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VERMONT WATCIIMAN & STATll JOURNAL THURSDAY. JULY 7, 1904.
Dr. Htimphreys.
Aftcr flfty yoara Dr. nunipliroys'
8poolflca onjoy tlio grcatost popularity
nod largost salo in tboir Listory, duo to
Intrlnslo morit. Tlicy curo tlio slcli.
jo, cuhes. rntcES.
1 Forcra, Congostlons, Inflammatlona. .25
U-Wo rnn , Worm. Fovcr, Worm Coile.. . .93
8 Tccllilii(j,ColIo,Crylng,Wakorulnos3 .33
4-DInrrlien,orClitldrenor Adults 33
7 Oouglin. Colds, Bronchltls .33
8 lYcMrnlgln, Tootlmcho, Faccacho .33
9 Ilcnilnclie, Sick Ilotulacbo.Vcrtlgo.. ,33
10 Dyipcpln,Indlgestlon,WcakStomacb.35
11 Supprcmed orl'nlnfnl I'crloila.... .33
13 Wlillcn, Too rrof uso I'crlods 33
13 Croup, Ijnryngltls, Hoaraeness 35
14 finlt Illicuiii.EryBlpelas.Eniptlons.. ,33
15 niioumnllsm, Rhcumatto PalnJ ,33
16 Mnlnrln, Chllls, Fovcr and Aguo..... .33
10 Onlnrrli.Ittflucma, Coldla thollcad .33
ao-Wliooplng.Couah 33
BT-Kldney Illscnse .33
B8 IVcrvous Dcblllly 1,00
80 Urlnnry Wcnkncsa, Wcttlng Dod.. .33
77 Grlp, Hay Fevcr 33
Sold by drugglsU, or sent on rocolpt of prlce. I
A-Dr.Eumplirey8'NewPokotMannal
of all Diseasoa mailed freo.
numphrcys' Medlclno Co, Cor. WlUlam nml
John Bts., New York. j
LYNDONVILLE. !
Grnoe Millor of Morth Middlebury, '
Mass., is speudiui? a week in town.
T. W. Parker is iu Bostou for a few '
daya combimug bnsiuoss nnd pleasure.
Mrs. Asa MoKiuuey aud eou, Mul
ooui, of bartou, aro risiting Iier par
euts, Mr. aud Mrs. L. S. Howo.
Oharlos Wllloy, who lias beon a goat
snfferer for mauy uioutbs, passod away
ou Monday, Juue 20.
Mrs. M. M.Harris, wlio taaght last ,
year iu tlio lnntdoal department of
Montpelior Seuiiuary, lias retnrued
homo to spotid tlio snnimer. She will
teach iu Lyiidou Iustituto thig comiiig
year.
Relief in Six liours,
DistressiuR Kiduey nud Bladder Dis
ease relieved iu bis hours by "New
Great Soatli Auiericau Kiduey Onro."
It is a great surpriso on accouut of
its oxoeeding promptueBS iu relieving
pain in bladder, kidueys aud baok, iu
nialo or feniale. Uelioves roteution of
Water aliuost imuiediately. If yon
want quiok relief and cnre thiB is tlio
roaiedy. Sold bv Harry A. Slado,
Drnggist, Montpelier, Vt.
RANDOLPH.
Mr. aud Mrs. J. M. Atwood left
here ou Thursday for White Rivor
Jcuctiou to spend a-montl'i with their
daughter, Mrs. O. E. Lazello.
Mrs. H. E. Sliarpe aud sou, Harold,
liave goue to Newport to 8iu& a few
weeks visitiug lior brother, O. M.
Manu.
Mrs. Guy Loadon aud daughter of
Burlington arrived iu towu ou Thnrs
day for a fow weeks' viBit with Mrs.
Loudou's parouts, Dr. aud Mrs. H.
H. Molntyre.
Mrs. Elleu S. Brooks, accotupauied
by Miss Graco Lauison, loft here ou
Friday for Queeu Oity Park. Thoy
will opou tlio Brooks' cottago for tlio
suuinier.
Loroy ltuuirill left here on Wednes
day for Ooucord, N. H. He will spend
a lew days with his brother, Pearl
Runirill, boforo goiug to West Boyles
ton, Mass., where he willbe employed
for tlio summor as a civil eugiueor,
witli liis brother-iu-law, F. O. Davis.
Brutally Tortured.
A case came to light that for per
sisteut 'and uumorciful torture has
prehaps never been equallod, Jo Gol
obiok of Oolnsa, Oal, writes: "For
15 years I endured insufferablo paiu
from Rheamatism aud notlung re
lieved me thongh I tried everythiug
kuowu. I oaino across Electrio Bittors
and it's tlio greatest medioiue on
earth for that tronblo. A fow bottles
of it complotelv rolieved aud ourod
mo. " JuBt as good for LiVer and
Kidney troubles ud geueral dobility.
Only 50o. SatiBfaotion guarauteed by
O. Blakley, DraggiBt.
AT 11 All 11 E.
Mr. and Mrs. Audrow Gordou of
15 Plaiu stroet ontertaiued about 80
ot their friouds ou Saturday uighfr ou
the occasiou of Mrs. Gordou leaviug
for Seotlfiiid ou au extuuded visit.
John Sliaw on behalf of tlio cotnpany,
presented Mrs. Gordou with a haud
soino silver cako bnsket aud Audrow
Gordou, Jr. with a haudeoine fonntaiu
pen. Mr. Gordon snitably replied.
Mnsio for danoing was suppliod by J.
Slova aijd W. Gray. With nuinerous
songs aud stories the compuuy spont a
vory enjoyable ovoning. Refresli
taents were served to the corapauy by
Mr. and Mis. Gordou, Mrs. Gordou
recoived niany beautiful presonts frora
lier frieuds and ueighbors ns a tokeu
of friendship and esteoni,
Mrs. Lizzle Merrill, aged G3 years,
died about 6:80 o'olook last.oveuing
atthe home of her daughter, Mrs.
Fred Benodiot, of Brooklyu streot,
after au illness with pneumonin.
The funeral will be held this after
uoon at 2 o'olook, from tlio lionse,
Rov. R. F. Lowe offloiatiug. Tho
body will bo taken on the midnight
train to Plattsburg, N. Y,, for burial.
Night Was Her Terror.
"I would congh uearly all uight
long," wntoB Mrs. Oharles Applegate,
of Alexandrla, Iud., "aud oould got
hardly auy sloep. I had oonsamption
bo bad that if Iwalked a block I would
congh frightfally and spit blood, but,
wheu nll othor medioines failed, three
$1.00 bottlos of Dr. Kiug's New DiB
oovery wholly oured me aud I gaiued
58 poands. " It's absolutelv gnarautoed
to oure Ooughs, Oolds, Lu Grlppe,
Bronohitis aud all Throat aud Luug
troubles. Prioe 60o aud $1.00. Trial
bottlos freo at 0. Blakoly's drag store.
"Oh, Goorgo, " sighod the romantio
girl. "I wish you wero liko tlio old
timo knlghtBj I wieh you'd do somo
thing bravo to show yoar love for
me." "GraoionBl" oried her flanoe,
"haven't I agreed to marry yon, and
mo only gotting $20 u weok?" Phila
delphia Press.
NJCW USISS OF TJSLJ'jVHOKJS.
Iu reading tho followlng from tho
Now York Trlbnuo ono Ecnuis to bo
reading n obaptor from "Looking
Baokward,' nud ho will reonll tho
story of tho flrst Suuday iu tho new
and strango lifo luto whioli its prin
oipal ohnraotor was so snddonly pro
oipitatod. Lookiug forwnrd, as in n
visiou is seon tho possiblo fnlflluieut
of the writor's baokward propheoy,
and tho hope oomes that still othor of
tliDso beneficout devolopmonts of tlio
rolotlouB of maukiud so olevorly de
soribed by tho writer aro eoon to bo.
' 'Oloarly nnd swoetly tho words ot
tlio fnraous old hymn, "How flrm n
fonndation," camo to tho ears of tho
pntients iu tho Samaritan Hospttal,
Philadelphia, on a recont Sundny.
Dr, Russell Oonwoll had caused tho
hospital to be oonueoted with the
BaptiBt Templo by means of tele
phoues, nnd, with megaphones strnng
in front of tho pulpit nnd receivors iu
tho hospital wnrds, the singing of tho
ohorus nnd tho words of tho sertnon
were distinotly heard by the pntients.
"Tho tolophone oompany undertook
the contraot to plaoo telephones in all
tho wnrds of the Sninnritnu Hospital,
of whioh Dr. Oonwoll is tho president,
and to hnug a strlng of tucgaphones
iufrout of tho plutforui at tliochurch,
For thoso patients who woro too weak
to hold tho receiver to tho ear head
attaohrnents wero provided so that
without tho slightest oxortiou on their
part tho sorvicos at tho Teraple could
be heard almost as plniuly ns though
tliey occupled seats iu the cliurch.
Tho voice of tho proaoher camo
strongly aud olea-ly ovor tlio wire,
every word caught by the megaphones
aud cniried to the delighted pntieuts
at the hospital. The siugiug to the
nccompanimeut of the great orgau was
so realistically close to tho ears of the
hospital iumutes that mauy joined in
voluntarily in the oxorcises, Ecarcely
realizing that they were a loug dis
tauce from tho sceue of tho sorvicos.
"Another inuovatiou in teleplionic
ueage is the communicatiou betweeu
couduotor nud eugine driver ou mov
ing trains aud tho connectiou of tlio
trniu with bnsiuess honses iu plncos
whero a tomporaty stop is niado, bo
that passeugers may talk to frieuds or
customers wichout the ueccssitj' of
leaviug tho train at all This idea,
tried as an experimeut on a Westorn
road and successfully carriod out iu
courpe of n recent trip of oDicials of
the Penu8ylvnuia Railroad, proiniBcs
to come into goueral use on tho rail
roads of the coautry.
"The advantage of telophouio menns
of couvereing with the eugiueer in
his cab, iustcad of renohing hini by a
filow aud ponderoas svstem of signals,
is too obvious to ueed commont. The
great ndvautage that will appeal to
tho geueral publio is the possibility
of saviug time by telnphouiug from
tho train to bnsiness or private honsca
wlieu the ears aro at a staudstill in
stntious along the line.
' 'Still another new idea in telophono
businoss is th.e calliug of early toilers
and those who wish to catoh trains iu
the small hours. There is no alarm
olook to beat tho telephoue, for it
continucs ringiug until tho slcopy ouo
gets out of bed and stills its voice by
removiug the reooivor from tho liook.
Then the oporator knows that his duty
is dono and stops ringiug. Ouo of
tho tolophone compauies has found
this branoh of the business so prqfit
able that a regular depnrtment has
been orgnuized for tho oxpress pnr
pose of calling onstomors in the morn
ing. A telephoue of the ordiuary
kind is plaood at tho bedslde, and tho
simplo proceES of "calliug" iB to keep
ringiug nt the hour agreed uutil the
responso shows that tho alarm has
served its purpose."
Mothersl Mothersl Mothorsl
How mauy childreu are at this Bens
on fovorisli aud constipatod, with bad
storaaoh aud headacho. Mothor Gray's
Powders for Ohildroii will always
oure. If worms ate prosont they will
certainly removo thom. At all drug
gist s. 25 etu. Sample mailed FREE
Address, Allou S. Olmstod, Le Roy,
N. Y.
NlSlillASKA JFJLOOl).
How Four GirlB Saved Tlieir Own
Lives.
Iu tho Watohmnu of Juue 2 appoared
au artiole on "Athletics for GirlB."
This recallB tho story of how three
Wyoming girls Baved their owu lives
by what seomod impossible menns, nnd
provoB the vnlue of trniuod muBclea
aud notivo. brnius to youug women. :
Iu May last thero oatuo to Orow
Orook, in Wyoming, a oloud buret
which carriod destrcotion iu its wake.
Tho flood awept the Boath aud west
part of tho oity of Oheyeuuo, whero
ia locatod the oity pump liouso whero
tlio iuoideut of whioh I speak oc
ourrod, Tho followiug is copiod word
for word from u privato lettor wricton
by n Bistor of oue of tho youug ladioa:
"You may be vory glad wo liave
our Margaret aa eho lias jnst OBcaped
a horriblo doath, in a way that la
vory hard to nndertsand. Sho and
two othert girls, Amy Parshall aud
Elleu Bristol, weut dowu to spend
tho night with JobbIo Artist, whoso
mother wns away. Theao four girls
aro insoparnble, as yon porhapa ro
membor thoy hnvo been to Bohool to
gether. They sat in tho aitting room
playing oards, wheu they hoard a
Tho Kind You Ilavo Always Bought, nntl -which has hcca
iu uso for ovcr 30 years, has horno tho slgnalnro of
aud has hccn mado undor his pcr
r jCf(ffl'fj0A soual supcrvision sinco its infnncy.
y. '6tCAMt Allow no ouo to dcccivo yoti iu this.
All Gouutcrfcits, Iinitatious nud " Just-as-good" aro hfifc
Expcrinicnts that triilo witli nud cudaugcr tlio hcaltii of
Iufnuts nud Childreu Bxporicnco ngainst Expcriiucnt.
What is CASTORIA
Castoria is n harmlcss suhstituto for Castor Oll, Pnrc
gorlc, Drops nud Soothing Syrups. It is Plcasaut. It
coutains ncitlicr Opluiu, Morphino uor othcr Narcotlo
suhstancc. Its ago is its guarantcc. It dcstroys Worms
and nllnys Fcvcrislincss. It curcs Dinrrhooa and Wiud
Colic. It rclicvcs Tcctliing Troubles, cures'Constipation
nnd Flatulcncj". It nssiinilatcs tlio Food, rcgulatcs tho
Stomach and Dowcls, glving licaltliy i-.nd uatural slcep.
Tho Childrcu's Pnuacca Tlio Mothcr's Friend.
SENUiNE CASTCRIA ALWAYS
Bears tho
The KM You Me Always BougM
In Use For Over 30 Years.
THt CCNTAUR COMPANV. TT MunRAY 6TRCET, NEWVORK CtTY.
uoiso, and ono opeuod tho door and
said, "Girls, it's uot rain, it's a
flood." Abont six inohes of water
rolled iu on the carpet. Mr. Artist
ran iu from tho uoxt room suyiug,
that if they wonld all help ho wonld
lift the piauo up to savo it. He had bouio
boatdB ho had broaglit in. Ho thoy
started to raise tho piano, but when
one oud was up, without nn instaut's
waruiug, thoy wero euvoloped iu n
swirl ot torront up to tholr arm pits.
Jessio was kuooked flat. Every light
wont out. Iu tho pitoh darkuess, Mr.
Artist suatohed Jessio up aud dragged
her iuto tho kitchcn, aud placed her
up iu tho sinu, whero tho wator came
to her neok. Thorushiug water closod
tho door betweiu thom and the other
girls, nud uo hnmnu powor nould
open it.
"Mr. Artist puuched a hole in the
pauel with his flst. but couldu't sei
uor hear auythiug iu the darkuess aud
fearful crashiug of tho twelve lionses
that were floating arouud thom.
Meanwhilo tho threo girls, caught
liko rats iu n trnp, fiey to tho out
Bide door to fiud that, tho' they conld
get tho woodou door opeu, tho soreen
wouldu't move. You see tho screon
olosed the way the watei pashed, and
the wooden door the other way. They
kuockod oat the top of the screen.
i hoy stood on tho middle bar of tho
soreen door aud crawled throngh the
hole they had punohed, and, Btrotoh
iug aronud tho cornar of the vostibnle,
got their toes ou au uioh strip that is
uailed bolow tho wiudow, aud claw
iug ou the roof, mauaged to drag
thomBelves up to tho vostibulo roof,
from thenoe to the ell roof whoro they
sat till roBouod. The water was ice
oold, nud thoy were dreuohed for two
hours. Then, wheu the boat came aud
took theni, it capsized. They olnng
to barbed wire foucos nud dcbriB till
horsemen iished them out ono by ouo
aud carried them to Bafety.
"Tlio high water niark iu tho room
whoro they wore is ovor a man's
head. Tho towii was alnrmed hy flre
bolls. Two or three smnll bonts wero
Bocured. The wreoking mnchine of
the railrobd was called out to romove
debria from tho subway. Orow Oreok,
ordiuarily no more than a ditoh, wns
oue half mile wide and several Iioubos
iloited two blocka away, but tho houso
the girls wero iu waa n stone ouo, aud
that is why they wero safo on tho
roof.
"I wont dowu to view tho plaoo
whero so mauy lost all they had, aud
three ohildron woo drowned. I looked
whoro those girls climbod -out aud
wonderod more and more how ,did
they over do it, iu the pitch darkjwith
heavy wot skirts and tho wator ioe
oold nud rushiug bo that it awept all
in a mad whirlV No inan on horse
baok oould keep up in it two hours
ator when thoy were taken otf. Their
legs had no feeling iu them tliejwero
bo oold, and tholr haudB, numb, oould
hardly hold. . Liko most of
tho town I did uot ronlizo tho extrome
gravity of tho oouditiou until it was
ovor. "
Working Night and Day.
Tho bupiost aua mightlort little
thing that evor was inade is Dr.
Klup'a Now Lifo Pills. Those pills
ohango woakuoss iuto atrougth, llfit
lossnoBB iuto eiiergy, brnin-fng luto
mouJal power. They're wonderful in
building up tho health. Ouly 25o per
box. Sold by O. Blakoly.
A pollego dlploma doos't
euable a mau to get three
niealB a day
alwaya
aquare
Signature of
ItlilS ST1AGS AND 11111SU
MATISM. A Penusylvanin fnrmor liaviug been
soveroly stung by his domestio bees
with tho resnlt that he presently
swolled up to somethinp liko doublo
his usual dimensious, found on tho
subsdience of that tumidity that he
wns entirely cured of n caBO of rheu
mntism whioh for yenrs imd cluug to
hini with a teuceity resisting all rem
edies, Tho discovery thus accidont
nlly mnde has beon coustrued by a
Philadelphia patont medioiuo conceru
as importaut, nnd nn order hns been
given out to n Texas apiarist for flfty
thousnnd stiugs of thoso iusects to be
employed iu mnking n mixturo for
subcutaueoDs iujectiou, which it is
thought will sell well aud may greatly
diuiiuish the terrors of the mnlady
uamed. The formor will no doubt
depend on dover advertisement aud
business manngemont, but the latter
can be determined only by multiplied
experimentsj what may oure one case
being inert or npgrnvnting in another.
Tho exhibitiou of the now remedy
will be iutereatiug to doctors nnd may
supply somo hopeful preliminary seu
atioua to patieuts if it is nt all like
the real thing ns the beo administers
it in tho courso of its regular buei
uess. It is too early to hnznrd con
jooutres ns to its ourative ort'ects, but
there is generous enterpriEe in a trial
takiug flfty thousaud stings to begiu
with, aud the army of rheumatics
kuowiug no lack of roiuforcemeut
from geuoratiou to generation will bo
secn to await its reeults with anxlety.
The nnmbor of romedies for that
nialndy on the patout medioine sohed
ules is nlready very largo; maukiud
begau discovering thom shortly atfor
emergiug from tho arborcnl couditiou,
nud the iU0Et lias nover lngged fiince,
except to catoh broath aud tako a now
start. Most hnvn ultimntoly beeu
rogistered ns failnres, leaviug rheu
mntism cock of tho wnlk, eo to speak,
to torture its viotima at will. If it
turu out thnt tho blitho, industrious
houoy benrer, the Blugiug mason build
ing roofa of gold, hns onrried au auo
dyiio for the nllliction in its etiug all
this time, it will seom aa if tlio fact
onght to liave beon found out boforo,
as maukiud aud the beo liave boou
compauioQs from tho earliost times,
conforring reoiprosnl ntteutions on
eaoh othor sinco tho swarm camo .out
of tho lion's bolly to distributo oxperi
nioutal and possibly remodial puno
tnreB upou tho porson of Samson. But
bettor lato thau never if thero should
turu out to bo auythiug in it.
It will at auy rate iqtroduco to
Teaxs n uew iudustry whioh, if tho
stiugs are ooltooted by hnnd, ought to
prosont aspeots ot livolhibBS greatly
iuoreasing the gayety of that big but
not oversprightly Oommonwoalth,
Howover the onterprise may result,
it gives tokeu of tho iudligouce nud
daring of therapoutio oxporimeut iu
thoso daya to tako Gnlen'a breath
away if that oa.-ly prnotltioner olat
torlng his pestle iu the Elyaian ilolda
could be ooujootured to hnvo uuy
knowledgo of it. Exohange.
Tho possimist may havo hopes, but
ho uevor oxpeotB thom to be roalizod.
Philndelphin Rooord.
CASTORIA
Por Infahts and Children.
The Kind You, Have Always Bough!
Boara tha
Slgaaturaof
I
THIS 1H2ST 81SLL1NU JIOOK.
Tho -"Biblo is tho bost solliug book
lu tho world. It lendi, nud by n
loug intorval, nll othor publicatious
in copioi purchaBod in tlio ordlnary
ohnnnols of trnde, without regnrd to
what mny bo called tliooilloinl distrlb
ution. Evory booktore whioh undor
tnko6 to cnrry a full line of stook solls
the Bible. Sevornl importaut cor
porntiouB couflno themselvea to the
mnnufapture nud snle of Bibles, and
otliors fiud in the Blblo thoir londiiig
featuro Of uo othor book can this be
said. Speaking somo timo ago ot the
iUBa'tiable demaud for tlio Biblo ns nn
nrtiole of merohnudiae, nn ofllcor of
the Mothodlst Book Oonoern, which
till recontly issuod chonp editions of
the Bible, said: "Like all publisherg,
wo have to keep watch of the aale of
books in general, eveu the most popu
lar, to ns uot to got overetooked. But
thia nover ooours in printing tho
Bible. Wo jnst keep the prosses
atendily nt work, nud if we happeu
to flnd that we have forty or 6fty thou
saud copies on hand, it gives ns uo
nneasinefis. Wo aro suro to sell them,
aud wegoskrnlghtahead printing "
July Oeutury.
$100. Dr. E Detohou'a Anti-Di-nretio
may bo worth to yon more thau
$100 if yon havo a child who eoils
beddiug from incontineuce of water
during sleep. Oures old nnd youug
allke. It arrestB tho tronblo nt ouoe.
$1. Sold by Harry A. Slado Drng
gist, Mon polior, Vt.
11A If'THOltt, AN1J HIS
oitour.
The approaohiug ceutenary of
Hawthorue's birth jloses up, in a lit
erary way, tho period that embrnces
the real literature of the conutry,
There wns aluinjt none before itj
what remaius of the flrst order has
nearly passed nwny. Tho group in
whioh Hnwthorno stood iu tho front
rnuk wns composed of four or five
poots, nn essnyist who was also a poet,
sovoral novelists aud writers of hia
tory aud two theologiaus, nll of whom
wear the bndgo of gouius. They
form a distiuct class the product of
tho Boil, broathing tho nir of the
New World, true voices lnraldiug
the idens of their nge. Hawtliorue is
among them, but not of them, bc
causo liis geuius was of so distiuot a
east aud 1ns life was so far aloof from
the thought of the day. Though a
holdor of publio ofllco aud faithfnl to
its duties, his only real thought was
flsed upou moral problems, aud was
embodied iu four uovels and a few
brief atoriea. This ia all, savo several
volumes of note whioh record ohielly
closo observatiou cognate to his great
thenies; but suiall as it is, it places
him nt the head of his group, aud
rendera him at home aud nbroad the
most highly esteomed American au
thor, though not the most widely read,
Longfellow hnving that place. July
Oeutury.
3 U.-X. JSi "Z" o i' a.
riears the ,1 m "ra navaflmays cougn
I'OllTAliLB COTTAG1SS.
A great advantage of the portnble
houso for snmmer outiugs ia thnt it
can be used everj year in a difl'erent
place. A family may have a ohauge
of sceue every Benson.
The cost of a portnble houso varies
from $50 to $500, aud ia about one
third loss than that of u houso of the
same size built by n cnrpenter.
Aa suuimer cottnges, thoy meet
tho needs of thoso who waut to spoud
tho summer in tho country, but who
cnnuot nfford to owu a houso nud lot,
nor to reifif uu oxpeusive country
home. It is nn ensy inatter to hiro a
small plot of grouud, eithor nt tho
sea-shoro or iu tho mountaius, at a
low cost, and spend the summer iu
oue of tliese houses. The cost of traua
portation by freight is not great, for
they can bo packed into a very small
space, onch pnrt being flat. They are
not bo plaiu as oue might supposo for
ninny of them havo piazzas, or wiugs,
whioh may bo added if doisred,
I know of suoli n houso in whioh a
family of four havo spent tlieir buui
mera nt the Boashore for several years.
The houso ia divided iuto flvo roonia
ouo used as a liviug-room, threo of
tho other as bedrooms, nud one ns n
kitchen.
Iu the flrst plaoo, tlio house cost
thom about $200, tho transportatiou
about $10, and they pay tho lnnd
owner $50 a yenr for tho privilego of
puttiug up tho houso for tho summor.
Thoy fiud it muoh oheaper than board
iug, and muoh more comfortablo thau
campiug iu a tpnt. In the wmter, tho
houso ia eithor left Btauding or paokod
away iu a ueigliboring baru,
Two mou cau put up thiB portablo
houso iu a few hours with a Borew
driver, n monkoy-wreuoh aud a haui
mer. Oountry Lifo iu Amorioa.
M. W. Wheelock's
Real Estate Ageucy
AND
INTELIGENGE OFFIGE
At Montpelier Book Bindery, havo qar
gains in houses, lots and o ther valuabls
property. Places wanted for first class
clerks, male, hotel cook, girls for house
work, lanndry work etc,
tgrNo expense for registerlng
WANTED.
Womon nttoudnuts, ageB 18 to 25,
Balary $1(1 to $20 per month aud
maiutonanco, iucroaso of $1 every
six moutlis uutil maximuui is reaohod.
For applicatiou blnnk nnd.furthor
partioulars address Dr. E 0. Dont,
Superlntoiidont of Manhnttau Stato
Hospital, West, Ward's Island, Now
York oity.
80-7-14.
Butchers, Merchants and Hide Buyers
anould write to Oarroll S. Pnge,
Hyde Park, Vt., who wishos to pur
ohase thoir Hidos, Oalfskins, Shoep
Polts, Tallow aud Bones. He pays
apot cash. He pnys the frelghta. He
paya full markot valuoa. Ho wishea
to arraugo with somo one lu every
villnge, wheio ho has uo ageut, to seil
Ponltty Supplloa nnd to piok up for
hira Hides, OalfskiuB, Shoep Pelts and
Bones. Ho fnruishos money with
which to buy nud ho keeps his agents
thoroaghly poated at all timea aa to
market valuoa. Write hini for full
partloulnts.
Legal Notices.
C05IMISS10NKIIS' NOTICE.
E8TATE OP I.ENOItA O. KELTON.
..Tlie underBlxned . hvIiik l'en ipolnted bv the
Hon. Probale Cour 'or tlio Dlstrlct ofWMlilnKton,
CnmmlMloiicri, to -cclvo, examlne and adjuit ali
I 5ll'iddcmailorall pernoiiaagaltnt tlieesuteot
LEN0K.V O. KEI.TO.V. lutp of Montpelier, In
said Dlstrlct, ilircatcil: nlnl all cluiins ex
lilldtnl 11. oll.ct (lieri.li). Iieu-liy vte notlce tliat
we inpvt for tli uiOM'i alorcs.i ld. at tlia
florcol Wells nnd I!n)lci In tln clty of .Montpelier,
In aalil Dlmnct. 01. tli 3r.l day of July and
IDth day of Novcinber iie.xt, Irmu lu o'clocl A.
U. unul 4 o'clocl. 1-. M., cm'li or alJ daya
and tliat 6l montlis imiii the 2Wi day of May
i'. tiiut. ia me mue iitimen oy salil uouri tor
said credltnrt tci present tlielr clalina to us ror cx
andnatlon an tllowauef.
I Dated at .Mo itpiller, llila 'ittli day ol June,
1 (ir.f)ltOi: O IIOVI.ES.) Commla-
, 28- 8 HAlti.V S. 01.T .V, tluiiera.
ESTATEOF.1A.MKS It. I.ANODON.
BTATK OF VKHMONT,
DlSTnlCT OF WA811INOTON. 88.
In I'rohate Court, lield In Monlpellcr, In and for
ald Dlttrlct, on tlic 28th day of June. A. I). 1904!
Albert Tuttle.snrvlvlnu i-xi'cntor of the last will
and ti' ament of .lAMIIS It I.ANGDON. late of
Ilerlln. lu ald Dlstrlct, deceused, makia ap
pllcatlon to eald (Jourt, witli the consent and
approbatlon In wrltlnn of the legatees and dcr
Ifi'cs of said dcceased. ri-sldlna: In tlio State of
Vermont, Tor llceuse to sell part of the real cs
tale oi aalil deceased, sltnateil In l'oiiltney, In
tho County of Rutland and btatc of Verni'iiit. to
wlt. llelnn the Intercst of sald deceased lnupartof
the nndUliled four-llfths Interestof eald deceased In
tho land known as the Enreka Slate I'ropertlcs.
descrlhed as fidlow., A Mnall p-ircel of land at the
northeasterly corner of the bo called Ely pasttire,
and westerly of the Mattbens Slate Uompanv's land,
contalulriK about one and one-fourth acres of laud,
tojicther with the rlght to the sald town of Poultney
to lay a leal hlfihw ' acrotssalo Ely tm&ture Iroui
the south end ot sahl parcet of land southeastcrly to
the present hlvhwa), reireenthiK thal the Bale
ther- of vou!d be henenrlrtl to the legatees and
devlsees of sald deceased, and those luterested ln
lils cstate, In order to converl sald real estatc Into
tuonev.
Whereupon, It Is ordered by sald Court. that sald
nnnllcatton be referred to asesslon tbercof. to be held
at the l'robatu Ofllcc, In sald Montpelier, on the lCth
day of July, A. I). I!W1, for hearliiR and declslou
thereou: and It ls furtber ordered. that all persons
luterested be uotlHed hereof. by publlcatlon of notlce
of Bald appllcatlon and onler thereon three weeks
Biiccesslvely In the Vermont Watciiman anu
State Jouiinal. u nenspaper publlshed at Mont
I peller, In tlils State, and wlilcli clrculatcs ln tho
I nelghborhooil of those lnterested before sald time of
1 hearlni;, tliat they tuay appear at sald tlnii and place.
and, If ihey seo causc. object thereto.
I Ily the Court Attest.
20-28 HIHAM (IAULET0K, Judge.
ESTATE OF GEOHGE W. I.A WSON
Statk or Vkkmont,
OlSTltlCTOr WASHlNaTON.SS.
Inl'robate Court, held at Montpelier, ln and lor
sald Dlstrlct, on the S7th day of June, A. D.,
13tH: -
JlaryEva Lawson.executrlx of the last will and
testanicnt of UEOKCh W. IAW&ON, late of the
Town of llarre, in sald Dlstrlct, deceased, presenta
her admlnlstratlon account for examlnatlon and
allowance and makes appllcatlon for a decree of
dlBtrlbutlon aud partltlon of the estate of sald de
ceased. Whereupon, It ls ordered by Bald Court that sald
account and sald appllcatlon be referred to a seBBlon
thcreof, to be held at the l'robatc OOlce. In Bald Mont
pelier, ou the 16th day of July, A. 1). 1901, for
bearlnp and declslon thereou; and, lt Is further or
dered that notlce hereof be glven to all persons lnter
ested, by publlcaUon of the same three weeks buc
cesslvely ln the Vkiisiont Watciiman and State
Jouiinal, a newspaper publlshed nt Montpelier, ln
this state, prevlous to sald time appolnted for hear
Ing, that they may appear at Bald time and place, and
Bhuw cause, lf any they may have, why sald account
should not be allowed, and such decree madc.
By the Court. Atteet.
HIHAM CAltLETON. JBDOK.
26-2J
ESTATE OF LILI.A F.DOW.
State or Veiimont,
DI8TI1ICT OF WASIIINOTO.V, 88.
In I'rohate Uourt, held ln Montpelier, In and for
sald Dlstrlct, on the tlnil day of Juue A. D,
1904.
Charles II. Farnswortli, cxecutor, ln tho State of
crmont oi the last will aml testanicnt f I.u.l.A.
F. DOW, late of Manchester, In the Coimty of
lllllsborough. aud State of New Hampshlre., de
ceused, preBenls his ado.lnlstratlon account for ex
ainlnatlon and allownnce, and luakcs appllcatlon
for a decree of dlstrlbullen and partltlon of the es
tate of sald deceased.
Whereupon, It Is otdered by sald Court, that Bald
accouut and appllcatlon be referred to asesslon there
of, tob held at tho I'rohate OtUce, lnsald .Montpelier,
on the 27lhday of July.A. 1). 1904, fnrhearlng and de
clslon thereou; aml It Is further ordered, that notlce
hereof be Klven to all persous lnterested by publlca
tlon of the sauio three weeks Buccesslvely lu the Ver
mont Watchmau and State Journal. a ncwBpaper
publlshed ln JIontieller, lc this State, prevlous to
sald time of hearlng. that they may appear at sald
time aud place, aud show cause, 11 auy they
may have, wliy sald account should not be ulloweu,
auu Buch decree made.
Ily the Court. Attesl,
25-27 IIIltAM CAHLETON. Judge.
ESTATE OF JAJIES lt. DALE.
State or Veiimont,
Distiuot of Washington, S. 8.
In I'rohate Court, held ln Montpelier, In and for
sald Dlstrlct, on the22d day of Juue. A. 1). 1904.
Addle E. Dale, Admlnlstratrlx ol the e9tate
ol JAMKS lt. DALE. lalu of Walts
lield, lu ald Dlstrlct, deceased, presents her ad
rolulBlratlon accouut lor examlnatlon aud allowance.
aud makes applicatiou fora decreo ol dlslrlhutlon and
partltlon of sald deceased. Whereupon lt ls ordered
by sald Court, that sald account and sald appllcatlon
be referred to a sesslon thereof, to he held at the I'ro
hate Offlcu ln Bald Montpelier, ou the lh day ofJuly.
A. I). 1904. for hearlug and declslon thereou:
And, lt li further ordered that notlce hereof be glven
to all persous luterested, by publlcatlon of tho sanie
tlnee weeks Buccesslvely ln the Veiimont Watcii
man State and Jouiinal anewEnancrpubllsuedat
Montpelier, lu this State, prevlous to sald time ap-
pouueu lor ueanng, inat iney may appear at saiu
lline and place, and thow cause, If auy they may
have, why sald accouut should not be allowed, and
such decree made.
Ily the Court. Attest.
23-27 1I1UAM CAItl.ETOX, Judge
1
ESTATE 0FL0IS K. JAC011S.
State of Vkumont, ,
Distiuct of Wabiiinoton, 8. s.
ln I'robate Court. held at Montpelier. In and for
ald Dlstrlct, ou the 17th day of June, A. D. 1904. II
An Instruiiier.t nnrnortlnff to be the last will all
testameiit of LOIS N. JACpilS, late of
Caldls, In sald Dlstrlct, deceased, being presented
to tue uourt lor rrouaie, n is oruereu uy saiu v;uuri,
that all nerannfl concerned tbereln be liottucd to aD
pear at a acsslou of sald Court to be held at the I'ro
bate Omce In sald Montpelier, on the 9th day of
July, A. D. 1904,and Bhow cause. lf any they may have.
against ine prouaie oi saiu instrumeni, lor wiucu
Eurnose lt b turther ordered that notlce of this order
enublUhed three weeks Buccesslvely ln the Ver-
mont Watciiman and State Jouiinal, newapa
per prlnted at Montpelier, ln this State, prevlous to
sald time appolnted for liearlug.
Ily the Court. Attest,
24-J7 lllltAM CAUI,ETON. Judge.
ESTATE OF I.UCINDA II. IA'FOltD.
State of Veiimont,
Distiuct ;of Wasiiinotox, ss.
In I'robate Court, held at Montpelier, ln and lor
sald Dlstrlct, ou the 20tli day of Juue, A. D. 1904,
An Inslruuieut aud codlcll thereto, purport
lng to be the last will and testauieut of
I.UCINDA II. IA'FOltD, late of Marshfield, lu sald
dlBtrlct, deceased, bclng presented. to tb
Court for I'robate, It ls ordered by sald Court,
that all persons concerned Uicrcln be notltleo
to appear at a sesslon of sald Court, to be held at the
I'robate Offlco In sald Montpelier, ou the 9th dar ol
July, A, D. 1904, and show cause, lf auy they
may liave, agalust tho probate of sald tustrument
and codlcll, forwldch purposa lt ls further ordered
that uotlco of this orderibe publlshed three weeks
Buccesslvely ln tho' Vermont Watchnian and State
Journal, a newspaper prlnted at Montpelier, ln
this State, prevlous to B&I4 Uids appolnted for
liearlng,
By the Court-Attest.
S5-27 HIHAU OAltLETON, Judge
Montpelier & Wells River R. R.
Ia Kflect Jnne 27, 19V4. Trains leavlng MontoeUet
as follows:
SiOO A. M. Local.
(0. V. statlon 7 :60 a. u.)
Connccts at Wells Klver witli Trains North and
South over 11. AM.It. It. Wbli through Eipres
Train for New York, arrlvlng 7:30 A. M, with
through Exprcss Tralu lor llostonarrlv ng 4;43 1MI
1 1 1 0 P. M. Exprooo.
(0 V. statlon 1 :0V r. M.)
Through Exprcss witli Chalr Car Ilurllngton to
Fabyans. Conuccts at Fabyans with through Ex
prcss lor I'ortland and Old Orcliard, also wllh trala
for Summlt Mt. Waslduaton. Connects at Welli
Hlver with through Express arrlvlng Hostonat8sW
r.M. Also with Canadlan l'aclflo Ily. through Ex
press for Montrcal and the West.
4IIOP.M, Loonl CNIIxod )
(From M. & W. It. statlon only.l
Connects at Wells ltlvnr wllh T..n. w ,n.l
Soulli ov r I'assumpslo Dlvlslon, and train North of
JVeHs Itlvcr ovcr Whlto Mountalu Dlvlslon B. A
Trains Wost.
Lcave Wells Itiver S At, 100 A. H. S., 3 5 p. u.
Arrlve Montpelier 10 10, 11J A. M. 4.00, 6.08 r. M.
Mlxcd.
From Boston.
Leave Boston 10:00 a. h.
Arrlve Montpelier 8:08 p, u.
Suburban Trnln Sorvlco.
Lcave Montpeller-40, 9.45 11.55 A. M. 7.40 S.44
Leave Barre 70 10 M A, M, 12.30 3,11, 4.10, 6.80 P. iU
W. A. STOWELL, Oeneral Manager.
F. W. STANYAN.Buperlntendeiit,
r.W.MOHSK.Oec'l Case. Azent
Gentral Vermont Rallway,
CommeTiclng Juno 77, 19C4.
Trains golne South and East Will
Loavo Montpolior as Followai
9.00 A.M. MAIL, week days, for Boot Iprlnjt
fleld and New York. 1'arlor car to New Y'ork.
12:211'. M. EXI'REo&. dally, tor Itostou and New
Yorh vla Sprlnitlleld. eck aas for New London ann
ew Y'ork vla Norwich line. Parlor car to Boston
ani bprlngUeld.
7.04 i-.jt. I'A.HENOJ B, wee't days, for White
Uivr.lunctlon and Vew York, Slecplngcar to New
York except Saturday.
8.2J 1'. M. feunday only. Pan'rer for Whlto
Itlvcr Junctlon and New Y ork. siepln car to New
i ork
WWOA. M., dally EXPKKUS, for 1 osto . vla Low
ell and all polnts In New Enuland, New York and
south. I'ullmap Sleepe'S to Boston and Sprlng
11 ld, 6
Trains Colng North and Wost.
2.MA.M., dJlyEXPltEaS for Montreai ane the
west and week days fnr Ogdenibu-g, Itlchlorf and
Ottawa, Sleeplng ears Montpelier JuncUoL to
Montreal.
8.21A.M. PAS8ENOER, week days, for Burling
ton, Itutland, St. Albans, Montreal, Ottawa and
Richford.
9.25 A. M. Sunday only, PASSENOEB for Burling
ton amlBt.AlhanB.
J.33P. M. I'ASSENOEIt. week days, for Burling
ton, fit. AlbanB. Montreal, Iiouses Pclnt (Jgdcnsburg
and Ulchfnrd. Parlor car to Montreal without chauge,
4.01 1'. M. week days, Express for Burlington, con
nectlng with trains for I'lattshurg. Parlor car.
CKf.ll, KXl'ltKSa lor Ilurllngton, St. Albana
andMon'r 1. PullmansleeprngcarfromMontpeller
Junctlon i0 Cblcaico without cuange.
Suburban Train Sorvlco.
Leve Montpelier for Barre, 't.MI K60, U.M, 59.50,
A. M., fW-M. 512.45, tl.66. 1.20, t7.25, (8.42, P. M
Arnvfe at ltarn- twen y mlnutes after -ai lnit time.
Leave Barre for Montpelier at '12.01 midnight,
7.55, t .W, 59.00 A. M 12.lll noon, tS.10, .10, W.45,
8.03, 1'.M. Arrlve at Mrntpeller twcuty mlnutes
uner teavlug time.
T'slns leave fot WUKamstown at t '.VSp. M. and
t .t.1 p. M.
All passeuger trains will stop at tne Ploneer
Works to take or le.ve nasEen?er.a when Blgnaned.
Sunday only. 'Dally. tWcek days.
J. P. OALLE1IER, Agent.
E.H.FITZIirjOH.VIce Pres., OeneralManager.
J. K. li&ci LL1E4 1 uenerai raBseneer Acent.
Boston & Maine Kailroad.
Wlntor lArrangomont.
INiEFFECT OCT. 12, 1903.
Trains Loavo Wolls Rlvor North
Bound.
ti a M., dally, prlnclpal atatlons to Newport anf
Montreal.
2:85 A.M. dally, except Monday fi'f St. Johns
bury. Lyndonville, Newport Sherbrooke andQnebeo
exceyt Sunday and Monday,
9:52 A. M for statlons to Newport and Sherbrooke
3:22 P, M., for prlnclpal statlons to Newport and
Montreal.
3:80 P. M.for statlons to Newport, Sherbrooke ai"l
Quebec.
80 1'. M., for Btatlons 10 Lyndonville.
South Bound.
1:35 A. M., except Monday, for prlnclpal statlons t
W. lt. Junctlon, Worcester, Boston and Sprlng
aeld.
1:56 A.M., dally for statlons 00 W. M.D., to Con
cord, Manchester, Nashua, Worcester, Lowell
and Boston.
6:80 A. M.,trom Woodsvllle for Btatlons to Concord
and Boston.
9:Vi A. M., for statlons to W. R. Junctlon, Concord,
Worcester and Boston.
9:55 A, M., for s atlons on W. M. Dlv. to Concord
Worcester nd Boston.
.35 A. M. for prlnclpal statlons to Bostou, Sprlng-
fleld and New Y'ork.
1:00 V, M for statlons to W. R. Junctlon, Sprlng-
fleld. Concord, Worcester and Boston.
:54 P.M., for Plymouth, Concord, Worcester and
Boston.
1 46 P. M., frotn Woolsvllle, for Btatlons to Concofd
J :60 P M for all Btatlons to AVhlte Rlver Junctlon.
Colng North on W. M. Dlv. at
62 A. M for all statlons.
:S0P. M for all statlons.
65 P. M., tostatlons to Lancaster.
0:15 A.M., Sundays only for Lanoaster.
D. J. FLANDERS.
Oen. Pass ml Tlcket Acont.
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lu the llue rf bones lf ouly dry. We
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for thoroughly dry bones we oau pay
ovon luoro it striotly oleau, hard,
frosh, dry, bniled bntohnr's bonea and
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