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THE BAH HE DAILY TIMES, HAKHE, VT., FBI DAY, MAHCII 28, 1913.
JOB HUNTERS
INTERESTED
In the First Lot of Appoint
ments to Be
Made
ARE COMING IN
ABOUT 10 DAYS
BACKACKE A WARNING
ALL SHOULD HEED
It Is One of the First Signs
of Kidney Troubles; if
Neglected, Serious Dis
eases Follow
Secretary Daniels Is Begiiv
ning to Shake Up Navy
Department
Vu3liington, March 2S. The post of
fice department u getting ready for au
ction. Senators and representatives are
Learing that in about 10 day the)- m;'
look for the first grlt of postal noniinn
tiono, and there i groat eagerness in
political circle to examine tho initial
list. It U quit. exceptional that a new
administration bringing a change of po
litical parties should have been in omVe
nearly a monui ana noi single yui
master of the presidential chu yet
designated.
Apart from the congressional contin
gent that turongs 'Losuuasiui-vu-iumi
Burleson' anterooms daily, there is an
enormous voluran of correspondence. Ap
plicants by the thousand are getting
their papers and indorsements on file,
democratic congressmen in hundreds of
district are trying to find out what sort
of requirements tiie department wm in
The nresident's attitude it now
becomes well understood, in favor of
highly efficient men for all public offices,
is making tnesc- uemocmuu iuhh...
pause; they do not want candidates of
their indorsement "held up" by the nom
inating authorities. Furthermore they
do not wish to "get in" bad with the
administration by backing men of in
efficient or unsavorv records. '
Word from the White House yesterday
that the president would not expect ap
plicants lor office to have been Wilson
supporters from the very beginning
helped the feelings of many politicians
measurably. It was explained that efli-
Granled Insurance
No one can bo well and healthy unlcs
the kidneys work properly and keep the
blood pure. When they become clogged
up and inactive, nature hat a way of
warning you.
lfackaclie is one 01 me nrsi symp
toms. You may also bo troubled with
disagreeable, annoying bladder disorders;
have attucks of lumbago or rheumatism ;
become nervous, tired, and feel all worn
out; puffy swellings show under the
eyes or in the leei and annies; ami
nuuiy other symptoms are noticed. If
chey are neglected, dropsy, diabetes, or
llright's disease, which so often prove
fatal, may result.
It is not only dangerous, but neediest
for you to sillier and endure tiie tortures
of theso troubles, for the new discovery,
Croxone, quickly and surely ends all audi
misery.
There is no more effective remedy
known for the prompt cure of all such
troubles than this new, scientific prepa
ration, because It remove the cause, it
soaks right into the kidneya, through the
walls and linings; cleans out the clogged
up pores; neutralises anu dissolves the
poisonous uric acid and waste matter
that Indue In the joints and muscles
and cause those terrible rheumatic pains,
and makes the kidneys filter and sift the
poison out of the blood and drive it from
the system. . '
You will find Croxone different from
all other remedies. There is nothing
else on earth like it. It is so prepared
that it is practically impossible to take;
it into the human system without re'
suits.
You can secure an original package
ot l roxone at-trilling cost from any first
class drug store. All druggists are au
thomed to personally return the pur
chase price if Croxone should fail in
single case. 1 hree doses a day for
few days is often all that is ever needed
to cure the worst backache, relieve rheu
matic pains, or overcome urinary dig
orders. Advt.
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After Consumption
There are so many cases of Oonsnmn
tlon reported where the details show
the dlsense started with cold or a
cough, that It la really surprising that
people are not more anxious to imme
diately stop these nmarentlv minor trou
Mm. Our sdvloe Is "stoo the couKh or
cold, If possible, without delay." Other-
wide more serious troubles are likely to
follow. If the medicines you are now
taking do not hrlnpr relief, try Eckman's
Alterative, ns this man did :
23T lcan Bt., Brooklyn, N". T.
"Gentlemen: I am giving yon below a
brief history of my esse, which I trust
yon will use for the beneflt of those suf
fering from nny similar troubles.
"About a year and a half ago I noticed
thnr my health was rnpldly fnlllnir. until
at the end of six months my weight had
fallen to 129 pounds. I was troubled
with night sweats, a severe eouh and
was very weak, having In fact absolutely
no ambition whatever. About this time
I consulted a physician, who told me
my lungs were affected. Not satisfied I
went to another doctor, who after exam
ining me said that I was In the first
stages of consumption. At this point I
started to take Eckman's Alterative. The
night swents stopped almost Immediately,
my cough became looser and gradually
disappeared. My weight is now 142
pounds and my physician has pronounced
me perfectly sound which, together with
the fact that I have been accepted by two
different Insurance companies for Insur
ance, makes me sure of my entire recov
ery by Eckman's Alterative. I should be
very (tlad to communicate with any ou
who would be Interested In my case.
(Sworn Affidavit) W. E. (JEE.
Eckman's Alterative 1 effective In Bron
chitis, Asthma, Hay Fever: Throat and
I,u tig Troubles, and in upbuilding the
system. Does not contnln poisons, opiates
or habit-forming drugs. Ask for booklet
telling of recoveries, mid write to Fckninn
laboratory, I'hlladelphlii. Pa., for more evi
dence. For sale by nil leading- druggists
Red Cross Pharmacy Barre, Tt.
I EAT ALL I WANT TO NOW I
cient men who had supported Speaker
Hark for the presidential nomination
would not lie barred from office on that
account. But the president will want in
every in-sta nee officials of capacity and
I -u
j,ri niuini inn ii.
1 here is consternation in the navy de
partment as Secretary Daniels begin to
shake up the shoulder strapper. Mr.
Meyer, as secretary of the navy, gradu
ally selected officer of his own prefer
ence for high administrative positions.
One of these. Admiral Andrews, who used
to be Mr. Meyer' personal aid and was
afterward promoted by him to be chief
of the bureau of navigation, is the first
to go. Secretary Daniels evidently pro
poses to make other change. He strike
at a coterie of navy changes, who manage
to get detailed to pleasant berth in
Washington, by issuing instructions that
hereafter eea service shall be absolutely
indispensible for promotion. Presumably
this will cause a scramble of many oftV
ccrs for" assignment to fighting ships.
, Ther are other indications that the
lines are being tightened in the various
department as the new cabinet officer
get their bearings and know what they
want. The outgoing Taft administra
tion filled every possible place and made
every possible promotion at the Hth
hour. This seemed to show a willing
ness to embarrass the Democratic mem
bers of the cabinet, and certainly had the
effect. The postoflice department was a
particular illustration. Member of the
new cabinet have felt averse to ousting
these men from their places, as many of
the men promoted had come up after
long service.
IN THE FIELD
OF SPORTS
No More Gas on the Stomach or Sour
Stomach! No More Heavy Feeling
After Mealt or Constipation!
We want everyone In thl town who
has stomach or bowel trouble to just
try ONE bottle of simple buckthorn
bark, glycerine, etc., as compounded
In Adler-l-ka. Ton will bo surprised
at the QUICK ACTION!
The VERY FIRST DOSB show re
sults and a short treatment with
ArilAr-t-ka. ma v. ranke vou feel better
than you have for years.
This remedy tends to antiseptic!
the Intestinal tract and to draw off
the Impurities. A SINGLE DOSR
usually relieves tras on the stomach,
sour stomach or constipation QUICKLY.
We do not hesltat to say that
Adler-l-ka Is the BEST bowel and
stomach remedy we have ever sold!
C. II. Kendrick 4 fo.
ERNEST JURRIES
Painter,' Decorator and
Paper Hanger
I do all kinds of Painting,
Decorating and Paper
Hanging. Good experi
ence. Just give me a trial
and be satisfied.
Telephone 11 7-M
502 North Main Street
Henry Lavasaeur. a member of the
Terminal A. C. in the Sunset leairtie at
St. Johnsburv last season, has iirned
contract to play ball with Haverhill
n the Aew England league this sea
son. Lavasseur is but 21 vears oid. lf
mbibed the rudiments of the game
at Wlntefield, N. H high school. Since
then he has played with various dubs
in northern ew Hampshire and Ver
mont. lie is expected to show form
such that will earn him a permanent
I Derm.
Walter Cox will take some young trot
ters to the race thi year, who look
to have a chance in the futurit'c. Cox
has never before taken colt racing se
riously, his training of youngster in
the past alway having been with the
idea of developing an old age perform
er. '
The feature of the Southern-California-Stanford
meet was the broad jump
ing of Dawson of Stanford, who clenred
23 feet 2 inches. Dawson had other
jumps that nearly measured up to bis
recora clearance, in this tame meet, Ira
Courtney, the Olympic sprinter, failed
to run, owing to a (trained tendon.
Campbell of Stanford won bolh the
sprint events in average time.
Considerable discussion ha arisen in
the Pirate training ramp a to who
possesses the greatest sprinting abl
ities. There are several vying for the
honor, among whom are f apron, Her.i'
rii, Carey, the Indian, Eastman and
Poees. On iodic date thi week a field
day will be conducted to allow the wprin
ter an opportunity to array their sprint
ing power.
President McAleer has commenced to
weed out his baseball talent. He or
dered Watkins and Ainsworth, pitchers,
back to Voungtown. Joe Martin w
sent back to Beaumont in the 'Jexa
; league. There is another bunch of Red
Sox recruit due to walk the plank in
I the course of a few day.
Kill Lauder, the Columbia baseball
.coach, has a worskr in voting C hi
I nese student by thj name of t'hung.
lime oi ni sirongcu clisr.ictei i-J ri s
that he ran hit, a i.hje of the sport in
which the Chinese nre lmenttMv nrak.
t'hung is apparently a lixtne at H-cond
.base on the CohimVa nine.
I Hal Chae, ih pcerlest firt sarker.
who received injii'h Mjine tun? g at
Bermuda. ba ret'i.-i.d (nsct-rc for
the Highlander. Clias; will rep-irt ags;
as a candidate for s,niJ bake.
Mike lialenti. tie lorni.-r Oriiio la
iian athHe. who hj l--i hioerntit;
:n Alaska, ha rrport-d to prttc at
tin M. Louis Bria-n' Ira nr; qf-art!.
Its lint i reported la rfxt 'hyrl
tiim.
Get Yonar Spring Suit Early
CJ As a matter of habit, the best dressed men arc likely to look early for spring clothes,
and one of the best reasons for their good appearance is because they come here early.
They come to this selling center, and get their pick of a wide selection of suits from
&-Marx
J There's a big advantage in early selection. You may as well have the kind of
clothes these men are wearing, and have them early.
You'll be surprised and delighted
for $25; we have many at less and at
to learn how good a suit or overcoat you can buy
more; but we advise you to see the $25 line first.
Moore
Owem
s,
Barre V Leading Clothiers
122 North Main Street Telephone, 66-W
Barre, Vermont
BLACK LEFT NO WILL;
ESTATE OVER $1,000,000
Son, Who Will Divide Property With
Mother, Applie for Letters of
Administration.
Troy, March 28. Surprise was caused
yesterday by the appearance in surro
gate's court here of Arthur T. Black,
son of the late Frank S. Black, who
made application for letter of admin
istration on hi father's etate. The
son stated that he had made a search
for hi father' will, but was unable to
find one. He said that he could not give
the exact value of the estate, an inven
tory not having been made.
It is estimated by those who were in
close touch with Mt Black that his es
tate is worth from $1,000,000 to $lr.0O,
000, all of which was made since he was
governor and by the practice of law.
The estate will be divided between Mrs.
Dlark and her son, a provided by law,
CAUGHT OUT OF HIS ELEMENT.
Sir
Thomas Lipton Fined for Driving
Auto Too Fast.
London, Jlurch 28. Sir Tlioma Lip
ton was fined $50 in court yesterday for
speeding in his automobile at Chertsey'.
nineteen miles from. Iondon, in Surrey,
Tuesday. He wa charged with driv
inff at the rate of forty-five mile an
hour.
' When Sir Tlioma wa held up by
the police he said: "You have your duty
to do, boys. I have always found you
straight, "i am sorry if J have broken
the law."'
It wa aid in court, however, that
several previous conviction of Sir Thom
as for the same offence had been proved.
Throbbing Heads
Sick
Headache Yields to
Greene's Nervura
Dr.
Skillful blending of
choicest and purest leaf
TURKISH BLOO
CIGARETTES
A smoke goodness
has won the srood
of this whole country,
"Distinctively Individual
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Are lines coming into your facet
Think for one moment of the great
multitude suffering in just thi way,
who have been relieved by
Dr. Greene's Nervura
Dr. Green may be consulted free by
II who call or write to 537 Albany
street, Boston.
BABBITT FOUND
TO BE INSANE
Claimed He Murdered Miss Brooks at
Kingston.
Portsmouth, N. H., March 28. John
Babbitt, a county jail prisoner, who re
cently told officials he was the flayer of
Emma Brooks, Kingston, X. Y., was ad
judged insane and yeserday County So
licitor o up till asked the court to commit
him to the state hoppital for the insane.
.New iork authorities said mbbitte
etory of the murder of Mis Brook four
year ago coincided with the facts.
r
FOR DEFRAUDING GOVERNMENT.
assumed name, smuggled a trunk witb
20 gowns, valued at $35,000 last March.-
Wife
Custom Clerk at Boston and
Charged with Conspiracy.
Boston, March 28. Terence L. Shevlin,
a local custom clerk, and his wife, Annie
V were arrested yesterday charged
with conspiracy with Mis Kate A. Bren
man of New York and others to defraud
the government of customs duties.
It is alleged Miss Brennan, under an
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