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THE iLALOWB I f, l»i*. County Letters DUANE. Garland Nearly Recovered. *. C. O Hoose Has a Bad Fail. —Arthur Stlckney Returns Troaa Hospital This Week. Haj. 3—William Garland, formerly ef Duasne, now of Putney. Vt., wfaose injury was mentioned some time agx>, Jute rearJy recovered, but it has left kim with one stiff knee. John (Jarland. ST., is very Hi with larrippe. Dr. Harwood is attending CONSTABLE. Napoleon Tredo 4nJ«ied.— Mim Har- vla Wilson, of Walton, IU—Infant Child of Mr. and 'Mrs. Frank Wil lianas Dies From Influenza.—Ixrais Fleury Purchases *i*e Oul*er Prop- erty. — Robert Parnaby Stricken With Apoplexy. O-eor^e Debar's children are also ill «f laprippe. San ford Kerry, who has beer, on <t».e sick list, is able to be out again. Arthur Stirknf-y starts for SenenW; tady this week for the purpose «>f learning to be a chauffeur. Mrs. C. O. Hoose. while ero;ns from JMM- house to the home of hi-r son. Alva. last Wednesday evening, had jh<? misfortune U> ?iii> on th- we and Jail. infHftinp f sf-ver.-- < ut in ibe • •orn^r of h^r i<-ft ..-y-c- ;-;nu han v ; fcruising her ehf-ek hono. Pr. Harwoofl: was called at ome and drrs.sf-d her . wounds At the last dressing yester- j lav the dortor thought it w;i.s acini: ' Wa ace Train a ul u fllllv < ^enshu rs f<> psrpOi-ted ho Tin- last M pchof. onda> & teacher. Mrs w»eks. Rfl n the is no ith Mrs. Edna r;u? success- nt!v -in Oc- endioitip is this week. N 3.—ArnOng visitors &&en here the peat few days we noticed Mrs. Matilda HSarsmon, or\\Bttng-or, at G-ai- u's Harmon's and Jos. Humphrey's. Mrs. Asa B. Harmon, of 'M&lon-e, spent Friday, here the #uest of her mother, Mrs. Mary Hastings, at the home of her sister. Mrs. Harriet O. How ell. Master Lisle Austina nd twin sister. Miss kticile Austin, both of Nor- wood, were gruests over Sunday of Master Lloyd Wilber and Mias Mar- ion Wilber, all cousins. They also ca!l>>d on Mrs. Harris Wilber, their ^rruJKlmother, who is very ill. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Humphrey, who have resided most of the winter with the family of, H. P. Lian^don, have returned to their home in this village. Napoleon Trodo sustained a dislo- | cation of the left shoulder, due to j an accident while teaming- in the j i woods on Friday. The injury was cared for and he is quie comforta- ble at this writing M'esFrs Steenberge and Brush, N. IY Central carpenters, are now do- i ing repair work at Hinekley. R. C. Wilson has gone to Fulton, ROYAL Baking Powder is the greatest of modern- time helps to perfect cake and biscuit making. Makes home baking pleasant and profitable. It renders the food more digestible and guarantees it safe from alum and all adulterants. NORTH n M N. Y., to remain a few weeks with i Hoose | his son. Attorney H. J. Wilson, and j ick list much who has number of Mtt**« Grar*« Kotk\H<xxl Given Snr- prise Party, Max. 3rd — Mrs. H. S. R o kwood 13 «^eridintr a few days Jn Potsdam Airs. Ferd. Russfl! returned from Potsdam Saturday after spending a f»w days there with her daughter, Word has been received by j relatives of the illness of Miss Har- ' via Wilson at Fulton, Attorney Wil- son's daughter. The many friends of the little Miss will hope for her! speedy recovery. j The infant child of Mr. and Mrs. I Frank WJlIia.ms passed away Satur- day morning from an attack of in- j fluenza. The little one was only a few weeks old. The Union Prayer meeting will be k Thd i t MOIRA. School Entertainment Thursday Eve- j Ma-lone Defeated in Basket Ball and rung of Tills Week.—Iioeal Miiistrt-1 Entertainment to be Put on Soon.- Donald C. McDonald, a Former Resident. Seriously III. the will Alar, i —llhe last numb high sch JOI entertainment be given Thursday O H held this week Thursday evening at | rence Opera House at S.I 5 n. m.— the M. E. parsonage, j '^h* 1 Ethiopian Serenaders, a company Business men afV rushing team j consisting of four colored singers work, using • the excellent sleighing »*«* players giving an evening of j to fill ice houses. Priest & Hutch- ins finished filling the meat mar- ket. k:» j ho use on Saturday. J- A. Lynns is storing- a supply for uae in hin \West Side Market,\ The Culver property ha.s> Debate by Ix>cal Teams. — Delia Cook Returns From Hospital.—Don Wood House Destroyed by lire. K.\U:J Dora has rented Geo. Sar- •KIU'S farm and moved onto the ame. Sargant and family have mov- houae ag-ain to Tupper Lake Saturday morning hands, John Fleury, son of 1 to remain for a w&ek visiting their s Fleury purchased the house ! daughter, Mrs. John Walsh, and ram- far rn land of Wm. Foote and j ily. Miss K. Kingston has returned Irom the Ogdensburg Hospital. Misses Lena Thurprood and Bertha HcMulltn return to their schools in Brasher today. Mias Grace? Rotkwood was agree-. ably surprised on Saturday evening, i <-h While she was visiting her grand- ! L#c tether I>r H^kvood, about 26 of I ana uirm emu ui win. iww «-nuj fc#»r «hoo'm-iLt«i •'aih^ratf at her! will soon take possession. | Masses Jen...*, kome Wh^n'thevWatf'assembled | Congratulations are due Carl Me-) are spending a few days in town. Jra<-« was Wp-hon«-d tar- : and came ! Carthy. son of John B. MoCarth- for j bast Monday evening- the Jenny J!f n( ; From tUn on during the rf-j hish standing in Franklin Academy. 1 ^re n Club enjoyed a straw ride Serrfr^^Sm'r.lM.tono He received one of the cfaunj-rad Tuesday evening the o-uls of 7*/ n,.frx,hm-.tit- Wf ., f , ww , i honors for commencement in June. ! the Intermediate Department of the S.mps w*r< Si and ' everything •' M*r«' Phillip Frasier is Ininfr with high school also had a straw ride. SS^on e to rn^ki % *r<ovahlf sur- i the family of William Ritchie. ! I^e W.C. C. T. U. will hold their SSe party G-a<-e^ 12th birthday' Robert\ Parnaby. a well-known Car-j next meeting with Mrs. Orlin Rus- wiU long be remembered by herself i mer who lives a few miles north of «*d friends ! h*J\f. was recently stricken with in! apoplexy while at the home of Mr. wa s i McGibbon, in Pilfershire. He was l^odgre'hold tht ed into Frank Montgomery'] on Main St. The funeral of Miss Lizzie Spencer was held from the home of Henry .-*„.. and instrumental quartettes and! s P® nce r on Thursday at 1 o'clock. solos songs and monologue sketch- j ija ' s t Friday evening in the I. O. O. es and jubilee music We hope they F - hall the Burke boys defeated the may be greeted by a full house. * Cardinal-Five, of Malone, In an ex- Mr, and Mrs Thomas Peets went ! citing- game of basket ball. Follow- g g the game a debate was held, the j bi Rld tht f sell. Tine • Sailors.\ eing \Resolved that pro- tariff is a wiser policy for :ed States than revenue tar- and \scnes San Jule> fL \ Frank Sehryer and Geo. Bellows ! '- 1 \' J t - x — -** -matlve while a debat- ! ranklin Acadedtny ar- : side. It was decid- affirmative. ulloug-h. of M ; 3 lkd on her parents ;.h>. Selkirk, last Wed- topic ill •Soldiers an 1 Miss Smith, 7th and ubstitute ad tesache room, her home* in Co It on this | conveyed on a cot Friday to Burke •ailed to her home in Colton this worntn-g: DV ^ le »'e rious illness of her *tfch*er. -&fra. Clint Russei. has returnexi irom Ogdensburg. Mrs, Keefe and Miss M. Scan Ion %ave returned to New York; Mrs. Brown and Mrs. Niles and son to Proctorville, Vt. They were ealied kere by the death of their mother, Mrs. J. Scanlon. rhere a sister will care for him. Joe Williams and family have mov ed to Malone. where he is employ- I ed by Mr. M.-Cabe. i xir^. x. w. EstaV.rooks is ffnend- iins? a ff-w days with her daughter, [Mrs F. W. Mc-Keneie. in No. Ban- g we-ek Wednesda •tg-ular j meeting this Mias Mabel! I J Sayies entertained on las ^ Thursday afternoon at her school all the little ones whose birthdays oe- j ipheld the affirmative while a debat- ing 1 team from gued the negat ed in favor of Mrs. Anna M-Culloujrh. of Morris- town, N. Y., 1 ' ' ' Mr. and Mrs. J nesday. Sarah Maithe.r who was in^: from an attack of quinsy, better. Mrs. Michael Fitzgerald and son I Chester, visited relatives in >Ik>ntr Prt Cracker Called to Bostoa by the Deatb of His Mrs. C. A. Wedding adore Moves to Farm Near •Death of Clarence Ban Remain* of Mrs. Bedding** to B Brought Here. Max. 3—Dr. P. W. Crocker waa called to Boston Satuday by the death of his oldest brother. Dr. Smith, of Wintbrop, is caHn* for Dr. Crocker's patients. Saturday evening, March 1st, about 20 frienda of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Clark gathered at their home to remind them of the fact thai the dat was tbe 31st anniversary of their marriage. A most enjoyable evening was thus spent. Oeibert Haggert purchased of* Mrs. James Kingston the place formerly owaed by Mr. Bostic, and is occupy- ing the same. Leon Plumadore has moved to a farm three miles from Massena. News was received here the last of the week of the d&atfr of Clarence Barnes at his home in Methuen, Mass. «Mr. Barnes -was formerly a resident Of this place and has many friends here who were saddened upon hearing of his death. It is expected that the body will be brought here for burial in the spring. Howard Crocker and uncle, of Wa- terloo, spent Saturday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Skinner at Helena, and had an experience in coming through the snow-ftlled roads Sunday that they do not care to re- pea*. The body of Mrs. Reddington, oi Worcester, Mass., is expected to ar- rive here some time Miondav. She was formerly a resident of Brook- dale but a few years ago she and her husband went to the home of their son, Ernest, in the city where she died. The funeral services will be held at the home of Henrv Flint and burial will be in the Flint cemetery Social at the Methodist parsonage Wednesday evening, March 5th. SKERRT. Clarenoe Wiley Nearly Frozen to Death. March 3 —Calvin Davis, who has spent the past three months with his mother, Mrs. ftosaline Conery, re- turned to Sananac Lake last Wed- nesday. Mrs. Will King entertained a cou- sin from North Dakota last Thurs- day and Friday. The oyster supper at the home of Mr. and Mirs. Warren Adams, on Thursday evening was well attend- ed, $21,80 being the receipts of the evening. There were 17 ladies and gentlemen from Bangor and several •f OWo, Ctty of Toledo, *• County, «. : Hraalt J. Cheney make* oath that he to senior partner of the firm of F. J. Cheney * Co., dote* lraaln«w in th» <»tjr of Toledo, county and rtate afowteld, and that mid firm will Pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every CAM of Catarrh that cannot be cur^d by of HALL'S CATARRH ttoe use CURJBL J. CHENEY. Sworn to before me and subscrib- ed la my presence this 6th day of tewcaber, A. D., 1886. A. W. GHUBABON, (Saal.) Notary Public Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken in- ternally, and acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the Send for testimonials free. F. J. CHENEY A CO., Toledo O. Sold by all Druggists, 76c. Take Hall's Family PiU 8 for con- stipation.—Adv. I5RUSHTON This may be your Case Mrs. R complained to * friend that she could no longer \thread her nee with her former ease skill. Sewing tired hefi, she cotiid not read without eye fatigue. Glasses sup- plied by us after a thorough- ly a c c u r a t e examination rested her eyes and com- pletely restored her former keenness of vision. You need Shur-ons it you need glasses J. S. Allen Buys the Orton Village j f^ Ijol*--~I>e«th o Mrs. J. O. Allen, Sr. *\^ — 1—Howard Potter went to Dundee on Saturday and spent Sun- day with Mrs. kL Potter at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs Fraser. Dr. A. L. Rust waa called from Malone Monday on account of the serious illness of Mrs. Rust's mo- ther, Mrs. Dustin, who at this writ- ing is much better. ' GUdon Moette, of Norwood, spent Saturday and Sunday in Brushton the guest of Miss Grace Moett© at Mrs. Connelley's. Mrs. Dustin has rented St. Peter's rectory and is moving in. Edward Hoffman, of Brushton our SSP*^' wafi marrled on Thuaday night, Feb. 20, to Mrs. Ebmna Law- rence, of.Nyack, by Rev. Francis V. Moore. They are expected home first of the week. Congratula- tions. David McDonald started last Fri- day for Bridgeport, Conn., Tlth a carload of potatoes. Dr. Conger spent Sunday in New York, returning Tuesday. Listen for wedding bells soon. Mrs. James Sargent has returned from Tupper Lake, where she spent several days. Howard Hawkins and wife and two children, who have been ill with iagrippe for a week, are some bet- ter. George Follette and family have moved onto the John Hall farm two miles north of Brushton. -Mr.s Fred Brown, of East Dickin- fmm Reynoldston. J son, returned from the OgdeBsburg suffer- ! Tlle Birthday Club spent a. very City Hospital Monday much improv- plee-sant day with Mrs. Chas. Kerry ed in health. Our station agrent, John Murphy, I ' ast Thursday ing the Knight ld h and Mrs. Clarence Kerry home of the. former Feb._25th. The j I net meeting will be with Mrs. Robt. j McLaughlin Thursday, Mar. 6th. Clarence Smith was \-oin^: in py, part of last li P I of the Tent of Maccabees held their • \> e woods Wednesday morning son of Mr. and . has returned from curr Mrs. in February. Johii Marsh and son, Law- j I meeting- in Grange hall and ten didates were initiated into the Syracuse week on business. Leslie Pickering took his place while away. Joel Orton has sold his village lot he; at the foot of Christian-Hill to J. O visiting rence, of Dickinson, are Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Burnap. Mr and Mrs G. S. Brush, who ha been visiiiny in town, return their home in Nokomis, Sask.. WEST BANGOR. ughter. •\r Mrs Ferris and d •f Holyoke, Mass Mrs. W. Hutchins. Mrs. David O'Brien, of Sarana-o liake, is visiting her pa.re.nLs, Mr. «nd Mrs. W. D. Rentley. Mrs. Raymond Barber returned Irom her visit in Boston and Wor- cester, Mass., last Saturday. Mass Emma .Lawrence is the guest «f relatives in Adams, N. Y. Miss Grace Lawrem-e has return- ed to her school in Oxbcw. Mr. Wood, of Bangor.has purchased Bradford Miller's place on the south twad and taken possession. I James Bonne j Mrs. John Bonn*... ^.~ *.— - — — I Holyoke. Mass.. where he was se- J ut-sda I verely injured a year asro in a trol- M ley car accident, while he was mo-j abie n , ( , [ torman. L He remained in a hosnital j U P *'•*\'- • -I over sij|_m!Onths for injuries. We j som, are pje*«?spd to not^ that he will ful- i fit c ly recover without deformity. j Clark being the president. It is plan- The many small children who have ! \ l( *d to u»e the_ proceeds for building- } >een seriously ill with an epidemic i cement walks in the village. The o f ^romhitif^ the pa«t three weeks I minstrel entertainment will he fol- are g-ettin^ better. A few were ill | lowed by a farce entitled \Jayvilk etr onia and tonsil!tis. Hanford's *SB.—Adv. Balsam removes sore- ith pne Th« wtee nlscs his o cow and what he c*n expect of her. BLATCHFORD S CALF MEAL raise* calves at less than % the cost of milk. All feed dealer* Ml! tt teries of the ordei Lemuel Shutts, of Ellenlmrirh. was the guest of Fred Baldwin and \family last Week, Miss Delia Cook, who was operat- ed upon for appendicitis at the .. _..j Mrs. W. E. Clark, with an Burling-ton Hospital a eou^p of corps of assistants, are setting * wet ' ks a #°- u :uS able t 0 return to A minstN -alrtw to be put un ] her home on Tuesday. Her brother, .- time this month for the bene- R^\' aceompameu her. >f The Improvement Societv, Mr. Last Sunday afternoon about 0::50 'o'clock, the farm house of Don Wood was totally destroyed by fire. Mr. Wood had be<-n to a neighbor's for dinner and on his return built a fire in the kitchen stove and went to the about 15 -an- ; f° un ** a man in an unconscious con- ' Alien Jr., who recently burned out' «,.„ j dition lying beside the road. It nrov- j Consideratioii $1800; possession to ed to be Clarence Wiley, a young j be given soon. man about 18 years of age. son of! The many friends of Mir amd Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Bert Wiley. Dr. Me- j D. W. Wescott regret to learn that Carthy was called and stated that the j they are soon to leave for Nokoimis. young man was in a serious eondi-j Sask. tion, but there were no signs of f- Miss Be<rnadetta Quinn, of Nor- alcholism. Just what was the cause wood high school, came to' Brushton of his condition we are unable to say j Eteiday evening to spend Sunday as there are several cnflieolins re-j with her people. .,- ' ports. There were several marks on | The Women's Home and his face and body. So: - - • • *— - - - - by the young- la- . I Juaction. dies. hi. R. Knapp, of Jersey City, has been in town with his family at the Hackett House, He was called to Kna-pps b\ the death oi' his father, whose funeral occurred on Saturday. Mr. and ilrs. Knapp both being in attendjinee. discovered the house to be and hurried the but fire the Good Silos Have Proven their Worth Farmers that use modern methods in their business—USE SILOS. The Adirondack Stave Silos are Good Silos-and our cus- tomers are glad that they own them. Farmers in this locality can just now get a special price on these sturdy silos—They are made right here at Matone and fanners in this locality can deliver their own silo—no need of paying freight. Lumber is high this year but we have some that was \bought right\ and we are willing to divide the benefit with tbe local farmer*. Now is the best time to get your order in—right now. Cut out the coupon at the bottom of this ad, fill in your name and addre.-s—inclose in an en- velope and mail to the undersigned. Or better yet, WRITE US A LETTER, asking any information you wish and we'll do our best to see that you get our best attention. ACT NOW IT'S THE PROPER TIM E ADDRESS THE Adirondack Silo Company of Malone N. Y. General Office at Malone, New loik. COUPON—The undersigned desire full information concern- ing the ADIRONDACK STAVE SILO. Name . F. D.. Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Smythe, »f ijaKe Montreal, and Mr. and Mrs. E. A. j ~ Eddy, of Malone, were guests Thurs- day at T. It. Eddy's. j Miss Frances Gaxey commences her! Ma sch<x>l in the Miller district today. j b Albert Parrr, our high schooi • ^' janitor, in quite ill with lagrippe. Mrs. Closes Jock received the sad nw.v.s that her lather. Enonald C. Mc- DonaJd, was -seriously ill in Califor- nia where he went -a, It out a. year asro hovony the climate \wrrnTtl benefit his health. Almoii Flint and Timothy O\Co-n- neli, Sr.. two of our oldest residents. aer both extremely. feeble this win- ter. P.. F. iloiiand has rec-'ntly pur- chased a Ford tourins? cur of X. E. Flint. Remember the spelling: school this week Saturday evening- in the lec- tur-- room of the M. E. church. high wind of Sunday afterr the smoke that filled the house pre- vented them from saving anything, and the building with all its contents was destroyed. Mrs. Wood was away t the time visiting with relatives in COOKS CORNERS. h 3 —Casaie Howard, wh pending the past week with i Mr. an.. Mrs/Otis Wiley and family, j of WeaU'ill'*, returned home. j an< j ^1 (Drton. Kllswo-rth. has been spend-| ^,j r \ ing a few days with his grand par- \Wron ents, Mr. and Mrs. H. Ellsworth, of i SJp Ft. Covmgton Ctr. \inrs Mott and little grand- •i<t. spent Thursday with ilrs. George. Howard and •\^* ^ ^>cio.i iiwii r^o vu J'\^ TY^jmcii is xj-viiic anu .foreign I body. Some of his toes; Missionai % y Society of the Christian but he is slowly r-wov-j chiw-eh, met with Mrs. Blood on Fri- ering. ! day afternoon, Feb. 28th. friends in Malone. • Mar. 3—At about ten o'clock Sat- Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Kee.fe returned urday evening- Mrs. J. O. Allen Sr, from Ixmg Lake Monday. (passed away at the age of 83. A Itt- The Center school will begin on j tie over three years ago she sus- Monday, Mar. h 10-th, after a vacation j tain ed a fall, from which she had of three weeks. ! been a greasr^suFfefer till death re— Eds-ar Baker wa« in Ottawa over > lieved her. She leaves to mourn her Sunday. j loss her dev©*e-d-husband, J. o. Allen Krn<-->5ft Col'.ettt- has rented J. H. \ five sons and two daughters:' Dun- Wells' farm and took possession on ! ham, of Santa Clara; J. O. Jr., Wal- Mar<h 1st. | texu_£Lurve. andjgi^a, with whom she (lived, all of Brushton; Mrs. Delta i Maguire, of Malone, and Mrs. Herns, i of Canton; also many grandchildren Msar. 3—David Clary, of Bangor, ; and greatgrandchildren. Mrs Allen's j has rented the house formerly known j maiden name' was Miss Christina ! as the Churchill house, and moved : Scott, She married Mr. Allen* aixty- iias j there last Saturday. ' j three years ago. The sympathy of William Richardson, of Dicknson, , a host of friends goes out to the wan the guest of his parents, - Mr. | sorrowing family and especially to the aged husband, who is\*' now SOUTH BOMBAY. B. A. SOPER Optometrist and Optician, 21 Elm Street, Makme, N. Y. Across the R. R. track from Howard House. ID office every day but Tuesdays. MITER THAN SPANKING. Spanking will not cure children of wetting tbe bed, because it is not a habit but a dangerous disease. The C, H. Rowan Drug Co., Dept. 2730, Chicago, III, have discovered a strictly harmless rem- edy for this distressing ^disease and f» make known its merits they will send » 50c package securely wrapped and pre- paid Absolutely Free to any reader af The Malone Farmer. This remedy als» cures frequent desire to urinate and in* ability to control urine during the night or day in old or young. The C. H. Rowan Drug Co. is an Old Reliable House; write to them io-day for tbe free medicine. Cure the afflicted members of your fam- ily, then tell your neighbors and friends about this remedy. REAL ESTATE Real Estate-Loans-Collections. I can ieil or rent your Real Estate. AH kinds of Property for sale. Office 55 W. Main St., Malone, NY. Near Court House. Wm. St. Mary Hereis5>ftirgain.* ct e g0< f,^ with big sugar bush, 2000 cords wood,' lots of fruit, running water, nice soil, 16 head of cattle and all tools for ocly $175% half cash. N. J POTWIN, South Royalton, Vt. Richardson Sunday. .nd MJ\S. John Niles and son. visited friends at Helena on Mr. Mr. H:n Gnur th Mrs. Georgre Russell Holiness meetintg\ Gl Y fr a< Wm .. Sp iend: Mr. >r v< . Th em and ?-ry omaii. J Thursda Mrs. proud J«An r.,of iy ir >ver Cha 1 toi Ma-haanev, th e mpla,in, N. ft'n visiting Jr.. arrival of TROUT RIVER. Home Tea-m Outplays Constable at Basket Ball. Margaret and Florence Cameron were the guests of Mrs. A. H. \Hurl- bur t Thursday of last week. A. J. Elliott and family spent Sunday in Matone with his mother and sister, Mrs. M. J. Elliott and Eva. Mrs. Eliza MeCombs, of Kensing- ton, spent Sunday afternoon with Mias Mary Beattie, who has been ill, but is now better. Fred Reilly has gone South again. Henry Rielly is away again at work for the C. P. R. The basket ball game which was played last Wednesday night, Feb. \ th, in Martin's hall betwe*Ai the Trout River and Constable Juniors, resulted in favor of the Trout River boys. The srore was 37 to 15. The Trout River boys are all under the aye of 15 years. id Mrs. Elwin A very . ifazel, aiKO Mr. and A very aiid two '-hi'. \<<: Wilber. were the r guesi.- ( f The former's mother. D. .fi\-.->:*y. -if North Eangor. Gi-or-i- 1 inward, who has spendir.u <i few days with Mr, Mrp, John Mott. of North Br returned home recently. y John spending' the Clark Barrett' home Frirlaj--. Mrs. Orr Smith a and Mildretl. frs - I gruests at- th. ^{•Thursday.\ ; 13lJ \ Miss Florence ViJhiave :or - ; sick list. Dr. -Kingstori, • burg, is the attending: phy home of the former's I Ml nd Mrs. Rk-hitrdson, on j rived A Newspaper Man Writes an Open Letter to Dr. Hartman DICKIVSON CENTER. Mar. 3—Mrs. W. S. Hatlaway is ri&itmg her son, H. E. Hathaway. Sh has been spending' sevenal ive«k3 with her son, Fredj in Utica. \Rev. S. D. Knapp, of Norton, N. Y.,V>c.cupied the F. B. pulpit Sunday evei|jiig and will preaoh on Wed- nesday evening. • Mr. and Mrs Archie Tower and 8. B. Hutmu, If. D. I give below an extract from & letter written me by the bus- iness manager of one of the lead- Ing newspapers of this coun- try. Ha said in part: *T -wasr very much Interested In your article about the use of alcohol in patent medicine^. A s you know, your ad. has been runnlngr in my paper more or less for the last twenty years. I have been frequently criticized for advertising: your remedy on the ground that it contained alco- hol and was therefore harmful. \1 am not a doctor myself and do not profess to know anything about auch subjects. But I wish I had been supplied with the information con- tained in your article years ago. Tour •rtlcle exactly meets all the objections that I have had to contend with. \That alcohol !a a useful drug and children have returned to their home I *« the active principle of wine, beers, in tio-pkinton, after spending a week j cider and other ,beverages is to me a ith the4r mother, Mas. Jackson Mor-J new thought That it is a useful rera- ey, and other relatives. Mrs. Sylvester planty has been suffering: from lumbago for the past t k g two weeks. Miss Ada Smith, of Norwood, is the guest of Miss Susie Orcutt. Vean Winters, of Oonfier is spend- ing -several days with his mother, Mrs. Cora Winters. George Rollins, Walter Smith and Bernsard Dewyea returned from Her- ring on Saturday, where they have been employed in a paper mill. Mrs. J. t>. Bean r&urned from the hospital at Cornwall Saturday, much improved. Miss Mildred Woods wajs ill the ^ast week with tonsiiitis.\ Mrs, W. U Stowe visited her mo- ther, Mrs, E. Palraateer. at Cornwall hospital over Sunday. Miss Estella Runisdell opened hex- school at Barnes Corners Monday. Claude Hod-skins recently visited his mother. Mrs. Carle Dawson. Sug«r and syrup labels oan be pro- cured at The Malone Farmer office. 12tf edy and assists the other ingredients in making a cure, I cannot doubt after reading your article. \I think so much of your article that I am going to have a reprint of it made and strike off thousands of them. rch 2-—Moving seems the day. Frank Mary which I shall mail to objeetors^as they may arise in the future. \Your articles convey a great deal of information to the \public. I think ,__^ , MO JWM ^^ ^ the newspapers can well afford to pub- j moved\ tr^^e^Wrn.^rlffin^fSn^n lish them gratis, for the articles you ; Bombay. Joseph Labrake has moved have been furnishing me lately con- j onto Mrs. Daley's farm. Wm. Tuck- stitute some of the best things that oc- j er - wll o has operated the Grow cur in my paper. I wish you contin- ° Vi — 5 ~~ ~—«— *. - - ued success in your magnificent work.\ My dear Sir;—I appreciate your let- ter. It is not the only one of the kto4 I have received. Farms with City Comforts. STEAM HEAT, BATH, HOT AND COLD WATER, FLUSH CLOSETS, ELEC- TRIC LIGHTS. NO MORTGAGE. IN-VERMONT. Near Rutland, Barre and Montpclier. No. 1 210 acres. 2 1-2 miles to R. R., Jo 1 20 rods to school, 2 1-2 story house, 2 I piazzas, granite foundation, spring water ar- [by pipe, never fails, runs all the time, eek ! Young apple orchard. Barns 40x60and 40 ard I x 40, overhead driveway, 40 swing stanch- ! ions and 40 Holstein cows. Sugar house vho I and apparatus, 1,000 trees. ELECTRIC I MOTOR runs cream separator. All farm ing. ~\ \ \ I tools, valuable black team, hay, 38 cows, Neil Parker and inland Brady wer* (2Reserved)everything, $12,000. recently in Norwood in the interest of [ No. 2. 225 acre farm, equally good the Northern N Y. intersehoiistic j buddings, water 100 acres in woodland, league. ! 2,000SUGAR MAPLES, steam heat, set ~\ tnbs, bath, &c., $4,000. . rs of age. The funeral occurred on.; Monday at 2:30 P. M. from Christian I church and burial was at Brookside it- I cemetery. at I Mrs. Homer I>oveh*nd, of Norwood. \iday. ; arrived in town Saturday evening Barrett, wha. has been j.and is the guest of Mrs. Savles past few weeks at | V. Scripter returned to' Brushton at Malone, returned ; Saturday evening and will remain j until Tuesday at the home of Irving- id two dautfhte-s, ; Feck, after which he expects t< of Brasher, '.vfr-.;; to Indiana. • •Daisy Fortin. of Cl in town the last of is the guest of Mrs on the I Hawkins. Hog-an's- i Misses Delia, and Linn Harv ian. •• • ' • have spent the winter at Tuppe: j L»ake, arrived, home Saturday even- HOGAXSBURGH, 3 skimming station, has moved onto a j farm at Racket Bridge. I Michael Regan was taken to Corn- ' Wall hospitai on Sunday for treat- ment. ODennia Hurley, woh has spent the past two months in this vicinity runs all the time, sugar lot, one mile to R. R station and woolen mills. Price with team; tools and four cows, $2,700.00 foralL BLACK RIVER REAL ESTATE AG% LUDLOW, VERMONT. I know that Perutia Hoa hwp . ^..^ ^^.^ „„„ , UV1IVU greatly misrepresented and misunder- | visiting friend^, returned stood. I have not had time hereto- i M ^£ l -» on Monday, th o fore to answer these objections. I hav« b t b in Eteley, of Massena, wea a [ been too busy i my many enterprise* £1^^ Shannon and faai \ My great farm, with its various de- partments, has BO thoroughly engage* my enthusiasm and attention in times past that I could give little heed to critics. But I have taken up the matter now. My farm is hi the hands of in- telligent overseers and my other busi- ness is all organized in such a way that I can give my attention to these mat- ters. I am proposing BOW to explain to the public all there is to say about Peruna, knowing full well as \soon as the public understands it that the ma- licious things said about Peruna Will be quickly forgotten. PERUNA IS FOR SALE AT ALL DRUG STORES. SPECIAL NOTICE—Many personl are making inquiries for the old- time Peruna. To such would say, this formula is now put oat under the name o« KA-TAR-NO, manufactured name o« KATARNO, manufactured by KA-TAR-NO Company, Columbus, Ohio. Write them and they will _ be pleased to send you a free booklet SPRING SUGGESTIONS. Use high grade Grass and Clover Seed to- gether-with reliable Fertilizer, Globe, Tim- othy and Bowker's Fertilizers make a GROWIKG combination, We have them. D D. DICKINSON & CO. MALONE, NEW YORK ily the past week. Dr. Kingston went to North Law- rence the past week to attend the funeral of his nephew, Mr. Sullivan. Mrs. Grafflin. of Ogdensburgv and Mrs. Regan, of Norfolk, w«re the guests of their sister, Mrs. Jaroes Sullivan, the past week. ^ Mrs. M,- J. Crotwley and daughter. Lenor<e, visited friends in Moim recently. * Neil Murphy, of neway elected supervisor of . business y elected s Lawrence county, was a caller in town on Thursday. Waiter Eldredge has returned from Cornwall Business College. He ex- pects to go to Piercefleld, whe*e he has secured an excellent posi- tion. The spring term of our village school commenced on Monday with Mrs. Lillian Foye and Miss Oarte- vieve Bero as teachers. Mrs. Jaa. Sullivan was in Bombay the past week to attend the funeral of her aunt, Mrs. Scajilan. L Q. Bero has secured the mail route from Hoganeburgh to Nvando. There were tour, applioants Kb*, fifero being »ie lowest bidder. OHASM FAJDIA AN1> OWTiS HEAD. Mar. 3—Mlss Adelaide T^on^ of Mfolone, spent Saturday And Sunday with relatives In Chasm i<\Uls Miss Beulah Cunningham spent saturady and Sunday with her friend, Mies KJiwbeth Wiilia.rawn, io Burke. Miles Sheffield, who has spent con- siderable time the pest two yeftrs la Verroont, Is now wtth his <*&ught«>. Mrs. Bugene Chapman, in Owte Bea4 TtM0e who wore obltgwl to travel Saturday an' Sur^lay were made to li kl th t \St J' I has <o*ne at last, with I clouds and changing skies.\ FC« SALE ALL KINDS JF FARMS, Also Saw MUf and Grist Mill, Tene- ment Houses, Hotels, et c Call or write to N. J. POTWIN, Real Estate Dealer, South Roymlton, Vt. J^j trees, 400 appit trees, lA/JU)f«t Itanber. Price $3,500, Write or caH on C. B. CADY, Real Estate Broker. Sa?ER UB BWSE, BARMAID, H. REAL ESTATE BARGAINS Fanwfroai $50a00to Granite quwryrf 25 a 1 fmun tm E.S.Putnam, l«aJ btitt Drikf, Bethel, Vt.
