The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-06-17


ieaa and rspssrsd blood vessel He
iinesesd il coustose state until Friday
noruise, vhsn be disd.
For weak lungs. splitting Of blood.
shcrtaess Of breath. consumption. night
sws4is aud al lingering ocnghA Dr.
Pisrcss Golden Medical Discovery" u .
sovereign remedy. Superior TO cod liver
oil by druggists
DR.. Sunderland. Who married President
Cleveland a. the White House. Wednes-
dsy, 10 ysrmontsr by birth. He vas
pastor 10 New york OF . congregation
whore the members Of the Cleveland
family attended service. II YES due "a
this fact that Mr. Sunderland became thu
Presidents pastor At Washington.
A second attempt TO break tho safe Of
A. q. Parker 4 Son Of Pownsi was made
Saturday. The front door was forced
open aud The burglars tried 10 drill tho
ns~ safe Just put in. This failed and The
robbers secured only about dollar from
the money drawer
Levi r. Morton OF New York. through
affection for his native state. Vermont,
and interest 10 MiddIebury college. where
his father, brother and uncle we're educat'
cd, proposes to donate $4,000 10 that
college. provided > sufficient additional
amount can be raised TO found . professor
ship Of modern languages.
Hastings 4 Follsnsbce's sawmill u
North Concord. and the Boston aud Low
oil railroad shed. with 275 cords Of wood
were burned last week. The loss on thu
mill is Se000 insured for $4,000. Ths
railroad company's loss 10 $1,000. This il
the third serious fire At Hastings 4 Fol
lansbes's within year.
An attempt was made Friday evening h
wreck freight train on the Central Yer
mont line at Montpelier Junction BY fv'
tramps who had taken possession Of
freight car standing on side track ans
from which the station agent could not re
move them. they being armed with revol
vers and knives. After the unsuccessful
stlembt 10 wreck the train, the freight
train hands succeeded 10 overpowerinI
the ruflians. All Of them are In jail
The unwilling OF the monument !
Theophilus Harrington. one OF the earl
Judges Of the state. will take place q
Clarendon, Saturday, July 3. Judg
Wheelock g. yeazey Of the supreme cour
will preside. The commemorative I'D
dress will be delivered by Hoyt Il
Wheeler, Judge Of the United States dii
trict court,
"What We learn with pleasure We neve
forget. ALFRED MERCER. The followin
is case in point II paid out hundred
Of dollars without receiving any benefit.
says Mrs. Emily Rhoads. Of Mcbride,
Mich. Il had female complaints. eepe
cialIy dragging down. for over six year
DR.. r. v. Pierce's 'Favorite Prescription
did me more good than any medicine
ever took. l advise every sick lady
take it," And so do we. II new
disappoints its patrons. Druggists Sc
Iit.
About 10000, 900 Of logs have collecte
in one jam near Milliken's mill Il the 70,
Of tho falls, at MsIndoes Falls, and maxi
one Of the grandest lumber sights ev'
seen in that part Of the state. In SON
places the logs are so feet high. Betwes
200 and 300 men are 1t work at them th
week, and with good luck it will take u
force fortnight TO break the jam.
Invitations are out for the wedding
Mr.. Frederick w. Wilder and Miss Luz
Chapman. daughter Of Mrs. Emily !
Chapman, which will take place 1t s
James church, Woodstock, at II .. .
Wednesday. June l6. Mr.. Wilder is
native Of Rupert and has been for se'
eral years teller in the Woodstock n
tionsl bank, where he was won mar
friends.
a recent article taken from the Amer
can Angler attempts to show that I'll
taken from Lake Bomoseen, and know
hereabouts as pickerel, should be GALE
pike. The writer says that piskerel hsr
" ever exceed foot 10 length, and the
> weight seldom exceeds pound, viii
P pike arc frequently caught that weigh
high o. 10 pounds. but the habits ~
o appearance are very much like the pickle
el.
A rumor was afoat Monday that h
! four-year.old son Of William Sloan
I Stafford was lost in the woods. tt
. neighbors began search, and later in Il
= day many from Stafford village join'
them. the sea. oh being kept up al nigh
4 4 suspicion Of foul play on the part
= the child's mother led TO search near
( the house, which soon resulted in u
discovery OF the body in small oulve
under the highway near the house. II
head was badly bruised about the for
!. head, The child was carried into u
house, when Mrs. Sloan remarked "Yt
think did that, do your" She has sin
: confessed the deed and attempted 10 Col
J. nit suicide. The Sloans live two mil
9 north o. Stafford village
10 Glover there 10 natural curiosi
10 the form Of two maple trees, o
Z tree. about seven inches 10 diamet4
grows nearly straight; ct the distance
. II feet from this another tree Of the sar
lie hss grown In the form Of IN arc
This second tree unites with the first I
: feet from the ground, forming one perfs
!, trunk, which is no larger above the uni
X th.r nsshav NJ thosA belOv