Vermont Standard from Woodstock, Vermont • 2

Kitue of Joint About the Huntington Fund. evening, fifum new members were elwled and twsnly-two iit'Df proposed for membership, to be ai led ripon st the next bosineas meeting. A lunt h-eon was seived while oembera told Oeneral Vermont Jfewi. Itsms of lntrt to Rasidsnts In All Parts of Our Stat. lUrloii Uilitk of ulling in tlnciiic by A.

Hilleron, Paris, bsve bwn received sod are at lollowt: One flit cornet, three flat cornets, piccolo, flat clarinet I wo flat clarinets, three allot, three tenor trombones, flt ba, two tubas, baaa drum, anare drum, and c)mbU. Tbe Richford Furniture Co. hat organized witb a capital of and will manufacture furniime and parking boxet, emplo)ing about 60 hand. Tbe main building of the factory will be 12ox63, witb three fl Kr fur machinery. A wing 6x30 will be used for an onglne and boiler room and dry house.

Power will be furnished by a loo-hore power engine. The factory will Vv VsasMsarfswT In reply to a query from one of itt tubscribert, the liutluml llrrahl givet tbe following lulormttion: Tbe Huntington fund was a bequest amounting to about fKi.tXH) Vtbieb Araunab Huntington of Bisntlord, Canada, left to the stale of Vermont bit birthplace, to be um-d for the benefit of tbe nubile n-boo Is of tbe state. The ttate received the money iu 1SS3, and in 1H44, by leitislative enactment (act 23U), appropriated the principal for the geueral purposet of the ttste, paying (or tbe ue of the same interest at the rale of 6 piy- cent annually. This Interest it divided porporiioiiatety among all the towns ot tbe ttate, by them to be applied for school purpose-. Tbe aunnal report of State Treasurer Field tbowt (bat Ihe fuud upou wliioli interest is now paid amounts to 131.46 from which the towns derive a total revenue of (12, G67 HS.

The largest amount is paid to Burlington, $. 9'J; tbe smallest to Somerset, 32. Hutland receives 100 93 aud Bridge- water, 412.83. Mr. Huntington was born in It ixbury February 23, 1794.

AfterJIiving in Box- bury aud btiaron until 1828 be moveu to Brantford, Canada, where be accu mutated a large property in shoe-making business. Confidence iu Americas securities led biiu to invest heavily in them in 1861 and the venture proved successful. He died in 1876, leaving practically all of bis property to Vermont. His first witn and five children died previous to 1876 He made a marriage settlement of 112,000 on his second wife, who survived him and married again. Other relatives, however, contested the will, and after half a dozen years of litigation the Canadian courts gave the personal property and its accumulations to Vermont and the real estate, amounting to $10,000, to the heirs, under the so-called "nation al" act of Canada.

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Ha hss estublirihed a remarkable system of letter correspondence, bv which vou can write him about your complaint, telling just bow you leel ana stating eacn sympiom from which yon are cuffering. Ue will answer vonr letter, describing vour cane thoroughly and telling you a sure 1 1 I.L 1 way io regain neanu aim lareugiu. auu for all this you bave nothing to pay. Me (rives most careful attention to ev ery letter, and describes each symp tom so exactly mat you cannon ian io understand precisely what ails you. He makes a specialty of curing patients ihmiiph lerler norresDondence.

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Albans, about 50 years old, a dissolute character, was arrested Thursday, cnargea witn teloui ous assault on the eight-year-old daugh ter of M. Walsh. The assault was at tempted in au old shed, but tbe child escaped, ran home aud told her father. Mr. Walsh procured a stout cane and took tbe girl to show him where tbe as sault was couituittcd, and as they were going down Lake street the child pointed out Warner, saying.

"There's the man," arner saw ibe WaKbes about tbe same time and started across the street, bnt Walsh ovettook bim and gave bim an unmerciful beating, break ing his cane to pieces ana tnen using his fists and boots with such effect that Warner was hardly able to crawl. Sheriffs Thompson aud Draper now appeared on tbe scene and took Warner into custody. Warner denies all know ledge of tbe crime and protests bis Innocence. He was somewhat under tbe influence of liquor when arretted and a half pint bottle nearly emptied was tak en from him. He is well known in po lice court circles and has served several terms in the bouse of correction.

Warner bad a hearing Thursday and was placed under 3000 bonds for ap pearance at County court. In default of bail he was com mi ted to jail. Bucklen's Arnica Salve. The Best Salve in tbe world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay required. It Is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded.

Price 25c. per box. Mrs. Abigail Stebbins, Of Johnson, aged 101 years, 1 month and 20 days, difu Mar. 17, after a short attack of tbe grip.

The Jar of Travel The jolt and jar which accompanies almost every mode of travel causes the Backache so common to travellers. Backache means that the Kidneys are tired and need help or rest; sometimes rest is Buker's Kidney Pills are a tonic for tired Kidneys and prevent disease. Neglecting tired Kidneys fathers illness. Every traveller may fortify himself by an occasional use of these pills. They are nature's aid, taking them means helping nature.

They cost 50 cents at the druggists. A. book about Backache and Kidney troubles, sent free. uker PiU Bangor, Afe. a Commissioners t)ip Tho andiTKiiritMl.

b.m hrm fn.lle ur for Hie Ki-lnci -j a.lju.i 1 eaamliw .11 of John Miller, l.le of llaroar I. all rlaiml S.rl Ih-r. berebr f. thai mM.lorlhepiirio.rr"'i;l. Mm MUM.

I. Ban, the Wib dy Jul" V.I and thai anHiiha Iron ioT oVVrM A. O. 1.. I.

the U-limited Uf crclnor. to ir. io u. and allow.ni. liiiedirt Ifiimid.

th.a 14h l.y of "Vi- J. ll.T-eavllt..! Cim.n K.lw.id Miller. Adinjniiraior. KhIuoI Ann Watt. Com in ission rs' No ice.

The nanof -i -i ll.m. 1'robaio for Uie Di.tnct of HHrtfbrd. "mnuil-loner. aUi l. npriuu.

airalll.t tbe M- clallu. auo 'i U' Ann Walt, late of Hrtlan.J. In Di.lrtt l. dereawd, and all olauna eihlblled la Iherrus lien-by Kve nutico that we will meet for the urpo.i-i aforc.aid, at Uie reitro Jame. Walknr, la Hurtl.nd, 71b dar of N.

pten.l.er next. from one oviuca p. m-, dy. and that monthi from the dTt oi 9 uii.uiu. "i dar March, A.

D. IS5. la the time limited Court for aaiil creilltora to prewnt their .7 owancft. claim, io u. r.

Dated at llartland, thia day ol March, A II. IHl.r. E. W. ItllllnKS, KxiMie oi lliiaui Holt.

Commissioners' Jf otice. i A vim. h.iin MtmnliitiM hr tho ine ui iiiTti.iii ui -I 1... Il lliirtfiiril. lion.

iTuiiM Coiniiiiloner to ret-elre, exaimne and ailjiitall claim, aud deuiaudi of all attaili.t the ol Hiram Holt, late oi wnouetoca, in laid Di.tru-t, doccaiecl.and all claim, eililbllerl iu oll.ct thereto, hereby frlve notice that we will rneot for the pur)ooi aforesaid, at tlie residence of Laniard C. Konilall, In Ho. Wood-slock, on the Brat day of June and the fourth day of neuteinber next, 1. 1 1 1 inn, nMm-t tl. ill lin irom one itiik: i.

said and that months from the 6tU day 11 (. tm. lli.iltl. Iiw OI V. ini' 1- mo said Court for said creditors to present their claims to us forexuminution and allowance.

P.ted at Wood.tock, this luth day of March, A. U. 1SII4. I.arnard Kendall, I 8 Paul Konciall, "am N. R.

Wood, Admini.iraior. Ksisih of (ieurue E. esinitri. Commissioners' Notice. The uuderalifneJ, havlna; been appointed by the lion.

Probuie Court for the District of llartlord. CominiD.iiiiicr., to receive, examine, and ailjint all claims and demands oi all persons aiming the es tate of (leorire E. Srnllli. late of Diideewntcr, in said Oi.trlct, di ccaied, and all cluiius exhibited in offset thereto, hereby (rivo notice that we will meet for tbe purooHes aforesaid, at tlie Juto aence oi ueori.e a. nmiin, on toe iwiu un; oi April and the Ulh dur of September next, from nine o'clock a.

m. until four o'clock on each of said days, uud that six months from the Mill day of March, A. D. 1M, Is the time limited by said Court lor said creditors to present their claims to u. for examination and si.

lowanee. Dated at Bridgewater, this 10th day of March, A D. mi. D. O.

Robinson, t. K. Mouiague n- TATK OP VERMONT. Windsor County, sa. R.

N. WRIGUT, WIIJ.IAM A. WRKJUT. ELLIOTT G. WHITE, TR.

Whereas 11. N. Wrifrht of Cnba. in the County of Alleghany and State of New York, has cotnmenc. rdhlsauit against William A.

Wright of Urandi Rapids, in the County of Kent and state of Michigan, and summoned Rlliott fct. White, adminlotrator of the estate of Luther E. Wright, late nf said Cav-endisb, deceased, as trustee of said defendant, de claring in a plea oi tne cae for that said defendant Orand Kapids afoiesaid, on the ISth day of I). 1870, by his promissory note, of that of June ate. nrnmi.nii tn ouv a.1.1 U.i..l.

beaier, two bundled and fifty dollars, with interest at ten per cent, and alterward, at Grand Rapid aforesaid, iu consideration thereof, on the first day of June, A. D. 18114, assumed and promised to pay the plaintiff said sum of money, but has not paid the same, but neglects and refuses so to do, as by the writ aud declaration of the plaintiff doth fully appear. And whereas It appears that raid Wright Is with out the state, so that the summons of the court cannot be served upon him IT IS ORDERED that said William A. Wright be notified of said suit and required to appear In and before the County Court next to be held at Woodstock within and lor the County of Windsor in the State of Vermont on the fourth Tuesday ot May, A.

D. 1895, and make answer and abide the order and judgment of the Court in the premises, by publishing the substance of said writ and declaration, together with this order, for three weeka successively in the Vermont Standard, a newspaper publiched at said Woodstock, the I an publication to be at least twenty days before the commencement of said term, which shall be deemed sufficient notice to said defendant. liiven under my hand, at Woodstock, In tha of Windsor, this 19th day of March, A. I. en i-T ta JY READ PEMBER, Clerk.

rv UF, yERMONT, At a Probate Court District of Hartford, ss. held at Woodstock. Marsh. A.D.f7s9,id da' ot Present, Hon. T.

O. SEA VER, Judge. Whereas Wllhn. "i.nciwji, auuumstrator of the estate of John W. tjpear.

late of Hartl.ort in isaid District, deceased, Intestate, propoaea rendering an account of bis administration; and presenting his account against (aid estate for allow. to be held at the tV. i-oh Woodtoclt. In said District, on the 1.1th day of April, A. D.

185. And whereas said Court has assigned said time and place for the settlement of sa'd account, and for decree of the residue of said estate to the etut h. r'" tuierestea la sai a estate, Dy publishing a eonr nf th. i this order three week, succesaively, previou. to tuii 'j Tp FuooMieu at la the county of Windsor and state of Vermont.

are herebi" eo" tate at the Probate Office ulu uistnct, on the dar asaiarnnd to con.e,t,rtl""agUow- lish their cue.and to eatab-H nfld Is-fsl claim. Attest, T. O. Sung, Judge. tlie s.u.

he ile. eeU'rf I. 1. "iiiuinuiu. mi- alittt Law si." "lipie, rr- oTOW, ttbuve prica.

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Dt.MHlT 14 Ueti Urufrls. ileal I mm t. it. Engraved Wedding Cards. be procredTrf' lwf" Address Card, eaa i.ioca, TL Apply for eattmatea.

I'all rover SOiMirB'l mailed trmt fdii' kn ii.omV ni.D mis 1- 9 many rrtmninceuc of iJ0 lircii Monutaln State. Vertnonters were granted patents laat we'k. sa follows: B.fJ.HIatn,hard of North Hero, devic holding drain till in place; C. ttullork of IC-a-K-twro, ini-at or chopper; A. Davit nf Rutland, fodder machine; H.

A. I lay ward of loudonderry, manufacture of gat. Jtmea Klwsrda am Henry liallard, two of the men who weie recemiy ar ret-d at barged ith break fug Into the pototli- at Ticoiideroga 'I haiiksgivlng eve, pleaded guilty to the flunce wTore tne olll ISiaiei Wis-Irict court at L'lica, N. Wedueaday of last week, and were sentenced Saiur day. Thomas WaLbof Hirlonsvllli return ed boino uiitiinoiinced March 16, after an absence of nearly 11 years.

Ibe greater part of the time he has bad no communication wHb his friends. He bad not heard of his father's death, which occurred live weeks previous to hit return. He has pascd most of bis time lu tbe boutberu state. also Mexico and Central America. Ira Lawrence, a well-to-do farmer of Euosburg Falls, axed about 60 years, was found dead at his home Wednes day, March 20.

Mr. Lawrence was liv ing witb his son, xugene, woo witb ms wife was visiting rierds at Rich ford. Tbe hired mau went into the home about 7 30 o'clock and found Mr. Lawrence dead on tbe floor. He waa a wid ower.

(iov. Woodbury has isnod the following order: "The following per sons having been recommended for commicslons in tho national guard of eimont, will report for exauiiuauou April 10, 1895, at Burlington, to the board of examining officers: Delwiu M. bhnpley, to be first lioutenant com pany William Hullock, to be second lieutenant company 1st regiment. The quartermaster geueral will provide tor actual iiecusaftry expeiise-t. Win.

Siinmoiide, of the Soldiers' Home, who hag beea iu Jail at Benning ton fince March 1st and who was sen tenced to 30 day a from the third, for drunkenexs, was relea-ed last Wednesday morning, although he had 3 yet to serve. Tbo te lease was granted be- csu-io of a telegram from his daughter that his mother, a woman over 80 years of age, died in ber chair Tuesday. left on tbe alterooon train to attend her funeral. Several Episcopal clergymen iu tbe northern part of the siaie bave beeu victimized by a swiudlnr claiming to be a brother of Rev. V.

W. Weeks, of Bran don, formerly of tit. Albans. Ue rep resented himself as in bard luck ana wanted small sums of money. He ask ed tbe clergvnjeri he applied to not to write Mr.

Weeks, and oaiined that be was a printer. lie is described at tad witb dark hair and mustache. At was expected, the Massachusetts people don't take kindly to tbe quarantine against the Hay State ctttle established by our Hoard of Agriculture, Tbe Boston Herald comments on the matter in this vein "Bafore the Ver mont authorities insist on setting u) I quarantine against Massachusetts cattle they would do well to investigate tbe facts and see if Vermont is doing half the good work for tbe stamping out of disease- in cattle an Massachusetts." Burlington Clipper. Dana Williams of Middlesex his two old relics ovr a lum liel yH'-s r'd. One a umUiplicaiion table dotted 1783, which belonged to James Belding.

a brother of Mr. William's mother. The otber is a letter which was written -lune 27, 1794, by Israel Williams of Woodstock, to bit brother, Silas Wil liams, then living in In Koyalton, aud was brought from Woodstock to Roy- alton by Elijah Williams on foot. The letter is a fine specimen of haudwriting and well preserved. Tbe New England Insurance exchange bas called a meeting to consider what is to be done in the state of Vermont to make it possible for fire companies to do business there at a profit.

Tbe Roy al and fennsylvauia bave withdrawn from the state on tbe ground of their iuability to conduct their business at a profit. Many other companies are a)otu to follow the example of these two large ones. If companies contains to do business In Vermont, according to the opinion of a company mana ger, rates will be materially increased iu almost every town in tne state. There are some suspicious circum stance counecled with the death of Joseph Nailor, a veteran and pensioner of Addison, who died at that place a fewdaytago. Hit body was coverd with bruises, and as he bad only a short time before retutned from Port Henry, with an injured ear, it is supposed be not into a fluht witb some one there.

aud received injuries that, in tbe end proved fatal, tboagn all he would say v. ben asked about tbe matter wat that "they got worse than I did." He ww addicted to drink, 75 years of age, and got a living1 by flshiog and trading horses. It it reported that another cotton mill it to be erected at Burlington, and it has practically been decided to aws tbe contract for the building to Chsnn- cey II. Searoe of Fall River, Mast. Like the factory which wis recently established there, it will be equipped witb Draper looms, which are tf.id to be very satisfactory.

Ctpitalif.a at Fill River ire interested in the venture. According to Msskachasettft manufacturers there isaliule something to be gained by coming to Vermont, where labor anions are not as powerful and tbe laws governing tbe operation of milts are Dot as exacting at iber are in that stale. Tbe Burlington street commissioners bavt contracted with X. W. Kitk of l.le La M-Kie wLM stone tbe city needs tbi ar kir.f i-manent improvement st 6i ntw 'M cable yard, delivered oo tbe duckAvhey bave also contracted witb J.

Uoodeii to do tbe city' curbing aud guttering at 50 cents hoc) toot, A new band bat beea organised st St. Jobaabary. Tbe instrument, made J'ktil flrrimn ar on duly in Burlington. Tlicio liquor in Li l. Mnur ox'ii(l real ratals tfincf in ilainl t'aiiatisii ifiM-eut are ayain coilin trri it i lie txiKU id larjfS uum-bett.

Mr. Mm. K. K. Smith of Xnb-flflil rrurirlv cfl-tir'l Heir guldeu weililitiK'.

The liri iuarriate rorrinouy in tbe city of IUrr we informed by Iter. W. ('uiiiuiiiiK lt wwk The lUrre t-avina lUnk and Trust comimiy gained over in Ick-ill the ear. (JhauVe Sou' kiemu mill in North Hierburne wa buried the (lr part of last wr k. L-s, $nm.

ltoyed'i Loue in Slinldoo burned Tburaday ujoi uin. Lo, 600; iufcuinicf, About 16,000 fuel of lumber stored lu II. O. Ward's oiili in Moretown was burud Wednesday. D.

M. Harbour, a Brattleboro milkman baa lot between VO and UO twine Iroin hog cholera. An eatcnidou sufficient to teat 1,000 people it to be built on to the grand laud at the Brattleboro fair grounds. James II. (iroi of Iticbford, ex-post-roaster, collector and countable, bad a hock of paralysis Mar.

17, one side of hi body being partially paralyzed. Conreisn)Hn Grout aayi that Vermont inai.le niKsr makers are entitled lo t4270 9'J houuty of the crop of Wi, and Hint it will surely be paid. F. L. Houghton ot Urattleboro was elected secretary of the llolstein-Freijl-an Association of America, at its annual meeting in New York last week.

At ita annual villfige meeting, the village of litiiiiiiigtoii voted to adopt the Australian system of ballot in future village meetings. A dwelling hoime in 1'itUfoid. occupied by Mr. Wis ell, was burned the 19(b togiMbcr with most of the lurnilure, the family being absent. tlx prisonera were released from the bouse of correction Mar.

20, among them being Krai.k Huberts, who was sent there four months bko by the United Stales Circuit Court for breaking into the posUifflceal Hartford. Rev. Dr. Lyman Abbott of Brooklyn Is lo be one ot the speakers at the next meeting of tho Congregational club of Western Vermont, which will be held in Middlebnry Tuesday, May 14. The Butlinuton Free Press says it is quite probsble that be Vermont cotn-lusmiery of the Loyal Legion will at its animal meeting in Mav elect Gen.

O. Howard its commander. C. C. Msgoon of TopshRin was arrested there by Sheriff Smith, charged with assault with intent to kilt upon Cornelius Farrington of Topt.bara, Mar.

20. The case will be heard at Topebain March 27. Work on the new marble quarry, in I'ituford, wa begun this week. A branch of the Smith Hraluard railroad will be rnn directly past this quarry to the Venetian Marble company's works this spring. Josejih Solomon aged 47 years, died Thursday morning at 8'.

Johnsbury. He wan born in IJertnanv and for 25 jeais had (lone an extensive mercantile business through northern Vermont, traveling from town to town. Rev. W. S.

Smith of Chatham Valloy, hat accepted a call to the Free Will Baptist church of Sutton. Mrs Smith, bis wife, is an ordiined minister and will help him in his church work. W'm Prentis Cheney, one of the oldest practical printers iu the state, died in Windsor Mch. 27, aged 79. He had worknt on the Vermont Journal for over CO years.

He was an honest, upright man, and one highly respected. Antonio Rossi, an Italian, was arrested at liarre, charged with the larceny of an opera glass, and was fined 20 and costs. Being unable to pay be was put in the lock-up, but knocked ff a board during the night and walked ont. Nice lock-up! The state board of pharmacy met in St. Johnsbury Wednesday of this wtek to grant licenses to all the drug stores in the state.

About 175 licenses were granted, and al least a dozen candidates took examinations for pharmacist licences. C. M. Winslow, secrdiary of tbe Ayrshire Breeders' association, has offered in special prizes for Ayrshire exhibited at tbe joint fair of tbe Hay State Agricultural society and the Worcester Agricultural society at Worcester, next September. Fero Baker of West Rutland killed a lvoz in his yard Tuesday night.

Tbe animal bad been around Ms. Baker's premisesion a previous evening and bad killed a cat and en ail of the carcass except the head. Tbe lynx weighed 164 pounds. Mr. Baker received a bounty of 910.

A meeting of the large property owners of Vergennes was hell last week lo consider tbe project of asking tbe burn-ed-oot Burlington manufacturer to locate in that city. No decisive action was taken, bat it is probable that good inducements' will be given tbem to move there. Among tbe pensions recently granted is one to A. E. Leavenworth, principal of tbe normal school at Caatleton.

Mr. Leavenworth served with distinction during tbe war ot tbe Rebellion in tbe Ninth Vermont, and as a captain bad ooeamand of tbe picket line that went into ICtcbmonu. Tba directors of the Beck with Marl company of Sutton bave voted to put in a plsnt for manufacturing liquid gas, and will proceed at ooce with tbe work. A building, 80 by 30, two stories high, bas already been erected. One company bas ordered 1400 barrels of tbe marl, and one or two otber parties will require at much.

At regmlar meeting of tbe Dasrh tersof Vermont in Boston Thursday ngtiiea dv eieetiieity, and the best modern machinery will be used in every department. The factory will be ready for business about July 1st. A correspondent of the Horseman writes from Nashville. Tetin as follows: 'The gteat Morgan stallion lien Franklin, 2 29 will probably be leaded to its former owner, il. T.

Cutis of Orwell, as negotiations looking to that end bave been pending for some time. Mrs. W. D. Mayo owns a half interest in tbe horse and It Is under Mood that the is opposed to having him leave the state, but if her consent is gained be will soon be back at his old borne.

Ben Franklin wa bought by a company of Tennesseaus five years ago for (soot), lie has 44 performers in the 2.30 list, some of them with records better tban 2.20. Before leaving Ver tnout be had no pacers, to his credit, hut since coming to Tennessss be has sired Buck Franklin, 2 104 U. O. Tay lor, 2.151. and two or three others.

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Jonas. Mch. 18. Benj. P.

Labaree's estate: Inventory returned. Myron Bnrnett's estate, Bethel, intestate: Assignment made to tbe widow. Johu W. Slack's estate, Royalton, Inventory returned. Mch 19 Angie N.

Goodno's estate: Comrs' report returned. Aurelia P. Nye's estate: Corns' report returned. Angie Goodno's estate. Norwich: Admr.

propotes to settle April 13. Mch 20. John W. Spear's eitate, Hart land: Admr. ordered to settle April 13.

George E. Baker, Pomfiet, minor: Dosite Faneuf appointed guardian. John Lord's estate, Ilarttord: Alfred E. Watsou and Fred F. Chaffee appointed appraisers.

Jamas L. Paddleford's Hart-laud: Charles tl. Hoisington, Hart-land, admr. Wm. Benson and Frederick Alexander comrs.

Mcb. 21. Chloe Godfrey, Royalton, insane: A. G. Wbitham and J.

O. Belknap appointed appraisers. tohn Ford's estate, Hartford Inventory returned. James L. Smith's estate: Will presented for probate bo John Giflord, the executor therein named.

Hearing April 16. Mcb. 22. Judd L. Maxham's estate, Pomfret, intestate: Inventory returned.

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Kimball's tore. 4 Religious Statistics In Vermont. Tbe refurnt from Vermont for tbe Congregationalist Year Book for 1895 indicate an unusually prosperous year, with gains everywhere except in benevolent contributions, which show a decraaeeofitigover 1893. Tbe number of churches, 203, is (be largrst ever reported; and nf members, 21,131, the largest since 1843, and pos-ibly in the history of the churches. Special care bas been taken tbe last few year in roll revision, aud the columns of removal by discipline give abnormally large totals.

Last vear, however, tbe net gain was 363, which bat been exceeded but three timet in fifty yeart Since January 1, the additiont to tbe churches bsve trettly exceeded those of a year ago, tbe church at East Uard-wick contributing 82 addition! in one Sundav. Wbile the population of tbe ttate does not Increase it is plessing to note a aobstaDtial gain spiritually in one of tbe great denominations of tbe United States. Probably the ctber large denominations ooold report as satisfactory gains if their statistics for Vermont bsve been compiled. St. Jobntbary Caledonian.

Tired, Weak, Nervous Could Not Sleep. Trof L. D. Edwards, of Preston, "I was all run down, weak, wrviii: irritable Uirou-Ii overwork. 1 sutTen-d from brain fatigue, mental depression, etc.

1 t' caiue so wak and nervous 1 could not sleep. I tlroo. and blue. Iberin Dr. Miles' Nervine and now everything is changed.

I sleep poundlv, 1 feel bright, active and ambit loiis. 1 caa do more in one day now than I used to do in a veeic. For this proat. 1 Five Dr. Miles' Restorative Nervina the sole cred.U It Dr.

Wllra' Nervlno 1.1 on a poult Ive narniiluc tlianlio rt will Ixyieut-All UruirclHl" sell It nlSI.U IniUlni for or It will l) sent, pre-tmld, on of p-lrci by tlie l'r. Milus Wonic-ul Llkhart, luu. PHOTOGRAPHY. Ilavtnir lt-ir parolined I he Photo Itn.ln. nt Mr.

of thin litv. I Htn HOW HTft. pured toilo nil work in ihe line of Pholoumphy In worsmunnfte manner, fuumnctory iu Crayon, Pastel and Watercolor Portrait' done in the bent possible manner and at tbe lowest price. I alio carry a large linn of the Leftvitt Patent Envelopes for the mailing of Photos. The beat device out.

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The Vermont Horse Infirmary is situ-: ated on Court htreet. Woodstock. Vt and Is at the servlre of all people who wish the services of a first-class veterinary surgeon. The proprietor Is Prof. A.

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8., and Is second tonoonein America In his profession, but don not charge unreasonable prices ou that account. Olllee la tbe IuUruiary. OPEN DAY AND NICHT. ELY'S CATARRh Cream Bairns Ifl quli klv absorbed. CleanncB tbe Nana.

I'aflafrn. Allay Pain rqU inflammation. Heals tbe Sores. Protect the Membrane from Additional Cold. the St nxea of 1 atitc and Smell.

d' will cukeHAY-EEVE A particle la applied Into each nostril and agreeable. Price 60 at Drnif(rit or hr mail. warrenut, New York Boston R. R. Lowest rates from all principal NEW ENGLAND POINTS, TO TBI South and West.

TIME TABLE. mRATVri Whit. i lor all pointt north on the Piuump. ic uinsiun ai b.UO A. M.

2.10 P. M. POR St. Johnabory, Welis Hirer and LyncJoorille, at 4 SK If FOB Sherbrooke and principal inter, mediate point, 12 BS Thia train run. dally except Mondaya duncuon A LEAVE White River Junction for Concord, Manchester.

Na.hua, Lowell and Bofton at J.26, 7.1S, 11.4f A. OBd i eQ p- M- J.FLAyDER8.GeneralPa..enger Airt. Items from the Thirty-fifth Annual Statement of the equitable Life Assurance SOCIETY OF THE UNITED STATES. JABTTJAET 1, 1895. Assets, Liabilities.

Surplus, 4 8183,044,310 147,564,607 837,479,803 Surplm. 3X per cent Standard. $27i258je5 Outstanding Assurance, 8913.556,733 In tbe almve statement of outst.n,li.. ance. Insialment Ar.

I New Assurance applledfor, 8256,552,736 Am't declined. 39,436,748 New Assurance HZ1TBT B. HTDE. JAMES W. W.

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