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VERMONT WATCIOIAN & STATE JOURNAL, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 20, 1902.
Montpelier and Yicinity.
Local llnppenlngs.
W. 0. Androws rottiriieil Frldny from his
vislt ln I'ussedonii, (Jnl Mrs. Androws
will rciuulu imtil Mny.
Olln W. Chitse, fonncrly of this elty but
for sovorul yt'ni'g post a pliutojsrupliur r
St. JuluiBlmi'y, lms purohiisod 11 sludlo tn
areenllold, Mnss.
Dr. Uleaves loft Wodnosday for Rutland
lo uttL'iid 11 ineoting C tho Vermont Stuto
Dontul socioty. IIu wns aooompunled by
Ml'S. ClfUVOS.
Wlllluin 1" Itadloy, who lms bcon ln
Muldon, Mass. for tlio pust year, lms ro
turned to.the ully nnd.ls to work ns gruulto
eutter for Wells & Lumson ln Iimre.
11. M. Famlmui of East Montpelier loft
lnst night for Missouri whoro lio oxpects
to llud n cat'load of horses. llo will bo
gono ul)out two weoks.
It is suid tlint Cliiof Ucngnii wns tho
"last siruw" wuien nrouo inu gonia imou
011 tho ooousloti of lils lullliuion lo tho
Knlghts of Coluinbus on Wodnesday ov
oning.
Eurl F. Grcoiio, who iu Jnnnary ro
onlisted iu tho United States nrmy
sorvico ln Now York as liospital stow
ard, is ou duty at tho barracks in
Washinstou, D, O.
r and Mrs. Hon jamln F. I'ickott liavo
returned from visiting tliolr son iu Iowa
during tho wiuter motiths. Mr. l'lckelt
is in feoblo honlth, having had tho grip
vvlillo uway, followed hy u goucrnl breuk
ing down.
E. E. Towner of Hoston and formurly of
this oity has recovored from hls long 111
ness and is iww coiiducliug a Uuymond-
hltooml) oxeursion party through
Texus, Mexico atid Culiforiiia.
All tho book ueoounts of tho ha,ukrupt
eslule of Georgo H Khlo will ho sold at
auelion at tho olllco of 13. II Deuvittln
tho fudoral building on Saturday, March
29, at two o'clook ln tho aflernoon.
AU tho ilowers at tho filiioral of J. U.
Iloughtoti Thnrslay aflonioon, oxeopt sot
pieces, wero hy tho roipiest of tho famlly
sont to tho Iloaton hospilul at tho closo of
tho service.
V. A. Shorlntrno gavo a dinnur on
Wednosduy ovoning al hls honio on Col
lego street to a dozun gentlemeii friends,
in honor ot his hlrlnday It hoing so
ncnr St. Patrick's Day eaoh niembur of
tho coinpany told an Irish slory, which
inado a plcasuuL foaturo of an iiflogothor
dohghtful ovoning.
Tho meotlng of tho coinuiittco on pollco
hold with C'hiof Hoagan on Tuesday ovon
ing did not result in thu suJootion of a pa
trolman to tako tho plaoo of Louis Wood,
roslgned. as only Aldonnun Jlylo and
Bnrgon wcro prosont, Aldonnan Orcon
bciiig in Montronl on bnsinoss. It was de
cidod to loavc tho appoinltnont of a regn
lar patroliiian imtil tlio noxt nu'oting of
tlio oity eiiunoil. In tho ineanlitno Spooial
Olllcor Ulngli'itn will lo on duty.
A friond of Frod Di'slawrio's of tliis oity
lias reoolvod a lotlor from hlm, announo
ing that lio is trunipotor of troop 1),
Elovonth Unllod Statos I'avalry Uo lms
for a wcok ast boen otationi'd at I'.issiy
barraoks, l'hlllppino Islands, Is in good
hcallh and onjoys tho horvloo. Thomas
Crowloy of tliis cily lms aUo just rocoivod
a lottor from l'otor, hls brotlior, wlio is a
privato iu troop O, and he statos ho is also
onjoying army lifo
Eipht candidatos woro ndmitted to
tlio Monpolior council, Knights of
Columbus, on Wodnesday ovoning.
Thoso upon wliom tlio llrst dcgroo
M-oro workcd aro as f ollows : Gcorgo
Flannagan, Goorgo McConnick, Micli
aol McMahon, Albort Gavoreau, Ar
tliur Basooai, O. H. Rcagan, J. H.
Konnedy of tliis city and Frank
O'Noil of White River Juuction.
At tho oponing of tho spring torm at
MontpL'lior Sominary tliis weok, an Kng
lish dupartniont will ho ostablishod .iiss
Edlth H. llarnes, M. L. A will bo in
chargo. . iss i3aruos has, for sovoral
j-ears, hoen asslstant to tho principul of
the Barro HlghSoliool, witli the oxcoption
of last year, wlion sho was stuuying
ubroiid. This now dopartnioiit has long
beou a chorishod plan of I'rinoipul Davon
port and tho trustooa Ittj ostablishniont
will suroly strwigtlioti tlio alroady oxton
sivo courses of study at tliis institittion.
In tlio oaso of T. W. Eagau against
Lynch Brothers, tlio parties all but
agroed iu a scttleiuont out ot' court on
Thursday, but split on tho mattor of
costs incnrred by summoning a host
of granito manufacturors as witnosses.
Tho caso was triod boforo and in tho
olHco of Justico J. H. Lucia on Thurs
day oveniug, tho jury consisting of
tho following fivo : A. 0. Blanchard,
W. 0. Lamphoro, Samuol Howard,
M. J. Bailoy, and E. O. Holmcs. A
vordict was rondorcd in favor of tho
plaintiffs, to recovcr $19.20 and his
costs.
An alarm of firo was rung in from
box 40 at tho comor of Collego and
East Stato streots about ton o'clock
on Tuesday ovoning. Tho ilro dopart
ment mado quick timo to tho box only
to flnd that tho alarm was a "fako"
pulled in by somo unknowii imbooilo
with moro norvo than brains. Thoro
is a sovoro penalty against tamporing
with a flro alarm systom and if tho
polico cau locato this party tho rcsult
will not bo so pleasant for him.
D. F. Clark, assistant postmnstor, has
partioulars for all Intorcstod In anotlior
ohoioolotornoverninont jobs with long
namos. Among thum Is a preparator iu
tho dlvision of tratlgraphlo Palooutology
National llusoum, ata salary of C0 per
nioiitb, assistant anthroi)ologist. buroau
of nou-Chtistiau tribos. l'hillDDinosorvloo.
salary, 52,400 por auiiiim, and assistant
matrou with oxporionco as a nurso, for
Indlan sorvico. at a salary ot S&00, por au-
iiiini. Iu somo of thoso cases tho slzo of
tho salary doos not soom to bo oomuion
surato wfth tho longth of tho namo of tho
sorvico
An auiusiug iuoidout oocurrod last Sat
unlay noou in Washington Uounty Court
wbloh has novor boon chroniclod. Tho
arsou caso of Stato against Danlols was on
trial. Just boforo adjourninont wastakon
from Satnrday noon to Monday noon
JudgoStart aslcod tho respondout, Dau
iols, if ho had any objoction to allowing
tho jury to soparato ovor Sunday. A
Mlddlesox Jtiror, uaniod Danlols, not ou
that panol, tliought tho Court was ad
dressiiig him, and rislng from tho spoota
tors1 bouohcs bo statod that ho had no ob
juotion, "cortainly not." Tho Jury sopa
ratod. POINTS ABOUT
ALMOND SNUFF
Tho great curo for Oatarrh, II ay
Fovor, Oold in tho Hoad, Deafncss
and Hcadaclio.
Almoud Snuff oloars tho hoad of
foul muous. Hcals tho ulcors of tho
lioad and throat. Swootons tho broath
nnd rostoros tho sonsos of tasto, smoll
and hoaring. Doos not causo snooz
ing and is vory ploasant to uso. Sold
at all drug storos or will bo sont by
mnil on rccolpt of 25 couts. Stampa
takou. Honry, Johnson & Lord Pro
poritios, Burlington, Vt.
Tho followiiig from tho Barro Tlmcs
of Tnosday will bo of interost in this
city as Mr. Boborts was a formor and
popular l'osidcnt licro: "Nod .1. Itob
orts, ono of Barro' s prosporoiis and
pointlar young btislnoss mcn and Miss
Edith M. Bidwcll of ltonsalaor, N. Y.,
woro (iiiictly marrlod at tho homo of
tlio bridogroom's unolo, Itov. V. II.
Hoborts at Hartland at two o'clock
this aftornoon, Kov. Mr. ltoborts
oflloiating. Tho ceromony was Hlmplo
and tho couplo woro unattondod. Tho
brido was bcoiningly attircd in a gray
travolling snit. Mr. and Mrs. Hob
orts loft cn tho 2 :50 train for a wook's
wcdding trip in Springilold and Kow
York. Thoy will rcsido on thoir rc
turn to Barro at 20 East stroot, and
will bo at homo to thoir frionds aftor
April 15."
Tho Vlco of Nngglng.
('Inuds tlio happhu'ss of tho homo. but a
iiiigjiug woman ofton noods ho.p. Sho
tnay bo so norvous and run-down in
hoaltb that trlllcs iiuiioy lior If sho is
molaneholy, oxoitalilo, troublod with loss
of appotito, hoadaoho, sleeplossness, oon
stipation or falutiug and dizzy spolls. sho
noods Elfi'trio Hitlt'i's, tlio must wondor
ful ri'UU'dy for aillng wonion. Thousands
of suffori'rs from fomalo (roul)los, norvous
troublos, baokaoho and woak kidnoys
liavo usod it, and liooomo hfaltby and
liappy. Try it. Only Me at C. Dlal''ly's.
Guarantoo satisfaotion.
WA IIINOTON COUNTV COUHT.
Trial oi tho lue of .1. S. Vtles against
tho Harro and Montpullur Tractlon and
l'oworCompanyocouplod tboattoutlou of
court Wodnosday. F. h. Laird is assisling
.1. V. Latnsou for tlio plaintliT. Thu sult is
brotiL'lit to rucovor about SfOO for powor
furnishud thu olootrio road in tho nionth
ot July and August, 1800 Tho dofonoo is
a brokun oontract, and honcu a roloaso
from liabllity to pay for thoso montlis,
Ineauso of tho dainago causod to tho road
by tho loss of powor.
Tlio plaintill rostod Wodnosday aftor
noon in tho oaso of J. S. Vilcs against tlio
Harro and Montpelier Tractlon and
Powor Coinpany and tho dofonoo has
slnco bocn putting in ovidouoo. Tho loss
of ivcoipts and tho damagos ? ustulnod by
slilftlng to tho Cousolldatod Coinpany, l)u
causo of laok of powcr fiirnlshod by r.
Vilcs is particularly umphasi.od by tho
dofonoo, as woll as a brokon contraot.
Tho trial of tho caso was not oomplctcd
today.
Tho putting in of ovidouoo in tho caso
of.I S. Vilcs against tlio Harro and Mont
pelier Tractlon and Powor Coinpany was
coinplotod shortly boforo noon Frlday.
Tho oponing arguinont for tho plalntiff
was mado boforo dlnner by F, L. Lalrd.
Ton thousand denions gnawing away at
ouo's vitals couldn't lio miich worso tlian
tho tortures ot Itohing piles. Yot thero's
a ctiro. Doan's Oiutuiont never falls.
THE INDUSTRIAL SOHOOL.
Tho association is comfortably locat
ed in a sunny nnd commodious room
on tho flrst floor of tho Union school
building, with ontranco on tho sido
near tho now building. Tho teachors
and pupils havo bcon vory busy each
Saturday this year. Thrco nico bod
puffs havd bcon complctod with tho
holp of tho Kings' Daughtors in tho
finisiiing. Thoso puffs havo bcon
givon to farailics in tho city. Bosidos
tho patchwork, aprons, skirts, bags
and sofa pillows havo boon mado.
Tlio cirls havo boon instructed in
morals, clonnlincss, politencss, tom
pcranco and in kinducss to each othcr
and to all aniinals. Thoy havo also
had tho educational study of good
picturos.
S Tostaments havo bcon furnishod tho
cirls who nced thcm in thoir Sunday
school work. Tho neods aro clothing
of all kinds for girls, articlos and ma-
torials ior tho work, sucli as tiircad,
ucedlcs, pins and thimblcs, outing
flanncl, croton, priut and white cot-
ton cloth, also ribbons. Tlioso croas
ed and soiled can bo ronovated. Tho
treasury is not empty but monoy must
bo kopt on hand to purchaso now shoos,
rubbors nnd undcrclothiug, occasion
ally. Soventy names aro on tho list
not all attonuing steauuy. Tlio om
cors fcol very cratcful to Mr. Siibloy,
and to Professor Ham for many kind-
nessos.
Croup instantlv roliovod. Dr. Thomas'
Eloctrlc 011. Porfcotlv safo. Novor
falls. At any drug storo.
MR. HOUGHTON'S LAST ILLNESS
Sinco tho cablo on March 4 flash
ed from Naplcs tho nows of tho
doath of J. O. Houghton, no partiou
lars of tho suddon chango havo boon
mado public, although tho many in
quirios that havo boen mado show,
not a morbid ouriosity, but tho gonu
ino intorost of so many of his formor
friends, both at Moiitpolior and olso
whoro. During tho flrst thrco days aftor
sailing from Boston, Mr. Houghton
was protty weii ana onjoyoa tlio trip.
Aftor that dato ho was takon with
what was pronounced a nervous bil
ious fovor and during tho rost of tho
trip ho did not lcavo hiscabin. Aftor
thoy reaohcd Naplos ho walkod from
tho boat to a carriago and thoy found
pleasant rooms at a hotcl. Thoro thoy
stayed until tlio morning of Mr.
Houghton' s doath. Ho was at that
timo talking with his travolling com
nanion. J. T. Phelns of Boston. With-
out a momont's warniug his hcad fcll
upon his broast and ho oxpirca ln
stantly. Tho hotol pooplo, and tho Unitcd
Statos Consnl, Byington, in fact ovory
ono, did all in thoir powor to assist
tno party. Tlio voyago trom JNapios
to Boston was mado without incidont.
CAL-CURA
DISOOYERKD BY nbd te.timonlaUBentonrequoBt. tl.OObottloatalidrugglita.
DR. DAViO KlFJEDY. " """""i!,SSS. . .
,T. O. IIOUGIITON'S FUNEHAL.
Iu tho city that had long bcon his
homo, whoro his solid worth had eonio
to bo univorsnlly rccognizcd, tho fu
noral sorvices for J. O. Iloughtou
woro hold on Thursday from Both
anychurch. Through streots in which
tlio sound of labor and busincss woro
tomporarily hushed his botly was
borno to its last rosting placo in
Gi'oon Mount Coniotory.
It soonied particularly flttlng thatat
this funoral no forinal words of ou
logy woro spokon, and that tho siniplo
but imprcssivo sorvico of tho Episco
pal churoli should bo usod. Whilo tho
far roaching, country wido busincss
conncctions of tho institution of
which Mr. Houghton was tho heud,
ahnost iuiporativoly forbado n privato
. funoral, as perhaps his family mipht
havo dosirod, all display and ostonta
tlon woro carefully nvoidod. From
tho timo tho body reachcd Montpelier
until tho timo it was laid away lato
on Thursday it was all so simplo, so
unprctcntious and so liko tho nian who
in his lifo timo cndoarcd himsolf to
all who know hlm.
Tho funoral arrangemonts wcro in
chargo of Ool. O. D. Olark. Rov. A.
N. Lowis, rcctor of Ohrist clmrch was
tho olllcintini? clcrgyman. Ho was
assistcd by Rov. Howard F. Hill of
Concord, N. H. Bocauso of ropairs
now in progrcss at Ohrist church tho
public scrvicos woro hold at Bothany
church. Tho bcarcrs woro : W. II.
Cochrano, Gcorgo W. Leslie, 0. 0.
Bancroft, F. M. Bryan. F. K. Goss,
F. M. Kendall, 0. J. HofTman and
Honry Holt.
Tiio honorary pall bearors woro .To
soph A. DoBoor, ropresenting tho Na
tional Lifo ; Frod E. Smitli, reprcsent
ing tho First National Bank of Moiit
polior; Gon. T. S. Pcck of Burling
ton, for tho socioty of Golouial Wars ;
H. H. Goodoll, presidont of Amhorst
Collego, a classmato of Mr. Hough
ton's, rciiresonting tho class and tho
collogo ; Edwnrd O'Ncil of Pittsburgh,
Pa., for tho ngoncy forco of the Na
tional Lifo ; W. E. Atlams, ropresent
ing tho Wood Art Gallery ; .1. W.
Brock, and L. Bart Cross, old friends.
At half past ono o'clock a privato
sorvico was hold at tho honso, con
ductcd by Rov. Calvin Stehbins of
Framingliam, Mass., a classmato of
Mr. Houghton. Tho public sorvices
commoncod at two o'clock. During
tho liours of tho funoral all places of
busincss on tho principal streots woro
closod. Tlio ushors at tlio church
wcro J. Eli Goodonougli, Ray W.
Husc, John E. Flanagan, E. D.
Field, F. R. Pitkin, Harry B. Moul
ton and W. 0. Borry. Tho congrega
tion nearly fllled tho spacious edifiee.
Tlio body of tho church was rcserved
for tho family and the various organ
i.ations roiirosentcd. Tho funoral
sorvico of tho Episcopal church was
used by tho ofliciatiug clcrgymen.
Music wus furnishod by a doublo
quartetto undor tho direction of Prof.
A. ,1. Phillips. Tho mombors woro
Misses Edith Brooks and Sallio Ovi
ntt, Mrs. F. II. Puffer, Mrs. .1. A.
Goodwin, W. S. Goss, W. S. Smith,
H. D. Hopkins, and A. J. Phillips.
Miss Laura Rugg prcsided at tho or
gan. At tho conclusion of tho bcrvico
tho cortego slowly wonded its way to
Green Mount Cemctery, whoro tho
committal sorvices woro conducted by
Rov. Howard F. Hill.
Raroly if evor, havo so many and
sucli beautiful floral offorings beon
soon in tliis city. Tho grcou housos
of tho largcr citics wero drawn upon
to supplement tho supply at tho local
consorvatory. Both at tho houso and
at tho church thoso contributions al
most hid from viow tho sombro caskot
in which tho body was brought from
far Naples. No attenipt was mado to ob
tain a completo list of tho contributors
oithor fromabroad orfromMr. Hough
ton's homo city. Among tlio moro
uoticcablo set picces wero a pil
low of violots and roses and a hugo bou
quot of Ameriean beauty roses from
tho homo offlre ; tlornl book from tho
First National bank, ; wreath of galnx
and violots. Montpelier National bank ;
brokcn column, Mr. and Mrs. S. A.
Moss j wreath of rosos and lilios, Mrs.
J. W. Burgess; pauel of white carna
tions and lilies of tho valloy, Straus
Brothors, Ligonior, Ind. ; wreath of
whito pinks and pink rosos, National
Lifo agonts association ; clustorbrido's
rosos, ladios of tho Young Mon's
Ohristian Association auxiliary ; bou
quot Eastor lilies, Marquis do Lafay
otto chapter, Daughtors of tho Amori
can Revolution ; bouquet of whito
rosos, Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Houghton,
Cambridge, Mass. ; bouquot red roses,
E. W. Bailoy, Chicago ; wreath of ga
lax leavos, white rosos and violots,
Mr. and Mrs. Jamos T. Pholps, Mr.
and Mrs. J. Howard Edwards and Mr.
and Mrs. 0. W. Gammons ; wreath of
Amorican Beauty roses, Unitod Statos
Trust Uompany, uoston. A wroatn
of rosos from tho Socioty of Colonial
Wars at Boston. Dr. W. Seward
Wobb tolographed from California
instructioiiB to sond all tho out ilow
ors in his green housos at Shelburne
to Moiitpolior, and sovoral hugo
boxos wero recoivod hero. Scorosof
othor smallor pioces wero bankod
around tho altar and caskot at tho
church.
Among thoso from out of town who
attonded tho funoral woro Rov. Cal
vin Stobbins, Framingliam, Mass ; J.
G. Houghton, Frodoriok M. Hough
ton, Stamford, Conn. ; Mr. and Mrs.
II. O. Houghton,' Miss E. II. Hough
ton, Miss A. M. Houghton, Mrs. F.
S. Korshaw, Cambridge, Mass. ; J.
T. Pholps, Boston; H. H. Goodoll,
Amhorst, Mass. ; Hon. W. H. DuBois,
OLVENT
Dlssol ves and qulcldy rcmovcB etono anil xcA and whito p-avcl from
tlio Kldncya and bladdcr,etois tho Intcnto mln (Kldncy Collc)due to
thcbo forclgii bodlca and ortcn avolds t ho uao of tlio aurgoon's knlfe.
CalcuraSolvcntprcvcnU tho formatlon of otono and gmvolbydls
eolvlng tho urlcacld and cartylnR 1 1 off through tho natural channcla,
thns purifylng tho lllood, and corrcctlng tlioso urlc ncld condltiom
of tho atomach hlrh prodaco urlc acld polsonlng, Gout, Klieuraatlsm,
Hcnrolgla, and pcrlodlcal hcadachcs of womcn. Calcura Bolrent
BS A NEW CV3ED1CINE.
It expcls gall itonts,glvlngaliealthy actlontotho Llver, reUerea
tho paln of tllllous Collcand curcs Constlpatlon of tho llowela.
Dr. llnvld Kennedy has galdof It, "Calcura Holvent la tho oatcomo
ot my long expcrlenco nsal'hyelclunandSurgeon and I constder
CARTERS
CURE
Blck neadncho and rollovo all tho trou' ---flcnt
to nlilllous Btatoof tho aystnm, . u - u
DlzzlnoBS, Nnusca, Drowsluosn, iJlstnai nftor
catlnR. I'aln ln tho Sido, &o. Whllo thclr -in.it
rcmarkablo buccobb haa bocu Bliown Iu c....j
SICK
ncadacko, yot Carter'a Llttlo Llver FlUa ara
eqnally valnablo In Oonstlpatlon, curlnR and pro
Vcntlng thiaannoylnoconiplalnt,whllothcyalao
corrcct all dlsordors or tho b tomach.etimulato tho
llvcr and rogulato tho bowola. Uven II thcy only
HEAD
Achothoy wonld boalmoatprlcelosatothoaowhO
entTor fromthladiatrcsBlnitcomplalnt; butforta
cately thoir goodnoes dooa notond hcro.and thoaa
xtho onco try thom will flnd thoso llttlo pllls vala
nblolnBomauy wayB that thoy will not bo "II
ling to do without thcm. But aftor all Blck lioaj
ACHE
Is tho bono of so many llvcs that Iioro la whoro
wo mako our grcat boost. Oar pUla curo lt whllo
othoradosot.
Cartcr's Llttlo Llvcr Pllla aro vory ?mll ana
vory casy to tako. Ono or two pllla make a doao.
Thoy arostrlctly vogotablo and do not grlps or
pnrgo, bnt by thoir Rontlo actlon ploaso all who
uaothem. Innalaat2Sconts; flvoforll. Sold
by drugglata cvorywhoro, or sont by inail.
CARTER HEDICINE CO., New York.
Small FQ1. Small Dose. SmallFrice.
.1. D. Doni-ion, Randolph; 0. P. Ho
gau and Col. 0. S. Forbos, St. Al
ans ; R. W. Hulburd, Hydo Park ; W.
W. Spraguo, St. Jolinsbury; II. E.
Parkor. Bradford; Charlos E. Allen,
Burlington ; F. u. Brigham, Bakors
flold;Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Blackwell,
Brandon. Roprefcntatives of tho so
cioty of Colonial Wars woro ; Hon. G.
G. Benodict, Robort Noble, and T.
S. Pcck, Burlington ; and B. F. Fi
flold of Montpelier.
Among tlio agonts of tho company
woro E. E. Sill, Now Haven, Conn. ;
J. A. Wollman, Manohostor, N. II. ;
Gcorgo H. Olnistoad, Clovoland, O. ;
.T. F. Makloy, C. M. Moody, Now
York City; 0. M. Morriam, Boston;
H. E. Taylor, Brattleboro; G. P.
Dowoy, Portland, Mo. ; Philip Bur
nott, .Ir. , Wilmington, Dol. ; E. S.
Kinsloy, Rutland; Edward O'Noil,
Pittsburgh, Pn.
A Woman Says:
"Tlio llrst bottlo ot tlio now medloine,
Ciilcuni .Sulvcnt, scl tiii my nervos like
tiiuiug a llddio. 1 beguu to gct gooil slei-p.
Altur tlmt I folt liuugry :md wlii-n I snii'lt
brcakfii'it I wnsn'l loim troltim: down
stairs. I plokod up wciglit and strongth
nnd no wotiuor l Dollovo ln l)r. iJuvnl
Ki'iiiicdv. of Konnoilv How, Kingston, N.
Y" AlldiuggislsrlOU.
VERMONT CONFERENCE.
On Wodnesday niorning, April 0,
tho aunual sossion of tho Vermont
Conferenco will O)on in tho Method
ist church at St. Albans, with the
administration of tho Lord's suppor,
by Rt. Rov. Daniel A. Goodsolt, of
Chattanooga, Tenn. Following tho
sacramoiit, will bo thu formal orgau-
lzatiou ot tno conteronco and tno ro-
maindor of tho morning scssion will
bo dovoted to tlio transaction ot routiuo
busincss.
At two o'clook in tho aftornoon tho
statistical sossion of tho ooiiveution.
will bo hold, at which all roports and
rccommeudationns will bo proscnted
and acted upon. Following this at
throo o'clock will bo hold tho auuivor
sary celebration of tho Dcacoiiness so
cioty at which Miss Josophino Fisk of
Boston, suporintoiidcnt ot tho Deacou
noss Homo will givo an address, and
Mary E. Chisholm of tho Deaconnoss
llomo will smg. ln tlio ovoning at
715 :0 o'clock. Bishop Goodsell will do-
liver a lecturo. Tliursday's sessiou
will open at 8:IiO o'clock a. m. with
a half hour's dovotional meeting lcd
by tho Bishop. At nino tho busmoss
or tho Uoutorcnce will bo takon up,
followed by spocohos from tho various
dclegatcs. In tho aftornoon at thro'o,
tho Rov. R. F. Lowo of Brattleboro
will delivor tho missiouary sormon.
At7:30o'lock iu tho oveniug the com
binod colobrations of tho annivorsarios
of tho Twentioth Contnry Tliank OiVor-
mg uiiua and tlio Educational Soclety
will bo hold, tho Rov. E. M. Mills of
Now York spcaking for tho formor
and tho Rov. W. F MoDowoll of
Now York for tho lattor.
On Frlday morning at ton o'clock
Bishop Goodsoll will dolivor an ad
dress to thoso who aro to bo admittcd
to full followship and conuoction with
tho conferenco. At two o'olock in
tho aftornoon tho annivorsary of tho
Woman's Foroign Missiouary socioty
will bo obsorved at whioh it is ox
pectod that tho Rov. Dr S. L. Bald
win of Now York will delivor an ad
dress. In tho ovoning at 7 :30 tho an
nivorsary of tho Church Extonsion so
cioty will bo obsorved at which tho
Rov. W. W. Ogior of tho Maiuo con
ferono will dolivor tho principal ad
dress. On Saturday morning at 10 o'clook
tho conforonco will dovoto its attcn
tion to tho intorost of tho Moiitpolior
Mothodist sominary, whon tho tluau
oial roports will bo prosontod and Rov.
W. R. Davonport will givo an accouut
of his stowardshlp as principal of
that institution. At two o'clock iu
tho aftornoon tho annivorsary of tho
Woman's Homo Missiouary sooioty
will bo oolobrated and tho Rov. Dr.
Gallaghor of Auburndalo, Mass. , will
delivor an address. Following this
at threo o'clock tho Pastors' Wives
association will moot in tho Congroga
tioniil chapol, whoro a rcooption will
bo hold. In tho ovoning at 7:30
o'clook tho thirtconth annivorsary of
the Epworth Loaguo will bo obsorvod
and an address dolivorod by tho Rov.
J. F. Borry of Chicago who is oditor
of tho Epworth Horald and socrotary
of tlio gouoral sooiotics.
Bishop Goodsoll will preaoh Sun
day morning. At threo o'olook p. m.,
tho momorial sorvico for docoased
mombors of tho conforonco will bo
hold, followod by tho ordiuation of
oldors and doacons. Tho ovoning sor
vico will bo oponod at7:30 o'clook aud
will bo obsorvod as tho aimivorsnry of
tho Missiouary socioty of tho Mothod
ist Episcopal church, aud tho Rov.
Dr. E. M. Taylor of Boston will do
livor an addross. Tho appointmontB
will probably bo road Monday morning.
DIED PitlDAY MOUNING
V I). l'oolo. of tho llrni of Ilndgcr, o
lieun & (.'o.. dled ut coveii o'olook Frldnv
i mornl'ig. Honcvorrocovorod ontisiolous-
nis irom tuooiiooioi a Piooping powdor
tuiion Wodnosdny nlglit or Thursday
morning.
Mr. I'ool lind lnu'ii In poor hunlth for
somo timo, siill'i'iiiig from a norvoiiH trou
blo lio liiis beon vlsltliiu lils brotlior ln
Nortli t'lniwny, N. li. , ior u moiitli iin.l
h.i.l onlj I'l tiii'iH'd lo Umrc ii weolt ago.
hliK't that timo lio liud not beou iu so good
botiltb. compliiiuliig tlmt hi! v:i tiuablo to
cloi'p .iud I. li fliipposod lif took an over
doso of somo powder. Deeoased wns forty
llvo yoars old and iiiimiin ied. IIc form
orly Uved in Lyndouvlllo.
Dr. W'ood's Norwav I'lnn Hvrnti si'i.ma
ospoolully adaiited to tlio nueds of tho
onuiirou rieasuui lo tiiuo; soollilng ln
its iutlucnco It is tlio roinody of all roin
odies for overy forin of throat and lung
dlsoaso.
WOULD ANNKX HAUUK.
A Dltbllo liearlli'' lioforo the oltv c.amwW
ot Harro will bogiven tho petitlon of tho
. npiuu L'ny uiis t. oinpuny ior a iranohlsi'
to ruu its plpo liuos iu tlmt oity. The
l'oonlo's LlL'litlnir nnd ' tluuLitiir ('(itmdmiiv
of tlmt city. a cas ooinnauv luoornornti-il
sovoral yoars ugo aud with thosiimoincor-
porators ii tho urro and Moiitpolior
Moiitpelic
ly, will I)
rraotion mihi mwer (
hciu'd iittliosaino tlino.
(3. Ii lllunelmnl. ucuorat maiuiL'i'r of
tho Capiliil City Oompany, says that
ii wns us iiiieiiiiou, ii u, seourcd u lran
chlso from tho oity of Harro, to ruu u four
lueli niaui trom lls plant in this oity
aud by mciuis of u gnsomHer llioro with
nrossuro iuiplli'd dlstributo the crtir. ove
tlio oity, Mr. HlaiK'lmrd says if his oom
pany oiiu ooiuieoi imiTi) auu .MoniiM'iier
witli ono plant It would iirontl. ri'dnee
tho linci- ot uns ner thotisiind This
might mi'M'i iu a short timo dollargas for
IMIIIl I'llK'S
Lockjaw from Cobwobs.
L'obwebs put (n a etit Iatoly gavo a
wonuiii lookjaw. Mllhons know tlmt tho
best tblng to put on n out Is Ilucklon's
Arnioa Salvo, tho iufallibio hoalor of
Wouiids, Uleers, Soros, Skin Kruptions,
Hurns. -calds nnd Piles. lt euros or no
pay. only !io at U. Hlakoly's drug storo
IN CONGRESS.
Washington, Mch. 11). For threo
hours on Tuesday tho Souato had un
dor consideration tho hill providing
for tho protection of tho Presidont of
tlio Unitcd btates and for tho pumsh
mont by United States courts of theso
who commit nssaults on him. Mr.
Bacon of Georgia opposed tho bill and
Mr. iloar ot iUassachusetts and Mr.
Mason of Ilhnois sunnorted it.
Mr. Bacon's argunient followed tho
lino of his speech delivered ton davs
ago. jlr. lioar's speecli was largely
logal and constitutional. Ho main-
tained tho right of tho governinent to
jirotect itsolf against assaults upon its
sovoroignty, tnrougn tno iJresident.
Mr. luason mado an attack ujion nn
archy and its methods and incidcntal
ly sharply criticised an aniendment to
tho bill ollored by Mr. Bacou. Ho do
nounced it as oponing tho door to
special pleading for the benoflt of tho
assassins of tho Presidont.
Whon tho Sonato flrst convcned two
veto messages of tho Presidont wero
laid boforo that body and ordorod
printed. Tho first was tho voto of an
act to grant an honorablo dischargo
from tho military sorvico to Oharles
II. Hawloy, and tho other was to veto
an act for tho relief of James W.
Howell.
Tho general dobato on tho rivor and
harbor appropriation bill in the Houso
was enlivoned by Mr. Hepburn of
Iowa, who mado his aunual oiislaught
on tho moasuro. Contrary to his cus
tom Mr. Hopburn found sovoral tliiugs
in tho bill to commcnd although somo
of his criticisms wcro quito sovoro.
Tho othor speakors woro Messrs. Ball
of Toxas and Lawronco of Massachu
sotts, both mombors of tho committeo
aud Mcssrs. Whito of Keutucky,
Thompson and Burnett of Alabama ,
wlio spoko in favor of improvomonts
of intorests to thoir districts. It was
agreod that genoral dobato on tho bill
should closo today at two o'clock.
Saturday, April 20, was set osido for
momorial sorvico on tlio lato Ropro
soutativo Stakcs of of South Carolina
and tho lato Ropresontative Grump of
Michigau.
Washington, Mch. !20. During tho
cntiro sossion of tho Scuato ou Wed
uesday tho bill providing for tho pro
tection of tho Presideut of tho United
Statos was undor cousideration. Mr.
Spoonor of Wiscoiisin coutcndcd that
tho govornmont had an absoluto and
inhoront right to protcct itsolf against
assaults mado either upon itsolf or
upon any of its oflicors. Ho maintain-
Sick headachc, nervous head
ache, tired headachc, neuralgic
headachc, catarrhal headache,
headachc from cxc'tement, in
fact, hcadachcs of all kinds are
quickly and surcly curcd with
DR. MILE.S'
Pain Pills.
Also all pains such as backache,
ncuralgia, sciatica, rheumatic
pains, monthly pains, etc.
"Dr. Mlles' Paln Pills are worth thelr
wcight in cold," says Mr. W. D. Krea
mer, of Arkansas City, Kan. "They
cured my wlfe of chronic headache
wben nothlng elte would."
"Dr. Mlles' Tain Pllls drivc away
paln as if by uiaclc I am ncvcr with
out a supply, and tlilnk everyone
chould keep tbem handy. One or two
pllls takcn on approich pf headache
wjll prevent It every tlme."
Mrs. Judoe Johnson, Chicago, IU.
Through thcir usc thousands of
people have been enabled to at
tend sociol and rcligious func
tions, travel, enjoy amusements,
etc., with corafort. Asaprevent
ative, when taken on thc ap
proach of a recurring attack,
thcy are cxccllcnt.
Sold br lt Drucilsta,
29 Baa, 9$ cinll,
Dr. MllM MMtMl Co., EOchart, ln,
Jl ' "' '
SICK, WEAK,AILINQ WI FE
Dr. Greene's Nervura is the Remedy Sure
to Make Her Well.
Tho man who has n tilck wilo hua u roat burden upon hlm, but hls burdcn
is llght coinparod tj that of hls slck wlfo. bhe may not bo sick ubcd, but she
ls alling ull tho timo i sho Is weak, nervous, lrritablc, and tired out. She la
mleepless nltrlitfl and wakos mornlngs feollnf tired, without energy or ainbltion,
dlscourugcd, drnggod out, an indehcrlbably mlserublo. Iler hoad ucIiob, lior
bock aches, sho cannot oat, ls cqnetipatod, uielancholy, and bo nervous at
born. JTo doctors havo kuown just what
timo and had constant paln in her slde.
Bevennmonthi , . , .,, , ,j j ,L
" She ls tho Bmnllest chlld for herngo thntcnn bo found. All medicines could donoth
Ine for her until I gave her Dr. Grecno's Ner-um blood and nerve remedy, nnd tiien she wus
cured in a short time. I cannot say cnoueh in proiso of this wonderfu. medlclno, it has dou
so much for mo and my family. I lienrtily udviso everylxyly to hike it."
Do not fall to try this wonderful Dr. Greene's Nervura blood nnd nerve
remedy. You should specially talce it now, for everybody necds at this Benson
this grandost of spring1 medicines. I'cople have more confldence in it than in
nny and all othor remedles, because it ls the prescriptlon of a fnmous regular
physiclan and therefore perfectly adapted to cure, and becauso Dr. Grcene, 34
Templc Place, Boston, Mass., can be eonsulUjd at any time free of charge m
regnrd to any case, whether you cal! or write.
ed that an assault on tho Presidont
was in tho vory naturo of things an
assanlt on tho government for there
never was a timo when tho Presidont
was not in tho oxorcise of tho dutics
of liis oillco. His argunient was largo
ly legal and constitutional and through
out was forceful and entortaining and
instructivc.
Ohalrmau Payne of tho ways and
meaus committeo introduced a bill en
titlod "to jirovido for reciprocal trado
rolations with Cuba" as a result of
tho Ropublican conferonco decision
Tuesday night.
Washington, Mch. 21. Throughout
Tliursday's sesBion of tho Senato the
bill providing for tho protection nf
tho Presidont of tho United States
was undor discussion. Just boforo
adjournment an agreemcnt was reach
cd that tho measurc aud pendiug
amendmciits bo voted upon at four
o'clook Friday. Tho speakors on
Thursday wero Messrs. Pottus of Ala
bama, Hawloy of Connecticut, and
Nolson of Minuesota in snpport of tho
bill and Messrs. Rawlius of Utah,
McCumper of North Dakota, Mallory
of Florida Carmack of Tennessee, and
Monoy and McLaurin of Mississippi,
iii opposition to it. In tho main tho
speechos wero roinforcomentts of ar
guments which havo beon advancod
liorctoforo, fow now points being rais
ed. Tho principal poiut mado by tho
oppononts of tho bill was that fodoral
otlicials ought to bo treated in the
courts preoisoly as othor citizcns aro.
Throo substitutes for tho bill aro pend
iug aud will be pressed whon tho vot
ing bogins.
Tho House mado a llttlo progress
ou tho rivor and harbor bill. Tho
river and harbor committeo agaiu suc
ceedcd in defeating ovory amendment
olfored.
At tho opening of tho sessiou Mr.
Hull of Iowa roported tho army appro
priation bill. Tho Houso then resuin
od tho appropriation of tho river and
harbor bill. Soveral minor commit
teo ameudments woro adopted. Mr.
Robortsou of Indiaua offered an
amendmout that $2,500,000 bo appro
priated for tho improvemout of Ha
vana harbor. Mr. Burtou in chargo
of tho bill mado a poiut of order against
it. It was thoroforo ruled out. Sov
eral amoudmonts for appropriations
woro voted down.
Washington, Mch. 21. Tho Houso
committoo on naval all'airs today
adopted tho roport of tho sub-commit-teo,
to which woro roforred sovoral
bills aud rcsolutious iu relatiou to
Admiral Schloy, recommending that
furthor cousidoration bo indoflnitely
postponcd and no furthor actiou bo
taken.
Washington, Mch. 21. The cabinet
today discussed General Miles' case. The
Presideut has finally decided to take no
action until officially notified of the exact
language employed ny Gen. Miles before
the commtttee yesterday.
SENATOR DILLINGHAM.
Washington, Mch. 21. Recent ad
vicos from Washington show that Son
ator DlUlngham has prosonted tho po
tition of oitizons of Calais aud of
Woodstook praying for tho passago
of tho bill to tax and regulato tho
salo of oleomargarino ; also a potition
of tho Granito Outtors's National
Union of Groton, nnd of Typographl
cal union US1 of Moiitpolior, praying
for tho ro-onactment of tho Chiuoso ox
clusion lnw. Ho has also prosonted
tho potition of oitizons of Wilnilng
ton for tho anti-olco bill, petitions of
oitizons of East Dummerston for tho
adoption of an nmoiidmout for cloctlon
of Sonators by diroct voto of tho poo
plo, aud n potitou of Jarvis post, No.
IU, G. A. R of Springfiold, asking
for loglslatiou to nnthorizo tho con
struction of warships in navy yards.
Othor potitions rocontly introduced
by Vormont's Juulor Sonotor inoludo
ono from tho Boobo Plain branch,
Granito Outtors Union, for tho ro-
titncs tnat Bue leois as li sho siiouia ny. biio looia
just good for Sothincr and ls tired ull tho tlme.
uwv quickly wui tne weignt oi
hor burden of dlseaso bo lif tcd If she
will usc tliat greatcst boon to woman
Uind, Dr. Oreeno's Nervura blood and
norvo romodyl How quickly it will
rellcve hor weakncss, her nervous
ncts, hor pains and nchcs, her hope
loss duprcf.sion of mlnd and hcart,
and how apccdlly lt will rcstore hor
strength, ronow hor vitality. vigor,
enurgy, powor, and tho pulsing lifo
which mcans happlness for women 1
Dr. Oreeno's Nervura ls indeed a
blcsslng for weak, nervous, and do
spairlng women, for Its uso moans to
tncin hculth, gtreugth, hopc, happl
noss, and Ufo itsclf 1
Mrs. Jamcs Roakc, a well-known lady
llvlng at 145 Washington Strcct,
Pceksklll, N, Y., says t
"About ftftecn years ago I wae taken
very slck. After Bevin mouths I got over
thnt, but unvo ncvcr boen woll sinco. I
have miffcral UTrlbly with pains ln tha
chcst, back, Iddnoys, nnd head. Thoro was
a dlsaerceable feolfnp ln tho eyes nnd 1
would uo very 9ick ln tho moniing. 3Iy
mlnd was always gloomy and I felt very
low-eplritcd. I had tcrrible nuuib spells,
and would havo to bo rubbcd aorae tlma
tvjforo I could get around. 8ome of thean
niunb spells wero so sovere my frlend
thought I would not recovcr f rorn thern.
" I trlcd doctors oud malielnes, but got
no better. Finnlly I begnn tho use of Dr.
Grcono's Nervura blood nnd nerve romedy,
as my husband had boen most rnlrnculously
curva by lt. Aftor using it a short tlin
thoro was a most wonderiul Improvement.
"I continuod to sttmllly gain In every
respect until I was cured of nll these terribfe
ailiiigs. This wondcrful medfcino had now
cured my husband and mysolf of the most
fearful suffering, but this wns not all I
now want to tcll about my little girL
" Sho hns never been well sinco she waa
ailod her. Sho wns out of her mlnd most of ths
She hns had sjvisms continually, from six to
enactmont of tho Chinese oxclusion
law ; tho pctition of tht citizens of
Northfield for the passage of the onti
oleo bill; thopetition of Frontier Post
G. A. R., of Richford, for tho con
struction of war vessels in tho Navy
yards; tho potition of tho Granito
Cuttors local union cf Waterbury for
tho ro-enactment of tho Chinese ox
clusion law; the pctition of tho Briok
layers and Masons local unions, No. 1
of Rutland, for an educational test
for immigrants coming into this coun
try, also a pctition of suiidry citizens
of Arlington asking for action on the
oleomargarino bill. Tho Senator also
presented tho pctition of sundry citi
zens of Montpelier for tho passage of
tho oleo bill and tho petitions of citi
zons of Springfiold and Wheelock for
tho re-enactmont of the Chinese cx
clusion law.
Ropresontativo Haskins has present
ed to tho Houso the resolution of Typo
graphical Union of Montpelier for the
re-enactnient of tho Chinese exclusion
and for tho furthor restriction of im
migration, which woro reforred to tho
proper committeo.
MRS. TIIOItNTON AUUESTED.
Mrs. Joff Thornton was nrrestod on
Wodnesday nftonioou by C'hief Rniigaii on
tho chargo of furiiishiug Ilrpior to Willinm
Cilley. On tho Foui th of July, lnst, Cilley
was arrested in Burlington aud dlselosed
upon a pnrty who wns then doing timo iu
tho houso of corroctlon. Tho dtsclosure
was not sntisfaetory and Cilley was de
talned in j-.iil.
On Tuesday ho iiiiidoanotherstateinpnt,
diselosing on Ml'S. Thornton of this oity.
A warrant for her arrest was plaeed lu
Chlof Browneirs hands nnd ho ciime here
on Wednosday. Chief Ueagan aiTostod
tht wuumu about four o'clock in theiitter
noon aud turnt'd her over to Clilef
Brownell who took her to Burlington on
the iifteruoon traln Mrs. Thornton sald
sho should llght the caso Sho was ao
eompnuied to Burlington by her husband
aud motber.
Influenza is raging nt Athens. The
Queen of Grecco has been among tho
victims, who aro said to nnmbor over
10,000. Her majesty is now improv
ing. STATE NEWS.
Edward H. Green, husband of Mrs
Hctty Green, dicd at the Green home
stead at Bellows Falls early Wednesday
morning. Mr. Green had been an invalid
for many years but until last September
had been in his usual health. At that
time the kidney troublc with the other
complications became very alarming and
for a time his life was despaired of but
he slowly rallied and although he had not
been able to leave his bed he was not dan
gerously ill, until seeral days ago, when
he began to fail rapidly and for the past
two davs had lain m a stupor remaining
unconscious to the end.
Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure
Digcsts what you eat.
This preparatlon contalns all of the
dlgcstams and dlgests nll kinds of
food. Jtgiveslnstant relief and never
falls tocurc. It allows you to cat all
tho food you want. Tho most sensl,tive
Btomachs can tako It. By its uso many
thousands of dyspeptlcs havo beco
cured af tcr evcrythlnR elso falled. It
prevcnts formatlon ofgason thostom
ach, fellevlng all dlatrcssaftercatlng.
Dlctltigunnecessp.ry. Pleasant to take.
li can't holp
but do you good
PreparodonlybyE.0. DEWiTT&Co.,Ohlcaaa
XboU. bottfo contalosSK tlmcathoSOaaK