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VERMONT WATCI1MAN & STATE JOURNAL, TIIURSDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1903
Montpelier and Vinicity,
LOCAL HAPPENINOS.
Mrs. 0. O. Flolds of Esbox Junctiou
iB vislting lior brothor, E. I. Drury.
Tho (HrootorB of Bnrro Rnilroud
Compniiy deolnrod on Fridny a divi
doud cf two nud ono-hnlf por cont to
Btooliholdors of rccord Sopt. 00, pay
nblo Oct. 1.
Oharlos II. Buttorflold ot Whlttlor,
OhI., d!cd nt lils ltouio Sopt. 20, His
ttgo wns nbout slxty-ono. Mr. But
torflold wns formorly froui Topsham,
nud uuirriod in this oity Alico M.
Hnucroft, boiuo two yonrs ngo.
A potition iu bnnkrnptcy wns fllcd
ou Fridny nt tlio district olork's ofllco
by Goorgo Stouo, n luuiber muti of
Bnrro. IIo 1ms linbllitios of $"!3G.G0
nud nssots of 121), all of whioh nro
olnimod exempt.
Botli tlio ladios nnd gentlomen's
tourunmont gnmos ou tlio Burro golf
HuUh occnrrod ou Friday of lnst
weuk, tlio winnor in tlio forinor boing
Mrs G. II. Woodrnff who hnd a uot
sooro of 4U for uiuo lioles, nud in tlio
lnttor Charles S. Whcolock whoso uut
sooro wns G'J for oightoou liolos.
At tlio D. A. H. dodicntory eoro
monics ou Tliursdny Mrs. J. K, Lyndo
of Williamstown, n ruouibor of Lafny
otto Olmptor, exhibitod two grnvy
bonts tlint woro usod during Gon.
Lafnyotto's visit to Moutpelior. Tlio
bont woro shnped llko birds nnd
tliolr nutiquo uppanrnuco, togother
with tlio fnct tlint thoy woro used nt
tlio tnblo of Ool. Dnvis wlioro tlio dis
tiuguished visitor dincd, mado tlio old
ohiun a oenter of iutorost.
Au enjoynble nutumu Booiul wns
hold nt tlio Bnptiet vestry Fridny ovo
ning to wolcoino Itov. nnd Mrs. Guy
0. Lainsou liomo from thoir vacation.
A sliort program wns rendorod couiist.
ing of n guitnr nud hnruionicn duot
by Willinni Hoopcr.a rondiug by Mrs.
J. W. Lolnnd, two pinno eoIos by Mids
Browu, n solo nnd n reading by Mrs.
G. M. Gobs aud remnrks by tlio pas
tor. Rofreshmcnts woro sorvod dur
ing tlih ovouing.
Twenty-two uiouibors of Compnnion
Oourt, Green Mouutnin, aud Subordi
nnto Court Moutpolior, Iudopendent
Ordor of Forostors, ntteuded nu iuitiu
tion nt Bnrro ou Fridny oveuiug ns
tlio guest of tlio Bnrro conrts. Thoro
wns n lnrge nttendnuco, sovornl nioiii
bors from Williamstown boing pres
ont. Two cnndidntea wore iuitinted
aud tlio occnsiou is roportod ns nn ex
tremoly plensnnt ono. Tlio Montpe
lier pnrty returned on tlio lnst cnr.
Dr. Wnldo R. Harkness was arrost
od Fridny by Sherilf Evaus nud takeu
beforo couuty court to auswor to tlio
iudictnient for forgory found ngaiust
liim by tlie grnud jnry. Bail was flxed
nt S2.500, wliioh is n rnise of 1,000
froui tlio bail furnisbed proviously, af
tor tlio bindiug ovor prooeedings. Up
to tlio presout timo Dr. faarkness lias
not furhisliod tlio uow bail, thongli
ho nud 1ns coausol, F. P. Onrletou nro
hopoful tlint lie will be nblo to do bo
soon. Ho is uow nt tlio jnil in oliurgo
of Sherilt Evaus. It is ueccssary for
entirely new bail to be fumisliod as
the fornier bail was rebpased by Dr.
Hnrkness' appoarnuce iu court to an
swer to tlie iudictnient.
Somo of tlio mombers of tlio G. A.
R. liavo requosted tlio city coanoil to
nllow them the riso of tlio schqol
buildiug in wnrd G for holdiug tboir
rneotings tliis winter ns thero nro bo
fow of tliom loft tlint tlio exponso of
payiug ront senms moro tlinu tboy cr.u
moot. Tlio mattor was bronglit np at
the council ineoting ou Wodnosday
uight aud it soeuied to bo tlio gouornl
opiuiou of tlio coDUcil tlint, ub no
oxtrn exponso would fnll ou thoir
Bhouldors from tlio same, it would
ouly bo right to liolp tho old Boldiors
in tliis wny. Tho mnttor was roferred
to tlio couiuiitteo ou publio property
to coufor witli tho mombcrB of tlio G.
A. II." nud flud out whnt ohnugos
would uoed to bo mndo iu tho interior
of tlio bnilding, if nuy, and roport.
Tho romaius of Mrs. O. A. Bnrunrd
ot Ohiongo, arrived in the oity Tliurs
dny boing iu' curo of Mr. Barnnrd.
Thoy wore oarried to tho parish houso
nud tho fuuoral was hold nt 2:00
o'olock Fridny nfternoou, Rov. A. N.
Lewis olliciatiug. Mr. nud Mrs. Bar
nnrd, woro both luemborBof thoEpiBco
pnl churoh in tliis city and thoy oach
had n host of friends. 'llioy moved to
Ohicago about oight yonrs ago nnd
thnt Mrs. Barnard siioald roturn to
V
DISCOVIJItED 1IY
m jcJ Lr
VJnLm ujj-.w csl iy.vLLUJi'aciiUJ' a kikcston, n. y.
GIVIL WAR VETERAN
J. "W. Stanton of Cnnastotn. N. Y.,
eontractod Rheumntlsm during tho
dvii wr, owing to the constant ex
poaure, And up to a few yenrs ago suf
fered torments. The bcst of docton
falled to help him. A friend recm
mended Dr. David Kennedy's Fnvorito
Remedy, and it cured him complctely.
Dr. Darld Kennedy's Favorlte Remedy Is rec
epntied ii & tpocillc. It puriflei the blood and
dlsioivot the excess of urlc aeld In It clears up
tha urlne. restoret the Kldneyj and Bladdcr to
thilr normal cenditlon and ffently moves tha
bowels. It h bjttcr (or Conjtipatlcn than any
pllls. Bstter fortbe nerves than any sedatlre.
Better lor tha weak than any fnic.
All druef Ws sell I in the NEW 50 CEHT BIZZ
and the repulnr $1 '"'ii bottles,
Samplt bottlecnsHsrh for truil, frtt by mau.
Dr. Davld Kennedy Corporatlon, Rondout, H. Y.
fir. PaTld Kcnnf d)'R flnldrn i'lwitcrs strenpth
en llmclf l, removt paln anywlieri' 15c eaca
lior fonnor homo sllont iu dcnth, is a
mattor of doopest griof to her ninuy
frionds.who hold lior momory iu os
teom. Mnuy of tho llowors at tho fu
uoral camo from tho west nud mnny
from frioudH horo. Tho bonrors wero
Frnuk A. Adnuis, O. H. Ilontou, H.
D. Hopkius nud G. B. B. Donny.
Burinl wns in Groon Mount Ooiuotory.
MAX 12. SEr12HASCE.
Aftor a jouruey whioh onoirolod
hnlf tho earth tlio body of Max E.
Sovoranco, tho Moutpolior buy who
yioldod his lifo to fovor iu tho Philip
piuos, nt last roBts nmoug tho liills
of his nntivo Vermont. Tlio fuuuml
was hold iu Triuity Mothodist church
on Saturday at 2 o'olook and n lnrgo
oompauy of Moutpolior peoplo gntli
ored thero to pay thoir last rospoots
to tho momory of ouo who iu two
wars gavo hinisolf to tho sorvico of
his oountry, and fiually laid dowu his
lifo in the distant Orient just ns cou
Hpicuous succoss in tho jonrnulist
world wns coming to him. It wns n
sad occnsiou nud ouo that will livo
loug in tho momory of thoso who woro
prosont.
ACcordinp to n formorly oxprossed
wiBli of tho dond man tho olliciatiug
olergymau wns Rov. Efllo K. M. Joues
of tlio Univorsulist churoh iu Bnrro
nud sho couductod tlio eutiro sorvico
nt the church.
Mrs. Joues Bpoko oloa,uontly nud
lior words wero iutoutly listouod to.
During tho Borvico n qunrtot composed
of Miss II. .Tulia Oross, Miss Lula F.
Burnham, Jospeh Vinu and Oharlos F.
Lowo, saug "Load Kindly Light, "
by Buok, aud "Noaror My crod to
Tlioe. ' ' Tho boarors wore olioson
from Mr. Sevorauco's olass nt tho
Semiiinry nnd from tho nowspaper
fratornity. Thoy woro: Frauk A.
Bailey, Dormuu B. E. Kout, L. J.
Hathnway, nud J. Burtou Piite of
Marshfield, roproseutatives tho olnss,
aud Oharlos A. Wobb of the Jourual
and Jnmos M. Healey of tho Argus. t.
Tho bnrial servico was iu chargo of
tho Ellis, the Bocioty to whioh Mr.
Sovoranco bolongcd iu Mnuiln nud
whioh hns boon an indiBpousablo fad
tor iu the problem of briugiug tho
body to Vermont for burial.
Bcars tha You llavs Always 3ought
Tlio 40th nnnunl meeting of tho
Rouniou Sooiety of Vermont Oflicers
whicli is composed of commissiouod
and nou-commiBsiouod oflicors wlio
served the Stnto in tho oivil wnr will
be held nt Rutlnud ou Tliursdny,
October 8. A businnss meeting will
bo held nt 0:80 o'clook iu tho nfter
noon nud in tho ovening thoro will bo
nu nddress by Cougre66ninn D. J Fos
ter of Burlington, nt tlio Rutland
oper' houso. The nuuual banquot
will take plnco nt tho Bardwell Houbo
nt nino o'olock.
Tho oflicors of che Bociety nro Kit
tredgo Hnskins, presideut, and J. H.
Luaia of tliis oity, secrolary. Tho ox
ecutivo committeo consists of V. Y.
W. Riploy, Redfiold Prootor and J. D.
Hnurahnu. All honorably dischnrged
Vermont otllcors and iiou-commiB-sioued
oflicers of tlio nrmy and uavy
during tho Oivil War aro eligiblo to
membership At the Irasiness ineoting
nn opportuuity will bo givon to join
tho Booioty by siguing tlio coustitutiou
nud tho pnyiueut of ouo dollnr, No
nuuual duea aro roquirod. Tho bnn
quot is complimontnry.
Blnnk Torso was flrst iutroduced iu
to Euglisli poetry by Honry Iloward,
oarl of Surroy, iu a trnuslntion of
Virgil's "iI2noid" iu 1517.
SOLVENT
Ulesalv es ftiiil qiikkly l wo a itontf and rert and wblto gravcl frora
tlio Kldj.f.v and llAudor,(tOis thilnicni0)aln(Kldncy Collcjduoto
thoBo for, .n IkmIIcs and olten avolde tho nso of tho surgcon'Blinlfo.
CaIcumbulvent;rovi'ntiJ tUi fnrmatlon of atnno nnd gravcl by dla
BnlviiiK the urlcncM and ca. tyinj.' It f tltrotit;U thoimtural clianncl,
tlun purifjliiK tho IMoud, aud corrre.mij thune urlc ncld conJItloni
ift tlicaumaoli uhi( h prodncu iirlcorl.l ilionin, flout, HhcuinatUm,
Konraljjla, and jioriudlca) ho.idaihoa of woruon. Calcnra Solycnt
e8 A MEW EHEDICINE.
It i"t'la gnll Etonea,KlvliiijahoaUhy action totlio Llvci, rcllovca
tho pln ot lllllous Collca.id cunsConsilijation of tho lloue'a.
r. l' nul Kennedy liau unldof It, "Culciirn Holvcnt U tho outcomo
of iny liing oxpcrlcnco (ual'liyalcluiiandHurkeua aud I consldcr
(hle dlcovery tho Rreatest achleveiiicnt of my lifo." UiKincstion-
no.o K.nmoniaiaecnionrciiucu. ai.uo ooniuat aililrugjjuia.
VEE120T IN L.A W.
Sovornl wooks ago tho law flrm of
Mowcr & Ponk of Burlington prosont
od nt tlio olllco of tho sodrotnry of
Stnto iu Moutpolior a coitifloato of
inoorporntlou of tho Burllnatou &
SouthoiiBtorn Rnllway Oompauy to bo
lllod. It is oustomary whon artiolos
of nssooiatlou aro filod to colloot n foc
for tlio Bntno nccnrding to tlio publio
aots of Vtinuout paHsod by oxtra seB
Biou of tlio Logislnturo in Mny, 1808.
Tho nmouut of tlio foo roq.uirod is do
tormiuud by tlio nmonut of cnpitnl
stook iu tlio corporntion, $10 for nuy
tliing wlilch doos not oxcood $5,000
nnd bo ou uutil 500 is rcqulrod for
onpital stook of 1,000,000 or ovor.
Tho corporation whicli proaontod tho
articlcs of associatiou roprosoutod
1,500,000 cnpitnl stook, nud tho doputy
Beorotary of Stato, Josso A. Harvoy,
askod for tho 500 roquirod for llling
tho pnpors. Uiiou iuvostigatlug Aot
l'j, Hoctiou or tno Aots oi laya, a
holo waa fouud iu tho law for that
Boction ronds ns follows: "Wliouovor
artiolos of nssoointiou nro trnUBmitted
to tho Bocrotary of State, undor pro-
vlsious ot olmptor ouo iiunuroa sixty
ilvo, Vermont Stntutes, tlioro shall bo
trnusmittod thorowith for tho uso of
tho Stato tho snm of" oto.
Tho niiBtako was mndo iu tliis olnuso
iu tho roforouco to tho chuptor in the
Vormout Stntutes, for ono hundrod
sixty-fivo rofors to oorpor.itiouB but uot
to rnilway corporntions thoro boing a
Bpooial olmptor, ouo hnndrod sixty
Hovon, whioh deals with such corporn
ionB. Mr. Harvoy thon roforrod tho mat
tor to tho seorotary of Stato. F. G.
Flootwood, of Morrisville, and, upon
iuvostigatiou, Mr. Flootwood fouud
that iu cousoquenoo of tho holo iu
tho law ho oould uot colloot tho sum
for flliug the pnpors aud tho papors
woro illod without tho rogulnr pny
uiout. xjsir if. is. o.r. IjOdgh.
A now lodgo of tho Now Englnud
Ordor of Proteotiou hns boeu orgauizod
nt Gruultovillo. It hns boon nnmod
"Sumuiit Lodge" aud ptnrtB with
bright prospects. Twelvo onndidntcs
will be initiatod at tho meeting ou
Fridny ovouing, tho dogrco toam of
the Barro lodgo doing tho work.
Lctter to deo. M. Smlth.
Moutpolior, Vt.
DenrSir: It; it took 10 gallous to
paiut your houso last tiiuo with somo
body olso's paiut, nud takos 8 with
Devoe, wo Bave you 8 or 10 j for
paiutiug costB two or throo times ns
mnch as paiut.
Mr. Ezrn Rathmoll, Williamsport,
Pn., nlwnyp used 11 gallous of inixod
paiut for Iub houso; Dovoo took 0.
But that isu'tull; thnt's ouly flrst
cost; how loug will it woar?
Tho paiut, that goes furthest iu cov
oring, woars bost too.
All paiut, truo paint, aud t'nll-inoas-ure,
nro on ouo Bido; pnrt paiut,
fnlso jiniut, aud Bhort-meuBuro aro
on tho othor. What oau you exiieot?
Yours truly,
F. W. Devoo & Oo.
22
P. S. Abbot & Bailoy soll our paint.
11 UKIjINGTOX N12XT.
Tho Grand Lodge Kuights of Pyth
ias olosod at Barro ou Tliursdny nftor
uoon nftoruoon ntter a succossful ses
siou. Burlington was choson us tho
placo of meeting for uoxt year.
liAlh FOR IJlt. llAliKNESS.
Au effort was niado on Fridny to bo
curo bail lorDr. Harknossthrough tho
medium of tho Amoricuu Fidolity Oom
pauy, of tliis oitv, but failed for two
reasous. Tho quostiou was raieed as
to whothor the oompauy was author
ized 'uudor its ohartor aud our stntnteB
to go boudfi for a persoii chargod with
a orime. Bosides thnt, somo of tho di
roctors woro not suro thnt tho kind of
businoss wns ouo in which thov cnrod
to vouturo, thongh in tliis pariiculnr
iustanco bu&iuesH mou stood ready to
baok tho oompauy iu tho mattor of
bouds, so thnt loss would havo boou
inipossible.
A Policeman's Testimony.
J. N. Pattorsou, uight policemau of
Nashua, In., writos, "Last winter I
had a bnd cold on my luugs nud tried
at loast half dozou advortised cough
nicdioinos aud had troatmeut from two
physioiaus without gettiug nuy bouo
llt. A friend recommonded Foloy'B
Houoy nud Tnr nud two-thirdB of a
bottlo ourod uie. I cousidor it tl(o
grcatest cough aud luug modicino iu
tlio world." Sold by Hurry A. Slade.
GltANLTE uUAN'S FUXlUiAL.
Tho fuuoral of Aloxnndor Oruiok
shank, a mouibor of tho flrm of Iunos
& Uruickshauk of Barro, who diod
Sopt. 22, was hold from tho Prosby
terlau ohuroh in thnt oity ou Friday
aftornoou at 0 o'olook. Most of the
stouo outtiuc; nlauts of tho oity Hhut
down as a mark of respeot to tlio mom-
--? ii. . .i i i . .. i . . . i .
ury ul vuu uuuuubuu nuu iuu unuruii
wns fllled to its cnpnoity. Uourt
Granito Oity, Foresters of Aniorica,
Graulto Lodgo, No. 85, F. aud A. M.,
St. Aldormar oommaudory, No. 11,
Kuights Toniplar, of whioh Mr.
Oruiokshank was n momber, attondod,
Thoro woro nlso dologntions pronont
from tho Barro Manufaoturors' Assooi
ation aud tho omployeos of Inuos &
OrniokBhauk.
Tho Rov. T. H. Mitoholl, pastor of
tho church, oflloiatod, assistod by tho
Rev. Dr. Todd of Quiuoy, Mass. Tlio
ProBbytoriau ohoir sung sovoral Baleo
tious. Tho boarorB woro Goorgo B.
Miluo nnd Jnmos WilBon, ropreBonting
tno oommnudory, Willinm Stunrt 'nud
A. M. Onrl, reproaontiug Grnnito
Lodgo, nud Willinm aud Jnmca Roid,
ropreBonting tho Forostors of Amorion.
Tho iutormout wns in Elmwood ooiuo
tory, tho Masonlc ordor liavlug olinrgo
of tho arrnugomoutB.
KXIOHTS IN 11AHUE.
About ono hundred grand lodgo
uiombors wnro prosont nt tho Grand
Lodgo of Vermont K.P.at Barro Tliurs
dny. Tho flrst Bossiou was cnllqd nt
11 o'clook nud thn niorning hour wns
dovotod to couforring tho Grand
Lodgo rank ou twonty post oluuicol
lors. Iu tho nftoruoon rogulnr busi
noss wns tnlion up and latoi iu tho day
tho following oillcurs woro olecbtetl:
Grand ohniicollor, P. J. Oowles, St.
Johusbnry j grand vico-olinnoollor, U.
W. Brown, Barton Landing; grand
prolato, G. VV. ICnox, of Groton;
grand kooper of records nnd soal, O.
F, O Tiukur, St. Johnsbury ; grand
mastor of oxohcquor, F. Y. Booth,
Essex Junotion; grand mastor nt
arms, M. B. Ladd, Island Poud;
grand innor gnard, II. H. Rosonbnrg,
Burlington; grnnd outor gunrd, S. R.
Boright, Richford. Thoro woro two
cnndidatos for Btipromo roiiresoutnlive,
0. K. Tylor of Burlingtou winning
ovor Gcorgo M. Rowoll, mouibor of
Monuniout Lodgo of Bonniugtou but n
rcsidout of Burlington.
NU ir HA1L UOAl).
Artiolos of associiitiou havo rocently
Ijeon illod at tho olllco of tho seorotary
of Stato for n now railroad corporn
tion, to bo 1; now n as tho Burlington &
Sonthoastorii Rnilway Oompauy, with
n cnpital stook of 1,500,000, dividod
iuto 15,000 Bharoa of ouo hundrod dol
lars each.
The railroad with its spurs and
brnuchcs shall bo 150 milos in longth
nud to bo built from somo poiut ou
Mnllutt's Bay in tho town of Colohoa
tor thronch tho towns of Colchester
aud Esbox, the city of Burlington, tho
towns of South Burlington, Williston,
Sholburno, St. Georgo, Hinesburg!),
Monkton, Starksboro, Bristol, Lin
coln, Middlebury, Ripton, Hancock,
Goshen, Ohittoudon, Pittsfield, Roch
ester, Bothol, Stockbridgo, Sholburno,
Bnrnnrd, Bridgewater, Woodstook,
Roadiui;. Hartlnud, West Wiudsor,
I and Wiudsor, all iu tho couutios of
Chittenden, Addisou, Rutland aud
Windsor, to tho. villago of Wiudsor in
tho county of Wiudsor, iuoludiug
spurs or brauchos to Queou Oity Pnrk,
Shelburne Lnko aud such othor placos
as tho publio couveuiouco may ro
quire. Tho names aud placos of rosidonco
of the direotors of the couipauy who
shall niauage its nffairs for tho flrst
yoar nud uutil othors nro choson nro
ns follows : Leinuel S. Drow, South
Burlington, Edmuud u. Mowor, Bur
lington, Frnnk O. Sinclair, Burling
ton, Robert Avory, borough of Brook
lvu, oity of Now York, nud Dauiel
Putrick, Hinesburgh. Tho priucipal
oilice is to uo locatod in Burlingtou.
Tho names of tlio subscribors with
plaoes of rosidonco aro ns follows:
Robort Avory, Brooklyn, N. Y., Dnu
el Patrick, Hariison W. Piorco, Wil
linni O. Tmpp, Thos. E. Douahuo,
Frauk L. Androws nud Snmuel D.
Rood of Hinosburgh, Joliu S. Patrick,
Edmuud O. Mowor, Frauk O. Siu
olair, Potor Sheeran, Horatio N.
Loaoh, Audrow MoGnU'oy, Archibald
J. Tnylor, Roy L. Patrick, Elbridgo
S. Adsit, Jnmos A. Kolloy, Willinm
II. Buckloy, Vnn A. Nyo, Honry II.
Ilagnr, Arthur G. MnuBnr, Fred W.
Ooldou nud Oassius R. Peck nll of
Burlingtou, aud Lemuol S. Drow nnd
Honry H. Hough of South Burlington.
I) UK1S IN MONTl'lSLl Ell.
Tho Duko of Kout Priuco Edward,
nt tho timo iu questiou wns n bou of
Georgo tho Third, nud dostinod to be
tho father of Qnoon Victoria. Hiu
call nt tho town buddiug iu tho wild
orness wns in tho wiuter of 1701, on
tho occnsiou of his passago through
tho couutry from Moutroal to Bostou.
Ool. Davis hnd just completod nud
moved iuto tho flrst frnmod houso of
tho town.to which roforouco lias boon
mndo, nud nrriving horo late in tho
day tlio priuoe and his suit put up
with tho colonol. Iu his history
of Moutpolior, Dauiel P. Thoinpsoii
oharactorises tho priuco, if tho storios
rospectiug his mnuuor of lifo woro to
bo belioved, as n "truo chip of tho old
basswood blook, " liioauiug by this
torm tho "bigotod nnd muddy braiuod
Goorgo tho Third."
Cousidoriug tho thon rocont experi
oucos of liis royal patornal pareut
with tho inhabitauts ot tliis region, a
mau of the priuco's uaturo oould
hardly be expootod to iutrust himsolf
uuresorvodly to tho hospitality of poo
ple whom ho had boon wont to rogard
as snvages. So ho brought nloug from
Onunda a military guard to protoot
hinisolf from violouco ornssassination,
aud providod Bovoral "tastors" to ox
amiuo, tasto aud ont a part of all food
proparod for him beforo his prinoely
Btoinaoh shonld essay its digostiou.
Oolouol Davis renbonod with his
suBpioious guest, eiilighteued him ns
to tho truo chnraotor of tho peoplo
nmong whom ho wns journoyiug, nud
so ronssnrod tho priuco that ho dis
missed his'gunrds, aud iu bottor spir
its rcsumod his travels.
Louving Moiitjielier hifi noxt stop
was for diunor at Judgo Paino's, in
Williamstown. Horo, tho uarrativo
ruus, ho bogau to bo hiinstlf agaiu,
aud rosumed his ohatty nud facotiouB
ways.Addrossiug Mrs. Paiuo lio said,"I
suppose, Madam, you horo uovor road
auythiug but your Biblo aud Psalm
Book?" "O, yos wn do," was tho
qaiokroply; "wonro all quito fn
nilliar with tho writiugs of ono Peter
Piudar. " Thoso who hnve road, ob
boivos Thompsdii, tho Bcoroliing BatiroH
of Piudnr on tho fnmily of tho ruyal
Goorges, will approointo tho keon
noss of tho Indy's rotort.
Thouipsou tolls anothor iucidout iu
the priuco's progress, whioli mny boi
truo, or it may bo Komowhat upoory
plial. Ho had becomo quito at his
oastt nud was as inuch hiniBolf as ho
uiight havo boon iu a tour amnng tho
peaHnntry of Englnud. Stopping at
tlio houso of n Bhoomnkor ou the road
for somo purposo, he romaiuud
awhilo, nnd stoppiug up to the Bhoo
makor'B wifo ho kissod lior. Tho
womau showod lior rcsontiuont of tho
rudouoBB, whioh tho priuco sought to
sootho by saying, "O, liovor miud it;
you can toll your iooplo you linvo hnd
tho houor of boing kissod by n Brltish
priuco." "O, uovor miud,'1 rotortod
tho husband, kioking tho "royal pup
py" out of tho Iiouboj "O, uovor
miud, slr; you cnu now go homo
nud toll your pooplo you havo hnd tho
houor of boing kioked out of doors by
a Ynukoo oobblor, "
MAltQUIS DE LAFAYETTE.
Tlio brou.o tnblot, plncod on tho
outor wnll of tho Pnvilion by Lnfay
otto Olmptor, Dnughcors of tho Amor
icau Rovohition, to coniniouioratc tlio
vlslt of Gon. Lnfnyottb to" tliis nty in
1825, wns unvoilod with slniplo but
oxtromoly iiitoresting ccromonlcs on
Sopt. 21 Tho tnblot, n vory nttrnct
ivo ornntion of bronzo bonriug tho iu-Boriptiou.
MAIKJU1S DE LAFAYIiTTE
I'ASSEI) TIIEN1GI1T OF JUNE 28tli 1825
IN TID3 OLD TAVIL10N
WHIOH STOOD HEItE
THIS TAIIIjHT 13 EKECTED Y
THE MAltQUIS DE LAFAYETTE
(UIAl'TEU
DAUOHTEItS OF THE AMICUK'AN
i
R13VOLUTION 1003
It wns plnced on the right of
tho mnin ontranco to tho Pnvilion,
nnd covored with drapery to which
waa attnnhod n snmll Fronch llag
The nicmborB of Lafayotto ciiaptor
with thcir hmbandsand a fow friends
met in tho parlors of tho Pnvilion nt
2 o'olock ns tho guests of Mrs. Frnnk
A. Admus nnd tho prinoipal part of
tlio dny'B ptognni wns cnrriod out tlioro.
Tho parlors woro bonutifully doco
riitod with Amuricnn llags, forus, red
poppies nnd sweet poa blossoms, tho
tri-color of Frauco boing ttndor tho i
red, whito and blne whicli was '
drapod abovo tho place ocoupiod by '
tho Bpoakors. Tho guests woro re- j
colved by Mrs. Adnuis and Mrs. W. !
A. Briggs, rcgont of Lnfnyetto Ohnp- I
tor. Mrs. Briggs presided nnd nfter
n short soasou of Booial iutercourBo tho
program wns bcguu with prnyor by
tho chnplnin, Rov. A. N. Lowis.
Mrs. E. E. Bninforth of Wntorbury i
followod with n song nud then Rov. !
M.r. Lewis dolivorod tho historicnl
nddroHS of tho dny, Mr. Lowis took
ns liis subject tho "Lifo nnd Sorvices !
of Lnfnyotto. " Ho Bpoko espeoinlly
of tho great Frouchmau's survicos to
Amorica iu the struggle for froedom
from the niothor country and of hiB
last visit to tho Uuited States. Ho
told n very iutorestiug story of Lafay
otto's visit to Moutpolior, rolnting
mnny iucidouts of that oventful occa
Biou. This was followod by a cornot
Bolo by Knrl Forsnll, nnd thon tho
ohnirmnu iutroduced Hon. Joseph A.
DeBoor.
Mr. DoBoor's remnrks dealt with
thoso charnotoriBtics of Lafayotto
which ontitlod him not morely to tho
gratoful rcuiombrauco of Frauco aud
of Amerioa, but ot tho v.holo civilizod
world. IIo emphasized liis solf-sncri-flr.o,
his love of trath, his flght for
coustitutioual liborty, his loyalty to
Washington nud tlio porsistoncy with
whioh ho ndhbrod through great and
drastio trials to his idoals. Mr. Do
Boor reforrod happily to tho iiresouco
ou this occasiou of ouo of tho girls of
Moutpolior, wh wnlcomed Lafayetto
on his visit horo and closod with tliis
word to tho ohaptor: "As a queou of
Frauco, Mario Autoinette urged La
fayotte to his uoblo tnsks; so you,
Dnnghtors' of tho Rovolutiou in which
ho sorvod nnd Quoons of Vermont, do
woll to rccord horo iu onduriug brouzo
tho memory of hiB cliaractor, his wis
dom nud his sorvico."
Among thoso prescnt was Mrs.
Sarah L. Hyde of Miis oity, who ns a
little girl wns ouo of thoso selected to
welcomo tho great man to Montpelier.
Tho program closed with nnnthor
Boug by Mrs. Bnmforth nud theu
thoso prosont formod iu a coluuiu of
tw6s, nnd, undor escort of Sergeaut
Souter with four mou from Company
H, marclied to tho vorauda wlioro tho
ooremouy of uuveiling wns perforrnod.
Tliis wns vory Bimple, Mrs. Briggs re
moving tho covoring nnd tho coui
pauy singiug Aniorica, accompauied
by Mr. Forsoll.
ANEODOTE OF LAFAYETTE.
Coruwnllis at ono time formod a
plau to Burpriso Lafayetto whilo ou
tho samo sido of tho Jnmos river with
himsolf, but tho uttompt wns proveut
od by tho following iucidout: Tho
Marquis, uuapprisod of tho partionlnr
situntiou of his opponout coutrived
to soud into his oamp n spy to obtniu
iutolligonco. A soldier belongiug to
Now Jorsey, by tho uamo of Olmrlea I
Morgnu, gynorally callod Oharloy,
agrood to undertako this hazardous
sorvico, but iusistod "tlint iu caso he
shonld bo disoovored nud huuged, tho j
Marquis, to Beouro Morgau's roputa- 1
tion, sliould havo it iusortod iu tho .
Now Jersoy papors thnt he wiib ora,
ployed in tho Borvico of his ooinmau
dor. Hnviug renched tho royal oamp Mor
was soou iutroduced iuto his Lord
Bhip's presouoo, who inquirqd tho
reason of his desorting. Oharloy re
plied, that tho had boeu in tho conti
uoutal borvico from tho begiuuiug, nud
whilo uudor Washington ho was woll
satisilod; but now, boitig commauded
by a Fronohmaii, ho was disploased
witli it, nlid had quitted tho Borvico.
His Lorsdship coramondod and re
wnrded him for liis coudnot, and
Oharloy boou comniouood tho doublo
duty of Boldior undor tlio EugliBh
oommaudor aud spy in tlio omploy
mout of tho Marquis, without Buspi
oiou. Lord OornwalliB, whilo iu oou
vorsation with sovornl of his oflicors,
iuquirod of Oharloy how loug n timo
it would tako tho Marquis to oroBS tlio
Jnmos rivor. Pauslng a lnomout ho
ropliod:v "Throe h6urs, my Lord."
"Throo liourB," oxolniuiod hla Lord
s,hlp, "it will tnko throo dnys."
No my Lord," said Oharloy, "tho
A nervous, irritablo motlior. ofton on tho vcrge of hysteries, 1b
unflt to caro for chilrtren; it rums a cliild's disposition and reacts
upon hersolf. Tho trouDlo between children and thcir niothera
too often is due to tho fact that tho mother hns somo fcmulo
woakness, and sho is entirely unflt to bear tho strain upon her nen es
that govorning a child involves ; it is impossible for her to do anythinff
calmly. Sho cannot help it, as her condition is due to sufimnfr and
shattcred nerves caused by some dorangement of tho uterine system
with backache, hoadache, and all kinds of pain, and sho ia on the verga
of nervous prostration.
"When a mother finds that she cannot bo calm and quiet with her
children, sho may bo suro thnt her condition needs attention, and sho can
not do bettnr than to tako Iij-diiv 13. Plnldiiim's Vcg-ctablo Conipountl.
Tliis medicino will build up her system, strongthen her nerves, and
enablo hor to calmly handlo a disobedient child without a scene. Tho
children will soon realizo tho difforence, and seeing their mother quiet,
will thcmselvos bocomo quiet.
Mrs. May Brown, of Chlcago, III., says:
and honor
I potuul
if you came. to
you honor. Gratefully yours, Mlts. Mat Brown, 57 Grant Place, Chicago, I1L
How Mrs. Pinkham Helped Mrs. McKinny.
" Dhar Mns. PiXKriAsi : I feel it my duty to write and let you know tho
good you and your Vegetablo Compound aro doing. 1 had boen sick ever sinoa
my iirst baby was born, nnd at tho birth of my second, my doctor, as well as
mysolf thought I Bhould never llvo thi'ough it. Aftor that menstruatlon nevcr
camo regular, and when it camo I Butfered tcrribly. I also had womb and
ovarian trouble. A friend of my husband's advlsed him to get Iij'dia B.
Plnkliam's "VeRotablc Coinpound for me. At flrst I had no faith in it,
but now nothin(y could inducc mo to bo without it. Menstruation h.is becomo
ren-ular, and I fecl like a new woman. Your medicino is n God-send to suffer
ing women. I hopo this letter will lead othors to try Lydla E. Pinklinii'fl
Vegetablo Coinpound. Yours truly, Mns. Mildred McKixnv, 28 Poarl
St., San Francisco, Cal." (March 10, 1001). w
PREB MEDICAL ADVICE TO -WOMEN.
If thero is niivtliinir in your case nbout which you would llko
spcclal artvipc, wriio lreely to Mrs. Piiikliam. Address is Iynu,
Mass. Her advice is free, and hor ndvice is always hclpf ul.
(fCf5fifi FORFEIT If wo cannot fnrtliwlth proiluco tlie origlnal lotters and signaturei ot
hl ll 18 1 abovo tcstinionlab, wlilch will profo ttielr abjolute conulnenoM
VlgUUU Lydla 12. I'lnkhuiu Modlclue Col, Lyiin, Mau.
Mnrquis hns suoh n numbor of bonts,
and each boat will oarry so mauy
mou ; if you will please to cnlculnte,
you will find that he oau pass in throo
liours. " His Lordship theu turuod
to thoollicers nud said: "Tho scheme
will uot do. "
Aftor liaving obtaiuod tho inforina
tion requirod, Morgnu bognu to jiro
paro for roturn to tlio MarquiB, aud
he prevailed with sovoral British sol
diors to desott with him. When
ohnllouged by tho soutinols, ho art
fully tamporod with thom by giviug
them rum, nud whilo driukiug ho
seonred their nrms nnd thon uom
polled them to go with him; nu
this brnvo fellow notnnlly brought off
sovou desorters to our oamp.
Ou his roturn to liendqunrters, tho
MnrquiB nccosted him with, "Well,
Oharloy, havo .yoa got baok?" "Yos,
ploaso your Exctillouoy, "wns his roply,
"nud have brought bovou mon with
ino. " Tho Marquis offored to roward
him, but ho deoliuod rocoiving any
nionoy, nud wheu it was proposod to
promoto Mm to n corpornl, or ser
geniit, ho replied : "I hnvo nbility to
diBohnrgo tho dutios of u commou sol
der, nud my oharactor stnuds fair, but
Bhould 1 bo promoted, I may fail, nud
loso my ropntntion. " Ho, liowover.
requosted that his dostituto coiurades
who uamo with liini might bo fur
uishod witli bIioob nud clothiug, which
of oourso wns rondlly grnntod.
GEOMOE If. JjA 1VHON
Georgo W. Lnwson of Bnrro town
diod nt his homo ou tho Kn6t Mont
polior road Thnrsday at 7 o'olook
of hoart trouble. Ho wm Bovonty
two years old nnd loaves a wifo nnd
ouo bou, Ho wns a Mnson nnd wns n
pAuunent Republicnu.
A Love Letter.
Would not intorost you if you'ro
lookiug for n guarantood Salvo for
Soros, Burus Qr Pilos. Otto Dodd, of
Poudor, Mo., writoa: "I Bull'orod
with nu ugly Boro for a yoar but n bos
of Buokleu'a Arnioa Salvo oured uio.
It'B tho befit Salvo ou oarth. 25o nt
O. Blnkoly's Drug Btoro.
Tired
" Dear Mns. PiNKHAJt : ' Honor to whom
honor is duo,' and you doscrve both the thanks
oi tho mothors of Amencn whom you
have so btesscoly noipoa nna iiencntcd. l nnvo
iisrd TvVilin "R. 'Pinlfliniii's Voiro.f nli1f Pnm-
whon I would fecl run-down, ntrvriua
nnd irritablo, or havo nny of the aches aud pa'ns
which but few women cscnpe, nnd I hae found
that it rclieved mo at once and gave me new
Btrength. Sevoral ladics, members of our Lit
erary Union, spcak in tho highest praise of your
Vegetablo Compound, as thoy havo been cured
from sorious temalo troutileB. Une lauy,
who thought sho must submit to an opera
tion, was cured without usinf anything in
tho world but Lydla E.Pinklu.m's Vofre
tnblc Coinpound and Sanative Wash.
You have hosts of friends in Chicairo, aud
visit our city we would delight to do
Betweou Sknguny nud St. Michael's,
Alaskn, 1100 dogs nro kept by the
postnl authoritieB for letter carrying.
Monnrch ovor paiu. Burus, cuts,
fipraius, stings. Instaut roliet. Dr,
Thomas' Ecloctrio Oil, At any drug
storo.
Nearly nll the Bafoty nintches which
nro safo agninst frictiou on Bnudpn
por, stone, wood or brick'iguite read
ily from n quick rub on glnss,
"It wns nlniost a niirncle. Burdock
Blood Uitters cured mo of n torrible
brnakiug ont nll over tho body. I nm
very grnteful." Miss Julia Fllbridge,
West Coruwoll, Coun.
To collect a dellar of cuBtoms costs
a trillo moro than 3 ceuts, whilo the
cost of collectiug n dollnr of iutornnl
revonuo is n little loss thnn lf cents.
Broke Into Hls'House.
S. Lotuinn of Onvoudisl;, Vt., wns
robbod of his custoinnry honlth by iu
vnsiou of Ohrouio Oonstipatiou. Wnen
Dr. King's New Lifo Pills broko iuto
his houso, his troublo wns arested nud
now ho's entirely cured. Thoy'ro
gunranteed to curo. 25o at O. Blako
ly'B Drug Storo.
CITlr CO UliT.
Iu oity court Friday tho oivil caso of
tho Bowors' Grnnito Co., vb. Joliu O.
Bail waij partially hoard nnd contin
uod uutil Saturday uioruiug for com
pletiou. The suit is for pay for gran
ito stook furnishod the doiVndaut,
amouuting ns the plaiutilf claims to
about $25. A quostiou of tho stntute
of liniitutious hnviug ruu lias boeu
rnised by tlio dofendnut. Heatou &
Thoinns for tho plniutitf aud Bailoy &
Bniley for tho defoudnul:.
A Cure for Dyspepsia.
I had Dyspepsia iji its worst form
nnd felt miBornblo most all of tho
timo. Did not onjoy entiug uutil nftor
I iiBed Kodol Dyspepsin Ouro whioh
hns complotely ourod mo. Mrs. .W.
W. Snylor, Hilliard, Pa. No uppotito,
loss of Btrongth, uervousuoBS, head
aoho, oonstipatiou, bnd broath, sour
risiugs, indigeBtlou, dyspopsin, nud nll
Btoinnoh troublos nro quiokly oured
by tlio uso of Kodol. Kodol ropro
Bonts the unturnl jnioes of digostiou
combinod with tho grontost known
touio nud roooiiBtructlvo propertios.
It oloanBOS, puiiilos nud swootons tlie
Btomnch. Sold by RivorsJBroa'.