booloty. Ho producod tho uppor bouo
of tbo llippor of n plosiosaurua, tho bouo
Bubstauco baviug boon almost porfoctly
roplacod by opal formatiou. Tbo croa
turo from wbich tbo picco of skoloton
camo must havo livod so many thou
Eand ycars ngo thnt wo can only approx
lmnto tho time, for tbo roptilo flourish
ed in tho jumssio ngo. It wus a loug
nockod wntor creaturo soniewbat rcsom
bliug n liznrd, nnd its follows somo
timos attaiuod n longth of 80 feot.
"X Ilee Iu My llunnet."
'Ornndmnrama thlnks thoro'a a beo ln my bon
net. I'vo Bearched it lnsldo, nll through nnd upon it,
But nothing ls thoro to stlng or dlstrcsa;
Bo tlils ia hur nicnnint', I thlnk, or I tjucss
toiat I'm titdcly huaded nnd fldgoty, too;
Bo I will look uftor it, iiow, wouldn't yout
And not bo too thouuiiUenn or cnrolosu to soo
What 'onduct or uotl ona nru propcr for nic.
-Chrlsttnn Work.
Jiramy. how larco a ploco of cako do
you want? I want a ble ploco, but don't
gimmo bo inucu that i'li havo to uivido
It witb slstor.
Life insuranco ia a good thing but
hoalth Insuranco, by kcoping tho blood
puro with Hood'a Saranparilla, Ib still
Detier.
Monarch "ANDES" Range.
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A M'ALTREATE.D VEGETABLE.
By Marion Harland.
Copyright.
Down In the bottum of her candld
oul the average housckeeper of the mld
dle and northern stntes desplses rlce as a
vegetable. She has a declded ldea that
It ls good for slck people, a shadowy no
tlon thnt, eaten with mllk, Itlsnotamlss
upon the nursery table, and a sort of
ipatronlzlng respect for rlce puddlng
as astand-by on wnsh-day and whlle the
ihouse cleanlng fcver ls at lts height.
Cullnnry educatlon of a hlgher order
than sho ls llkely to gain in her ordlnary
t-alk of llfe ls requlred to induce hor to
glve the respectable edlble equal foot
lng with beans, parsnlps and 'onlons,
much less the tyrant potato, who holds
his lnsolent own upon palace, and upon
cottage, tables.
We ai-e less Inclincd to lntolerance
with our housewlfe's ignoranco because
she knows next to nothing of what she
desplses. Rlce, as a grajish paste, stlcky
aJid lnslpid,or watery and repulslve, does
not commend Itself to eye or palate.
The extreme probablllty ls that our crltlc
has never been fortunato enough to see
a dlsli of this most valuable of vegeta
bles properly cooked and served. Yet,
as with maklng tea and toast, and wash
Ing dlshes, the right way is so slmple
that the wnyfnrlng cook, though a fool,
ought never to err thereln. That she
does, ln every nlnety-nlne and a-half-out
of every hundred cases, ls one of the
enlgmas of the American kitchen which
I despalr of s.olvlng ln the course of one
sliort llfe.
I have already entered a protest
ngainst the popular judgment of what
I have called , "our gentle cereal." It
glves me genulne satlsfactlon to relt
erate It upon a page that will fall under
the eye of half-a-mllllon readers. I
hereby beg for a fair examinatlon of its
merlts and careful test of theso by means
of a few of tho many methods known at
the South und abroad for brlnglng out
the best qualltles of what ls "the maln
food of one-'hlrd of the human race."
TO BOIL RICE.
Wash and pick over a cup of raw rlce,
nnd pour clear wnter upon it ln a flnecol
ander. Have ready three quarts of wa-
ter, sllghtly salted and brought to a fast
boll, and drop the rlce Into the bubbllng
pot, by the loose handful. Boll, uncov-
ered, and hard for twenty minutes;
when soft, turn into the colander, shake
up gently and set in the open oven to dry
for two minutes before dlshing lt. Nover
touch It with a spoon whlle ln cooklng.
STEAMED RICE.
Wash carefully half-a-cupful of raw
rice, and turn into a farlna-kettle; add
one cupf ul of boillng water, sllghtly salt
ed, and cook closely covered, untll each
graln Is tender, white and puffy, keeplng
the water ln the outer kettle at a furious
boll. In half an hour, or so, all the wa
ter In the lnner boller should be ab
sorbed by the rlce. Dry, as In last reclpe,
and serve plain, or dressed accordlng to
Eome one of the following methods:
BUTTERED RICE.
Heat a tablespoonful of butter In a
saucepan, but df not let It brown. Add
half-a-teaspoonful of onlon-julce, and a
little pepper and salt, cook ono mlnute
and pour upon the rlce, tosslng this with
a fork to let the butter penetrate, A
great spoontul of Parmesan cheeae
makes lt yet more savory,
OR,
Pour over the hot, dry rlce a generous
cupful of stralned tomato-sauce, Into
which has been stlrred a great spoonful
of Parmesan cheese.
OR,
Add to a cupful of chlcken or other
gravy, a half-cupful of flnely mlnced
meat, season well and pour upon the rlce
when dished.
RISSOTTA
Is a favorite Itallan lunchcon-dlsh,
and good -everywhere.
Heat two tablespoonfuls of butter ln a
sauce-pan w'th a teaspoonful of onlon
Julee, nnd when lt beglns to hlss, turn
In half a cuoful of raw rice which hns
been washed, then drled In a hot colan
der. Stlr, off nnd on, fv-.Ilfteen minutes,
ndding at tho end of llve, a quarter
cupf ul of boillng water' When tho quar-tev-hour
ls up, pour ln a quart of boillng
water and cook fast for another quar
ter. If tho water is not all absorbed by
then, draln lt off, pour ln half a cupful
of stralned tomato sauce, seasoned with
peppeir, snlt, a plnch of mncc, and twlce
as much grated lemon-peel, Slinmerten
minutes longer and dlsh. Pass Parmesan
cheese for thoso who liko lt.
Don't be alanned by tho forelgn namr
nnd unusual treatment. Try my rlssotta,
and let me know tln result.
OltAPU CATSUP.
Flvo pounds of grnpes, mashed.stowcd
and rubbed through a siove. Add one
plnt of vinegnr, three pounds of sugar.
ono tablespoonful of ground allsplcc, one
teaspoonful lach of ground cloves, cln
namon nnd blaok pepper, and half a tea
Hpoouful of salt. Boll altogethor untll
thlck.
ALL CAST IRON.
reat Improvcmcnt ovcr Stccl Rangcs.
No Moro Rusting out as in Stccl
Rangcs. No Warping or Buckling of
Oven Platcs. Drop Oven Door. Sec
tional Top. Coppcr or Cast Enamelcd
Reservoir. All Modcrn Improvements.
IsMadc in 48 Stylcs and Sizcs. For
Wood or Coal. Watcr fronts ln all
sizcs, if dcsircd. If your local stovc
dcaler is not sclling thc Monarch
Andes, writo us.
GREEN CUCUMBER PICKLES.
For a half bushel of cucumbers use a
plnt of coarse salt dlssolved In wnter
enough to cover the cucumbers. Pour it
boillng hot upon them and let them stand
21 hours; pour off the brlne, and repeat
two successlve morntngs. The fourth
mornlng draln off the brlne and pour
on boillng water, nnd let them stand 21
hours; then lf the cucumbers are not
fllled out plump pour on bollng water
agaln. When the cucumbers are all
fllled out plump they nro ready for tho
vlnegar. Place them In tho Jar in which
they are to be kept, and as they are
pncked ndd llttlo bags containlng whole
allsplcc, cloves, clnnnmon and mustnrd,
nnd put a little horse-rndlsh root ln
among the cucumbers. Heat enough
vlnegar to cover- the cucumbers boillng
hot, dlssolve a plece of alum ln lt, und
pour over them boillng hot. Cover close
ly. TOMATO CHOW CIIOW.
Slice one peck of green tomatocs, slx
green peppors, four onlons; stlr Into
them one cupful of salt and allow to
stand over nlght. Then pour off the
water and put them In a kettle with
vlnegar enough to cover them. Add one
cupful of grated horse-radlsh, ono table
spoonful of cloves, one tablespoonful of
clnnamon, one tablespoonful of nllsplco
nnd one cupful of sugar. Cook untll
soft.
BAKED BERRY ROLLS.
Roll rlch biscult dough thln, cut lt Into
pleces four Inches wlde and seven inches
long. Spread over with berrles, fresh
.or canned; roll up the crust nnd put the
Jrolls In a dripplng pan just a little apart ;
put a plece of butter on each roll and
splces lf you llke. Stew over them a
large handful of sugar and a little hot
water. Bake llke dumpllngs and serve
with sweet sauce.
ORANGE JELLY.
Boll one pound of sugar in one quart
of water, add two ounces of isinglnss,
stlr untll well dlssolved, and add the
Julco and grated rind of flve oranges
and two lemons. Straln through thln
muslln. Let it stand a few mlnutes.then
pour Into moulds wet with cold water.
Before turning it from the moulds, srt
thom ln warm water for a fow minutes.
Serve with whlpped cream.
QUINCE MARMELADE.
Wlpe the qulnces, remove the blos
som end, cut ln quarters and remove the
seeds, then cut ln small pleces. Conk
slowly, with water enough to nearly
cover, untll soft. Rub through a sleve
and add three-fourths Its measure of
heated sugar. Cook slowly twenty min
utes, stlrrlng occaslonally. Put ln tum
blers. APPLE MOLD.
In half a plnt of water boll one pound
of lump sugar untll lt becomes n ve'-y
thlck syrup. Then peel and core one a d
one-quarter pounds of apples and add
to tho syrup. Add the Julce of a lemon
and slowly boll all together untll lt Is
thlck. Pour into a wet mold, and when
cold It will turn out a solld jelly.
CITRON PICKLE.
Paro and cut cltron Into pleces any
slze you prefer and boll In water with a
very small plece of alum, untll tender,
then drain. Boll together for ten min
utes, three quarts of vlnegar, four
pounds of sugar and one-fourth pound
of cassla buds. Put the cltron ln and
boll flve minutes.
SPICED GRAPE.
Elght pounds of grapes, mashed and
cooked enough to straln out the seeds
and sklns. Rub the pulp through the
selve, then add four pounds of sugar,
ono quart of vlnegar, and one table
spoonful each of clnnamon nnd nllsplce,
and two teaspoonfuls of cloves. Slmmer
three hours.
GRAHAM CAICE.
One teaspoonful of sour mllk, one
Jialf teaspoonful of cream, one coffee
cupful of sugar, one-half teaspoonful of
soda, two tcacupfuls of graham Hour.
Do not slft tho (lour.
The unfortunato c o n dl fl o nexis tTiig
nmong our soldiers returnlng from
Cuba nnd cnmp ls a naturat result fol
lowing tho vlolatlon of Nature's lnex
orable laws, and the suffering ls IndP
scrlbably appalllng. This condltion ls
the result of nvoidable error; error ln
the interpretatlor of tho law of nutritlon.
Tho New Era Cooklng School teaches
how a man mny be ccrtaln ho ls maklng
no mlstake ln regard to the nutrltlve
qualltles of tho food ho tnkes.
The Vltal Questlon, thlrd cditlon, con
tntnlng ovor 250 recipes for tho propnra
tion of nntural foods, a trentlso on tho
food subject. menus, table of food values,
tho law of nourlshment, with "Our Navy
Supplemont," bonutlfully bound nnd
tled with llk cord, mnlled postpnld to
uny addrcss mentlonlng Good Cookery
ln tbis papir.
Tho New Era Cooklng School,
Worcester, Mass.
Spontnncous Combnstlou ln Ilny.
Prof. W. A. Iloury, in tho Breeder'a
Qctzelte, givos tho following ndvico:
"Whoro huy is hoating ln tho mow nnd
ihrcatcns eponlnuooua combustion, I
bollovo it best to provont tho cntrnnco
of olr by covoring tho masa ns com
plotely ns posslblo with othor hny,
Btraw or matorlal which will incaso tho
mass as tigbtly as posslblo. In no caso
ehould an offo'rt bo mado to rcmovo tho
heatcd hay unlosa thoro is plonty of
wator and holp prcsont, bo that any
flro which may oriso can bo quickly
extingulshed. Tho burniug ombera of
a charcoal pit aro oxtlnguishcd at tho
ploa8uro of tho charcoal-burnor by pro
vonting tho inflow of air to tho pit. In
tho samo mannor, tho heated mass in a
hny mow may be provonted from
breaking into a flamo by smothoring
and allowing tho conditiona gradually
to bocomo normal by tbo hoat passing
off gradunlly by bIow convcction."
AcconniNO to Hoard's Dniryman.
tho largeBtsllo in tho world is locateu
in JofforBon county, Wis. It is eixty
two foot in diamctor and forty-oight
fcot high. Last year, 140 acrcs of
hoavy corn woro putjjinto it, and thon
it lacked ten feot of boing full. This
silo coat $3,000.
What's TnE TnouiiLr. ? Is it Sick Ilcad
neho Is it Iiiliousness? Is it Sluggish Livor?
rS your akin sallow? Do you feel moro dead
han alive? Your systom needa toning Your
Liver isn't doing its -work Don't resoit to
strong druga Dr.Agnew's Liver Pilla, 10 centa
for 40 doacs, will work wondcrs for you. 19.
W. E. Terrell & Co., Collina Ulnkley.
USTAXK OF IIOSWKI,!. J. GOODMJ,.
Statk or VKnMONT,
UlBTIUOT OF WA811INOTON, BB.
In l'robate CourL hold at Montpeller.ln and fot
aaid Dlsttict, on the 1 st dar of October, A.l). 18:13.
An Inatrntnoiit purnortlnB tobethe laatWllland
TesUment of UOSWISLL J. GOODELL, late of Cal.
ats, ln lald Dlstrlct, decoated, belng presented to
tho Court for 1'iobato: lt U ordored bj aaid Conrt,
that aU peraona concerned thereln bo notlfled to
appear ni a toaalon or aaid Court, to bo liolil at the
l'robate Offlco. ln aaid Montpoller, 011 the 2lat dar of
October. A. I). antl ahow cauae. 1f nnr thnv
may have, agalnat the l'robate of aaid Inatrumont,
iu. wuiuii yuruuBu 11 is luriiior urcorcfi, inac no
tice of thla orclerbe nubllalied three TCeeka ati(.iit.
alvely in the Vermont Watchman & Stale Journal,
a newapaper prlnttrt at Montpoller, ln thla Btato,
provloua to aaid thne appolntod for hearlng.
iij ine t;ouri Aiieai,
2M7 I1IKAH OAltLETON. Jndgo.
lCSTATiC OF IIAIUUKT A. 1(1012.
STATE OF VBBMOST,
DIBTIUOT OF WABI1INOTON. 88.
In l'robate Couit. held at Montneller. ln nnil fnr
aaid Dlitrlct, on tho 3d day ot October, A. I). 1R13:
An Inatrument, pnrporllng to be the lait will and
teatament ot 1IAKHIKT A. KICK, late ot the
city ot llarre, ln aaid IMatrlct, deceaaed, belng
preaented to the Court for l'robate, lt la ordered by
aaid Court, tbat atl peraona concerned thereln be
notlfled to appear at a aeaalon ot ealtl Court, to be
held at tho hrobate Offlce, ln aatd Montpelier, on
the2latdayof October, A. I). 16M, and bIiow came,
It any they tnay have, agalnat the probate ot iM
Inatrument, for wldch purpoae It la turther ordered,
that notlce of thla order be publlahed three weeka
aucceaalvely ln the Vermont Watchman A Stale Joar
naU a nowpaper prlnted at Montpellor, ln thla
Statc, provloua to aaid time appolnteu for hearlng.
ijt mo iuun Aiiesc.
25-27 1IIUAM OAltLETON, Judge.
OOMMIBSIONEUS' NOTIOE.
ESTATE OF rUII,IP ilOUEHTS.
The nnderalgned, havlng been appolnted by the
Ilonorable l'robate Gouj-t for the IMatrlct of wuh.
lngton,commlaalonera to rccelvo, examtne and adj uat
all clalma anrt deroanda ot all peraona agalnit the
GBiaie oi 1-iiiL.ir kuii.i(i. late oi Montpelier,
In aaid Dlstrlct, deceaaed, anu all clalma oihlblt
ed lnoCTaet theroto, hereby glve notlce that we
will meot for the purpoaea aforeaald, at the ofilce
of tho Vermont Mutuat Flre Inaurance Company ln
tbe City of Montpelier, Vt., ln aaid Dlstrlct, on the
13th day of October, 1898, and bth day of March,
1899. next. from two o'clock P. M. nntll flve o'clock
r. M.. each of aaid days, and that elx montha from
the 12th day of September, A. 0. 1898, la tbe time
Umlted by aaid Court for aaid credltora to preaent
meir ciairaa to ua lor examinatlon ana auowance.
Dated at Montpelier, thla 3d day of October,
A.D. 1839. WILLIAM T. DEWEY.l (,.,....
25-27 OEO. O. 8TUATTON, i t'Ommiaaionera.
COMHIEBIONEHS' NOTIOE.
KSTATK OF SARAII SAKOENT.
The nndcralgned, havlng been appolnted by tce
Ilonorable l'robate Court for tho Dlstrlct of Waatili g
ton, commlaalonera to recelve, examlne and adjui t
all clalma and demanda of all peraona nzalnat
tteostato of 8AKAII fi AHOK.sT, late of Water
bury, ln aaid dlstrlct. deceaaed; and all clalma eihlb
lted tn offaet thereto, hereby glve notlce that we
wlU meet for the purpoaea aforeaald, at the
atore of J. A. Ollmore, In the town of Waterbury, ln
aaid Dlatrlct.on the 2th day ot October and lat day ef
March next, from two o'clock r. M. nntll four
o'cIock F. M., each ot aaid daya, and that an
montha from tho 15th day of September, A.D. 189S. la
the time Umlted by aaid Court for aaid credltora t(
preaent thelr clalma to na for examlnaUon anc
allowance.
Dated at Waterbury, thla lat day of October, A. D.
1898. JAMESA. OILMOItE.l
25-27 l'.K. UALE, JComi.
ESTATK OF MKLISSA STEAKNS.
BTATI OF VEKMONT,
DIBTBIOT OF WABIHNOTON, BS.
In Probate Court. held at Montpelier, ln and for
ald Dlstrlct. on tho 26th day of September, A.D. 1898 :
W. II. II. Meara, Executor of the laat will and
teatament of MELISSA STKAHN8, late of Marah.
fleld. In aaid Dlstrlct. deceaaed, preaents his admln
latratlon acconnt for examinatlon and allowance,
and makes appllcatlon for a decree ot dlatxlbnUon
and partltlon of the eatate of said deceased. Where
upon, lt ls ordered by said Court that said acconnt
and aaid appUcaUon oe referred to a sesslou thereof,
to be held at tbe Probate OBlce, In aaid Montpelier,
on the 14th day ot October, A. D. 189S. for hearlng
and declsloo tbereon; and, lt ls turther ordered, that
notlct hereof be glyen to all peraona lnterestod by
f ubllcaUou of the taine three weeka succesatvely to
ht Vermont Watchman Jt State Journal, a newapaper
rjnbUahed at MontDeller. nrevtous to aaid tlmc
time and place, and show cauae. tf any they may
have, why said account should notbe allowed and
such decree made. Uy the Court. Attest.
24-38 HIHAM OAltLETON, Jndge.
xor neanng, tna tney may appear ai saia
ESTATE OF ALI.EN M. FULLEIl.
8TAT OF Vkemobt.
DIBTBIOT OF WABUINOTON, 68.
In Probate Court. held at Montpelier, ln and foi
said Dlstrlct, on the 24th day of September, A.D. 18981
Marcua Peck, Admtnlatrator ot the eatate of Barah
13. Fuller, who waa ln her Ufetlrae Admlnlatratrix of.
the eatate of ALLKN M. FULLKIt, late ot Warren, ln
said Dlstrlct, deceased, presents the admlnlstra
tlon account of aaid Barah II. Fuller for ex
aminatlon and allowance, and makes appllca
tlon for a decree of dlatrlbutlon and partl
tlon ot the estate ot said deceaaed. Whore
npon, It ls ordered by said Court, that said acconnt
and said appllcatlon De referred to a aeaalon thereof,
to be held at the Probate Ofilce, In aaid Montpelier, on
the l.'lst day ot October, A. D. 1898, for hearlng and
declalon thereon; and, lt la further ordered, that
notlce hereof be given to all peraona lntereated, by
fubllcatlon of the same three weeks auccesslvely ln
he Vermont Watchman t Statl Journal. a newspaper
publlahed at Montpelier, prevlous to said time ap
polnted for hearlng, that they may appear at said
time and place, and, show cause, lf any they may
have, why said acconnt should not be allowed, and
such decree made. lly the Court. Attest,
24-29 HIHAM OAltLETON, Judge,
OOMUISSIOItBBS' IIOTIOS.
ESTATE OF IIOUAKT K.CKAIN.
The underalgned. havlng been appolnted by tbe
Ilonorable l'robate Court for the Dlstrlct ot Wash
lngton commlaalonera,to recelve, examlne and adjust
all clalrns and demanda of all persons agalnst the
estate of 11011AHT K. OltAlN, late ot Berlin,
ln said Dlstrlct, deceaaed; aud aU clalma ei
hlblted In offaet thereto, hereby glve notlce that we
wlU meet for the purpoaea aforeaald atthe houae of
K. L. Uljnn, ln the town of llerlln, ln said
Dlstrlct, ou the 13th day of October and 20th dayof
March next, from ten o'clock A. M. unUl two
o'clock r. .. each of aaid days, and that slx montha
from the 26th dar of Bepttinber, A. D. 1898. la tbe
Ume Umlted by aaid Court for aaid crodltors to pre
aent thelr clalma to ua for examinatlon and allow
ance.
Dated at Weat llerlln, thla 26th day of September,
A. D.1898. HIHAM 11. AYHHS.l ,.,,.,,.,..,.
H-26 EDWIN L. U1.YNN, f Commlaalonera.
OOUMIBSIOMSaa' DOTIOK.
ESTATE OF OAT.EIt O. EATON.
The nnderalgned, havlng boen appolnted by th
Ilonorable Probate Court for tbe Dlstrlct of Wash
ington commlaalonera to recelve, examlne and ad
Just all clalms and demands of all persons agalnat
tho estato ot (1AI.K11 U. EATON, late of Middle
sex, ln said Dlstrlct, deceased, and all clalms ex
hlblted In offaet thereto, hereby glve notlce tbat we
will meet for the purpoaea aforeaald at the dwelllng
houae ot the late O. O. Eaton, In tho town of Middle
sex, ln aaid Dlstrlct, ontlio ltthday ot October and
Uth day ot March next, from ten o'clock, A. u.
uutll four o'clock, V. n., each of aaid daya, and
that slx montha from the Ilth day of September, A.D'
1898, la the time Umlted by said Court for said
credltors to preaent thelr clalma to us for examina
tlon and allowance.
Dated at Middlesex, this 19th day of September, A.
D. 1898, lt. W. WAllllHN, I nmm,,.,n"
Jl-M OEOUOE MONTAUUE, f 25?I2Jf f22"?
MAKE IT PUBLIC
I'ubllclly CountSi Tliat's Wliot Iho
Pcoplo Wnnt. Montpelier Exprcs
slon on tlio Subject,
Makoltpiibllo.
Toll tho peoplo about H.
Gratltuile promotos publlclty.
Gratoful cltlzetis talk.
Tliay telt thelr nelghbors, tell tbolr
frlomls.
Tho news ls tooRootl to keep.
Everybody sbould know about tho llttlo
conqueror.
"llad IJacks" are numorou9.
So fow unilerstand tlio causo.
Many Montpoller peoplo aro learnlDg.
And better stlll tbey'ro belne cured.
Lame backs ate lamo no more.
Weak ones regain thelr Btroncth.
This ls tho overy day labor ln Montpelier.
Of Doan'B Kldney I'llls.
Oar cltlzens are inaking lt publlo.
Mr. llenry J. Snow of 177 Elm street,
enys: "My back comuionced to tronble ma
witb a paln across my kldnoya. It came on
me and atayed two or three days and then
went away, but each attack was worse and
lasted longer. This kept up untll tbe wln
tor of '07 when I made up my mlnd to do
sometblnc and I got Doan's Kldney PIUs at
Lestor II. Green's drug store, as I bad board
tbem blgbly recommended. 1 began uslnc
tbem as dtrected and when I bad useu
about two-thlrds of tbe box tbe paln left
me; I bave only bad ono or two sllKbt at
tack n slnce, when I resorted to Doan'8 Kld
ney I'llln and was agaln qalckly ourod.
Doan's Kldney Pllls are a good medlcine to
keep ln tho hoase and I lntend to alwaya
have thom on band. You may refer to me
at any time for they cured mo and I thlnk
they will others,"
Doan's Kldney Pllls for sale by all deal
ers; prlceSOcents a box. Mlled on recelpt
of prlce by Foster-MIIburn (Jo., Btiff ilo, N.
Y., boIo agents for tbe Unlted Statos.
ItEMEMHEK THE NAME DOAN'S
AND TAKE NO OTHEIl.
ESTATE OF A1YVAH M. SIIEPAItD.
RTATE OF VKnMONT.
DIBTUIOTOF WA8HINOTOH, BB.
In Probate Court, held at Montpelier, ln and lor
said Dlstrlct. onthelbtli dayof September. A.D. WSl
Orln II. Kmlth. AdnlllllstrAtnr nl thn nataf a nf lt-
VAH M.SIIEI'AHD.Iateof Marahfleld.ln aaid Dls
trlct, deceaaed, makes appllcatlon to aaid Court.
with tho conaentam! appiobatlou ln wrltlng of the
wldow and helrB ot aaid deceased resldlngln tho
Slateof Vermont, for llcenae to aell all of the real
estate of aaid deceaaed, altuated ln Marahfleld.ln
aaid Dlstrlct, to wit: Homo place, lacludlng the In
tereat of the wldow of said deceaaed thereln and tho
homestead rlght, repreaentlng that the aale thereof
nuuiu uo umicuKiui iu me wiuow nna neirs or saia
deceased, and those Intoreated In bla estate, ln
order to convert aaid real eatate Into lnoney.
Wherr upon, lt la ordered by aaid Court that
aalc appllcatlon be referred to a aeaalon thereof.
to bf hold at the l'robate Olllce, In aaid Montpelier,
or the Ilth dav of Octnhfir. A. II. lwiR. fnr hA,Hnv
and declalon thereon; and, lt la further ordered.
mai an peraona mierested ue notiaed hereof, by
nubllcatlon ot notlce of aaid appllcatlon and order
thereon three weeka aucceaalvely ln the Vermont
Watchman ! filatc Journal. A linwtnnner ntitiltahArt
at Montpelier, In thla state, and which clrculates ln
tne neiguoornooa or cnose lntereated, betore aala
time of hearlmr. that thev mnv nnne.ir Ht nntri Hms
and place, and, it they see cauae, object thereto.
Uy the Court. Atteat.
2i--'b lllKAil UA11I.ETON, Judge.
ESTATE OK OltANGE J. OAI.E.
STATE OF VKItMONT,
DI8TRIOT OF WA8HINOTON, 88.
In Probate Court. held at Montpelier ln nnrf fnr
aaid Dlatrlct. ou the 26th day of September.A.D. 1893:
llenry N Uuahnell, Admlnlstrator nf the eatate ot
uiiAmjg..;. uall. late or waiianeid, ln aaid Dls
trlct. deceased, makes appllcatlon to aaid Conrt
with the conaent aud approbatlon ln wrltlng of
the wldow aud helrs of eald deceaaed realdlng ln tha
State ot Vermont, for llcenae to aell all of the real
eatate of aaid deceaaed, altnated ln Waitsfield,
ln aaid Dlatrlct, to wlt: Home farm, and the
mountaln lot, ao called, kclucllnK the lntereat
of tbe wldow of eald deceaaed thereln and tho
homestead rlght, repreaentlng that the aala
thereof would be beneflclal to the wldow and
helra of aaid deceaaed and tboae lntereated
ln his estate, ln order to convert said real eatato
Into money. Whereupon, lt la ordered by aaid Conrt,
that aaid appllcatlon be referred to a aeaalon theroof ,
tobeheld atthe Probate Ofilce, ln aaid Montpelier,
on the 14th day of October. A. D. 1898, for heartng
and declalon thereon; and lt ls further ordered, that
all peraona lntereated be notlfled hereof, by pnb
tlcatlou of notlce of aaid appllcatlon and order
thereon three weeka aucceaalvels ln the Vermont
Watchman ,C State Journal. a newapaper publlahed
at Montpelier, lts thla atate, and which clrculates ln
the nelghborhood of those lntereated, before aaid
time of hearlng, that they may appear at aaid time
and place, and, lt they aee cauae, object thereto.
Jy the Court. Atteat.
21-26 IIIHAM OAltLETON, Judge.
ESTATE OF HKI.KN F. DODLET.
8TATB of Vbbmont.
DlBTKIOT OF WASUINQTON, BS.
In Probate Court held at Montpelier, lu and for
aaid Dlatrlct, ou the 4th day of October, A.D. 1843.
D. Wlllard Dudley. Executor of the laat will and
teatament of UELEN K.DUDLEY.late ot Montpelier
ln aaid Dlatrlct, deceaaed, preaents hla admlnlstratlon
count for examinatlon and allowance, and makea
appllcatlon for a decree ot dlatrlbutlon and partltlon
ot the eatate of aatd deeeaaed. Wherenpon, lt ls
ordered by said ourt, tbal said account ana said ap
pllcatlon be referred to a aeaalon thereof, to be held
at the l'robate Ofilce, ln aaid Montpelier, on the 2Sth
day of October, A. D. 1898, for hearlng and declalon
thereon: And, lt ia further ordered, that notlce
hereof be glven to all peraona lntereated, by pnbllea
catlon of the aame three weeks auccesslvely ln tha
Vermont Watchman State Journal, a newapaper
pubUshed at Montpelier, prevlous to aaid time ap
polnted for hearlng, that they may appear at said
time and place and show cause, lf any they may
have, why aaid account sbould not be allowed, and
such decree made.
lly the Court. Attest, IIIItAM CAKLETON, Judge.
25-27
ESTATE OF IIUSSEL.I. O. SIIATrUCK.
state of vxkmont,
Dibtbiot of Washington, bb.
In Probate Court, held at Montpelier, in and for
said Dlstrlct, on the Jdday of October, A.D. 1893.
Edward A. Eldredge.Admlnlstratorotthe eatate of
RUSSELL O. SIIATrUCK, late of Warren, ln said
Dlstrlct. deceaaed, presents his admlnlatraUon
account for examinatlon and allowance, and makea
appllcatlon for a decree of dlatrlbutlon and par
tltlon of tbe eatate of said deceased. Wherenpon
lt ls ordered by said Court, that said acconnt and
said appllcatlon be referred U a seaalon thereof, to
be held at the Probate Offlce, ln aaid Montpelier, on
the -'8th day of October, A. D. 1898. for hearlng and
declalon thereoni And, lt la further ordered, that no
tlce hereof be glven to all peraona lntereated by
publlcatlon of the same three weeks aucceaalvely la
tbe Vermont Watchman A State Journal, n newapaper
publlahed at Montpelier, prevloua to aaid time ap
polnted for hearlng, that they may appear at said
time and place, and ahow cauae, lf any they may
have, why said account sbould not be allowed and
sucn aecree maae.
By the Court.-Attest,
IIIItAM OAltLETON, Judge.
-25-17
ESTATE OF ADDISON LAIItl).
Statk of Vhbuokt.
Dibtbiot of Washington, ss.
In Probate Court, beld at Montpelier, ln and for aaid
Dlatrlct. on tbe 30th day ot September, A. D. 1899:
An Inatrument pnrporting to betbe last will and
teatament of ADDISON LAIItD, late ot Cabot,
ln aaid Dlatrlct, deceaaed, belng presented to tha
Court for Probate, It Is ordered by said Court:
tbat aU persons concerned thereln be nottflea
to appear at a sesalou of said Court, to be held
atthe Probate Offlce, ln aaid Montpelier, on the 21st
day ef October, A, D. 1898, and show cause, tt any
they may have, agalnst the probate ot aaid Inatru
ment; for which purpoae lt la turther ordered
that notlce of this order be publlahed three
weeki auccesslvely ln the Vermont Watchman A Stale
Joutnal, a newapaper prlnted at Montpelier, ln this
state, prevlous to said time appolnted for hearlng.
lly the Court. Atteat,
2V27 IIIItAM OAltLETON. Judge.
ESTATE OF OIIAKI.ES It. KEI.I.OaO.
Statk of Vbbuont,
Dibtbiot of Washington, bs.
In Probate Court, held at Montpelier, ln and for
said Dlatrlct, on the 2d day of October, A.D. 1893 1
Samuel M. Turner, Admlnlstrator of the estate of
OIIAKI.ES M. KKLLOOO, late of Duxbury. In aaid
Dlatrlct, deceaaed, makea appllcatlon to said Oourt,
with the couaont and approbatlon lu wrltlng of the
wldow aud helra of aala deceaaed realdlng ln the
State of Vermont, for llcenae toaell allot the real
eatate of aaid deceaaed, altuated In Duxbury, ln
aaid Dlstrlct, to wlt I Home farm, lucludlug the ln
tereat ot the wldow of aaid deceased thereln. and
the homestead rlght, repreaentlng that the aala
thereof would be heneflclal to the wldow and helrs
of said Idecoused, and tbose lntetested ln his
estate, lu order to convert stld real eatate Into
money. Whereupon. It la ordered by aaid Court
that aaid appllcatlon be referred to a aeaalou thereof,
to bo held at the Probate Offlce, In aaid Montpelier,
on the 31st day of October, A. I. 18', for hear
lng and declalon thereon; aud, Itla fnither ordered,
that all peraona lntereated to notlfled hereof, by
publlcatlon of notlco of said appllcatlon and order
thereon three weeks aucctaalvely lu tho I'mnoal
Watchman A State Jotrnnl, a newapaper publlahed
at Montpelier, In thla atate, and which clrculatea ln
tha ueiphborhood of thoae lntereated, before aaid
time cf hearlng, that they may appear at aaid time
and placo, aud, lf they see cause. object thereto,
lly tha !v..rt.-Atteat.
25-37 IIIItAM OAltLETON, Jndge.