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PROF. W. C. HOWE n
No. Adam?, Mass.
140 South St.
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FRANK E HOWE, Editor and Pub.
Tuesday, June 27, 1916.
To all those that suffer terribly with
sore, tired, aching Ieet, tho least jar
or misstep causes untold
asony but immediate relief
is at hand for there is ono
remedy that lia3 never
failed to help sore ieet.
No matter how ions you
have suffered, just pet from
any drus store a bottle of
Minard's reliable, creamy liniment and
use as direited for instantly you
will find that nothing is as effectivo
for your poor, sore, tired, aching, per-i-.piring
feet and you will wonder at
its inatjie. It never burns or blisters
and stains neither flesh nor clothing.
It is clean and economical to use anu
Will surely help you.
Vermont soldiers are on their way
to Texas and with tho temperature the
lushest it has been this year and ?,et
tim; higher as they Ro south, not yet
fully equipped and riding day and
nisht in i.rdinary coaches with no com
forts of travel and no place to sleep,
the boys will early ;:et a taste of the
hardships of a soldier's life. The love
of excitement and lure of adventure
leads many young men to enlist but the
lii'e is one cf hard worl;, denial and
danger even when not in acinar conflict.
It is no infrequent sight in llennin'4
ton to see automobiles driven rapidly
past trolley cars discharging or re
ceiving passengers. In well regulated
communities this Is forbidden and
ought to be here. It is one of the most
frequent causes of accident and child
ren and old people are particularly ex
posed. Many automobile drivers recog
nize this fact and ahvavs pause before
passing a still trolley car but others
ire (arele.-s or have never had the mat
ter ealb'd to their attention. With an
automobile for every forty people in
Leiinington and rather narrow busi
ness streets make it important that
strict precautions he observed.
Col. Iloosewdt and the Progressive
national committee have indorsed
Hughes. It has been manifest ever
since the Chicago conventions that this
v. ould l.e the outcome and it renewed
I roof of the statesmanship and far
sighted vision of Theodore Hoosevclt
The old line leaders of the Jiepuh'iican
party did not want Hughes or House
vc It for presidential candidate. When it
looked as though they might be able
to eliminate both of them Koosevclt got
into the light and by his activity com
pelled the nomination of Hashes. Now
at a fitting time he conies forward to
back Hughes. Four years ago the oi l
reactionaries split the Republican par
ty by forcing the nomination of Taft
after the Republican voters had clearly
indicated that they did not want him
Now the paity is reunited through the
wisdom and sagacity of Theodore
Roosevelt. The old gang is eliminated
though they do not know it. Roose
veil is the big man of the reunited Re
publican party and can remain so pro
vided ho will not again seek the ollice
of president. He w ill be urged to seek
or accept the nominal ion again if he
lives but w can do more good to the
country by using his great talent an
statesmanship as a national adviser in
stead of arousing the passion and hat
red of partisan strife. Some few of the
Progressives will find it hard to recon
cile themselves to the new situation
but they should accept the judgment
of their great leader, lie is wiser than
they.
SNAKE STOPPED EXPRESS
Cave Up Its Life For Interfering With
Trr.fic.
Indianapolis, l;id., Juno "a, A large
snake held up lh" Motion Railroad's
Inst passenger train, the lioosier Llm
iteti, for ten minutes at Iiyer, near
Hammond. The snake, ono of the
largest ever seen In I hat vicinity
crawled into a switch box and cut off
Hie elciirical connection that made it
possible to operate tho switch from
the liileiloel.lng tower.
When the trainmen investigated
they found the big r-nake fast In tho
swiieh. It had been stunned by the
current ami was easily killed. Tin
snake, It Is believed, t rawled from the
Kankakee swamp to the tracks and
wriggled Its way into Hie switch.
Practical Farming vs. Theory.
One of the astonishing tilings about
any situation is the personal equation.
This is perhaps more true in larmin
than in any other vocation.
In a general-way it can be said that
the fanner who reads government
bulletins, studies soil foods, carefully
selects dairy types, feeds scientifically
uid keeps a card index on his cows
will succeed, but lie won't make money
unless he has farming sense.
This niav tie called horse sense, cow
sense, crop sense or soil sense, out it
is really (oinmon sense, the same thing
that makes success in any business.
At a recent farmers' meeting, with
experts ptesent from all directioi s,
farmers were told how to ;:elo: t dairy
tows, yet. the expert uiniiiUeil mat
plenty of profitable milkers were not
up to foi m.
The farmers were told that shippini:
milk is unprofitable, yet thousands of
irmers ship milk and make money.
They were shown how hay robbed the
soil and how sold hay carried off ele
ments worth more than the cash re
ceived, yet ciinic one must sell hay hud
make money, or horses would starve.
Almost ovoiyone admits the value of
ensilage, yet many farmers don't own
a silo and make monov. Imports say
Yoi -mmilcrs cannot raise and feed hard
corn as cheaply as they can buy it,
yet hundreds of farmers do so.
1'otatoes, beans and well-bred stock
are theoretical niouev-inakers, but
many farmers can't touch them. So
with apples, alfalfa, gib-edge butter,
trden truck and oilier specialties.
What some farmers can do profitably
would mean ruin when others tried it,
and so it goes.
At the meeting in tiurstinn, the
writer talked with a farmer who never
owned a silo, who ships mitk, sells
cows, iiiiys calves In the kill and never
grew a tern of alfalfa or fed anv Humi
lity of 'silage corn, yet he makes his
WOUTI EEilffilli""
NOT AN ISOLATED CASE
Many Similar Casts in Dcimingtort and
Vicinity.
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This lie nningtou man's story given
here; is not an isolated case by any
means; week alter week, year after
year, our neighbors are telling simi
lar good news.
.Tames 1'. Toomey, South and Klin
Kts., Renniiflon, says: "I have never
had any serious east; of kidney trouble
but lor fonie lime I was bothered by
elull pains across my back. My work
aggravated the trouble. I had seen
1 loan's Kidney 1'ilh; so highly roi o.m
nienih'd by lleniiingtein cili"iis that I
sent to Cole's Drug Store and goi a
box. They helped mi' from the start
and soon drove the pains freim my
l ae k and made mo feed better and
stronger."
ATI' Kit A I.AI'SK OP I-'IVK YKARS
Mr. Toomey said: " t is a pleasure
for me Id once again endorse 1 loan's
Kidney Pills. They did me so much
good I hat kidney trouble and I an
now strangers."
Price .Vu.', at all dealers. Hon't si in
ply ask for a kidney remedy-get
1 loan's Kidney Pills-Mie same that
Mr. Tourney has twice publicly recoin
mended. Poster Milburu Ct., Props.,
PulTalo, X. V.
RIOTING IN PANAMA
Eighteen Are Wounded on Occasion
of Elections
Colon, June 2t!. SeiMiis rioting occur
i'd in the c ity of Panama yesterday on
the occasion ol the fictions. Klgliteen
persons were wounded There weri'iio
oredgners aiming them, however. A
Pnited States cavalry force number
ing pio hastened to Hie iioumiary, mil
it was not found necessary to cross
the line. (Jen. I'.'d wards had previously
ordered the American soldiers to re
main out of Panama and Colon dur
ing the elections nut to Hold timm-
selves ready to suppress any rioting.
No trouble occurred at Colon. Ono
man was killed in the province of Chiri
qui.
Other Things Immaterial.
"What, must u man do, doctor, to at
tain a ripe old ngeV"
"I.Ive."-lioston Transcript.
Hit IP. i.o LIEitij
VETRINARY
SURGEON
has opened office at
Putnam house sta
ble. Phone 144-
Will your widow
dress as well as your wife does? That
question will be determined by the
amount of your life insurance. Insure
while insurable. National Life Ins.
Co. of Vt. (Mutual.) Karlo S. Kins
ley, (Jeneral Agent, Meatl lliiildlng
Rutland, VI. Adv.
ilow'3 This?
Wo offer Ono Hundred Dollars
Reward for any caso of Catarrh
that cannot bo cured by Hall's
Catarrli Cure.
F. J. CH KNRT Si CO.. Toletlrt. O.
Wo, t!n undi'iMlgiipil, liuvo known P. J.
riii'tiey fur the lost l yearn, ami liollevo
hln pi-rfei'lly homii'iiMo In nil btislnrns
trniiHiit'llotiH uml llimni'liilly nbln to curry
out nnv obligations nimln tv Ids firm.
NATIONAL HANK. OP CUMMKKCI3.
Toli'do, O.
TTalt'n Cntnrrh Cure Is tiiftrn ttitenmlly,
netlntf directly tipim tlio Plnnd nml mil
runs fiurfnri's of tlui nvntctn. Ti'ntltnonlals
R.'nt fire. I'rleo 7j ceiila per l0 1 tie. HulJ
bv till PriiKKlxta,
Ink Hull ii family rill for cunolliMloo,
YOU'LL REMEMBER IT O. K.
All worsted trousers Before war price $5, our price now $5.
Stetson Hats Before war price $3.50, our price now $3.50.'
Manhattan Shirts Before war price $1.50, our price now $1.50.
Pure Silk Caps Before war pi ice $1, our price now $1.
Men's Suitsbefore war prices $ll2-15-18-20-22 and 25 sam
price now.
And so it tfoes, same old qualities, same old prices not a
thing in the store allected YET.
We're sitting on the lid there's a mighty force below may
be were not strong enough to hold it down, but trust us' to do
our best. If we go to pieces and are compelled to raise our prices
we'll come out like a man should and tell you why. ,
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ISO acres support To cows and makes
money.
Tin: experts may say that no-called
modern me thods would double his pro
fits, but it Isn't so certain. That he is
i through farme r, rotates his crops
scientifically, manures heavily and
artfully puts back In the soil what lie
takes out is a pietty complete answer
to the critics, which shows that it isn't
ill a matter of me thod, but a question
of efficiency.
Some cf these eild-fashioned farmers,
who pursue' paint-brush, quack-grass,
mustard or sage brush in their sleep,
whofe farms are flower gardens for
e leaiiliness ami whose bains and yards
ive as in at as a model creamery, Boom
to have "luck" enougu to make up for
all modern notions, and their laud is
so productive, after years of patient
ultivation, that it defies agricultural
rule and creed.
The fact h;, eif course, that fanners,
In the bulk, w ill do belter to adopt ex
ert methods, but nothing will take;
Hie place of pe'rsoiial knowledge eif the
soil and sue ccssful demonstration of
the best way to get the value out. In
this respeel, the old timers can give
the modern expert many points and
an often demonstrate the; value of
icrsonal methods.
In the end, It's the man that counts
in larming and I'Vervthlng the Kut-
uid Herald.
of ollice, resignation, death, removal
from district or otherwise.
C. To see if the district will appoint
a cominiUee of three citizens, to serve
without, pay, to investigate and report
back to the district on the desirability
of Kiirrenderiiig special charier and
making Ientiiiigtoii a uchool unit, be
cause of tho provisions of tho new
sell tied law.
7. To see what sum, if any, the dis
trict will vote to pay its trustees for
their services the ensuing year.
S. To transact, any other business
found necessary when met.
M. P. Morgan, clerk.
Dated at Bennington, Vt., June 19,
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Reasonable rates end sale drivers, tel28M
Electric Wiring
All kinds of wiritg, ccntractirg, te
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MAURICE E RUDD.
EL442-M 111 GRAND VIEW
u rsm s
masons'
ppgies :
Fl i os and Germ.
I)o you know that both tho interior
and exterior of the lly are t barged
with deadly genus? l ive hundred and
fifty million germs have been found
on a single fly, ,".::o.o.hi.ooi uf ibeiii l"
iug of inlestimil origin.
Many Women Need Help
Women are as nim h inclined to kid
ney trouble as are men, but too often
make the mistake of thinking that a
certain amount of pain and torture ii
their hit. ami cannot be avoided. Yon
cannot feel young and energetic nor
tan you have good health when your
kidneys are not in sound lotidltion and
eliminating the poisons from your ss
loin that cause backache, pains in sides
sore, swollen, slid and aching joints
and muscles. Foley Kidney Pills will
help yon. They give quick relief
from kidney trouhlo and Madder ail
ments. Hold lOvery where.
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VIOUiJSST
Pupil ol 0V DE Ml SIN lamous B.lginn
Vir.uoso.
Instruction fiiven privately or class o!
two using the new practical V nlin Me h
od by Nicolas Laotireux adopted by nil
leading schools and nr lists.
Studio 222 Union,
Telephone 426-W
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WARNING
The legal voters of the Heiininglon
(Traded School District are hereby
liolilled nild warned to meet at 1 1 i : ; 1 1
sehool hall, In said district, in the vil
lage of Pennington, on Friday, June
"0, P.llli, at 8 o'clock In the evening, to
transact the following business:
1. To choose a moderator for the
ensuing year.
2. To hear the reports of the trus
tees ami other officers of the iiald dis
trict, ami take action thereon.
Ik To see what tax said district w ill
vote on the grand list of said district
to defray the expenses of Its schools
and to pay interest and decrease the
present debt of said district and to dt
teinilne the time when such tax shall
be collected and paid to Its treasurer.
4. To see If the district will vote
to collect Its taxes under the provis
ions of Chapter ltd of tho Vermont
Statutes and amendments thereof.
fi. To elect a clerk, a treasurer, a
collector of taxes, one or more auditors
of said district, and to (111 all vacan
cies in the board of Trustees of said
district caused by expiration of term
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