The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-01-26

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Clerks mechanics travellers sad work
ingmen aad speedy cure for hseksehe.
criel. suollon iainis add muscles aud weak
lungs 10 the Hp Plaster oaly % ccnt@.
G, Temple Of Frsakliu has had pressed
sith one press 500 tons Of hay this fall
ADD winter. ali shipped over the Central
} Vermont road He will start the second
press ss be cannot keep up With bis orders
ior hay
Ely's Cream BALM is the beet remedy
for its purpose have sold. -. Hooker,
G. r Alden aud Geo Hill, Druggists,
Springfield. Mass
Granite has haeu found ia Castleton.
which. II is reported. Prof ssyles Uolt-
ed stgies expert pronounced the hand.
somes, stone he ever saw.
W d Lane. hlrisi who was burned out
recently a. Mildlehnry. has decided to es-
tablish himself 10 Rutland, and !, now
looking for suitable location for has
greenhouses
Chas II, Ripley Of Rutland younger
brother OF Gems. W Y. W Ripley and l..
II. Ripley lost his life receutly by ship
wreck on the coast Of Asia His sister,
Mrs Fisher, aud husband were drowned q
few years ago 10 the wreck Of the ASfftic
OF the ooast Of Nova Scotia
| Public beueftetors are not alone oonfin-
ed TO the higher orders Of scientific re-
search Indeed but few have done more
for the welfare OF the working masses than
James Pyle through the introduction OF
his labor-saying Pearline.
The employees OF the Lebanon Springs
railroad, Saturday seized the rolling stock
as security for three months wages. The
locomotives aud coaches are tied up in
Bennington and Chatham, and Mond ay
morning the only rolling stock moving was
an engine and mail car. which ran down
the road
Edward Perry, who escaped from the
Bennington county jail five months ago
has been recaptured 10 New Cork. He has
been sentenced for being pickpocket,
and was captured by Inspector Byrne's
force almost by accident.
Hon Halsey j. Boardman, President OF
the Massachusetts senate, was born at
Norwich, Windsor county, May, 49, 1884.
He prepared for college at Thetford Acad.
envy aud graduated at Dartmouth College
10 the class Of 1858. He is a lawyer and
has praciised his profession in Boston for
% years
Hon. Edmund IL Bennett has been in.
vited to be the orator at the $50 snniver-
sary of the settlement of Taunton, Mass,
on June 4. 1889. Judge Bennett is son
Of Hon. Milo l.. Bennett, long Judge OF
the Supreme Court Of Vermont, and was
born In Manchester. He has resided in
Taunton about 40 years, and is Judge OF
Probate there; but he keeps o law Office in
Boston and is dean of the Boston Uniyer-
siiy Law School.
A fire originating in the boot and shoe
OF Chas. Frost, at Saxton's River, Sunday
destroyed the building and stock
with the furniture OF tenant overhead
named Bugbee Mr.. Frosts loss is $4,000;
insured for 50. 900, Mr.. Bugbee's loss is !
81, 200, no insurance. Leonard Blake's 9
dwelling, near by, was also destroyed.
Loss, $1,000; partially insured. :,
Mrs. Mary Mann, aged 102 years and |.
two months, died at Fairlee, on Jan. Is il
Mrs. Mann was the widow OF Nathaniel !
Mann. Her father was Jonathan Mason a
one of the early settlers of Lyme. N. H =
Mrs. Mann distinctly remembered Capt G
Morris first steamboat on the Connecticut I
river years before Fulton launched the
Clermont on the Hudson. On her wedding
tour, when only 10, she took ride on ,
Capt. Morris steam dugout, four years be. l
lore Fulton claimed the invention.
A Bradford dispatch of the ID says The q
Vermont copper mines we're bid off at auc.
ton yesterday by +. M. F. Casin Of New !
York for 500. 900. Two thousand dollars D
was put mp as forfeit. Casin was manager !
Of the Vermont Copper company in 1882 a
The property includes 1900 acres OF land, .
IN extensive snphuret of copper mine Il
capable Of producing 100000 pounds Of !,
copper per acre. At one time it was the Ip
second mine In productiveness in the U. !
s. There are "a smelling furnaces in the a
building which is 700 feet long, concern !
ration mill. GS dwelling houses, a store,
Jaw mill, 20 otter buildings, $50 horse h
power hnisiipg eDgiue, four smaller en-. Y
,ines, aud 40 immense amount OF macbin i
Try, tools, etc In 1880 81 900 900 was OF b
erred for the property Ii then employed ii
700 hands. Cssin proposes TO start mining y
Is sooa Is the water i. pumped out Of the 81
nine There is great rejoicing at Vershire :
nd West FaIrlee 4
At meeting Of Ohio wool growers
Tuesday, resolutions were adopted which
'eci,e tia, the wool growing industry Of
be United States requires protection as
svorable as that OF 1867, under the con-
litioas ihen existing. endorse the seized
lie OF duties agreed upon by the recent
conference at Washington, and demand
Is enactment and its continuance as long
5 IL will accomplish the purpose desired.
What Am I to Do?
The symptoms Of Biliousness are un-
spily bat too well known. They differ
b different individuals TO some extent.
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