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VERMONT WATOHNAN & STATE JOURXiL, WEDNESDAY. APRIL 24, 1901
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lH.S,BOARDMAN,u
SPEGIALIST IN
ELEOTRICAL TREATHENT.
Offloo ut Realdonoe, 107 Btato Gt.
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WITH STATIC ELEOTRICITY
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P.tralyala,
Braln Fag and Inaomnln,
Diouaves o( the Ohest.
D'.isouscs o( tbe Olronlatlon,
DIkhojiob pf Women not Bnrglcttl,
E tr, Hose and Xliroat
Gnlvanio and Sninsocual Cur
ronts in fonn of Elootrlo
Baths in Chronic Rhenma
tism of tho Joints.
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o Bad Entiing.
That saying eeems to have been born
of the supersUtion deep rooted in hu
manity. lt is akin to that other saying
He laughs best who laugha last." Per
haps ln these nnd sltnllar sayings there
is a survival of the old pngan belief that
a dlsplay of happiness was likely to in
cur the envy of the gods nnd to draw
down the visitation of the inalice which
is twin to envy.
It would be a ridiculous proposition to
affirm that bad is the necessary outcome
of good. But just as many a day which
begins with a cloudless sky ends in
storm, so many an event in life which
promiees only happiness enda in dlsap
pointment and misery.
This is very true of marriage. The
young wife goes heart and soul into
bome making and housekeeping. She
loves to cook ond prepare the ualntles
her husband enjoys. She is so robust
and hearty that she can hardly find
enough to do to exhaust her abundant
energy. That'fl the way it begins. Af
ter a while ahe finds that it takes all her
strength to care for her home. Then
household cares begin to overtax her,
and she drops down Into a chair many n
time and gives way to tears because of
her weakness and misery. The sky so '
cloudless on the morning of tnarriage
haa soon become overcast.
TIII! CRITICAI, TIMB
in many a woman's life comes just at
this penod of discouragement and de
apair. She finds indicationa of disease
bf the delicate womanly organs. Her
womea friends perhaps tell her that the
bsaring down sensation, the pains in the
back and loins indicate disease or dis
placement. She consults phvsicians,
takes prescribed treatments, all to no
avall. And yet this woman's case is
curable on the evidence of women who
have been cured.
"Four years ago my health began to
fail," writes Mrs. Nellie M. Ueycraft,
of Glenwood, Washington Co., Oregon.
I had n heavy dragging and weight in
the region of the uterus, pain in baclt
and loins, could not 11ft nnything heavy,
rest at night very poor ; , stomach de
ranged. One physician said I was over
worked, another said I had conges
tlon and falling of uterus. He treated
tne nine months and said I would not be
well until I had passed the change of
life. I was only twenty-6even years old
then. I becaine discouragcd, and began
using Dr. Pierce'o Pavorite Prescription.
Took a teaspoonful three tinies a day;
began feeling better right away. Atu
usfng my third bottle now, and feel I am
in good health. Dr. Pierce's Pavorite
Prescription has rcstored me to health.
If suffering women would give it a fair
trial they would give it praise."
It can truthfully be said that there is
hardly a form of womanly disease med
ically curable which will not yield to the
faithful use of "Favorite Prescription."
More than this, it is a matter of record
that many forms of womanly disease pro
nounced incurable by local physlclans
have been perfectly and permanently
1 P
Wllliimatown,
Rov. Willlain Sohoflold was oallod to
Berlin on Tueadny to proaoh tho fuuoral
sorraon of Mrs, Mary 1'earaona Solltm.
Cbarloa II. Forry dlod oarly on Sunday
morning iaai at tuo nomo or ma nrotnor,
Iohu A, 1'orry, In our vlllnge. Although
ho had boon ont of tiotilth for n long timo,
lio waa able to bo about town tlll laat But
urday, ao that hla doath omo na a tourprlao
to all. Ho had had lu tie, kldney and heart
troublo but lt was honod ho mteht bn bet
tor aa warmnr weathor oame. llo whb b rn
May 14. 1845. a son of tho late lloman O
and Mrs. Ilotsoy Abbott l'orry. Illa oarlior
Itfo had boou llved on tho farm. Altor tho
War of tho Robolllon broke out ho eullm
Gd aa a nlno inontha' inan in Oompatiy
x oi tuo riiirieeniu vermont, regimon ,
ln which hls brothor Leandor also on llatud.
Whon bla timo waa out lio re-enllated in
Goinpany II of tho niutb Vermont and aorv
od to tho ond of tho war. In May. 1870. ho
niarrlod Mary Oarpontor of Orango, who
died laat Decombor. Mr. I'orry waa a mun
of many frlonda bero, bavlng not only tho
good wlll and respeota of our citizena, but
much aympathy went out to hlm beoauao of
the yeara of groat invalldlam of hla wlfo,
that (old upon bimsolf aa well aa upon her.
Wo havo bad oooaalon to apoak provlonsly
in our ltemlzlng of tbe heroio splrlt ho' haa
ahown in tho illa and burdena ot life that
havo borne ao heavily upon hlm. Woll
can wo all Bay to hla tlred body.
"now reat theo in tho oool oarth,"
aa wo truat bla wearied splrlt has enterod
npon the reat ot that and to which hla at
tontlon haa longboenturnod. A mombor for
yeara of the Congregational church here, lt
was bla wiah to be buried from hla cburoh
bome, wbere bla funeral waa beld Tnea
day aftornoon, Bov. D. H. BtronKofflclatlnK'
Mr. Ferry waa a mombor ot the Knlgbta ot
Honor of Barre, carrylne a Ufo lnsuranco ot
$2000- He loftno famlly. Ue was a mem
ber ot the Grand Army Post hore, and waa
not only a voteran, but tbe aun of a yoteran
aa hla fatber also Borvod lu the war of tho
Bebellioo, with hla two aons.
Hatb You A 8kim Dilkabe? Tottor. Balt
Bheum, Scald Head. BlnKWorm, Eczoma,
Itcb, Barber'a Itch, Ulcors, Blotchea,
Ohronlo Eryslpeloa, Ltvor Spota, Prnrlgo,
Paoriasla, or other oruptlons of tho akln
wbat Dr. Asnew'a Olntment has done for
others lt can do for you cnre you. One
appllcation givea rellef. 35 cents. 44. 8old
by W. E. Terrlll, Oolllna Blakely.
norlln.
Mra. J. A. Sellnaa died on Sunday, atter a
btiet lllnesa. She leaves a husband and
fonr amall chlldren, bealdes an aged mother
and ono brotber. Mra. Sallnaa waa a moat
eatimable young woman, a devoted wife
and motber t nd an aotlvo worker ln tho
cbnrch and Bociety. The communlty, whllo
lt mourns the Iobs of ono of thetr moat
worthy membera, aympathizea deeply wtth
the boreaved famlly. Tho funeral waa
from tho church Tueaday afternoon, Uov.
Wllllam ScboQeld of Williamstown offl
clatlng. Dlpbtberla, aore tbroat, croup. Inatant
rellef, permanent cure. Dr. ThomLB' Ec
lectrlo 011. At any drug atore.
cured by the use of Dr. Pierce's Pavorite
Prescription.
It is worth noting that these cures
are lasting. Many medicines offered for
wonien's use are mere palliatives. They
numb tlie uerves and so dull the pain.
But they do not re-establish the lost
womanly health. "Favorite Prescrip
tion " is a purely vegetable prcparation.
It contains no alcohol, neither opium,
cocaine or any other narcotic. It cannot
disagree with the weakest constitutlon.
It establishes regularity, dries the drains
which weaken women, heals inflamma
tion and ulceration and cures female
weakness.
IT IS WOMAN'S WAY
to sacrifice herself for her faniily. She
goes without the new dress that husband
or child may have som ! coveted pleasure.
And for economy's sake she often bears
the ills which are undermining her
health. It is a false economy. The
health of the wife and mother is the
most important fnctor in the home life,
and every suffering woman who has been
cured by "Favorite Prescription" is a
witness to the real economy of this
rueans of cure.
"My health is the best now that it has
been for four years," writes Mrs. Phebe
Morris, of Ira, Cayuga Co., N.Y., Box 52.
"I have taken but two bottles of your
medicine, ' Favorite Prescription ' and
'Golden Medical Discovery.' These med
icines have done mo more good than all
that I have ever taken before. IcouldnU
do my work only about half the time,
and now I can work all the time jor a
family of four, Before I took your
medicines I was sick in bed nearly half
the time. My advice to all who are
troubled with female weakness is to take
Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription and
'Golden Medical Discovery 'the most
wonderful medicines in the world."
j3ick women are invited to consult Dr.
Pief ce by letter, free. All letters are held
in sacred confidence and womanly confl
denccs are guarded by 6trict professional
privacy. Addresa Dr. R. V. Pierce,
Buffalo, N. Y.
In a little more than thirtv vears Dr.
Pierce, chief consulting physician to the
Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Inatitute,
Buffalo, N. Y., assisted by his staff of
nearly a score of physicians, has treated
and cured hundreds of thousanda of sick
and suffering women.
If tne aealer oirers you n "Just aa
good" medicine in place of "Favorite
Prescription " it is because less meritori
0U8 medicines pay him a little more
crofit. His profit is your loss. Insist
Upon having " Favorite Prescription " the
medicine which makes weak women
strong and sick women well.
Tiirt RIIASON wirv.
Some medical works content them
selves bv classifyinc adice under the
head of "Do" or "Don't.1' Dr. Pierce's
Common Sense Medical Adviser gives
the veason why, for all it enjoins. It is
n plain guide to health written in plain
Knplish and dealintr with the nreat prob-
lems of physiology and hygiene from
tho view ooint of common sense. This
great work containiiig 1008 large pages
is seiit free on receipt of stamps to pay
expense ot mainng oniy. ftenu 31 one
cent stauins for the work in cloth blnd-
ing or only ai stamps for tha book ia
paper-covers. Auarew ur. iv. v. rierce,
Buffalo, N. Y.
L'ASILY ItKCiniMK
Tlils (Jiiostion Shunld Ho AusAVorcd
Enslly Uy Moutiicllcr I'cuplc.
Which ia wiBor to havo confltlonco
in tho opinions of your follow citizens
or dcpmid on BUlemonts mado by ultor
strangorp. llond tbis: Mr, L. B But
totfly of No. 41 Eim Btroot, omp'oyod
by tho Coltou Monufuoturing Compnuy,
suya: "Shorp pains in tho Btnnll of ray
back oxtondod downward, and woro
worso during tho night. I ofton aroso
in tho morning fooling lamo nnd soro
and utofeorts, on account of bcing
doprlvod of noodod rcst. If I did nuy
hard litting a Bharp pnlu caught mo in
tho back. My wifo Baw Doan's Kidnoy
Pillo ndvortiscd, and I got a box at Los
tor H. Groono's arug store. Aftor tak
ing tbom for a fow daya I could soo n
chango for tho better, aud whon 1 had
IlniBhcd tho troatmont my backacho
waa gono. Doan'a Kidnoy Pilla cured
tho pain and othor difllcultios cntlroly."
For anlo by all doalere; prico 50c.
FoBtor-Milburb Co., Buffalo, N. Y.
Solo ogonts for tho Unitod Statoa. Bo
mombor tho namo Doan'a and tako
no othor.
Brookfield.
Bov. B. H. Aberoromble waa callod to
Bandolph Oenter last Thuraday morning to
take part ln the ezerclaea at Uor. Mr. May'a
funeral.
U. S. Spraguo haa movfld hla famlly to hls
new home that Deacon Wllllam 8. Gravos
rocently bought of Mrs. Nettlo Orain.
The communlty waa shocked to hear of
the auddon doath of Rav Blanchard Innt
Tueaday ot heart failure. He waa the young
eat aon ot Mr. and Mra. Frd Holt. He waa
a pudII of the Hleh Bchool tlll three wooka
ago he went to work for Mr. Harrlngton at
East Brookfield, waa tnken sick and died
tne.e ln loss tuan an hour. Hla funeral
waa from hla parent'a home laat Frldav af
tornoon. The teaoher and panila of the
Hlgh Bchool attended lu a body.
Fred Btono ta able to rtde out. It ln
hoped he can roaume hls atudles at the Hlgh
Bchool.
Kews came laat week of tha doath of Mrs.
Alan80n Allen at thelhome of her daughter,
Mra. Julia Beaburv. ln Watorlmrv. Latnr
her remalns will he brought here for burial
oeaiuonor nnaoanu aml cuuuren.
E. Ij. Wllla haa rent-d hls father'a farm
and Henry Willa haa moved to Ira Carpen
ter'a houae, rocently vacated by Norman
Davenport.
Tho noBtnoned Eaator ezerclaea at tho
Second Oongregatlonal church laat Sunday
were vory lntereatlng. Tho young peoplo
and chlldren who asslstod ln the exerclses,
did ezceedlngly well.
Mlaa Caeslo Benham v'aitod ln Bovalton
last Thuraday.
The funeral ot Mlaa Minnle Olark was
largely attended from ber lato bome laat
Thuraday, Eev. B. H. Abercromble ofUciat
lng. The floral decoratlona were many and
beautlful.
Olark Wilcoz of Milford, Maaa.. and Mlss
Anna Olark of Framlngham, came to attend
thelr couatn's, Mlnnio Olark's, funeral last
week.
Slnce the doath of Wallaca Btono of
Greensboro, hla widow. Mrs. Boao Edson
Btono haa come to make hor home with her
paronts, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Edson,
Mlss Ethol Wardnor ia holnlnc ln the
family of Mr. and Mra. Jullan Morao. Mr.
Morso is thought to bo moro comfortablo.
Mrs. Henry Edaon haa been carine for
Mra. John Brown, ber siater, for tho paat
few daya. Sho haa been very sick.
Hon. Oaaalus Peck of Burlington. Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Ladd of Barre, Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Allen ot Bandolph were ln town laat
weok to attend Mlnnio Olark's funeral.
What's the TnouBLE? Is it Sick Hcad-
aclio? Ia it blllouanosa? Ia it Sluggtah
Llvor? Is your akin sallow? Do you feel
more dead than allve? Your syatein needs
tonlng Your Llvor isn't doing ita work
Don't resort to strong druga. Dr. Agnew'a
Little PIUb, 10 centa for 40 dosoa, wlll work
wonuars lor you. 4a. ooiu uy yv. ia. xor
ill, Collins Blakely.
Gouldavlllo.
Mrs. Frank Sulham, who has been sick
for the paat few months, died Tneaday
ovenlng. The funeral was held on Thura
day, Kov. I. P. Booth of Morrisville offlciat-
Ing. Bosldea a husband and one son, Ar-
thur, ano loaves a orother anu two aistera,
a latnor anu motnor.
Webator French was in Montpelier on
Mouday.
Tom Gllllaplo went to Boaton on ThurB
day. George Maraden has finlshod work ln the
inlll. Horbert DeBoala haa taken hla place
aa loom fizer ln the woave room.
Mr. and Moaoa George apont Sunday ln
Lebanon, K. II.
Mra. Ida Quimby and daughters, Dolla
and Helon, havo been vUltlng relatlves hore.
They ezpoct aoon to go to Ludlow, Mass.,
where thoy aro to reslde.
Wlll Donavan and Tom Gllllaplo were in
Barre Monday night.
Mlss Mattle Heath who haa beon vlsltlng
relatlves and frlonds hero the paat few
days, has returned to Tllton, N. H.
MoBsra. Goaloy and Brown of Montpelier,
apent Sunday in thla place.
HUAUT DlSItASE UELIEVED IN SO Ml NUTK9.
Dr. Agnew'a Ouro for tho Heart glvoa per
fect rollef in all caaea of Orgaulo or 8ympa
thetlo Hoart Dlaeaao in 30 mlnutes, and
speedily eftocta a ouro. It is a peorless rom-
ouy ior i. aipuauuu, ouuriuusa ui jituuiu,
Smotherlni; Snella. Pain ln Loft Sldo. and
all aymptoma of a Dlaoasod Heart. Ono
doae convlnces. 42. Sold by W. E. Terrlll,
Oolllna Blakely.
Loslng an Arm iu BattlOt
Somo ono askcd Gapt. Luciua D.
Croighton of Miasouri in tho Arlington
lobbv laat night how it folt to havo an
arm ehot off. Capt. Croichton Borvod
during tho war botwocn tho StatOB in a
Confcdornto rogimont, and hla loft
bIoovo bancs cmpty at ms siuo. "lt
doean't fool at all." tho Confodorato
votoran anaworod. "It ia chiofly in tho
lack of foellnc that you know you havo
boon ult. I loat my arm at uotiya-
burgli, and whon tuo ouiiot mt mo J
couldn't iniacino at flrat what had han
poned. Tnoro wasna tno siigntoai
nain. only a Bliglit tickling sonsatlon,
which aoon gavo way to numbnoaa. In
a fow mlnutoa my arm Boomod to bo
an onormouB woight nanglng to my
ahouldor, but it was not until aftor tho
amnutatlon had boon mado that I Buf-
forod actual pain. Tho aftor offocts of
lo8lne an arm aro not altogothor ploaa
ant; you sort of como to miBa it in timo
but bo far aa aufforlne; ia concornod
would much losa rathor a boo would
Btlng mo." Waahlngton Post.
"Now good dlgoatlon
and hoalth on both."
Bnrdock Blood Blttera.
waltB on appotlto
It lt doosn't, tr:
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(COPYRIQHT)
STRAWBEItRIES.
Mra. Darlmra Sndler.
Qulck transportation has brought this
dcliclous berry to us months carllor than
formerly, o that ovcn In New England
lt Is withln tho reacb of all In Aprll.
Sotnc excellcnt rcclpea for the treat
mcnt of Btrawberrles follow.
STIlAWnElUtY PDFFS.
Cut a plece of puff paste, rollod not
too thln. into twlce as many rounds as
you doslro to sorve, with your largcst
cake cutter. Flattcn half of them with
tho rolllng-pln, so thoy shall be a trlflo
largor than the rest, amcar tho small
ones with butter and put tho large oncs
over them. Balte. two togathor, in a
qulck oven. Whcn done, remove tho top
crust, place on each under ono a spoon
ful of ellced berries. Sprinklo with
sugar, and cover with the other crust.
Serve in Individual dishes with whlppad
cream whllc warm.
STBAWBEBnY SALAD.
Creara onc-half a ncufchatol choasc,
with the blada of a sllver fork, add a
tablcspoonful of thlck cream, a salt
spoonful of salt, a teaspoonful of sugar,
a teaspoonful of lemon julce and half a
cup of fresh strawbcrry Julco. Ar
rango the crisp ianer leaves of lcttuca
on a plattcr ln nosts, and pour over the
cream. If llked, a saltspoonful of mus
tard may bo workcd Into tho cream.
Be Bure lt Is bcatcn until perfectly
smooth.
STBAWBEBBY TBIFLE.
Llno a glass dlsh with sliccs of spongo
cakc. Fill with frosh borrlos sllced or
sllghtly mashed, nnd swcctcncd. Add
about a plnt of cold, boilcd custard and
heap with whipped croam or malcs tho
custard with the yolUs of four eggs
and whip tho whitcs to a stiff froth, aad
drop from a tahlospoon onto bolllng
wutor; whcn thoy have cooked a minuto
heap upon tho trillo. Scrve lco cold.
STBAWI1EBRY PIE.
Llno a dcep ple plato with puff pastc,
picrccd with n fork. Cut a narrow
strip, and place around the cdgc, first
wettlng in cold water. Brush over with
white of an egg, and bakc ln a qulck
oven. Whcn cool, cut in as many
picces as you desiro to servo. Fill with
cut, not mnshcd, bcrrles, swcotoned to
tastc. Heap with whipped croam.
Gnrnish with wholo strawberries, unless
you wish tho contonts of your pio to bo
surprlso.
STBAWBEKBY OIIAItLOTTE.
Llno individunl glassos with strips of
Rponge cake. Soak until soft onc-fourth
box of gelatinu, in as little water ns
possiljle. Add one-half pint o fresh
strawbcrry julco, and sweetca to taste.
IJcnt in double boiler, not tin, until
gtdntino is dissolved. When cold and
ocinnlnc to jcll. stir lu oup-lialf pint
ntiff, whipped cream. Stir on lco until
thlck, and hu glasses. This will servo
about six poople. Moasuro cream bo-
foro whipplng.
OANNED STItAWBEBUIES.
Do only n fow berries at a timo. Hull,
wosh nnd discnrd all under or over ripe
borrlos. Weigh your fruit. aud to evory
pound add a qtinrtcr of u pound of
whlto sugar. Fill pint jarB with fruit
and sugar, and place in a vossol of cold
water. Put over the fire and let it come
to boiling point. As the julce is ox
hausted and tho frult scttles, fill with
berries in othor jurs, until part of the
jars nre full to the brim. Do not stir
or iiwkIi, but pour one jar into another
carefully. Seal bofore rcmovlng from
tho fire. Take tho kettle off, and when
tho water has cooled, romovo sealcd jars
of fruit. If jars aro pcrfect, the fruit
will keep perfectly.
CALF'S HEAD.
Let the hoad be thoroughly cleaned;
tho brains and tongue be taken out;
boll lt in a cloth to keep it white; (it
is well to soak the head for two or three
hours provlously to bolline, lt helps to
Improve the color); wosh, soak and
blancn tne crams; tnen noil tnem; scaiu
somo sage, chop it fino, add poppor nnd
salt and a little milk; mix lt with the
brains; the tonguo, which should bo
Ronked ln anlt aad water for twcnty
four hours, should bo boiled, peelod, and
sorvod ou n senarate dlsh. The liend
should lioil until tcnder, and if intended
to be sent to tho tablo plainly, should
be served as taken up. with mclted but
ter nnd parsloy; If othorwisc, when the
head fs boiled HiilHciently teniler, talto
it up, spivad over a coat of tho yolk of
egg well beati'ii up; powder with bread
crumbs, uud browu in an oven.
KOAST LEG OF MUTTON, BONED
AND STUFFED.
The nrineinnl skill rcouired in accom-
plishing tliis dlsh Is the bouing; this
must bo done with 11 very sharp knifo;
cominence on tlu under side of tho jolnt,
passlng the knifo under tho akin until
cxnctly over the boao; then cut down to
lt; paas tho knifo round closo to tho
boup, right up to the nockut; then re
movo the largo liono of tho thickost cnd
of tho leg, seolng the meat Is clear of
tho botio; you may then draw out tuo
remninitig bones easlly. Put in tho orl
Dco a hlghly seaKoned forco meat;
fasten tho knueklo eud tightly over; ro
nluco tho bouo at tho baso of tho joint.
aud t,ow It lu. It must be well bastcd,
and Khould bo sent to tho tablc with a
good gruvy.
OHICKEN TOT I'lE.
Itoll tho chickpiiH tendor, or nearly so;
hnving them cut In plecos. Make n rich
crust, adding n little Rnlpratus, and an
egg or two to make it ligut and puff.
Lny it around tho sldes of tho pan, aml
then lny lu tho chickeus; between each
layor sprinklo ln ilour, pcppcr, salt and
butter, with n thiu sllco of pasto hore
ond there. Then add tho wnter in
which they woj-o boiled, aud covor them.
Thoy should bo baked an hour or an
hour and a half, accordlug to tha slzo
ot the pio.
FIUED MUTTON 01IOPS.
Tho fat in wlilch tho chops aro to bo
fried should be boiling wheu tho chops
nre put into It. They should bo pared
of fat, aud well trinuned, bcforo cook
ing; they should bo turned frequeatly,
nnd whcn nlcely browned, they will bo
dono; of courso, If thoy aro very thlck,
judgmeut must bo exorcisod respectlng
tho iength of time they will occupy in
cookiug.
ASPEUGE A LA POIS.
When nspai'iigus Is first ln scason,
nnd too Hinnll tu make a handsomo ap
pcarauce, this tuode of drcsslng is very
good: take the nMparagus aad cut off
only tho green heads; uono of tho white
must bo rctnlned; put them Into clear,
cold wnter; nnd when clenn, pop them
into bolllng wnter, iu which salt has
been tlirowu; in ten mlnutes they will be
tendor; thoy may be then taken out and
lald upon n white cloth, which must be
used to wipo them dry; lay In a Btew
pan a nllcu of buttur; whcn lt Is tncltad,
put ln tho asparagus; stcw them over
a qulck fire; keep them turning; whon
ten mlnutes hnve clnpsed, dredgo a lit
tle flour, nnd a Bmall qunntity of whlta
sugar, In powder, over them; bcat up
the yolks of n couplo of eggs; pour over
the nsparagUH Just sufucient wnter to
cover thfim; boll up rapldly; stir in tho
yolks of tho eggs nnd, mnklng a pyra
mid of tho osparagu.4 in the dlsh, servo
very hot.
CUBRANT AND GOOSEBEItltY
PIE.
Curranta and gooscberries nre tbo
best for ples when of full growth, Just
beforo thoy bcgln to turn; they aro
tolcrably good when rlpc. Currants,
mlxod with rlpo raspbcrrles or mulber
rlcs, make very nlce ples. Green cur
rants aud goosoborries for ples aro not
sweet enough, without tho sugar is
scnlded ln bofore they are bukcd, as the
julce of the curranta is apt to run out
whllo they aro baklng nnd lcavo tho
frult dry. Stow them on a modcrate
Dre, with a tcncup of water to a couple
qtinrtn of currants; as soon as they be
gin to hi'cak, add the sugur, and let lt
scald ln a few mlnutes. Whon baked
without nU'wiug, put to each layer of
frult n thlck layer of sugar. There
should bo as much ns a quartor of a
pound of sugar to n pint of currants,
to mako them sufllclently sweet. Green
currnnt ples iire good, Bwootencd with
molusses and sugar, mixed.
EEL SOUP.
Tnko nny tmmber of poundn of ccIh,
nt'corditig to tho quantity required; add
two-thlrds wuter; If nliotit threo or four
pounds of cels, add one onion, 11 small
qunntity of nincu, u little peppef wholo,
sweet herbs, n erust of the top sldo of
breud; cover down close; stow tlll tho
lish sejinrates; strulu. Toust sliees of
bread deep brown; liut not to burn; cut
into triniigular pieees or K(imres, 11
pleeo of carrot two inehes long, cut into
four slicu.s lengthwise; put Into a tureen
with the toast; pour the soup ou; boil
ing cream may be uilded, thlckeued
with a little Ilour, but it should he rich
enough without it.
AIH'LE CHARLOTTE.
Pnre and slieo a quantity of applcs.
Take the crust from a loaf of bread;
cut tho rost in sliees, aud butter them.
Butter a pic dlsh, aud put all the sllcoM
all around, then u layer of apples
sprinkled witli lemon peel, chopped very
fino, and brown sugar; a layer of bread
and butter, ulternntely, until tho dish is
full. Squcczc over the wholo the julco
of two lemons; cover tho dish with tho
crusts of bread and tho upple parlngs;
to prevent its browning too much.
Bakc an hour und a quarter; thon take
off tho crust aud peels, and turn it out
of tho dlsh. Serve with sugar and
cream, or butter.
WHITE SOUP.
Take n knueklo of veal, soparated
into three or four pieees, a sllco of hani
as lean as possiblu, u fow onions,
thymo, cloves aud muce; stow twelve or
fourteeu hours uutil tho stock is as rich
as the ingredlcuts cuu make it; an old
fowl will make it much rkher, if added.
This soup must be made The day before
lt is rcquirod. When removed from the
fire, nfter beiug sulllciently stowed, let
it cool, nnd then removo the fat; add to
it four ouuees of poundcd blanched al
monds, let it boll slowly, thickon it with
a half plnt of cream aud au egg; it
should boil slowly for half au hour, aud
then bo served.
PEAS STEWED IN CREAM.
Put iwo or threo piuts of young green
peus inta u suucepuu of boiling wuter;
when thoy aro nearly done und tender.
draiu them lu a colauder qulte dry;
uielt two ouuccs of butter iu u cluuu
stewpuu, thickeu lt evculy with a little
flour, shake it over the llrc, but ou no
account let it browu, mix smoothly
with it tho fourth of u pint of cream,
add half u teaspoonful of white sugar,
bring it to a boilr pour iu the pcas, uud
keeplug thcui movlug until they aro
well heated, which will hardly occupy
two miuutcs, sond them to the tablu
immediately.
POTATOES IN UASTE.
A very uiee little dish muy be made
ot potutoes, in about lifteeu minuteu (or
less if the wuter is boiliug); peel uud
cut bome potutoes iu sliees, a quarter
of au iuch ttiick; pour on them boiling
water, ouough to cover tbom, aud lot
them boil tlll teuder; skim them; then
add butter with Hour workcd iu it iu
proportiou to the quuutity of potatues,
lot it boil up uuce, udd u liltlo chopped
parsley, und serve, with tho udditlou of
pepper to tusto.
PASTE FOR BORDERS OF
DlSnES.
Slx or eiuut yolks of okks. u few drops
of wuter, u little salt; keep mixlng in
ilour until so stiff you can scarce work
it, beat it und work qulte smooth, aud
keep it moist until you requiro it; then
roll it out qulte thln, and cut your put
terns, placiug upon your dishus beforo
lt gets too dry, dipplng them on the bot
tom. Edgo lu white eggs.
OAT.MEAL. PUDDING.
Tako u piut of the best liuo oatmeal,
pour a quurl of boiling milk over It, aad
let it soak ull night; thu next day put it
in a basin just large cuough to hold it,
add two eggs, beuteu, und a little salt,
cover lt tight with a tlourcd cloth, and
boll it au hour und a hult. It may be
euteu hot, with cold butter aud salt; or
cold, slieed uud tuusted.
CHIOKENS PULLED.
Romovo tlie skiu carefully from a cold
chlekeu, theu pull tho llosh from thu
bones, presurviug. lt us wholo as you
can. Flour them well; fry them a nico
brown in fresh butter; draw them, and
stow ln u good gruvy well Bcusoned;
thickeu a shovt timo buforo scrving with
flour aud butter, und add the julco of
half a lemou.
For Women.
Dr. Tolman's Montlily Ttegulator liasbrought
Impplncss to hundreds nf anxloua woman.
Tlicre Ia pojltlvcly no otlicr rcmedy known
to medical acicnco, that will so qulcklyand
nifcly do tlio work. Havo novcrliad a alnglo
failure. Tlio longost aml most olmtlnato caaca
nre rcllovcd In 3 dayg wltliotit fail. No otlicr
rcmedy wlll do this. No paln, no dangcr, no
intcrforcnco with work. Tlio most dllllcult
casea succcssrtilly treated tlirough corres
pnndcnco, nnd tlio most coinplcto satlsfactlon
guaraniccd In overy lnstance. 1 rellovohun
urcds of ladlcs wliom I novcr aco. Wrlto for
further tiartlcularB. All lcttcrs truthfully
nnswcrcd. Freo confldcntlal advlcc ln all
mattersof aprlvateordolleatonaturo. Hoar
ln mlnd tlila rcmedy Ia absoUttoly safo undor
cvcry posslbloconilltlon nnd wlll pojltlvcly
lcavo 110 of ter 111 crTocts upon tho health. l)y
mall securcly ficaled, J2.00. l)r. K.M.TOfi.
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Btw Crown Bruxl
PENNYROYAL PILLS.
Ud for yeart bj lfadlim fpwUUMa, nondredio! Uetu
xnonlala. Atrlal wHlcoDTineeytmoftheir intrlnileTaloe
ln caic upprriton. Bnd ten ctctt for iimpla aad
lxck. AII Uiujrgiitiofby mallllJiOboT.
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AND
INTELLIGENCE OFFICE,
AT MONTPSLIEU BOOK BINDERY.
Have bargalns ln bousea, lota and other
valuable property. Flacea wantod for flrat
claaa clerka, male, hotel cook, girla for
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LOWJATES.
3 MINUTE S
CONVERSATION
Approxlmatoly as follows:
For a dlstanco of
5 Mllos or loss,
5 Mllos to 1 5 mllos,
I O cents
1 5 conts
I 5 Mllos to 25 Mllos, 20 conts
Kntes for greater illstances ln proportlon.
TELEPHONE SERVICE AT 10UR RESIDENGE
Is usoful always,
Holpful ofton,
Nocossary somotlmes, and
Choap all tho yoar round.
NEW ENGLAND TELEPHONE AND
TELEGRAPH COMPANY
Boston & Maino Hailroad.
BUnlMKIi AltnANOUMKNT.
IN EFFEOT OCT. 8, 1900.
ritina Leavo Wells Itlvor North bonnd.
& 4B A. Mu ila ly, prluclpal atatlona to Newport
Rnd Moutrea. (MierbrunKe and Qaeboo,)
1.36 A. SI., d!ly. ezcept Mocdar, (or Bt. Johna
barr, LyDdonTillb, Isewpoit, (Sberbrooke and
Qaebec, eicept Sunday and llonday).
U 03 A. M., tor atatloni to Newport and tiber.
brooke and Qnebec.
i S P. M., (or prlnclpal ttatlona to Newport,
and Montreal.
HO P. MH (orttatlons to Newport and Stautead
0 4S 1". OI., (or statlona to LyndoiiTllle.
SOUTH HODNU.
40 A. SI., except Mondar, (or prlnclral atatlon
to W. K. Jnnctlon, wcrceater, Uoston an
HprtngOeM.
l.OO A. SI., dallr, (or atatlona on W. M. Olv. to
Ooncord, Mancbeater, Nasbaa, Worcester,
LcweU and Boaton.
B.30 A. SI., (rora Woodarille (or atatlona to Con
cord and Boaton.
O HB A. M., (or atatlona to W. It. Junctlon,
uonoora, worceiter na uoatou.
4.05 A. BI., (or atatlona on W. M. D1t. to Concord,
Worcester and Uoatou.
1.00 I. SI,., (or atatlona to W. R. JnncUon
Bprin(?Celd, Concord, Worceater and Uoston.
J.S P. M., (or Plymouth, Concord, Worceater
and Boaton.
S.40 P. AI., (rom Woodsvllte (or atatlona to Ply
mouth. O.SO V. M., (or aU aUUona to White ltlrer Jnno
tlon. Oolnc North on W AI. Dlv. at
7.00 A. AI.. (or atatlona to Wlng Boao.
.US A. AI., (or atatlona to Fabyan, Berlin, Qor
bam, UroTeton and Oolebrook.
S 1 1', AI., (or atatlona to Fabyan, BerUn and
UroTeton,
8.BB V. AI., (or atatlona to Lancaater.
10.1BA. M., Stmdaya only, (or Lancaater,
- From WoodSTille.
D. J, FLANDERS,
Oen. Pass. and Tloltet ARent.
ntral Vermont Railway,
Commenclng March lutb, 1901.
frtiiu Ooxnq South and Xatt uill Ltave Mont
pelier at folloujt :
Hl 80 A. AI. MAIL. (or Fltcbbnrg, Boaton, Sprl af
Hlit. and New York. Parlot Car to Boaton wlti
m onange.
11)30 1'. AI. FAHT THAIN, (or lloaton rla Lo
II, and New York rla Hprlugneld or New Londo
H Worcester fla Naabna. Parlot Car to Boato
II 00 J?. AI. PAHBKNOKU, (or Windsor.
1)1:00 A.M. dallr KXPltKbri, (or Btiton TtaL
eUand all polnts in New England, New York an
Hoatli PuUman Uleepera to Uoston and to tiprlng.
nld.
IVaina Ooinq North and Wttt :
11:00 A. M. dallr KXPHKH8, (or Montreal and tbe
f eat, and week dara (or Ofdenabnrg, lllchford and
'ttawa. HleeplnK cara Montpelier Junctlon to
ontreai.
10HBA. AI. fAHHENUEB. (or Burlington, Knt
land bt. Albana, Montreal, and Illcb 'ord, maklnx
"onnecuona ior roy, Aiuanr, ana.new xora.
31 SO 1. AI. FASHKNOElt. (or llurltngton. Ht AI.
bana, Montreal, Itoaaea I'olnt, OgdenabnrK and Rich
ford, farloi Uar to Montreal wltbont CBange.
d! BK 1. M. EXPUKHH (or BurllnKton. Ht. AI
ana and Montreal. l'nllman sleeplcn car (rom
montpelier Junctlon to unicaKO wunoui cnauge,
Throaxb tloketa to Cbicaxo at d all potnta Woat to:
!c at tbe prlnotpal atatlona.
Hnburban Tratn Herrloe.
rjn MontneUer at 6:55. BtlS. 10:50. A. If.. lli.v.
i-.O, dsio P. n. Arrlie at Barre twentr mlnutsi
uar leaTing ume.
'Jita Ilarra t 8:10. 9:50 A. M.. lll.Ol M.. ilOS.Slll
UtOO, P. u. ArrlTe at Montpelier, twentr tnln
Ml arter leaTing time.
fralna lcare (or Williamstown at 12:55 r. m. anf
wr, u.
( II paaaenger tralna wlll atop at thePloneerWora
Uke or leare paaaengera when aljrnaled,
O. A. LANO, ARCat,
B, 8, LOOAN, Vlce frea., Ueneral Manager,
,W. UUMM1NUH, Ueneral PasseDger Agent
4rA.
Cavcats. ond Tradc-Marks obtalnctl and all Pat-C
jcnt bu.inesscondui teu ir MoDCRATt Fcts. j
(and wo cann urc ruu nt in less timo tiian thoseS
Cremotc irom wnihinjrt ,n.
cntl mouel. tlrawintf of nhntn.. tclin dcftertfvi
(tion. tvc auvisc, u patcntanie or not, ireo ot
tcbarge. Our fco not duo tilt patcnt tsaccured. ,
f A PAMPHLCT, " How to Ofctaln I'atenta," with
jcost of samo ln tha V. S. and lorcign counules
tacnt irce. Addrcss,
OPP. PATCNT OrriCf, VASMtNOTON D. C J
LEGAL NOTICES,
Mahoarkt QnAr Statb of VEitMONT,
va. Wabhwoton
Bodeiit V. Gbay.J County.
In Uounty Court, Septomber Torm, 1901.
Whereaa, Margaret Gray of Barre, in tbo
County of Washington, haa thia day Clod in
tho oflico of the Clerk of tho County Conrt
for tho County of Washington, her libel for
divorce againat Hobert W. Gray, aotting forth
in subitance that ahe waa lawfully manlod to
aaid Robert W. Gray on the lGtli day of
July, A. D. 1890; that ahe on her part
had falthftillyl Itept her marriago! covenant.
but tbafctho said Itobort W. Gray on his part
hadnotkept tho samo for that tho srid Itob
ort W. Gray had treated the petitioner with
intolorable Csovority; and being of ntiffieient
pocuniarrand pbysical ability to provide maiu
tenanco for her, has ever witbout cause, rtj'
f uaed and ncglocted ao to doj ond praying that
for the caneca aforcsaid the court grant her a
divorce (rom the aaid Robert W. Gray; and
also praying for alimony and cuatody of three)
minor obildren.
And, whereas it ia mado to appear that tha
said Itobort W. Gray reaidea without tho
Stato, whore tho procora of thia Court cannot
be served upon him, it ia therefore, orderod
that the coid Itoboit W. Grav 1m nntifir.1 nf
thondency of atid libel and gWen oppor
tuutty to make dofence therein, and summon
ed to appear and make aoawer tborets before
the Honorable Countv Conrt next tn hn linld
nt Montpelier, wit'jin nnd for the County of
,r iiauiugiuu, ou tuu iirsi tyeunesaay ntt9rtue
Crat Tueaday in Septomber, A. D. 1031, at9
o'clcsk a. m., by tho publicalion of the aub
atance of said libel, together with th'a order,
three weeka Bucccasively in the Vermont
Watchman nnd State Jouanal, a weekly news
paper publlshod at Montpelier, in riid County,
the last of which publicationa shall be at least
six weeka provioua to Baid first Wednesday af
ter tho firat Tueaday in September, A. D.
1001, which shall be decmed sufficient notice to
saio! Itobort W. Gray.
Given under my hand at Montpelier, in aaid
County, thia 13th day of April, A. D 1001.
UKNJAMIN UATES,
DAnnfv niolr.
JOITN G. WlNO,
17-10 Attorney for the Petitioner.
OOMUieglONEIlB' KOTIOB.
KSTATK OP AL31IIIA O. I'EKKY.
Tbe nnderalzned. harlntr befln Annolntnii hr h
Honorable Probate Conrt. for tha Ihitrti-t nf Waih.
liiKtou, Commlsaloners, to recelve. examlne andad
Just all clalma and demanda o( ah peraona aira1fist
the estatoof ALMIRA O. I'ERnY, late o( Llmerlck
In tbe County of York and H ' to of Malne.deceaael
and all clalms ezhlblted ln offset tbereto, berebr Rlve
notice that wtwlll meet for tbe purposea aforesald.
at the Town Clerk'a offlce ln the Town o( Cabot,
ln aaid Dlatrlct, on tho 2il dar of May
and 7th day of October next, (rom one o'clock. p. M.
until (our o'clock v. M. each of aaid days, and that
ali months from tbo 6th day of Aprll, A. D
1901,1a tho timo llmitert by aaid Court (or aaid cr((".
ltora to present tbeir clalma to us for ezamlnatlon
and Allnwnnce.
Dated at Cabot thla 9th day of Aprll, A. D. 1901.
OKVIS FITT8. lComml.
17-19 1m CLYDE LANCE, f alonera
00MHI8SI0NEUB' KOTIOB.
KSTATK OF WILIJAM KELI,Kr.
Honorable Probate Court for the Dlstrict of Waahlnir.
ton. coinmlsslonera to recelve, examlne and adjuat
all clalma and demanda of all peraona airatnat thaea
ate of WILLIAM XELLUY late of Eaat Montpelier,
In aaid dlstrlct. deceaaed; and all clalma eihlo
lted ln offset tbereto, hereby frtvo notice that we
wlll meet (or the purposea aforesald at the store of
. ii.rye in mo xown oi jtast Montpelier, tn aaid
Dlstrlct. on the 4th dar of Mit and 25th dar
of Septomber noxt, (rom 1 o'clock r. m., nntll 4
o'clock r. M., eacli of said daya, and that atx montba
(rom tho 28th day of March A. D.. 1901, Ia the time
ltmited by said Conrt (or said credltora to preaent
tbolr clalma to na (or examinatlon and allowance.
Datod at East Montpelier, thla 9th day ot Aprll,
A.D.,1901.
IW IIIKAM Ii.lsrAltltOW, f com
KSTATK OF KZItA 18. FULI.KK,
Statb or Vkbmoht,
UI8TIII0T OP WASUINQTOM, 88.
In Probato Conrt. held at Montoeller. ln and for aall
Dlstrlct. on tbe lbth dar ot Aprll, A. D. lbOl.
Orrln 1L Mlnott, admlntatrator of the eatate
ot EZRA 1). FDLLEIt. late of Waterburr
!n aaid Dlatrlct, deceased, creaenta hla admlnla
txatlon account for examinatlon and allowance, and
makea appllcation for a decree of diatrlbntlon and
parUtlon of tbo eatato of aaid deceased. Where
npon, lt ls ordered by aaid Conrt, thit aaid accoont
and aaid appllcation be ref erred to a aeaslon thereot ,
tobe held at the Probate Ofllce.ln ealdMontpeUer.on
tho 3d day ot May, A. D. 1901, for liearlng and
declalon Ibereon: And, It la further ordered, that
notice noreor uo Kiren 10 au peraona lntereatea, oy
f'nbllcatlon o( tbe aaine three weeka aucceaslrely ln
he Vermont Watchman S: State Journal. a newspaper
publlahed at Montpelier, ln thla Btate, prerloua to
eaia ume appoiniea ior neaniiK, mai iney may ap.
,ear at saia umo ana piace, ana snow cauae, lt any
.her inar baTe. whr aaid account ahonld not ba
aUowed, and auch decroe made.
uy tne i;ourt. Attest,
17-19 1I1RAM CARLETON, Jadgfls
ooMMiaaionsBS' hoticb.
KSTATK OF G. O. HATCII.
The underalfrned, haTlnz been appolnted by the
Honorable Probate Court (or the Dlatrlct o( Waab
Ington. commlaalonera to recelre. examlne and ad.
juat au clalma and demanda ot aU peraona airalnat tbe
esute ot U. C. IIATCH, late of Cabot, ln
aaid Dlatrlct, deceaaed, aud all clalma exhlblted
ln otfaet thereto, hereby elre notice that we
wiu meet zor tne purposea aroreaaia, at tne atora
of C. P. Hatch ln tbe town of Cabot ln
aaid dlstrlct, on the 35th day of June and 23th day
ot Septomber next, (rom 1 o'clock r. M. nntll g
o'clock P. H. each of aaid days, and that alx months
from the 25th day ot March, A. D. 1901. la the
time llmtted by aaid Court for aaid credltora to pre
aent thelr clalina to na for examlnaUon and allow
ance. Dated at Cabot thla 4th dar ot Aprll, A. D. 1991.
W. n. n.MEARS, innm..
17-19 J. P. LAMSON, fComa.
KSTATK OF JOIIN W. SAIITH.
Btatk or Vhbmont,
Dibtbiot or WAauinoTON, aa,
In Probate Court, beld at Montpelier, In and (or
said Dlatrlct, on the 8th day ot Aprll, A. D. 1901:
Charlea A. Sinlth. exocutor of tbe last wlll and tos.
tament of JOIIN v. 8511X11, late ot Montpelier,
ln said Dlatrlct, deceased, presenta hla admln
lstratlon account (or examinatlon and al
lowance, and makes appllcation (or a decroe of
dlstrlbutlon and partltlon of tbe eatato ot aaid
tleeeased.
Whereupon lt la ordered br aaid Conrt, tbat aaid
accouut and aaid appllcatlou be referred to a aeaalon
thereof, to be hem at tbe Probate Offlco, ln aaid
Montpelier, on tbe 27th day ot Aprll, A. D. l'Ol,
for heartmrand declslon thoreon: Aud.lt la further
ordered, that notice hereof be Klreuto all peraona
lntereatedbj pnbllcatloti o( the saino throeeeka
succeaalrely 1l the Vermont Watchman it State Jour
nal, a newspapei publlshed at Montpelier, lnthla
Btato, prerloua to aaid time appolnted (or nearlnft,
that they may appear at salu ttine and place, and
abow cauae, lt any they may have. why aaid ac
count ahould not be aUowed. and auch decree
mado,
By tbo Court, Atteat,
16-1)
IURAM OAULKTON, Jndge.
KSTATK OF StAltlA 8. SSIIT1I.
Statb or Vbbmont,
DIBTHIOT Or WABIIINOTON, 88.
In Probate Conrt, held at JloutpollerJ In and (or
aatd Dlstrlct, ou the 6th day ot Aprll, A. D. 1S1.
Charlea A. Smlth, executor ot tbo laat wlll and
teatameut of MAIil A B. HMlTH.lato ot Berlin lnaatd
Dlatrlct deceaaed, preaenta hla admlntstratton ao
count for examinatlon and allowance, and inakea
appUcatlon (or a decroe o( dlstrlbutlon and partl
tlon ot the estate o( aaid deceased.
Whereupon lt ls ordered by aaid Court, that
aaid account be referred to a aeaalon thereot,
to be beld at tbe Probate Offlce In aaid Montpelier ou
the 27th day ot Aprll, A. 1). 1901, (or hearlng and
declalon thereoni and It la further ordered, tbai
notice beroof begirontoall peraona lnterested by
f ubUcatton of tho samo three weoks auccoaalrely ln
ho Vermont Watehman G State Journal, a newspap
er publlshed at Montpelier, lnthla Btate, prerloua
to aaid time appolnted tor hearlng, that they may
appear ataaldtliuo and place, and aliow cause, lt
any they may haro, why aaid acoouut ahould not
be aUowed aud ancb decree mado,
Dr the court. Atteat.
16-18 1IIAM OARLETON, JndgO.
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