The Barre daily times., January 23, 1906, Image 6

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rflJS JIAJfJtJS -DAILY TIMES, JAJN. zaJSKHS.
BLANK BOOKS
We have- a full line of Blank Books
for tie New Year. Also Loiter Files,
Copyinj; I looks, Memorandum Books, In
voice Books, Time Bopks, Statement
Tads, Bill Heads, Diaries in fact every
thing a person would need in this line.
Borrc Book Store,
CARROLL W. MARTIN, Proprietor,
Gordon Block, 1 40 No. Main St.
THE FOX ! MUTER
Is the greatest "TOUGH"
Writing Machine on the
market. Light touch means
DURABILITY. In this
; the FOX excels. We place
- machineson free trial
anywhere. Ribbons, Car
bons, Typewriting Paper,
Office Supplies, etc. Hec
1 tographs refilled at 75c each.
Call or write to
Barre Granite Pu rc hasi n a: Ace ncy ,
: Room 3, 4 and 5, '
Averill Building, : Barre, Vermont.
PURE CIGAR CLIPPINGS
Two and one-half ounces
for 5c. Ever tried them?
PLAYING CARDS
B Have just received a lot
of those Playing Cards.
Two packs for 25 c.
L MARRION,
Pipes ted Tobacco,
Corner Ggar Store, Barre.
Mileages on All Roads.
fa lit
PENNY ARCADE,
Scamplni Block.
New Moving Pictuers,
Athletic Machine,
Batteries,
PISTOL and RIFLE PRACTICE
Coins in and See the New Pictures.
Open Day and Evening
SLEIGHS, HARNESS and ROBES
If yon r tirvd ot ft cheap sU'lgli come t tuo
nd let. me sell yuu CortlamiCart .t Cr-
Co. BlHijh, pVAiantPfd woU, iron and
taint, at a Just rwli; price. I 11 have in
r-toek bu jpl hostei. fecimd-luuiil sleighs ami
buxcM. H'lil.excuaogs sleighs lor luy.
H. F. Cutler's Livery,
Tel. 131-2. Kcar City Uotcl, Barre, Vt.
Montpelier
FUR STORE
We have a laige stock of Fun for
a!e at reasonable prices. We man
ufacture garments to order. Furj
remodeled and repaired at a low price.
ISRAEL SCHWARTZ,
g i&c Jign 01 ice uear. - oi state street.
TO CUREJi COLD
If you've lakca cold from the brefzes keen
Try McArtLur's Syrap of Terebioc.
Wliy have bunt-saccc and go around all best
When ycu'il lc maJc fu;r!e by McArthur's
Llnasient?
tcn't u)fcr :o much Willi jevere head acht
But KcAsthttt Uudicfce rondcrj quickly
take.
, . If yea want be a itrong as any rorilla
Just fry KcAribut's tonic of SarsjparlU.
EAST BARRE DRUG STORE,
J. H. McArthur, M. D. Proprietor.
I Insist on Getting Standish
I FrnHorts
and Bologna,
Home-made by gjj
S
I V. O. ST AN DISH. I
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THE BARRE DAILY TIMES
TUESDAY, JANUARY 23, 1803.
WHO WANTS A FAIRLY" GOOD EGG?
"Your insurance slioulil . l;e like e-gjra,
above simpicion... ' If a man luis to din
if hin insurance is good, he m mt bear
in t!jinl that lie can try only once. We
offer the l.est .insurance in the world.
57th year, doing business in 42 states.
Tlie National Life Insurance Company
of Vermont (mutual). Organized in 185').
S. S. Ballard, General Agent. N. D.
B.allp.Td, Local Agent, Rooms 2 and 3,
Miles' Block, Barre, Vt.
TALK OF Jp TOWN.
Clansmen will receive their old nnd
new clue curd by calling at the clau
office. ;
Old gold and silver wanted at re
finers' prices in exchange for goods at
F. E. Burt'a.
Bernard Marshall, publie stenograph
er, 12 State street, Montpelier, does
prompt and efficient -work..
Any one interested in patents may
find a thance to triple their money by
culling at 74 Maple avenue.
For. Sale. Cheap, a bay mare, 4 years
old, sound and fearle.-a. Inquire of Dean
Bassett, Prospect street, Barre.
A special convocation of Granite
Chapter, No. 26, R A. M., will be held
at Masonic hall, Tuesday evening at 7
o'clock. Work, Mark degree. ' ;
The Altrurinn will meet with Mrs.
C. A, Dodge, on the Montpelier road,
Wednesday afternon at' 2.30 o'clock.
Ladies take the 2.15 electric ear.
The 'gentlemen of. the .Universalis!
church are requested, to met in the ves
try on Tuesday evening, dan. 23, at
7.S0 o'clock to complete arrangements
for their supper.
Notice to members of the Burns club:
The Burn club will hold their annual
celebration of the 'birth of Burns in
Miles' h;;l! Thursday evening, danuury
5, commencing nt 8 o'clock sharp.
The riiitetkea class of 'the BttptUt
church nre invited to-spend a social
evening nt the home of Mrs. Koilin
Forbes on. Hill stret. Tuesday evening',
.Jan.. 3, from 7.30 to 9.30. Every mem
ber W urged to be present at this social
and to invite a friend.
The name of J. Ward Carver whenever
it appears upon a prolamine is of suffi
cient gtnrant.ee to the public that they
will be well entertained. The committee
in charge of the concert, the 31st iu the
Congvcgntioual church, 'are most fortu
nate in securing him as the reader. The
Schumann (ladies') quartette will give
one of their best selections,
A Christian Em'eavor pocir.l will be
given at the BaptUt chmeh, Friday
evejiing. hiu. "(i. An informal social
from T."i) to 8. Entertainment at 8.
In connection with t.ho prepare! program
I'veryocc present -will bu expected to fur
ni.sh a select. !oi of their own choosing.
There will be home made candies for
sale, proceeds of which will go, for pur
chasing new hymn books. , An offering
will aUo be taken for the same perfuse.
Light refreshments will be served. You
are cordially invited.
F-duin J. lladley's Moving Pictures
weve enjoyed by a large audience at the
opera house last evening. Never wers
moving pictures better produced nor bet
ter received in Odioet. The pjogium was
a new and varied one including many
beautiful colored spectacular subject as
wii as humorous and descriptive scene1,
Especially worthy of mention was the
f-peclaeular views of the Reign of Loui
NIV, the benuly and spectacular effect
of which have jieter been excelled by
any moving pictures ever produced in
Coiioet. The pictures were all clear and
distii;ct, making a thoroughly enjoyable
entertainment. Cohoes, N. Y., Republi
can, Mar. 7, 1903. At Barre opera house
Thursday evening, January 25.
WASHINGTON.
Trof. Cm Has,' finghig school will hold
a box social and promenade on Satur
day evening. The ladies are vepic.-ted
to bring boxes,
WEBSTERVILLE.
An extra pair of trtuseis given free
with every Miit ordered of me before
FcL. lOlh. James Ceake, Web.-.terville.
A Grim Ttagedy
is daily enacted in thousands of homes
as Death claims in each one another vic
tim of consumption or pneumonia. But
when coughs and colds are properly
treated, the tragedy is averted. '. i.
Huntley of Oaklandon, Ind., writes; "My
vile had the consumption and three
doctors gave her up. finally r!ip took
Dr. King's New Discovery for- Consump
tion, Coughs and Colds, which eured her,
and today she is well and strong," It
killa the germs of all diseases. One
dose relieves. Guaranteed at 50c and
$1.00 by the Bed Cross riiaiinacy. Trial
bottle tree.
Green Cut Bona Foe Poultry. '
During froezlns weather we cut up n
great many tons of green bone aud
moat. There Is nothing bettor for poul
try. Trice .53.00 per barrel of aoO
pounds, at which price we prepay
freights to almost any stntiou. At this
price cash must accompany order. He
rn it nt our rh;U by check, postal money
order, express money order or regis
tered letter. C. S. l'age, Hyde Park, Vt.
' - ' Dram. .
Draoi once mo:uit neither more not
less than a handful.
Aticleut Mnnnncrlptii.
The manuscripts of the fifteenth and
sixteenth ocuturiea are In many cases
clmost illegible on account of the fad
ing of the i:i!;. At that time the'lamp
t!ae',j inks pnr,o,t out of tno and chem
ical inks b;:cauie popular.
OHrIii of Chrixtntan Custom.
Many of o.;r Chrlstmns cuKtoms are
a mixture of DniMlcal and pagan ob
servances. The- of the Christmas
tree lias degeenrled from the German
Druids. Dressing the houses and
churches with green Is a relic of pagan
worship In Home; so also is the send
ing of presents to and fro.
"Neighbor" was originally "nigh
boor," or the nearest residing farmer.
ADOPT FIVE
ARTICLES
Morocco Delegates Working
On Contraband.
WHEN THEY ADJOURNED
France and Spain to Patrol the Land
Frontiers Moroccan Customs Pa.
trol en Sea Raises Chief
Issue.
Algeciras, Jan. 23. The international
conference on Moroccan reforms - reas
sembled at the town hall here yester
day. .. . ; .
The presiding officer, the Duke of Al
modovar, Spanish minister for foreign
affairs, read messages from the Bpautsh
Senate and Chamber of Deputies, ex
pressing hope for a successful issue of
the conference.
The Marquis Visconti Vcnosta, head
of the Italian mission, replying in the
name of the delegates, 'made a signifi
cant reference to the international char
acter of the agreement to be concluded
here.' Thin was interpreted as referring
to the Franco-German difficulty over the
question of the international character
of the agreement to be concluded here.
This was interpreted as referring to the
Franco-German difficulty over, the ques
tion of the international control of Mo
rocco. The conference adopted five of the
sixteen articles in the report of the
committee on contraband arms. Then
as the sitting had lasted 2. hours, dis
cussion of the remaining article went
over until Wednesday, today being re
served for the ceremonies attending-the
feat day of King Alfonso.
The discussion brought out a long dis
course from fsidi Mohammend El Mok
hrl, the second of the Moroccan dele
gates. The draft of the report under discus
sion, besides providing repressive laws
by the powers, charges the repression of
contraband along the coast. Before ei.
ing a foreign ship they must notify , the
legation of the country to which the
ship belongs and pending action on the
part of the legation at Tangier, the Mo
roccan authorities shall in-tall a guar
dian on board the ship. Cpon the lega
tions approving the seizure, the contra
band cargo will I condemned, the pro
ceed going to the Moroccan treasury,
while the fincs.will.be distributed be
tween the informers and the Moroccan
treasury.
The draft givei France exclusive con
trol over contraband on -the Algerian
frontier, and gives Spain exclusive con
trol along the frontier of Spain's pos
sessions in Morocco.
The general principle of the plan is
to leave the coast surveillance with the
Moroccan cuhIoibs, but as the question
of France administering tbe customs
comes up later, the Franco-German con
tention remains open. , ,
The Oldeut Knnnn, '
A French medical paper prints what
Is believed to le the ohlest known med
ical recipe. It is a tonic for the balr,
and its date is 4000 D. C. It was pre
pared for au Egyptian queen and re
quired dogrs' paws and asses' hoofs to
be boiled with dates in oil.
Kecd Fen.
Reed pens split at the end like qui!
pens have been found In Egyptlat
tombs dating probably 2,ii00 years be
fore Christ.
(ono Building.
A thousand years hence all the stone
bulldlnga now standing In Europe will
have crumbled to dust. 80 perishable
Is the materiel of which' they are. con
structed that the process of decay is al
ready evitlect In many famous build
ing;. Neither marble uor brownstoue
can withstand the action of the element.
THE NEW WAY TO CURE DYSPEPSIA
PEPSOIDS DESTROY DISEASE GERMS OF THE STOMACH. TRY A BOTTLE FREE.
Pcpsoids cure the worst forms of Dys-
pepsia and all other Acute or Chronic
Stomach Disorders by repairing the worn- formula on bottle.) Pepsotds are sold at 50, aco. wtiLyou grasp ur t'eopie wiltl
out lining of the stomach and destrovs cents a bottle 011 an absolute guarantee to weak stomachs are always in misery
all disease germs. Dyspepsia once cured cure, or money refunded. We will send Pepsoids have made thousands of peojla
in this way never returns. Pcpsoids is you, if you have not used Pepsoids before, happy by giving them what nature in
not a patent medicine, but the successful a 50-ccnt bottle FREE; merely send us tended everyone should possess a strong
prescription of Dr. Oidman who has your name and address, and you will re- ana neaunv stomacn, so as to enjoy the
cured thousands of cases of Chronic ceive promptly a full sized bottle. You do best there is in life. Try Pepsoids to-day.
Stomach Troubles, among them Caucer not obligate yourself to pay a cent. All we price only 50 cents a bottle at drugstore:
of the Stomach. It cost more money tOaskafter Pepsoids have cured or greatly Or you may have a full sued bottle free by
produce Pcpsoids than any similar prepa- benefitted you is, that you recommend' writing the Medical Department of The
ration on the market, owing to the large Pepsoids to your friends. Every man Vio Chemical Co., Chicago, 111. -Sold
and Recommended by E. A. Drown. Barre, Vt, and E. F. Leavitt, Plsinfiold,- Vt.
'N?! 77T7 0
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All five sides of the Quaker
ovens are evenly heated
in a way that insures
perfect baking and econ
omy in fuel.
For Sale
81 Noith Main Street, -
HOME CIDER MAKING.
A Convenient Pree For, Turning Oat
Few Gallon. :
Thousands of bushels of apple3 go to
waste every year that might be made
luto eider or vinegar or boiled cider if
the : people owning them only had a
cider press. A homemade press like that
the illustration shows will pay for itself
every year, and wheu a few gallons of
cider-are wanted any time during ' j
winder It eau be liiade from the partly
HOMEMADE CIDEB PKES.
decayed or defective apples, cutting
away the decayed parts. From ten to
twelve gallons of elder may be made
of an evening or rainy half day. says
an Ohio Farmer correspondent in gtv
Ing directiona as follows.
Most of the material may be picked
up around the farm, probably with the
exception of the screw. A carpenter's
bench iron screw should be used. A
piauk '2 by 12 inches and 12 feet long
is needed for the press frame. . Saw
off two pieces four feet long and two
pieces two feet long, cut a gain four
inches from the end of each long piece
aud half an inch deep and as wide as
the thickness of the short pieces; then
spike the four together. For the cheese
crib get two hoops made of heavy hoop
Iron, with holes punched about au
Inch and a half apart, and P.il them
with staves about two feet long aud
ta inch and a quarter wide, and with
ismail nails or screws fasten the stave
inside the hoops, leaving them a qur.
ter of nu Inch apart and with a fak;a
bottom to catch aud conduct the cider.
A hole should be bored in the cover
half an Inch deep for the end of the
screw to work In; otherwise it might
slip to oae side and bend or possibly
break it. .
Their Special Favorites.
Sbe-I am bo fond of trees! The oak
ts my favorite, It is so strong, so noble!
Which d3 you llko the best? IT
(promptly) Yew, Judge
air
at And
1
lOJlf
Times Readers . Will Be Furnished
r.Tijr-T-'
'nr Hight of tlieiwrin"nftndSixtv-X!n(i Cent we will furnSMi for a time Times Read
ers with ft 14k Solid U0I1I, fully n-nrntntnil. fc'anntaln IVn, olltied barrel, nilihcr cap. screw
e tion, beautiful delivery, worth 81 Ml Perfect satisfaction (fiiarsntced Yon will wonilor
how you tver got along without It. Curry your Coupons to IUckort Jt Wolls, Barre, Vt..
SAVE THIS COTJPON.
quantityof thepurestl'epsinandotherex"-
pensive drugs each tablet contains, set
-us (J
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by Li. VY.
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WOMAN'S SYMPATHY.
i Is Proverbial The Barta Women Are No
Exception.
Flow mnch we owe to the sympathetic
side of wemandind I . When others suffer
they cheerfully lend a helping hand,
They tell you the means which brought
relief to them that you may profit by their
experience. Bead the testimony by this
woman. . ,
Mrs. C. K. White of S5 West Street
says: "Not 'constantly but far too
ottort to be 'pleasant, for a number of
years I had severe attacks of backache.
It was sometimes difficult to sit down
and Just as hard to rise, and despite the
fact that I exhausted all my knowledge
jf simple household remedies all the
results I ever obtained were merely
temporary. I was in pretty bad sbspe
for some time, suffering both day and
night, when I was induced to go to E.
A. Drown'i drusr store for a box of
Doan's Kidney Pills, I knew after a
dose or two that they working directly
upon the kidneys, and as I continued
the treatement relief became more pos
itive. When I finished It that particu
lar attack disappeared- I found Doan's
Kidney Pills so affective a remedy to
kidney complaint that I am certain
that any person annoyed with backache
or any of the Incident ills which follow
in the wake of either weakened or over
taxed kidneys will find relief if not posi
tive cure, If they take a course of the
treatment." ;
Sold for BO cents by all dealers. Fos-ter-Milbum
Co., Buffalo, N. T., sole
agents for the United States.
Remember the name Doan's and
take no other.
"How's
Your Stomach"
is the way people in China say
"Good Morning." The greeting of
almost every' nation is an intmiry
after health. The Chinese have the
root of the matter. A strong stom
ach is the foundation. Look after
this organ and the general health
cares for itself. Man is so consti
tuted it cannot be otherwise. It is
the mission of.
to keep the stomach well, the liver
active and the bowels regular. They
dispel sickness and create health.
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Bilious
ness or Constipation cannot exist
when Beecham'g PUIs arc used ac
cording to directions. For over 50
years they have cured disordered
stomachs, and arc now a world-famous
remedy. They merit your
confidence.
Sold Everywhere. In boxes 10c. and 25c
Ancient Inks.
The nncient Inks closely resembled
black paint, and on account of the
large quantity of gum employed In
their composition the letters stood up
la relief ou the parchments as thougl
trnbosfted.
At any rate, you seem to be getting rid
cf it on auction-sale principles : v going,
going, g-o-n-e!" Stop the auction with
Ayer's Hair Vigor. It checks falling
hair, and always restores color to gray
hair. A splendid dressing also. Sold
for over sixty years.
J. O. Aver Co..
With a Solid Go!d Fountain Pen.
or woman now has the opportunity
possessing a strong aud healthy stojui
a, LU,
' Batre, Vefmon
Qi ' Sji n;B
X.. ; ....' '.
Ladies- end; "Gents'-: Watches !
We arc showing the largest variety of reliable Ladies'
1 -. txri.i u; 1 i,nn f
ana vjenis a.ii;iic 11 uns vitumy at icss jauts uwu uu
can buy them anywhere. y '
VVc arc Opticians. We not only fit the lense to the
eye, but fit the frames to the face so the center of the lense
will be in the center of the eye. Ti.12 Welch Repairing.
F. E. BURR & CO.,
Telephone 10 21. 85 North Main St.,lBarre,'Vt.
AFTER S
NVOIC
We find we have too many of some kinds of Rocking Chairs
which wc will close out at a discount. ' ,
ALSO THE FOLLOWING SIDEBOARDS:
Three Jolii 0 k Sidcbaaies, were
One Solid Qaartmd Oak Sidtbeaid,
One Solid Quartered Oak Sid t board,
One Solid QuarUred Oak Suit board,
A TWENTY PER CENT DISCOUNT ON A IX OF OUR COUCHES.
FOB QUALITY AND PRICES SEE US.
a tir o a nruD iv cr
Morse Blocks North Main bt., Barre, Vermont.
1 Funeral Directors. Licensed Embalmers.
Hesidence, !3 Eastern Avenue. Telephona Calls House, 189-21; store, 137-H.
The Best Ambulance in the City at the Shortest Notice.
An Advertisement in the Times
will bring sure results.
DRY WOOD
FOR SALE.
Several hundred cords cf riry
Block Wood. Also stove and
four-foot Wood.
SLOCUM BROS,
fame 312-24, Eollo. Phone 30M 1, Barre.
Voorj for S2 a Load
Consisting of 25 cubic feet
of mixed Soft and Hard
Circle Wood and 25 cubic
feet of Chair Wood.
ARTHUR S. MARTIN,
Telephone 104-3. . 43 Park Street.
WOOD
Tbe place to bar Wood. A large stock of all
kinds t ttas following prices:
Block Wood, per cord ............... . $2.75
Limb Wood, per load 2.00
Coatr Wood, per load. ...... . ........ 2.50
Hard sad Soft Wood Slabs 1 .75
Farnire sad Stone Shed Wood.
I im prepared to do all kinds of moYlrjg n I
olblDg st reasonable rates.
L. J. BOLSTER,
(TolPpbODO, 323-3.)
!83 North Main Street, Burs, Vermont
OTHER PEOPLE SELL
But not at my prices.
What I save Inezpeuce
my customers train, . .
ORGANS
To Rent Until Paid For.
11. A. GOULD, .".
56 Spaulding bt, Barre, Vt-
O.C. Russell
Plumbins and Heating.
A,ll kinda ot modern . Plumbing Fix
ture! in itock. All work gunanteed.
' Telephone 15-3.
IU BASEMENT OF WORTIIEfi BLKK.
ELECTRIC WIRING
ELECTRIC HEATKRS.
LLEC1RIC F1XIUKES.
ELEC1RIC SjmitS.
STANDARD ELECTRIC CO., 2
It, O. MKKJCRTT, y
t. W. MiUOI.S.
1? North Main 'Street. Barre, Vermont &
HORSESHOING !
I om ready to do all kinds of Iiome
slioeinj, from the heaviest to tlie liclit
est, neatly and quickly. Hot.,.. w.
t rented for all di.cnscs ,tml imperfect-
n Mjal nna be coiivinocil,
Lome and interfering tiorsw a specialty.
C COTE,
Prospect Street, . Barre, Vermont.
ING;
$13.50, nor.
....$1200
was $22.00 now . . . .
1750
was S 2 1,00, now
was $35.00, no
....... u.ou
....... 29.50
BUSINESS CARDS.
DRS. AiILLER & CLEAUNS,
Physicians, and Surgeons.
CalU promptly inswercd Irom-the Barre '
Emergency Hospital, corner Brook and
Pleasant Street j. 'Phone 3 191.
DR. C. H. KENT, Dentist.
MILES' BLOCS,
Telephona at OEm and at Eealdsnea,
DR. LEWIS D. MARTIN,
OSTEOPATHIC rHTSICIASf.
Ofllce In Room 85, Miles Bailding. Office
bours. 0 a. m. to IS m. sad i.sn tots. a. lion- ,
df, iDssdsy , Thursday and Friday. '
Telephone Connection.
DR. F. aM. LYNDE, Dentist.
Telephona 133-21.
Boom 7, Currier Block, Earre, Vermont.
Merchant Tailoring
Also Cleaning, Presing
and Repairing. .
MOORE & OWENS,
122 Herts IfUia St., . " Barre. Vtrmsal
MRS. A. BEACH,
EXPERIENCED KCREE.
No. 102 South Mala Bt.i". Barre, Vermocl.
Telephone Uill, 12-X
H. W. SCOTT, Attorney.
OHce In Wood Block, i
Over Lsdd'a store. - Justice, notary and
stenographer in offlca. ,
Dr. W. O. HUTCHINSON,
Physician and Surgeon,
WASHINOTOX, VT.
Office Hours; 8 to 10 1. m, c to 7 p. m.
Telephone Connections,
STENOGRAPHY.
BERNARD MARSHALL.
Dictation, Circular 'Lctterj, Typewriting,
Ad. Writing.
''OFFICE OF HEATON & THOMAS.' ' :
Tel. 1311 U State St., Hon!feHr, Vt.
WELCH & PAGE,
All kUvlH of Electrical Work Done,
, Wiring, (la VJplnir. Etc.
WrHN- dealers In Kiwirical Hiinrtllss.
Osnnxtnms l;!iil.iiifti mtVros,
Kvi-iythlns Mo.'tu'H B ut t.'ji-fo-::-i'..
M'rn, I'Vloipf't i-..r( v
worK (iWKi.t-.-l. . T'Ot nMr-Lrt U-U-
Oflloe at Xo. 10 Din sirtt, Udrre, Vt.
Scientific Horseshoeingl
Spdy ciittinir, Km cuttliitt, mtstrter
--p., ,-"i,.'p6, riutn,,,,,, tmu i.ii.,s-i;rill
impileh vnrcd. 1mim1 mt.
with iii;es. Tn-(.m. pftr.trs ami
umiy uicdlcino tur sa:o. Tel. M9-4.
J. A. MclEOD,
Rcristered Horseshoer, Semicarr St.. Barre, Vt.
II. L. SMITH,
am ENGINEER AND SURVEYOR.
h ready to do all kinds of Civil'
trclneerlEj; and Snrreylnj Work.
OFFICE AKD RESIDENCE. S7 ELM STREET.
IICLLED COHKjkXD HO.MISy.
I aoi still he with Huiw-d Corn, Mush so
Humln? Alsn hiiTtnr Slid Kcc. TuiuiS 'ma
O. il. l-illeld. m Hill t,ruu kS W
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