Semi-weekly Windham County reformer., September 17, 1901, Page 6, Image 6

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THE REFORMER! BRATTLEBORO, VT.. TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 17, 190.
A WORTHY SUCCESSOR.
Som.lhluK Ntw Cmttr
ths Bun."
All Doctors have tried to cure OA
TAKRU by the use of ponders, soid
puses, inhalers and drugs in paste form
Tbeir powders dry up the muoous
membranes causing them to crack open
and bleed. The powerful acids used
in the inhalers have entirely eaton
any the same membranei tnat tneir
LOCAL
Diinimsrilon Cantar.
The Friday evening club mnet Frid y
even nir of tills ween ac me uaure
vestry.
I!bu Mr Jackson went tills week to
Montreal. Canada, to attend a reeeptioi
riven to tho Duke and Duchess of York
sou of King Kdward und Krandson of
isev iu r jhck
i I - ..mhi n hum mm n iik i Lit? vucnu , iLtintn
pas e "and 4o ntn ts c.not re.oh the son will return this week in tin..
5?;-:. a u -.nerienced nrac- attend to tho regular church services
'tinner who has far many years. Fav Miller has gone to Mertdeo to
marin o nlnca stilflv find snecialtv of nttend school at the Kimball Academy
tho troBtmnnf. nf CATARKtl. has at .Iiles Heed has gone to llellows Fulls
wf nn.rn.al n Trpabrmnt which when to work for the Farm Tool Company
faithfully used, not only rolieves at Dwight Miller is attending Mt Hermon
once, but permanently cures UA- Seminary. Mis Florence Miner lias re
TAliRH. bv removing tbe cause, stop- turned to Northtiold Seminary. N
.licni.areraa. and purine all Lvude to the Vermont university. ha-
inflammation. It is the only remedy win Stowe has gone to Brattleboro to
known tn science that actually reaches work for Uuunarn uros.
the afflicted parts. Tbis wonnenui
remedy is known as "SNUFFLES the
and is sold at the extremely low prioe
nf Dna Dollar, eaoh nickaoe contain
ion internal and external medicine
sufficient for a full month 'a treatment
Jamaica.
Miss Irene Gleason is visiting in Bos
ton. Ur A W Fsvoe has returned from
the camp meeting at Barre. Miss Edith
Wbite wlio na Deen visiting in jortu
Held and liarre has returned home.
and everything necessary to its perfect (Mrs Grace Noble and children have re
use. I turned to wesmeia, mb, aiier a visit
"SNUFFLES" is the only perfect I with her rarent", Mr and Mr Daniel
CATARRH CURE ever made and is Sherwin-STK Cheney of Pougbkeepsle
now rnenvn zed as the only safe ana who has been SDeodiue the summer at
nositive oure for that annoying in home with bis parent!, Mr and Mrs
riiaonatinir diaeasa.llt cures (11 inflam
matioQ quickly and permanently and
ia also wonderfully auick to relieve
HAY FEVER or COLD in the HEAD
CATARRH when neulebted often
l.ria tn rONBUMPTION-"SNUF
KLES" will save yon if you use it at
once. It is no ordinary remedy, but a
complete treatment which is positively
guaranteed to cure CATARRH in any
form or stage if used according to the
directions which accompany eacb rack
age. Don't delay but send for it at
once, and write full particulars as to
your condition, and you will reoeive
special advicefrom the discoverer of tbis
wonderful remedy regaraing your caso
without cost to you beyond the regu
lar price of "SNUFFLES" the
"GUARANTEED CATARRH CURE."
Sent prepaid to any address in the
United States or Canada on receipt of
Ore Dollar. Address Dent K 200 El)
WIN B. GILE8 & COMPANY, 2130
and 2332 Market Street, Philadelphia.
Wales Cbecev. has gone to New 1-oodon
to visit bis brothers, Cecil and Abbott
Cheney.
Pram Mrs. Morrla' Latter.
"I can now eat anything and enjoy it.
My stomach and liver work all right, and
whenever I hear my neighbors complain.
ing of being sick I tell tbem to take the
new medicine, Calcura Solvent, discov
ered by Dr David Kennedy, Kennedy
Row, Kingston, N Y." For sale by all
druggists 81,00.
S. F. PETTS & CO.
ESTABLISHED 1880.
WHOLESALE LIQUOR DEALERS.
BOSTON, MASS.
237 Friend St. and 144 & 148 Canal St.
Reliable Goods For Family Use.
Fer gsl.
Export OKI Sour Mash Bourbon,
Pett's Old Reserve,
Sherwood Pure Bye Malt,
Jefferson Club Bourbon,
Parkland Old Bourbon,
Petts X X Rye and Bourbon,
Petts X Kye and Bourbon,
Pure Corn Whiskey,
Pure Hay Mow Whiskey,
Lawrence's Old Medford Rum,
Caldwell's Fortorlco Rum,
American Gin,
Rye Gin,
Hoi Gin.
5 Bottles California Wines (assorted)
California Wines, all kinds,
85.00
ts.w
4.00
4.0(1
S.OC
2fiO
2.00
1.75
1.50
1.50
1.
2.00
3.00
4.00
2.00
3.00
4.00
l.oo
f 1.00
i 1.50
I 2.00
Towaahsnd.
The Baptiit Ladles' Aid Society held
an ice cream tale at tbeir vestry, Friday
night.
Mr and Mrs E L Hastings returned
last week from an extended trip in the
west. They have been gone over two
months and went as far as Dakota where
Mrs Hastings has a brother. Some other
places they visited were Cleveland, Ely-
na, i-.vanston (the home of Miss Francis
Willttrd) and the Pan-American Exposi
tion.
Bvron and Celia Thompson who have
been here for two weeks, returned last
week to tbeir home in White Plain, N Y.
They moved their goods which had been
stored here since last spring. Dr Ham
lio and family who have been spending
the summer here left lust Saturday, and
after spending a short time at Cornwall
where they expect to leave their son at
school, they will return to their work in
lougalour, Miss.
There will be a recital at Academy hall
Friday evening. Sent 20. by Miss Emma
A Moor, assisted by Miss Thomas vocalist
of Brattleboro. Miss Moor has been
teacher of elocution in Stephens college.
Columbia. Mo. The entertainment will
be worthv of a full house.
The Semiuary has 74 students this
week.
J 11 Ware and wife are visiting the
Pan-American Exposition at Buffalo
Mrs A B Call has the poiition ot niuf
ie teacher io tbe seminary io place of
Miss Mabel Martin who is out of town
THE SALESWOMAN
Why It Is Sometimes Hard for
Her To Be Pleasant.
oi the Aftnneapotit Journal.
Tho position of a saleswoman in a
largo dry goods storo is a particularly
trying olio. Working long hours, being
compelled to stand most of tho time,
mid lieiug expected to look pleasant re
gardless of suffering which sho may lio
enduring, is it any wonder thut weak,
nervous womcu find it impossible to
follow this occupation ? Every one
will bo interested in tho exporiunco of
Miss Nullio M. Tomlinson, of 31 in Min
nehaha avenue, Minneapolis, Minn., a
clerk in ono of tho largo dry goods
stores of that city. Mio nays:
"When I was a child I had scarlet
fever and it left mo with a complica
tion of diseases. I was nervous, hud
bcadacbo all tho tune nnd was very
irritable. Thn least excitement mnlo
uiy heart flutter and a fainting
spell would follow. My blood scorned
to have turned to water and I had no
color whatever in my face. I was a
mere skeleton and hod to lie down seve
ral times during the day. I had one
of the best physicians in the city, bat
he did not help me.
"My parents read about Dr. Williams'
Pink Pills for Pale People in one of
our city papers and deoide4 to have me
give them a trial. I began to get bet
tor when I had taken the first box and
by the time I hod used two and a half
boxes I was cored. I was never so
well as I am today and it is all due
to Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for Pale
People."
Signed, NELLIE H. TOMLINSON.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 26th day of December, 1000.
R. M. THOxpfios,
(Seal Notary Public.
At all druggists or direct from Dr.
Williams Medicine Co., Schenectady,
N. Y., 50 cents per box: 6 boxes, ta.&O.
fARIOlS VERMONT MATTERS
Koin, Rot Adverb.
When General Grant waa tn China,
nays a contributor to Short Stories, ho
journeyed by water from Tien-tsln to
I'eklng. Ouc morning there wta no
Wind, and the coolies, walking ulong
tho river bank, pulled the houselioat.
fTliey made little progress, and' linully
tho general called his Chinese servant
nd said:
I "Hoy, why for tbcao coolies no can
wulkee more fast?"
I "Must talkeo lowder," the boy re-
piled.
f Tho general, thinking tho boy's mean
ing was that ho should speak In n tone
the coolies could ovcrheurt raised his
voice and repeated:
"Why for these coolies no can walkee
more fast?"
To which the boy lmperturbnbly an
swered as before, . "Must talkee low-
dor."
Several times this dialogue was re.
peated, aud General Grant did talkee
louder, until he fairly shouted.
At last the boy slightly varied his
response: "No 'coslon apeak so high,'
he said. "More better talkee lowder."
Our hero was just beginning to feel
like Alice in Wonderland when a ray
of light seemed to flash across tbe
mind of tbe boy, and be rushed to tbe
end of the boat, seized fhe captain's
arm and, dragging him to General
Grant, exclaimed:
"This man belong pidgin English
for Is'J lowder; Just now can talkee
be."
General Grant saw the Joke. On Chi
nese bouts tbe captain Is called "low.
derP
of
Drutreists Pure Alcohol.
Imported Port and tiherry Wine, $2.50, $3.50
and ji-t.OO.
All goods carefully packed and shipped Io
your address In any part of ev hnatnl.
we maKc no charges lor pacKaiies or pacKlni;
Send I, (i. order. Iteitlstcred better or Ex
press Money order and you will receive your
Eooils uv return express. 1'rlce Lists sent
sent by mail on application. For reference
your local hank. H0 Gins
3 lbs Sausage 25c
AT
RICHARDSON'S.
Prescriptions.
Our Prescription business is our special
field. AVe have at our command an excep
tionally complete stock of the best chemicals
and preparations obtainable. We allow no
substitution, you get just what your doctor
orders
worth-here.
and you are charged just wbat it
South Wartl.bfiro.
Some of the farmers are digging po
tatoes ana report not an average vielJ
and rotting some.
Wedding bell- rang out again last Sat
urdav when Miss Amanda 1'utnum of
this place and Irving UilU of Stratton
were quietly married at the parsouage
ny liev Mr rainier. Tue pareots of the
bride gave them a reception at their
noitie to a few of tneir friends. Ttie
house was tastefully decorited with
wild clematis, cut (lowers and potted
piaius.
So.neof the farmers In tow a are cut
tins' thtir corn anil tilling their siloa.
Julius Gould is in Erattleboro.
no more, no less. Xo fancy price
Huyler's Candies
-at-
C. F. THOMAS5
Druggist.
NEW RATES
FREE TELEPHONES
THE
New England Telephone
and Telegraph Company
announces new and lower rates.
A few free residence telephones will be In.
Mailed during the month of October, 11101, for
trial until January 31, 1902.
For Information apply to manager. let
5 per cent.
5 per cent.
FIRST
MORTGAGE LOANS
On North Dakota and Washington Farms.
Xo form of Investment has proven safer or
more prompt in payment of interest tnan a
farm mortgage well placed. Fifteen vears"ex
perience in placing mortgage convinces us
that we can Dandle your Inn. Is safely, and we
recommend our loans as a safe investment.
Correspondence solicited.
VI. Loan ft Tut Csmpjy,
BRATTLEBORO, VT.
P. B. PUTNAM, Cen'l Agent. 1
Wllllam.TlIU.
There will be a union service, a memorial
of President McKlnlev. at the I'niversali-t
church. WINianisville, on Thursday, Sept 1U,
at 2 p in. It will be a ga!licring"of all the
townspeople. Ihe H-linoN will be closed, the
pupils uttendniK In a body. The arrangements
tor tbe service are In charge of the I'niver-
salist pastor. Rev Kluabeth Holt (ioldtliwalte.
AiWresses will be made bv liev Mr Danforth
of Newfane, liev Jlr liick'ford of .oulh New
fane and Rev Mi-s (ioldlbwaile. It Is earn
estly desired that thevottnir people especial v
of our town shall be in attendance.
Pity
the Poor
lien
Th Barre Anarch!.!..
it is ftatea tnat soon after it was
known that an attack had been made on
the president at Buffalo an all-night
Dilation was held bv the liarre anar
hists and that the leader dramatically
drawing a dirk boastfully regretted
mat ne was not tne asasio. it is un
derstood that local olllci.ls will use all
their authority to rid the city and the
state of the gang. Some are in favor of
stringent state laws regulating the con
trol of anarchists, and it is probable that
the next session of the Legislature will
deal directly with the problem.
it is tnown that i.muia Goldman was
In liarre about a year ago and delivered
several characteristic Bddresses prior to
tne attacK on tee ctnef of police, which
the authorities are satiifled led to the
outbreak. 1 he grand jury of Washing
tun county, now in session. Is consider
ing evidence against her for aiding and
abetting the assault, and It is probable
mat an indictment will be found and
that fhe will he brought to Vermont for
trial, unless she is wanted for complic
ity in tne assassination of n evident Ale-
Mnley.
Right la a Paitnt In Ol.put.
In Chittenden countv court tbe somewhat
celebrated ca-e of .lohn H Parker vs SlcKau-
non iiros of llurllngton, has again come up
un a un. Hun for a continuance made by the
defendant.
the plaintiff Invented and bad patented a
musical Instrument known as the bandola.
He entered Into a contract with the defcndai t
to buy all the Instruments manufactured and
to adwrtlsc and display the same in their
show win, lows. He claims the defendants
failed to Perforin their Part ot the contract.
hence the Milt. The defendant motion for
continuance is on the grounds that the Instru
ment I- an InfriiiL'ement of a patent known as
the guitar-banjo, and that the state court has
nut jurisdiction in iltteriiilning the matter.
Help her over the moulting period
(juickl vand make pullets lay early
so as to get eg)?s from both during
the winter. You can do it by
fcediug
Sheridan's
CONDITION '
Powder
Not a food but It
mnktu nil the
food more effect
ive. Costs 1 cent
every 10 duya to
inaka a hsn a
profit Instead of
uloKri. In use for
over VO yeurs.
a&c. puck: five,
91. lb. vau, 1.&;
How to Feed for Ectrs
and sample beal poultry
paper iree.
I. S. JOHNSON A CO.
.- Boston, Mast.
rt.rrnw Kfcapa From F-leclrociittnll.
Charles Connors, foreman for Ward .fc
Douglass, who have just completed the con-
tructmti of abutments for a new stee bridge
near Montpelier, on the suburban Hue of the
Mont,,elier & Wells lilver railroad, and work
men named t barles McCarty and (ieorgt
Cuburn, narrowly escaped death from elec
trocution while at work taking dow n a der
rick. One of the steel guv ropes of this der
rick passed above the Consolidated l.lghlim.'
Company's wirps and employees of the com-
iiiny were assisting in moving this guv.
This work was not succcssfuUv acconi
pli-bed but when pulling the guv around to
get a new fastening place, It came til contact
wllh the wires and 1 J.msj volts knocked all
three men out for a few moments.
Had it not been that the swine lmiv had
gained such momentum as to slip away srom
the live wire almost as soon as it made the
contact, all Ihree men would have been elcc-
rocuted. Connors and Cubui u soon revived.
1'he former, in falling, sustained a cut on the
back of Ihe head by lis striking on a rail.
McCarty's case, however, was more serious.
He was doubled up like a jack-knife by Ihe
hock. His eves anneared as thooch thev
would leap from their sockets and a I loody
foam was emitted from his mouth. Efl'urts
were at once made to revive him.
r or several minutes it seemed to them that
they would prove fruitless, but after about
ten minutes .McCarty revived. Kor some
time after being restored he walked about as
one dazed, and complained of a pain in the
small of his back. It is said it will be several
clays before be will entirely recover from the
shock.
Palled Llaeola'i Hair.
While Mr. Lincoln was living la
Springfield a judge of the city, who
was one of the leading and most In
fluential citizens of the place, bad oc
casion to call upon htm. Mr. Lincoln
waa not overparticular In bis matter of
dress and was also careless In his man
ners. Tbe judge was ushered Into tbe
parlor, where he found Mr. Lincoln
sprawled out across a couple of chairs,
reclining at his ease. The judge waa
asked to be seated and, without chang
ing his position In the least, Mr. Lin
coln entered Into conversation with
his visitor.
i While the two men were talking Mrs.
Lincoln entered the room. She was
of course greatly embarrassed at Mr.
Llncolu's offhand maimer of entertain
ing his caller, and, stepping up behind
her husband, she grasped him by the
hair aud twitched his head about, at
the same tiuis looking at him reprovingly.""--Mr.
Lincoln apparently did not notice
the rebuke. He simply looked up at his J
wife, then across to tbe judge and,
without rising, said:
"Little Mary, allow me to Introduce
you to my friend. Judge So-and-so."
It will be remembered that Sirs. Lin
coln's maiden name was Mary Todd
aud that she was very short In stature.
Leslie's Monthly.
r A Vlh Tbf Gives Paint.
The well known brown pigment
c&llti cepia la obtained from a tea
armed octopus found principally In the
Mediterranean nnd more especially at
the head of tho Adriatic sea, where It
is caught by tho natives for food.
The sepia Is contained In a bag and
Is really the black fluid of which we
have all read as being discharged by
the creature to cover Its escape). Some
naturalists say that the fluid Is brown
Ish, which becomes more credible when
we know that this Is tbe source
sepia.
The pigment is really a powder wmcn
dissolves la water: Its strength may bo
estimated by the fact that it will color
1.0(10 times Its own bulk. When the
octopus has been killed, the 6acu
bag Is removed and dried to prevent
putrefaction. The septa is treated with
ammonia or caustic soda, washed and
dried. It Is one of the most durable of
paints, except when fully exposed
tho fierce rays of the sun, and an even
surface can be obtained with it more
easily thao with most paints. Sepia
has been obtained from a fossil cuttle
fish thousands of years old and found
to be quite good for paint
Tae Power of eatltlm.
"I wish I wasn't superstitious,'' said
a well known young man. "I'd have It
taken off."
"Have what taken off J"
"Why, tbis great blg mele- on Wy
Dose."
'What are you afraid of aboct It
bleeding to death r
So, no; It's just bad rock to hare a
mole taken off. It'a worse than having
a black cat across yewr patn or even
to have a hooting owl light on the
roof."
'I don't know why tt Is bad luck, but
my black mammy used to say, "Chile,
don't yo' nebber let 'em try to take dat
mole oflTn your nose."
" 'What'll happen. Aunt Sarah, If I
do? I used to ask her.
'I dunno, chile. -Some folks say as
tho place won't nebber get well, and
some say as, two moll come back.
Don't nebber rx-stefwhat tbe Lord has
gin yo', or he mougbt make tt wo'se.'
"The old negro woman's doctrine
was too deeply embedded In my early
education for me to outgrow It, even
after 20 years." Memphis Scimitar.
moot
CAVEATS. TRADE MARKS.
COPYRIGHTS AND DESIGNS.
Send roai-bularMflirect to Wrmhincton,
area t im. roU leM, better service.
Kr ofie ebw f V Pitent Offr. FIEE frrltmfa.
fitrrtsl. FE190XAL ATTEKTIOH GIVEW 19 TEARS
He . Mot free Fates ta nrcarcal tin-stub E O RicaJrm
rvclTo tpcctftl aotfe., wlthcmt cftirgt, la tin
ITIVE ACE
Ulvxtnted KcatUy EimnU ru tmu, f 1. a ywr.
Late ot u. m. ncw to.
918 FST., N. W.f
Never Worry. -Take theiu and go about
your business they do their work whilst you
are doinir yours. Ur Aitnew's I.Iyer t'ills'are
system renovators, blood purifiers and build
ers ; every gland anil tissue in the whole anat
omy Is lienehted aud stimulated In tbe Use of
I hem. 4II doses in a vial. 10 cents. KK) doses
ir cents. II. oId by tieo. K. (ireene and
. II. HolUcn & Co.
necEulatlna; m Clock.
It Is not, of course, possible to seize
hold of the hands of a clock nnd push
them backward or forward a tenth or
a twentieth part of a second, which Is
about the liuiit of emir that is allowed
at the Greenwich observatory, so an
other method Is devised. Near the pen
dulum a magnet Is Used. If it Is found
that the pendulum Is going either too
fust or too slow, a current of electricity
Is switched on. und the little magnet
begins to pull nt the metal us it swings
to and fro. It only retards or acceler
ates the motion by an inliiiitesini.il
fraction of a second each time, but It
keeps the operation up and in u few
thousand swings the tenth or the twen
tieth part of the almost invisible error
Is corrected, thus milking the clocks
"keep step" at tho proper Instant of
time. London News.
Sehoolbor DrSaHlaaa.
Q. "Who discovered the law of grav
ity from tbe fall of an apple?" A.
Taris." .
Q. "What is a sarcasm?" A. "A sore
on your body."
An "antiquarian" Is "a place for
animals," "harlequinade" "a kind of
drink," "a dilemma" "a medicine,"
"citadel" "a sort of chief policeman,"
"neutral" "a kind of reptile," and
"eulogy" "a chap who feels bumps on
our head."
"Juggernaut, a mountain in Switzer
land;" "gluclcr" is "a mender of win
dows," "prig" Is "a little boat," and
the ostrich Is "distinct"
"Sapphlra was a high priest."
"Chamois are a kind of big fleas."
"The milky way" Is "the thick
creamy stuff on the top of the milk."
"Tableaux vlvants'' means "hotel
dinner."
"Elopement" Is "the opposite to allo
pathy." Collection Made by a London
School Principal.
VOL. XXVlTjq
mj
I." JB
This fe tbe trade mark ftaraped on every sheet of rVIF
Rooting Tin the beat roofing tjo made. It is
evidence that it haa the heaviest and richest coating of
pure tin and new lead, dipped by the palm oil process,
aad maoafactared entirely by hand labor. MF is
Inpervkms to nut will last a lifetime. Ask your
cooler tor rmr Koo&ng i m-
Wtm to m 0. CfMCMlTf I. aiMrt, OOiMfit SmWlag, PlttUwj,
Mr tUiwtnlad boot aa roo&of .
MIMM TBI PUTS CMMftT. Mas Tort.
GREENE'S
Absolutely the largest
Prescription Drug Store in
the State.
Thirteen Rnlea In Coins.
"I have never been able to compre
hend," said a veteran numismatist,
"why so many Americans should be
lieve that a vast amount of 111 luck cen
ters around the number 13.
"The commonest of all our silver
coins Is the 2" cent piece. In the words
quarter dollar are 13 letters. Thirteen
letters compose K Pluribus Unuin. Iu
tho tall of the eagle are 13 feathers and
In the shield are 13 lines. There are 13
stars and 13 arrowheads, while If you
will examine the bird through a micro
scope you wiil find 13 feathers In his
wing."
Queer ThlnK to Eat.
Just before the Franco-German war
ti-Tv.illTif nn-wlr 1,1 pMnwi inmlnv.t
us ins clown, uner tne iusuiou or mc
day, n man named Tore, who testified
to the excellence of his master's cure
for Indigestion by swallowing corks
and pebbles. After leaving the quack
he enlisted and In the presence of Dr.
Loreutz tore open a live cat, sucked
Its blood and devoured It. He also
nto In the same way living snakes,
grinding their heads between his teeth.
iHirlug the war he conveyed secret In
formation for the French army by
swallowing a small box with a writ
ten paper Inside it, but ho was nt last
detected by the Trussiuns and punish
ed as a spy.
GOOD
Do
M0RM1
you use a
Quaker Range ?
MATTKltS AMJ'llll.VuS
t'KOM VAKIOCS VIEW POINTS
Itlram A llnte Vor Lleultnant Governor.
(Correspondence Springfield Republican.)
Some wbo had an idea tbat brains rather
tban political scheming, should control in tbe
election of tbe nominee, nirgesi8 the names
of McCuIlouL;b and llute. tbe latter tbe able
Mate librarian, and one of Vermont bed
hli,torlaii!. Mr Iluse in a wcholnrly represen
tative of the strongest minds in the .Sate,
while be is familiar with tbe requirements and
necessities of Vermont, and could be trusted
with responsibilities of office without a sus
picion of sordid i ur poses. i
"Xow e.iod digestion waits on apcetite.
and health on both."
If it doesn't, try Burdock Blood Bit
ters.
Heunlna Petroleum.
The refining of petroleum Is a process
of distillation In which It Is separated
Into several marketable products.
There are two methods of distillation.
known technically as "in vacuo" and
"cracking." In the first the petroleum
Is distilled In it partial vacuum and In
the second with superheated steam,
jThls process receives its name from the
cracking sound of the steam as It
enters tho uudistilled petroleum.
i
Hard Hit.
Lord Fitzfoodle, casting himself on
his knees before Ariimlnta, gave ut
terance to the following: "Oh, that I
could snatch a pine "from some prime
val forest.' 1 would sharpen the end
with my penknife, dip It In the molten
crater of Vesuvius nnd write upon the
azure wall of heaven In letters of liv
ing fire, 'Arumintn, I love thee""
Danaer In Damp Paper.
Most of the paper now used Is mado
from wood nnd other vegetable fibers
which are ohemlcully not very differ
ent from the material of which a hay
rick Is composed. Consequently If pn
per Is stacked damp heutlng is likely
to take place Just as It does with
prematurely stacked hay, and at any
time flames may burst out as the re
sult of spontaneous combustion.
it Fcems to be the intention of Russia to
crush out tbe Iat vestiges of freedom In Fin
land. Four members of tbe Finnish Senate.
who hsd tbe temerity to vote aeuinst the
publication of the new military law. have been
summarily removed for ""opposing the
tinperor s command.
f'eo W Ijuie. rewamo. llien. writes:
'Your Kodol lysiepsia Cure is the liest
remedy for iudigestinn and stomach trouble
that I ever used. For years I suffered Irom
dyspepsia, at times coinpell'nir me to stay in
lte-1 and causiiur me an untold aony. l am
completely rured by Kodnl lv.pep-ia Cure.
In recommending it to friends who suffer
from indigestion I always offer to pay for it if
it fail. 1 uus lar I have' never paid. Oreene's
drug -tore. $ i
Removable Nickel
Rail are a New Feature this
Season ia tbe Latest ....
i Ranges
This mftkei the cleaning of th nickel
nd the polishing of the stove easier.
The famous Single Damper (patented),
Best uvea, best Fire-box, beet Grate.
!rcntar free.
Walker prstt Mfe- Bnnton.
JOHN GAlViN, 53 Main Sr.
The Heartleaa Drng-Rlat.
Flossie Banastar Fred, what Is that
the papers say tbe butcher uses? I
want to keep dear lido's meat from
spoiling.
Brother Fred Formoldehyde.
Flossie That isn't what the druggist
told me.
Brother Fred What did he say?
Flossie Prussia acid. Indianapolis
News.
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do
Hardly.
Kindly Visitor Mrs. A., what
you suppose makes you 6uffer so?
Mrs. A. I don't know, I am sure,
end I believe nothing but a post mor
tem will ever show.
Kindly Visitor Tou poor thing! You
are so weak that you can never stand
that. Tit-Bits.
SOLO BY
F. B. LOCKE, Saxtons Rivei
Casts So Blame on His Ancestors,
airs, uoousaie io wnat do vou at
tribute your appetite for strong drink?
is It Hereditary t
wragson Tatters No, ladr: It's
tblrst. Philadelphia Tress.
An Irishman in speaking of an ac
quaintance said he was condemned to
lie hanged, but saved his life by dying
tne aay nerore ne was executed.
A hopeless man Is deserted by hlm-
sett, ami lie wbo deserts himself Is
soon deserted by his friends.
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure
"D.'cesls what you at"
Many ;hrsicans are now irescribln- KYwIni
i -pcp-ia i ure reuuiany naving found that
ii i me iiesi prescription they can write
bei-ause it is the only preparation which eon-
lains ine (lenient necessary to oil-p-i not
only me kinds of food but all kind and it
therefjre cures indigestion and tvrsia no
matter what its cau-e.' tireete's'druir store.
Be Guided by Experienci
by taking the advice of other?
have profited by dealing with ":
you are seeking the best pla
Brattleboro to buy the choice f
of beef, mutton, lamb, veul,
and the finest noultrv. come to
We satisfy our customers a.
time and will fill your orders
rately and promptly.
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