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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-26
CHIOAGO,
THE MAYOR AND THE DlVES-MlLITARY
POST-AMUSEMkNTS
IBY TELEGRAPH TO TUE TRIBUNE

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CHICAGO. Doc 25-The efforts which the police were
mailing to rid the "levee" of State ST. OF the misera-
Die drinking resorts and concert saloons which have
30 long been permitted on that fine thOToughfare
been thwarted, and, 1t Is charged, directly By
Mayor Harrison. by the provisions Of oriin-
alice these places can be refused licenses by the
chefs Of the police districts and captain of police
recently issued order that fully fifteen Of these
depravcd rosorts should be closed. This was con
summation which Grand .Iurles and law and order
had urged for years, the
nIttcd ana nightly orgies sanctioned werc almost
without parallel BY the exercise OF peculiar methods
the captain Of poRce has been compelled TO revoke
his recommendation, and the Mayor has authorized
continuation OF the infamous places.
Three eminent lawyers, employed by the Citizens
Association, have given an opinion that the county
warrants Issued BY tho County Board are Illegal
The opinion directs that out Of each annual tax levy
the County Board must frs provide for the expenses
Of the courts and county Institutions, and that any
extraordinary expenditures outside Of these first liens
on the county treasury can DO paid in their order
Ihis, In fact, practically inyaidates nearly two
million dollars worth OF claims against the county
the payment OF which must, necessarily, DO long de-
layed.
rhe Patriotic league, which had its origin In this
city one month ago Tor the ayowed purpose OF COM
bapng the theories OF the Anarchists, Is acquiring
wide and distinguished membership. and the officers
Of The league aEe receipt OF numerous letters from
other cities for copies of the constitution With view
TO the establishing 5f local leagues.
The heads OF the various departments OF the city
have nearly completed tier estimates Tor the next
fiscal year. and 1t has been ascertaned that they
reed those Of the current year by two million dOars
Nearly one million dollars h asked for by the Public
WORKS Department alone 10 be used IN the construc
ton of additional double roadway bridges over tho
Chicago River.
The acceptance OF tho Haywood tract OF land do
mated by the Commercial Club Of Chicago for use
Unitod States military tract by the United States
henate regarded here as conclusive that the grant
viii DO ratified by the House, and that military post
viii DO established here within year. Tbs plans
for the proposed post contemplate the reception Of
full regiment OF cavalry.
Tho Hon. Samuel Patrick Democratic mem
Der Of the Illinois Legislature from the Tyentleth
District ded this week, and tho eG0ion OF bis
Cessor cannot occur unui ofter the organization OF
cue House. But ~ tho Republicans have clear
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-26
INITIATED BLOOD.
scrofnleus, Inherited and Contagious saamer'
Cared by Cuticura.

Through the medium your books received through
MT Frank T. Wray Druggist Apollo, Ponu. i became ac
ouan,od with YOUR CUTICURA REMEDIES. and take this
ouportunty 10 testify you that their use has permanently
red m of one of tho worst cases blood poisoning In con-
with eryspeas that have ever seen anu "s "'f
cans In our county take great pleasure in 10
Won this testimonial unsolicited Is by you In order that
others suffering similar maades may be encouraged "
give your CUTICURA REMEDIES q trial
PS wHIrLINGER, Loechburg Penn.
Reference Frank I. wray, Druggist Apollo. Penn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-26

eht accent without reference TO tho table Of changes
5ee7 It 10 o practice for the memory. Como people
suppose that the dude has not intellect enough TO
AXE up theoretical study like this. but you would
bo surprised TO soc how much dude reaily can 90
when no dcvotes his whole energies 10 the work."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-26
sCRoFULOUs ULCERS.

James e. Richardson, Custom Mouse Seworsans On oath
saws, In 1870 scrolous Ulcers broke out ON my body
until was mass OF corruption Everything known 10 the
medical faculty was tried in vsin became mere w'esA
Al times could not lift hands my head could not turn
bed was In constant pain. and looked upon life as curse
NSrele or cure In ten years In 1850 heard u tho cV
CURA REMEDIES, used them and was perfectly cured.
Sworn TO before u. s. CON- j. d. CkAWFohp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-26
sCuoFtLOUs, INHERITED

And Contagious Hunors. with tSss q sr AN .pt DuTI
InA soA externally and cUTlEC va hss1.n 81 "
formally when all other nodicines iAh' soHe ''
curtcueA REMEDIEs are sold every WHERE srss
csfTfcsiiA ths treat skin cure. 90 cts; VvIhSVnsH
s6AP On Exqpai,e Beaptllers 70 ets.' cpii'oAN W.
solY NPP6tF pf DkUG AND chkMicAL co. Boston
.,.,y,ss naehhesas. skin Blsmishss. and Baby ha'
mora use CUTfcU RIA SOAP.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-26

Stronger for whatJ More hours at INC ma
chnei More grinding your own Hesh and bones
into -four for them that's over US. MaaD. it's easy
to see yon mean WELL an / won't say but what you
know more than some that comes aroand what
you're talKin' about Climb we might. Pm not
denying it could he done, if there was time, but
who of us has the time even if she'd the will. |
was never much hand for coolin'. We'd our tea
an bread an good bit of fried beef or pork may BIO
when my husband was alive an at work. He cared
naught Tor fancy things like beans an such. It's
the tea that keeps you up. an as long as can get
that III not bother about beans"
In tho same house an old SWISS woman, who had
fallen from her first estate as Iady's maid through
ono grade and another OF service, was ending her
days on a wage of 81 per week. earned ia a sns-
bender factory where she sewed on buckles. In her
case marriage with drinking husband had eaten
no both her savings and her earnings and age now
prevented her taking mp household service which
She ranked rs most comfortable and most pro6ta-
BILE But she mad been taught while almost achild
to cook, and though her expenditure for food was
a little below dollar per week, the sayory smell
from sau cepan on her tiny stove show that she
had sonethiug n,ors nearly like noarishmeat than
her neighbors.
al try sometimes TO teach" she said give
some of nay soup and they eat IL and say II is good
but they cannot stop to do much dat Is fuss. All
this in the saucepan is 2 cents cents for bones
and some bits the kind butcher trow in and the
rest vegetable and barley But it makes me two
days. 4! have ientils, too, yes and beans. and
plenty things. to favor. and buy rye bread and
coffee 10 Sunday. Never tea OH no! Tea is so
wicket IL make hand shake and head fly all round.
Good soup is best aud more when one can. Veee-
table is many and salad and when make more
dollar buy some egg. But not tea, not big loaf
OF white bread dot swell and swell inside and ven
il IL gone leave one all empty. would teach
many but they like II not. They want only de tea
always de tea"
ode tea" and the sewing machine are naturally
nssparable allies, and so long AS the sewing women
must work fourteen hours daily they will remain
20, ths rank fluid retarding digestion and thus
proving.as friendly an aid as the bone" which the
half-fed Irish peasant demands In his potato For
tho West Side the story was quite plain but for
sucb returns as the Esst has to offer another paper
will be sssary, the second including the order Of
homes ~ we'll - the daily living Of tho worker
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-26
nNr TUE WORST CASES.

We have been selling your cVrlcURA REMEDIES ies
years and have the first complaint yet 70 rcee"os p
chaser ono OF the OF ssrouia ever 81" was
nrad nv the use of Ave bottles OF cUTiCURA REsoL'.
ENT. eUTIcURA and cUTIcuRA SOAR f"s s""p'"
the cake" here as medicinal soap ,.,.
Wv TAYLOR TAYLOR. Druggists
Frankfort, Kan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-26

NEW nav RACK ACHES!
~ Hack Ache, Kidney Psas and Ws"saes's. -.
~ n ness Iamepcss strains and Pain rcisrvean 'as
TS@ ml.uts by the Cuiicara Anti-faiA r'as'es'~
tw3 tahbls.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-10-21


Aassas Esmanas received 10 The tss
baps~~ al iLs Legislature yesterday -
ssaa. 70 % Cor W. II. II. Binshsn. III
democratic cen d.dsie. and eight ios Wbes-
lock q. ysss~y. whose name sss used 81
shs ssla Edpurds rspnilicsss without hia
conse1t a. ksovisdge Thal Judge We
~ voald nais ~ sscelisas sssasos ~
Gee dopiAA The only er~ditAhls ses q
il.s iosIors sisLs 90 The senatorial quss'
,lcr wAs ihs selection u 10 coed snaa v
receive ihs doutsfpl oonplinsni Of the''
Votes.
IL appears shsi the vote vas not quite
fen. sons ii members being absent or not
voting. bat Il 10 cossidsrably ialles thaa
1. sas siI years ago or than Il usually be-
besn. no matter Who tho csDdidssss vera
10 81 10 sppsrsns thAi The opposition TO
Tho seessos helped him more than i bun
him.
The democratic candidate, though -
s1cslIsnl ADD popular man. fell Zen votes
tslov The total Of biz party in both houses
The reason vA4 ibst some Of tbs democrats
preferred Mr.. Edmnnds The Rutland
Hsrsid veil says;
Taking ths vote for all in al. 4 Vas y
com plsts . triumph over abuse and mis-
representation - ever public man re-
ceiycd. II shows that the representatives
and the people appreciate ths character
aud services OF tho great senator and have
bot poor opinion of,he efforts. both open
and covert which were made sgaiust him.
I. has for three mouths been "a insult to
tho intelligence Of Vermont republicans
10 throw Al them the threshed straw OF the
earlier days Of Tho campaign. They have
horne the infiiclion down to this very day
with fortitude born OF amusement snd
ri,y, both Of which are increased by the
vote. but hereafter II the grumbiing Is
continued 1t will be heard only with i'm
patience aud disgust
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-10-21

Fsv. II any. subjects are equal 10 edu-
cstion in importance. and ! an pleased 70
be able 70 10Y that no subject hes rcceiv.
ed more thought and attention from The
general assembly aud also from the
thcuRhtfui people 81 The statA And !
veuture 70 assert that il has been . losg
hue. II ever. since there wA& more thought
given 70 sbs snbiect than Al tho present
time. and II u probable there has never
beeo pssisi vhsu there vs4 more. il -
- mueh. ssSisiy ard solieisads concern
ing il ~ boz. Ths importancs attached
70 tho ssb,eet is essy 10 undsstAnd. - 10.
tsIlissooe Of The masses 10 sbsolutsly g.
seaiisl 10 sbs prosperity and sxistsoos 81
cur form Of government and
il Tree insiiiutiona Bat Why thu prss-
sEs unusnAl interest," anxisty ana solicit
tndss The sasues 10 this inquiry IL fousd
10 - assertion Of proposition MOI pleasant
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-10-21
CRFELOVE A. BUCK s EsrAru.

STATS OF vxHHoxT, District Of Msnch ester %.
In Probate Court held at Msnehsstss With
and for sald district on tn i2ah day 81 octo.
Der 4. D. lSae.
Xn isstruaent purpertlnG 70 - The lsst viii
and testament Of fSssl0ve 4. Back. late Of
Arlinst ton In ssld district, Ssssssed. vss Pre-.
ssutsd for Probate.
Whsreupou session Of sald CeuN, v b hsll
81 The Probate once 10 MAscbsstsS Ii said Die.
triot on ths 9th day Of November, 4. .. INA,
was sppoiptsd for The allowance u said tsstru
nsnt and for III psrsoae soseeIned - appsss
dong, and public notice thereof We ordered 70
BE- given BY he publication hereof - She Ma.
chester JouHnAL, nswSpaper printed 81 San
Manchester. three vseks s6cesssivsly pssvtous
20 the time 20 appointed.
2S3w LOvEIANO nUNoON. JudGs.
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W EL L

established fact, that we are head
quarters for Boots and Shoes. Be-
fore buying elsewhere, it will pay
you to look over onr stock. We aim
to keep nothing but reliable goods,
that we can warrant to give satisfac-
ton. 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 4 Co., Of Athol, Mass.
These goods have attained : world
vide reputation, and are sold on their
merits. We have . few job lots in
ladies and children's shoes, which
are 6rst-class goods for everyday
wear, but are ) little tout Of style.
We shall sell them regardless Of
marks, to close them ont.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-10-21

Ia bis letter accepting the republican
nomins alton for governor Of Massachusetts
Mr.. Oliver Ames says; ITO guard the in
terests Of labor il 70 guard The immediate
interests Of the msjority. and protection 10
labor 10 security OF capital" II Il essen.
tial that labor and capital be united. Meth.
Or can prosper without the other, and The
welfare Of the country depends upon The
friendly relations between them. Mr..
Ames states republican truth 10 lev
worda.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-10-21
OOMMIsSIONER'8 NOTICE.
OOMMI6SIONERe' NOTIC1.

y E1tAte Of NANCy CuRTls,
The undersiened, havipg been sppeiutsd b.
The Hon. Probate Court for the Distsiet d Mas.
obsstsT Commissioners, V receive, sxanins sei
adjust sli clsins and demands Of al psrsons
sgainst the estste OF
Macy Curtis late Of Dorset
10 said District deceased, and al eiAins sshib.
tied In offsst thereto. hereby give notice thst
ws will meet for the purposss sfoisssid, O y:
day Of April neat. from . o'cloeh,
An, until O'Clock y. n, Of said Day. ~ that
iii months from the And day Of Ostobsv 4 D.
1855, 10 The time limited BY said Court for MD
creditors 70 present their elaine 70 " fos sAsn.
tpation and allowance.
Dated It Dorset. this End day Of October
aEoRoE \. WALL. co.,,,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-10-21

Persops looking for bargains cannot
AFFORD 70 pas By oar stock without
I glance Il he prices which 70 are
ccn6dsnt ars ~ low - good goods
can b. sold It We have some bar
gains in Hosiery that you cannot
laii 70 appreciate. These are good
quality Hoe but ! little OF In style,
Il many cases not enough to b
noticeable. We want to Close them
ont, and will do 80 1t loss.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-10-21

II VAS Pr,iltul Cleveland's postmaster
At vicksburg. Miss. that gave Judge Sim
rel tthe republican candidate for consress)
notice through Lis paper that the demo.
cratic party would not allow the district
to be canvassed by the republicans. The
senate rejected this postmaster, but Mr..
ClevelsDd re- appointed him. Comment
Is unnecessary
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-10-21
HENRY N. COLES EsfAYs.

a BrArE or vRnNoNr. District Of nsnchsSttl -
In Probate Court held q Nsnehestss, vithts
and for said District on ths 18th dsy Of
October, 4. D. 1885.
The Administsator NTH will ssnsssd % the
sststs Of Henry 4. Cole late Of ATlinstos - sssd
eount OF his sdninlslsstlos on said estate.
Whsssupou, . session Il said Conn 10 BE- hel1
d The Probate 0Ncs n uapshsstsr. ID eall Do.
sriet, % ne oth Day Of NovsnbsS 40, iooA vs.
appointed for the sysnipAtion And alIovspee d
rsnaIping on sush sssejsusnt; snd public No.
Nee Thereof was ordered 70 BE- 0ivss b ell per.
sons Interested BY ne publiestIos hsseee u Ne
Manchester youDlAL, . nevsp9psS PIRATES ~
said Manchester, three veets b6eees6ivsly Pre-.
s e. = 'A'''i Eo Y azsS'i HUssos ,.as.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-10-21

Mira General Grant received from Cha.
L Webster 4 Co. Tho publiAhen Of ths
generals memoirs. check for eI5o. 900
being the sscoDd payment % sooosat Of
The pro6ts Of The work. Ths forass pay
mspt vas oi e30o. 00o The Arm stats
that within lev months 500. 900 moro
viii be- paid Nn Gnss. Mr. wsbsssr
thiaks abe viii realise 5000 90 ths
vosk. The sales shll continue slsadily.
nsv edition Of 1900 having bssa issssd
recently.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-10-21

Our sale or Parasols and bun
Umbrellas has never before been -
large = this season, We are 90
nearly cold out that we arc anxious
10 make . clean sweep. and will
give you I chance to make
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-10-21

Nh Lsg Hsssssa. NE sssrshisk ed
tk4vsis = 90 II ~ condemned amess-
sss = c&1aso. s1drsssd dsnssly $500
nssAao - esAssenV sishs 10 Clsrusoos
hall Nsv Yosk city. Shs 80 rssslvsa
sith sathssisss. asd ~ dssssiasioa =
ths Judge and Jury vhs ooavisssdi u
soslnssd aaaseAss 20 appss1sd $500
and seais.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-10-21

We have . nice line Of plain and
brocaded Velvets, Velveteens. and
Pushes. Eatins, Trimmings, Buttons
brsids, Innings, stay springs, hustle
springs. whalebone. featherbone and
and in short everything in the line
Of dress trimmings.
II has become
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-10-21
Invested

We are agents for +. 0 Pierce 4
Co.'S pure prepared Paints. and we
invits everyone to inspect any build
ing upon which they have bsen used.
We have sold them for three years
without ; single complaint. They
speak for themselves. We also keep
on hand ! full line Of Lead, Zinc,
Oik, Turpsntine, japan, varnish,
Masury's coIors in oil or japan, also
Brushes Of oil kinds.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-10-21

Does your House Need . Coat Of
PaintS Everyone knows that money
spent 10 improvements Of that kind
Is well
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-10-21

The iree-tradsrs are Engaged in . still
hunt after clear majority IN The houss Of
representatives. A. yet they have shown
their hands clearly nowhere except in dis.
triots represented BY Democrats who voted
against the consideration Of the Morrison
bill during the last congress. Nine Of
these uniortunates have been defeated for
rsnomination in their districts. So far -
We have observed Samuel J. Randall 10 tho
only one Of the lot who hes held his own
despite the free trade conspiracy Against
labor interests 10 this country.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-10-21

10 one districtip this coustry. u least,
protection nakss sqasrs and 6shtiss ~
tue with free trade; in The Toledo. Tenth
Ohio. district The district bal bees rsp-
resented many years BY Frsak Husd. the
noted free trader. sho was defeated BY
Jscob Rom~is. Republican and protec-
zionist. ia 1854. BY 239 in ballot d a..
97l votes Hurd rsu 2l0O behiOd the reg.
ulAr Democratic ticket in thss election. q
which Hosdly received 1900 majority.
The same candidates are pittsd against
sAch other again a this election. End tho
issue there ~iIl b. regarded - isdicativs
Of The growth Of protection sentiment 10
Ohio. II l. DOT believed thst the younger
mother Of presideuts will 90 backward.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-10-21
Burton eco.

Would respectfully invite tho attention Of tho public the fact has they
offering addition their large and varied assortment 81
Dry Goods and Gcer Clothing HA Caps and Gents Furnishing
Goods the complete stock Of
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-10-21

Tho destruction caused BY The late
storm q Sabine Pass proves 70 have been
greater than 6rst reported. Over ons hua.
drsd lives are nov sid 70 have been lost
The foods seem 10 have risen upon and
swept away tho houses much - cyclones
in the Indian Ocean have often swept
away populous villages. Az Sabine Pas,
however Tho bosses we're apparently siiu.
ated 20 near the water and 90 Low that
they could never have been really sscurs,
and even An ordinary storm ~ liable 70
inHict damage upon them.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-10-21

Tho strike Of The hAokiag hoass wcsk-
sss q Chieaso formally ssdsd MOeday
afternoon. TIE strikers hsli 1ass pses-
Ing sbous o'clock u vhich bssvssa IA
90 ssd fl.wD ssrs prsssst prcpcsi.
tios 70 rssssn 70 vovt o. ths 10 hosr plAs
~ carried sisoss ssssinossly asd ~
strike declared = % ed Shortly altar
usrd NJ. Barn.. the Kaigth Of Labor
delegate. waited % Armour and aid ~
strike sas q % ed end thss she nee
would return 70 work tomorrow without
nakins ssy eonditioas
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-10-21

Postmaster. General Villas hss been the
recipient Of many impolits insinustions
or tho part Of working dsmocrats." b.
csuss be did not tarn the republican post
matters Of the country out Of once lest
enough. The New York !&sr. Aovsvss.
comes 70 his deisncs By showing thss h
has appointed nearly 10000 democratic
postmasters 10 4i6 working days. Or nors
than eiga ~s~y hour This y not . bed
record for . man Who never claimed 70 b.
~ expert hesdsmsn.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-10-21

The national committee Of snti-saloop
Republicans has issued 90 address TO the
Republican party calling for sid 10 des-
troying the saloon evil. The address
charges upon the saloon the responsibility
for the want and unrest among the work.
ing classes because Of the waste Of wages
Ia drink; ~ remedy tbs destruction Of
the saloon is advocated, and that until
destroyed the saloon ought 70 b crippled
BY every restraint and disability which Re !.
publican sentiment will enforce. and made
to reimburse y much y possible the pub.
lio loss Il causes. To this work. II claims,
the Republican party 10 especially called.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-10-21

President John Taylor Of the Mormon
church. vho. ~ith John Q. Cannon and
SCORES Of othsr prominent Aormous 4 10
hiding for fear Of The oficsrs Of the law,
sends out bis semi annual epistls. IN
which be nvss about The Ednunds ~
and rsjoicss that thoss Who ars ri Gov.
ards like himself hsvs increased 10 iAith
bscsuss Of their tribulatioss. People Who
hsve thought that tho Law ~ not enfore-
ID With suhlcisnt ssvssity nay b led BY
his remarks 10 change their opinion. Hsi-
TIER Taylor nor any o. his polygamous isl-
lows will evsr again b. allowed 70 walk
The streets openly. Tho Edmunds lsw
may b grinding SLOW. bat Il ssinds OK
ceeding 6ne.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-10-21

We shall also close out our stock
Of Cotton, Lisle and Silk Gloves ct
prices that must make them move.
We are now receiving new styles in
Tricos and other dress goods, that
sre good bargains, and. notwith.
standing the advance in wool fabrics
this fall, you will say that You never
saw them - cheap before.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-10-21

Or 0sosesy Department y worthy
Of yoa altenlion. We hsve almsst
asytAisg Il thsl line that yos cen call
tor. w pay special sttsnuoa TO Piss
Tees end Co9sss, ssd have variety
enough V please I'll tastss.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-10-21

Ths Bsaallsboso PkosMiE says: IN =
trss that ~ psopls 10 sct veal W. tovs
syslsm al sehsols. bat ~ rsasoa ehsy
desy uast il y bsessss thsy ~ sissid =
iscssased sspssss. ed nssasins ~
schools 10 soantEy disssists - bsing NAN
aes0 % more and noss pasuiassioss
basiA shsy sss growing - end 49, 60
sisst II ~ lssislatsrs u lee0 wants -
make Tor itssii lasiisg aad heasnbls
nams. il cannot DO bstass thsa sdd y .
sound soad.eonnisioa lAv, - sdsca-
aieasi nsassrs uhish gsasps tAis vhoas
ssbisss - psis Il y ~ Wy 81 thorough
rslosn asd rsoressiaaties. /"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-10-21
ubfMaa(bfslfr9 Onrnal

DIX stuosps. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-10-21

THURSDAY. OCTOBER Al. issc-