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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-10-28

q. T. =. is "kerect' 800 will win.
W. G. Cutler is trying his hand at en-
cheering in Foote'S mill.
Henry Martelle contemplates leaving
for Florida the End proxims
Miss Nellie Buck. Of North Shafts.
bury, is teaching in District No. /.
The cold snap Sunday and Monday
was the seyerest ever known in Oct.
Geo Robbins and Mrs Henry Cutler.
illegally married, have lit for parts un'
known
Glen Kendall, candidate for land com.
missioner in Nebraska, was formerly a
resident VI this town.
Nearly every horse has got the epizoo'
tic, 1t IL said that raw onion sliced in
the manger will prevent 1t
Large numbers Of wild geese are mi.
grating southwark They probably will
caekle vociierously over Governors Island.
Mr. and Mrs Giles Harbour have
gone to New Haven, Coun, 10 live. Mrs.
Amos Aldrich, visited that city last week,
. The discontinuance Of the running OF
trains on the Harlem Extension r. r., is
a dSriment to coal and lumber dealer,
here, As the Glastonbury train is also shut
down.
Last week Mrs. Harriet HOLSTER Of
Troy. n, r., paid her farewell visit tc
friends and relatives In town before legY
Ing for Detroit, Mich. whittier she is 90
lag to reside.
| Mrs. Martha Evans, Miss Lydia Evans
and Mrs. J. W. Townshend, OF Benning.
ton, are visiting relatives at Ashburnham
Mass. Mrs. John Shaw. Of Wilmington,
is visiting in town.
BERLIN ~ T.
The Berlin Comet Band are about Il
have new uniforms.
"" @AN PANNtSNN i's aAAt 1NAi4 wv
tho Harlem Extension H. r. this week, b,
the receiver Of IA road.
--oyen Gamtell Of Troy will address
the republicans o. Berlin. Oct, a0lh O.
the political Issues Of the day.
Rogers is running his cider mill il
full blast He lately received AZ ordei
for cider from the proprietor Of the LAure
! house KAaterskill FAlls. Catskill
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-10-28

This Is be) ond question The most sue.
eessfu Cough Medicine We have ever sold
a few doses invariably cure tee worst
cases OF Cough, Group, aud Bronchitis,
while irs wonderful success 10 The cure
Of Consumption IL without 3 parallel In
the history Of medicine. Since lie dfst
discovery IL hiss been sSld on guarantee.
: tee, which no other medicine can stand.
II you have cough we earnestly ask YOU
10 Try Il Price 10 cts 90 ots. aud 81 90
II your Lungs ate sore, Chest or Back
Lame, use Shiloh's Porous Plaster. Price
20 CT. Sold bv J. N HARD, Manchester,
aud by e. J. WAIT, Factory Point, VI.
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The system Of the child takes 10 The
seeds Of disease more readily than the
adult. therefore parents should exercise
great care and net allow q Cough or
Cold 10 roo until lhe seeds Of Ostarrh,
Asthma, Bronchitis aud Consumption
are sown ia the system Dr \ g.
Whites Pulmonary Elixir Is remedy
well adapted 20 these diseases 10 child
ren. aud should be- used freely on The
drst appearance Of Cough or Cold.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-10-28

Why DO SO many people we see around
Us, seem to prefer 10 snffer and be made
miserable By indigestion, Constipation
Dizziness, Loss of Appetite, Coming W
Of Food, Yellow skin, when for rs cts,
We wi sell them Shiloh's NitalIzer, guar,
anteed TO eure them, sold by j. N HARu
Manchester, and by O.. j. WAIT, Factory
Point, VI.
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HAPPY CHILDREN.
How ta Make The@ -. Keep Thtm in
health and thry III take care q Tie RS.


AsAliA and thry III tAks care q tie res.
TIE joy a ever vel regulated beuse-
bold cones chiefly FROM ibo ehlIdrrn.
rboussua 81 aneeilouate parents 80 pet
take care Of thsir chtiafen. Throarh e.
norauos more thas lhroaEh sulpsels reg
lecl lbey suiisf them % lAll sleE aid die.
wbea knsW iadgs might have saved them
70 love and home. Or. David Kennedy
offers his 'FsvOtita Hsmtdy' sa smphsti.
e. ny 8 medicine ior The ehildfsn gentle
ih It's sctiou. contsiulnR ~ AsrH5af ~.
greiaeaig wA0fSHer, going straight 70 the
blood, which, uhen imparn, j. lhe seat
and source of dlsesse. "Ear0qts Rene.
~" il lbe friend o. cbiidhood snd shoald
Be tonnd 10 every nutsefy IN tie ls0d.
Keep Il To your s0use faf Yoar childreb' .
sake, a. well ~ iof your own 1fg it and
you will be glad sou saW this article
Make no mistakes The medicine Is
."Farortte Remedy" snl the propreiot's
name aud address DR. David Kennedy +,
Robdoni, " Y. One dollar q bottle
Parties living At 8 distance, Except TO
surRical cases.) hy sending abatement Of
their case esu be tfested VI home
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-10-28

SHILoH's CATARRH REMEDY "A mar.
vicious cure Tor Catarrh, Diphlheris, Can.
ker mouth, and Head Ache. With each
bottle there is an ingenious nasal Injector
for the more successful treatment OF these
complaints without extra charge, Price
80 cts, Sold by j. N. HAND. Manchester
and ~ &. j WAIT. Factory Point, VI
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THE KIT TERN or THE
Vermont Conference Seminary

Bssirs AUG. Is ~iih fsu ssd thorough course
81 tsaehsrs TAn scas& ~ nf GJposisfaseskf
adsssiages ard sxgaeasss - sa4sestigsGisy ~
saasi fsssrGtas ~ ~ Aafs al Nhseh 10 81 FOG
tssluess. fef iefs ~ for ho1s nsefalasss.
Pc bslk sstes. las teachers Aad stGdeH's Ave
- lhs asns ho9e. For eAi8iaKAs O. iug0rma.
ass sdasrss J. b. s0UTHwoKfH, FriAapsi
lifs AonipellsF. w.
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EAfToHr iaxr

Mrs. Wealthy Harris. who has been
visiting irisads 10 Ceatral New York ior
some moaihs, Is agsin 81 home.
Tbs Episcopal church 10 this village
kas bSsa greatly Improved b. the addition
81 iussh coat y paint
Several moEahoFs q tAe baptist society
hsre attended the convention II that BODY
shieA met ia NAiliagiorl lAs, week
Rey } A. seart piil preach Al the
Baptist church nezt SHpaAy With view
70 the psstafas.
Mears r Nymaa soa have leased
Their nArtie mlI u Mr. S. q. Bndges for
terra = YEAR, asI taen arr already Il
wogt patsing i ID order Tor immssiiAse
use
4 Cam, We dessrs throaeh Tie Joun.
aAl - erpFcss car tAAaks 10 car frlsads
Soc their belp aBd sysapslhy 10 vllliarly
uaerel during the Sickness sad death q
oas son
Mn sSp Mas JosN ID. WAR.
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p e N SIONS

Procured for sill soldiers disabled in the U &
,eryice from any cause. also for heirs OF decsAs.
cd soldiers. The slightest liability entities &:
pensions. PENSIONS INCREASED.
Bounty and nsw discharges procured. Those
In doubt a. 10 whether entitled to anything.
should send two Scent s,amps for our circular
OF information I" Address. With stamps SToD-
DART a Co., Solicitors OF Claims and Patents,
Room 8, St Cloud Bui ding Washington, d. @.
22lw
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So ciAL NOTICES.
1. o. of o.

Lodge meets every Friday Evening at 7;s0
81 odd Fellows Hall, Lugeno block, Factory
Poiat.
ON. HOWE, N. g.
J. Z. McNAu9HTON, Sect
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4. q. of a. It

I. o. of q. T.
Regular meetings on Saturday Evenings Of
each week, at Adams Hall
w A. ADAMS, W. @. T.
CARRIE HoLLIsTER 80 CT,
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open irom H.tosE=

Red Conc 4 Barton's new advertise
meut
Rev. l.. q Read Of Bennington eI.
changed with the pastor Of tbs Congre-
Raiionai church last Sunday and preached
,wo excellent sermons
We have had genuine touch Of vim
Ter sunday morning the ground was
covered with snow and Sunday night
water froze IN some localities 10 the thick.
ncss Of ono inch Bank up.
Town meeting will be held At Adams
Hall, ne1t Tuesday at one O'Clock. We
suppose every voter will he present TO cast
his vote for the men Of his choice, for the
highest Offices in the world,
The Ennico Goodrich Combination
gave good entertainment at Music Hall,
Saturday evening. bat the weather was
anything but pleasant and there was a
small audience present TO enjoy IT.
A Young man who works for L. J..
Haxley concluded 20 go into the fur busi-
ness one evening recently. but after ruin
ing a suit u clothes and disgusting the
olia0torics Of All the dseliers in the neigh
borhood, he has concluded that killing
h with pitoh.iork Is neither pleasant
nor profitable.
We will furnish 1000 siK.ineh white
envelopes. Of good quality, printed with
name and address for 81. 90, or one box Of
400 for 800 Ono ream 900 sheets,
heavy packet note heads to match, printed
for $3.50 We will guarantee that this is
cheaper than the same quality Of paper
and envelopes can be purchased at any
priating Office IN New York or Boston, or
any other office in this State,
In order to accommodate our citizens
ohio wish 10 attend the grand concert Of
the StAr Course at Town Hail. Rutland,
on Monday, Nov LIST, by the original
Spanish students, from the University Of
Madrico. concert organization Of twenty.
q, = artists. under the auspices Of the
Yoan Mons Union Of Rutland arrange.
meuts la ve lacn made with the Bdnnin'
ton A Rutlan.t railsay 10 sell excursion
tickets from Maj 'heter 10 Rutland aud re-
turn. including adm 'ssien 10 the concert
ulthrgssrycd seat, for 81 6a. The concert
viii close ID s,ason 10 return on n'ght
train
When a fellow gets DOT his overcoat,
which la. been laid by dnring the sum
maer, aud puts il on in the presence Of his
wiia aAa pills out u the pockets veil,
necklace aud gloves. the ownership Of
which articles d female apparel no one
knows anything about. be is placed in
rather an embarrassing position, and ys
editor WAS placed in just this fl not Long
ago. on coarse il vas too much for his
s,te 10 believe him an innocent lamb and
vet be knew he was After suffering from
abe pangs Of clear cotseicnes for weeks
Hhs truth came out A youag lady friend
- the wife 10 Nhom she Was iokingly tell
ing Tie suspicious circumstances cxclaim.
81, why, those are my things While
calling upoH yon last spring lung ny
strap in The hAil sad mRs. have pu, them
IA the wong pockets No ope viii evsl
kaos boz much ne suffered. and i ongli
% - = terrible lesson 10 the ladies not &
make their outside wraps 20 near hks
thosa II tie 4sn that such mistakes viI
eacaT
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-10-28

Richer ia bone and fat producing mater.
ials than all others Are Malt BitterS.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-10-28

n4sstsares a nVrGhss RAILWAY
mHfvE. tcrFKgsrEsaEF4
ausos - aexsrEagos, vKEHoxT.
r..t.. Lsss. Hss.h..s.'
eofHs SORTS.
fhtasH Aaeanzaastssar
$50 NN
eGafs Frefkf
49, sN a. kfFfftt
apixs seuTH.
fuss sss fsa EtF,ssa
lNF 49, EIFaH
t8vfs s.ftt Krgftss
stsa. Rests
natsss frsa nasssifo assshssssS pspstDsilf
q Atntgcs. - Frstos
se. rsa~s Fogsss. sfa~fsSs. e..
Hagg1er FroYrisfaf.
E.Ns ARRIVES Sc M4H Leaves iS GA.H
Esskes ss.Ar.as. ya-.aaaa. Tsaf@ss-.4, a.,
0hs VAR. ffspnatas
De AL .iss, 0saasss iah ns stage tsm
Isaases n.l lstrs - Manrhsstss es hanaays
Wa6sssssYs asa FrlstYs al a ~. ArnFlnK 81
aseshsstft psPas q u ~ y setsaH ~ hss
kstsssfss leaves MGashsstsf rtllraaS depot
Naae4ays. TAursAkys ahd kat@raAys AL ,, -
saftesaa - 1amAlns - . Fssstngsrt fqf
NasAs6asa AID TssnshsEa via Ssnehssasr vii
H. osrraea ~ tAt ADORE sAmed Psssss q ssasoa.
ahis rates,
rsva. ts~Sgrets IasAopAeyry, cAssisr. a..
LsKar Dams Froprstof.
Aru.s. 81 mssshssisr rsigfoaA depot hsnsays
aea1aadsys sH4 Frt4aFs Al IFH
RsvvksIss, lsstes Asaeksslei r.iiFsaa aspef
vsst4sys. TNsFssays Aha nat1Ftays ~ II A. b.,
sitter arrival 81 10 q a. =. train EeiHs hor,h
Fresa Las.8asa4rry 10 cAssaes
. o. CVRTa. Ftopusior
salts Cisss.
ssarl ~ falifata f0r Nee foff. Albany, TFuY
ssnth tmd Nsst ate ~ A d.. and 10 49,.
kA4Fa % railroad fer halAGdi haFlihEsgs
North aud BAst oaT.M
aakEyGtLg mail ~ stage closes a. 10 - a. N.
FJsr 8RFieR open from 7 az. tos seF.H.
asis frs. che North arrive ~ ths Poet eibes -
8lsfsM.
a.as fraa TIE soath arrive =, the Pos. ofsSs
all BIZ
81 ,iis far Psfa LaudKroye, B0udyills, gamAios
Ae. by stage, close at Factory PUint Postof-
So al ii AZ. Tuesdays, Tbarsdays AID Bat
afdGyt,
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Eer TAss5ags Clsxk szA IA vlH
Mr. 1li4a Ha.hsiss CASA Foose.iiy q
ksasAGsld, Mss, sfs eoesPylsE sAs Hosi.s.
zee hoas Acss fbs dept Faaeh = -
gfatsEeas3aa q iasif nrmerons ffsei.at g
Mkaxhssief
Mn G Woeicsck Las fetsfne8 ifpm
Frsitlsa.r1 who're ale hAs beea ios tbs
lass tee weeks tsk8DF esfe q her aaaea.
ses az3 hasf,As.A. Mr. and Ms u A
NalAes vho have lsea vcfy sick with
is,e' ss4 aiPihsria Mr walke1 y al y
aitssA q hs basiHeas his wife .
ssall uadsr she ireatnca, = ~ erAy a
Iirstiishoru
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soUrH LONDONDERRY.

"A diseonsolato Democrat predicts 800
snow storms this winter,
Mr.. Geo. @. Smith has just returned
from market with good stock Of winter
goods
A collision between two carriages on
our streets Was the excitement for Satur-
day evening, no serious damage.
The first oyster supper Of the season
came off last Wednesday at the Town hall
under the auspices Of the lady's aid society
MIR Frank Churchill, while chopping
last week, fell and struck his hand upon
the blade of the axe cutting him quite
severely.
The advent Of the railroad has brought
prosperity to the West River House. at
least one would think SO from the number
Of boarders there.
Mr. J. NJ. Wright, who went to Fair
mount, Nebraska, few months since,
writes home that he is pleasantly situated
and well pleased with his now home
Track laying on the b. d W. railroad
was completed to this place Wednesday
afternoon, Oct Goth, and about o'clock
the locomotive, Londonderry, drawing a
train Of platform cars drew up to the
depot amid the booming Of cannon, the
ringing OF bells and the shouts Of large
number Of our citizens who came out to
welcome the narrow gague. About an
hour and half later similar train arrived
from Brattleboro, both Of which went out
the next morning with large force Of
men to engage in graveling this end Of the
road, and are still employed at that work.
strong force have been at work for some
time on the lower end, which is now in
passable condition. Regular trains, it is
thought, will be put on soon.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-10-28

al asa wages shcP noFia q lhe siSas
kriaen TIE vpfk q aansirset2ag ths
aaz. has already t@gaa
Tia assi hsii q Esr. Z L. W1kez',
a. ierra q sshs.ai el1sa1 Friday "
proposes - bo}8 wlatsf term. pruvi3ei
snauEh scholars uill attend
News a lie DEATH q AlAen d Grape.
In gAcksouviiie. Pa. reached THIS plscs
lari ueek iie wss iorrnaF rcsiaent &sd
ihe remaias afe 70 b. brought bore Ger In.
irf1ent h ,he sryiag
Aonsr i gcstias pleaty about ths
stFsels only lev days s,soe 8 younF
49, 4 aellis smith picked Up ben and
: enc dollar bill. 90 owner Ca tbs same as
Jet o. saturday last George Loonais
lost two ESQ and iso one dollar bills b..
sseon the village and hss residence.
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Sunday, 2ith. young winter
VERY dry spuags and wells never
known 80 low
Mrs Morgan hotel is being fitted up
IN modern style
Nj James Kendall Is out among Us
again We arc glad 70 see him
Nm Melndy Johnsons new House il
progressing finely. whom completed II
viii be one q the bes. Ga Main street
The public examination Dor teachers
will be held on Saturday, November 9th,
al the Town hall Bondyille
ii. II RErSOLDs, bupi
apples are very plenty. so much 50
ths, they are drug At b. b Houghton' i
cider mill, who is rolling out twenty five
barrels Of cider day and a months stock
Of spples ahead.
Mrs Burbanks, lady Of 50 years,
died on Saturday night Oct 23d She
had lived with her ron, A. X Burbank,
for many years past She WAS the last
member 10 town Of the Congregational
church
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local Intelligence.

THIEsllAI - :. -
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SOUTH DORSET

We occasionally SEQ notices in the
JoukSAL Of the immense loads drawn by
Manchester aud Dorset teamsters bat thia
place has been neglected, yet We are alive
and have good horses and better teamsters.
The other day James 1obin hauled from
the Hollister Quarry to Kent 4 Roots mill
Lad Of marble Weighing 10 | tons, aud
also block from Prince & Cos Quarry TO
T. 4 Cas- mill weighing II II tons; and
all donelwilh four horses, and jim says u
WAS not a good day tor it either
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-10-28

Parsonage soon.
Nearly all the horses in TINS section are
troubled with the epizootie.
M V. b. Leach is improving the ireAi
Of his store by slate walk and Piazza
Rev. J. 7. DeMerritt, wife and chill
d5ea k.ss bsep in town visiting relatives.
ID ". bromley j. lssipe tho tounda-
lion for an ice house below The afcasd
bridge
I'd Watrons. Jr.. has rented black.
saith shop in Rutland, and will move tc
that place neat week.
Mr. Beattie. the cheese buyer, sAs Ia
town =, the various cheese factories last
week nAking purchases.
John and George Black, With The aid
Of dos. shot through the head. with !
rife fi.een grey squirrels last Friday after
noon.
"A bag turnout from Dorset, Rupert
and Pswlet were 10 attendance 10 bear ths
Hon. Mr. Hicks, Of Florida. at Granville
Friday the 18th.
George sinnAt'ang and @. g. sehooa
maker Of Troy, y. Y, were IN towa las
week On their annual squirrel huns and
net With good snccezA
Mr.. spink Jaokvay has FesarneI iron
York Stale. We understand that be hsl
quite stalks invested GA the EeSali Of ihi
eleeiioa ia thai state
john Aikns l. about b build q Rris
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-19
/ DIFILC4TION ~ BOSTON,.

THE CITY CASHIER RoBs THE TREASURY OF
1000 AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES EX-
TRAoRDINARY-ms TRACKS COVERED BY FALSE
ENTRIES.
Boston, Oct 1S.-John \. Woodward, who
for fifteen years the service OF the treasury
d,p,rtment Of this city holding during the last few
years the position Of cashier Is alleged to be dealter
70 the amount of $50 900. HIS first derehction was on
lime 13 1876 less than a year after his appointment
as cashier when he drew check on the slnkng iund
for II OOO but this he restored week later HIS next
venture was on January 1877. when he drew check
for $4,000 having covered me- tracks Dy M ans OF iis
fers from to another. AtYarous ZINES mere
after he covered deficiencies OF $1,000, eZ2OOO ana
1000 un te total reached SS2OOO besides some uc
tcences amounting To "A few hundred dollars III MS
petty accounts. 49,.
The sinking funds lose nothing The cash OF the city
account was tai ken bv Woodward and the deficiency i
covered up by these checks on the sinking fund. A
searching InvestigaIiOn will be made. Wood" ara VINO
has Isappe red about thirty years old. ana resided
al Jamaica Plain. He stood well socially and was not
known to Spectator exravagdnt ia his eX pendl
lures supposed 10 BE- bachelor; nut, since the
discovery OF his crime, Miss Amy KIow Ton, supposed
10 belong in New York PM ade pa, claims that sue
has been married TO hlD for two years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-19

$50, exclamation ana the young lady trippeu hsu'H
o,vav win her books IN her hand AZ the s''ue o 81"
eghtrcu-vear-od 'uugster was teh'ng US '"'"'' o.
orgap haildct that business matter ""uI Noep nun
rt tho ree, OF the day. TIC children met DIV appoihF
IN, no rded n ferry boat aud were soon IN Jefferson
N, ,r..~. tlcy found preacher and with al the
.,,oss ~ ful-rrowu people swore 10 love, cher1~h
"a rr,..rf each other. Later ln me uaN inc No,liI
connie returned home. ana VINE me N"u-- ,,,,1,
+, - what she had seen at the tx oson' ou'-
ycrn cxr..n.d 20 his father e nature ana
ri ti.. f. ilos~ That mad kept him away from "'i "
dav. \ rec0uciitr on follower. :. g,
The two nanacers of the insOlvent Ladies
Dorostt~ Boston were conducted 20 Gu anc' VIC y"
saturday rncy were provided win cell 10 the women
tie- and. upon entering f. hey she'd copl"uS an"
tears Nrs. Gould complained Of severe l'''"
Heart she SAID she knew she would DIE II ei' ~ So
drco fu % re- and. after receiving what words 81
f.- b.~ ,rieDds ami counsel could afford sem '' -
rbveiciau who had % late BEEN in ATTENDANCE W. -
hear. trouble The physician came curing IN -, .r
aud prescribed for her. A. the evening ""' -.
,,d Mr. Howe beg n 10 give up an nope OF '''''"-
bail Mrs Gould SAID sic depor'd h't i'''' VA va
-. ~, ,..r t,,o .ors Sic said she was WIDOW" auu
mad acted with an honest d sincere co'Vc'"n h pyI
f,-r,i,- the duries assigned her al the o'hA '"" 1
which she was paid quarterly bv tae owners VINO 'o
7r.,. ed Der WIN c.on a1l board sue n'' "' N'o"
~, rho owners OF the deposit We're ana ne IKE!
could src Oh. what had become of AT the moue' III
la been frF.u tt rte house o. hrloAil1r->.' W h..
cx.r..,-v suclfors tD8t rcr name ~HDud u'' "pi' -
=. t...,l I.r t... world ArS. owe durhL 'I'
: .urd ver~aaxilus Cd make her couIor'"oe' "'" "I"
a.. she could cor uer.
Gregory AGAINST Gregory was the title OF a
St T.1> divorce ease. which was varied 10y an eNelS
incident las, Friday Mrs. Gregory whose examination
tt.rtrt % llv me rema k OF counsel bearing upon
fle u,tter SIT mp IN the crosso listened with great
interest 90 tie c,oquy and kept uer eyes steadily h4ed
,-, I,r l,l ,aud'- counsel. Der bosom heaved wnen
,-a, r.,d uoan tne atg 'tious Of filtration and al
lerrb -uae TO stGe her emotions, sine rose from TIE
witness c.ar AID throwing mp her arms Win ur-
matte gesture and tone exclaimed: Nou VIII drive me
crawl " ulI YOU rob of that you have ruined NY
,lllra Ter. My Cod 1 cannot bear this Eugene my
husband save met cave met" These mpassloHeo
,,te~ar,-s produced a great sensation IN court when
vas III "a with ladies'. wite and spectators INC
a-orIzt.. apoeal 90 The husband brought him 10 MS
v-i.a,s.. II bent over her and did al in his power
t .,o II. .r q quiet her. An elderly man VINO nau ~
To- court also went ioI" ..'
h nl.bIud lve MIN 10 understand tlat ms "lIe' nav
inc sam 1o.cI him 70 her SIDE. DE- woud aIloW 10 uue
Else :, render " service 40 that TINE Inc Hiues ID
,rur yrle much affected hy the scene and some uesa
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