The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-07-26


week 10 their home 10 Stafford. bis phyn-
clan being unutIling thai be should remain
10 wsshing,on durisg tho heated term.
Sheldon and Sous. one Of the largest
produeirg marble firms in Vermont. nov
uss Al their works boilers employ 40
rDen and cannot oil their orders n fast ~
received.
wi.,sr's B.lssm Of Wild Cherry cured
my little girl Of . severe attack OF vbcop-
ina cough, when her Lille VAS given over
by the physicians aud al other remedies
had failed. Josiah Hoa, Keypors, n. j.
Frank l. Huntoon. formerly Of Rutland,
and captain Of Co H.. lst Vermont csvsl-
~ during the war. sailed Tor Europe July
7 for the beusfi, Of bis health.
BE-. Rollins, prominent manufacturer
Of ST. Johnsbury. was thrown from bis
carriage Sunday. and seriously hurt about
the head. One cash eight inches long vas
cut. l. Is thought be will recover.
Public beneiActors are not alone conhn'
cd TO the higher honors OF scientific re-
search. Indeed but few have done more
Tor the welfare OF the working masses than
James Pyle through tho Introduction Of
his labor saving PEARLlNE
Bertie, the 10 year old sou OF Daniel ?,
Cobb Of BrAttleboro vas drowned 10 the
Connecticut river Monday afternoon while
bathing with young companions. He Was
| unable TO swim and went out on some logs,
from which be fell into the vster.
In all diseases Of the nasal mucous mem
braDe the remedy used must be non.irrss.
ting. The medical profession has been
slow to Learn this. Nothing satisfactory
can be accomplished with douches, snufis.
20 wders, syringes, astringenss, or any 9TH
er similar application, because they are oil
rrit,ting do not thoroughly reach the 81.
fected surfaces and should be abandoned
rs worse than failures. A multitude OF
persons who have for years borne oil the
worry and pain that catarrh can infiicttes
tify to radical aud permanent cures
wrought by Ely Cream Balm
Hon. Levi p. Morton, republican capdi.
date for vice president, Gov. Ormsbee.
Rev. Byron Sunderland ID ,oi Washing
ton. President Cleveland's minister, and
Rev. Ira Chase. d. D., president OF three
colleges, we're all natives Of the small farm
ing town Of Shoreham.
L. G. Ellis Of Middlehury has just taken
to Buenos Ayres, South America, 10 Yer
mont horses, AZ merino bucks and ewes
and 100 road wagons from New York
The direct trade between Vermont aud
South America the past two years is ESTE
mated to exceed 500, 900, and promises to
be an extensive business
The outlook for the tile aud marble bust
ness OF Swanton is very encouraging. The
Barney Marble Co., which succeeds q. 4
r. L. Barney,i is composed OF II. l.. Barney
Of Swautoa, president; ]. N. Baxter OF
Rutland, treasurer; F. W. Smith Of Bur
lington, secretary. The fourth member
| OF the firm is prominent business man OF
Chicago The plant is now being put in
condition to do larger business.
The preliminary examination Of John
Keenan,, james Gunshsnnon and James
Condo for the murder OF John Gunshannon
was concluded at Bennington last week
All we're held for trial q TIC county court
Geo. Gavin Was discharged on account Of
lack Of evidence sgainst'bim.
Capt. e. H. O'Neil Of the schooner
Averill was struck by Burlington and
Lamoile train at Burlington on Monday
and was instantly killed. HIS body was
crushed in horrible manner.
The city OF yergennes was chartered in
1888, just one hundred years ago. Bart :
ford and New Haven are the only cities in
New Eogland OF an earlier date.
The 9th regiment will hold its first re-
union at Newport on Aug. 1928. during
the encampment Of the state militia.
W. W. Dawley went to Rochester on
Saturday and sold the Rochester House ct
auction. 1t was purchased for $4,000 by
@. M. Ford, who will close the house nn
I'll October. W hen it will be reopened Mr.
Ford also purchased $500 worth Of the
furniture.
J. d. Specimen has accepted the cbsl-
lenge OF DR.. Leverson Of New York to dis.
cuss publicly the question OF free trade;
and Friday evening has been selected, at
the Town Hall, Rutland. DR.. Leyerson is
q strong advocate OF free trade, add as Mr..
Spellman's views are we'll known, lively
discussion may be expected.
The granite business is fast coming t.
| tie front among the states industries, and
| promises 10 rival the marble products OF
Rutland. r ,cent investigations show
superior qnality Of the stone accessibly SIT
usted 10 the hills Of HarJsick aud Wood
barry, small towns 30 miles west oil 81.
Johnsbnry. No less than IL companies
have, within a short time, secured large
parts OF the land containing this stone,and
are rapidly preparing for active operations,
The building OF railroad is proposed from
Hardwick station to the gusrries,a distance
OF four mil 8.