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VERMONT WATCHMAN & STATE JOURNAL, THURSDAY, JUNE 2. 1904.
MONTPELIER AND VIGINITY
LOCAL HAPP13NINQS.
Will Goodwin ot Chelsea arrlved
in town on Wednosday. Ho will work
for Will JiiokBou, coutraotor. Mr.
Goodwin was fonnorly employed as
OBaiatnnt jnultor by tho National Llfo
Inenruuco Oo.
Will'iuu D.vldsou of Ryegate, wlio
was arroatod on Tnebdiij iif ternoou inul
convicted of iutoxiuation, was roloasod
from jail on Thursday by the pay
ment of $18.70 by Deputy Shoriff Mo
Allister of that towu.
At tho mooting of Aldoinar Coui
mandory of Mbboiib hold In Barre on
Thuisday ovouiug a thirty-two degree
Masonio oharm waa proaeuted to Dr.
K. B. Whitaker ln approoiatlon of hls
two vftars faithfnl sorvioo aa oirment
oommander of tho Barro oorotnaudery.
Rov, R. W. Wallaco, who is snpply.
ing tho pulpit at Bethauy cliaroh dur
ing tho pastor's abseuce is colloating
data and outa for an artiole on tho
quarrying aud stouo indnstrieB of Vor
xnont. Titis artiolo will appear in tho
Jourual of Eduo:itiou, pnblished in
Buntou, and will iuoludo tho slate
granite aud tnarblo businosses.
Tho houors at tho Semlnary huvo
boeu givon out as follows: First
honor, Artlinr Woutwortli Howitt,
Borlin ; second honor, Kiua Aletha
BattloB, Randolph; Lanra Oornell
Page, Jefforsouvillo ; Grace Agues
Piko, Brattleboro; Bertram Muloolni
MoBride, Brownsville; Georgn Al
bort Molvor, Granitovillo; Glayton
Elbert Royco, BrowuEvillo; Kalph
Orvillo Wiggina, Montpelier. Tho
olass unmbora thirty-threo.
It ia poasiblo that St. Albans will
'uo visited by Foropaugli's cirous this
senaou. Arrangeruents are 'not yet
completed out thn following datea aro
undor consideratiou for Vonuont;
Nownort, Aug. 1; St. Albans, Aug. 2;
Burlington. Aug. 8, Montpelier, Aug.
4; White River Tuuctiou, Aug o; Bel
lows Falls, Aug. G. Datea thua. far
nnuouuced for the Walter h. Main cir
cus iu Vfirmout aro aa follows: Bur
lington, .Tuue 11 ; Montpollier, June,
18; Cambridge Juuctioii, June 14; St.
Albaus, Juuo 15. Burlington Nows.
It ia undorstood that tho Foliool
commissioners havodooided on one in
novatiou for tho schools of this city
dnriug tlio coming year. It is Faid
there is to bo a eub master in tho
Buhools, who will he second in rauk
to tho prinoipal of tho high sohool.
Tho sub-master will liavo as a portion
of Ins duties instruction m mnnunl
training. This will be in addition
to other regular worfc as a teaoher.
It ia Baid thnc ono or moro candidntes
for tho position liave ahendy beon
lieard from.
The storm of Wednosday afterunon,
tho tlrst thundor storm of tho suaBou,
oauBed lnvoo auioug the treea in tho
city. Linibs varying in size decorated
a largo niajority of tho lawna in tho
city. In tho jail yaid, at the Laue
shops, at tho corner of Loomis and
Liberty street, near tho Spmiuary
transfer aud in other parts of the oity
whole trees and tops of trees were
blown dowu. No ticoideuts iive beou
rnported from the falling timber. This,
in viaw of tho faot of tho size and
aumber of the brauclios that fell, is
quito remarkable.
Tho annual moeting of thoW. Oe
T. U. of Washington couuty will b
held in tho Ohuroh of the Messiah on
Tuoeday and Wednesdav uoxt. Thn
program ineludes five sessions, tluse
sessioua consist of confpronces, papors
and addreases on the work of thediffer
ent departmeut of tho asaooiation. A
loug list ot spoakers from ainong the
ladieB promiueut iu tho oouuty will
addresa tho gathoring. On Tuesday
o vening Miss Alioe Mooro State lea-
hat Becomes of It
If a man cats two pounds daily, near two pounds daily must in some way pass from his body, or disease
and a prematurc dcath is a specdy and inevitable result. The food that is eaten must contain the ele
ments necessary to supply nutriment to the system and frce from all substanccs that bind the bowels.
D?PRICES
WHEAT FLAKE GELERY
FOOD
if eaten daily there will be a daily action of the bowels ; waste removed, nutriment rctaincd. It's
Nature's food for man. Scrved hot or cold.
Palatable Nutritious Easy of Digestion and RiadyitOiEaf
MyMlgnaturtt on
mvery packag:
Dr. Prico, tho creator of Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder and Dellcious Flavoring Extracts.
A oook book'oontalnlnjj 70 oxoollont rccclpts for uslng tho food mallod froo to any addrcst.
FOR SALE DY LEADINQ GROCERS. .
Prcpapetl by PRIGE CEREAL FOOD COMPANY, Chicago, lllinois.
SOLD BY KELLOCC &, JEROME
tnrer of tlio Maino W. 0, T. U. and
National Aesoalateof tho "YV branoli
will speak. On WeduoBday ovening
Mrs. Id i 11. Read, Stato proaidcnt,
will bo tho prinoipal speaker. Eu
tortainment for vlsitiug meinbors aud
frioiids will be provided by tho ladlo
of tlio Montpelier branoh.
Mothera loae their droad for "that
teiriblo Beoond BUinmer" wiion they
liavo Dr. Fowlor's Bxtraot of Wlld
Strawborry iu tlio house. Naturo'a
speciflo for bowel oouiplaints of every
Bort
8EM1XA11Y CONFEUENCE
Tho affalrs of Montpelier Seniiuary
wuro thoroughly disoussed at the joint
meeting of the trusteea aud commia
siou, recently appointod by the Ver
mont Ooufereuce, held at tlio Seniiu
ary ou Weduosday afternoon. Tho
pledgo of the conferenoe to raiso $1.00
per meinber of tho denomimtion
throughont tho couferenco wns dis
cussod and a plau formulated for'car
rying ont the Boheme. If tnis taak
iB aucoeasful tho Sominary will rcal
izo ovor $12,000. Tho plau is as fol
lows : Three laynien uud throo niiu
ist(rs in euch distnot to co-operate
with iho prosidiug eldor, and a rop
resentativo of tho, sohool will orgau
ii,o to cnv r tho held.
Prof. 13. A. Bishop was prosent at
tho ineetiiJn and threo propositious
wero niadn tn hiui, auhjoct to tho ap
proval of t'i" hoard ot trawtoes, look
iug to his lL'turd to tho Sominary. As
a result of a later couferenco with
the trustees Prof. Biphop haa undor
cousideration tho following proposi
tion : That ho shnll aesuiuo tho titlo
aud rauk of prinoipal, but his 'main
work will be in tho lleld working for
niouey and ftadonts for tho sohool.
Prof. Bishop will be in close tonoh
with the Foliool hut the mauugemont
of tho educatiomil and diFcipliuary
cnntrol will bo lurgely in tho iiands
of au assistaut priucipal. Prof. Bis
hop will give his auswer iu a day ur
two. Tho truatoo1' would bo pleased
to keop Prof, Howe, as assistaut
prinoipal, but it is understood tnat he
'is pl'iuning to study duriug the com
ing yoar. Definite arraugonients will
doutless bo mado regarding both po
sitions vory soou.
IV. 1 IVATlSlt MJJS AT It 12 ST.
The body of the lato Walter P.
Watermau was laid to rest in Green
Mount Gonieterv on Thnrsday, at-
! teuded by his brnther Odd Fellos to
the numher of thirty flvo, aud of his
comrades from the Grand Army ovor
tliirtr in numboi, tho niembers o the
oitycouusil aud oity ofilcers. Prayers
"ere oil'ered at the house, but tlie
fuueral sorvicos were held at Trinity
ohuroh. The auditorium wns fllled
witli his brothers in tho two Fonietiea
and a large number of niourniug
friends. The front of the altar was
fllled with matiy boantiful floral gifts.
The Odd Follows eent a beautiful nil
low of flowera with tho ldttera of the
order iu purplo blqssoun: Brooks Post
seut a cycax wreath of cypress. Bo
Bidea tlieeo thero were many bouquets.
1 Rov. J. Edward -Wrighc and W. li
, Dukeshiro wor.p the ofllciating clergy
, meu Tho serviccs woro short but
' beautiful and iuipiesive. The bearers
were: Edward Bnkor, N. 13 Pcck,
William Dillou aud J ,T Young, all
four of whom aio membors of both tho
Odd Fellows and Grand Army.
Vermout Watoliman Co., Montpelier. Vt
Hair Vigor
Asplendid dressing for the hair,
keeping it soft and glossy. It
prevents splitting at the ends,
nnd cures dandruit.
J. O. AverCo..
Lowell, Alaea.
JlUltffJjAJtS BUSl'.
Two bnrglarles were oommittod ln
Barro late Thnrsdny night or oarly
Frlday lnomlng. Tho housos outored
woro thoao of Dr. V. 0. Gondrioh on
Park street aud Oharlos Marr o
Aoademy street. Both houses faco tho
park looated at tho north of tho
Spauldiug sohool bnildiug. A solid
gold watch valood at $50 aud $40 iu
bills was takou from tho iionse of ,Dr.
Goodrich. Eutrauco was' raade throngh
tho kitcheu wiudow whioli was not
looked aud wlnoh was loft partially
opoued. Tho doctor retired about 11
o'olock aud wont to sleep about 11 :30
so that he concluded tho bnrglary
ruust havo been committed sometime
aftor that tituo. He awoko this morn
ing minnaa palrof tronsors whioh had
boun left iu tho rootn uext to the bod
room dowu Btairs. Thoy woro later
fouud iu tho front yard. A bunch of
koys was tnisaiug aud also a presorip
tion book, the latter beiug pioked np
in tho streot by a milkmau. Ohas.
Marr, whoae bed room is np stairs
came down iu the moruing and fouud
the eleotrio lights iu his houae buru
iug aurt tho front dooi open. As far
as he conld learu uothiug of valuo was
misBiug. He does uot ovou kuow how
au ontrauce was eil'eotod. No little
excitemnut is mtuifeRted over the
burglaries aud as yet uo cluo has beou
fouud.
ALUMX1 JtASQUET.
Tho Alumui Asfiooiatiou of tho
Washington County Grammar Schbol
is mskiug plana for tho first annual
bauquet to bo held duriug commeuce
ment weok in June. A committee
mado np of Mrs. Fred Howlaud,
Glayton Boyce, Ralph Putnain aud
Misses Besaie Bowers aud Alico
Blanchard met on Thursday eveuing
to arrango for proceediugs. They
contemplate atteiidiug tho claes day
oxoroiees ot the graduatiug olass as
far as possible aud to be iu atteudance
at tho graduatiug nxerciscs ou Juuo 10
in a body. The soleotion of a toast
master aud tho othor details of nr
raugoinent will be made soon, auother
moeting of tho comuiitteo boing callod
for Monday eveuing Programs of
the graduatiug oxercines at wlnoh
the alunini will plan to be prosent
will bo seut to the menibers soon and
a 6uccp?sful opening banquot is
looked forward to. At present thore
are ninety niembers of tho association.
SSOIIKELTW
Northiield, May 2G The marriago
of Misa Ella Kolty and Walter S.
Snow ocourrod ou Weduesday eveuing
at 8 o'clock at the residenco of the
bride'a rnothar ou Pearl street, Ilev.
W. S. Hazeu porforming the cero
niony. Miss Prince of Raudolph
aoted as bridosmaid aud Kdward Wes
cott of Northfield, best man. The
wodding was a pretty ouo aud about
twonty five iuvited gnosta were pres
out. Aftor the cerpmony a rooeption
was held at whioh a good titne was
ouioyed.
Mr aud Mrs. Snow left on the
mOrning train for Fraukfort, Mo., to
bo gonn a uiontli, aftor whioh tht-y
will roRido iu Northilold. Miss Kelty,
who has been oruployed in F. W.
Dnttou's store", is a goueral favorito iu
town and has the best wishes of a
larao oirole of friendF.
The collepu loafer may be ternied
a aleoper ou tho trniu of thought.
Hir7ard Lampoou.
jviir CATiroLio jiall.
On Monday oveuiug tho old St.
Augustino's ohuroh on Oourt streot,
will recoivo its ohristoniug aa n ro
niodellod hall. Tho Alpha Drauiatio
Olub haa uudortnken and ia carrying
ont tho plan of transforming tho
ohnroh auditorium and platforin into
a hall with a wetl appoiuted stago.
The platform, whoro tho altar was
looated, haa boeu built up to tho prop
or hight nnd has boon extouded.
Foot lights havo boon put in and wiug
aud ily lights will bo addcd, At eaoh
sido of tho stage couveniont dressing
rootns havo beon flnishod off. A
handsomo eurtain is ordered for tlio
stago. Tho stago oponiug is auiplo to
givo a oloar vlow from all parts of
tho liouso and the hard wood flnish
givcs a pleasiug effoct.
The soating of tlio floor of tho au
ditorium has uot beon ohanged. But
in tho gallory the floor has boon
rnlsed at tho rear, thua tnaking pos
sible the addition of a large number
of seata. Dowu stalrs near cach of
tho two sido front ontranoes, are two
noat little box oilioea, of hardwood.
A plano, too, has been added to tho
equipmeut of the room.
This hall will fill loug-folt noed
in tho Oatholio oliuroli here, as it haa
been compelled to hiro from outaide
partioa halls in whioh to hold its
various gatheringB. The work of
making the repairs and tho forth
comiug dramatio entertaiument, has
been iu the compotent hands of Sister
Xr.vior, of the convent She has put
a great deal of hard work and thought
into tho romoduling of tho hall and
into the preparation of tho entertaiu
ment. A largo attendauco will donbt
less reward hor efforts.
D12A TJI IX NORTHFIELD.
Northfield, May 20. Goorgo Aver
ill, an cld resident, died this morniuc,
at about'T :S0 o'clock at his honio on
Ocntral street. Ho iiad beou siok for
uearly a yoar, gradually failing antil
death camo. Ho was seventy yoars of
ago. Mr. Avorill while in health was
prominent in town aifairs aud highly
respected by his tawusmen. Ho had
held a uumnor of oilicos iucludiug
that of town grand juror, asisstant
towu clerk aud seleotmau. Ho leaves,
beisdos liis wifo, ono sou, James, aud
a daughter, Abbio, aud a brother,
Johu Avorill, who lives horo. For
mauy yeara Mr. Avorill was passouger
conductor ou tho Oeutral Vermout
road. A meuiber of the MaBonio or
der his fuueral was nuder direo
tiou of the lociil lodge,at the house ou
Saijurday afternoon at 2 o'olock,
Letter to S. A. Moss.
Montpelier, Vt. .
DearSir: Tlio handsomo reHidouce
of Oliver Gildorsleeve ou Main street,
Portland, Conn., was painted iu 1888
with Dovoo nu again in 1001.
Thore's 18 yeais; there are hundrods
ofsuoh; the diflloulty is to hoar of
'em.
Reminds of auothor. The Farring
ton resideuco, Rooklaud, Maiuo, was
paiuted Dovoo 21 yoars ago; the paiut
was in fair couditoion 5 years aao,
whon wo saw it; dou't kuow auy
moro. Our ageuts there, Mearss.
Farrand, Spear & Oo., know. Euolose
a stamp, if you write 'em.
Yonrs truly, F. W. Devoo & Oo.
78
P. S. Abbott & Bailey sell our paiut
TIIE COMING LEOISLA
TOltS. Iu viow of tho fact that it is but a
short tinio boforo tho grand old State
Houso will bochauged from its stately
loueliness to tho couter of attraction,
for the whole Stato brings tho legal
voters of tho Stato face to face wiih
the proposifcion: '"Who will wo voto
for to ropresont us at tho Gensral Ab
sombly? Of course some, both can
didato aud voter, havo au idea as to
the goueral results, yet somo are uude
cided, aud will be nutil thq electiou is
ovor. It is the sarae regarding Ico
Oroam Soda, Eomo are uudecided aa to
wliat is the best, but thoso who havo
tried PooIo'b are uot lookiug for any
botter. 25 State Btroet. If you dou't
flnd tho placo readily inquiro of a
policeman.
No Closs Carrlapro Palnt
will wear as long as Dovoo's. No
thors are as heavy bodied, booausu
Dovoo's weigh 8 to 8 onucos moro to
tlio piut. Solu by Abbott a uauey. a
IN CITX COUJtT.
Johu Oushiou was bofore oity oourt
Friday ovening aud was giveu a hoar
iug ou' the ohargo of failnro to Boud
his cliild to school.
On the evideuce of the truaut oillcor
ho was oonvioted and was flued $5 aud
costa. Tho oourt ordored liim to seud
tlio ohlld to sohool. Oushiou gavo us
his reasou for uot sondiug the ohild
to sohool that it had no suitublo
olothoB to wear aud ho was uuablo to
provlddauy. Ho haa uow giveu notioo
to Ovorsoor Parnioutor that lio will
ueed aBBistauco from tho oity iu order
to gnt tho olothes for the ohild, Tho
prosooutiou was couduotod by Grand
Juror Benjamln Gatos whilo Olarouce
Whittior, tho truaut oillcor, waa tho
porBon who startod tho oaao.
o jOl. & o xn?c .
Bean tho ,nfl MnB w m m3's
iUnatnro
. V? ,17L
ANNUAL rillZE DEliATE.
Tho Influonoo of Groooe and Romo
DiBOussod by Ooutostautu.
Tho auunal pri.o d'ebato oontestod
by throo motnbors of eauh of tho mon's
Booiotios of Montpelier Sominary was
hold in the Sominary ohapel ou Fri
day oveuiug. Prinoipal 13. M. Howo
was iu ohargo of tho moeting. Eaoh
of tho spoakors waS limltod to flfteon
miuutes for argumonts aud four min
utos for robuttal. Tho prizo will be
awardod for iudividual, not for toam
work. Tho flratirizo is $15 and tho
Beoond $10. The prizos are awarded
by a system of markiug iu whioh
nierits of argnmeut, logic in arrango
mout, mauuor of delivery and ora
tory aro couaidorod. Tlio judgos wero
F. B. .Tliomas, O. A. U. Jaokson aud
M. M. Borno. Tho deoision of tho
judgos, in a plaiu sealod envelope,
was placod in tho hands of the prinoi
pal. This envelope will not bo openod
until commeucemout day, June 1G.
The quoation nuder debato was: "Ro
solved, That Groece has oxerted a
groater iufluonoo in- tho devolopment
of oivilization than haB Rome. " Tho
disputauts were aa followa: AfDrma
tlvo, J. G. Howard, Fred E. Davison,
Bertram M MoBride; negativo, Scott
F. Oooley, Harvey M. Drenan, Wesley
O. Atkina.
Mr. Davison in opening for tho
afllrinative siioke in part as follows:
"Developtnent is au uufolding. Romo
aimed to keop meu iu subjeotiou.
Greeco opoued their miuds to know
ledgo. Tho speaker made throo main
argumeuts. 1. Romau couquest was
not a oivilizor. Conquest does uot
civilize. Only Bomi-civilized uations
flght for conqaest. If couquest ad
vaucd culturo tho world would have
beou further ahead befora the timo of
Greece than it is uow. The Olympio
games ropresent the differcnce, be
tweeu Greoiau aud Rouian culture.
Greoiau teachers followod tho Roman
armies and tho iutellectual develop
ment was derived from Greece. 2. Good
governmeut did uot exist iu Romo un
til au embassy was seut to Greece to
bring baok the underlyiug principles
of tho Romau law that was theu
formen. Rome saw tho impoitanco
of culture in its national life and
turned to Greeco for it." With retino
ment came tlio waut of a literaturo.
8. The system of educatiou developod
by Greeco has greatly inflnenced the
world. English has received inuch
from the Greek lauguago. Grooiau
arohiteoturo is today the standard of
the svorld. The Renuaieanco was
caused by a rovival of tho study of
Greeks aud things Greciau. Soientific
spirits, philosophy and liboity origin
ated iu Greece. Rome did not dovel
op along thoBO lines.
Mr. Cooley, iu opouiug tho nega
tive, spoko iu part as follows: In
llnouce is measured in efl'ect. Greeco
laokod the uuity to produce iuflueuce.
Tho genius of the Romaus was ossen
tially practical. War, governmeut aud
jurisprudence are the threo avenues
of greatest inflnonco. War is the sur
eat and quiokeat way of ostablishiug
oiviliaztiou and iniluenco. Thus
Rome gained eminauct and po'wer.
After Rome had conquored she gavo
lier best to the conquored, and from
thom gathored their best of customs,
laws, otc. Iu the old world aud in
the new, that woro conquored by
Romo, thero was mutual assimiltiou
aud thus she "reared a constitutiou
of the kingdoms of Europo aud the
Uuited States. " Tho iniluencea aa
similatod from the East cauBed Romo
to fall and dio but from hor sprang
forth stronger iiationa.
Mr. McBrido arguod for Groece, iu
part aB follows : Meu today tnrn to
Greece for the higher branches of cul
turi aud odncation. Tho spoikor
supported this argnmeut by mentiou
ing tho Greeks famous iu tho dift'ereut
branr.hes of culturo. Tho Greeks did
muoh for their own time. In litera
turo they wroto tho masterpiecoa of
tho world. Tho same is truo of ora
tory. Romau literaturo was copied
from the Greok. The flart groat
"Romau" writors woro Greok. Romo
copied hor caleudar, moasnres of time,
uystem of woights aud moasures from
Greeae. In tho oighteeuth century a
revolution took pluco from Roman to
Grooiau thought aud culturo, Auierica
looks to Grooco hoaanie of tho latter's
domooraoy. Greok sculnturo, art aud
arohiteoturo aro around us today.
Mr. Drenan took his poiuts iu part
aa follows: The ago of Greeco waB tho
ago of produotion, that of Romo the
ago of dovelopmeut aud that of Amor
ica the ago of harvest. Romo devel
opod n Btroug, good govomment, lib
eral in its tendenoies, that has in
iluonoed all oivilization. Rome by
tho OBtablishment of OhriBtianity has
iuoaloulably holpod oiviilzation, Iu
war tho Ronians eBtablishod a codo
oarly iu their history. Tlion thoy
tried Greek laws but these did not.
provo stroug ouougli bo thoy woro
obliged to romodel. their own origiual
laws. Tho roign of Augustus fostorod
a groat literaturo that was puroly
Romau and thoso books aro u6od today
for instruotiou. In oratory Romo aur
paBsod, booauBO, uoxt to the milltary
splrit, lovo of oiatory was niost iu
favor with hor pooplo.
Mr. Howard, last oh the afllrniatlvo.
sala in part as follows : Greoob gavo
to Romo hor " Stolo law " of natnro. The
"twelvo tabloa" woro propared by
I iviiss lNeuie i-iolmes, treasurer or the
Young Woman's TemperancQ Association
of Buffalo, N. Y., strongly advises all suf
fering women to rely, as she did, upon
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
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taulo Coinpound." Miss Nelue HoLmes, 540 No. Division St., Buffalo, N.Y.
niss Irene Crosby, prominent in Social Life in East
Savanah, Ga., adds her testimonial to the value
of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
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Iteineinber tbat every womaii is cordially Invited to ivrito to
Mrs. Pinkhani if there is anything about her caso or syniptoms
aho does not imder.stand. Mrs. Pinkham's address is Liynn, Mass.
Hor advicc is free, and is checrfully given to any ailing woman
who asks for it.
$5000
FO R F E I T K wo cannot fnrtbwlth produco tbe orlslnal letters and tlgnaturei ot
ubove teaumontals, wbicb will provu tbeir abeoluto genulneness.
Lydia K. Plnkham Med. Co., I.jnn, 31us.
the Greeks. Greece has a litorature
loug beforo the time of Ohrist and
had beconie a perfectly devoloped
powor iu beauty aud strength of liter
aturo. Homer aud Soorates woro the
origmators, in their realms, Virgil
and P ato but imitators. Uuliko tho
great men of Rome, the Greeks wero
devoloped on all sidos. In all branches
of culturo Groece coutributed largely
to Rome.
Mr. Atkius, the last Bpeaker of the
evouing, brought forth argumeuts as
follows : Romo waB a oivilizor and
proteotor of oiviliaztiou. Romo civil
ized and latiuized wherever aho weut
Sho workod toward tho wost, an nn
civilized people, whilo Greeco worked
toward tho east whore civiliaztiou was
alroady well aoveloped. Rome gave
birth to n fostorod Ohrist aud His
Oliristiauity was eproad and flnallv
establiBhod as the State rolgiou. The
sysiem of law built in Romo is the ad
miratiou of modorn soholars. Tho
Romau empire ornuibled but the Ro
man pnotor has iuflueucod all moderu,
equity. This the debato oloeed. Con
iBdering the uatnreof the qucstiou the
youg meu did excoedingly well and
made the task of the judgos difllcult.
STOIiM CAUSES I'ANIC.
The eleotrio storm cauBed considor
ablo oxcitement in various parts of
Barro ou Wodosday aftomoon, It
fitructe tho Brook street school iiouso
with such force that a piece on tho
onpola fell to the gronud and in a
second tho 200 ohildreu in tho bnild
iug wero iu a panio. Tho teaohers,
howover, openod the doora wide aud
hy main strength compollod tho sohol
ars to go out ,by twoa thua avoidiug
any aoriouB iujury. Tho exoituinout
brought lnothors from every diroctioii
aud dnring tho trouble Mrs. Monard
faiutod. Tho toaohorB, Mrs. F. R.
Northrup aud Missoa Hattio Mehuron,
Bornico Darliug and Margarot
Greouo, havo boon oomplimouted for
their proaeuoo of mind by sohool di
reotor, B. W. Hookor.
Mouaroh Mixed Patnt dou't grow
Btreaked.
les, treasurer
Deah Mbs. PiNKnAM : " It always gives
mo pleasure to flnd an article of real valuo
and unquestioncd merit. I have found
Jjyclia li. Piiikhani's Vegetable Com
pound well calculated to relieTe and cure
the various troubles arising from irregulari
tles and mcnstrual pains.
" Much suftering could be spared if we
only paid rnore attention to proper living and
diet, but as long as women do not do this,
your Vegetable Compound has como to
the front as a true friend in need. I have
been very pleased indeed with the rellef it
has brought me. I flnd that I have perfeot
health now, and that my mind is also mora
clear and active since I used your Vege
table Compound. It has been of great
beneflt to me, and I gladly recommend it.
Very sincerely yours, Miss Irene Cbosdy,
313 East Cbarlton St., East Savannah, Ga."
SCIIOOL MATTEKS.
A meeting of the school board it is
likoly will soou bo called to secure,
by tormal vote, F. J. Brownscombo
as priucipal of tho high school. As vet
tho matter has not been couBidered by
the board iu session. There is little
doubt of the aotion beiug takeu. On
Weduesday, tho supermtendeut of
Bohools iu Stamford, Ooun., was in
the oity in cousultation with Priuoi
ptl E. G. Ham relative to the prin
o'ipalship of the high school iu that
placo. As a rathor peculiar ciroum
stauqe regardiug the abovo position
comos the roport that F. E. Avery,
of Alhol, Mass., who was a candidato,
with F. J. Brownscombo for the high
school here, is a candidato ffith Mr.
Ham for tho Bchool in Stamford.
1IA1L liliEAKS IVINDQirS.
Concord, N. H., May 27. The
heavy thuuder shower laBt eveuiug
was accompauied by a severe hail
storui, aud iu West Concord the light
uiug Btruok several trees. Hailstoues,
iu West 3oucord, in partioular, occa
sioued cousiderablo dnmago to wni
dows. Iu Mio Stato prisou the win
dows woro broken and in some private
housoB slight damage was donn. Tho
telephouo service south was delayed
aud no commnnication oould be had
with Bostou for two hours.
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It Curr Colde, CouRhe, Sore Tbroat, Cronp, Inllu
enza, Whooplng Oouch, Ilroncbltls and Aptbma.
A ccrtala curo for Contumption in flrst Btagca,
and a eure rellef in advanccd etages. Uee at ouce.
Yoa will tee tho excellent ellect aftor taklnc tbc
3ret doee. .Sold liy dealers everywhero, Lzge
tettlea M centi and o tent.