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70 tho Editor " The Chicago Tribune:
s1n. 4 lady-rcsident Of Chicago, interested
greatly In its advancement, desires to know why
it is NO cannot have provided an ambulance,
nicely and comfortably fitted up with o spring
bed to remove persons who are injured by acc-
dent to their destination. Wo have, during tho
rebuilding Of tho city many serious accidents,
and not unlikely but We shnl1 always have moro
or loss In our midst, when those poor unfortu-
Mates arc taken up and generally put in an OK
pross-wagon. The drive over hard paromout
IL not calculated to lesson tho terrible suffering
some hayo to undergo. Ii, e. 1I.
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CRICKET.

THE GAME TOMORROW
About two weeks ago noto Was received BY
hlr. Ira 7. Bowen from tho st. Louis Cricket
Club, challenging eleven gontlcmen Of Chicago
to game Of cricket. 4 meoting was called and
hold inttho Sherman House, and resulted in tho
organization Of d club on frmer basis than any
yet attempted, At tho closo Of tho meeting
telegram was dispatched to st. Louis, informing
tho challengors that club had been organized,
and accepting their challongo to play. That
match will take place tomorrow, at the base ball
grounds, on tho cornor Of Twcnty-third and
btato streets, aud will undoubtedly DO brilliant
Inauguration of the now club so hastily formed.
It Ia untlor3tood thas The viBltors will como tn
great strength In all respects. They hnve the
atlyantngc ovor tho locai ooyon In tho practice
which, thoy havo been undergoing, although OK
tho folm aud atylo Of our own eleven arc by no
mems satisfied that Ohicngo will havo to suc-
cu,nb to the littlo village which has
been 30 latcly. inconsod ut our local
is no do1btlt TINT harn struggle will be witnosa-
cd, aud if Chicago should be successful, undor
tho circumstances, she will havo great reason to
DO proud Other Crickct-0lub.
conquorora, tho homo club hnvo spared no OK.
pon1o in troasing the visitors we'll. They Will
bo shown every attention and courtosy,. aud Mr..
John Wright. the woll-known caterer, has been
instructed to provide ono Of his best
cold ;.cole:ions, which will bo served
byy by tho Calcdonaln Society for tho OCCASION. Fo.
two smaller tonta, to DO mado soryiceablo .as
dressing tcuts for the players, the Club ia nndol
obligations to Col. Lippncott. Moans will bc
takon whereby the visitors can 10 kept posted ae
to the number Of rrnB obtained by enoh side.
The game will commence about 10 i'll the
morning, and, with tho exception Of an hour fol
lunch, will continue until p. m.
Elevon Of the following namo1 gontlomen3 vii
constitute tho Chicago ado: Stewart, Charn
bors, Darlow, Street. Wright, Bowen, Ramsey
| TAurbor, Ellis, DR.. Harcolirt, Colley, WilllamB
Dlnniug, Porter, and Hartrick.
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cd tho pnrtioipnnts and spectators infinite am1so-
mont. Tho following hoorc will ahow how tho
mon Of uauoY YYora iofnntnl:

THOSE rEsKY LITTLE FELLOWS.
Tho blue Stockings nnd Dano, Woatlako t.
Ooyort'a nine played tho tlrst game Of Borioa
mt tho corner of LRain and Van Buron Atroots
yeBtorday afternoon, which waB won by tho for
vietors should bo addressed to James ForroBt
No. Lao West Jackson street.
Tho NcyadaB, tho 'ohampion juniors Of o
district not mentioned in their communication to
and boat thom, tho scoro standing 10 to il. No.'
CLIO Stato street Is the address Of tho NoYnda's
Secretary.
At TIE EABT-
J NEW YoRT, Aug. 3o.-Daso ball-Afutuals, II j;
.Atlantics, q.
DosToN, Aug. 8o4-Bago BALI Doatonn, 7 +;
Athletics G.
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HAND BALL,
CHICAGO Va. nHn0NTYN.

CHICAGO vs.. nnooHLYN.
Tho second Of q sorioe Of gamos botweon tho
representative playorn OF tho two oitioB will tako
place at tho alley Of Aid. O'Dricn, No. 191 Wost
Harrison streot, tomorrow afternoon. Tho first
gnno was Witnessed BY q large number Of ad-
'pntod that the attendance tomorrow will bo fully
euual to 1t.
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blowing u tho summnryt
1fmt-2:2on3 2:2o; 2:a2K.

In the second hent On unfortunate accident
took placo, which could not have boon vol
avoided. Tho driver Of Mitchell run his
eulkey against Kato Hazard's s11lkey, damaging
1t to suoh an extent that fcars Wero entertained
TINT 1t would bronx down before tho hoat cloBod.
Great satisfaction eeems to be felt BY all at the
result Of tho races. About 4, 800 people wore On
tho grounds today.
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o,gnol Ain atn}f4on -vblch i,,oot tbn bo.,o
whlch tha Co,nno,ioro cIai5ncl wna ~' Inn Rat
in tho world. II cost Mr. Bonner $4,000 to Indulge III
thia Ileauant slo nonat Vanderbilt llaa gyon up tho
M Mr1aa nt ose ioy Ii aoa ana ine bood o. tho
e ayo aad nemo tor fSnsaa Of ea
ohor. thcro 10 no rcauon ' why fi,ey sho!a not bo
friends. Tho rivalry in which tleyy wora engaged
Mss ne vy 1a g nat S9a 1
1na 9go fc ,xa 10 ,r o
nohinR Of tGe n taEsn nlacc Tho Breeders Of Tic
country can we'll anord to erccl monument and r.
serite on t tho nnrnea Of nonnor and Vanderbilt.
Driving on tho road ia popular with 81 who eat!
aq 9 ana tho aGsGs e. ~ o,rono sno IN
onr ta ratns o1or nnM or troto md wir
through vnacc mon ko Harper, isutter Smith, Wander
bllt, Kernor and Donncr drink at tho fountain Of
new lfo, md tho 1ntnss arc inspired Win Mon9hte
we throw food 9a sRa on @ sIG nom ar goc IT.
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TIC family % Col TaHaag sal sgs
consisting 81 ag o. seven meuiera az
suaecA irom saddea aad sever ,'ues
sfter tskiBg tea. oHe escaiug aa week.
aua have s.ac5 been u pnasriags e9u-
d8iaa. some Ct taem acc now eoavales-
cent. They were al in good health at the
time and ne cause 81 their Sudden and
singular Ilness is sos kaoWu hat ct tll
season Of the year pealle cannot ha 20
careful jn regard e. What lbev et aua
drink
-Oue day .ast vcas, 81 Mg. Ccofeg
lloIeomb and q gentleman friend were
dhviu. lowuthc hi0 aom tag Mott Cem-
e,erJ, d horse belonging to = =. Hand,
attached 30 d steel tooth rake me dssh-
ing down alter them without a driver
Nh. iIoleomb raiusd The horse Out of the
road as lar g.. possible bus Che rake being
wide caught the carriage. throwing the
occupants ont and and smashing uiues
generally. Ndhei~gas seriously Injured
which vas considered almost miraculous,
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GOOD DINNER ON MONDAY.

N AfotIF ~ ~ ~ AsAA VA +A h#fe' - - B.
II (NirgHs Condensed Soap. MuIium
in paryo.
This Soap is made on principles nither-
to unknown to chemistry Being literally
i CONDENSED SOAP, with more than
FIVE TIMES THE CLEANSING PRO
PERTIES OF any other product.
1t contains no ACIDS, No SAL or
CAUSTIC SODA; and we guarantee
that for aIl cloansiugpnrposes il equal is
not made.
Try il tor all effects, and we agree TO
forfeit WHEELER q WILSON SEW
ING MACHINE 70 any honest woman
who will say that &c is net fur superior to
any other Soap 70 be- had. and a.ltHai wc
claim Tor II.
II purifes all fabrics, without the week
rs wear 81 the washing HI4rhiue and
.ernbbing board and the finest i8eg- agc
by Il restored 10 cieaHIiuess without iu.
jury.
il saves lhrco-louuie oi Doe tbgr el
washing
Gafmeut, cleaned by twill acarmueh
longer thau wien subjected l8a weekly
rubbing.
TaeF are CLEANER and WINTER
than can otherwise be mad
Nodaus come eat 3f lad Iata as
HcW.
Washing. may Dc dtiel - doors wilb.
0ui ,treukiag.
For tie Laundry 81 well Tie eIeaBs-
ing 81 Milk Cans ava other lias, Greasy
Dishes. Painls. 0la.-, &l. j. j. unegnaii-
ed, aud has Wet eafHe@ The title gi ltiE
E lOU>E NlFE'~ BLESS lNG
Il quickly remove gaJMl, bronze.
printer nk, and 0lhe4 siaia. from tac
bands OF clothing and i 80 excellent
Toilet SoaP.
II contains superior e.eausa1 proper.
F ties ina clarified aud CONDENSED osm,
aad is absolutely free lrou Baggiie. Slick,
Teue Alba, aud she cheap rcs.noa aul
fatty matter. thar i9rn lasge portion
ii ordinary soaps
Manufactured by iAa NirH CONDENSED
soap Company, tl Harrison Avenue.
B0ston, Mass e0d d z rekia- Sian.
chester ROBBERS Ames. Factory P8tui
&. N. sykes. D0rsi 3eabr 30 caalc1
ianllY gfoeer.es, ele I3W
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Ienfnmr LIninlent.

There Is no pain which the Contaur Imminent
will not relieve, no swelling il will not subdue,
and no lameness which il win not cure. This is
strong Language, but it is true. Where the parts
are not gone, it's effects arc marvellous. 1t has
produced more cures Of rheumatism, neuralgia,
ock-jaw, palsy, sprans, swellings, eaked-breasts'
scads, burns, salt-rheum, ear-achc, &c, upon
the human frame, and Of strains, spawn, gals
&C., upon animals in one year than have all 9TH
er pretended remedies since the world began.
1t is a couuter-irritant, an al.healing pain reey-
err. Cripples throw away their crutChes, the
lame walk poisonous bites are rendered harm
less and the wounded are healed without scar.
1t is no humbug. The recipe is published around
each bottle, 1t is selling asno article ever be-
fore sold, and il sells because it does just what it
pretends to DO. Those who now suffer from
rheumatism, pain or swelling deserve to suffer
if they will not use Centaur Eminent. More
than 1000 certificates Of remarkable cures, i'm
Guiding frozen limbs, chronic-rheumatsm, govt
running tumors, &C., have been received. We
will send circular containing these certificates,
the recipe, &C., gratis to any one requesting it,
One bottle Of the yellow wrapper Centaur Llni-
ment is worth one hundred dollars for spawned
or sweenied horses and mulos, or for screw
worms in sheep. stock-owners this liniment ia
worth your attention. No family should be with
out Centaur Liniment. Price 50 cents, large
bottles 81. j. d, RosE & Co, 50 Broadway, New
York.
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MANCHESTER

Bradley \ BIackmer have a large lot
81 drst class cedar shingles for sale. See
their advertisement.
Il. II. Bryant our new ieweler, has
am advertisement IN this weeks JOURNAL.
ilIs work gives good satisfaction,
Maj Gen. Doubleday, of the regular
army, now stopping in Manchester, will
be present a. tie soldiers reunion at Rut'
laud
d, j. Bullard Of New York, stu
dent at Burr Il Burton Seminary several
years since, is registered at the Equinox
House
The Resident Minister Of the Neither
lands TO The United States Mr. Weston
berry, s spending the summer at the Elm
house
Five 81 the city officials Of Albany
Wtm registered at Nsuderlips Hotel last
weea. WIS not move the whole city
government Is tbs shady retreat sn.
pggnduttJ hy cool, beautiful air Of Yer
mont we could warrau, their acts to
give pel,esl satisfaction.
Fbe Manchester circulating library n
aeHei il Coy. book store, on Semi.
Hafy Avenue, sud die terms By which
PARTIES, whether residents or visitors, eau
draw book vii se explained by Mr.. Coy.
Among lhe recent arrivals at the
EquiuoA house not 10 the regular list; is
Young holel keeper We have not been
able 70 learn 81. name, but Il Is gratifying
Is know That the race OF good hotel keep
cf. Is uot likely to become extinct.
Mr WiUiams@ tho barber at the
i4ua01 saloon, wishes as to state that
ia relation 20 ihc challenge spoken Of last
Wtck, Tie money on both sides Il put 10.
rs ile hands ~ Str VIM II Davis, cigar
manufacturer Of AibAy, With City dollar,
faucf, ia case either party does not ap.
pear NIr Williams has selected BE-.
laan Ui,ou whom be viii display his az.
us0a sklll sbonld be prove victor
twill ba DE third time he has won SINH
PSI DONORS from New York State.
o. Monday ST.. Chas. johnson O
Nga Yufa who'll, spending the summel
Nigh bi. laniN a. VanderIips Hotel, ne
tai q Dispatch that 81. large stable
aluef s Twenty. s. and Ninth
Ateaae. WAS "a iire Tic stable con.
talaea o,et fiye hundrei horses besides
t4ss,s bay etc The upper pait 81 Ih'
HaaluE lisa been iiuel % iof Sd arngorl
~ one 81 lle military eompanie. 5, 81
expense Vi $1,000 Tie upper door
asre bafued wlth bay valued 3, sltt
gae harsc, and nearly az TIE car
tsees uere saved Mr. Johnson il chic
eaaea 81 lbs Broadway and TweaN
ihu3 s. ine q slsges
4 meeting q al the tbe soldiers il
ia.s ,e.a.tg who served 10 ll4e late wa
called "a mrei II the C0lbnru House
"a saturday evening u sia O'Clock, e
iae putpose cle5iing ofiieen aud mzkln
oii arrangements tar t5e coming re
aH5n Il Rauau1. whioA viii be ~ %
saa 81 srsal Interest There vii le
gst, atge algeBdaaoe sad nearly 81 IL
ga aGeers u omuaui viii he Presea
besides Gen nawley and aen. Defeps
tnoaf Size i.ee afzi0Fs ia America "
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From Druggists.

There is no case Of Dyspepsia that Greone'a
August Flower will not cure. Come % the Drug
store OF V. Grover, Factory Point, VI, and in
auire about it. III you suffer from Costivenees
sick Headache. Sour stomach, Indigestion Liver
Complaint or arrangement Of the system; Try 1t.
Two or three doses viii relieve you,
Boschee's German syrup is now sold in every
town and city in the United states. We have not
less than three hundred letters from Druggists
saving 1t il the best medicine they ever sold fof
Consumption, throat or Lung diseases, sample
bottles Of both free of charge, Regular size Joe.
93mY
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CAsToRIA is more than a substitute for Castor
Oil II ia the only safe article in existence which
is certain to assimiate the food, regulate the
bowels, cure wind-colic and produce natural
sleep 1t contains neither minerals, morphine
or alcohol, and ID pleasant to take, Children
need not cry and mothers may rest. 72m
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Boz. J z. Is1son and family have
5gti uiarued from a "trip 10 he Whte
Moaaiains looking IL ibs better Cor their
lsHat
=tawrcnoe. OF Manchester = shaking
81 afiesisn well on the premises Of Hon.
Harmoa Garfield II this proves sue
ccss others iu our rillage uf8 probably
follow suit
As tie time for thc reunion draws
ncaF tie old ss'litp begin to awaken 70
the magnitude Of The occasion, aad we
shall probably send a good delegation
from this town. itis an occasion which
300 one oan afford To miss, ard IS the e&-
pgHsc Is very small, ouly the bali fare on
tbe railroad, We b0pe an The veterans iu
the vicinity will 60. The recruits from
this town viii meet at The Town hall,
Saturday evening, August %, 10 make
the necessary arrangements for traaspor'
tauon, faiions, organization, etc,
THE warm weather in the cities is
driving those who can come, into the
country, and Of these visitors We are get
ting our fan share Among the arrivals
81 The Arlington House we notice the fol-
lowing. g. II Bsrsiou, Mise L, Woods
Miss II Woods, New York; W. L.
Tredwell Mrs BrowHell aud daughter
Mrs, Stewart. Dr. T.. O. jones, J Il, ST.
John wife aud child, Brooklyn; J. A
Fowler wife aud daughter, Euglewood
n. j.: j. Ileusied, Jr, J. II. Furgersou
Albany; j. W. Parker, 4. Haynes, Ian.
singburgh; T. G. Rodgers, Troy; Mrs,
NJ. Nahou, Elizabethtown, n j.; G. W,
Alilunore, Chicago; Or. w. Il, Maynard
Salem; l.. 4. Cox and two ladies, H. Nc,
Farland and lady, Fort Edward; ". II
iloyt, X. L. Nichols, W 4. McGrudcr, c
:. Lcwis, Rev ". +. Lewis aud Mrs
Lewis, Cambridge; ". 5 southwortu,G
Il. Rugg, W b. Wright, n MiIliHgton,
Bennington, II. b, Kent, Dorset; G. "
Ellis, Rutland
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The Venerable Arehdeacon Scott, OF Durham,
Canada East, says that he suffered from Dgspep-
sis nore than twenty-five years. but that three
weeks use Of the Peruvian Syrup fan iron tonic
has benefited him so wonderfully that he can
hardly persuade himself Of the reality and pe0-
pie who know him are astOnHhed at The change.
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HfH#F H@ntfFH
~ a aas A.
hasfaaEs EIagslelr
la .sfat IAa lsasrs 81 So t- d.
gaeass. ras.b 49,
lfpfs's
Aastsr 8araf8 8eB M9uAsgt
a5tEs sa fis1F IS it g.
Hss fsafss Ms- lHstff rzssfsa4 Atl.s,
sHHet aHsa s8s aHa $50 f48f. 81 BE A. Is p
ta ts iFssn saE hFth
ft4 sa. faeH@ a..
n EuH FHFnsta.
ts5s.ssat Manchester u..saaj HepB AaaisFF
a8aa# ass fuasft %
ssk. eafas MsH Asaier Ea#Ir1aa asi"t
tg aHetata ea.a aataf#ays &c % As #..
uaia EanE NetAA.
% FAeao
81 Uaru# ifagusar
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+s#fEH Is H.a8 - heH lafE Abaa9. ffaF
tmt Ae-# az ia 1i A. as
a 81 fasr5sI fsF aHaaa1 hlHla toE.
sl8 GaH atE94 d. "a.
f#4fets tf BEES Eass A.haay, IfaF. ha, ehsu
ssst "a a. q 1az, sre tara4r'i#4 10 V3
us
.Ets1NEE HasG GO sssEa e.asss 81 % 50 .. b.
E 4gEltE a.e# lf5w 3. d. to8n ~
Ma IL NFsa tfota a tas i'a'i v'.as 20
MS lsW 8I.c sth eHte SIS tht t,7s aaite a.
g3H I#Haatgsr BuaaftlF, lanAiss -
a# b st.sa fa.se 81 faglHg Paint F.stuf-
ASS Naaalsys fhart3aE- Am# ~lt-
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Among ibs improvements g0ing Ga
III cur iowns we notice lhal Mr. H. W.
kimow has builG a very nios fence ia
fnou. q hlsresideHee 90 Main street lie
has also jas, GUishei ,lc best Marble
wsis Ia town O.hcrs are talking Of i9l.
lowing Ais eAmple aad VS. hoie Is vii
nal so enA e. taik
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70 rIil Bu4KEls

AZ gdf lee ssf ~ many aaass ieluifss t4a
isag Iale AHa t9a mHt care "a ftstHfs Ersy
- isafd aAlsfats. ae Eafs prepared fias i5ss
ia saF asf sHaAt9a shssh va 4li4g ksd t1rf
taaHs 4cempflrh tLla fesait Is % easilt -
r..es ai4a pfadaees : e4iat aistgb wi esther
fab 81 saaa gG 1f "a DtugNsfs ff.es
klfIH Crete
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


The next Regular Communication 81 Ad1n.ram
Lodge, =. & A. ~, w.il be held on Thursday
evening, August 9TH, 1913.
f. J.. NlMAN, W. 81.
Adoniram Chapter, No. -, a., 4. -,
Next regular eanYOeati8n on "Wednesday even
lug August 18th, st Al o'clock.
u. Il. slM0NBS, Ii. =.
w, A, BLACK. Sect,
skinner Post No, "a, G.. s. H.,
Meets at The Colb1ru House Hall, Factory Point,
on the first Tuesday evening 81 each month.
D, X. SIMONDS, Commander.
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DRY GOODS, DRESS GOODS, ETC,
Factory Point, VI
THE STOVE, IRON & TIN TRADE

nHE STOVE, IRON q TIN TRADE
Journal Of New York publishes the following
vary singular calenlation
Fuller Warren & Co.. OF Troy have manutac-
turcd over Que hundred thousand Stewart
stoves An ingenious statistieisn has made the
following calculation respecting the quantity
of food prepared in them, whiohis truly wonder
full Each stove has averaged over five years OF
use. As they have been hieily used in large
familioY II is estimated that at least barrel Of
flour month has been required. This would be
six millions OF barrels quantity that would coy
or, stood on end, three farms, Of hundred aei es
each. completely with the barrels; II would fill
six thousand canal boats, occupying space OF
twelve miles on the canal; it would require 1900
buildings, three stories high, twenty feet front
and fifty feet deep, or both sides OF Broadway
its whole length, and Lexington avenue IN adj
dlton TO contain it. In single file, these barrels
would stretch from the Atlantic to the Pacific;
or, II maesed together in the highways, every
street in New York below Chambers would DO
completely filled. Baked into loayes, every fam
ily, and every man, woman and child in the
world would have at least four meals. All this
without calculating the meat that has been cook
ed, or the tons Of vegetables and other food.
FOR SALE BY
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IEefy Etsr Increases she popularity " IBIS ~
sable HAEf Preparation Abtcn h laB 81 nlsfit
siaue. Wa IAN assufu oar oil patrons Thai = -
Ksat fH.ig Hg NJ iic i,iah standard and y is the
uaIg fFliabIe esd perfected preparation lgf f"s
-tai8ng Hfay aH FtEED Htth ~ ~ 3nathiul
.szlr makHgis satl iHsifou- AID siitfn Tue
se4#p. H.s 4ts Hsa baHOuiH4 aliiEf a43 flFaHs IL
Fgraie. s eabisHe aud dsHafaH 4Hd - -
a4ala pHaard5es tuEfbt- tlf haf ffdtH iatbnH
u4s y b s4uuistfs aHa nuHuHhes tee haif
EtaHt2 ity itt nse ti.H helf sfWNs tiilakFf ata
stronger iu bal4Hss b fnstsfes thF eapaiArs
gs4ns4a. " their H8fmaI sRDf. hna vii rIfats
beH rf8ath eaarpfi1t ettfvgie uia sgF- u i TIE
fagsl economical hAlA DhE@sise etff ussa - j
itrffs ffaei applications Rna Hifrs tar hsif
s4.tet4td posef appearance. a 4 Hayes II
u hfstt ArsxyeT u 8sssachbasits aa8n, ihs
a5natu.slt- ar puro snd fafsfgiy Ssisrlrd ~
exa #rtt gHaHy 4aA I f.'ah der q TIE EasE
paEFslsslls Iaf e ihtfnaaa purposes
Dtagfs an bgLsss Hidaassa.
rBlCE 0aL D0tiAE
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SHIRTS, COLLARS AND CUFFS.
n. T.. POWERS.

EAST ARLINGTON, VERMONT.
MANUFACTURER OF
FINE DRESS SHIRTS, COLLARS AND CUFFS,
Wishes 10 call the attention Of the public - the
fact that he has nn hand tiDe stock Of
scorer AND ENGLISH CHEVtoT SHIFTING
which will be made up to order in the finest
STYLES. cut 90 measure, and warranted To 1T. Al
50. Fine Dress shirts made trVtn the very bts
grades "a Nushu. Every Gepte,pan van he
Warranted siuG ft BY sending the following
measurement ln inches, Size otrular worn slle
r0uu tue chest waist aud wilst distance from
center uf shuuidyr- along The arm to tho khuekle
at the Vu-t Mention the number Of Plaits IN
Bn.uu,. art. "a have stud OF -pifAis The trade
furnished vlgh ~ dress and bnslness ehris
SO short uutiea.
E.~t Arhueto Vi, July 10th, 1879 ~ yioE
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-07-31
wOODFoRD.

IT. j. Mallory is now head man in
Moor's steam saw mill. Evidently he
makes things work there. We visited
him few moments the other day, or an
hour rather, during which time he man
utac1ured with two assistants 400 feet Of
lumber. But hear this: Abner Gutter
field who has but one arm, lie having lost
one while defending his country, with
three assistants, ia +. 4. Gleason's mill,
one day last week manufactured 1888
feet of lumber IN one hour aud half,
which will by few feet rival Mallory in
proportion to time. However both did
well. Gleason is doing an extensive um-
Der business with different parties, he
having one order to fill Of 10000 feet
from Knowlsou & Bonesteel, Of Troy,
NY.
We have recently subscribed for the
Star Spaagled Banner, national paper
printed and published 1T lIinsdale, n. II.
at only 81 % yer year. 1t is well worth
the subscription price for the exposition
Of swindlcrs aud humbugs Of which these
reliable publishers make a speciality.
Messrs. Hunter & Co, do not ike 10
have the people wsiudled OF humbuged,
consequently they they expose these
/ dead beats Besides the paper which
alone is well worth the subscription
price, they present an elegant chrome to
every subscriber Autumn leave" or
Moss Roses free Of charge,
VIM r. Duuion has some Of tie lin
esl looking eorE ia his garden that we
have seen This season.
Misses Park hive distinguished city
guests spending The summer with them.
Fred Stone has purchased Of Chas.
Rowles the Moves bay horse, for 500,
seRLlN, \.
a iine shower visited tbi. locality the
9Th, doing much good
-Four prominent resident. of Berlin,
have died within the pas, nine months.
Mr. l. X Saunders III October. Mrs.
Whittord 10 February, Mr A. g. lail "a
MaY, and Mr.. Greenmau 10 July
We trust that our reverend friend
Nelson Mumforl has been (or viii Be-
rceugaged 10 On the past0rate orb,
Baptist Church
The pcs cork factory has commenced
work ID go9d earnest, aud i visited daill
Hs curious visitors