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VERMONT WATOHMAN & STATE JOURNAL, THUltSDAY, MAItCII 12, 1903.
Don'Mlo tlio top of your
Jclly nntl pn ai rvo Jnrs tu
Ihooldfiv Ll'iiicdwny. Hcnl
tliom I y t u liovf,qlilck,
nosoititciy mirowny uy
11 uiiii coiuihkoi l ii ro
iccllneu rurnumo. llna
n o tnuto or odor, ln
nlr tlfrht nnd ncld
proof. J .aHiiy nppllcd.
Usoful Iti tvUi)di otlier
wnvn nlioiit tlu liouco.
1" u 1 1 dlrootlcms wlth
oach cnlto.
So! J overywhcre, Mado by
STANUARO OIL CO.
DEFERRED TOWN
CORRESPONDENCE
BERLIN.
F. V. Wiuslow roturned from Boston
Moudny loaving his fathor to contiuuo
uudor trontihout for nwhile.
Dcnu Bnuoroft nud his brido will
mako tlio Baucroft homosteud thoir
homo for tlio prosout, at lonst.
Georgo H. Crandnll aiid A. K. Co
vell wero in Northfield 011 businoss,
Snturday.
Koprosoutativo G. K. Porriu is
ngniu coufincd to tlio houso with tlio
natlimn.
Dr 0. N. Burbor wns callod lioro
last Moudny to soo n valuablo yoang
liorse bolonging to G. L. Willoy.
Beware of Ointments for Cntnrrh
That Contain Mercury
As moronry will suroly destroy tlie
sense of sniell aud complotoly dornugo
tlio wholo sy-tom whon ontoring it
tlirough tlio" inucoiis surfaccs. Such
nrticlos should novor bo nsod oxcopt
ou proscriptions f tom roputablo physi
ciims, ua tlio dainuge tlioy will do is
teuffjld to tlio good you cau possiblv
dorivo from tliom. Hall's Catarrh
Ouro, nian factured by F. J. Oliouoy
& Co., Tolo o, O., contaius uo mor
cary, nud i takou intornally, ncting
directly upou tlio blood and inucous
surfncos of tlio systom. In buying
Hull's Catarrh Cure bo suro you got
tlio goiiuiuo. It is takou iutornally
nud mado in Tolodo, Ohio, by F. J.
Cheuoy & Co. Tostimoninls freo.
Sold by Druggists, Prico 75o por
bottle.
Hall's Family Pills nro tho bost.
CABOT.
A. V. Noye has bought tho land
owued by P. B. Elmore at Lowor
Cabot.
Mrs. Gates of Plainflold aud hor
sistor, Mrs. Millio Thorlosv, of Leo,
Mniuo, spout Suudny iu towu.
Towu moetiug passod vory quiotly,
ouly ono ballot was had, oxcopt Buch
ns tho law requiiod should bo voted
by ballot. It was voted to bny nn
other safo for tho protectiou of tho
town's books aud papers aud voted to
eleot two road commissiouors; voted to
havo tho school direotors havo tho
Bchool buildiug wired for oloctiic
lights. These weie nll tho votes takou
outsido of tho regulnr routiuo of busi
uess aud was nll complotod at 1 :45.
At 3 o'olock tho liceuso votes woro
couutod, resultiug yos, 71; uo, 125.
Mrs. Judith Bollows, died at tho
homo of her brother, Deacon M. S.
Haines, Fobrunry 23, after n short ill
uess, agod sevouty-flve roars. fciho
was tho eldest dauglitor of tho late
Horace nud Lnoiuda Stono Haines;
ono of n family of niuo childron, fivo
sotis aud four daughters, Deacon
Leaudor of Wntorbury, Doacou Ed
ward, Williaiu S., Louisa aud Paunio,
nll deceased ; Dcacou Ira F. , Doacou
Moses, aud Mrs. Lelia Blodgott of
Cabot, Ktill survivo hor. Her graud
fnther Hnines ciimo from Doerflold,
N. II., iu 171)1, and bcgtiu to clear tho
land on tho farin uow occupiod by Or
villo Barrott. His cnpital was vory
meagro, as may bo iuforrod from tlio
fact, that whilo ho was tho possessor
of ouly two shircs and two pairs of
punts, ho exchaugod ono of each for n
noo and au nxo, to bogin work with.
His son Horaco, Mrs. Bollow's fnthor.
built tho "woolon factory" at tho
Lowor villago, whioli is still ownod
by Deacou I. F. Hniues. Hor mnternal
graudfathor, Doacou Moses Stouo, was
ono of tho niou whoso names aro hand
nd dowu ns nmuug tho fouudatiou
"Stoues" of tho towu. Ho built tlio
lirst sawmill on tho sito noar whoro
tho woolou faotory uow scands. Ho
was ouo of tho strong pillars of tho
Congregational church, honost, up
right, aud foarless for tho right. Mrs.
Bollowa becamo a worthy mombor of
tho Congregational church iu girlhood.
Sho was looked up to aud greatly bo
lovod iu hor homo cirolo. Sho mar
ried Oharles Bellows of Wiusted,
Conu., aud wout thoro to resido. Ouo
dnuglitor, Fnnuio camo ns a blossing
to thoir homo, but nt tho ago of
oighteou sho was snddonly takou from
tliom by tho "roapor" who gathors
tho youug aud boautiful nliko with
tho "rlpeuod shoavos. " Hor husbayd
onrly followod hor, nnd Mrs. Bullows
camo baok to livo ninoug hor frionds,
nnd dio at tho old homostcnd, as had
boon hor great desiro nftor hor homo
was brokou up, All tlio caro that
loving haiids" could bestow was givon
her aud sho was laid to rost iu tho j
fuuiily.plot in tho eoiuctory nt Lowor
Uabot.
. A SIMPLE QUESTION.
Montpelier People Are Requested to
Honestly Answer This.
Ib not tho word of a roprofiontntlvo
oitizon of Montpollor moro convluciug
thaii tho doubtful uttornnccs of peoplo
llving overywhoro olso in tho Union?
lloatl tlliH!
Frnnk Nolsou, liiacliiuiBt, WorceBtor
Brauch, four milos from Montpollor,
snya: "My oecupatiou nocossitutes
cousidorablo heavy liftlug causing
moro or less of n fltraln ou tho mnseles
of tho baok. For thrco or fonr ycura
I laiow from tho uching across tho
loins that my klduoys woro nffoctod
nud it did not roquiro tho doad hoavy
nohlng foollug nt tho closo of n dny's
work to toll mo that tlioy woro olthor
wonkouod 01 ovor oxcited. SomotimoB
tho pain was bo acuto at night that it
provoutod Eonud rofioBhing sloop aud
I aroso iu tho moruing poorly propared j
to taoklo tho noxt day's work. Addod
to this, always a suro aign of somo
diBturbed aotiou of tho kidnoys, thoro
was au nunoyiug woakuoss of tlio kid
uoy pooiotious. A frlond advlsod uio
to go to W. E. Poolo's drug storo for
Doau's Kiduoy Pills and tako a courBO
of tho trontmout. I did fo nud uscd
two boxos. Tho last nttack positivoly
consed. "
For salo by all donlors, prico 50
conts. Fostor-Milburn Co., Buffnlo,
N. Y., boIo imouts for tlio Unitbd
Stntcs.
Romonibor tho nanio Doau's and
tnko no othur.
PLAINFIELD.
Tlio funoral of Mrs. Warren waa hold
at tho lato reaidonoo, Wodnosduy morn
ing. Rov. L. F. Fortuoy conduoted
tho Borvicos nud Rov. Mr. Walz as
sistod. Rolatives and friourta woro iu
nttendauco from Barre, Moutpolior,
Calais, Marshnold, Waldou, Willislou
and Plainflold.
Rov. G. H. Wright is agnin couflued
to his bed with grip.
Mr. and Mrs. E.okiol Skinnor gavo
a vory pleasaut card party to nbout
thirty of thoir frionns, Wodnosday
ovoning. Tlio highest scoro was mado
by Horbort Holt and Mm Foitnoy.
Miss Katio Ladd of Oraugo recoutly
spont a fow dafys with hor grnud
motlior, Mrs. Morto.
Miss Jano Ci'oss is quito sick at Miss
Elsio Warrou's.
The Stomacli Is tlie Man.
A weak stomnch wcakons tho man,
bocnuse it canuot trausform tho food ho
oata into nourishmout. Hcnlth aud
strength cnnuot bo restored to any
sick man or weak woman withont flrst
restoriug hoalth aud strength to tho
stnmnch. A wenk stomnch caunot di
gest onongh food to feed tho tissues
nnd rovivo tho tirod nnd rnn dowu
limbs nud orgnus of tho body. Kodol
Dyspopsin Cure cleansus, puriflos,
BWoeteus nud strongthons tho glnuda
nud mombraues of the stomacli, aud
cnros iudigcstiou, dyjpopain nnd all
stomacli troublca. Rivors Bros.
SODOM.
Mrs. Kato Wooks waa takou to
Hontou Hoapitnl last Fridny for troat
mout. Nowoll Wriglit lms sold his qunrry,
callod tho "Calais Grauito Quarry"
to Patch & Co.
A. D. HopkiuB hopes to savo his iu-
jured oyo; tlio iujury boiug tho to-
snit of an acoulout iu tho quarry somo i
daysago; but it 18 UOt OUt Of daugor.
Eli Oarter connnoncod work
Georgo A. Nowton this wook.
Hore Riots.
Disturbnucos of etrikors nrc llot
uoarly as giavo ns an individual dis
ordor of tho systom. Overwork, loss of
sleop, uorvous toiisiou, will bo fol
lowed by uttor collapso, unless n roli
nblo romody iR immodiatol,y eniployod.
Thoro's uothiiig so elliciout to cure
disordors of tho Livor or Kidnoys ns
Electrio Bittors. It's a woudorf 1
tonio, and oH'ootivo norviue and tlio
groatost all aronnd mediciuo for run
dowu systoais. It dispols Norvousness,
Rheumntism nud Kournlgia nud ox
pels Mnlaria gornis. Ouly 50c, and
satisfaction gunrautoed by 0. Blakoly,
Druggist.
NEWBURY.
Tho disoussion ovor the proposition
to hold tho town meotings horeafter
at .Newbury stroot wns livoly nud ro
saltod fnvornbly by n niajority of
thirteou. This is s it should bo as
tho greatest numbor of votors aro bot
tor oonvo"iouced than at tho old placo
iu tho wildorness, whoro it lms beou
hold for Hfty or sixty yonrB.
Miss Lou Orsor, who has boou tench
ing in Tuubridgo is spoudiiig vncn-
tion, with her sistor, Mrs. J. R Weod.
Mrs. Orudou, who lms beou visiting
linr fathor. Sohuvlor Stnbblns. Iins rn.
turuod to hor homo in Now York city.
Tho concort Wodnosday ovoning by
Blaisdell's orchostru, of Concord, N ,
H ., sustniued thoir wido reputation
n s umaicians.
A Remarkable Case,
Ono of tho most roniarkablo oasos of
a cold, doep suatod ou tho lnngs, cans
iug pnoumoiila, ia thnt of Mrs. Gor
trudo E. Fonnor, Murion, Ind,, who
wna ontiroly onred by tlio uso f Ono
Minuto Cough Ouro. Sho says: '.Tho
coughiug nud strainiug so woaiioucd
mo that I run dowu iu woight from
118 to pounds. I triod n nunibor
of romndlbS to no nvail until I usod
Ouo Minuto Cough Caro. Four bot
tlos of this wondorful romody onrod
mo ontiroly of tho cough, strongthonod
my lungs nud reetorod mo to my nor
miil woight,' hoalth, aud strongth."
llivora Bros.
Booanso a Borliu hotol koopor know
how to pronnio Prinoo Ohuu a dish of
"ciiow," tho Ohlnoso Ordor of tho
Two Hendod drngou has boeu bostowod
ou hlm.
NORTHFIELD.
Tuosday aftoruoou W. A. Blako, tho
grocor, had occasiou to go tho roar of
liis storo. IIe uotod n considornblo
gathorlng of mon in n horsostiill nnd
upou olosor inspootiou found that thoy
surroundod n barrol of cidor whieli
hnd boon takou from his Btoio collar
whoro ho had it plncod with opon
bung for tho ptirposo of turninglt into
vinognr. Tho orowd gradunlly nioltod
nway and Mr. Blako got his barrol
baok ininus abont 45 gnllons of itg
contouta. IIo said that ho Bliould
mako a domnnd for payinout and
clalms thnt ho kuows who romovod It.
Entranco to tho collar wna npparontly
gainod by pisslng tlirough tho Btoro
aud dowii into tho baaoinout whoro tho
door could bo readily unlooiced from
tho iuaido.
Major F. L. Howo has rocoivod n
favorablo rosponao from tho Unitod
Statos Fish Uommissionor Goorgo M.
Bowora of Waahiugtou, D. 0.. graut
iug tho applicatlon for Btockiug Dog
rivor with flah and states that nu ns-
, Blgnmont of brook trout fry will bo
seut for that purposo duriug tho spring
moiiths. Tho govornmont ioquirea
I that propor protootion bo affoided to
j tlio brood stock.
Complniut lmviug bocn mado that
cnttlo
uoionniug to lowia acovoua iu
Bull Run woro not rocolviug propor
caro nud food, J. A. Hutchinsou, Stato
Agont of tho Vormout Huniauo bo
cioty, made nu iuveBtigntiou Sundny.
It appoarod to him tlint tho nuimnls
woro all sufforiug for waut of food
nud oxorciso. Accordingly ho uotiflcd
Stovous that tho cnttlo niust bo fod
nud watorod at loast twico n dny and
havo propor caro. If this ordor ia
not promptly complind with inimodi
ntoly nud fully Ollloer Hutchinsou
will boo thnt tho law in such ninttors
is onforcod aud it is Btriugout ouoagh
to covor any caso of noglect of duinb
auimala.
Fowor CallonS; Wears Longor.
Tho soorot is ont and Mbutpolior cau
go ou living just as if tho rkhllo had
uover beou askod. .
N.o it can't, oithor Moutpolior is
not going to bo what it was boforo.
Its honses aro going to bo briglitor;
its iiuople a little moro prosporous
thoy aro going to havo somo of thoir
monoy loft to buy othor things with.
Tho answer to tlio riddlo is this :
you can paint n bnilding with fowor
gallous of Dovoo Load nud Zino pnint
thnn with niixod paints, aud it will
woar Boveral times as loug as n bnild
ing paiutod with lcad aud oil mixcd
by liand. Wnat will peoplo do with
tho rost of thoir monoyy Sold by Ab
bott & Bailoy.
IX COUX'IY COU11T.
Wodnosday nftornoon and Thursdny
forouoon in county court woro usod
for tlio hoaring of arguuients ou miu
or motious rogardiug cases sot for
triul. Lonvo to lllo n now declnrntion
in tho cnso of Horbort R. Sias- v. Con
solidatod Ligliting Co. was grauted
uudor cortnin coiiditions ns to costB.
Tho motion for n coutiuunuco iu tho
caso of Uniou Mutnal Firo lusurauco
Co. v. A. B. Uugar was donied aud
tho caso assignod for trial ou Mnrch
23. I'ho cnso of R. 0. Bowors Grnu
ito Co. v. 0. T. Morloy wns sel for
April 1, for thc convoiiiouco of tho
dafoudant who livos iu tlio West. Tho
Barro alaudor caso of Hnrvoy Horsoy
v. Frnnk E. Langloy wns coutiuued.
Tho flrst jury cnso roady for trial
wns fouud to bo Montpelier & Wells
Rivor Railroad v. Z. Macohi aud
this waB assigued for 2 p. ni., Thurs
day. This is n snit for tho recovory
of froight chargea aud has been triod
onco boforo aud boon to Suprenie
Court whoro it was rovorsod ou ox
nnMnnR. J. R T.nn,Kni. ntfnr.mv
j IWU UtllJUltl. (11411 U 1?, VjlUiUUll
tho dofoudaut. Followiug this caso
will como S. II. O. Bosworth v. 0.
DoF. Bnncroft, collector of tnxes.
At 2 o'clock on Thursdny court
cnmo iu aud annouurcd n decisiou ou
tlio motion for coutiuunuco in tho caso
of McKinstry v. Collins & Lovoll.
The motion was ovorrnled, Iho conrt
belioving that it would bo iujustico to
tho dcfendauts to longor delay trial,
oven though thoro might bo BOino
wenkoning of tho plaintilf's ovidenco
tlirough tho absouco of nn hnportnut
wltness nud cousoquont uso of formor
testimouy.
Tho caso o! Moutpolior nud Wolls
Rivor Rnilroad v. Z. Macohi was nt
once cnlled ou nud a jury ompnnollod.
Tho jurors on tho cnso nro Georgo N.
Carponter, John Folsoui, William F.
Glndding. G. O. Granfleld. Horaco
Hill, A. S. Howo, Goorgo D. Josliu,
Wnltor H. Little, Horbort II. Loug,
R. J. MoMullon, Bomis Piko, E. M.
Turuor, 0. N. Whito.
County court camo iu at niuo
o'clock as usunl on Snturdny but bo
foro procoeding with tho caso of tho
Moutpolior nnd Wolls Rivor rnilroad
' v
', Macohi, auuouuced decisiou ou
tho domurrors heard Wodnesday.
Thoro nro six cnses, in fivo of wliich
Hnrvoy Hor'ioy of Rnrro is plniutilf,
whilo tlio Uniou Mutnal Firo Ius.Oo.,
Nortliorn Assurnuco Co, of Loudou,
Aotna Iusturano Co., Insurauco Co,
of North America, nnd tho Phoonix
Co, nro rospoctivoly dpfuudnuts,
whilo in tho sixth Mnttio Ford ii
RAIN
THE PURE
GRAIN COFFEE
Even chlldren drlnk Grain-0
bccnuso thoy liko it nnd tho doc
tors say it Is good for them. Why
not? It contnins nll o tho nourish
ment of tlio pure grain and nono
of the polsons of coffee. ,
TRY IT TO-DAY.
At groccri overywhere ; 15c and 15c. pr package.
MlfflT',, !
CASTORIA
ANtgcfable PrcpaMlionropAs
slmllalinfi UicFoodnntincdula
ling llic Sloinnchs andDowcls of
Promolcs Digcslion.Chccrful
ncasandRcst.Conlains nelllicr
Opium.Morpluiie norIiiicral.
TiOT HAH.C OTIC .
flKifit ofOUUrSAMUELIiTCUKR
Imphn Stt&
Jlx.Smrul
BotfillUSetU-
Ifpermiitl - .
lli CtuionakSoda
SUfiw
iVintnymn. ftatvn
Apcrfecl Rcmedy forConsllpa
lion, Sour Slomach.Diarrhoca
Worms .Convulsions .Fcvcrish
ncss nnd Loss OF Sleep.
FacSiinitc Si'gnolure of
NEW YORK.
EXACT COPY OF WRAPPER.
w -
plnintill' nud tho Firo Associntion of
PhilndL'lphin defeudnnt. Tho court.
Euataincd tho dpiuurrer nnd held both
Vounts of the declnrntion iu pncli case
insiilllciont. They are nll suits for
tho recovory of insuranno as a resnlt j
of n llro iu Bnrro last sunnnor in
whirh Mr. HorEoy's buildings woro '
burned. F. L. Lnird for pluiutilf aud
F. A. Howland nnd .Tohn W. Gordon '
for defendnuts Tho jnry trial then
proceeded, tho defeudaut being flrst ,
ou tho staud. i
Tho evidPiico was olosed nbnnt 11
o'clock nnd it boiug thcn too Into to
concludo the cnso todny, the court ex
cUFcd tlio jury until two o'clock Mon
day. After dismissing tlie jury, tho court
li"iird tho nuditor quereln cnso of
Leonard Holdcn v, A. J Sibloy. ndin.
A lictlo testimouy was taken aud theu
the arguments mado by Johu II. Son
ter and John W. Gordou for thoplaiu
tiif aud H. O. Shurtlelf for tlio dt
feudant, No dccisiou wns rendnred.
ltOUEltTS OUT.
Barre,March 7. At n specinl meet
ing of tlie city conucil Thursdny oven-'
ing tho rcsiguatiou of Rov. Brian O.
Roberts as n niember of the liqnor
commissiou wns accepted and Johu E.
, Smith, of tho grauito firni of E, L.
Smitl' & Co., was appoiuted in his
stead. Mr. Roberts stated as his
rensou for resigniug, thnt he folt thnt
ns n clergymnu he could not perform
tho duties of tho'ollice. The ono np
poiuted wns conflrmcd by tho board of
1 uldormon by a voto of 5 to 1.
; Tho city couucil by a unaniuious
voto placed itsolf on recnrd ns in
, favor of n rijjid euforconient of tho
licenso lnw and ngreed to stnud fi mly
bohiud tho polico aud city ofliehls iu
its ounctmeut.
Tho followiug nppointmeuta wero
mado and couflrmed : City attorney,
ex-Moyor John W. Gordon; snporin
tendent of streets, Alex Bruco; supor
iutoudout of wator works, W. T.
Cainpb'oll ; Becrotary board of hoalth,
W. F. Gilman ;chiof of liro dopartnient,
Oharles H.Campboll ; ovorseor of poor,
L. H. Thurstou ; grand jurors, H, WT.
Scott, S. S. Willinma. A. A. Snrgont.
Pntrick Brown wns ro-nppoiutca ns
chiof of polico nud .Frnnk Hnmol nud
Konncth Nicholeon woro nppointed
regular pntrolmou, Tho two lntter
sncceod E. E. Porry and L, N. Gnuth-
ior. Mr. Porry resigucd to outor tho
iusurnuco busincss nud Mr. Gnuthior
wns renioved. Sovouteou speolnls woro
sworn in,
Tho riolectmeu of Bnrro town huvo
nppointed tho followiug ns niembers
of tho licenso bonrd for thnt towu:
Goorgo J. Towno, two yonrsl 0. R.
Pittsloy, four yonrB j Robort O'Henrn,
b!x yonrs.
Oja.sToxtiA..
Beai tha ) VM You llave Always 3ough!
ICXOVJilJJJ TJtllki'l LE.
Springflold, Ohio, Mnr. tl. Mrs.
John Konwood nnd hor .throo yoting
childron woro wnlkiug aorrifs tho Big
Four trOBtlo west of lioro this mnrning
whon thoy woro struck by n froight
train nnd knockod into tho wntor Hfty
foot bolow. Thu inothor and ono
child woro LHTud uud tho two oldor
childron fntnlly hurt. Tho ongincor
could not soo ou ncconnt of tho fog.
PASTOXIIA.
Btut th Tho Kind You Haw Always
CASTORIA
For Infants and Childron.
The Kind You llave
Always Bought
For Over
Thirty Years
CASTORIA
THC OCNTAUn COMPkNT. NCW VOHK OITY.
TJIJi CiriJW OF 1'OIAOE.
Mnyoi Corry Justiflod in Not Reap
pointiug. Ought to Disuiiss tho
Eutire Forco nnd Abolii-li tho Polico
Depnrtment.
Bears the
Signature AaT
tJ Use
Iairllllieill lor niiiwil puiipusc li is luiini-i
orderud. that notlce of this order bo pub-
Rilitnr nf Tnnriml Tiini'inir frnin i lbed three week aucce8lvel In tho Vehmont
ijUiior oi jouruni . .lungiug irom i Watchman anp State jouiinal. a ncwbpa
tllO COmmOUt llOard IU OVOry part Of I per prlnted ut Monipellcr, In tbla State, prerloua
tho city rolativo to tho retiring of "' li"i'J'cQUTt-o'""'!'
Chiof Roagau, thoro uppears to bo n 1 g-io lllitAMCAl(t.ETON,i'udge,
screw loose somowhoio, and I want to j ,
say a few words in d 1'cufo of tlio no- , y-rui tt--i
tion. bVEKY CnURCn or institu-
Evor since tho liceuso law has bon I Hon Btipportt'd by voluntnrycotitHbutlon
nrnnnsfid t in vr nn uruninniit nf l
tlmso who invored it has been that its '
ndoptiou would decrense diiinkeuuess. !
l'lioy liavo nrguou tliat it u man can
gct liqnor but occiisioually, when ho
docs succeod iu gettiug it ho will
driuk himself iuto u ntnte of beastly
iutoxicatiou ; wliorens, if it is kopt
constantly bofoio him, ho will morely
tuke a little driuk nud theu go away
, aud ler itulouo. Thoir uppetites will
be satisfled and couscqueutly thoro
will b? no druiikouucsB. Iu proof of
this opiniou thoy cito tho stntemeuts
of n suore or moro of mmi who, nt
somo poriod iu thoir livos, havo spont
I forty-eight honrs iu somo Stnte whoro
n liceuso systom provails, nnd who
l ftiilml tn enn ,i ufiitflft nncn nf liitnvlnn.
Itiou. Whothor this opiuiou bo truo
or falso romniua to bo Been. But it
ia r.nrrniii. rlmr. liisr. Tnpsilnr. nniirlv
sovouty per cout ot tho citizous of
Vormout, aud nearly eiglity-llvo por
cout of tho citizous of Montpelier ou
dorsod it, oithor directly by thoir bal
lot or indirectly by remaiuing nwny
from tho polls. Cousequoutly we must
nssumo tlint it is correct, uud, it cor- '
reot wo must ubido by it. I
lf wo will turu to tho roport of
Chiof Roagau ou pago oighty-live wo
shiill seo that iitty per cent of tho ar-
rosts last yoar wero for tlruukonncss, i
audof tlio romaiuder, tho liquor tralllc
plnyod n vory jiromineut part in over
Bixty por cont of tho cases. Now, iu
a vory Bhort time, wo Bhall liavo
opou saloous in sullicu'iit uumber to
keop nn uulimited supjily of liquor
constantly boforo us. CoiiFequontly
thoro will bo uo drunkenuess, and
siuco ilruukouuoss and viohitioiis of
tlie prohibitory law occasiouod llvo
sixths of tho work of tho polico forco,
it scoms to mo, tliat, uudor tlio now
systom, thoro will bo vory little nned
of nuy polico forco ut nll. In viow of
tho voto east last lucsdny, nud tlio
sontiinonts oxrpessed prior to tho east
iug of that voto, it beems to mo thnt
Mayor Corry did n vory wiso thing in
dismiBsing Chief Roagau, aud that ho
would bo fully justilled in discharging
tho outiro forco nntl nbolishiug tlio
polico dopartmeut. If I nm wroug I
shnll bo gliul to havo my orror bhown
mo.
0. O. Ormsboo.
iKiiorance Is the riother of Mistnkes.
blundors aud biuiglos tho most ox
peusivo thing iu this foolish world.
Thoro nro millions of poor porsous
who might hnvo boou ricli but for
thoir bluudors, nnd huiidrods iu thoir
grnves who might huvo boou nlivo hnd
thoy usod Dr. David Kouuedy's now
modioiuo, Cal-cura Solvont, wliun thoy
woro flt6t tnkon siok. Writo to tho
Oul-ouru Compnny, Rondout, N. Y.,
for n book and freo samplo bottle.
LITERARY NOTIOE.
Tho Litoraiy World, of Boston,
foundod in 1870, and published iu lato
years by Messrs, E. H. Ilamea & Co.,
lms rocontly boon takon by Messrs L.
O. Pago & Co.. who will couduot it
iu futuro under thu editorship of Mr.
Bliss Carninn. Tho now propriotorB
will mako ii thoir alm "to maiutain
tho oxcollont roputation for fniruoss,
tlioroughuesa nud diguity, whioh tho
papor as nlwnys onjoyod, uud nt tho
sanio timo will spuro no paius to im
provo and strengthon it iu ovory
wny. " Tho venrly subsonptiou wili
loiuniu ns boforo'$1.00. Samplo oopioa
will bo sont ou applicatlon. No bot
tor wny can bo otforod to ncquaint
onoBolf with tho chuructor nud qunlity
of this fortuightly poriodioal, than to
Boud for, nud study n snniplo copy.
Dlroot to tho Litornry World, L. 0,
Pngo Compnny, PnblishorB, Boatou,
Mass.
JLegal Notices.
C0M.MI8SI0NEI13' N0T1CE.
KSTATK OP IiUCIU8I.CIir.NEY.
Tlifi filiilnrsliriird liiivliitf liopn nnnnlnlpil hv.fl.M
Hon. l'rohntc Court for tlio DlstrlcLuf Wnvliltiirfnn.
Cvmnilstloncrs, to ricrlt c, cxamltic and aiUuit I1
clnlnin nnd (lcniniuls ofall tiert'ins aftalntt llio et(at
of I.IICIUSI, CI1B.NKY, lalo ofTuwn uf llarru, ln
fllo Dlairlcl.ilm'asi'clt nii'lnll clnlma cxlilliltcd In
olfact tlicrcln, livrclj' ilru notlco tlint we will nieel
wr vuq (lurnuarn aiorcsatu, fll A. u. JllCKet'a
oinco, In tlm Tnnii of llarro. In anld I)8
trlct, on tlio 23 rl ilay of Mnrcli, aml lctli ilay ot
Au)tut.lIIU), ncxt, from 1 n'clc.ck r. M. unlll o'clock
1 . m.. cacn 01 aaifi iiaya, ano iina six tnomlia from
tlio 'Mnl ilny of F-li. A.l). WO, Ia tlio tlmo llinltcil
hv aald Court for aiihl crt'illtora ln lirpnmit tlirlr
cfaltns to ua for t'xnnijnatlon nnd iillowaticc,
intU'fi at uarrc, tlils .'Uh day of Fiuruary.
A. 0. DICKEY. I CnmniU.
011 II. K. WATEIIMAN, aloncra.
COMMlSHlONEItS' NOTICE.
ESTATE OK IltASTONE.
Tlio underalined liavlnir l.ccn anpolntcd by tlit
Hon. l'robnto Court for tho Dlslrlct ofWaslilnKlon,
Connnlaalonera, to rccelTC, oxamlno aml adjuat all
clalina and dcmands ofall rwranni airalnet tlio tstate of
IHA STONE. lato or I'lalnOcld, In aald Ills
trlci. di'ceascdl aml all clalina txblbltld In offect
tlicreto. Iicrcby glve nollce tlint wo will mcct for
tli' nnrpoaca aforcaald. at tlieTown Clcrk'solllcc,
In tlie Vltlago of rialnOcld, In aald Dlatrlct,
nn tho 2ft!i day ol Marcb, and 8th day of
AuKiiat, iitxt, from 1 o'clock r. u., untll 4 o'clock
r. MM cach of aalrt daya. and tliatalx monlhs from
tho 14th day or Fcbruary A. I). 1903. Ia tlie tlme
llnillcd by aald Court fo aald credltora to prescnt
tliclr clalina to ua for 4xamlnallon and allowance
Dntrd at I'lalnfleld, tlils ittb day of I'lbruary,
A. U.1903. '
H. E. CUTt.EIl. lCommhV
9-11 CLINTON CUTI.EIt, S alo era-
ESTATE OF WESLEY P. MAUTIN.
State or Vkiimont,
DlSTItlCT OP WA8IIINQTON. 8.S.
In I'robale Court, lii ld ln Montpelier) In and fot
rald IJIstrlct, on thu 3nd day of Match, A. 1.
imi.1:
Mirk Mears, Admlnlstrntor of tho ctat ol
WKSI.KY I. MAItll.N. Inle ol Marthnehl, ln
tabl Dlitrlct, ricceiued, prearnta lilt admln
latrnllon nccoiinl for uxaiiilnallnn and allow-
iiiicu nnd niukcs niipllcullon fur a decrco ol
nisTiDimon auu parminn or tbccstato or aald de-
Cl'HM'd.
Wliereupon Itlsordercd by aaMCuurt, thnt aald
account and cald applicatlon be refcrred to a
caloii thtTuof. to be held at tlie I'robate OHlce
Iu atd Montpelier, on tlm'Jlst dav of M.irch.
A. I). 19n3, lui lit'arlng aml dtclalon tlicro-
oniAii'l.H Ia rurtner ornereii tlint notici' licreof be
glvei. lo all pcrsoiis Inlerestt'd, hy tiubllcatlou ol
tlie aatno tbrce week auccegshcly iu tho Vku
MONT WATC1IMAN ANP STATE JtlUII!fAL, a liew-
p.ipcr publWied at Montinllcr, In tlils Stnte, pre
vniiia to rald tlmo nppolnti'd mr hearlug that tliey
miiy appnar nt aald tlmo and plnce, and frbow cause,
If uuy they may lmc. wli) tuld account should
not be allowcd and eucb t crce ninde.
Uy the Court.-Atlfst.
a ll IIIltAM rAUI.KTON, Judge.
EbTATE OF MAIiCUS I10UTWEI.L;
State or Veiisiont,
Distiiict or Wasuinqton, ss.
Probatc Court, held at Montpelier, ln and foi
trtct, on tlie VOtli duy of Fcbruary, A. D
An Instrumi'nt iiurnorlllig to be the last will and
t'ttunient of MAUCUS 110UTWELI,, late ol Mont
nelltr. Iu rald DUtrlct. deceasi'd. IxdiiK nrcccnted to
I tho Court for I'robate, U Ia ordcred by aald
, Court, imu au persons
concerlit'fl therelu be
no n to unpear nt n sesslnn of snld Court, tobe
i !. 1
vnc rrobate oracc ln aald .iionineiicr, on tlit
any they niayliave, agalnst the probatc ot aald ln-
will IHi Kl.eil II llDurill nunuttty ol IW
Longmnn & Slnrllnez Puto Palnts wheib
evor tiiHv paint
Note: Ilavo done so for twonty-soven
yi'itrj, Bales: Tens of inilllons of gallons;
paluted nearly two mllliou liou-ea under
iiiuuiUod to ropntnt if not satlsfnctory:
Thf pnlnt wears for perlodsup toelghteon
jenra Linseed Oil mu?t be ndded to the
paint, (dono In two minutes). Actualcost
then anout 81.23 a gallon. Samples free.
Sold by our Agi'iitp
Harrows& Peck, Vontpeller.
Palmer Phnrmao-, Waierbvry
Fred Perrln, Plalnllehl.
Estnte bf O D Edgerton, Northlleld
J. V. Taylor, Moretown.
NOTICE.
1 wish to oxteud cmr henrtfe t
thnuks to nll those, who havo ao kiud-
I ly aesiated UB tlirough tllO last Sick-
' "eB
nud denth of our bolovod wifo
nud inothor.
Clemeut P. KolloggS4
BontricoB. Kollogg.
Plainflold, Fob. 28, 1903.
M. W. Wheelock's
Real Estate Agency
AND
INTELIGENGE OFFICE
At Montpelier Book Bmdi'ry, have bnr
cnlns iu ho'ises. lots and othcr vnlunble
lironerty. I'lncos wanted for llret-class
oli'rkn, malo. hotel cook, girls for bouse.
work, laundrj' work, etc.
;?tirNo t'xps-nso for rogistorliig
NOTICE.
Tliis'
ia to certify that I tliis day givo
my son, .rncst V. uould, liis linio ouriiig
tlie remaindcr of 1ns uunority and will
claini nono of 1ns wagos nor pay any
tlcpts of bis contractnig after tliis date.
C. H. GouLn,
Worcester, Vt Feb. 20, 1903.
OASTOB.IA.
Bears the TtiB Kind You Have Always Boagla
FOlt FIFTliliX YFAJtS.
Tho followiug dntn for tho mouth
of Mnrch duriug n poriod of flfteou
venrs hns boou compiled by W. A.
Shnw from tho wemhor burenu reo
ords nt Northfield. Menu or uormnl
tomporntnro, 20 degroes; wnrmojt
month 11)00, nvorugo 20 degrees; high
est tomporntnro, 0(5 degreos Mn-ch 10,
1804, lowest temporature, 18 degrees,
Maroh 1, 1897; nvornge preoipitation
for tho month, 8.01 inchea; great
est nuiount of precipitntion in nny
twenty-four conseculivo hourst 2 20
inchea Fob. 28-Mnrch 1 ; highest vol
Ooity of wind, 00 miles nn honr from
outhwest ; nvorngo uumbor of clenr
dnys, 0; partly cloudy dnys, 12;
cloudy dnys, li).
What's ln n Nnmer
Uvorything is in n unnie whon it
comos to Witoh Ihizol Salvo. E. O.
DoWitt & Co., of Chicago, discoverod,
somo yenrs ago, how to mako n salvo
from witoh Ilazol thnt is n Bponiflo
for Pilos. For blliid, bloodlug, itch
iug nnd protruding Pilos, oozomu, cuts,
burus, brniBos nud nll skin dlsoiiBOF,
DoWitt's Salve hns no oqnnl, Thin
has givon riao to numorous worthloea
oouutorfoltB. Ask for DoWitt's tho
gouulue. Rivors Bros.
Gentral Vermont Railway,
Coinmcnclnir Dcccmber 14, 19(12.
Tratns golntz South and East W
Lonvo Montpollor as Followoi
0:00 A.M. alAIL, wcck day, for Hotton, Bnrlni
deld and New York. '
13)T.M. KXl'UESS, weck daya, for Hoston and
New York vla SprlngHeM, or New I.ondon and Wor
ccater vla Nailiua. l'arlor car to Iloilon and HnrlnK-
Deld.
. .m r. m.
ItlTor.lct
rASSKNOEIl, wcck daya, for White
U:80A. M.,dally EXPltKSS, for Iloaton vla lw.
ell and all polnta In New Enxland, New York and
outh. rullman tjlecpcra to Uotton and Uprlng
leld. Tralns Colng North and Wost.
2:MA.M.. dally EXP11E8S for Montrpal and the
west and week dava for OKdenahurir. Itlr.lifnnl and
ottawa. Blccplni cara, Monlpcller Junctlon lo
Montreal
V.W A. M. rASoENOElt. week davi. fnr Ilur Inir.
Un, Uut and, St. Albani, Montreai, ottawa and
Itlcbford.
i:sur. M. l'AHSENOEK. wcck dava. fnr l'or 1ns-
tcn. Bt. Al lana, itonlrt'al, Ogdenaburg, and
Utcliford. l'arlor car to Montreai wlthout cliange.
ft:M V. M, EXl'UESS for llurllnRton, Bt. Albani
and Montreai. l'ullnian aleenlna car from Mnntt)f1lpr
Junctlon toChlcago wlthout cliange.
Suburban Traln Sorvlco.
LeiTO Montpelier at 3:10, 9:20 A. ., 12 M
ttfO, 6:2or. M. Arlveat Ilarre twenty mtuutea after
lcaTlng tlme.
LeaTe Barre al 12:01 A. M., 8:35, a. 12:01 u.i
l;irt, 6:30r. M. Arrlve at Montpelier, twenty mln
stea after leavlnf tlme.
Tralna leave foi Wllllamatown at 12 M r. . and
IMr. m.
All paascnger tralns will atop at the Ploneer
Workt to lake or leave paaaengera wlien algnalled.
C. A. I.ANG, Agcnt.
B.H. F1TZIIUUH, Vlco rre..OencralManager.
3. W. CUMMINQS. General I'aascnger Auent.
Boston & Malne fiailroad.
Wlntor Arrangomont.
IN EFFECT OCT. 13, 1902.
Tralns Loavo Wolls Rivor North
Bound.
2:23 A. M., dally, prlnclpal rtatlons to Newport and
Montreai.
TM A. M. dally, exsept Monday for St. Johnlbury.
Lyndonville, Newport (Slierbrooke and Quebeo,
except Bunday and Monday.
9.52 A
8:22 P,
M., for prlnclpal atatlona to Newport and
tio
Moi.treal.
3 15 P. M. for atatlona to Newport and Shcrhrookf
and Qiiehec.
6 20 P. M., for atatlons to Lyndonville,
South Bound.
1:36 A. M., except Monday, for prlnclpal itatlonf to
W. II. Junctlon, Worcester, Iloston and Sprlng
lleld. 1-.M A..M dally for atatlons on W. M. I)., to Con
cord, Manchester, Nasbua, Worcester, Lowell
and Iloston.
6:M A. M., Irom Woodsvllle for statlons to Concord
and Iloston.
9:5fl A. M for statlons to W. It. Junctlon, Concord,
Worcester and Iloston.
9;SS A, M for atatlona on W. M. Dlr. to Concord,
Worcester and Iloston.
1:00 P, M.. for statlons to W. It. .luncllon, Sprlng-
lleld, Concoid, W orcestcr and Iloston.
:M P. M., for Plymouth, Concord, Worcester and
Iloston,
2;45 P. M., from WoodSTllle, for statlons to Ply
mouth. 6:(0 P M ..for all statlons to White Itlvor Junctlon.
Colng North on W. M. Dlv. at
9:52 A. M., for all statlons.
3:27 P.M., for all statlons.
6 tt) l M., to statlons to nueneid ana t.aucaster.
10:15 A. M., Sundaya only for Lancastcr.
D. J. FLANDERS.
Gen. Pais. aml Tlckct Agont.
Montpelier & Wells Rtver R. R
In ESect Oct. II. 1902. Tralns leavlng Montpelier
as follows uolne east:
8:00 A. M. Mall.
(C. V. etallon 7:&0 a. m
No. 3 Mall,
romecta at Wells Itlvcr wlth Accommodatlon
Traln North, and with mall Traln south over Passum-
plc Dlvlslon Iloston x .Malne Ii. 11. Also connecll
wlth Accommodatlon Traln North vla. White Monn
taln Dlvlslon and wlth Mall Traln South, whlch has
Uiroufch traln servlce from Wells Itlver.lo Iloston,
vla, Vlymouth, Concord, Manchester, Nasbua, ana
loweii, arnving ai uusuju .ou i.
1:10 P. M. Expross.
(0 V. statlonltOOr. M.)
No. 5, Exoross,
Conncrts at Wells Klver wlth Kxnress and Mall
Traln North over Passumpslc DlvlslonB A M 11. U
boo Une l!.xpresa tobl. l'aui ana .unneapoiis. west'
era Express to ChlCJgo and Nlght Expressto I'acl
flc Coast polnts vla. C. P. Kjr, Tliroueh Sleeplng
Cars, Wells Ulver to Sl. Paul, Montreai to Cblcago
dally except Saturdaya. Montreai to l'aclflc Coast
and Tourlst Cara to I'aclllc Coast Wednesdaya.
Connects wlth Mall Traln for Llslion, Whltefleld,
FabvanB. Lancastcr. tlroveton and lleillu. Also
ccnnecta wlth Express Traln for Iloston vla. Plv-
raoum, arnvinK Jtosion ai oivv i. ji. imuuxu
rarlor Cara Wells Ulver to Boston.
4:10 P. M. Accommodatlon.
(Leavet from M. A W. It. ttatlon only.)
No, 7, Accommodatlon
Connects at Wells Itlver wlth Traln North over
Passuraplc Dlvlslon II. A M. It. IU for all ataUona
between Wells Itlver and Lyndonville, wlth Ac
commodatlon South for all statolns between Wells
Hlvcr and White Itlver Junctlon, and wlth Accom
modatlon Traln over White Mountaln Dlvlslon B.
& M. It. It., for Llsbon, Ltttleton, Whltefleld and
Lancaster.
Tralns Wost.
Loavo Wells Itlvcr-7.00, 10.110 A. M. aud 3.35 P. M
Arrlve Montpeller-9 JS, 11J0A.M. and 6.06 P. M
From Boston.
Leave Iloston 10:00 A. u.
Arrlve Montpelier 8:08 r. M.
Suburban Traln Sorvlco.
Leave Mou:peller-6.30, 9.407.10, 11.33 A.M. 2.W, !.60
6.10 P.M.
Leave Ilarre 7.30, 10.20 A. t, 12.45, 8.15, 4.10,
5.30 P. M.
W. A. STOWEI.L, Oeneral Mana;er.
K.W. 8TANYAN. Superlntendent,
F W.MOItSE.Gen l Pass.Airent
Dr. Emmons5
Monthly Iteculalor, lia.'brougntlinpplncsato
fiuiulreds of aaxlous woincn. Thero lu post
tlvoly no othcr renicdy kuowntoniudlcnlscl.
enco thnt will bo quickly aml eafely ilo tho
work. Longcst nnd iinstobnlnato lrrcgular.
UltBfroraauycausorcllevedctonco. Succcse
guiianteedat nny aUigo. No paln, uaiiRer,
or lntcrfercnco wlth work. Havo rcllcvcu.
IiuudreiU of casca dcro othcrs huvo f allcd.
The mostdlfflcultcaiea Bticcoosfully trcated
by mall, and beneuelalrceults Kiiarantced ln
ivcry lnstanco. Norlskwhataocver. Wctreat
hundrcd8oflndl08r'(imvfOii0TcrBco. Wrlte
tor valuablo partlc-iara aml freeconllaentlal
advlco. AUlctteratruthfullvanswcred. 3to.
tnembcr.thUreinedyUabfloltttclrBafo under
svery posslblo conuitlon nnd posltlvcly
lcaves uo after 111 o.lect upon tho bealth,
lly mall, securely eealed, f.'.OO. Ailmonej
folterB ehould o roglstered. Adilios. 1)8
l.V.KMMOKSCO..l"0Tromout8t.. BobW
XFCKLA OE IX STO VE.
Ohlcngo, Mnrch 0. Tho penrlneoK
luco roportod to bo lost or stolou by
Mra. H. H. Campbell of Donrboru nvo
uuo, nnd for whlch detootivoa hnvo
boon 6oarohing for Bovoral dnys, iins
boon fouud in nn nsh honp nt hor
houso yostordny, burued to n oindor.
Tho uooklnoo whioh wna vnluod nt
J5,000 waB thrown iuto tho stovo by
tho oook whilo proparlng dluner.
JrJend aiodei.stctch or iihoto ollnTintlpn fpi
i freo remrt on pntentnU'lty. 1'or freo book, t