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VERMONT WATCHMAN & STATE JOUIiNx-jL, WEDNESDAY, JULY 1G, 1902.
Montpelier and Vicinity.
LOCAL HAPPENINCS.
Now eonioa the elrous wltli ils pltik loin
oniulc mitl pop oorn.
Arthur Colbv is visiting rolntlvos ln
Plainfield for n few dnys.
Mrs. Kllon Hurrell ot Uoekliutd, Mnss.,
is thoguestof Jlw. Clnyton higelow.
llnrold Ilusc uf thls eity is visiting his
unolo, 0. V. M inslleld ut St. Ueorge.
Edwnrd D. Fiold wont to hin liomo
lu Rutland 011 Thursday cvoniiig.
Miss Adah Edwards of Hichmoiiil
was in this oity cnlling upon friends
Thursday
S D. Cusliinau 1ms brokeli up liouse
keoplng mid will go to Barre to llve wltli
his daugliter )
MissBertha llowman of thls eity isn
guest of Mrs II.. J. Gutehell nt Stnrr Fnrtn
Boach, Burlington.
Mrs. M. H. Smlllo wns cnllocl to Wntor
bury Tuesdiry ttiurnitir Ity tho serious 111
ness of her inother.
J. Edwnrd Unlloy's "E. E. Kuott took
peeond lnonoy in tno ssai pnciiig cinss ui
Nnshuii 011 Tfnirsiliiy.
It is suggesled by Northtleld people thnt
n public iiutomobile, opernted botween
thnt town und thls eit,y, would pay.
Gen. W. P. Buokley of Lancnstor,
N. H., was tho guest of P. A. How
land over Tuesday nfglit.
Mr, and Mrs. Eli Moss and Miss
Marie Louise Jobbott of Montrcal are
guests of Mrs. Olivo Moss.
H. E. Morso has gone to Bethel to
reiuain whilo settling tlie estato of
liis fatlior who died last week.
Andrew A. Oross, formorly of this
city, is in town on a month's fur
lough from tho soldiors' homc.
.Josslo May Hunt nnd Lenndor Sliaun
telle. botb of Montpelier, were irmrrk'd
July 1, in Middlesex, by Uev. L. V. Poum'
Ii. .T. Doiiglns Is to npi'ii n pool aud bil
liard roiim in tho Dlutur blook in tho
room formorly oeciipled by tliu oity nils
slou. Mrs. Frod N'oIj-oii gnve a ploasant lawn
nnrtv to aboiit u dozen of bor friends nt
lior fioint) on Ilnrrlson aveiiuo on Wednes
day aflornooii
E. II. Knapp of Rutland is euiploy
od as car accountant in tho general
o (Ilco of tho Montpelier and Wells
Kiver railroad.
Tho mercnry foll froni 8S to 81 degrees
Wednesdiiy utlonioon in ono hournnd
continuod to drop, nntil two degrees low
or, in tho noxt lionr.
IJornee Ilall, the speciul represeiitutlvo
of Collier's Wookly who has been in t liis
oity and Barre for a niontli past hastaUen
sonio :J0O siibscription?.
l)r. Arthur Luuce, fonnerly ln praotioo
in Worcester, wns in town on his way to
his liomo in Portsniouth, N. II.,after vislt
inf: liis parents in Cabot.
Sotli Wallaee, fonnerly a olerk for A.
D. Farwoll, bnt now lioad elerk for the
Besso-Baker I'lothin Coinpany in Hroek
ton, Mass,. is rlsithiji in Hnrre and thls
eily
The lire de)nrtineiit was out on Wed
nosday eveniiif: lor praotiee work witb
ladder and hose. The work was dono nt
the Berlin street entrnnee to Ked Areli
liridfie.
Arloa MoElroy, uaed seventv-six years,
diod at Middlesex Tuesdny. The fiuieral
was lield from the lionso at ono e'eloek
on Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Oliarles Page and daughtor
acconipauied by her inothor, Mrs.
Nellio A. Pago, have gouo to Wor.
eester, Mass. , to visit f riends.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Hurd of I3os
ton aro visiting in tne city. Mrs.
Hurd will bo rouiembored as Mrs. S.
S. Towner formerly of this oity.
Soine twenty of the yoimg people of tlie
Ejiwortli I.enfrue of tho Methodist ehurch
of tliis oity enjoyed a pionie and outing at
Ben.lainin's Fnlls on Tuesday afternoon.
C'oal is Miinted at S8.50 per ton today
with tlie visiblo supply ot sueli measer
proportious as to )reo.ludo loeal dealers
lnakins-coutracts lor futuro dolivery.
Miss Bullard of Burlington is visUiiijr in
the city for a few weeks and is oceiipyln
Mrs. Mary I'eek's apartinents on Sohool
street, the lntter bemg aliseut at the sea
shore William II. Wheeler of Des Moiues, la.,
is in town enllitiir upon friends ot twenty
years ago. Mr. Vheoler formerly reslded
m Montpelier but has beeu iu the West for
many years.
Martiu SV. Wheelock, real estato ngent,
niado the deeds Monday conveying the
IJoineiiico Maroui farin iu Middlesex, to
Nathiin L. Bnneroft, of Calais; consider
atiou i'-V-'OO.
It is about tline for tho innd dog toget
ln liis work. Wuen you see a eanuie net
ing strangelv bo sure to stop aud foudle
hiiii. Thureis always au empty eot at the
I'asteur instltute.
Ira C. Calef aud MUs L. A Calef, his
Mster, wore at tho I'avilion on Thursdty
uight. They aro on their way to thefr
home in Washington after spending the
wintor on tliu l'acille coast
Tlie suininer school of sculpture at tlie
Y. M. 0. A. building, under tho direction
of C. A. Lopez, is gaining iutho nuiiiber of
puplls and Mr. Lopez feels eontldeut that
during tliu coiiiing month tliero will bo
further additious to tho several classes.
G. B. Walton lost ono of his valua
blo dogs on Thursday but in tho oven
iug it was retumed to Mr. Walton by
a mau from Middlesex Centor, who
had found tho dog liunting ou his
farin.
T. J Kellelier, a dyed in the wool Dem
oorat, nunotnieed today that as tho loeal
option fad was beeomiUK so coininon and
everybody taking it up that he should bo
coino a eandldatu for city repre&entntlvu
on a prohibitory platform.
Five English cnaeli dog jailis aro on ox
liiliition in'the window of .1. E. Lolund's
storo. Tlioy are of arlstooratlo llneage,
their fatlier bolng a full bred SHWO coaeli
dog owned by I)r. W. fieward W'elil) and
tlie mother owned liy Mr Uolieo, uianager
of Liuus II.
Thu National Lifo nnd Montpelier liall
toauis erossed liats on tlie Seminary eam-
'53?;
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I)I8C'(iVi:U-I) BV
ABSOLUTE
SECURITY.
Gcnuine
Carter's
Little Liver Pills.
Muot Donr Slgnaturo of
Sce Foc-Slmlle Wrapptr Below.
Vcry smnll and as oasy
to takc as iracnr.
FOR HEADACHE.
FOR DI7ZINESS.
FOR DILIOUSHESS.
FOR TORPID LIYER.
FOR CONSTIPATION.
FOR SALLOW SKIH.
FOR THECOMPLEXION
CURE SICK HEADACHE.
lius on Wednosdav nfternoon before a
i?rid.iizod erowd. The uame was snlrited.
one ot seven innlngs and resulted iu n
victory for tlie Nntioual fiife teum by n
seore of l-l to 7.
Tho Hathbotiu Sisters of the I'vthian or
dor served a lunoheon to nearly 100 peo
ple in tlie Kuights ot I'ytinris nau last
evening. Tlie afl'air was n suecess lu
noint ot atteiidauce aud lliiauciallv. and
the refreslinients eertainly ovidenced the
abllity ot the luilles as cooks
Tlie eondition of Harry Baxter of Barre,
who attempted suloido by shooting earlv
Simdav iiioiniiiL'. ooutinues favorablo,
The ihysioians, howevor, do not dare to
probo for tho hall wincn tueyi)enovo ues
ni the inusolos of tho baek, as the nian is
j ot vory woiiK. Tlioy Donevo no wiu ro-
oovor.
Miss M. D. White cavo a most eu
joyable recoption at tho Langdon home
on Wcdnesday afternoon in honor of
Mrs Olara P. alton ot Uolumbus,
Oliio, who is spending tho summor
hcro. There was a largo attenaanco
and niusic was furnished by Wilder's
orchestra. '
tlow manv neonle have asked Clerk
Smilie wlien'lie intended to begin liaying
is uol known, but ilurin,( liis recent ab
sonee in Massacliusetts, on au average of
a dozen n day callod in to iiuiuire of Oop
utv Clerk Wilson. l'erhaps Mr. Smilie is
going tolet Kemp swlng the tcytho over
tne ooun uouse ir.wu.
Mrs. I. A. Belknap of Niagara Falls,
K. Y. , is visiting in town tora week
Slio is a sistor iu-law of H. N. Law
rcnco and M-s. S. E. Pattoo and a
former rcsident of Vermont but this
is her flrst visit here iu thirty years.
Slio is accompanied by Miss Pearl
Uandee, lier grauddaugnter.
Mioliael Kelley of Winooski, who was ex
pected to arrivo iu town ou Friday to
nrefer a larceny cliarge against Siniou
Bowen telephoned to Chief of Police Hea
gan that he would eoine if the chief
thought best but that iudividual advised
liiin to drop the nintter and let the York
Stnte autnonties prosecute uowen tor tue
more sei ious offence aud Kelley deeided
to ao o.
Tlie Stato board of dentnl cxamiuers.
coninnsed of Dr. George F. Cheuey of st.
Johnsbury, Dr. Tliomas Mound of flut
laud, Dr. F. P. Matlier of Chester. Dr.
M.ellen ot .s.iuuieiniry aiiu ur k. l,
Cleaves of MoutDelier. met at the I'avil
iou iu this eity on Wednesday to examiue
a clnss of candidates desiring to practlce
(ieutistry ln tne Btate. rnere were uiteen
appucnius.
Capt. C. A. Bond has returned from his
vlslt in Gloversville. X. Y. He just uiissed
beiug one of tlie victims of tlie wreok on
the ouutalu Lake railroau ou July
4 when twelve nersons were kllled out
right aud scores were lnnlmed for life. He
had a peioual neiimlnluneu wlththose
killecl and had he not aceepted another
ongagemeut he would have beeu ou the
fatal car wltli thein.
Tho Snrim-'fleld Buslness Sehool has had
so ltirge a demand for young inen with
sonio kuowledce of ndvertisement writing
that it has deeided to put iu a course of
advertising next inu. wineii wm De luider
tho supervlslon of E. St. Ehno Lewis of
i'liuacieipnia, tne wen kuowii aovertisis
iniiii. Out of a Kraduating elass of eiuhtV'
tlve, from this school, !!eventy-tlve have
aireaur ueen piaceu iu pnsiuons.
George W. Colby, who reside at 58
Barre etreet, niet with a serious fall
Weduesday evenlng whlle descending a
Hlslit of steps near his residence One of
tho steps near the top suddeuly gavo
awny and preeipitated Mr. Colby onto n
pue or rocus some leet oeiow, irnciuriug
oue o his ribs.nnd bndlv bruisiini and
ehaking hilil up. Dr Chandler wn cnlied
auu maiie tue paiieut coiuiorinoie..
Tho State board of dental examinors
elosed the two davs1 examlnatioiis on
Friday, at three o'clock, and the follow-
nig out oi tnirteeu wno iook examniations
were glven lleeiues: A. U. l'atterson, I'ut
nev: W. G. Gllmore. Salem. X. Y.: V. C
Mason. Gaysville. Vt . i. hnrles II Cole.
Uradiord; C II. McGoff, Moutpeliei; C.
A. Averill, Richmond; D. F. Sheldon, East
Highgnte; L S. Edwards, Brattleboro; H.
T. Ilarpiu Windsor.
A Middlesex "Subseriber," ln tho Water
bury Rtcord, can see as far luto n inlll
stono as any ono, nnd so seelug avers that
"Cliarllo Smlth's excuse" he of Montpel
ier aud Clement famo and tho gravostouo
bitsiness is "prlvate' galu." "He sees,"
avers tho "Subseriber" "that liothlug
would givo the lombstone buslness suoh a
boom as freo riun. a. d Cliarllo will be al
ready to handle the sprhig trade. Place
H ITTLE
1IVER
PILLS.
DUboIvcs and qi.lc kly rcBiuvcs Ftonc nml rid and wblto Bravclfrom
tlioKld. ijbh.uI liliiildtT.btopfl HwintvnM! iuin(Kldneyt'ollc)duoto
theBO for. Ijiiilu n uud oiti n ftvoiilf t Uti uto ot thu turgeon'sknltc.
Culcura NilM'nt pruTuiitu tliu forniatton ot Hti-no nud gravel by dls
miliint; tlu urlcacid aud ca rjm(t It off throuli Ihonatural channcla,
tlum purif; id tho ISIoud, and currectiiiKtluw urlc ucld coudUloni
"f tliest.miarli H Ulrji )iruducu urlc acid jiolioulnK, (iont, Hhcumatltm,
Noiira'(;la, and jienodical litaduchcs of womuu. Calcara Solvcnt
2S A UEYif KflEDBCIME.
It cll 8tnnm,(!lviiiK a hcalthy action to tho Llvet, rellcvca
tho pnin uf Itlllous Collc and curi'8 t'onrtipatiiiii of the llowcla.
Jjr. Pnwd Konneily has eaid ot lt,"C'alcura Snlvint U tbo outcomo
of my imiv! exprrlcnca as a 1'hvslclan undSuref.im and I conBliltr
th'H i Tnicrj tho urcateet achiovomt'iit of my life." rniiucstton-
niaiu eciii on rcquiBU (i.uu uouio at all drucglets.
OSTON, N. Y.
yotir ordcrs early boya." Fair liolicelo
uiemont "iioys."
Shuon Boweu ehanued his inliid. Wed
uesday afternoon.about returuing to York
State wlthout extraditloiipnjior? slucoliU
arresl on xuesuay, uowen litiii iroiessod
his wllllnguess to go wlthout wnltlng for
Govornor Odell to s'ond liim mi Invllntlon,
but when Chlof Iteagan callod atthojnll
8lmon sald lmy and the oliiet procoodod
to Burlinutou nloue to mcot ShorlfTAd-
kliis of L,llzabothtown. N .. who wns to
not as a guard ot honor to Mr owon
ncross Lake Chaiuplaiu aud see thnthe
'oncned tne utnpirc stnte satoiy.
The Donioerntlo votors of the oity of
ontneller aro rediiosted to nttoud u oau-
ous to bo held ut the Knlghts of Columbiis
hnll, Thursday evenlng, Jnlv 17 at 7:.'l0 p.
in to eleet la'dolegalos and 'i altornates
to ntteud the Stato oonventlou. nlso Yi
delegates and 12 alleruates to attoud the
seeond distrlot eonventlon to be held nt
Burlington, Thursday, .luly-M.fo'' the pur
tioso of nomiuathig State olllcers. nlso, to
eleet u oity committoo and to trnnsnot any
other buslness that niay oome befoietho
cnucus. l'er order Democrntlo City ( oni
tnittee. The Xorthlleld Xows nrints tho follow-
lUif I'oir.'irdliit; a Montnellor vouni: inau:
The Morrisville Citizen says: "Tho dlsap-
it'arnnee ot ono riiomus i rnpo, a pi uiter
lero for tho nast throe or four inonths.
causes anxlety on the part ot Mlno Ilost
Crane to whoni he indebtod for n few
weeks board " tidiitv' Grimes is also ai-
prehensive as to his whoreabouts not so
much as to Crupo iiersonally. liut whoru
some 530 of mlleages may be, whleh ho
has no nccounted for. Crnpo hnlls irom
Montpelier nnd worked here Inst suinnior
ns n uinsou on tue new vnyo moen. iio
had trouble n fow weeks sltieo over n
nillenge book whleh he forgot to return to
Dr. .1. II. .ludklus.
J. B. MoLano of Cabot must now
bellove that tho tariff on liquors at
Montpelier is at tho top notoh. Ho
was convicted of intoxication in Cabot
the otlior day aud discloscd on a pint
of alcohol procured at tho ngency
here. In making his disclosure, ho
asserted ho could get all tho liquor lie
wanteu at tne agcncy. s non Liiquor
Agent Wedco heard of this his iro bo-
camo red hot and as a result Deputy
Shoriif Tracy arrested McLane' on the
chargo of procuring liquor undor falso
pretenses. McLiane's caso camo up ln
city court Friday and ho pleadod guil
ty to tho chargo. He paid $10 llno
and costs of $10.01) in consequenco of
his criticism of tho agency.
Barro Domocrats iu caucus Wed
uesday ovening elected delegates to
tho State and district conventions at
Burlington July 24. The attendanco
at the caucus was sniall about flf cy
boing present Au attempt to mstruct
the delecates to snnnort 1J. W . Ulem
out for Govornor provoked nuito a bit
of discussion thero boing a deeided
division of opinion. Tho motion to
adjouru was carried and no action
was recordeu in the nintter. Tlie uol
egates elected to the State convention
are as tollows ; M. J. Jlcuowan, 0
H. Pape, Dr. .1. W. .Tackson, .1. W.
McDonald, H. A. Dully. L. H. Frem
ier, S. H. Forsyth, 0. W. Melolior;
to the district convention : tjcorge t
Tiiuen, d. Jt. sattuer, u. . Averill,
W. U. Smith, M. D, lvoefe, U. H.
Sawyer, W. A. Leverveau.
Some of the loeal optiom&ts, who took
in the excursion to Fort St. Frederic, are
extolling the virtue of license over pro-
luuition. iney ciatm that in the license
town of Crown Point, N. Y., they were
unable to get anytinng to dnnk but upou
their renirn to uurlincton they tound all
the bars rnnning "wide open" as in Bos-
ton. ihese o nloson hers on loca hvo
notisiu lose sight of two importint feat-
uies in makint: their compansons
One is that the Crown Point bar-keepers
knew that tlie Vernionters were coming
there and closed their places in order to
preventa "booze" famine for their own
people. I he other is that the srreat cry
of the loeal optionist has been that under
his system one could jret a dnnk when
ever he pleased, but in the excursion mat-
ter he argues just the opposite in order to
score an nnaginary point.
MEETING OFSCHOOL BOARD.
A meeting of the school board was held
on Wednecday evening. There was con
sidetable routine businessto be transaeted
and the session was a long one. In the
absence of G. O. Stratton, secretary o
the board, E. M. Goddard acted in that
capacity. The calendar for tlie ensuing
year was hxed.
The fall term for the grades will open
on September S, and for the litgh school
on the lollowing day. 1 he fall term will
close on December VJ.
Thursday and Friday of Thanksgiving
week will be observed as holidays, and
two weeks vacation will be taken between
the fall and winter and winter and spring
terms.
Miss Bessie Bowers was elected to suc-
ceed Miss Clarke, resigned, as teacher o
the branches in the lugh schoo her sal
ary to be SoOO a year.
A requisition of SoOO was made upon
tne citv eouncii.
The bourd feels that it has a nroblem
before it in the proper administration of
the kindergarten department. It is ex-
pected that there will be over 80 nupils in
this department this fall, and in order
that they may be civen the best lnstruc
tion an extra teacher and room may have
to be provided. To determine what is
necessary the board is to send out cards
to the families in the eity, whleh are to be
filled out with tlie number, names and
ages of the children intending to attend
ttus department this tall and at once re
turned to the board. Some of the parents
ot the children, who attended the kinder
garten the past year, had hoped that their
children might remain there for another
year uut the board will adhere to the es
tablished age limit of four to five years.
A household necossity, Dr. Thoiuns' Ee
leotrie Oil. lleals burns, cuts, wounds of
any sort; cures soro tliront, oroup, on
tnrrh, nsthmn; never fnils.
LIGHT SL'MMER TRAA'EL.
Hnlh'oad nnd ouinniureliil inen, cover
iug tlie White Mouiitnlu roglon of Xew
Hutmhlie, roport tlio lightest siimuu'r
tnivol for uinny years All of tho largo
hotols iu thtit sectiou olaiui thnt ovou
should u wnriii wnvo drlvo oltv peoploto
tho inountiiius now tho bualnoss to bo
dono for tho reinnludor of the senson
would lenvo thom tho smnlloet innrglii of
prollt. for initny sensous.
Don't Fall to Try Thls.
Wlienover un honyst trlal is uivon to
Elootrio Bitters for itny troublo it U roooiu
mendod for u iiermiineiit ouru will suroly
bo olToctcd. It novor falls to tone tho
Htoiunch, regiilatotlioUidiioys uud bowels,
stimulato tho livor, luvigorato tho nervos
uud purify tho blood. It's u woiidertul
tonio for rim dowu systoms. Klootrio
Ulttoin positlvuly ouros Kiduoy und Llver
Troublos, Stoinneh Dlsordors, Nunous
uess, bleuplossuess, Rheumiitisiu, Noui'iil
gln nnd oxpols Mnlnrin. Sntisfiiotlon
gunranteod by C, BlnKely, Only CO couts.
CENTUAL VERMONT ELEVATOR
The proiect of the Ccntral Vermont
Railway Compniiy to cstablish at New
Lontlon an elcvator, whleh would have
capacity of l.oOO.OOO bushels and
whleh would involve the expenditure
of nearly 8o00,000, has been indcfinlte-
ly delayed. E. II. I-itzhugh, vice-prcsi-dent
and general uianager of the rail
road corporation, says in a personal let-
ter to a corrcspondent of The Boston
Transcript that "the matter of cstablish-
int; graln elcvators at New London is bc-
ing held in abcyance, and I atn unable to
say at prcent when we will givc it furth
er conslderation.
In its preliminary nccotiations for the
elevator projett eonsiderable unexpected
opposition was cncountercd. The re
quest of tlie company that the city of
fs'ew London .violish two dangetous
grade crossings on eondition that the ele
vator enterprise be executed was suc
cessfully opposed by interested holders of
real estate. The petition of the company
to the war department to erect a trestle in
place of the drawbridge spanning Win-
throp Love in New London was clial
lengcd by the Consolidated railroad at?U
by people who contendcd that the aboli
tion of the draw would injure the marine
interests of the city. In view of these
various obstacles the project which the
Central Vermont system in connectlon
with the Grand Trunk railroad was ma-
turing has been postponed.
Savcs a Woman's Life.
To hnvo civen un would lmvo inoant
doath tor Mrs. Lois Crugg of Doroltor,
Muss. bor yonrs sho had cndured iiiuold
uiisory from u sovoro luiig troulii".' aud ol
stiuuto eoiigh. Oflon," sho wrilos, "I
could sonrcelv bioatho uud somotiinos
could not spoak. All dootors nnd rom-
edtostuiled tlll 1 usod Dr. Klng New l)ls
oovory for Cousumptioii niui was uom-
nl.iti.i,' fiiituil M n ITiii'.it.j f.itii IV,it(rlia
Colds. Throat nnil Liiin: Troulilo nooii
liis gnitid remody, tor it novor disnp-
oiius. t uro is g. arautoed iy c. iiiauoiy.
'rieo.')Oo mi( ,1. Trial bottlos froo.
THE LAD1ES OF THE W. 0. T. U.
The ladies of tho W. C. T. U. niet
with Mrs. Dnniel Emory on Wednes
day nfternoon. Tho prograni, Flower
Mihsions, " consisted of readings from
this work that embraced much besidos
the giving of Howers, though that
ldeu is central, carrying noy and clad
uess to tlio recipient. Threo young
misses ndded much to tho occasion by
their nssistanco. Beatrico Cnllalmu
sweetly saiiK"Sweet Roso of Sharon."
with pinno accompaniment by Florence
Emory; a rocitation by Eunico Sher
burne, "Bring Flowers", wns civen
in nn ell'ectivo maniier; a song by
i'lorenco r-itnory, wiiO'pinycu her own
nccompanimont wns listened to witb
pleasure. "Flowor Mission Dav"
came into existenco tlirongh tlio
olforts of Mrs .Tennio Cassidv of
Louisville, Kentucky, .luno 9. 18S2.
Thc" dopartmGiit is now organized in
sixty-ono of tho sixty-four divisions
of the national W. C. T. TJ.,nnd thcro
is an increascd intorost and more
systematic work thnn over before.
Tliero is more catarrli iu thls sectiou of
tho country than nll other di-onsos put
togetlier, und until tholast fow jeurs wns
suppoM'd to be ineiirablo For u gront
innuy yenrs dnctors jiroiiouneod it n locnl
disense, nnd preronbed loeal roinodios,
aud by eoiistuutly tailing to oure with lo
eal treatmont, pronouiieed it inouniblo.
Seieiico has provon ontnrrh to bo u consti
tiitlonal difeaso. nnd tliereforo reijuiros
eoiistitutioniil trentmoiit Hnll's CatuiTli
Cure. inaiiufnotiired bo F. .1. Chonoy ic
Co., Toledo, O. is the only coustitiilioiml
cure on tlio iinukot. It ls tnken internnl.
ly iu doses from 10 dropsto a tonspoonful.
It nots dlivctly on tho blood und inucoiis
htirfaces of the system. They oiler one
hnndred dollnrs for nny en-o it fails to
cure. Send for clrciilnrs nnd tostiino
nials. Address.
F. .1. CIIEN'KY ic CO., Toledo, O.
Sold bv DniL'gists, 75e.
Hnll's FumUV Pills nre tlio best.
CROOKED DEALING
Wnshington, July 11. Marion Er
win, United States attorney for the
nortliern district of Georgia, who has
recently been invostigating tho ex
tradition cases of Benjamin D. Grecno
aud John F. Gaynor, returned to
Wnshington today witli a report of
crooked dealing on the part of the
Canadinn judiciary. The roport when
brought to tho attention of Attornoy
General Knox by tologrnph was char
ncterized by liim as reprehenting a
stato of affairs that ho had not sup
posed could oxist "in any country
dominatod by British sontimont and
laws." Mr. Kuox is now in Atlantic
City, but a letter authori'zed by him
and bearing his namo was laid beforo
tlie secretary of Stato lato this after
noon, asking that this reinarkable
case of Canadian offioial duplioity bo
brought to the nttontion of tho British
foreign oftlco.
Quebec.July 11. Judgo Lafontnjno,
extradition connnissionor of Montrenl,
in obedience to order of tho court,
tninsforred all records in tho Grceno
Gaynor caso this morning to Quobec.
A sensation wns caused in court by the
statement of tho counsel for Greon
nnd Gaynor, whioli ho said would bo
htipported by nllidavits, that District
Attornoy Erwin, who mado tho roport
to Wnshington on tho caso, had olfered
to settlo proeedings for 500,000.
If a Man Lic to You,
And tay sonio other salvo, olutmont,
lotion. oil or uilegod bealer is ns good as
best and cheapost. aoo at C Blitkoly's.
FIRE AT BARRE.
Tho rosidenco of Harvoy Hersoy,
ox-umyor of Barro, on East Hill fn
thnt city, wns totally destroyed by
llro last ovoning nnd only a small por
tion of tho furnituro was savcd.
Tho libniry of Mr. Horsoy was val
ued by him at $12,000 nnd was ti total
loss. A portion of tho houso was oo
cupied by John Hall who had $r,Q0 iu
suraueo. Tho loss on tho house is
plnced at 1,500. Tho furnituro of
Mr. Hersoy wns insured for 87,000 in
tho Vermont Mutual, and thoro was
a policy of f500 .on furnituro bolong
ing to Mrs. Hai'y L. Ford. Tho flro
originatcd from a stovo iu whieh
childron had built u flro using koro.
seno for kindling. The houso was
not coiuplotod.
"I owoiny wholo llfo to Burdook Blood
Blttors. Scrofiilous sores ooverod my
body. I seemod bejoud ouro. B. B, B.
lms iiindo mo n p'i'footly wull woiuau."
Mrs. Chnrloa Iluttcn, Borvllle, Mleli
iHicuiiu s (iriueu sitivo, iou niui thirty
yenrs of mnrvoloiis eiiros of l'llos, Burns,
liolls, Corns. Felous, Uloers, Cuts, Soalds,
Bruisosnud Skin Eriintions nrovo it's th
M1LLI0NS
OF wosvaE
Pressrve, Purify, and Beautlfy
thc Skln, Scalp, Hair,
and tiands with
Millions or Womek uso CtJTicnnA
Soap, assistcd by Cuticuiia Ointmkmt,
for boautif ying tho skln, for cleausing tho
scalp, aud thostopplugof fnlllnc hair, for
softenluR, wliitouliig, aud soothlng rcd,
rougli, nnd sore liunds, for baby rashes,
itchings, and irritatlons, and for all tho
purposes of tlie toilot, bath, aud nursery.
Mlllious of woinen uso Cuticuiia Soap ln
baths for annoyhig irritatlons, iuilamma
tions, andoxcoriatioiis, ortoo freooroffon
slvo prcspiratlon, iu washos for ulcerativo
wcaltnesoa, nnd for many sauatlve, ntitl
septio purposes, which roadily suggest
thomsolves to wotu'eti, especlally mothors.
Complctc Trcatmcnt Tor Ilumours, 81.
C'ouMtliiifori'uriCfKAboAl'CJBo.Jociennxo
tho (-Kln of rru.-ts and scales, and boftcn tlio
thli'koiiediHitti'k'.Ccuci-KA oimtmknt(5(ic.).
to liiEtnntlv allav ltchint!, lnllaintnatlon, nnu
trrltatlon, nnd untliu nnd lieal, nnd CUTILL'llA
ltLsol.VKNT l'lLLS (2Sc.), to cuol and cloauso
the lilood.
CrxicvnA Kesolvent Pili.s (Chocolato
Coated) aro n now, tastlr-ea, odorlesH, econoinlcal
Bubstltute for tho coUhrated llquld CUTICDIIA
Hesolvent, an wull as for all other blood purl
flcr and hnmour cures. 60 doscs, 25c.
Sr.ld throufthout th world Hrltlih Depol'
Chirtirhnute sq., Ixradon. I'.iitkr UscoAau CnxM.
Cu.i .. sole l'rop.., IJottOD, U. A.
MRS. O. L. SMITH RECEIVEs
Mrs. Carlos L. Sniith gave a recop
tion on Tuesday nftornoon to meet her
daugliter, Mrs. E. L. Sniith, of Se
attlo. Tho receiving pnrtv was Mrs.
Carlos L. Sniith, Mrs. Edward L.
Smith, aud Mis Knthorine Sniith.
Mrs. H J.M. Jones, Mrs. E.D. Hyde,
Mrs. F. H. Dwinoll, Mrs. W. O.
Lowe and Mrs. Honry Farwell assist
ed. In tho dining room Miss Anna
Guernsoy.Miss Julia Pock.Miss Edith
Blnuclmrd and Miss Lnura Bakor ser
vod. Tho ioouis were mndo beautiful
with daihies, fonih and rhodendrons
tnstofully nrranged. It was n vory
deilghtful social atTair.
For forty yenrs Dr Fowlor's Extrnct of
wii.i i...., i
lll, .-ll .1 lr-l l J llll". IICUII Ulll 111 &iiluilOr
f.ntiti.lnlii .!-.!.........,. .ltn....t. 1.1 1..
.wiiii!iii.i, vi rvmvi J t II IUI 1 UUl-,1, IJIIIUII
flux, paiu in the stomnoli, nnd it hnsnevor
rul fnll.wl t,x .ln ........... 1.1. ..T..1 1 .. t.
i,iii.i. i j nu tii:j j iiiui Lllllllictl IUI II.
IIEADQLTARTEItS ES TABLISHED
-...u . , . II1UU1 Ui;iUiUllj llj IIIC lilli."
tlan Endoavor convoution iu Boston will
hnvo their headnuarters at Berklev Tem-
Tliu Vui'himiiI .1.i1..r(n.i ii...:.
ple from Octobor li to 17, wliere it is ex-
pocted that all delegates will present
iiji-iii?ui ui'uii iu j w 1115 in ino oiij-.
A Montpollor Woman Asks
'have you a floor paint that will last
two weoks?" Yes. we have Devoe's:
it has a beautiful gloss nnd will wear
two years u properly npplled. Abbott
& Bailev
GULLIBLE ADVERTISERS.
A closo observer of business wnys
aud methods reports tho following:
Au incidont occurrod ou Monday
siiuwiiig mo guuiDiiiuy oi somo oi tno
lnrco advertisers, who trnst thoir
advertising to the distribution of
circulars by boys, who aro evidont
ly unroliablo, instead of to renntablo
newspapers of largo and established
circuintion, dellvered by Unolo Sam's
bonded omployees. Threo boys woro
distributing pamphlots ndvertising n
Iiaiii Kiiior. uno party nau oiovon lett
at tho house, anothor seven, nnd an
othor ninotoen. Tho party having sov
cn kopt ono and left the othor six
spread out so that the boys couldn't
help seeing thom whon thoy returned.
Tlioy took tho six and tuokod them
undor the pianzn of tho houso whoro
thoy had delivered tho niuetoen.
Investigation showed that tliero woro
flfty undor that samo piazza, making
n total of oighty-ono books left at
threo houses, an nvorngo of twcnv
sovon to a i'amily. Comuiont is uii
nocessary. tr itooic iia i t.iiii i'iti:i:.
A. A, 1 VK UIIS, ('oiiui'Hlloiiii, liillaiiimu
ci'iiusSiliin., l.iina FmT. .Mllk Koter.
II. ll.IH'ltAIXK. I.niiitno.ii, Injurii-..
cuiiEsf ltlii'iiiualliiiii.
ct'UEs ( lllnlfiniu'r.
CUi'ihvOlt.MH. Ilul.. (j.b..
15. Iv. jrorilllt;. ColiN. Inniii'iiia, lullamod
cv.us ( l.uiiua, iMi-iirii-Piicuiiiiiiiln.
i '!"'"' U'llviichc Wlnii-lllouu,
ctrnraj lllnrrlii'a, l)(oniirv.
(i.C. I'ri M iil. .1IS( AltltlACi:.
cl'iiK8 1 WH.M3Y .V lll,AIlli:il IM()UI1I!I18.
I. I. IWKI.V 1IIK1:S1:k. Mnniie, I'.ruulloiui,
cuiiEa tl lii rn, (JroH.o, l'nroy.
.1. II. (II VII fll.MII'I l(l. hliirlna t'ont,
CUHK8S Inilliic.lliiii, l-loinnrli hliiKucra.
00c. caclu Btablo Caso. Tcu Bpocinas, Book, &c.,7.
At ilruKKlita, or wut prepald n recrlpt of iirlco.
Ilumphroy' Modlclno Co., Cor. Wllllam & John
Btrcets, Now York.
(fiticura
FOUL I'LAY SU.I'i:CTEI)
Tho loiiinlnt of Thoiuns .1. Orllllii. who
wns loiitid iutho ilvor nt. Hniin WniliiiK.
(hi. wi 1 1- tnKoii to St. Joliiishury thls
III I I tj
ottite'n Atloiney Iloar boliovos that
thoro wnsfoul plny cotnieeted wllh (Jrlf
lln's denth nnd iu n fow duys will iimhI ,i
itivestlgiitlon beforo n Justlco nt which
tlino tho physloinns, who performed tho
iuitopy, will bo cnllod tijion to tostlfyns
to their llndliigs, notwithstniidlng that
tlioy reportod on Weduesday that tlrinin's
denth wns duo to drownlng und sald thnt
tlioro was wntor iu tho mnn's lungs. Tho
Stnto'8 nttoriioy bolioves tho man wns u
visuor ut sonio itivor stroet resort n phort
tlmo prlor to his denth.
Mothor Always Koopslt Handy.
"Jlv inothor sufforod u loinr tlnm frrmi
dlstrossing iinlns nnd geiiend 111 henlth
duo pnmnrily to liidlgostlon," says L W
Spnldliig, Verona, Mo. "Two yenrs ngo I
gothorto try Kodol. Shogrow botter nt
onco uud, ntlho ngo of sovuuty-slx, eats
iiiiyuiiugsue wnnts, rcmurKing tnuteho
fonrs no bud offeets ns she lins her bottlo
of Kodol handy." Don't wnsto tlmo doo
tonng syinptoms. Oo nfter tho causo. If
your stouiaoh is sound your heullh will bo
good. Kodol resls tlio stomnch nnd
strongthoiis tho body by digosting your
iooo. ii is uaiure s own tonio. u, iuaKioy s
BWEN'S BUNCH OF KEYS. .
Simon alins "Sausago" Bowcn, who
was taken into custody Tuesday mor
ning, by Chief Reagan on complnint
of Sheriff Adklns of Elizabethtown.
N. Y., who charges him with liaving
commited a burglary at Lako Placid,
N. Y., will probably lmvo moro than
ono chargo to Answor to ns it is lenrn
ed that boyond doubt Bowen was con
nected with two other brcaks at dif-
f crcnt camps. hen Chief Renijan es
corted him from polico headqurtors to
jail ho took from his pockot a bunch of
peouliar keys nnd said. "Tako those. I
don't wnnt them on mo if thoy search
mo." Lnter lie told the cliiof that
they bolongcd to a party in Winooski
near the Fanny Allen hosnital althouch
ho did not know thc name. Ho said
whon asked how ho came in possossion
of tho koys thnt he had been at work
for tlie party and that tho koys bo
longcd to tho barns and out houses
about tno premiscs.
Tho koys, somo nino in number.
cvidently flt hcavy locks such as would
nnturnlly bo found on boat houses.
Acts Immocllatcly.
Colds are poinetlmes more troitblesoino
iu suniiuer tlum iu winter. it's so hurd to
koep lroui ndding to them whllo cooling
off nftor oxoroifo. Ono .Vltiuto Cougli
Curo cures at. onco. Ahsolutely snfo. Aota
iininedliitely. Suro ouro for coiiglis, oolds,
oroup, throat aud luiig troublos 0. Blnk
loy's. WINDHAM COUNTY.
Brattleboro, July i).-The Republi
can county convention noiuinated yes
terday for Senators, C. D. Spencer of
Wilmington nnd M. R. Lawrenco of
Bellows Falls; sheriif, E. P. Will
iauis of Putney; assistant judges, F.
F. Pier of'Jamaica and Frank Wor
deu of Halifax ; judges of probate,
north district, Zina H. Albeo of Bel
lows Falls ; south district, E. L. Wa
terman of Brattleboro. Tho liquor
issue was not tho only ono before tlie
convention. There was a livoly dis
cussion over the removal of the county
seat from Newfane to Brattleboro
and the nomination of C. D. Sponcer
is n victory for tho project. On tho
teiuperance question Mr. Spencer is
a prohibitiouist, although ho has de
olared liimself in favor of tho present
Stato platform. Mr. Lawrence was a
Clement man.
The temporanco plank of tho plat
form was ondorsed and a resolution
in favor of W. P. Dilliugham for
United States Senator was unauimous
ly passed.
A special feature of the convention
was tho speeches of Hou. Kittridgo
Haskius and Hon. Jnmes L. Martiu.
Both spoko in opposition to any bolt
ing from tho regular Republicnn nom
ineo, aud impressed upon those pres
ent tho importnneo of harmony in
the party rauks for the coming fall
clection.
Necd More Help.
Ofteu tlio ovor-taxod organs of aiges
tion cry out for help by Dysnepsia's paius,
Nausen, Dlzzlness, lloadaehes. liver com
plaints, bowel dljordej's. Suoh troubles
call for pronipt uso of Dr. Klng's Xew
Life I'ills. They aro gontle, thorough aud
guarauteed to cure. !i5e nt C. Blnkely's.
BREACII OF PROMISE SUIT.
Ercma Mnrie Massucco, wlio resides
in this city with S. Massucco, her
brother.has brought suitagainst Dom
euico Tomasi for n breach of promiso,
flxing tlio damages at $25,000. A writ
of attachment has beon sorved upon
Tomasi and his property bound up.
Tho plaintiff is nlso a sister of To
masi's flrst wife, who died about four
years ago. Tlio plaintilf oluims To
masi marricd hor in Italy about threo
years ago. Iu that country, both a
civil and rcligious ceremony aro requir
ed to mako a marriago logal nnd sho
claims Tomasi and sho woro marricd
in a Catliolio ehurch, but tho civil
coremony was doforred until they
should reach thls countiw as Tomasi
clnimcd it would bo oheapor. Upon
reaohing this country Tomasi still
deforred having the coremony per
formed upon ono protoxt and another.
Sho clnims ho left her here and wont
back to Italy whoro ho took unto
himsolf a fairor aud moro youthful
brido.
Tomasi, who has been a fruit mor-
ohant on Lowor Main streot, returned
from Italy with wifo No. 3, only ro-
cently, aftor n two years' nbsonco.
This was tho sigiial for tho axo of No.
2 to fall and it is also said No. fi is
wrought up over tho atl'nir nnd thus
ioniiisi s lot is not u happy ono. To
masi clnims No. 2 loft him and ho
settled with hor for ?000 but sho says
no sottlemont has been made ns sho
refused to accopt tho inonoy olforod
hor.
POST OFFICK DISCONTINCF.D.
I'ho Dost-ollloo ut Onklniid will t.c dis-
ooiiliniiod July ill, nccordliig to unotioo
ocolvod by l'ostiiinstor (Jeorgo T. Childs
Tuosdny
EX-l'REST. JIMJNEZ AltRI VES.
Nnw York, July 11. Among the pass-
engers arriving this morning on the
bteamcn Uty ot washington Irom West
Indian ports is ,Iuan Ju.iincz, deposed
l'rcsulent ol ban iJouunco. Ue retuscd
to talk about his aflairs wli
hen approached
bynew spaper mon.
QUEER WFATHKR.
Wealher's tnlghty quecr
For (his timc of year.
Seenis to ct d! mixed
So It can't get fixed.
Then it lops about,
Fillhig us with douLl
Till wc'rc thinking it
Never will be fit.
Summer now is on
June Is fairly gotie,
Thcrefoie rlghtalong
Hcat should come up strong.
But it's not the way ;
Maybe for a day
'Twill be warm, and then
Come the chills agaln.
Makes a fcllow feel
It's his timc to squeal
When his heavy coat
He around must tote,
And the girlsare sad,
Saying it s too bad
Thnt a chilly clime
Comes in shirt waist timo.
Iccmcn too, are sore,
YVorse thnn e'er before,
For when days are colcl
They've big stocks unsold.
Soda fountain clerks
Work by starts and jerks;
One day there's a rush,
Then a lengthy hush.
Must be somcthing wrong
When it's so blamed long
E'er we gct the clime
Suited to the time.
INDEPENDENCE AND CONSENT
Tlie enthusinsm in Manila on ac
count of President Roosevelt's procla
mntion of peaco and amnesty shows
how casily people reconcile theuiselves
to Amoricau "tyranny" It must be
saddening to the anti-iiuperialists to
see what craven catift's these Filipino
friends are. Is it not a terribh fnte
for a peoplo to submit to law nnd
sottled governmont ; to receivo a wider
freedom aud larger rights than it
ever knew before, aud to prefer peace
and civilization to misccllaneous
tbroat-cutting, perjietunl rovolution
aud snvagery'' So many seas of tenrs
and ink liave been shed over theso re
creant Hampdens nnd Washiiigtons.
Yet all is not lost, evon if there are
unworthy Filipinos. The high pur
poso of the anti-imperialists is not to
bo changed. In behalf of govcrumont
by the consent of tho govfrned, thc-y
will not cease to try to forco upon the
Filipinos indopendeiice without and
ngainst thoir conseut. The Filipiims
must be indepeiideut wliether they
want to be or not. Coufound thc
scoundrels! What do thoy mean by
rebolling against tlie anti-i'mperialists,
throwing over their rescuers aud
bendinp basely to satraps and despots
New York Snn.
TWO DEATHS.
Lonis Seuor, a farmer of Warren,
nged about seventy years, died this
morning from the effects of accidental
shooting on Tuesday evening. He had
a shot gun nud was about to shoot at a
skunk when the gun was accidental
ly discharged by getting taugled iu a
clotheslino aud the charge tore liis
right arm iu shreds to the shoulder.
His daugliter, Mrs. G. W. Bouuette
of this city, aud her husbaud went to
Warren on Tuesday uight. Dr. Chand
ler was summoned to Warren ou
Weduesday to amputate the arm but be
fore learing received a telegram au
nonucing Mr. Seymour's death. The
deceased i snrvived by a wife and
several children.
Thomas J. Griflin, a paiuter, resid
iug in Barre, was found iu tlie river
near the Central Vermont bridge in
that city at about niue o'clock Wed
nesday, being discovered by Kendall
Ohenowyth, a flremau ou the Will
iamstown traiu.
When found the body was caught
by one of the feet iu some roots aud
was lying face dowuward. The au
thorities were notifled aud the body
was taken to the undertakiiig rooms of
Hooker & Co. , wliere au autopsy was
held which showed that the mau died
from drowniug aud presnmably
through accident, altliongh at flrst"
wounds on the head led to tho beliet
that there had beeu foul play. The
physicians performing the autopsy de
eided thnt the wounds ou the head
were caused by the fall into the water.
Griflin was well knowu about this
city being employed by J. C.Crowlev
Crowley had not seeu'him siuce July
4 as the man had been indulgiug heav
ily in liquor aud had kept away from
the shop. Chief of Police Browu saw
him at one timo Sunday. Griflin was
forty-two years of age aud unmarried.
He came from St. Johnsbury nud had
lived in Barre twelve years. He leaves
n brother John, who resides nt East
Barre.
"Cure the coughaud savethe life."
Dr. Wood's Norway Piue Symp
cures cougli and colds, dowu to the
very vergo of cousumptiou.
THREE PERSONS DR OWNED.
Long Beaoh, Loug Island, July 11.
Threo persons were ' drowue'd off
Point Lookout today by the capsizing
of n launch. Ouo bodv was recovered.
THREE EARTHQUAKE SHOCKS.
St. Thomas, D. W. I., July U.
Advlces recoived from St. Vincent sur
three earthquako shocks woro felt
there on Tuesday, within four hours,
DyspepSia Cure
Dincsts what vou cat.
" 1-K-l'utUI.IWU .KU 1.(11113 (lil Ui CUtJ
dlgestants and djgests nll kimls of
rnnrl 1. ..i.... . I. ......... . l
uyu. itmi;aiii5iii,iij ronei auu never.
fnllS tO Pl'ri' Tt. nllnU'B Will t.. nn nll
tno food you want. The most sensltiv,
stomriclis can takc It. Bv its uso in.iny
cured after every thiiifi else falled. It
iuuveiiis Kiriniiiionoigason tnoston.
ach, relievitig nll (11. tress after entintt,
Dlctlng UHucfcsspry. Tleasant totake.
12 can't help
Dut oo you good
paredonlyby K.ci DeWitt.MCo. Ciiicajre.
Ttiof 1. bottlo contaVnaan tliacsthuOOc&li&