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VERMONT WATOHMAN & STATE JOURNAL, WEDNESDAY, DEGEMBER 3, 1902.
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DOMESTIC
Scruuton, Pa., Nov. 20. Prosidont
John Mitcholl of tlio Unitod Mino
Workors, is to wrlto u book. IIo an
nounced this to porsonal frionds in
this clty Sundiiy ovoniug. It will
denl with tho micstion of cnpital iuid
labor iuid givo tho dotnlled history of
tho 11)00 nml 1002 strikcs.
""Loxingtour Va., Nov." 20. Jnmos
K. A. Gibbs. lnvontor of tho Wilcox
nud Gibbs sowing niaehlne, tUcd nt
Raplno, Roekbridgo county, yestor
day. IIo wiih born in 1821) nonr Ra
pino in tlio siimo noighborhood with
Oyrns Uall McCormick of reapor famo.
"Nowport, Nov. 28. Georgo Fiorco,
Bnporiutondont of niarino coiiBtruction
for tho Now York, New Havon &
Hartford rnilrond died of hoartdiscaso
Tucsday. Ho dcsigned anu suponii
tondcd tho building of
llivor BteainorH. Puritau,
Plymouth.
Coshoctou, Ohio, Nov.
a Thunksigviug gamo
lioiuo tenni nnd JNow
football teain. Wobstor
tniu and half back of
AGUTE lilGESTION
CURED BY DR, WILLIAMS PINK
PILLS FOR PALE PEOPLE,
tho biir Fnll
Prlscilm and
28. During
botweon tho
Coinorstown
Yingling, enp
visiting toam
iono fntnllr inlnrcd in tho scrimningo.
Vinnllinr. whn wnlrfliH Imt liiO DOUUds.
wns eanght ut tho bottom of tlio pllo
and his abdornon oruBhod.
Tlio Unitcd Statos govornment hns
aevor issned a postago stamp dccoratod
with tho hcad of a woman. Bnt this
canuot bo Baid aftor Dco. 1. Onthat
day tho post ofllco dopnrtment will
begin seuding out to posmnstors a now
oight cont stamp on which will bo
HBod tho heud of Martha Washington.
Tho dcsigu is considered ouo of tho
most bcautiful ovor"put ont by tho
post oillco dopartniont. Tho hcad is
oncireled with a wroath. At tho bot
tom on tho loft is 17:52, tho ycar in
-which Martha Washington wns born
ou4ho right 1802, tho ycar in which
sho dicd.
Washington, Nov. 20. Tho navy
dopartmcnt has dccidcd upon a dis
tinctivo prison garb for marincs and
enlisted mcu in tho navy. It will bo
a plain dark gray uniform, blouso and
trousers, with a round brimmed soft
hat of tho samo liuo. Horctoforo en
liFtcd mou sorving tcrms in navy
prisons havo worn thoir old uniforms.
This was rcgardcd as hard npon tho
othcr mon in tho sorvico and upon tho
rccomnicndation of .Tndgo Advocato
Gcn. Lcmly, tho prison uuiforms -woro
dccidcd upon.
Cniitoil,' 0'i'M27 ItTs pTtmnod to
iucroaso tho guard at tho tomporary
resting tomb of tlio late Presidont
McKinloy and put it on tlio basis of
nu armv nost. Hosnital and dispen-
sary fncilities aro to bo iucreascd and
a now sito solected, to accommodato
sixty-five mon.
Indiauapolis, Nov. 28. Whilo ruu
niug fifty milcs au honr tho oxposition
flyor on tho Big Four railroad whicli
loft horo for St. Louis at midnight
was -wrecked iicar Danville this moru
lug. A dozcn woro iujurcd, bnt nouo
fatallv. Tlirco slecpors left tho track
and all tho injurod woro in thoso cars.
Tho last Bloopor in tho string of oight
or thoxars struck n brokon rail and
was hurlcd dowu a twonty foot eru
bankment. This car turnod ovor four
timcs and lauded in a cornflold fiixty
fcet from track . Almost miraculous
ly tho passougors cscapod with thoir
livos.
Now York, Nov. 28. John L. Sul
livan, formor prizo flghtor, flled his
potitiou in bankruptcy today. Liabil
ities, $2,G5G; aspots, consistiug of
porsonal clothing, valno &(i0.
"bristol Nov. 28. Tho first Btep in
tlio coustrnctiou of tho now cup do
fondor was bognn today, in castiug
tho lond kcol. Tho job of molting
about niucty tons of lead was carried
on uudor covor. Tlio work will prob
ably bo completcd this aftornoon.
Providouuo, II. I., Nov. 29. Tho
bodics of Eniest K. Perry, tho Ver
inout. tcachor, and Miss Eli'abcth L.
Moon of Saratoga, N. Y., who, with
Albort O. Browor, anothor Vormoutor,
woro drownod at North Scituato last
Saturday, woro recovorod this moru-
Bridgoport, Oonn., Nov. 29. Tho
body of Gounaro Molinaro, who
stoppod horo on his way from West
Dummerston, Vt., to Italy, to visit
his family, was found in tho harbor
Friday. It is boliovcd ho was robbod
and thrown ovorboard. Tho polieo
found only $27 in placo of sovoral
hundred dollars which Moliuaro ex
hibitcd in Wator streot saloons last
night. His gold watch was missiug
and tho chain brokon.
Every Sufferer will Recogrlze tho
Symptoms Described by Mlss
Roling.
Iloalthy and rosy-eheokod, looklng
as thougli bIio liad novor known a sick
day, Miss Ilolon Roling has novortho
lcss passed through intoiiBo Bulloring.
To a roportor who callcd at hor hoino,
No. 207 South Washington Btrcot, Co
liimbuB, Ohio, sho Baid :
"Two yoars ago I had au attack of
acuto indigcstion, accompauiod by
norvous hoadachcs and diazy spolls.
I lost in woight, my comploxiou bo
canio palo aud sallow, slight oxortion
mado nio brcatho hard and I could not
walk any distauco without gotting all
tircd out. I bocamo alarmod and
sought nicdical aid but tho doctors
gavo mo uo lasting boueflt and I con-
tinuod to grow worso. my stomacn
could not digost ovon tho simploBt and
most wliolesomo lood, anu tuoting uiu
not socm to holp mo. Aud I was so
tirod and worn out all tlio whilo.
"It was Dr. William's Pink Pills
for Palo Peoplo' that curod mo. 1
read au articlo Boniowhoro tclliug what
thcso pills had douo aud I bcgan tak
ing thom. Iteliof camo almost inimo
diatoly. I kopt on takiug thom and
my color camo back, I could oat agaiu
with rolish aud with no fcar of dis
trcssing cousquoufes. I begau to fcol
stroug aud activo aud in a short timo
was rcstorod to porfcct hcalth. "
What Dr. William's Pink Pills for
Palo Peoplo did for Miss Roling thoy
will do for othors Binnlarly aillictcd as
is provcd by thousands of cascs on fllo.
Dr. William's Pink Pills curo stom
ach troublcs by thoir tonic action,
building up tho digestivo organs aud
onabling thom to do tho work that
ntauro iutonded thcm to do. Artiflcial
formonts and prcdigostcd foods wcak
ou tho stomach in mauy casos. Mcdi
clncs should not do tho stomach's
work but should put it iu coudition
to porform its natnral functionB. A
diot book giving usoful iufonnatiou
will bo Bont frco on rcqucst by tho Dr.
Williams Mcdiciuo Compauy, Sohoucc
tady, N. Y.
Tho Worst Form.
Multitudos aro Binging tho praisosof
Kodol, tho uow diHcovory which is
making so mauy sick peoplo woll
and weak peoplo strong by digesting
what thoy eat, by cleansing andsweot
ouing tho stomach and by transforming
their food iuto a kind of pnro, rich,
rod blood that makcs you fcol good all
ovor. Mrs. Cranflll, of Troy, I. T.,
writes: For a numbor of years I was
troublcd with indigestiou and dyspop
sia which grow iuto tho worst from.
Finally I was inducod to nso Kodol
and aftor using four bottles I ani eu
tiroly cured. I heartily rccommoucd
Kodol to all sulforors from indigestiou
aucl ayspopsia. Tako a dose altor meals.
It digests what you oat. Rivors Bros.
OABINET MEETING.
Washington, Nov. 20. At tho Uabi
not mcoting yesterday tho chiof sub
jects for cousidoratiou woro tho status
of rociprocity with Cnba and tho caual
treaty with Colombia. Ono of tho
acts conuectcd with tho lattor subject
brought to tho attcntiou of tho Btato
dopartniont was that tho origiual
canal coucessious will oxpiro in 1904.
It has bcon Buggcstod that in viow of
this tho Colombiau govornnient is
disposod to dolay tho trcaty till tho
lapsing of tho frauchiso when it may
bo iu a position to build tho canal
itsolf or boII a new conccssion. Such
a procecdiug would raipo a sorious
quehtion betweon tho govornments
concornod as to whotlior or not a sup
plemoutary dccreo oxtonding tho con
cessiou would bo valid.
Presidont Roosovolt laid boforo tho
cabinct his auuual mcssago to Con
gress iu comploted form. All tho
mombors wero presont oxcqjit Secro
tary Root. Govomor Taskor H. Blius,
coinmissiouor to arraugo a basis cf
rociprocity treaty betweon Unitod
States and Cuba, roported a satisfac
tory couforouco with Cuba's ropro
sontativcs. Tho striko fiituation in
Havana is improved, according to
Ministor Sqnirer's cablegram to tho
dopartniont, and tho Cuban govoru
ment is taking a stroug stand. Tlio
couditious aro watchcd with closest
iutorest horo. Genoral Luko P.
Wriglit hold a couforouco with tho
Presidont on Philippiuo matters.
Presidont Roosovolt has oxurcssed
his intontiou to appoint a ropresuuta
tivo from oach of tlio govommont do
partmouts to confor with a committco
as to tho creation of a dopartniont of
commorco by Cougress.
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Hyde Pork Vermont.
STATE NEWS
Tho liouso, barus, and othor build
ings on a farm in Guilford ownod by
J. Ilonry Pratt of Urattlboro woro
burnod oarly on Tuosday. Georgo 5.
Mlljor, tho lesseo, discovorod tho
flamos in tho bIIo. Sponlancous com
bUBtion probably took placo in tho
oiiflilago. Tho livc stock was savod.
Tho loss will roach sovoral thousand
dollars, with $3,!!00 liiBurauco.
St, Barnabas churcli, tho now honso
of worship of tho Episcopnl mlBsion at
East Fairfield, was dodicatod TneBlay
by Blshop A. O. A. Hall. Tho churcli
cdiflco is of wood, Mjats 100 pcrBOiis
and is ndmirably suited to itspurosc.
Tho tntorior is lliiishcl in southom
pino and tho churcli is lightcd by gas
olono and hoatod by a fnrnaco. Tho
total cost of tho building was ovor
$1000 besidcs valnablo contributions
of labor and niatorial, and of this
amount all but $150 has boon raiBcd.
It was largoly through tho gonorosity
aud intorcst of Capt. Georgo W. Burlo
son of St. Albaus, a formor rosidout
of East Fairfield, that tho missiou
was ablo to build tho churcli. Pro
vious to this timo Borvices havo beon
hold in a hall.
On Tncsdy ovoniug tho 25th, tho
frionds of E.ra B. and Mrs. Ohambor
lin gathored at thoir plcasaut homo
in Newbury to rcmind thcm that tho
50th milcstono in wcddcd lifo had
bcen reached. Mr. and Mrs. Oliam
borlin woro born in Newbury, do.
sccndiug from tho carlicst fainilies,
Mr. Ohamborlin boing a grandson of
Col. Roubcn Ohamborlin, nud Mrs.
Ohamborliu a great granddaughtor of
Gen. Jacob Bailcy. Thoir homo has al
ways bcon 'in Newbury. Capt. H. B
Ohamborlin qnartormastor in tho
Unitod Statos nrmy stationed in tho
Phillippines is thoir son. Fifty dol
lars in nold was loft as a tokcn of
respcct by thoir many frionds.
Ou tho occasion of hor rotircmeut
From tho natioual prcsidcucy of tho
Woman's Roliof Cori)S, Mrs. Calista
R. .Tones of Bradford, was tho recipi
out of Boveral valuablo gifts from
thoso who woro closoly associatcd
with her duriug hor torm of oillco
Amoug tho gifts aro au emerald aud
diamond ring aud a monogram riug
from hor aides; a broach sot witl
diamonds and pearls, from hor stalf
ofllcers. Tho couductors presontcd a
silvor loving cup, and tho color bear
ers a gold aud silvor spoon. Othor
gifts woro two liistoric gavels sovoral
valuablo pictures and books, and
past prcsident's badgo.
Au activo campaign will bo conduct
ed in this Stato during tho iioxt. fow
weoks bv tho Stato Womau's Chns
tian Tomporauco Union and speakors
ot natioual and world wido ropnta
tion will dovoto thoir timo aud onorgy
to uddresscs aud porsonal work with
tho hopo of rotaiuiug tho prohibitory
law upon tho statuto books of tho
Stato. Mrs. L. M. Stovcns of Port
land, Mo., presidont of tho Natioual
W. O. T. U., and sccretary of tho
worlds L. T. L., havo both signiflcd
thoir willingncss to Bpeud somo timo
in tlio fcjtato and will eneaK m a num
bor of places. Othor speakors who
aro under couisdoratiou, most of
whom will bo oiuaKed, aro Mrs,
Booth, presidont of tho Now .York
Stato W. 0. T. U., nnd Mrs. Bourno,
presidont of tho Now Jorsoy W. O
T. U. Mrs. Olara Hotfmau, record
ing scero'tary of tho Natioual W. 0
T. U., has already bcon ougagd.
Tho plans for tho armory ut Brau
dou. drawn by Architect Arthur H
Smith of Ruilaud, havo bcon accoptcd
and bids for tho work aro now being
recoived. Tho building will bo of
wood, 1!!0 by 55 feet.two stories, with
basoment. Inisde. at tho loft of th
ninin ontranco, will bo tho ofliccs. At
tho right will bo located a reading
room aud hurary, with toilot room
attached. Opposito tlio main ontranco
will uo tlio main assembly room, liav
ing a stago at ono ond with dressing
rooms on oach sido. This room will
bo used forontortaiumontsaud dauccsl
as woll as lor gouoral assembly pur
poses. On tho sccoud lloor iu front
will bo a mustor room, and a gallory
overlookiug tho genoral assembly
room. Tho bnsenient will not bo fln
ished at proscut, but lator Avill prob
ably bo flttod with showor batliB,
bowling alloys aud a shooting rnngo.
Work will bo commoucod on tho build
ing as soou as tho coutract is lot.
Whilo sufforing from an attack of
insanitj- on Monday aftornoon, Mrs.
Roy Stokes of Starksboro committed
suioido by cutting her throat. Earlior
in tlio day bIio took a doso of landau
um nud administorcd tho samo to hor
thrco young childrou, but this did not
havo tho dcsired oll'ect. Mrs. Stokes
was tho daughtor of John Purinton,
of Starksboro, aud inhorited insauity
iroin nor motnor's lamiiy.
St. iouis, Mo., Nov. 20. Dr. Lor-
onz, Vionna surgeon, has loft for
Chicago, whoro ho will oxamino Miss
Lolita Armour again beforo going ou
to Now York. John Kcaruoy, oditor
of tho Modern Millor, oll'ored tho
spocialist, iu tho namo of a woalthy
St. Louis busiuess muu, any buiu ho
would namo to remain in St. Louis
afow days louger. Dr. Loronz,
through his asslstaut, Dr Muollor, ro
plied that ho could not stay horo auy
longor,'' ovon if $100,000 should bo
paidto him. ,
Mrs. Robort Knapp was found dead
on hor bed WodnoMlay morniug at tho
houso of hor fathor, Ira Munn iu
Stowe. Sho leavcs a husbaud and two
childrou ouo nn infuut of six mouths.
Mrs. Knapp appoared to bo in hor
usnal hcalth whon sho rotired tho
provions night and was not heard by
tho monibors of tho family during tho
night. In tho morniug sho was found
with hor clothcs on lying aorofcs tho
foot of tho bed and apparently liad
takon a fatal doso of morphino.
An Ideal Woman's Medlcine.
HAIR BALOAM
Clrue nd lcmlilc tho hilr.
i - luviitlant ffTuuill.
tUvor Palla to llMtcro Ory
iOc. nl tUMBt llm.ylili
NATIONAL GRANGE.
So says Mrs. Josle Irwlo, of
325 So. College St., NashviIIc,
Tenn., of Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegctable Compound.
VoTPr 5n tlie hlstorv of medicine has
tho "dcmand for ono partloular remedy
Ut fcmale Ulseases eauallfd that at
taincd by Ijydia E. Pinkham's
Vcirctalno Compound, and novor
uuring tne iueume oi uuo wuuucnui
mediclno liaa tho domand for it been
so great as it is to-day.
From tho. Atlantio to tho Paclflo,
and throughout tho lcngth and breadth
of this great contlncnt como the glad
tldinffs of woman's Buirorln3 relloved
by It, aud thousands upon thousunds
of lettcrs aro pouring in from eratcful
wnmon aavinir that it vrill and posl-
tiTelv does cure tho worst forms of I
fcmale complaints.
Blrs. Pinltlmm invltcs all wo-
nien who aro puzzlcd ahout
hcir hcalth to writo her at Lynn,
laRB., for advlco. Such corrc
.poncuco lssconhyivomenonly,
aud uo charg ls mado.
Tho thlrty-sixth aiinnnl mcoting of
tho Patrons of IIuBbaudry was hold
nt Lansing, Michigau, commoucing
Wcdncsday, Nov. 12. Not all tho
Statcs of tho Union woro roprcsoutcd
as somo havo not flftcon suborcdinato
grangcs, tho numbor rcquircd toobtaiu
rcprcsontation in tho natioual body.
Twcnty-nino Statcs woro ropresontcd
at this mectiiig besidcs tho roprcsonta-
tion of Canadian grangcs by Jnboz
Robiusou of St. Thomas, who has for
years attcndctl tho natioual mcetings
nnd takcn part iu tho disciiBsions.
Tho ofllcors of tho Natioual Grango
at this mcoting woro : Aaron Joues,
Indinua, mastor; Obadiah Gardinor,
Mainc, ovorseor; N. J. Bacholdor,
Now Hampshiro, lccturor; W. 0.
Jowott, Massachusotts, stoward; 0. O.
Raino, Missouri, assistant stoward;
W. K. Thompson, South Carohua,
chaplain', Mrs. Eva S. McDowoll,
THE NATIONAL HATOHERY.
Upon tho Buccess of a bill boforo
tho Legislatnro to provont tho polln
tiou ot Sleoper's rivor, a sniall stream
Bitnated principally in tho towns of
Danvillo and St. Johnsbnry, probably
liangB tho fato of tho natioual llsh
liatchory located in tho lattor town.
Tho pollution aimcd at is saw dust
which comes from two small mills
sovoral miles abovo tho liatchory and
interforos Boriously with its work.
Tho wator supply has always been a
problem at tho liatchory, for whilo
tho quantity is amplo and tho quality
oxcellont, it has bcon dillicult to kcop
it at tho propor temporaturo for
hatching cggs during tho wnrmor
seasous. To remedy this itwas plauued
to orect a dam just abovo tho sta
tion, thus formiug a resorvoir moro
than ono hundred acres iu oxtent.
For this pnrposo Cougress appro
priated tho sum of $20,000, but tho
tirm of E. & T. Fairbanks & Co.,
whoso oxteusivo 6calo factories aro
locatod about a milo dowu tho rivor,
objected to tho schemo and tho pro
ject was abandouod. Tho monoy is
still availablo aud othor plans, which
nro freo from objectious, havo beou
mado aud will bo carried out if tho
Stato will protect tho rivor.
John W. Titcomb was fomiprly sup
orintendont of this statiou aud it was
his plan to mako it ono of tho bost
hatchorios in tho United States. His
succesbor, E. N. Oartor, is working
with this end iu viow, aud if tho do
sircd lcgislatiou is secured it will bo
accomplished. Othonviso, thoro is
gravo daugor that tho statiou will bu
abaudoned.
At this seasou of tho year au ini
portaut part of tho hatchery work is
in progress, namely, tho taking of
spawn at tho varions strippiug sta
tions thronghout tho Stato. Theso
stations aro llvo in numbor. Tho
mot huccuful ouo ib ut Lake Mitch
oll near Sharon, whoro tho yearly
tako is from 400,000 to 000,000 eggs.
Tho Mation at Uarling's pond in
Groton is a oloso socond, and at Lake
Mausfleld in btowo, tlio statiou
promiBcs iu a fow years to rival both.
Anothor at Lako Noyes ncar Rutlaud
yiohls annually about 150,000 eggs.
Brook tront Bpawu only is takon at
theso statious, aud tho results havo
bcon satisfactory. At tho Caspian
lako statiou iu Greensboro it has been
difl'oront. Lako trout aud land
locked salmou inhabit this lako and
sinco tlio fliBt yoar, whon 000,000 eggs
woro takon, tho oporntious havo been
unsucceBsful.
This year a stronuous olTort has
boou mado to flnd tho lako trout
spawning beds but liothiug lias avail
ed, aud whon tho trout havo bcon
takon it was found that ovory ono
had spawucd aud indications aro that
thoy begau as early as August. Tho
salmou havo uot spawnod, and will
not uutil lato iu Deccmbor, which is
contrary to tho habits of thcso flsh nt
ovory othor statiou in tho Unitod
Statos.
Tho strippiug scasou begius about
Soptombor 1 nnd contiuues uutil lato
iu Decombor. Every statiou has a
fiold liatchory aud tho eggs nro kopt
thoro uutil "oyod" which requires
from forty to fifty days according to
tho tomporatnro of tho wator. Tho
oggs aro thou shippod to tho main
statiou whoro tho hatching procoss is
comploted.
Tho rcnson privato pond owuors nro
willing to havo tho iish strippod of
spawn is becauso with artiflcial propa
gation not lcss thnn oighty-flvo por
cont of tho oggs takon aro hatchod,
whilo iu naturnl propagntiou moro
thnn oighty-flvo por ceut nro lost.
Whcn hatchcd tho ownors of tho uouds
rccoivo a fair sharo of tho ilugoriiiigH,
or fry, which fully remunorates thom,
and at tho samo timo tho publio
wators of tho Stato aro Btockod with
tho remaindcr.
This is tho purposo of a flsh liatch
ory, and during tho ton ycnrs of its
oxistonco tho statiou at St. Johnsbury
has plnccd millious of trout iii tho
wators of Vermont with visiblo re
sults, aud if it is coutinucd tho liatch
ory will play an importunt part iu
making tho Stato a sportbnmn's para-diso.
Ohio, trcasurcV ', John Trlmblo, Wnsh-
intgon, D. 0., secrotary; Georgo W.
Baird, Minnesotn, gnto keopor ; Mrs.
Martha M. Wilson, Illinois, Ceres;
Mrs. Cordolia Atkinsou, West Virgiu
ia, Pomona; Mrs. S. B. Wolcott, Kon
tucky, Flora; Mrs. Mario A. Hill,
Pcnnsylvania, lndy assistant Btoward;
ovory ono of tho natioual ofllcors woro
presont nt this oponing sessiou
Tho usual . prcliminary busiuess
proccedings occupied tho forcuoon. In
tho aftornoon Aaron Joues of South
Bend, Indinua, mastqr of tho Natioual
Grango, dolivcrcd a vory ablo addrcss
Ho spoko of tho prospority of tho
ordor, of tho importaut qucstion of
trusts, of rural freo mail dolivcry, of
tho isthniinu canal, of ship subsidy,
of forcstry and paid a tcndor tributo
to thoso who hnd laid dowu tho im-
plomonts of labor and gono to rest
cspccially oulogi.iug Alpha Mcsser,
past mnstor of Vermont Stato Grango,
and past lccturor of tho natioual
Grango, say ing of him that "No mem
bor ovor liad occasion to complain or
apologizo for anything ho said or
wroto. Tho influeuco for good of his
noblo. upright lifo and his words of
conusel nnd advico will romaiu to
cheor and bless mankiud through agcs
yct to como.
A brilliaut rcceptiou was givou
membors of tho grnugo by Gov. A
T. Bliss in tho cxecutivo parlors,
which wero adorned with autumu
leavcs, statoly palms nud green foli
ngOjblended with tho Grango symbols
producing n bcautiful elfect. E. A
Holdcn, as tho roprcseutativo of Lans
ing Oitizcns committco, introduccd
Unitcd States Seuator BnrrowB, who
presided duriug tho ovoniug. Gov. A
T. Bliss oxtouded tho welcomo of
Stato, to which Master Joues respoud.
ed. Mustor Horton of Michigau
Stato Grango, oxtcnded grccting and
tho rcspouso was mado by Gov-olcct
Bachelder of Now Hampshiro. Mayor
Hammol gavo tho welcomo tho city of
Lnusing folt, nnd to this Mrs. Olivia
I. C. Woodmnu mado fittiug returu
Mnsio was sniiplied by tho iudustrial
school choir.
On Wedncsdny Col. J. H. Brigham
spoko of tho valuo of tho weather
bnreau, also tho dopatmont of auima
industry which deals with diseases of
aminals and protccts tho farmor's stock
from tho spread of dangorous diseases,
Tho aftornoon and ovoniug wero do
voted to tho Highor llites of HiiS'
bnudry. Sovoral hundred candidates
recoived tho flfth degrco and tho
dergeo of Flora was conforred upon
class of 32!5 candidates. Tho work of
tho Juvenilo Grnugo wns greatly on
joycd and rceoived niuch applanso.
This grango wns organi.ed only a fow
mouths ago with Miss Ida Ohittendon
as niatron.
On Friday morniug tho delegates
visitcd tho Michigau school for tho
blind and tho factory of tho Lansing
Sugar Co. A class of 800 wero given
tho soventh dcgreo during tho aftor
noon and ovoniug, tho highest rank
in patron circles. An- oxhibit of
Michigau products and manufncturors
called forth much iutorest.
Ofllcial reports of Saturday cou
tlrmed steady growth nnd iucreasing
iutorest throughout tho couutry. An
othro rcceptiou was giveu' by Presi
dont Snydor nnd monibors of tho
faculty of Michigau Agricultnral Col
lego. A memorial mectiug for tho
deceased monibors of tho Nntional
Grango was hold on Snnday afternoou
in Ropresontativols Hall, Each ycar a
day is Bot apart during tho sessiou for
a lodgo of Borrow, whoro Buitablo
tributes may bo paid thoso who nro
boyoud rcspouso to Grango roll call.
Tho closing scssions woro full of
iutoreBt, iucluding roports of Stato
Grangcs and tho ndoption of resolu
tions, nmong wliich woro tho nmended
roport on tho criticism of ngricultural
colleges, which raodifled tho formor
resolntion by tho declaratiou that tho
criticism did uot apply to all col
leges, but that many of thom, as woll
as thoir ofllcors, aro opou to consnro;
a Btrong ondorsomout of Presidont
Roosovolt ',au educational provision for
immigrants', moro powor to intorstato
commorco conimission ; uniform taxa
tion and an cstnblishmout of a pnrcols
post systom.
Now York Avius tho honor of tho
uoxt mcoting. It is probablo that
Sryacuso will bo tho city soleoted iti
which to hold tho convention.
Arabs aro said to bo practically
m u no fioiu tvphoid.
im
Of the child Is nn eveut in the mother's
life. Hovr proud she feels when the
attempt to walk is begun. so cnrly as to
evideiice childish couroge and sturdy
Elreiigth. Such prldc should be enjoyed
by every motlier. But It olten uappcns
tnai ttie cliliu 19 tltutd,
wcak and deficient in
vitality, aud clings to the
mother's arni9 with no
deslre to walk or play.
Mothers should learn
that to have stroug chil
dren they must thetn-
sclves be stroug, for the
cniid's strengui is
t. !rv r ti..
mother. Qj'
The use of Dr.
Piercc's Favorite
Prescription by
ezpcctant mothers
gives thetn hcalth
aud strength to
civc their chil
areu, It nour-
ishes the nerves,
strengthens the body and gives great
muscular streugth nnd elasticity, so that
the baby's advcnt is practically painless.
"I liave been uslaar nr. Plerce's Favorite rre
crlptlon. and can tay It l jut what you adver
tle II to be, and can eheerlully recommend lt,"
writes Mrs. Vlctor I. Hadln, of Leonardvllte,
Rlley Co., Katis.u. "I begau talclns it Just two
mouths beTore haby came aud was greatly bene-
said I aid about as well as auy onc he had seen
rf jur m
S7- r y
Weekly Market Report
Boston Produco Nlnrkot.
fLOUIt.
1 1 e
' s oo
1 8 4
1 a t
' a'f
1 a u
1 o
Cunimon extrar 7 40
Cliolce extrts and sccomi 2 CO
tllnncsota cti'Hr atnl stralalit... 3 80
Mlchlkan, clcar anrl ttralglit 8 76
New York clear aml ttraTfclit 8 10
Oliln and Bt. Louis clcar 8 80
(lliln nml St. l.olll stralvlit 8 8A
Ohio aud Bt, Louis patcut IIO " 4 3
Wlfcunsiu anu .Minn. li.ntnl s iu - s w
COUN JIKAI..
80 to 8 60
.... 8 W " i W
, 1 83 ' 1 8
MII.l, FKKI).
MlddllriKs, sackH, icr ton 17 25 lo 00
llraii.sackecl, wlnter 18 60 '
Ilran.tncked, tprlnir , 17 40 " 17 7
Cottonsced rucal.. 36 LO "
Orantitatcd, barri
(Joinnion. barrf
HnK luoai
(as I was sick only about thrce hours), and also
that vour ' Favorile Prescrlnt on ' was the one
patent medicine' which he did have falth in.
" We now have a darline babv bov. stronir and
healthy, who weljfhed niue pounus when born
(luly 23th), Duritij this month he has gained
tiiree and one-half pounds."
"Favorite Prescription" makes weak
women strong, siclc women well. Accept
no substitutc for the medicine which
works wonders for weak women.
The Teople's Common Sense Medical
Adviser, a book containing iooS pages, is
glven away. Send 21 one-cent stamp?
for expense of malling only, for the book
in paper covers. or 31 statnps for tho
volume bound in cloth. Address Dr.
R. V. I'ierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
EOOS
Kaatcrn, cliolce frcnl 1 to 80
Kattem.ralr toxooil, dnz 32 " U
Vt. aiidff. H., cliolco Iresh.doz 2a " 30
COUN.
SU'amerycllow C9) to
Bteamer W2 -
No. 8 68)2 " 71
Good, no Krade - "
l'OTATOKB.
AroosUiok fU'bront .
New llainnslilre Ilcbrons
Vermont Ilcbrons
OATS.
No, 1. ellnm.il white
No. J, clliiptM) white,
nil. O WllliC...... .((,..... ...,
KeKCti'O white
1IAY ANDSTIIAW.
Ilay, K. Y. and Cau cliolce to fancy,,
llay, N. Y. aml Canada, fair to koo.1.
Ilay,ca8tern, cliolce ,
!lay,eatteru, ordluary to fair
iiay, castern, coninion
llay, eastern, cliolce flnc
Har, eastcru, cumuion nne
LAND FRAUD EXPOSED.
70 to
68 - 70
68 " 70
to
8S
37 " U
17 00 to 17 4
1 00 " 17 to
" 13 0
11 N
' 11 na
11 00 1J 00
1J W " 15 0O
1 00
10 00
10 00
HUTTKK.
Omahn, Nob., Nov. 20. Tho
Unitcd States grand jury, in sessiou
in Omaha, is probing what appears to
bo a vast scandah Ilundrcds of wid
ows of Union soldiors will probably
bo iudictcd for perjury.
A uot altogether ucw schemo of
procuriug land by a round about wpy
from tho govornnient has bcon liit
upon by tho cattlo kiugs. Iustead of
runniug a long lino of wiro fence
across tho governmen dominiou tho
widows of soldiors aro induced to tako
up claims which thoy aftorward boII
to tho cattlo raisers. In order to mnko
a flling ou public lauds it is necessary
to mako oath that such lands aro ex
clusivoly for tho us-o of tho npplicant.
Syndicatcs havo been formed which
soud ngents to seek out wnr wid
ows who will ngrco to mako cutries
ou Nebraska land,leaso to thc syndicato
for flvo years and aftor tho proporty
has been provcd scll to tho snmo. Iu
roturn for this, tho oxpcuses of tho trip
to sign tho papers aro paid aud a small
sum, nbout $75, in giveu with tho
promiso of a similnr sum at tho end of
tho flvo years. Tho uususpccting vic
tim, allurcd by a plcasaut trip with
out expcnso aud about $1G0 in monoy
without mnch effort,willingly nssents.
Sho is nssurcd that evorythiug is lcgal
and sho is merely solling her rights
to a homestcad. But tho illegality
comes in when sho signs tho pnpers
agrcoing to scll tho claim when tho
flnal proofs aro mado.
Soldiors' widows nro solected be
causo of tho clauso iu tho Unitod
States laws which pcrmits them to
mako tho necessary entries without
living on tho proporty. Now thoy
nro boing siimmoned beforo tho grand
jury to tcll whnt thoy know of tho
niattor.
It will probably bo showu in most
cascs that tho widows wero not nwaro
thoy wero committiug fraud. That
will lio with the court to decido.
But to thoso who couspired to securo
tho fraudulont entries, tho law may
not bo so lenient. A chnrgo of con
spiracy to defrand tho Unitcd States
Goveruinont is a sorious offcnco.
Vt. and N. It., aseortcd slzcs
Nortlicrn N. V,, nssortcd slzes,...
Norlliern N, V., lariic tubs
Western, Bsst., spruce tubs
Western. largc asli tubs
Creamery, nortlicrn Hrsts
reamery, eastern, best marks
Creamery, eastern, fair tofcood
C'reoiucry, wcstcru flrats,
Creamery, scconds
Dalry, Vt., extra
Dalry, N. V extra
Dalry, N. Y. aml Vt. Hrsts-
IM10VI81ON8.
I'ork-
llacks, bb
Sliortcut clear
C'ltar
Leati ends
Laid
Clty rcmlcred, purc, Ib
Western compound
I'ure kettlc, renclcred
Smoked Ilams
Iloslon, small, lb
Iloston.uii'illuiii
Hoston.larKe
KIIKSII JIEAT3.
neef, cliolce, 11
Ileef, llfclit cliolce, Ib ,
lleef.hcavyKood, Ib
Ilccr, pood, Ib
Ileef, lilnil'iuarters, cliolce
llecf, hliuJqiiarters, coinmon to KOod.
Ileer. foreiurtcrs. cliolce ,
llccr. foreriiiarters, coninion to good..
.Muiion, extra
Mutton, cumuion io good
Lnuibs, cli. east. ll
I.ambs, common to gooil, lb
Veals, cliolce eastern, lb
Veals, lalr to gooil
Veals. coninion
Ilogs, country dresscil, lb
J6 to 2)t
26 26H
2 "
20 26X
24 " 25
24 25
20 "23
21 " 25
22 " 23
13 "24
22 " 23
22 ' 2
22 W) to 21 00
22 00
J3 00 "
23 00 " 27 W
lUito
.. 12,'i "
14
12
12
10 to
9 "
7 "
6 "
ll"
8 "
7 "
8 "
6 "
4 "
8 "
6 "
11 "
8 "
7 "
8 "
s
7
ms
12
8
V6
l
10
8
Boston Lumber Market.
1.0NO LUJinEK.
flemlock boards, rough
Ilemlockboards, planed
llemlock boards, No. 2
Spruce boards, 1st, clear lloor.,.
Spruce boards, 2ls, clear flour..
Spruce boards. coarsc,
Spruce, nor. do, cars
Spruce, matclied
Hox boards, 1 In. Ilangor
Hox boards, nrd
Ilox boards, 7-8 ilo ,
Hox boards, 3-4 do
Hox boards, 11-10. .do
Uox boards, 6-8 do
SIIOUT LUMHKR.
Blilugles, Eastern sawed, cedar ex,..,
Blilnglcs, do clear
Sblngles, do 2ds
Slilngles, docx. No, 1
Sliingles, do No. 1
Clapboards, do 4 ft. ex
Clapboards, do clear
Clapboards, 2ils, clcar
Clapboards, extra No. 1
Clapboards, No. 1 ,
Latu. spruce, by cars
Latli, spruce, by cargoes
Boston Wool Markot.
13 00 to
14 00 14 60
II 00 " 1J 00
19 00 " 19 80
16 00 " 17 00
13 00 " 13 60
13 SO " 14 09
18 00 ' 19 00
13 00 " 13 0
9 60 " 10 88
10 " 9 29
8 80 " 8 70
8 00 ' 8 20
7 00 " 8 00
3 60 to 2 60
8 00 ' 3 16
2 40 " 2 60
1 60 " 1 76
1 60 " 1 76
40 00 " 42 00
88 0 " 40 00
aA 10 " 86 0
23 00 29
i io " r
3 00 ' 8 10
MICIUGAN.
X aud abore 27 to 23
No.
No. 2
Elne unwaslied
Uiiinercliantatile
No. 1, comblng, ?; and ii blood..
No.2 comblngt4 tilooil
Dulalne ,
31
29
21
23
28
22
KENTUCKY AND INDIANA.
OASTOIIIA.
Beari tho Klnd You Have Almys Boujht
ConiblnK, Mood....
Comblllg, ,'4 blood,.,,
Comblng, brald
Clothing. blood....
Clotlilng, coarae,. ..
22
20
30
24
24
23
2t
23
20K
2-3
ULLED AND SCOUKED.
A flne
A super
II super
C super
Comfilng, tlue
Couibliig, coninion.
15
43
88
81
48
87
47
44
46
40
AJJ rightened Horse. j
Runniug liko mad dowu tho stroot
dnniping tho occupants, or a hundred
othor acoidonts, nro ovory day occur
rouccs. It bchooves ovorybody to havo
a roliablo Salvo handy and thoro's
nono as good as Bucklon's Arnica
Salvo. Bnrns, Cnts, Sores, Eczomn,
and Piles, disappear quickly undor
it's soothiug offect. 25o, nt O. Blako
ly's Drug Storo.
ATTEMPTED BANK ROBBERY.
Tho First Natioual bauk of Orwoll
wns brokon iuto oarly Woduosday
morniug by burglars. Thoy gaiuod
admittauco to tho bank by pryiug opou
ouo of tho front windows of tho ofllco,
blow opon tho door to tho vnnlt and
badly damaged the door to tho safo. It
will reqniro the serviees of exports to
opon it as tho dial and knobs nro com
pletely destroyod. So far nothing hns
beeu found missiug but tho papors
woro strown about tho iloor. Tho
coutonts of tho safo aro thonght to bo
all right. No tracos woro loft for tho
dotectiou of tho burglars.
Vermont Markots.
PKODUCE.
Montpelier
Hutter, Iresh In 6 Ib. boxes, Ib 22 to 24
Hiittur.lri sh new, In tubs, Ib 20 " It
CbeeMi, dalry, lb 11 " 12
Egg, doz.,lri sli " 28
l'otatoes, liusli,, 60 " 65
Arplfs, uush, 80
llogs,llve, 1 6X" 6
llogs, dresM'd, Ib 8 " 8
Laiubs.per lb 4 M 3
Veals. llve. lb . 4 " 6
Clilckens, lb 14 " 15
Fowls, Ib 10 12
1-urkeys.lb
Harro
llutter, dalry 20 " 3s
Kggs, doz 25
l'otatoes, iush 60 '
llngs, drcsrd, lb 8 14
Veals. llvo. Ib 4 " 8
Sprlng lambs, Ib 8 14 6
Hcer, lilndquarters, Ib 10 " 12
Heef, loreiiuarters, Ib 4 "
Kols. Ib.. 9 " 10
Sprlng clilckens, Ib 18 "
Turkeys.lb 18 " 29
itETAir. nKAi.Ens rmoES.
Flour, Snrlng Wlicat, barrel 4 75 to 6 60
Flour, Wlnter Wlieat, barrel 4 76 " 6 0
Flour, Family Itoller, barrel 4 80 " 4 76
Fcml, cwt 1 471,' " 1 60
Meal, cwt 1 87f 1 l)
Mlddllngs, cwt 1 15 " 1 5
Oats, bush 61 " 8T
Com, bush 74 " 80
Dran,cwt 1 10 " 1 16
Beaus hiishel 2 00 "2 2
Naturat Anxloty.
Mothors regard tho aiiproaching
wiutor with unoasiuoss, childrou tako
cold so oasily. No disoaso costs moro
little livos than croup. Its attack is
so suddon that tho suftorer is ofton
boyond human aid boforo 'tho dootor
arrivos. Such casos yiold roadily to
Ono Miuuto Congh Curo. Liquoflos
tho niucus, allays indiimniatiou, ro
moves dnngor. Absolutoly safo. Acts
immodiatolv. Cures coughs, colds,
grip, brouohitis, all throat and luug
troublo. F. S. MoMahon, Ilnmpton,
Ga. : A "bad cold rondored mo voico
loss just boforo an oratorical coutest. I
I intonded to withdraw but took Ono
Minuto Cough Curo. It rostorod my
voico in timo to win tho inednl. "
Rivors Bros.
SEND US
AGOW,
Stecr, Bull or Horse
bide, Calf skin, Dog
skin. or any other kind
of hide or skin, and lct
us tan it with the hair
on, soft, light, odorle.3
and motii-proof.forrobe,
rug, coat or glovcs.
Dut first get our CatalORue,
Riving prices, and ourshlpplnz
iuks iiuu tnsiructions, bo as io
avoid mistakes. We also buy
raw furs. ,
THB CROSBV PRISIAN PUR COMPANY.
116 Mlll fltrcet, Rochester, N. Y.