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faca: ~ must u. the particu ,r ,o.,, ~
The basl, was hidden; Int " ~
erlnc was not to be altogether eva ,ster Gath
VANITY, VIII YOU ever marry !. e,''eo'
now.'' i'l'e sadly; .po,
w hat goes not now mean, ~.
asked, WITH almost maternal ien uhe sk:e.
NOT now, SO Very sadl, sp,kenI 'efnes-.
e,,S n.'e , s'nnc 'ah.'y;s face cooked ,.m,,
s.1i - n, Just then-quit, chaueulaer.
was: ''1e girl san
Il wan. to live with You,
nuplose we're called AWARE
Called away! What Ito v,,,, ,,o
s'From the world, cl,il;.' '''eahF
vahlIy was stunned: then. in an ;.,,.
whole Chain of Incidents, vn;c gu Instant,
she had never understood. BECAME il now
CHILE. Every drop OF bl,r,a ,rtl = lltelh
10 articula.e: -e '''a 'age,
Are You goins: to deg
crime replied. 'Al1 the chsn,'es' ' as. Cath.
me. Yes. Vanity. am soinr r, ", We again;
They were sitting u,,t.a. a ,r w..
tree i'll the rectory garden. 4 few ",; seoar
before Vanity had hem 5l..asn,r t nhmaa lt
wide spread s,1mnicr ,an1ssl,,., t3, s,,. a.
the flowers, the bius, s:7. and ~ th, ssat Of
that stole by half m,pu, n"r,, ' ;,n. o'eezt
her own tranquility. IN, ta nl'sses o:
had been spoken, and the s,l~l..,er v,. WORT
all there unchanged; but Oh, how littlo w:
Ing was in it now! ''e 'ieau.
''What Is the n,atter2' she aske,, a. L..
Don't ask me, child ~ 'ass
Vanity did not speak a:.sin for =.
time. She was trying to cvmmss 'o ss
tuinult OF her thoughts. and ,rtst If an We =
restrain the c,stburst Of grief which " sh an e
impending. And SO she locked owav vu - l II
distant landscape, desperately contem ~ ine
with herself; but her eyes. AM, I'm . oasn
ing sorrow in her face. Showed ,Ie la sase :,
! struggle would not be long. ''''' We
1T is no surprise to me, Vanity 1,.-
had long warning" nave
POOR Vanity fought with herself u, ,,o.,
No child ever wept more artlcssly and I toIs
lessly; and il any doubt Of the .irys cana nep
for genuine affection had fingered IL n.y.
sisters breast, it must have bnnn .n,o - IN We
"What shall do:s the heart -sr,cke,, , ~;s;
exclaimed, after many other exrrpssio,ss 'n ~
grief. You gre my sualtiian-my teaclsr
my guide: l shall lie temple! AMIN !
know shall!'' ''''
She scarcely knew what she said: hut H.
ter Catherine answered her with a scr;o oss
enthusiasm which showed that tine word.
were not without significance in bar ears
Vanity! You have been given to M
was kept i'll this world for you. II have NJ
fear for you now, and we shall meet again. ;
She stIoketl the head of III, sobbing gri
and over her face, worn with time and sor
row and hidden pain, there came a look q
light, which neither youth nor beauty N.
health nor human fortune can impar:.
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the visitors had gone. linen

the visitors had gone. lien vent
down to the sitting room.
Sister Catherine was there. In an instant
Vanity saw that the interview, wnatavef US
nature. had been i1r1 Ortant Inc slstet was
deadly pale, and trees OF tea's We're y" "e'
cheek. r,
VANITY she said. Il must leave London:
Something has occurred winch makes IL
necessary for me to live far away from heie
in the country"
Vanity's heart sunk, and she gre" pale
now. She was to be parted from f net Only
friend, The next sentence, she 1elt sure,
would announce it,
Il am going to live in Warwiclsshire, in
small village. 1 have taken a tiny house
there in winch lived some years ago
Eyes" Vanity said No other word wou ~
come to her lips She realized what child
the must be in life after all, when the pros
pect Of being lett to her own resources 50
terrified her.
II shall keep one servant, and do what lit
tie good can," continued Sister catherine
''The rector and his wife are old friends"
Until this morning Vanity had M = h knoM
identified with her friend. and her sense OF
desolation was increased by the pang Of
feeling how much Sister Catherine was TO
her, and how little she was to Sister Cath
crime. But she maintained her composure,
and even answered with an air OF spr1ghtl.
49,
nothing.
Csc she said. '+hsss pleasant times an
Her manner quite deceived the good sister
who, disgusting her actual disappointment,
remarked, with something like unconcern:
''M course you would not care for cour'
mot carer exclaimed Vanity. "Why,
did you think Ut asking me to go With yong
II wanted a companion" the sister said.
And, in fact, Vanity, 1 am fond OF you.
But Thought"
Vanity would hear no more. IN spite OF
her self-control her feelings got the better
OF her, and she threw her arms about the
sisters neck.
II am SO happy" she murnulel, just like
q child II thought you were going to send
me away"
And thought, child" the sister said,
not less moved than Vanity herself: that
You were beginning to grow tired OF Sister
Catherine and her old-fashioned ways"
Actually, had these two women only dis
sembled little longer. each with each. they
might have parted for life, while desiring,
above all things, to remain togetheri
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CHAPTER XVIII,
MISS AND I TALK THINGS OVER

MISS AND TALK THINGS OVER.
"And now, DOCTOR" miss said, speaking
wares"
Miss" said, ''the young woman states
her case WE'LL"
"Do YOU like her. doctorM
''Well. you see, miss" said l. 1.-THE young
woman sailed very near the wind. Uncom.
mon near the wind"
Mss looked at me in All odd sort Of way,
her head down, just gazing under her eye.
brows-you understand touching her
lips with the feather of the pen, as of old.
''Do you think old Mrs. Hardcastle ever
sailed uncommon near the wind?'
miss" I said, q little tlustered, that is
hard question to ask me- You see, she is
an elderly lady, aud has lived a good many
wears out and in. What have we to do with
Mrs. Hardcastley'
''She disliked Vanity"
TRUE, miss" replied. ''But il you will
excuse a homely man, miss. when the pot
called the kettle black, it was bad language
and bad behavior in the pot. But the kettle
was black ell the same"
DO you know, she laughe ed outright; tho
most good-natul.ed Lady ever saw!
gaining courage, ''there was Mrs.. Neville
an uncommon nice lady-the sort Of q lady
for my noney-she was staggered at Van
ity's conduct for time.
Miss did not deny it.
''Well, now, DOCTOR" sllo said with a
sweet smile, but something sad In it, wan
ity has the otter of Tom Pembroke. A bril-.
liant Offer. A wealthy, handsome man.
Will she marry himT'
mot at first, miss. said /, .pondering.
she said about the statue. In fact, miss, I
shouldn't wonder If she waits bit Until,
we'll say, she can slip the statue away on,
the quiet. Throw it into the fish-pond, per.
haps."
"And then she will marry Tom Penn.
broker
IF she does not" said I. ssshe is not q wo-
man, and my name is not John Rock"
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VANITY HARDW ARE.
BIZ ALAN MUIR.

and thus, to make what was in action
long story appear in narrative as very
short sto,y indeed, Tom Pembroke made up
his mind to- ask Vanity Hardware to marry
him. He concealed nothing. He consulted
Maud, he consulted Augustus; the two adj
y:sed together, as husband and wife will.
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Vanity stopped. ,laud did not sneak.
Now, Mrs. Neville" Vanity continued,
In q somewhat stern tone, would YOU like
me for sister-in-law?'
II have told you,'' Maud replied calmly.
'Your frankness has not altered my mind .
knew all this"
"Vanity! who could bear to tell all their
thoughts! You conquered temptation
''But ought not your brother to know all
/ have now told your
'NO,' Maud said slowly. II do not see
$50 be it,
Vanity slipped from her ottoman, and
then crossing the room, she took Mrs.
Neville by the hand
=. "There is no necessity for him to know.
Mrs. Neville, tell your BROTHER he is good,
kind, amiable--I might have loved hin,
once. But my mind was made up some
time ago. shall nev~t love any man
.svanity!'
II am not ct for good mans love. I
know what an evil affection has made me-
how near it led me to be what in my better
moments should hate. Twill love no mere
Vanity, Vanity! you are unjust to your
self"
Il fave expelled love from my heart. It
betrayed my feelings once. It made me the
slave Of low, unworthy desires Love shall
enter my heart no more"
'You are overdone-excited, said Maud
gently. s'You think harshly Of yourself.
Time will soften these feelings"
On q small bracket in corner Of the
room was set statuette, woman with
downcast face and streaming hair, gazing
on cross which she held in her dropping
hand Vanity pointed to 1t.
''Strange that statue should be there. I
have looked at it SO often. It Is the image
of my heart"
vanity! It has been there for years.
''Speak to it." said Vanity. IBID the
bosom rise and fall. and the cheeks glow,
and the eyes light up. Tell the head to rise.
And when the marble obeys you. then bid
to human love as l"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-04-09

--rhs asanal parish nsstiax q D.
ysnss eAursA ~ hsld = The chureh %
f1nU1ny sssnisg ~ w. leiissias osAssp
as<Isd r. - ssspisg yssz: ysstsynss'
a b Ca ~ n n ptniaG o. y hea'
dss. CD vnsA Joss DssdsasA = =
xoston. II y Fsrsssn. y Q wscavorsh.
n CsseslS; 4 y Css6sld - aPpssnssd
sss,os vsssss, n II Dsniss. iaaios ~
IN: Z G wsodvuth. sscsstAsy; y o.
ia. sss~urs; sss>pla y scsvsss'ea.
u n Dsnias. 7 Bsrdstts. p wEansss:
sl.sraA.Ss. Y n Cssasld. c.B viasl. = =
vauhsm.
-oa wslassasy shsrsoos, April isl
ths rosf Of Dr.. HAskius' hosss 80 d's'
sovey 10 ~ On In, TIE ssishboss rushed
i ths frosa doos end found Il locked ba'
sis&s visososs pushing 4 - fosesd spea'
NJ doctor and wife had shoss time ~
lore rsssrssd from ride, going IN ~ '1s
~ door. Ths dossor vas lyiss 90 inc
l>spgs saA his wills Sas getting ~ vns'
- posadias aud Dciss y the front aoo'
- hoard. They sspPssed - vs. u
April fool JOKE asi vhsn The door cam
| 10 they protested that u sas too bsd =
treat ! mans castle 10 that way fT ID
- Of joks. They soon found. however
thss Il ~ no joke and vigorous edof''
vsrs made to put out the frs. Fore lcnf
time it uHs an sven contest but q last th'
nanss famed BY the wind got the advan
t.ss ana The houss W. consumed. but no
ustil The contents vsrs al removed i
vas fully inssfsd.
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Are You disturbed Il nights and broken
Of your rest BY sick child suffering and
crying with paia Of emitting tssshs Il 20.
ssnd 1t oncs aud get bottle o. Mn
Windows aoothiug 6yrup Tor children
tssthing. Il cures dyssstssy. diasshosa,
regulates the stomach and bowels, curss
Wind collie, soltsns The guns. reduces ~
6amatiou, aad gives tone ard energy 70
the whole system. Mrs Winslov's Booth.
IND Syrup for Children Tesehing Y pless.
al 70 the taste and Il tie prescription 81
ono D. ths Oldest and bsst female physic.
iaps and nurses ia The United stats, snd
IL Tor sale BY I'll druggists throughout thu
World. Price. Is cents bottle.
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,nA.rm,r1n. GxvsD

An oil phy.leiau, retired from practice
having Ind placed in his hands ~ ~
Esst fuJi. mi.siousl Z ti.s formula Of .
simple vegetable rem. dy fos the spsedy
and permanent cure q coasu ~, 4 ::
bronchitis, OatarrL. Asth ~ and ~ Unrest
and lang affection, Also |. positive an e,
radical cure for Nervous de'biiity ana 81
nervous complaints, altar b. wing tested
its wsnd erful curative powers in thousands
Of cases, has felt II his duty 10 MAKE !!
known TO his suffering fellows. Assua.eo
by this motive and desire 70 reiieve
human suffering. / will send free OF cnsIge
to eli who desire il, this recipe, IN Go vman,
French or English, with full direc VEN
preparing and using. Ssnt by mail ~
"a dressing with stamp. naming this paper'
W. A. MOVES, 149 Pover's Block. KocaesieT ?
" v 2l29lsow.
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The death Of Lansing NiIlis. widely
known from his loag cosssctoa vlsn -
Central Vermont railroad. took place =
his rssideoss ia Boston. April 9. fro.
pssslysis Of tho heart He ~ native
Of LAasinsbursh. N. Y. In early lie %
was Ia general trade. and afssrsArds ~ :
contractor ios buildins railroads, ana 70
the early days Of shs Vermont Csnsrsl BE-
came connected With that line y trans
portstion and ticket agent. living Tor :
time !. s. Albans. biz business ability
soon sdvascsd him 70 The general manage
ueut Of the road. He Vas nsss scsivs
q ssslias for this lias share 10 the
transportation busiasss bstvssn mo "ess
ssl ~ East. and 10 developing railroad
facilities, allowed marked ability.
A aaAzag of horse breeders OF Vernon
- called ii ths Van Nsss house. Barl'ss.
ton, April Is. ~ o'clock p. n. IN view
Of organising ; vaaDont Herss brssdsrs
associstios. u y ibsltsvsd that such %
organization. intsllesnur managed. woa'd
eventually rssuIs 10 ~ipa(sg back our
once snvisd reputation for bssediug the
best gsntlemans drivers and kEettsrs 10
The Union. II is very important thsrs-
fore. for oil breeders Of 6pe horses q %
present, y d the meeting thsrs viii "
presented . constitution and by.lsxs.tby
which il will " gossrasd - adopted.
The Vermont Central railSosd has ,Npdly
offered 70 aid the enterprise by giving 4sss
return checks to those paying full fare
one way TO attend.
The Boston and Lowell railroad has as
sumed The operation Of the 81 Johnsoury
and Lake Champlain railroad, - the Asen.
OF the Boston, Concord aud Montreal
F, silrosd. The authority Of the genera
"a, ces Of the B,ssken aud Lowell railroad
/. !, tended over the Bt. Johnsbnry and
Laks t,bamplain ssilroad and A. B. Jewet'
appoint, ID superi otHdent, With Office q
81 Johns sury. II isintimated thst TIM
movemep. has boon made with view y
getting con, vol Of tho Msatreal' Portland
snd Boston sad BY parchsss Of the inter
eat in that road owned w the Vernon
National hank .M st. Albans. and that
occurred II will l,s followed " the build
;oo ~ link irol q the Canada iiae t. Shsl
don, and another from Hardwick. npo'
the st. Johnsbury road 70 Msrshfsld, o.
the Wells River road, thus giving ~
Lowell . through lias between Bossc'
aud Montreal by way Of the Boston, Con
cord and Montreal. The movement woul'
Tins seem TO be hosti'Js TO both the Gen
trsl Vermont and PAssumpsic road
which have been fesde n . the bos'on 81
Lowell.
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Ne pvsn ios ~ hssvissl shaarisg m d
ssy -. l. g. Dsrss,l 81 pnAport ct
~ priss ies Ne Assvisse shsassag -
ls.b. he Ases weighing - pounds md .
essssa TAs psiss sos W. hssvssss SHEAR
iss svs sess 70 u. @ Bsrvsll Of hs'Apos@
The Deco vsisAiss ~ possds I'D ounces.
aad The hsAvissl sAsszsas 80 LAMB ssss
70 J. u. Hsnlis 4 Sos u Cornwall Ne
weight Of The nssss bsiss ID peands asd
8 ounces.
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II. c. Durssll Of Bsidpert. Who vss
svsrdsd sve svsspstAks prizes Tor shssP
q Yss Orbsw ExposIhss. = che sAns
Lrssday vhs tosk ths svspstsks priss s1
shssp Il The Csss<nnial Exposition ~
1870 sad the svs Arst prsnsums q The
stals fsis, lssl isil. Nr. Burvslrs Psaes
nsnsy 81 xsv Orlssos snosotsd 70 nearly
a. bslf of tho entire sum offered fes
prisSs 10 the sheep department.
Al ths fourth ssauai shesrisg Of The
y.russs Nsripe GhSap 6hsssins sssscis-
tsoa a Nsddisbusy lsss vesk. ths an
SPAR" ssnsl by J. 4 Bastolph : -
j M.ddisbusy. sAssrsd So pos0ds sns y
ssvcss. bsstisg ~ best pssv'ess sstssa-
Iiissssi rso~s h iye osssss' 80 sE'ae
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Aeoil is sure for Collie, Lame Back
Rheumatism. Bruises. and for 81 aches
aud pains il leaves other remedies wsy
back 10 the shade. To avoid the rush
come down before breakfast to Q. j.
Waits drug store tor sample bottle FREQ
Regular size. Is cents.
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Was ArrLIcrED with Catarrh and Cold
ia tho Head. tried many remedies With
out any beneficial effects. = last ! used
Ely's Cream Balm. Which efsctually
cured new. II. l. HILLIAaD. Dentist,
Bordentown, N. ].
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Fos FAHAcaE. Toothache, 6ors Throat,
Sxslled Neck. and the results Of GOLD md
iui,Amatios. use DR.. Thomas Ecleesric
Oi-the great pain destroyer.
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RAryenv Fcssr. w.. New. n, iAa1
Rrssxsy fwfA4w ~ On sewn .eiskts Al ~
ACRE VI iAna which lsst sesscn ses p1an>td vsth
sna produced fAif efop " pctstces. sn1ee1
thss year ons hun dred and tuenty teAkels ~
care ~ scusd cess. kssltes Ave kwsAeo n ~
cssa. Tia efer. ia tAs sscsiIeses 81 teAA oreis
aha slower, v nasurIxsseA. The lard vAS ~.
pared kn The asnat wAy Nc N ecAlieo n stee>o
N Anure narrowed Ia, snd In each hill emou
aaapiiiy ~ nssdlsys fhcsphAte was drcrrsa
when the corn va planted. Whale Dc ~
nnass-sais the eigec< u Gsod stable maswss,
believe that he rhcspase tsadea very meAsssal.
" 10 The early W ofcss arosih u NE p.Ass.
ard 70 80 . good deal tnte - nssA~s Aeesds.
n. L. wysAs, y. ~
l.avssss usswsh u Gers ever Wstssa ~
DER rwwu,
MArcnxssxn nsroy, W.. Nov. teel.
Rfadier Fwfshfo o. We used Rssdtsyp
Phosphate several years age on corn ar~ssa
applying u osls 90 the poorest coil III 10 eslt
Wksas " usedit scsn was ~ much bsstss tAsh
where "a assd ncus that The ds6ssssps epskt
be seen u . long distance. kiace hat tsss,
unii last spring. ~ have boon unshis 10 ~
,out Phosphate. and 10 the msantlns have a.
pertaentsd With several grsdes ~ fst'ii,ssl..
nd ssnersily Nth very unsatisfactory sssw q.
,oas agent. here Aut BY Il raised The iNKva
growth ~ corn ever rAised a. oar sssr, sesS,,
I'll the eAs, being large enonrh asa ~ SssM
tall enoush for sesd c,sn. We hsss 80 ssse
IL on grass lard - top dressitg ~ n ". fn' y
nsltsriuR resulta, and ~ have srfissa ~ a
conclusion from oar experiences hsT mshy seess
With various linda of festi'iEsfs this, ,cuf pas
phats Il fAs superior W al othsss. end ~ rh.st
lully recommend u DrssIrr ns"s.
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M.scuwrrs DKror, W.. Nov. lisa
px.lr~. rtrtl.ssr ". We sss1 hfsdsess
rk.schsss lsss sptins fcr the arst time. snn ~
- ~ Irfsrsusy ysaulfs, ttou ihftesn seses
N isrA cor hsn III which xM pAstuie. 80
s~A~sd - thosssrd busksis 81 sars ~ soSn.
~ 49, ssly 4 tshlsspccafni ~ NE rhosrhAss
= ~ Nh. B>sAdes making large kscvsh,
*. ~ o~.hsis put 90 crop ahead faly I've
$50. ss,iier tksn Il uould b<cn without H.
~. Ss.s nseA several other kiads Of feriihxsrs
Ia \. .sr toua. and with only fair rtsuss, nv
49, sassinr vour Phosphate ~ "a ncs hesstatA
N ~ranouncs \ 4 Il IA superior 70 any other IN.
ssrssr ~ have ever used. ana can chs~iahy
rcoou "a Il 70 I'll farmers.
nvsAssy's rhssphass - Wsss Ost Lesa;
BrasEsv Phosphate C0. Last sprstk picesnss
rp four Aerss u uoin out pes'sFs ssuu 49,
planted u vish corn. beicre paeuxnlnx ssss
4 I'll drsssiex Of bsrnyArd manuis sna 'aI ,nsa
~ ussd raised ~ the rate Of ssvsnv I'VE
sssAsis 70 ths acre. Oa portion 81 The sane
n,Se1. vhcre hen msuurs vas ased 10 shr hih,
hsrs usss pinsty -sight bushsls 70 the scrs.
a. anothsr portion of ths asms piece whsss
Nvsdisvis Phosphate vAs used. the yield 49,
80 hIndfed asd fouvtsea bushels W The scts.
Il ths quantity Of fodder where the fnospnste
- ned. there wsS eth more dldcssncs. There
hss.s 1oubIs the amount Of fodder than whore
~ Ssrsysrd manure was only applied. have
nssd two q tkres othsr kinds d fsrttnssfs 80
| n town With rather poor resuits. ana csn en- !
nhslioally recommend Brsdiey'e Phosphate -
beng III superior 70 any article evss before
uoea. - - sAvA<sassses
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o. Arsl.. csi.brased PHI

Correct tho fountain and the current
flows pure. That is Just what these pills
do. They reach the very foundation o.
vital action. Sold in Factory Point by =.
J. Wait
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Wesre's Sure Curs Tor lIeaves 10 inst
What its name implies. Sold BY 9, =.
Wait.
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We must tsll of shs great specific :
Huu.s kidney asd Lavsrl issseiy. y
never fails 70 cure Diabstsa. Dropsy'
Briehts Disease. etc.
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STATE NEWS.

STATE NEWb.
A couple Of Bristol men recently shot .
IA pounds black bear,
St. Johnsbury claims the handsomess
Masonic headquarters in Vermont
The Putnam house Al Bennington has
been closed on account Of high rent ana
declining patronage,
Coombs, the Westminster West are bug'
a county court last week, pleaded guilty
to one 6rs and was sentenced 70 state prs
on for three and ons-hslf years.
Grashoppsrs and drouth did such
mischief around Woodstock last summer
that six carloads Of bs,sd by have 70
Gently been sold tbsrs. brought from dis
tsnt parts.
Col. Rolla Gleasoa y seriously III with
pueumonis Il bis home In Richmond
His many frisads throughout the stass
will wish him speedy recovery.
Having used Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup il
nv family for tho last three years' hno
III i the best preparation have ever used
lor coughs sad colds. giving almost In
slant relief. b. WALkkh'
Gen. Com. Merchant. liS Light Street
| Baltimore. Nd.
The Gauss u The explosion q the Gro
ton mills il vsriously stated. Thsowner o
ths property states Il rs probably da'
y super heated steam, either the wsss
from ths middle boiler having syphcnet
into The stsss no or the glass not nav
10 Indicated Vie amount Of water 10 "
boiler.
The s.dsar 10 sos, 10 Darlington
smou.ts to 6S, 600 tons annually. A. sh'
bsrs& delivering u ccntain 100 tons, thi
'ivsulA figure up 60 boat loads Aoou
40 90 tens Of this coal is consumed II
Bsrli.eton. The winter has been unusu
slly savers and the stock % had . pres
ast y light
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-04-09

Hon Porous Pidsfers contain no cApsicAm
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-04-09

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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-04-09

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Health Removes" 81
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-04-09

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