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HERALD AND NEWS, NOVEMBER 19t 1903.
SCIENCE AND INDUSTRY.
Can't Stand It.
Constant backache
Tired ill tlie time.
Nerves on edge.
Distressing Urinary frontlet.
Hard to keep np
With any Kidney Ills.
Doan's Kidney Pills
Relieve the aches of a bad
bark promptly cure all
Kidney and Bladder troubles.
Mr. J. B. n. Tnwnaenfl, of Townaeml
Bros., rarrinrr mamifntf urera. of lit JeftVr.
nn street, lieddeford, Me., says: "We hp
1 man's h lit ni-y ruin In our family. and
found them a moiit valuahle remedy. There
ere so many uwcteas reuiwiles on tlie market
that n-n one ia found which experience
proves dot's what la claimed for It, It Is a
pleasure to endorse that preparation. I
procured Iiosn a Kidney 1'Hla t John Ber
ry 'a dniit store, under Hotel Thseber, and
the sailxfaHory rt-nults olitalncd warrants
tue lu umkluK the auuve statement."
Doan's Kidney Mils sold at all dni
Storm; SO cents. Foster-Mil burn Co., ilaf
fulo, K. y.
CENTRAL VERMONT RAILWAY.
Corrected to October i. ISM.
OOINCI SOUTH
Trsini leave HnDdulpb ss follow.:
HOOA.M.
KiK"t liiM, dally, for R'wton .n1 all Ken
fcniclaiKl point. Tlirouiih Coin-he. .ml
Hlwpnis cr. for Hotoa lit Lowell, also
1WI OllllifiUPIU.
xo 17A, ivr.
Mail wee day. for Worcester, Boston sad
new ora.
i on x. ivr.
Limited Kxir. reck dur. for Boston and
for Hhw York, Tla HpHntrrtoPt r New Uui
don. ThronKh Com-he. hi,i1 Pullman Buffet
Parlor Car to Himlon and sprtnKneld.
7 aa r. ivr.
Pas.enger week daya for White River Janet
OOINO NORTH
a oo a. ivr.
Nla-ht Express dally for Montrsal and the
''t. Weekday, for Oadrnahurir, Kichfore'
ami otuwa. HIcepluK car to Montreal.
o oa a., ivr.
Ps.aeneer week day. for St. Albans, Mnnt
reul, Ottawa ami klihford, connecting- at
HnrlluiitoD for Troy and Albany.
a boa., ivr.
Sundava only. Accommodation for Barling;,
tun and ai. Albaua.
a aa i. ivi.
Mall and Kipre.s week days for Bnrllnr-
u.n, I'anilindK Junetlon.St. Albans, Knu.e)
Point, Omlen.liarK, Kti-tiford and Montreal,
Pallman Parlor car to Montreal,
O XO X. 3VE.
Rjliress week days for Montreal and
C hlcairo. Pullman Parlor ear to Montreal
and Pullman Sleeping oar toCbloavo,
. U. FITY.HIXJH,
J. E. FKNtI.'k Y " Dd C""1'1 Maner
General Passenger Agent.
The power plants now in operation
at the falls divert one-seventeenth of
the volume of Niagara river, and
when the flumes now building are com
pleted one-eighth lessoivater will go
over the falls, this aside from the water
diverted by the Wetland cmiaJ and by
great volume of the Chicago drainage
canal.
The Protector differs chiefly from the
Holland and other types of submarine
boats in being able to run along
wneen upon the floor of the ocean.
Traveling on the bottom ia declared to
be the most simple, safe and reliable
method known to underwater naviga
tion. There are two wheels fitted
the keel one in advance of the other.
They are three feet in diameter, with
nine-inch face.
A Russian woman physician has
proved that infection may be carried
by a bullet from the clothing to
wound. Using a Swiss military rifle,
shots were fired before and after tb
gun had become hot through cloth
saturated with cultures of various
micro-organisms, and in every case the
sterilized bullet took up the germs
from the cloth. Neither high velocity
nor beat were sufficient to prevent in
fection.
Instantaneous photography is being
applied by a German biologist to an in
vestigation of the action of insects'
wings. As many aa 2,500 exposures
per second are obtained by revolving
a cog wheel in the focus of eoncen
trated sunlight, the photographic im
ages of the insect being separated by
means of a revolving mirror. A great
difficulty la to get the Insect to fly in
the narrow limits in which it can be
photographed.
In a recent paper to the London In
stltuton of the Mechanical Engineers,
Mr. J. H. TVicksteed showed that
spongy, malleable iron, made direct
from the ore, was much employed for
tools and weapons about 400 B. C, the
time of the earliest records of accurate
ly known date, aad received great at
tention in the time of Homer, 880 B C.
Until about 400 years ago, however,
brenze held the field for objects that
could not be shaped by hand hammer
ins;. The best authorities have de
cided thit caat-ron was discovered be
tween i4!io and 1500 and from that
time the iron foundry was added to the
forge.
There are a great many hungry hearted
women who would attend a baby sale if
babies ware ever offered for sale, because
there are a great aaany wives who love
children and have been told by physi
cians that they can never hope to nurse
a child of their own.
Some of thee women who have used
Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription for the
cure of womanly Cls have been made
happy mothers aa a result of the cure of
womanly disease and the building up of
the general health.
Doctor lierco a Favorite Prescription
makes weak women strong aad sick
women well. It establishes reirulsritv.
dries weakening drains, heals inflamma
tion and ulceration and cures female
weakness.
I wrote te woe same time aao to vet Informa.
tioa about atr case' eayi Mrs. Mary Is lu
ary, cf Drydea, Va. "J waa troubled with
female weakness aid aaias. Ket-rived answer
aa you, arl.isiai me to lake Doctor Pierae's
favorite Preemption end ' Golden Medical Im-
cowr.' I took two bottles of 1 Favorite Pre
erriutioa ' and round k elid me good. had
been married four yean and had no children ;
BOW 1 oaa aav that our keuee ia blenant with a
Utile baby bey. bora July loth, by the help of
Cod and your medicine. I pratee your medicine
highly.
" You caa publiah tkla letter u you wish
FRSR. Dr. Pierce's Common Sena
Medical Adviser ia sent fret on receiot
of stamps to pay expense of mailinjroaTy.
Send 21 one-cent stamps for the book in
paper covers, or 31 stamps for the cloth
bound volume. Address Dr. R.V. Pierce,
RiiIIhIo, N, Y.
ART AND ARTISTS.
Liilliu .juimajiiaiiaiiawamLi 11 111 . 11 1.1.1 iiijiiumi
jsT wjli "ffi1
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The Copley society, of Boston, Intend
to hold a memorial Whistler exhibition
in February which will be representa
tive of the artist's life work.
Charles H. Niehaus, of New York.
hag been commissioned to execute the
statue of John J. Ingalls which is to
represent the state of Kansas in the
statuary hall of the United States cap-
1101.
The committee for Great Britain and
Ireland to represent the fine art of the
empire at the Louisiana Purchase ex
hlbition has been widened so as to in
elude other art organizations beside the
Koyal academy.
The German emperor has conferred
upon jonn s. Sargent, the American
painter, a large gold medal for art in
connection with the Berlin art exhibi
tion. A small gold medal also waa con
ferred upon Edwin A. Abbey.
There are, it would seem, many fine
points in sculptural criticism which the
art world overlooks, for Mr. St. Gaudens
nas told how recently he heard an IrlBh
man, passing tils Sherman statue, but
lately unveiled in New York, remark
mat it was all wrong; "for," said he,
"would an illigant military gintleman
like the glneral be riding and let the
iny ifamej walk?"
irk- v 1 ,
-Tiuxarx union, or Dresden, of
wnicn Alois Schmidt is the chief spirit,
decided some years ago to erect a monu
ment to the composer in Dresden, and
u,uv nas oeen raised for that purpose
Recently designs were invited from
Dresden sculptors, and a site in the
Burgewlese, one of the prettiest of the
smaller Dresden -parks, was awarded to
the union by the city authorities. Eight
designs have been received so far, not
one of which has proved to be satisfac
tory enough to warrant the committee
accepting It.
In
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.
SHD US
A'GOW,
Steer, BuH or Horse
hide. Calf skin. Dog
skin, or any other kind
J hide or skia, and let
us tin it with the hair
on, soft, light, cxlorless
and nioth-proof.forrobe,
rug, coat or gloves.
r-. urt get mir Catalocue,
rlnK put. Bn tour.hippinn
ta nnd irmructKma, ao ai to
av-o. l rmuke, W e ! buy
raw fur. id ninaeiig. . r
iXfJt" rXK COMPANY,
116 Milt Street. Rocaeater, N. V.
tn Beet U-kuh Bj ri.p. l x u,,. 'a Kl
The moth exhibits much taste in dress.
An old soaker is usually a great
sponge.
It is better to know little than to know
a lot that isn't true.
If fame came only after death no man
would kill himself striving for It.
One glance at a political orator proves
that all are not geysers that spout.
Promises may get friends, but it re-
nuirea penoraiances to keep them.
It isn't necessary to spend monev in
advertising your troubles; simply "tell
them to a gossip.
Somehow the sun doesn't seem to
shine half so hot on the baseball grounds
as It does on the harvest field.
Often it happens that a man lent
known by the company he keeps until
after he mysteriously disappears Chi
cago Daily News.
; Taste in
House
Trimming.
Bometitnes people buy high-priced
house trimmings, but that isn't
all that's required to make your
house look well. Taste is necessary in
the selection of House Trimmings.
Thst is eminently w hat we strive
after; we select our stock with ss
much regard to tante as to prices.
The result is, we have the most
beautiful display of Houae Trim
mings ever seen In Vermont.
This is one of our specialties.
FAD AND FANCY IN DRESS.
Modlah Details e( C'oataaiea tot b
Late tla." aad Fall
aeaaeaa.
Wood fiber late, which comes in
variety of pretty light tints, aa well as in
fclH-k and white, promises to be niuo
in vogue in the fall, reporu the Brook
lyn Eagle.
The newest dress shie'ds are longei
and narrower, and more closely re
semble a crescent than the ordinary
type.
Silk covered hooks and eyes are to be
had in ail the standard colors and
shades and are a most convenient sub
stitute for the old-fashioned steel
fasteners.
Graduated color effects are favored In
Paris, both in costumes and millinery.
Coque feathers in breasts, pompom
and plume designs in novel effects will
figure conspicuously in fall eiUllnery
Ostrich feathers in lyre or marquise
design are included In the latest mil
linery productions.
Walking suits and separate skirts ol
niohair are included in the aummei
wardrobe of the up-to-date young worn
an. White, black, marine and navy blue
are preferred shades.
Point d'Alencon is one of the laces
that will be prominent for dresa garni
ture next season.
The bishop tab idea is carried out In
some form or other in all the shocks in
tended for fell wear that have been
shown thus far. Bebe ribbon is used
for some of the tabs.
C hampagne, beige, cream, light blue,
reseda and cardinal are cited as favorite
colors for the fall.
From Paris comes the note that some
manufacturers are bringing out umbrel
las mounted in a combination of copper
and silver. One imported novelty shows
a handle of copper with raised floral de
sign in silver.
Teneriffe patterns are noticed In the
Cluny lace used for ornamenting sum
mer wash dresses.
A new motoring toque brought out by
a foreign designer Is fashioned of a
light make of straw In any of the leading
colors, carrying a shapely Utile gauze
curtain en suite, which when in use pro
tects the hair and cheeks to perfection,
and w hen not required for that purpose.
folds up intothe most cunning of crow
draperies. The only other deeorstit
accorded this toque is a brace of fanr
quills, dyed to a corresponding hue or
Siime artistic contrast.
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We're
made it a
for Years.
Study
If you need anything in this Hue
it will pay you to call at
Till Old Reliable Store,
STRONG'S,
211 and 213 College St.,
. r si -.
Uuurnngion, Vermont.
TO BUTCHERS and HIDE BUYERS.
We wish to purchase vour IMdi.a.
Calf Skins, Sheep Pelts, Tallow aud
uones. '
We advance money if desired.
We pay spot cash.
AVe pay the freight.
We pay full market values.
We want airents evervwhem fn
Paire's Perfected Poultry Food ..
oiner poultry supplies.
ror lurtner particulars, address,
C. 8. PAGE. Ilvde Park. Vt
F111EIIS FAIR!
niiTTEn
When they send their Butter,
Lheeee and Eggs to us.
HILLS & DEERING,
22and 24 Quincy Market, Boston.
XTT Market, RetMirta and M.nn,i .
to shippers.
Always send invoice with consignment
MEANT FOR COMPLIMENTS.
Liprraalona of Approval Headered
la alana; So Qalrkly Ar-qalred
by Forelaaere.
Immigrants, the workers In the social
settlements say, so often wish to Amer
icanize themselves as fast as possible in
ways and speech that they sometimes
acquire the language, as It were, wrong
side foremost, getting a vivid and mod
ern assortment of slang before they can
use even ordinary words correctly, says
1 outh s Companion.
A young woman who has taught
class of little foreign-born girls, and
who happens to be in appearance
peculiarly small, dainty and elegant, had
the pleasure recently of overhearing
two of her pupils speaking of her.
"She is a bully lady!" said the first,
witn enthusiasm. She is great!"
un, yes, assented the other, "she Is
great, she is gran", she is Immense! An
the hat she was wear! It is a most styl-
isn corker.
Another woman had a more startling
experience. She is plump and pleasing
to look at. Just right in the eyes of her
friends, but in her own a little too near
the point w here one ceases to say plump
and begins to use a less agreeable word:
and that she may some day slip over the
line of division between the two is her
secret and haunting fear. As a charity-
worKer ana in pure neighborly kindness.
sne nas made many friends among the
loreign-Dorn residents of her city. One
of them, a voluble, warm-hearted wom
an or middle age, whose vocabulary is
innocent or more than one pronoun and
an but the most direct and obvious ad
Jectives, once met her unexpectedly in
the street after a vacation from which
the settlement-worker had returned
rosy, sunburned, vigorous,, and carry
ing an extra pound or two which she nm.
in reu not to remember.
Her friend rushed ud to her heomi
.ltv ,.i ... ..
- iui .riniuit, seized ner in an nnvein-
ing embrace, and then, wishing to ex
press a polite appreciation f v,,..
blooming appearance, exclaimed loudly
in a voice of rantnre-
Gosh! Ain't he fat?"
THE ANIMAL KINGDOM.
The fiercest of all anlmala are the
black panthers.
Constantinople is sometime called
the city of dogs, but It might be called
quite as well the city of pigeons, for the
pretty gray-white birds are there in in
numerable flocks.
Monkeys are very numerous alongthe
nonhwest coast of 8outh America, but
are not found wt of the Andes from
northern Peru to the south end of the
continent. Thetr home in South Amer
ica is chiefly in the great Amazon basin
and along the fluvial systems of the up
per half of the Paraguay and the Parana
rivers.
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for 70 TMn Dr. MarshaU'i OUrrh SnuR
Has Kepi on Curing CaUrrh,
TrTEAI.nFBTBPUPnw u
r harVCT '"."""I'-T1. r!eM
Hefnae , .nb.tltot. Price. Vv. All .'J
git. or by nail, postpaid. (Hitum
F. C. KEITH, Mfr., Cleveland, 0
Into
Dr, Emmons'
Monthly Regulator baa b roup lit bapptne. to
hundreds ot anxiouawomun. Tliere Is pototlv.
I y no other reindy known to niedtcal arirnca
tliat will no quickly end aafe.ly do the work.
l.onrt and oipnttnate irregularities from
any mnw relieve! immediately, feucceas ruar.
tr,u-cl lit an? .lunu. Nopain, tianger.or Inter,
ference with work. Have relieved hundredn of
cw uherc others have railed. The met di IB.
cult ca:- sucet-..fully tceau;d br niaiUnd tun-edi-ial
retulta guarsn'teeo ineyerrlii-Uinre. No
risk liaw- r. We treat tiunire.laof ladle
whom MTre, Writeforfuitherpartlcu
lara aad free contldetitll advice. I Hi not potoff
too lone. A II letters truthfully answered. Re
member, thl remedy la ai.olutcly safe onder
erery o-itlecoudition and positively )ean-t
no after ill effect w the bealih. Sentt.y n ail
seenrely sealed, J.OT. JloneT I. Mers should 1
tvirl-taTed. IHL J. W. KiUiUJi CO Lit Tre
luont bu, Uown, .Vua.
VeKetahle ( faovrder.i
Chop one can of corn, pare and cut
email nice enough nntj.fr. an
two cups. Chop a large onion and fry
until brown In one-half pound of
bacon, cut into very small pieces. Put
a layer of potatoes into a saucepan
put on this a layer of corn and some
of the onion and bacon; season with
salt and pepper. Repeat the lavera.
Add two cups of hot milk, one-quarter
cup of butter rubbed smooth with the
same amount of flour. Cook five min-
uico. pai crackers over
cover and the chowder is
serve. Detroit Free Press.
the top,
ready to
Peach Snare.
Mix half a cup of sugar and a level
tablespoon of cornstarch, pour on
gradually a cup of boiling water Boil
five minutes, stirring constantly, then
add a tablespoon of lemon Juice a
rounding tablesnoon r k...... 1 "
- - uuuer ana a
cup of peaches which have been pared
,uwcu uiruugQ a
0011 up wen and
Housekeeping.
Miss Alice M. Smith, of Minneapo!!
Minn., tells how woman's monthly suffer
may be quickly and permanently relieved!;
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compouri
"Dear SIrs. Pixeham: I have never befor triwn rev
ment lor any medicine, but Lydia, E. IMiili ham's Veiretahle
iMMiiiu hub auuru 8u mum w luy nitj aim iiappuiesg that IK -makinir
nn exception in thin cae. For two vr Krr ,.,, ,1, 1
Lave two days of severe ptiui aiul could find no rlicf, tint one litirr.
visiting a friend I run across Lydia i:. I'lnktiam'M Vereui.le c
tround, she tad used it with the t-ef-t results and advL-til me b tr,
a luiuiu uiai 11 vrurneu ivoiiaerg w un me : i now eria-rieiif nn t,-. ..
only had to u.-e a few kittles ti l.rinjr ont this wuiidorful ehvi
two it occasionally now when I am exceptionally tired or worn or'
Miss Axicb 5L mith. 804 Third Ave.. .South M
man Executive Committee ilinneaiwlL ttudy CUub.
Heanty and strength In women vanish early In life rwH-auwa
monthly pain or some menstrual IrroguIaritT. tanv suffer iimt
ami p their beit (rifu fal away. Lydia li I'inkham'. V.
vuiupuuiiii nrjpa women preserve roundnes of form m
freahnesg of face because it make their entire female orrawt
healthy. It carries women safely tlirotiif h the various iu.ua
crises and Is the safeguard of voimin's health.
The truth about this great medicine Is told in the letter tm
women publlahed in thia (aper coiiMtuntly.
Mrs. C. Kleinschrodt, Morrison, III., sayi:-
i'EAK .mrs. JIskium: I have suffcreiitT
since I was thirteen years of age with mymrj
iiiry were irregular and very paitful
doctored a great deal hut recti vt-d rift ir-fe
"A friend advised me to try Wis .
Plnkham's Vcsretahle (Vimnnuml 1- h I
did, and after takinir a few Imttles i f it.lt -i
great relief.
"Menstruation is now rvo-niir and rtV a
rain. I am enjoying better health than I Li
for sometime."
flow la It poiWe for us to make It p'tiw
that I.vdi.i II. I'lnkham's Vejretabletw
pound will poaitively help all auk woe'
u ".mien are constituted alike, ricbanai"
and low, all Buffer fmm th aama iV.tJ
t Ti ill 1 tl s ij,i,.1. i -.
-a .t-ut- ai 7 . """7i "no can wian to rennua
ana slcklv. aiacourai7) m- th i,f . L . .
iura ZS1.";1 L,1 ,ik tViretHble ftunpoun.-
PK wrl"'-111 WO,nb nJ troubles, aud ail l u
R 0 (1 (1 LSlIJl,! VhwiA a onrloal lettera ana flfiattia
OwUUU UaUoU1' wluon wl" Pr"a their llule (.nulneneaa.
"I.". . riauu aiediotaa txh, a-J".
rem
aMi i -M l a a tj
1 high
A QUAKER RANGE
Mfak apaaye
... . . 1 1 1 I I I
mm MM
-trr-i
in a ery few veaR
Vour old Range will cost you the price of a ne
Quaker Range in extra fuel
SOLD BY
Randolph,
LATtlSOrJ,
- Vermont
N. S. Johnson's Sale and Exchange Stable.
west Lebanon, New Hampsa
sieve.
serve. Good
Well Worau
WE That was a Drettv m
Borem cracked at dinner.
Wagg Borem didn't crar-v ti
Joke has been cracked for vt
adelphia Record.
Me
That
Phil-
1 I II Mill
f & 'v
V ' r . ' '
Rcirolar An.-tlon Sal th- km
day of every month. Oa
Saturday, November 21
at 10 a, m. we .hall aril I"'1
varying In WflKht rrom ,
each, in matrhrd palm aiid flf-
era and drivers.
bad
t .Ik''3
it! fi-1"
bent heavy teama for the i'1""1
f.,t . .n..n.,n if not a w
return and gi t yonr aioucy
warrants expire at 4 p- bj. 1
baaineaaday. , g jPN,
P. S.-Wr shall sell a lot of
goods at thla Sale. tett aravy
... , ,M ,j u.
Dim. iivuiilc,T l, - -
Sleds, 1 4-tn tired Waroa w
it"
IS Cable Chains. Cart Wheels. i'
Work Harness with Coll"-
Chaina, Neck Tokes, Whlffl-"1'
rnbner trimmed Driyina Huti"-
land Sli-ijrli, 1 S-seated Traversr
Bear Skin R..bes, Feed Bafki't'.
Bella, f tc., etc.
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