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VERMONT WATUUMAN & STATE JOURNAL, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1902.
Montpelier ancl Vlcinlty.
LOCAL HAPPEN NINC
Humnno Agcnt Fullor of Burlington
wns lu this city Thursday.
Dr. and Mrs. Goorgo L. Lnr.o of
Boston nro vlsiting rolutivcs in tho
city.
Mrs. W. S. CnrtiH of Rnndolph is
pnsslng ti wook with frionds iu this
city.
Mr. nnd Mrs. P. 13, McAuliiTo nud
ohild lntvo retvrned froin n visit in
Burlington.
i?' ,T. S. Moultou of Randolph is vlsit
iug his sou, Olnronco 13. Monlton, for
iv fow days.
Mr. inid Mrs. P. F. McAuliffo nud
tlnughtor of Burlington iiro vlsiting
rolutivcs iu town.
Capt. 13. M. Millor of Brandon wns
in tliis city Tlmrsduy on busiucss por
tniuing to Co. O of thut town.
Mrs. J. V. Humilton, wifoVftho
flrst nssistunt clork of tho Honso, hns
gono to Brockton, Mnss., for u short
stny
A. D. Lamson has movcd his family
from Cabot to tliis city hnviug securcd
npositiou witn tiioJNiiuouai iiiu cum-
pauy.
Tho'Tloonl lodgo of Knights of
Pvthias is to givo a sories of outor
tainnionts, tlio procecds to purohnso a
piuno. , ., ., l
.Tocl Fostor, suporinteudent of wntor
worKs, is mnking his flual propurn
tioiis for wintor by ilusliiufijlio hy-
drauts. - '
7). C. Iloath has gono to Morrisville to
juiike urrnugomonts for loenting thero,
intouding to opon a paint sliop iu thut
villngo.
Misscs Kato Allnrd nud Auna Hani
i tou linvo roturned to thoir hoii'e in
Winooski, nftcr n visit with frionds in
t'lis city.
V. 13. Towno nud' family, who havo
1 pcu visitiuc in thisreity for sonio
t hnc, havo roturiiedj'jto thoir homo in
Vaterbury.
Rii.v Atkins of Moretown wns in tliis
city Thursday ou" busiucss conucctcd
with tlio building "oi a uow saw niill
in his town.
Russell Smitir.of Addison is passing
tcn days in this city tho gnest of his
fathcr, S. 13. Smith, tho Rcpresontn
tivo from thut towii.
Ilcrmon F. Frccman 'nnd'Lona Mny
Luco, both of Waterbury, woro mar
ried iu Montpelier, Noveniber 0, by
llcv. J. Edward Wright.
Tho youug son ofTJohu Paul of
Waterbury, who has bccn stopping in
this city, 1ms been stricken with diph
thoria and hns gono to his homo.
In tho gamo botwuen Brown and
Tuft's on Weduesdny, Tom Dunham
of Barro ngnin distingnishod himself,
makiug n forty-yard run for a tonch
down. Tlio caso'pouding boforo tlio Suprcme
Court relnting to disbannout of Stato's
Attornoy .Tamcs B. T)ouov'iiy of Addi
son county was contiuued Thursday
nftornoon.
G. B. Evans, hnviug rceeivcd oflicial
notico of his olection ns sherill' of
Washington county, will niako his np
poiulment of doputies dnring tho noxt
two weoks.
Wilder' s orchestrn is bookcd for a
private wodding and a rccoptiou iu
Burlington nnd n concortiu tho White
Rivcr .Tuuctiou loctnre courso, duriug
tho month of Decombor.
Tho nowly orgnuizod baskot ball
team, orgauizod by tho Y. M. 0. A.
of Burlington, will probably play n
tciun from this city Decombor 22 iu
tho gymnasium in thnt city.
Johu E.Harris returuod to his homo"
in Morrisvillo today nnd will prob
nbly uot roturu to coutiuuo his duties
as a legislativo roporter ns his henlth
will not iiermit liim'to do so.
St. Johusbury'fT contlictiug iutorests
hnvo hurmoiiized nud n chnrtor for a
trolley road botweeu that nnd sonio
noighboring towus will bo grantcd.
"Do uot tnlk to tho motormnn. "
Georgo Couuors haB four haudsomo
St. Bernard pups du exhibition in tho
window of tho Megrnth pharmacy.
Tho parontB are high blooded dogs,
both hnviug tnkonprizes on tho bonch.
A bif1!ofJ)rivniry'nmoug tho local
photogrnphf rs, conpled with tho ad
vout of a uow mnu from Burlingtou.
hns kuocked tho bottom out of prices
duriug tho legiBlntivo sessiou nt
least.
rHon. J, M. Fisher nud wifo of 'Ca
bot nro in tho city visiting thoir
dnughter, Miss Julia Fostor, who is
ono of tho tunchors in tho Uniou
school,nud looking in upon tho Legis
laturo. Tho granito manufacturiug projiorty
of 0. H. Moro & Compuny hns been
sold to O. H. Moro & Company, (iu
copporated) nud it iB undorstood thnt
W. E. Adnms iB tho trensurcr of tho
compauy. "
Mrs. M. H. Rico is in tho city to
suporintond tho londing of hor honso
hold goods propnrntory to joiuing Mr.
Rice in Worcester, Mnss.. whoro thoy
uro to resido. Mr. Rico will follow
his cnlliug of jowolor.
Tho polico dopartmont of this city
DISCOVKItED HY
r&ra vnffr,v rn m
WWV L is La.TzY3liLS I f KINQ8T0N, N. Y.
ABSOLlf I
Sr.CURlTY.
Ccnuinc
Carter's
Little Liver Pills.
Must Bonr Slenaturo of
Sco Fac-Slmlle Wrapper Bclow.
Vcrjr nnU nnil ns tajry
to taUo ns snffar.
FOR KEADACHE.
FOR DIZZIHESS.
FOR BILIOUSNESS.
FOR T0F1PID LIVER.
FOR CONSlirATIOH.
FOR SALLOW SKIN.
FOR 7HEC0MPLEXI0H
rupg mr.vc hfadache.
hns beon askod to look out for G. L.
Hunt of Lostorshiro, X., Y., who dis
nppeared in April, being iusane at tho
timo. It is thought tho nian niay bo
living undor tho namo of G. 13. Smith.
Di Minnio Marshall ri'turncd on
T'.uu-sday oveniug from hor visit in
2ow York. It is undorstood slio is
soon to go to Californin to locnto and
that sho will bo nccoinpatiiod by Miss
Rynn, former matrou of tho lloaton
hospit.il.
At tho bnsiness iiR'cting of tho
Apollo Olub, hold on Thursday ovcn
ing, Ptiul S. Dillingham, Alfred II.
Tomnlo, D. F. Ryle, Hnrry Pnrk nnd
Wilham Millor wcro admitted to mcin
borsliip. Two npplicatious woro nlso
recoivcd.
A corcniouinl scssion for worl: of
Mt. Sinni Templo, Ordor of tho Mystic
Shrino, will bo hold in Armory hall ut
7 :!!0 o'clock on Tuosdny ovcning, No
vcmbcr 18, nt which timo n largo clnss
of cundidates will trip ucross tho hot
sauds of tho dosort.
IJow is this for n tnblo do hote din
ncr, indulged iu by two youug men
from Greensboro viBiting iu tho city
todny? Thrco dozen crackors, n ponud
nnd a hnlf of cheeso, n pound cnn of
sardines, n cau of coru and for des
sort two jelly rolls nud mixed fruit.
It wns quito n coucession whou the
Hou. Ilenry Ballnrd, n Burlington
mau, iu tlio courso of his rcmarks at
tho tubcrculosis henring on Wcdnus
day niglit, admitted that thoro wns
somethiug olso iu this world moro im
portant thau tho proposition to re
movo tho capitol to Burliugtou.
Henlth Ofllcor Liudsay states
thnt thero was not uow acnsoof dipli
th( ria in town or nuy ovideuccs of nny
pn bb o cascB. Thoro havo becu
tweivo cases iu tho city this fall which
wore couflned to oight families. Tho
premises hnvo beon thoroughly fnmi
gnted und the quarautiues lifted.
Tho committeo, which has iuo hargo
tho promotiou of tho coustructiou of a
steam railroad between this city and
Rutland, said todny thnt tho outlool.
for tho consummation of tho schcmo
was most oncournning. Tho commit
teo, howovor, rofnsod to givo out any
particulurB for pnblicntiou 'nt presont.
Tho dircctor6, tho Ladics Auxiliary
nud Youug Men's Auxilinry oxecutivo
committeo of tho Y. M. 0. A. , ut a
joiut meoting hold on Tuesday ovou
iug, voted to oxtoud a call to H. R
Bolles, assistaut secrotnry of the Bur
lington Y. M. 0. A., to becotno tho
Boorotary nnd physical director of tho
Montpelier nssociatiou.
A missiouary conforeuco of all tho
Bnptist churches iu Centrnl Vermont
will bo hold in this city Tuosdny,
Nov. 25, nt which timo Rov. W. E.
Wittor, Now Euglaud district secro
tnry of Boston nnd Rov. nud Mrs. O. F.
Groesbook of Iloug Koug, Chiuu, will
dolivor nddrosses. Other prominout
spoakors will bo presout. Tho oxor
cises will bo hold in tho Baptist
ohurch.
Tho Rylo & McConnick compnny
havo received from Now York pnrtics
n coutrnct to cut a hnudsomo soldiors'
mouumcut thirty-oight feot hich from
light Bnrro grnuito. Tho mouumont
will iucludo threo bnses, tho bottom
ono boiug niuo feot squuro, threo dieB
nnd two caps surmouutcd by tho statuo
of a privato soldier resting upon his
musket. Tlio statuo will bo oight
feot in hoight.
Tho maungemout of tho Calondnr
Olub for tho beuefit of Hcaton Hospi
tal wish to nsk tho prompt paymont of
duos of nll tho mombors. About 100
hns boon colloctod and it is hopod tho
full nmouut for tho yoar $fif9 cnn bo
dopositcd iu tho bnuk, Docombor flrst.
This sum hns beon rniBed by tho pny
mout of $1.30 of cach mombor and uu
liko most "bouoflt" plaus nothing hns
to bo deducted for oxpousos.
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KS?1
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ENT
Dlssolvcs and qulckly rcmovea ttono an I rcil and whlto BniTelfroiB
tlio Kldi.rje artd bladdcr, Btojis tlio lutcno jialn (Kldncy Collcjdue to
thosofor Ignbodlcaand ortcn avoldathotitoof tlioBurt'Oon'eknlfe.
C'aUurabolvcntrrvont8 tlio fonnatlon of etono and (,'ravcl by dli
tolvlng tho urlcacld and carrying lt ofl throuBh tlio natural channeli,
lim i purlfj Iny tlio Uloud, and corrcctlni; t Uobb urlc ocld condltlonf
ortliestomachnblrlipruducourlooclilpoltonliiBoutUieumaUim,
llcura!(;la, nnd p-rlodlcal lieadachcs of womcn. Calcura SolTeot
L'S A MEW MEDSCINE.
H tspclu f;all BtonfB,Elvlngalioaltliy nctlon to tho Llvet, relle?e
the paln of nillous Collcaml curvs OonBtlpatlon of tho IJoweli.
'r. lMvhKcnncdir has fald of it, "Calcura Holvcnt 1b tho outcomo
of my long cxpcrlcnco &aa J'liyblclanandSurgcnn and I coneldcr
t't'a dUcovcry tho grcatcBt achlevcmcnt of my llfo." Unqnttion-
cuin tuiuinoniaiBBcnionrcqactu f i.uu ootuo at aildrugglBts,
pitrv of kennedy now.
Anothorof ArtlstT. W. Wood 's i eii.t
lngs hns been lmng in tho pro fitltut
ofllco of tho Montpollor Snvings l iik
nnd Trust Company. It is u hull l (.)
trnit of .Tanii'H W. Brook, presitlint if
tho institution, and lopresen ts liin
stnuding' in a chuructoristic ptiititi
with his hunds in his poekoU. rIli
otlior two portrnits in tho colhddi
nro of Admlral Clark und tho intc
liomor W. Heatou.
Tho Sonnto sat down hard on S cn
ator Stilcs' bill to ropeal that par t of
tho presont eattlo law providing foi
tosting und killing of cuttlo . Tho nu
thor nppear edstunnod by tho advo uo
roport of tho coinniitteo nnd roso to
spcnk just nn instnnt too lato,th c votc
having bi'Oii pnt boforo ho atl dicptcri
tho chair. By tho wuy Sonato r Stilcs
is niuch roinnrkod ubout bocuuso of his
striking porsonal rcseniblaiico to tho
lato Prcsidont McKinloy.
Souator Emory and Sonator Sutton
liiul n livoly tilt on Tuesduy nftornoon
ovor tho bill of tho formor relating to
purity of olections. Wit nnd snrcusiu
cnmo from tho spoakors in a way thnt
onlivoned tho Senato greatly and
nmnsed Hstoners who througed tho
lobby and gallery as soon ns tho word
wns passed out thnt thoro wns a scrup
on. Emory won by gotting his bill
ordorod to n third reading.
Doputy Shoritr Tracy bronght F. C.
Flynu of Plaiullcld to this city Thurs
day nud lodgod him iu jail,
chargcd with uttompting to ovndo u
hotel bill thoro. It wns lcnrned Friduy
morning thnt ho was wnnted in Gran
itovillo for uu uttoinptod nssault nnd
ho wns takon to Bnrro whoro ho wns
taxed $50 und costs iu tho city court
for tho nssault nud for tho board bill,
duo in Plninnold, ho paid 5 nud
costs.
Forty-sovon bills introduccd, threo
passod, ono killcd, ton ordored to third
reading, ouo laid on tho tnblo, two
."joint resolutions ordored to third rend
iug, ono reforrod, nnd ono Sonnto roso
lntiou ndoptcd that is tho rocord of
tho Sonato for Tuesduy. Protty fair
for u hody that has many inembors
now to tho businehS. Of courso it
can't bo oxpoctcd to bo so oxpoditious
as tlio Unitcd States Sonnto iu pass
iug privato pcnsion bills.
On " Tuesduy aftcmoon Prcsidont
Stnutou rocoivcd u tolegram stuting
thut tho St. Louis oxposition commis
sionors who woro oxpcctod horo Nov.
1(1 will uot arrive until tho 17th. In
uccordanco with Soilator Backus' ruso
lution, Prcsidont Stantou has appoint
edSonators Backus, Cartmell, Russoll,
Mayo, and Greeno, committeo to in
vestigato and report coni'orniug tho
ndvisability of having u Yonnont
building ut tho St. Louis cxposition.
Iu stickiug to its original toxt and
rofnsing to recoiihidiT tho Highgate
road relief bill tho llouso has estiib
lished a precodent that will sive tho
Stato somethiug. Put that dowu to
tho crcdit of tho Ilouse, pleaso. Tho
gentloman from Cavendish bet forth tho
real "milk in tho cot'oaiiut" whou ho
said ho had in his pocknt a mensnro of
u similar kiud which his constituunts
wnnted him to presont, and which ho
wonld fccl freo to introduco if tho
Highgate bill went throngh.
At a meetiugof tho board of truBtees
of tho Stato library ou Wednesday
nftornoon Goo. W. Wiug of this city
was elected secretary and librariau to
flll tho vaeaucy cansed by tho death of
lliraiu A. Huso. Mr. Wing will pro
paro tho bicuuial roport concorniug
tho llimucial conditiou of tho library
duriug tho comiug week. It is au ex
collcut nppoiutmout. Mr. Wiug is
poculinrly qunlifiod by untnro nud flt
ted by oxporionco for tho ollico to
which ho hns been nppoiuted.
Hurry Hutcluuson nud Willinm J.
Pollartl, omployco3 nt tho Luuo Mnu
ufuctnring compuuy's shops, snstuined
painfnl injuriesWeducsdny whiloussist
ingin moviugalargo wnterwheol. Tho
wheel had beon ruised from tho floor
with a chniii dorrick whou tho niech
auism slippcd letting the wheel full,
piuchiug both men. Mr. Hutchiusou
wns tho most soriously iujurod, ouo
haud being badly crushed whilo both
tho nrms of Mr. Pollurd woro jnmmod
nud brnised but no boues woro broken.
O. H. Cross & Son ontortaiued
forty-sovon visitors on Friday, that
boiug tho uumbor of pupils from tho
kindorgnrtou that paid the cstablish
mout a call. Mr. Cross showod his
diminutivo visitors ovor tho plunt.
Work was suspeudcd whilo tho chil
drou saug tho "Bakor'B Soug. " Bo
foro lenving cach tot was givou a
warm cruckor right from tho ovou and
a stick of caudy. Thoy loit,discussiug
thoir host iu tho most fnvorablo torms.
CMrs. H. R. IIaywurd,wifo ofRoi)
rosontativo Hayward, of TunbridKO,
who hnd a pnrtinl shock last week
Thursday, is somowhat improvod and
oxpects to return to hor homo within a
day or two.
Tho gamo at Burlingtou Wodncsday
nftornoon botweou tho foot ball teams
ropresonting tho Edmuuds High school
nnd Montpelier Semiuary wns won by
tho latter. Within ouo-half of n
minnto from tho timo play began,
Montpolior's right half bnck, Ilaynes,
dashcd around left ond nnd went
dowu tho fleld for n sensntiounl run
of oighty ynrds nnd a tonchdown.
Mclvor kickod tho gonl. No othor
scoriug by oithor ienm wns douo
duriug tho romniudor of tho gauio.
This makos tho flrst timo Edmuuds
has beon dofoated this yoar, thoy hav
ing beatou Montpelier Sominnry ou
thoir own grouuds bouio weoks sinco,
ns woll ns St. Albaus nnd Goddnrd.
At ono timo duriug yestorday's gamo
tho Burlington boys had tho ball with
in ton yardB of thoir opponents' gonls
but not boiug nblo to retniu it , lost
thoir only chnncoof scoring. Edmnnds
plnyed slightly tho better gnmo in tho
socond hnlf of tho contest, although
thoy woro somowhut lightor thnn
thotr oppouonts. Brott of Burliugtou
nnd Whulou of this, oity uctod nB ollU
cials.
Disastrous Wrocks.
Cnrelessncss is reapouaiblu for many a
railway wrock nutl tlio snmo ciuises are
mnking liumiui wreeka of Biiffcrers from
Tlut.it nnd Lung troiiblcs. But sinco tho
ailvent of Dr. King's Now Disoovory for
Consuniption, Couglis niul Cohls, evun
tlio worst cnscs cau bo cur'od nud liojielesa
rusiguatioii is no longor necessary. Mrs.
Loia Cragg of Dorchestor, Mnss., is ono
of many whose lifo was savcd by Dr.
King's Now Discovery. Tliis gieat rein
cdy is guarnntocd for all lliroat und
Lung tliscascs by C. lllukoly, tlruggist,
Prico r0o, nud 1.00. Trial bottlea freu.
AStgcfable PrcporalionrorAs
similaling ihcFood niulllcdnla
ling itic Stoinachs antlDowcls of
Promolcs Digcslion.Clicerfiil
nessancinest.Contains ncilhcr
Opium.Morpliinc orliiicral.
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Whtnynm ncnvr.
Apcrfccl Rcmctly forConslipo
non, Sour Slomach.Diarrhoca
rorms .Coiwutsions .Fcvcrislv
ncss nnil Loss OF SLEEP.
FacSlinilc Si'gnnlure or
NEWYOI1K.
EXACT COPy OF WRAPPER.
T13MFERAN013 IIEARING.
Tho public hcaring boforo tho joint
committeo on tomperauco on Thurs
day ovcning drow a smiill attendauco
as comparcd with tho formor public
heariug beforo this committeo. Sen
ato." Emory, tho ch.urmau, iutroduco.l
Hon. Johu Young of Newport us ono
tiunlitled to s enk upon tho nuestion
of tho rcft,..oii lum. Mr. Young spoKo
brieny of the ovils ot the hquor
tralllo und of tho ovident intcntion
and dcsiro of tho pooplo of Yonnont
to restrain as far us possiblo tho salo
of intoxi-ant - Iu this couno tiou ho
said th.it tlio salo of liqnorin Yormont
wns rnthor u mattor of policy than of
morals just nt presont, as tho rocpiit
election had pluiiily sliown public son
tiinent upon tho ninttor of our litiuor
luws. A majority of tho courts of last
resort had hold that u referoudum wa i
uncoustitutional uudor our form of
govornuiout. In submittiug to tho
peoplo a mattor which applicd to tho
wholo Stato, on a referoudum, thoro
was dauger thnt tho policy of the
Stuto wonld not be niiiform iu voting
upon the snmo.
Ho spoko of tho 20th Yermout Ro
ports, and of tho grcat nbility of
Judgo Isaao Redfield, who said that
it "was complimontary to tho Legifi
laturo to let tho peoplo deoido fo,r
thomselves whethor or not thoy wnnt
ed a law, nud whethor or uot they
woro iu a conditiou and ablo to eu
forco it. "
Honico W. Bailoy, a membcr of tho
committee, iuterrognted Mr. Young:
"I would liko to nsk tho goutlemau
if ho cousidors oithor form of local
option to which ho hns roforred, the
voto by towns for the ncceptanco of a
meusuro or tho submittiug of a ques
tion to tho wholo peoplo of tho Stato,
if ho cousidors oithor form cousti
tutionnlV" Roplyiug, Mr. YonngBuid:
"Today tho dccided weight of auth
ority by tho courts of last resort in
this couutry is in favor of the legality
nnd coustitutiouulity .of a local option
law; that is, ncts depending upon
nrceptuuco or rojoctiou by tho voters
of a section of tho Stnto. Thnt clnss
of legislatiou todny is hold coustitu
tional by tho majority of tho courts
of last. resort iu this conntry. "
In conclnding Mr. Young said:"My
couelusion is this thnt n reforendum
lw proporly frnincd which affccts tho
peonio of a wholo Stuto mny just nB
woll bo submitted to. tho voto of tho
wholo Stnto ns a local option law uiay
bo submittod to a town to say whothor
it will havo liconso or uot iu that
town. I say thnt no distiuction of
principlo cnn bo tlrawu botweeu tho
two propositions. It is concodod by
all courts today that n local option
lasv is constitutional whethor it ro
lntos to tho salo of liquor or to auy
othor questiou. " Mr. Young wns
warmly applnnded ns ho ilnishod.
Rov. John L. Sowoll wns ititroducod
by Sonator Emory and spoko in favor
o! Houso bill 10-l.rolntiug to tho salo of
liquor, spokon of ns the Battoll bill.
Tho sponkor roforrod to tho intenso
fooling that oxists between tho liconso
nud prohibition ndvocutcs and said ho
bolioved thnt tho recont olection
howed a wish upou tho part of tho
peoplo for a difforout form of law
Trhoroby tho uso and salo of intoxi
cants sliould bo govorned. Ho nmin
tniuod that "ovory succssful nttack
madpupon tho prohibitory law is au
argumont" nnd that tho prohibitiou
ists inust ncknowlodgo thnt sorious do
foots oxist ln tlio prosent law. Ho
favorotl tho Bnttell bill on accouut of
the distribution of tho profitB accrn
iug from tho salo of liquor, belioviug
thut "humnn nvarico" would bo los
seuod uudor thnt bill. Ho said that
tho disponsary systom "gives nbsolnto
prohibitiou from sunriso to sunsot"
and that tho Battoll bill is a liconso
bill nnd a local option bill withont n
saloon." Ho favorod tho Battoll bill
upou tho ground that stntistics hnd
sliown thnt tho systom adopted by Mr.
Battoll, iu liis bill, had tondod to
tninimizo druukouuoss. In closing tho
reforrod to tho domauds mndo by
prohibitionists nud liceuso men and
said "Tho Battoll bill is a compromlso
nud it is my oarnost hopo that this
committeo look favorably npon tho
amo. ' '
t m im You llaveAmm Boupil
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CASTORIA
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CIIAPLAIN FULLER'S ADDii:3 i ?.
Considoring tho numbor of impoit
nnt committoo hcarinps, tho nttontl
auco ut tho Iccturo by Clinplain J. K.
Fullor of tho Stato prison ut Windsor
was vory good iudeed, und thtin who
wo-o thero henrd soiiii' intoicsting
things nbout tlio prison nnd tho prin
ciples thut shonld undcrlio nnd govorn
thnt institution, told in u b"ight way.
Mr. Fullor is an efl'ectivo tall.or nnd
points his remarks with illustrations
casily remombored. Ho gnvo sovoral
instancos to show tho tliro need of
sympathy and friondly aid for dis
clnirged oonvicts, und urgod tho cnlti
v.ition of this helpful H,,i.it hnt'i by
individuals and by tho Stato. Mr.
Fullor deprecatod cortnin harsh moth
ods pursued in gotting men into)rison
methods which show lnck of otllcial
discrction und simply result in tho
ninnufucturo of criminals. Ho com
parcd tho law, in snch cases, to tho
car of Juggornaut, crushing manhood.
Somobody, ho iudicatotl, sliould bo
clothod with nuthority to wutch tho
prison doors and sco that modoration
nnd justico nro exorcised, with u viow
to saving tho men.
Spoaking of tho promises of men, ho
saitl thoy wero uot always kopt. As
Abraham Lincoln onco wroto in his
book: "Ho will be good but God
kuows whon. ' "So with you legisln
tors, " said tho speakor, "yon will on
nct sonio rightcous law s but God
kuows whou!" Tho luw goes far in
briuging nbout reform. Tho majesty
of tho law, iu prisou discipline, bcnds
and breaks tho stubboruuess of the
convict; thon ho is roady for better
thiugs. Mr. Fullor paid his ropsectB
to tho sickly sontimontality from ont
siilo which did so niuch hurt nud put
tlio lowest criminals iuto tho list of
mnrtyrs, in thoir own estimution. nnd
so almost boyond hopo of refonnntiou.
Ho ploaded for a change from tho
crazy suits uow worii by prison
ers, which ho said was moro or less
obstractive of reform, and sngggested
that imprisoumont withont labor was
tho worst thiug that could happen to
ny mau.
Tonching on tho matter of cupitnl
puuislunont, ho said socioty must pro
tect itsolf j and if it cannot do this
withont cupitnl pauishmeut, then tho
lnttor sliould bo sustainod. Ho doubt
od this, howovor, nnd argued ngainst
tho death penalty. Tho detorront in
fluonco of pnnishmont ismnch oxaggor
ated. Shodding blood oithor lawful
ly or uiilawfully is doiuorali.ing.
CONTRACT COMPLETED.
Tho Woodbury Grauito Co. of Hard
wick , of which Johu S. Holden, of
Bennington is president, hns complet
od its coutrnct to supplv tho grnuito
for tho now stntiou of tlio Lako Shoro
torniiunl iu Ohicngo. Tho nmonut
callotl for in tho coutrnct wus$100,000.
It roqnirod !1G0 cnrs to carry tho
blocks. It wns ono o tho lnrgcst
privnto coutrncts ovor givou to a Ver
mont coucorn.
Dr. Hwmphreys.
Aftor flfty yonrs Dr. 0118
Bpocifics onjoy tho greatost populority
and largost salo in thoir history, duo to
Intrinslo morit. Thoy euro tho slck.
so. crsu. nucts.
1 Feren, Congntlons, Inflaramatlons. .'J5
U Wornu. Worm Keter, Worm Colle... ,U3
3 Teetlilng. Colle.Crjlne.Waiofulncsa
4 Dlarrhea, ot Cnlldren or AdulU 25
7 Oougha, ColJ, Uronchllli., 33
8 NcuraUU, Toothache, Faceaclie 33
O lleadnclie, Blclc Headacho, Vertlgo,. .35
10 DyBpepila,Indlgrstlon,WcakStomach.35
11 fiupprerd orl'alnful l'erlodi 35
13 Whltea, Too I'rofuse l'erlodt 35
13 Croup, I.arvnitltli, IIoaraenoB 33
14 flalt IMirmn.Eryslpolan.Erupttona., .33
15 Uheumatlain, IUiouraatlo I'atni 33
1C Malarla, Chllla.Forer and Aguo 33
10 C'atorrli, Influenta, Cold ln the Ilead ,33
30-Whooplnf.L'oagk .33
UT-Ktdney Dl.fn.n .35
3B-.'erTou. llrhllltr 1.00
30-Urlnary Wrakneit, Wettlng Bed .35
, 7-Orlp. Uay Forer 3S
Bold by dniffg1U, or tent on rocolpt of prlco.
as-Dr.HnmphreTs'ITowPooketManual
01 au SlieaiM mailed rtM,
Ilumphreyt' Uodlclno Oo., Cor. wiUlam ood
JohaBM., NawVoik.
Uears tlie
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THI3lUAIIiWAYrC0MMISSI0N.
Mt....l.
Tho'tmblio hoarlng"' boforo tho joint
coinmitteo on rnilronds tho ovoning of
Nov. !l bronght out tho rnilrond lnw
yors in forco, who cnmo proparnd to
nnuihiluto tho Ross bill rol'iting Utiii
creutlon of a bo.ard of railroatl com
niisslonors. Judgo Ross, tho frnmor of tho bill,
nrguod Miat tho railroad connnlssionors
hould hnvo ns niuch powor to onforco
its rulings ns do county courts, lnnin
tuiniug thnt ono of tho vitnl rcusoiis
why tho comniissionors sliould bo vest
ctl with moro nuthority is that iin
nicdiato uction is liccded in muny in
stunces, which would bo impossiblo if
rccourso must bo hnd to tho Suprcmo
Court, ns is ncccssnry uudor oxistiug
statutes. Many rccommondutions hnd
jiasscd unhcedcd by tho railroads.
Judgo Ross said: "If tho railroadB
havo nny objcctlons I sliould liko to
know wliat tho nro ; this coinniitteo
sliould knoy. "
Judgo Powors, ropVesouting tho
Rntlund railroad, complimcnted tho
presont bonrd of cominissioners but
wns opiiosod to giving tho board moro
nuthority, cluimini; thnt it wns dnn-
gorous to do so iiinsmuch ns tho Gov- J
omor hnd tho powor to crento a now ,
board too ofton Tho public und rail- 1
roads had no assuranco that tho policy
of tho board would bo niaintained
from ono ndniinistration to nnothor. :
Ho thought tho vosting of tho board (
with tho nuthority thoy nsked wns
oquivnlent to constituting a now court
nnd ns such tho railroads wonld not
I bo entitled to n tri 3unal of flxed ujility ,
I ns tho bonrd would bo changcd so
! oftcn. Ho boliovod that tho presont ,
stntutos provided for overj- possiblo
oxigoncy,
Judgo Ross iutorruptod tho spcnkor
to inqniro whoro tho oxistiug statutes
1 gavo tho board any nuthority nnd ro
forred to tho mnttor of coniiections
I hotwccn diirorent roads, Ho got no
. satisfactory roiily, Judgo Powors ro-
ltcrating tlint tho riglits ot tlio pub;io
woro sulllciontly guardod undor pres
ont luws. Judgo Powors said, at tho
couelusion of his rcmnrks: "Tho
railrods aro novor afruid to risk thoir
rights boforo tho sanio tribunnl yon
would risk yours. " Sonntor Sutton,
for tho rnilrond committee, nsked if
tho proposcd law procludod a trinl by
jnry. .lutlgo toss saitl tlint no pro-
V1K1UU 1I1IU UOOll IlllltlO 1U1 MLOJ1
Judgo Powors nsked Judgo Ross if tho
routo to tho Suprenio Court wns uot
longor by wuy of tho proposcd law.
Judgo Ross roplicd, "No, sir, not
half ns long.
C.W. Wittors, ropresonting tho Cou
tral Vermont railway, took tlio saint
staud as did tho lawyors who hnd
precoded him, suying thnt tho nro
posod bill mndo provisiou for certuin
matters that woro already provided foi
and thnt in tho mnttor of dcnth or iu-jurj-
by railroad companies it wns
always tho policy of tho railroads to
bo fair. Ho said Iiq had had many
cases of this untnro und that in overy
instance his sympathy was with tho
orphans or widows mndo by railroad
accidents.
E. M. Harvoy, olork of tho rnilwny
commissiou, said that tho railroads
hnd ulwnys ridiculcd tho commissiou,
and its work, tho orders nnd recom
mondntions hnd beon iguored. Ho
cited sections of tho preseut law
which, ho said, mukcs tho rnilrond
commission but nu ornnment. Ho
said thnt tho peoplo demaud that tho
bonrd bo given nuthority.
W. B. C. Sticknoy, ropreseuting
tho Coutrul Vermont, said it was
never intended thnt tho board of rail
road commissiouors sliould bo oxecu
tivo in its chnrncter.
Tho committeo listened pntiently
until tho lnwyors hnd fluished, whcn
Chnirmnn Bailoy doclared tho heariug
ndjonrnod.
Natural Anxloty.
Mothors rpgard tho npproaching
wintor with uneasiness, childrou tako
cold so ensily. No disonse costs moro
little lives thnu croup. Its nttack iB
so sudden that tho sufforor is often
boyond humnn aid boforo tho doctor
arrives. Such cases yiold rendily to
Ono Miuuto Cough Curo. Liqueflos
tho mucus, nllays inflammation, ro
moves dangor. Absolutely safo. Acts
imniediatelv. Cures coughs, colds,
grip, brouchitis, all throat and lung
tronblo. F. S. McMnhon, Hampton,
Gn. : A "bad cold rondorod mo voico
less just beforo an oratorical contost. I
I iutondod to witlulraw but took Ono
Minnto Cough Curo. It rostorod my
voico iu timo to win tho modal. "
Rivors Bros.
HEATON HOSPITAL.
Miss Eleanor Ryan and uursos who
tondorod thoir rosignatious to tho
trustees of Heaton Hospital to tako
offoct Novombor G, loft tho institution
ou that dato. Miss Strong nnd Miss
Landon, trainod nurses from Burling
ton, aro snpplyiug for a short timo
until tho arrival of tho new suporin
tendont, Miss Jauo F. Porry, nud hor
nssistant, from Now York city. Miss
Porry is a gradnato nurso from a hos
pital traiuing school for nursos iu Now
York city and hns dono both hospital
and privnto nur6ing iu that city. Sho
is a Vormontor nnd a gradunto from
ouo of our Stato Normal schools.
Y. M. O. A. ROOMS REOPENED.
At n meoting of tho oxecutivo com
mitteo of tho Vouug mon's nnxiliary
of tho Y. M. 0. A., hold ou Thursday
ovouing, it was dooidod to roopou tho
roonis this ovoning.
Hnrry Braco is to havo chargo of tho
gymnaslum classos until Decombor 1
whou II. R. Bolles of Bnrliugton, tho
new soorotary, will aarrivo aud tako
np tho work. In tho meantimo tho
olassoB will moot on Tuosday, Thurs
day and Sntnrday ovonings for work
thus giviug tho clorks at loast two
classos por wook. All who aro iutor
cstod in tho work nro invitod to bo
presont on thoso ovouings, as tho gal
lorios will bo opon to tho publio.
Tho canvassiug connnittoo appointod
lnst wook hns nlrendy socurod about
200 in plodgos. An offort is to bo
mado to form a girls' claBS iu tho
gyinnnsinin work.
HHEUMAT19M OUIIED IN A DAY,
"Mystio Curo" for nhtnimntlmn nnil
Nt'uralgiit rndlonlly ouros in 1 to 3 dnyn.
Itaaotlon upon tlio systom l nMiiarknblo
nnd myntorlous. It ri'inov-s at nnco the
ouiuo nnd tlio ninonao linniKrtlnti ly tllfnp
Dears. Tho flrnt (loso greatly Iwiifflta. 71
oents and 81.00. Sold by Hnrry A.Blnde,
Drurglst, 10 BUto itroot.
HUMOUR
Pimples, Blackheads,
Red, Rough, Oily Skin
Prevented by
JIii,i,ion3 of ritorr.n trsn CtmcxmA
Soap, asslstcdby Ct'TiciitAOi.NTMBNT, for
prosorvhiB.purlfyliig.niiilbcriutlfyhiK tlio
okln, for cloanslug tlio Bcalp ot cnists,
Bcalcs, nnd dandruff, and tlio stnpplng of
falllnst halr, for boftonliig, wliltenlnR.nnd
sootlilng rcd, rongli, uiul soro liands, for
baby raslies, itclihigs, nnd cliafins, aud
for all tho purpososof tlio to'lot,luth,nnd
nurscry. Mlllious of Women uso Cuti
coka Soai in tho form o batlis forannoy
ing irrltatlons, hillainniatious.atid cxcori
atlons,ortooffcoor oflenslvoporsplratlon,
ln tlio form ot waslies for ulcerativoweak
ncsses, nnd for many sanativo purposes.
Complete Treatment for Humours, $1.
Conflctln(roft'tmccitAPoAr(25c.),torlcan9o
tho tklii of crutU aml tcalus, nnd hofton tho
thlckoncil ctillolcj CtvncimA Ointmf.st
(50o).,tolnPtaiitlyiillayltchlnff,lnllamniiitlon,
nnd lrrllntlon, nnil Bootho nnil heal ; nnil Cirri.
CUIIA ltlOLVl.NT 11 lls (2.V..), to cool and
clcnnpo tho bliniil. A SINUI.K SKT ls ottcn
aufllclcnt to curo tho icverost caec.
Ct'Tici'UA Rwoi.vf.nt I'ills (Chocolate
Coated) nro a new, tastdesi, odourlfs, co.
nomlc.il substituto for tho cclcliratcil lniuld
CuTicuitA ItiaoLVEXT, Cu doses, prico, 25o.
Bold th-fiufhout the -rorM. BrttUh I),pi 2T-2S,
ChtrtrrlioUKe Lonlnn. r.neh DrpotlA ued' U
l'alx, l'ana. PoTTra Duuo aku Cuxu. Culi'.. bola
lrop.. Hontoo. U. S. A.
MAYOR'S SALARY CO OENTS.
Tho city of Hooperstown, 111., a
pjosporous plnce in tho nchest ngri
culturul district of Illiuois, hnviug a
populatiou of 4,500, pays its mayor an
anuual salary of flfty cents. Tho city
is dividcd iuto fonr wards, each hav
ing two nldermon, whoso unnunl sal
ary is 25 ccuts cach.
Mother Cray's Sweot Pow
ders for Children
Successfully used by Mothor Gray,
nurso iu tho Childrou' s Homo in Now
York, Curo Fovorishness, Bad Stom
ac.h, Teethiug Disordors, movo aud
regulato tho Bowels nud Destroy
Worms. Over 30,000 testimoninls.
Tboy never fail. At nll druggists,
25c. Snmple FREE. Address Alleu
S. Olmsted, Lo Roy, N, Y.
MRS. E.TClIARRIS
Mrs. Elizabeth Rudd Hnrris died nt
hor homo uonr Bennington on Sunday
nged sevouty-sovou years. Mrs. Harrig
wns a linenl desccndnut of Joseph
Rudtl, ono of tho oarly sottlers of that
section, who wns a momber of Cnpt.
Elijali Dowoy's comptny thnt took
part in the Bennington bnttle.
Confosslons of a Prlest.
Rov. Jno. S. Cox, of Wnko, Ark,.
writes, "For 12 yenrs I suffored from
Yollow Janndico! I consnlted n uum
bor of physicinns nud tried all sorts of
medicines, but got uo rolief. Then I
began the uso of Electrio Bittors and
feel that I um now cured of n (tiseuso
thnt hnd me in its grnsp for tweivo
years." II yon wnnt n roliublo medi
cino for Liver nnd Kidnoy troublo,
stomnch disordor or goneral debility,
got Eleotric Bitters. It's (funmnteed
by C. BlnXely Only 5'V.
- a-
A WILD IRISHMAN.
A mob of nbout flfty Italians iu
pnrsnit of an Irishman was a sight
which cunsed mnch amusomont for
thoso who witnessod tho scouo iu the
granito maunfncturing district ou
Bnrro streot Thursday morning. Tho
Italians suspoctod Miko Slnttory of
stoaling beor from theni nud set out
on his trail arinod wit!; picks shovols
nud othor implemonts. Thoy aro
thoso employed on tho gas works aud
had thoir beor stored iu their quar
tors in tho stono shed formorly oc
cnpiod by Lynch Brothrs. By word
and sign Miko tried to oxplain, talk
ing English, Irish and a mixturo of
tongues, but tho Italians could uot
nndorstand him nor ho thom and as a
result ho flod. Finnlly, hnrd prossed,
ho climbed a dorrick mnst. From
this socnrity ho lot out wild cries for
snccor. Ultimntoly nssistnnco nrrived,
oxplanations onsnnd nnd tho incidout
wns closed.
AWeak
Stomach
IadlfMtlon ii ofUn oaitscd by 0Tr
atlDf. Ak mlnent autborlty iaya
th karm dosa thus tzcecdB that from
tha oxoaxilre of alcobol. Bi all
tk good foodyou wantbutdon'tOTer
load tha itonach. A weak atoBaaoh
uay rtfuia to dlgeit what you t.
Thaa yon need a eood dlgestaat llke
Kodol, which dlcetU your food with
out the itomach'i aid. This reit and
the whnlctome tonlci Kodol contaiuB
eoon reitorahealth. Dletlnguaneoet
aary. Kodol qulckly rellevca the feel
Insr ot fulneei and bloatlng frora
which eoma people tufler of ter neala.
Aboolately cmres lndlcoitlon.
Kodol Nature's Toalo.
FmMNd oailr by X. O. rwWrrr & Oo.,Otdom,
CUTICXJRA J