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BRADFORD, A friend has called our attention to the fact that Friday the 15th A SKEELS HOTEL. A Hilton, Vt'. Newly Fitted and Furnished, Modern Conveniences, Rates Reasonable. C. F.

SKEELS. Proprietor. is the 94th anniversary of the birthday of Vermont's Grand Old War Governor and the nestor L. D. LATHAM.

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR, Milton, Vermont. of all the Governors of the Union Ex-Gov. Holbrook of Brattleboro. The Times is more than glad to vie with others in extending the heartiest congratulations to the venerable Governor for the long and happy life an all wise Providence has seen fit to bestow upon him. J.

K. SMITH, PHOTOGRAPHER, MILTON. TT. The Best and Most Prudent Housekeeper does not buy "scheme Tea. She buys her Tea for quality and buys her crockery and glass ware separately.

She has learned by experience that premiums are obtained at the expense of quality. No presents with Delano Potter early picked" Japan Tea, fast your money's worth of good, Delano Potter Japan Teas have been sold in Vermont over CHOICE MISCELLANY forty years, with increasing trade each year. Supplied only in bags or packages bearing their name. For sale in first-class grocers Trade supplied by the importers direct Real Estate If you are going to buy a Farm, I have them at all prices. Also Village property.

Call or write me for full particulars. J.S. BENHAM, Milton. LATEST SHEET MUSIC At the Milton Times office. lanoPotfci; Co.

Importers posxon.mass. SOLD BY J. A. KENNEDY, MILTON, VT. New Test of Death.

Although it Is asserted by nearly every practicing physician thatr the possibility of being buried alive can only occur where a medical examination has not been made, an eminent German physician and surgeon states that a stronger, absolutely reliable guarantee for discerning actual death Is still demanded, and the demand has been met by the discovery of a new medium for ascertaining death with perfect certainty. This new death test consists In injecting a solution of fluorescein deep Into the tissues. If circulation exists, the skin and mucous membranes become very yellow and the eyes assume the color of emeralds. If the circulation has ceased none of these results occur. The discoverer proposes that at least two hours before the body is placed in a coffin such an injection with fluorescein be made.

If life is not yet extinct the Injection does no harm, and the coloring within a short time entirely disappears without the slightest Injury to the patient Scientific American. Birthday, Fancy and Local Post Cards Always in Stock at the For Sale! On Barnum Street, my seven-room Cottage, in good repair, with new barn and one -half acre of land'; good well of -water. Inquire of O. W. GOODYEAR, Milton.

Vt. Times Stationery Store. International ock Food For Cattle and Horses. Pulp Plaster. The Suicide Capital.

Vienna still retains Its unenviable pre-eminence among the capitals of Europe in the records of suicides. In the past year 425 persons 313 men and 112 women committed suicide, while 707 men and women attempted unsuccessfully to do so. Curiously enough, more self murders occur in the summer than in the winter 48 In Mny against 28 In November. The victims were pf all ages, ranging from an old man of eighty-seven to a little girl of eight years. Sickness was the motive alleged In 100 cases, unhappy love affairs in 63, family strife 23.

satiety of life 33 and poverty 31. Twelve women and 118 men shot themselves, 10 men aud 32 women took poison, while 10 men and 28 women threw themselves from top story windows, the latter a common form of suicide In Vienna. Pall Mall Gazette. FOR COWS it is superb, thoroughly "tones up," It contains no lime, sand or hair. It will not disintegrate.

It makes a hard, solid, dense wall. It is a non-conductor of heat or cold. It is a non-condnctor of electricity; It is a non-conductor of sound. It has perfect adhesive properties. It spreads easily and dries quickly.

It weighs one-half as much as common mortar. It is ready for carpenters in it, hours. It is mixed with water only. It works on wood or metal lath. It is not hurt by freezing when green It will not crumble or crack.

It will not stain delicate paper. It makes a fire-proof wall at low cost. It makes a house warm in winter. It makes a house cool in summer. It makes electric wiring safe.

invigorates, purifies the blood, removes all taint of disease from the milk, and makes it a more perfect food. FOR HORSES nothing is superior. Your money refunded if it does not invigorate the stomach, liver and bowels the bipod, tone up the entire system, give perfect digestion and assimilation, and save corn or oats. International Louse Killer should be used in every Poultry House. Hens will not lay when they have lice.

This kills the lice and will not hurt the hens. Sold by J. A. KENNEDY, Milton, Vt. Airships, a few of which have been comparatively successful, are called a new Invention.

But In 1G79 a pamphlet was written by Francesco Lana expounding the theory of ships which would navigate the air as well as the sea. A dove met with a singular death recently In the yard of a Rockland (Me.) house. In some way the bird became entangled In a piece of twine that had been used to tie up a vine and was discovered hanging by it, strangled to death. Agents Wanted. STRONG HARDWARE u.i.g( TlITRI.lUGTOX.

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