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Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1885-1890, 1886-01-02
GILBERT De BoICE,.

Charles Foster, the once noted
s~plritualist. IS dead in Boston.
North Idaho people are generally
in favor Of the annexation OF the pan
handle" to Washington territory.
Mrs. Mary KeysHeimuth q Pnilc-
delphia, recently deceased, left $4,000
to the Nashota Theological seminary
III Wisconsin.
The New York Fanciers' club haue
arranged to have a national poultry
show, redundant with rare attractions
beginning Feb. 3.
Richard Golden. the comedian, has
fallen heir to $4,000 by the will of
an IIi5hman whom Golden's father
befriended in Maine a few years ago.
The total subscriptions for the
sufferers by the Galveston fire up to
Monday amounted to S123, 53457.
New York contributed about S31, coo
Of this.
There are 948,O00 more women than
men in Great Britain, and the major
ity Of them cannot reconcile them
selves to the fact and all that it
implies.
The English ironclad C~amperdoun,
launched a few days ago, cost nearly
100000, ana is built entirely OF
steel.
The Missouri river has swallowed
up seven hundred acres al land be
longing to farmers IN Otoe precint,
Otoe county, Neb. lhe loss amounts
to $4,000.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1885-1890, 1886-01-02
GREAT FALLS TRIBUNE.
Northern Pacific Time Table

New Time Table Taking Effect Nov.
list, 1884
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-09-30

an n vasssss episss ssd nsny arr siided
ssd snamssle1 VIA various uaScsic 60
blsGo il nddi>kqe 70 The name a sAs d6nOs
snd - snnh<g * his lodge Ssrmouna-
ing go lsdiyt6usi bsocks and plscs1 -
on each corner srs ths four biocks pre-.
ssatsd BY foaS chaplain All ars n shais
marble and 90 each u sosrsvsd ths name
Of The eAsptss I'D IL o0osss Bst~ese
these blocks on ssch side are the four tab.
lets Of co,orsd stoss prssssssd ty toss
corresponding sosscilA I'll saiasbly en-
graved 9th appropriate eublsas ssd 10
scsiptisas. RssGiss % sAsss ssssss y "
ospssoss 81 Waldo nasb,a soapsssd q
pins dinswss psscea os Vie soush eide
IL the following inscriptions: "Nesat Cal
vary Coansadasy No. X r.. MiadIs-
bury. Y. n Napobsssss. T. o." o. ths
vess side 10 The iasoriptios; Ia boo siGss
siscss. Kiilisstos ConnAadssy X. Z. No.
q. kutlsnd. W." On Ne ~ side y ~
corded. Grand Co~~Asasry K T. StAis
Of ysr@oot R.'.E.s. Gao. W. Wing.
Grand Comnaadsr. On w north ssds
u ths following: "vsruont Consistory.
A.'.A.s.6.s.R.s. william Brinsaa,d.
30 Commandes.in-C hisi.'
On sach aide ars also carved snblsns,
etc.. appropriate 70 The different orders
represented. SurmountinG III 10 ths cap
proper 81 Waldo nashls.j three inches
thick. on which \ The inscriptions, Pro
ssDtsd by the Waldo Marble Co.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-09-30

H. Accosais9 Va sAs is&t d<lA sssAsnsss
ssss~d G<pssnhe !. 1A<m vsss sTs7. NJ. X
100 icss pr costs - e4s0. &C. 30 5cs1
sSd oss. belt ~ cssln casslss1isg. II
foas pss cess4 siil - msiurs upsal tnQ5.
sSa would l~ good hAsas u security for
ns,icpA back oifeslsiaun bot for The high
rrcmian q shieh They ere held. The
tos' snd ose-hsit per cent bcuAs s,ll ne
inr 10 1891. and are therefore uot very
de-,ssi'lr ~ backing parposs 70 mess
,he emrssney vsness pisus srs aug
se-'sl 4 nfrrn 10 the l.-se hank
system Is ne, rsss,dsd ~i,. favor. The ~.
iioasl bsak uass. have proved h b. the
mos, oDs,-.i~vt aud safest Al the re-
oest Doei,ss IL the AIrfscss Bsst<rs
Assoc, .,io1 Comptroller oi tho cnsreocy
TfsshsIm suggested for the rrs .d-ssiion
OF the nsini,efs ibs.-r lao qp..sions;
''iios rsn ,i..' l,ask. he resr0es frem The
obls. strsg q. i.s,ss tsostioi. ~ thu IL cap
Vel - l.,l... St.tas bonds sad j 81 ssisi1i
the poser 70 issue . thoroughly secure
ciscnlationf Hos eau the pssiousi hank
circulation br made. what IL ought 70 bs.
the elastic element in orr national currcn.
cyf" Az the corporation of congress u
necessary 10 order 70 put Any plAn 10 prsc.
.ice. The subject viii probably he one Of
the most ia,portsnt that will engage sttsn-
iion Al The 1est session
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-09-30
r.. a.s,..hIli vall.y F.ir.

Tuesday. the 6rrt day Of The fair -
rainy and there we're but fey entries. and y
nothing could bs done the fair vas post
ponsd and viii bs hsld Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday II the weather will
admit The prospect IL favorable for Z
large number Of entries In Ill The depart
mspts and there uG the largest display
Of poultry Tuesday ever seen on ths
grounds. There ere four entries for The
colt race Wednesday, and several last hol
ses are already ia town. 20 that The race
Thursday and Friday will Ill BE- likely "a
iill and the people will b sure 70 ~
some good trotting.
Among the stations on exhibition srs
Inland Gray and Young Hiland. the latter
owned BY Dwight Taylor Of Rupert
Houghton and Galashs Of Bsnrington
have Ans stallion and Dr.. Page enters
Black Foot, . standard bred stallion.
DR.. Clemens has Battenkill and : thres
years old stallion aud 8. E Thayer shows
zephyr. Mr.. Todd Of Rutland exhibits
st. Julian.
There are large number OF colts on the
grounds. soms Of them very fne onez and
W. II. Benedict has two standard bred
Colts. Among the fast horses present is
James D., the winner LOT the free for all
race last year.
H. NJ Bottom OF Shaftsbury has some
dne Holstein cattle on the grounds and /.
L. Scuyler has . 6ne Holstein bull and
grades. With fEe weather the fair will
prove great success
There have been . larger number Of
entries Of stock than ever before. There
10 40 increased number OF thoroughbred
which shows that the fairs have been Of
benefit TO the farmers. The weather Wed.
nesday was favorable and there was good
number 10 attendance for the first day
With good prospect for : large crowd
Thursday and Friday.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-09-30
Pr..su. Lit q Bo.dvsiie FAir.

Stsllions--P Walls, lst; W s Styles. I'd
Brood mares and colts C L Livermors
LIST; L Kelly, God; Sem Pierce, 3D.
Mares in brood 20 G Hall. lst; I L Kelly
aud; H H Burbee. Sd.
Matched two year old colts Il Savage
lst Mstched ysarliug colts : N r Hewes
LIST Three year old colts Fred Durbee
lss; + p Fuller, 2nd; G Burbee, 3D.
Two year old colts VIM s Slade. LIST;
P Burbank, Add; HI Stewart. Sd. Year
ling colts-A Z Clayton. lat; Geo. Gale
2nd.
Single driven-A " Prouty. LIST; A G
Coleman. 2ad; M Wardvell. Sd. Driv-
ers three yesrs old Geo Robinson, Let
II II Collins. and; FIN FArnum 81.
Working oxen Ave years old and over
John r Hall. LIST; L N vails. and: A K
Burbank. 3D.. Oxen four years old h
Stewart, Let; IL Kelly. 2nd; Wm Cole.
man. 81, Steers three years old n
vsile, lat; A O Coleman, and; G h Hsw-
ley, 81 Steers two years old : L N Vale.
lsi; wm Coleman, 2od; II " Hall. Sd.
Steers one year old Cephus Williams. lst;
B 3 Taylor. "a; II L Brnson, I'd. Steer
cslves "A o Coleman. lst; VIM Coleman.
2nd; n II Burb@e, 81,
Thoroughbred bull two years old = L N
Vail. lst
Milci ro~s Eugene Howard. lit: II H
Bnrl@. 81. Fat ca,,I. = Mark vaiIe. LIST;
4 o c.lrman. ana Yrsiling heller : A p
Graham. LIST.
She, y aud lambs Webster RAwson, /.
Foot ,srr y II Peek. 1; George Wheel
er. 2; A Hnld.p. s. Potato race E
Hall, l; A " Hul.lsn. 2; George Wheel
er. 3.
Maple sugar John 9 Barnard. l; q "
Barnard. q Syrup @ w Rarnard. lat.
Honey Herbert Johnson. lst; N c vsils.
And.
Turnips l. N vsils. l; ] n Kendall, 3;
OR Williams. 9 Pampkips x Bar
bank. I; 40 Coleman. 2; 9 b Williams. 3
Seed corr "A o Coleman. Buckwheas--
q Y Rugg. India Wheat-E 7 Rusg.
Pee bean : H johnson. Apples best vsri.
eiy--D Gall. Best Applss-C II Girls
void, i; q Blocker. 2; MI johnson. 3.
Pears 60 Il 0risvold. i; Frsd Hulsi. 2;
W II Burbee. s. Grapes J Parker, Il;
W II Barbse. 2; L @ Shstsuck. 8. Pluns
w Sheldon. !; Horace Gale. 2; A o
g. Pears. Fismish Beautiss-
II II Burtee. !; A J Parker. 2; Horace
GALS. 3.
Best .isd guilt By lady d Sc Nm.
wslssr Williams Rag carpst-As c b
Williams. and 2 Tisd rag-Nn @ Tsy-
los. Crochet Rag Mn Walter Williams
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-09-30

Tue Dssocstie party. ~ . party, be-
ssvss darsA 10 opsoiy attack oar Nstionsl
bankiss system. bus great many iaduen
VEL nsebsu Of The party have put thsa-
sslvs - sssosd - opposed 10 The banks,
vhils iss have b<ss hosnt epoush "a
seksosIsdes shss Il i ~ bsss bsnkins
syslsa ever devised.
rhs pssty cannot ioas svsds The quss
sics - ispostAat isGislssion viii b. ssksd
ios u ths ssst sessioa Of Congress which
will b Of vital interests 70 ths bsskr.
This lsgiaistioa viii b. sAked ia copss-
qusuos Of The rapid redemption Of Uritsd
States tArss PER csSt bosds deposiisd Ia
~ Treasury By the banks - security 10,
thsss eisculstioG. All three per csnis
hsvs sstsrsd and ars lisbls 70 b called
y = ssy tina. 10 The discssticn Of ths
lssAsasy dspastOSat There ere u pres.
al $50. 90. 900 Tires PER oeais outssAsd
ias. ~ Il y ssideot thai The supply may
saSily b. exhausted within The next TOO
ysaA OF thsss The bAaks bold about
Sill, CO... 900 10 W. treasury 81 ooliAass-
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-09-30
W. Z Il

established fact, that We are head
quarters for Boots and Shoes. Be-
fore buying elsewhere, It will pay
you to look over our stock. We aim
to keep nothing but reliable goods,
that we can warrant to give satisfac-
tion. We keep IN stock, = full line
of Jas. N. Smiths fine shoes for
ladies wear. Also . full line Of Kip
and Calf Boots and Shoes from O.
Kendall & Co., Of Athol, Mass.
These goods have attained world
wide reputation, and are sold on their
merits. We have q few job lots in
ladies and children's shoes, which
are tirst-class goods for everyday
wear, but are little tout Of style.
We shall sell them, regardless Of
marks, to close them out.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-09-30

speessi Easoy ssJss,et having En-
pfe~ssi ~ ardent desire TO fad sons man
.Lo sosiJ i<il him lace 10 fsos that be-
- tLs scsndsious occansnos reported
. lee sssts aimee. Gen. A. StoSsmsn. re-
sis~d liza usissd States Army. has writ
sss letter stating that be ssv ali. and
that Il 80 - Bad ~ reported.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-09-30

Ns~ Hampshire u one Of The states ths
Adnisistratsca has set ont 70 carry. In
'bs last ''oG year" election The Rspub-
lican plurality vss only 1000. A change
81 600 votes aad the aid Of The third part,
The administration apparently thinks vii
do the business. II has therefore discov-
.rrd that immediate repairs are nscesssr,
10 three usr vessels. requiring an increas
ior forty Eve days Of coo 10 the forcs em-
pIcysd ia The Portsmouth Navy Yard. o
conne. Il iss msrs coincidence that Thu
vii sive employ ment to COO men until
election day ooly
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-09-30

The question Of the removal Of the coun
~ shire Of Grunge will be the tssis OF a
lively contest 10 the legislature this fall.
The vot~ss Who favor IL removal from.
Chslses are divided in preference Is &c
Bradford snl Wet Randolph. but have
ssslly united on asking the establishment
VI tuo half shires. ono d each town. II Is
thought that The friends Of removal are 10
the majority and will carry the day.
With The exception Of Grand lsle. Orange
i the only couOty nov whose shire 10 not
on The line Of some rsilroad.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-09-30

Aitsr some unavoidable dslays and
much labor on The part Of isu. The last
stone Of The masonie monument on Bird
mountain. 1t CAstletou. i com.
pleisd- The monument which ~ m
isbsd juss 100 days from The tins u ~
6rss proposed. stands q N elsvstioa d
400 isst above The level Of ihs - and h
including The bsse. and ~ isst . inches
IRON The hAss 70 ths cap stooA Ths shah
Il composed Of individual blocks eostrib-
ui<d By master UsAops, 75l IL number
and ssprss<ntine 80 lodges from 10 States
and The Dcuiniou 81 CsnsdA Thsblocks
plainly eco from wherever the top Of the
poaniais y visib,s. II u II ~ Il hsigtt
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-09-30

Chaslsslon and other southern citiss
costiaus 70 b. stirred up BY slisht earth
qsaks shocks. qaIss heavy one occurring
eAsls Tsssdsy nosaiog. ths 2ist which
did sons damage. Virgins. The Cana
diaa vssthsr prodt predicts thai The most
serious disaster Of Ill Will occur Sept %
asd great damage done in the district
south Of the 3oth parallel Of latitude.
Dat thea Virgins 10 crank.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-09-30

United States Treasurer Jordan says:
II do not expect any oontractioa Of cur
rsncy 70 result from future calls Of 3 per
cssl bosda although do NOT expect the,
ncrs thsa Is par cent Of Tho callsd bonds
vii b. rspls~sd By national hanks With 1
ssd I IL pr csuts. These bonds cost
TOO nssh 10 n4skss and there would be
10 proat y tbs bank 10 currtncy secured
b. hoods Tor which . much would have
70 y paid Treasurer Jordan thinks that
within - mcatbs from date III . per cent
bsads nor Outstanding will b. called 10
ssd wdsened II Tho revenues Of The gov.
ssnment cootinus - d present.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-09-30

The somiasiion Of Henry George - can
diasae iof Mayor Of New York city BY the
labor organizations attracts more than "
usi sat>stion because be IL . different maD
isoo Tbs candidates 81 tho past and is
backed by shs names Of 10000 nsx Who
promise 70 support him. A his support.
m como very largely from ths Democrat.
10 party. biz candidacy gives fresh inter
~ V ~ nnnicipal contest.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-09-30
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 10. Isss.

We arr ! bad " na~ that n. 9. fss.
..altat Il lbs Worthwhile Ntss 10 also cleo
isi 80 Tbs sssrsl ssssGiliy. mskirs iso
.sstsn 10 ihs Loas~ ssd s.e 10 ibs senate.
NJ aestA sls psopls ssds great missile
SD saesId hsss essci~a Atkins of tbs Ar
gps ssi klssisy u The Clipper iestesd-
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-09-30

Tue Presidents order designed TO 70.
sir.ia the political activities Of Federal
ofice- holders continues 10 be d:sregarled'
The late Democratic Stsis Convention ID
Wisconsin, sothe Milwaukee, Ssnnnel re-
por,s. hsd number OF Federal Office
holder, ior delegates. while almost ell the
csncasrs which selected delegates we're
mani ulaivd either by Collector. . Post
master OF United States District Attor-
hey.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-09-30

Pssons looking ios bargains cannot
Afford to pass By our stock without
: glance Il the prices which we are
confident are = low a. good goods
can Be cold It. We have some bar
gains in Hosiery that you cannot
fail to appreciate. These are good
quality Hose bat > little Cd in style,
in many cases not enough to be
noticeable. We want to close them
ont, and will do 70 at . Ices.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-09-30

bro. Atkins feels badly since the receu,
election. He really expected that the Re.
publican majority would have been re.
dueed to 1900 or less the numder Of
Dsmocitic representatives would
have been raised to seventy OF
80 Disappointed in the result be scolds
his political friends and besiovs such pet
sppelaiions ~ fool aud lisi upon his pc.
liiicsl enemies. This may ease his mind
bat will hardly help his cause.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-09-30
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DAVID u. dOoLG1B EpfAfR.
>GTATB Or vRnnou7. District Of Manchester %.
u Probate Court held u Mspeheetegs within
and for said District on Tie Uth day Of Sep
tembsY. 4. .. 1885,
Ths A1qtsislsatross on Ne eetoAe Of DaVd
o. noslsy NJ u WinAall. y ~ District, u.
seassd, Dsupceed - yendes - heepent Of thsls
Whsysupes. . eeosios d Dail OosFe v - bold
tsict, On the ~ day u OotobsS 4. p, 1ooo. VS.
spointsd for the eyaninption sud sllcvanee 0f
s1id aeenusb, aed Tor lletStbattea " ~ setets
rsnsining o. such sstelsnSut; I'D ptbhcbo'
ticc thereof was osdsseA 70 be given 70 ~ pr.
Manchester JousuAL. hswspspSs printed -
: vi Manchester, three weeks SUCCESSFULLY pc.
10 n 10 the time % epp0insed.
iesv LOvxLAKD MUNeON. judee.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-09-30

The Wine and Spirit Rerier OF Louis
vile publishes call for . national con
vsntion Of liquor men. to beld in Chicago
October 10. 10 take some action TO rope
accusation and cheek the growth Of public
sentiment hostile 10 the rights and bust
ness Of she wLiskey trade" lit says thin
sentiment Is no longer 10 lie ignored, and
. convention is. therefore, called. Tho
call 10 sigu.d BY prominent diS.illers,
brewers aud dealers in al the large cit
ia.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-09-30
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

EAtato ~ IBFI FtQK.
The undsisignsd, bAvipg been sppointsd b.
the Hos. rsobste Court Tor he Distyict u Nan.
chester Commissionsfs, 10 receive, s1anine and
adjust I'll cl.ims and demands 81 On pePsons
against the estate Of
Levi Peck iais Of sapdos4s
In said District. deceased, and eli cIajms sShib.
tied 10 ofsst thereto, hereby give notice that
late dvslllpe house of The aid dscesssd.
on the oh day Of March nsat. from O'Clock,
AZ. until o'clock ?. r., Of ssid day. - shai
siS months from the Oh day Of September d.
1885. Il The time limited b. said Court for MD
nation and allowance.
Dated = SYNDICATE. This Oh ~ Of September
4 flaa
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-09-30

We are agents for +. O Pierce 4
Co.'s pure prepared Paints, and we
invite every6hb to inspect any build
ing upon which tAsy have been used.
We have cold them for three years
without : single complaint. They
speak Tor thsunSelves. We also keep
on hand ! full line Of Lead, Zinc,
Oils, Turpentine, Japan, varnish.
Masury's colors In oil or Japan, also
Brushes Of al kinds.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-09-30

Does your House Need ! Coat Of
PaintS Everyone knows that money
spent in improvements Of that kind
10 well ~
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-09-30

PsrnelI's bill for The relief Of Ireland.
which vas supported BY Gladstone. has
been defeated and parliament VA
prorongsd Friday. Meanwhile serious
riots have occurred 10 Belfast and The
police assisted BY troops have had srea,
Difficulty 10 maintaining order. The En-
eiish are I'll convinced thst somethin must
be dene bus they cannot agree upon any
measure ii relief.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-09-30
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

~ Estste Of 4. l.. MIuKR.
The undsrngnsd, hAvisg bssn appelptsd By
The Hon. Probate Court for the district Of Man.
chester, Commissioners. 10 receive, eIlnins sne
adjust al olaims and demands Of oil psrsons
against the eststs Of
A. L. Miner late Of Manchester
In said distsiet dsesassd, And I'll elaine sihib.
tied In Offset thereto. hereby give notice that ~
will meet Ter The puFposes afofsset9s q The kts
2ist dsy OF March nsSt, IRAN
O'Clock i. y. until I o'clock y. \.
on said day. and that III nonths IRON NJ 2lst
day of8splsmbss 4. D., t8e6. 10 the time limited
By satd Court for ssii cFsditoSs 70 pssseut theb
Dated q MsbeAsslss. tAis fist, Asy Of esp.
tsmbeR 4. p. 1851, asa N8
,os~ nA Il Oh oAxvlrLD. cesrs.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-09-30

Our sale Of Parasols and Sun
Umbrellas has neyer before been q
large = this season, We are 90
nearly sold out, that we are anxious
to make ) clean sweep, and will
give you ! chance to make
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-09-30

We have, :, nice line Of plain and
brocaded Velvets, Velveteens, and
Pushes, Satins, Trimmings, Buttons
braida, Innings, stay springs, hustle
springs. whalebone, featherbone and
and in short everything in the line
Of dress trimmings.
It has become .
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-09-30

Or Gseesey Depsstnsss y worthy
Of yoa attsolios. We havs alneGl
ssythisg Il thae Iiss that yos eAn oalI
fos. We pay special sttsstos 10 Fins
Tees aad CoGsss. ard havs variety
eaosgh 10 pIsass III tastss
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-09-30
Burton e Go. ]

Would respectfully invite the tho public fact that they
offering addition their usual large and varied o.
Dry Goods and Groceries Clothing a Caps and Gents Furnishing
Goods. tho complete stock of
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-09-30
TbtManfbtstfr 3Onrual

Ds uapxDs. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-09-30

We shall also close cut our stock
of Cotton. Lisle and Silk Gloves ct
prices that must make them move.
We are now receiving new styles in
Tricots and other dress goods, that
are good bargains, and, notwith-
standing the advance in wool fabrics
this fall, you win ~ that You never
saw them = cheap before.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-09-30
Dollar

BY buying : Parasol now, even II
you do not want it until next year.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-09-30

ii West rclnt. NewssAa. Sept SDnd. daaeh.
~ 70 NJ and Mrs.. v. 4 nise1
a. pwsst sept 1hA. sca 70 ~. Ard hrA
EAuara CsAsaali
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-11-26
A Brlght Boy Without Legs and Arm.

There are many who have to 20
through part of life at least with the
loss of an arm or a leg, and any one
can realize in a measure the privations
such loss can occasion; but very few
are called upon TO exist without either,
and very few realize the extent to
which human ingenuity can provide
means of compensation IN such cases.
Sometimes it seems as if nature gives
what aid it can, and when the physical
completeness has been denied sought
to make up the deficiency with more
than average mental gifts.
Such observations might naturally
occur to the individual who was ac-
duainted with the son of c. b. Williams.
Of Mendon, Mass. who was born VITA
out arms and legs. and yet goes
around the village and fills a worthy
place in the youthful society of TIA"
town, with promise of an active and
useful manhood in the years to come.
Tie Young man is II years of age. His
features are rather old looking for his
wears. and the expression is bright and
Intelligent. His language and look
indicate belief in his ability TO take
care of himself before a great while.
He is nearly qualified to enter the
high school of the town. and his hand
writing is above the average. In ac-
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