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Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-09-14
The Silly Slleep!

By the census of 1880 we find that in
that year the country produced in finish
ed woolen fabrics of all kinds the follow
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-10-04


Mr.. l. r. Sayder attended the W
q. r U held 81 Railsnd last ueek
Mi. Ella, WEIGH. formerly Of Dors,
bat nos Of Sars,oss IL visiting 10 town.
Mrs. q N SYKES attended The mis-
s'oosry m~~siog 81 b. Albsns Ias, ussk.
John sb.ld.s spd Fr~d rsnlsy have
eouneuced m.lias eila II the Wall
place.
Quits . uuabsr oi bossJers IL s.ad 10
stasia iLrcash os'cber ~ wsAhinaion
Hotel
Mr. Chss. Field vent 10 Chicago
lee, s~sk TO spsad The sins<r vish her
dssshiss
-Df X l. Dusnisg add n. Mewais
sssesd.d the Mssopie fasrrsi d Ariisgsos
Saturday
Home Mission s~.i1e circle viii msss
silh M,. Dastiss Thursday si,ernooa Of
THE we~k
The iaiaas isash,er Of Mr. and Mrs
sslsssas Mswsia ~ss buried lest Thuo,
day sf,srncon
--Ass. r. i. Pf.ii 9Th Mr. G b Kent
s,tsndei the Installation Of u y NJ l.
s<.ersEoe .; Bsanineioa Csatre.
--Miss Nellie Sheldon Of Rspsst aid
Mis- Jalis Bssbs Of Sparta Wis. we're
visiting rslssivm u ponss rscsasiy.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-10-04
STATE NEWS.

AT West Barnet three year old boy re
Gently fell into water tub and was drown.
ed.
Record Of merit THE popular praise &C.
corded TO Lsxador by reason Of its wonder
ful worth rs household remedy.
A tramp, stealing ride. made the trip
from Rutland TO Bellows Falls recently on
the COW catcher Of the night express en-.
CINE.
What . grand. great country this is with
its vast territory, its big rivers, its pretty
women. and it's veni yidi Wei cure-Sal-
walton Oil.
MIR. Torrance, night watchman 1t the
Pavilion. Montpelier, was caught in the
door VI Al elevator on Friday night. and
crushed 30 badly that he died ia . few
minute
Il Is bliud confidence to suppose your
sell incapable Of mistake. 1t is serious
biunder to refuse TO take Bulls Cough Syr.
up when you even suspect you have taken
cold
Henry Staples and Chas. Carpenter, two
Bradford carpenters, fell from 3 50 feet
staging on Saturday. and both we're ser.
iously. II not fatally, injured.
II you select good and healthy food for
your family. you should also look 10 the
welfare Of your baby. For all troubles Of
early childhood nothing is better than Dr..
Bulls Baby Syrup.
Thomas Smith. for six years keeper Ct
the Honse Of Correction, died At the family
home ia Mt. Hollsy. early on Friday morn.
log. aged 2s.
Nathan Plammsr Of Auburn N. H., SAYS
that he has used Wistsrs BAlsam OF Wild
Cherry 10 his practice for mora than ten
years. and 6nds II the most efIectual rene
dy within his knowledge. He recommends
II With great confidence TO those subject 70
coughs and pulmonary complaints.
Lie. Tower was found dead in . maple
grove near South Royalton the other nigh,
House cleaning. The best thing ever pro |
d uoed for this and I'll kindred purposes is
PYLE 8 PEARLINE. II makes the house
keeper do The work more satisfactorily 10 |
less than bali The usual time without the
aid Of soap. or snytLiue else. and its great
vslue 10 the kitchen and laundry Is attract
ing vide spread attention. Sold BY gro
csrs every wbere. but beware Of vile imi,s-
Ions With names thst sound like Pesrlipe.
The rectory Of H. PAui's church Yer.
geoDes VAS damaged $500 by fire and Va.
ler MoodAy afternoon.
have been great sufferer from cstsrrh
Ios 10 years; bad II very bal. could hardly
,festh. Some nights could not sleep
bad to walk the Door purchased Ely's
Cream Balm snd am nsing II freely. Il 10
Sorking enre surely. have advised
'sversl irisnds 10 use il. and with happy
esults Ia every case. II IL the one medi-
,ine shove all others made 10 cure caiarrh,
md II IL worth its weight 10 gold. 1 thack
rod hare iousd remedy can use With
siesy and that does al that 10 claimed for
t. II il curing ny deafness. b. W. Sper.
y. Hartford. Conn.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-10-04
Frsar,s Cioak and wrap Announcement
for the Fail and Winter sta
sons of $3.50

Frsar,s Cioak and wrap Announcement
for the Faii and Winter ssa-
sons of'ss-'s9
Frear's Great assortment OF Cloaks,
Wraps aud Jackets, Of Foreign and Amer.
lean manufacture. is now 10 stock, Every
desirable styleis represented here. All
classes Of goods. and oil from the best
makers.
Following is partial list OF Frear's
specialties 500 Jersey Jackets, full
weight all wool. 1915. 500 Jersey jack
cts, finer grade, tailor made. "a and s 4 so.
500 Jersey Jackets, extra quality, tailor
bound, 81 so and IS. 500 Beaver Cloth
Jackets. "a. $3.50 and S.. Braided Cloth
Jackets, very stylish. 1915. Taylor made
Newmarkets, full back. loose front, in oil
the most stylish colorings. Fancy Stripe
Newmarkets, with half or full cape, box
or puff back, 81, $3.50. IS to sl3. 100
Fancy stripe Nssmsrkets in blue, seal
brown and black. These garments are
good value at 50. but Fresr ordered them
sold at 81 each. Seal Plush Jackets. lined
throughout, q: Sl1. Sl2 and up TO $40
Seal Plush CIoaks, 40 inches long. S15.45
and Sl7.75; 40 inches long, 500, $25, 1927
and up to $40. Misses Nswmarkets in
fancy stripe cloths. new front and puff
back. Fancy Beaver Cloth Newmarkets,
with half cape, full cape or sling sleeve
The colors are: Seal brown. navy blue
dark red, goblin blue and Huntel's green.
new styles in Children's long
Cloaks. Finest designs, perfect fitting,
latest colors. Plush Cloaks IN all the
leading colors for children 2, 3. 4 TO 10
years old. The Shawl Department is fill
ID with the best novelties OF the season.
Among them are the Reversible. Beaver,
J jacquard, Snowflake, Scotch Thistle, wa.
terloo, Velvet ond Fur Sbawls. Atwood
Double Blanket Shawls, warranted full
size,S3. worth 81 Paisley Square and
Double Shs~ls, imitation India. $40 so to
$40.
Lupin's Cashmere and Merino shawls,
long or square.
NoTR. We would be glad to have you
examine these goods personally. II you
cannot do SO we will send them, II so
ordered, G. Q. d. with privilege OF eI
animation, You are safe 10 order from the |
above descriptions, as all goods are as re
presented and worth much more than the !
prices asked at
FREARs Troy BAZAAR
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-10-04

Are you disturbed at night and broken
OF your rest by 8 sick child suffering and
crying with pain Of cutting teethf Ifso.
send at onceand get . bottle OF Mrs. Win
slows Soothing Syrup for children teeth
ing. II cures dysentery. diarrboea, regu.
lstes the stomach and bowels, cures wind
collie, softens the gums, reduces inAama-
tion, and gives tone and energy TO the
VII ole system Mrs. Windows Soo.hipg
Syrup for Children Teething il pleasant
10 the taste an : the prescription OF one
Of the oldest and best female physicians
and nurses 10 the United States. and 10 for
sale by all druggists tbroug bout the world.
Price. rs cents . bottls.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-10-04
NEW YORK.

Dr.. +. s. Hutchinson 4 Co., Dear Sirs:
Ny mother had shock three years ago
and has been very poorly ever since. With
great trouble With her head. Through the
advice Of . friend che commenced 70 uss
Anti-ApopIectine and has received great
benefit from It's nse. I can truly say II 10
worth its price. and will do al can 10
increase its sale Yours 10 haste.
Mrs D. G. McALLrsrRR.
Hewittyille, n. Y.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-10-04

-w.ido Williams 10 10 Bo.ion.
--clsrnce curis hss gone on the gravel
trsir - fireman.
--Nesi's 0sesn o. tausnd spent Sunday
stih Minute Busbse.
Mary Grifns sho hes been sick soms
time died sasdsy night
--chss. Apdes aud vile Of Ben pinetor
speni last veei 10 tova.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-10-04

-L,msu Bolster. our tosa represents
tive. has goUe 10 Montpelier
Mr. walker. whose hard cas- cut of
some time ago !. Improving.
Mrs. orsiii Martin and . daughter Of
John Lscksy are 90 the s,ck list; the lat
tss having typhoid lever
--Hsyvsrd snd II ossrd Hill d their 4to
bess is4t week. Il 80 . ~hoppsr add
though by no means fst weighed 900.
Quarterly conierepos vss held u The
Methodist church. So. Loadordsry. 90
Sundsy iast Several uuitins 9Th The
church 81 that time.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-10-04

An eschsnss says thai A. A, Earle. edi-
Tor Of the White River JSnction Landmark
!. assiu under attachment for libel by Mr..
8, r.. Boutells.s nilliaer Of that place. who
plscas hcr damages II s3cco.
Richard Jones. isborcr. employed al
lhe qusries ahcutivo niles north Of Poun
pey. vac Instantly killed Thnndsy si,er
uccn. Jones vas waking along the edge
Of quarry when be Lost his iooihold and
i.ll TO the bottom Of the pit. 100 feet.
At the tenth sDnusl festival OF parish
choin Of Vermont Al 81 stephens church.
Middlsbary. OF Thursday. Oct N. s. II
Whiirsy Of Boston gill be the conductor.
aud there will probably bs chorus OF
about 100 voices
The three trsmps Who recently broke
inlo the switch honse aud The North Gecr
gia depot were taken into county court at
St. Adams. Monday afternoon, where they
pleaded guilty, and were sentenced by
Judge Taft 10 three years apiece 1t the
States prison .. Windsor.
Hon. r. Sawyer Of Wisconsin announces
that when bis present term 10 the United
States ssnrte shall have expired. March 3.
1893. he shall retire from political life. on
account OF bis age II be lives be will then
be n years old. Mr.. Sawyer was born At
Whiting. Vt, and settled In Wisconsin 10
is47.
Governor and Mrs Ormsbes, assisted by
Governor elect and Mrs. Dillingham; will
hold reception in the Executive C.am
Der. at the capitol. on the evsniog Of the
first day Of the legislative Sssion. Wed
nesdsy. Oct 8. from 70 10 o. clock.
Members Of the Legislature and Of the
various branches Of the state government
with their ladies and friends. viii be sx-
pecsed to attend without formal invita-
ton.
Sergeant alarms Phinney has made the
appointments from large mum
Der OF applicants for the positions: Door
keeper Of Senate Wilson Draper Of Shell
don; Assistant, L ] Savage OF Wsistfeld.
D oorkeeper Of House. II. Z. Taylor O
Asst s. D. Hopkins Of Bur-
Pages in the Senate. Harry F.
Kingsley OF Rutland. Thos. Ray ofOrwell.
10 the House, Aaron Grant OF Derby,
Jhas. Boyden Of Randolph, Arthur Cush.
nan Of North Bennington and Frank Far
'ington OF Brandon.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-10-04
Piissi Pil.si Itching plies.

tYxPioHs-Moisture; intense itching and
stinging; most at night; worse BY scratching.
II allowed 10 continue tumors FORM which often
bleed snd ulcerate, becoming very sore.
SwAYrE's OINTMENT stops the itching and bleed
ing, heals liberation, and In most cases removes
the tumors. Al druggists or by mail. for Soc.
DR.. bwayne Son, fhilsdelphis.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-10-04

Oar representative. Wa Hseis. start
ID fas Mcuip<iass Tu~dsy.
--Ass.s EDDY formerly Of East Arlips-
Too has besn Waiting Carrie Hicks
--Mn A. NJ. Haley Of Tennessee shc
has been spending The simmer hsre iof
Der health 10 pov sts, lag siih her sisier
Mn James Andrew.
Rev 4. H. Brown look Tor bis text
lasi sandsy Thou shalt not bear false
vi,psss sgsinsi lhy Dssghbor. II vas
made 10 plata What isise vitoess really u.
that al could nndersssad IL II people
sorld try 10 obey this one Divine command
great deal al the trouble Of THE world
voald be svefted II ~e would tell no
ons what might ~ we'll or better be Kept
10 ourselves. hos much work II would save
some people 10 the way Of talking, besides
trouble. sorrw and misery |, makes In every
community
ARLINGTON
Hen, y ONeil aud wife OF MuwauEfe
are visiting friends In this vicinity.
Geo. Kendall for many years station
Aseui and telegraph operator at this place
died last week. He had been in poor health
Tor . long time.
EAST ARLINGTON.
--B. II. Stafford has gone to New York
on business trip.
Mrs Rev. @. G. Cook is visiting 10
Bennington.
Rev. j. A. Heath contemplaies .
course Of special msetiDgs Ia Ssndgsie
Fred 5,scsy IL developing considers.
BILE talent 10 bis newly acquired photo
graphic ART
Mrs. Rev. J. A. Heath contsmplates
visit 10 the home OF her parents 10 North
ern Vermont very soon.
y. X Judson 10 in New York apd we
suppose had the privilege Of hearing Mr..
Blsins on Saturday evening.
Mr.. j. H. Powers rs delegate with
Rev. @. O. Cook attended the Congrega.
tionsl council for the installation OF Rev.
NJ. l.. Severance ct Bennington on Thurs
day last.
Mr.. Joseph Fsrnhsm is doing . good
business in the stove and tinwsre line, also
10 plumbing His recent venture in this
meets long felt want in this
Cells Hamilton is teaching the fall
.erm in Dist. No. 4.
Lyman McLenithon is at work making
repairs on the house OF James Proysn.
CLARK Hamilton Is building an sddi-
ion TO his barn. Mr. Buck OF Arlington
ioing the work.
Mrs. Nathan Mears while riding near
Ter home the team became manageable
he jumped of breaking her ankle.
Digging potatoes and picking apples
,eems to be the prevailing occupation
mong the farmers Just At present; both
rops being very fine.
Waller Williams while driving an OF
cam down hill had the misfortune to
ell, the load passing over him crushing
is leg below the knee. DR., Austin Of Ru-
ert attends him.
The Sabbath school has made extern
i've additions to their library. Great cred.
is due the superintendent and Parker
Ioyt for their untirins efforts 10 raisinf
DO sum OF S25, with which to buy the
ooks.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-10-04
Y GU

can h. cured by purchasing bostls Of ANTI
APOPLECT1NE and taking 70 aecordlng to
drecBs3as !, 10 strongly endorsed by ne lexfihs
physsians ~ Naaireal -theoHiy A,,oElsxrP Pre-
senfive and q everywhere regarded 40 o sure eifs
Tor Parniy.is. Heart ID .ease. Rh-umafisrs,
Angiaa yeetsris. Csroaie bronchitis.
Liver Complaint. kiansy and Bis oder
Trssbies, -ciafiem. Dyspepsis. A.. Ae.
Per sale by all dfussisss Prizes 81 90 botftf sir
basGles fos EST 90. Ses5 ~ DR. y. 4 HUTCHINSON
co.. Es0sl,asxa Fai.A VI. Q. s. A. far eirrulars
and testimonials ~ Enasrgencsss prins Is eta
xaries free raaGtrs ~ This psr~r Tsiis ~ha, 70
DO In ezss " rrslsai All stast raAr result iron.
l<s1u
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-10-04


Avs LEAVE NANCtsE6TER
vos res sorsH
e4s. Nail I4Nr.r- MiIcd.
ifggA y 4-Mst@d li&lrs n. T. ksp
sssslv S.fEtp
ron rmK sonrB-
80 a.. from Troy lao ', = --MiIed.
> srs -Asl Zap
f.a2rs Passages
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-10-04
+:

You sufferer from any Of this list Of symptom.
some Of which warn you that you are liable to an
attack Of Apoplesy Dizziness or Pressure In the
Head. Spots Before Eyes. Pain Around or Psipta-
ion Of Heart Pain in Region Of Heart with Feeling
Of surocstion. Ringing Sound IN Kara. sumbnsssor
Prickiy sensation Of Limbs, especially the Arm.
Pain between Shoulders and In side. Pain in Small
Of Back o. Hip Dry Cough Fiatalcnne, Sour
stomach. General Debility, Loss ~ Appetite &C.,
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-04-19

about for miles from the United States
custom house and posto!fice, in q north
westerly direction, on Colcrain avenue.
tbs institution was chartered in 1916
end opened fer the reception of inmates in
1850. It is maintained By the city and the
average number Of inmates is over three
hundred. AS q refuge" for the home.
less and unfortunate, and a reforrlatory
for delinquent and incorrigible youth, il
is conceded to be one OF the foremost and
most successful in the country, fully re.
aiizing the expectation Of its promoters
and founders.
The buildings stand back from the
avenne about nine hundred feet, are
large. commodious and substantial, and
viii accommodate four hundred inmates
and the requisite corps Of officers. The
main building is a castellated structure
CO rough blue limestone with trimmings
OF white Dayton stone, has frontage of
two hundred and seyenty-seven feet, is
five stories in height, with towers at the
extrem;ties six stories high, including the
basement. To the rear OF the main build
inGs are the school buildings, chapel,
workshops, play grounds, etc, etc.
A beautiful lawn of five acres extends
from the main building to the avenue in
front.
Colerain avenue has recently been
paved with granite blocks, and is now
3ne of the most delightful drives in the
city. Street cars pass every FIVE minutes.
Visitors to CINCINNATI during the Cen
tennial Exposition OF the Ohio Valley the
coming summer should by all means
avail themselves of the opportunity of
visiting the Cincinnati House of Refuge.
The doors are open to all visitors, no
BASES being rcCuirei
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-04-19
a Notable Structure OF the Guccn City of
the West.
This is an immense building, situated

This is an immense building, situated
on the Coierain pike, in Camp Washing
ton, adjoining the House OF Refuge. It
consists of central structure five stories
high with wings the height of ilree
stories, in which are the ceil ro3rc, each
wing ending in building of four stories.
The frontage OF the whole etl::11;ce is SO
feet. The south wing contains the cells
for male prisoners, ranged in n single
block OF six tiers, reached by iron stair
ways. The block has three hundred cells.
The north wing, similarly arranged, con-
tains 240 cells, for female prisoners. In
the main building Gve the Offices, the
family rooms CT tie resident supsrin-
tendent (Nir. James ]. Qa;nton) ami the
prisoners Kitchen. Il chapel stands i'm
meGiately in the rear CT the central
structure, into which = Catholic altar
can be wheeled when OCCASION requires.
Services are held every Sunday morning
at 10 O'Clock, and, although none are re
quirei to be present, there is scarcely
any that are assent. The grounds back
of the prison are surrounded by a wall CT
masonry fifteen feet high. Within this
inclosure are the work shops, founlries,
blacksmith shcp, q laundry, tool houses,
guard and other houses of sufficient size
to give employment 10 al prisoners the
place will accommodate. The grounds
contain twenty-six acres. The daily aver
age number Of prisoners is $50.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-04-19
CINCINNATI CENTENNIAL NOTES.

1t is the best advertised show on earth
The ''Fairy Fountain viii catch every
body.
Cincinnatians are hustling now to ge,
space for exhibits
The consratulatory lunch at the Gibson
House, after the dedication, was en- en-.
,oyable affair.
The Press Club viii be the most per.
:ect of its kind ever seen IN place OF
shis character.
'sUncle Sam" intends to make dis.
play himself, and will spend $227, 600 to
DO it.
There are but fifteen regular Commis.
s;orers ON the Board, but each one Is
worth Gozen OF the ordinary kind.
The Centennial postoflice box hoItis on
an average OF / $50 letters and papers
received from all parts of the United
States.
The restaurant viii be one of the great
est privileges of the Centennial 1t will
be located in the north wing of the
Washington Park building, where the
great bridge across Elm street, and di-
fectiy on the line OF March of the crowd.
ing thousands from Music Hall to the
main buildinG.
THE 1900" GARDEN,
with its sixty-six acres of beautifully
improved ground and nearly one thou
and specimens of animals and birds, is o
great resort for strangers. The buildings
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-04-19
Low H.a,e Excursions.

On March 20th. April Sd and 9th
May Sth and 22nd, and June 5th and
10Th, 1889, the B. and o. will sell round
trip excursion tickets to prominent
points in the west and northwest on
March 18th and 26th, and April 9th
and 23d, 1883, to the south and south
west at one fare for the round trip
There tickets will be good for thirty
days. and stop over privileges as al
lowed by the lines over which the tick
cts read will he granted.
Take the 3. and O.. whose fast trains
and fine equipment makes it the best
line TO all points. Sleeping and Dim
ing cars on all through trains.
Parties purchasing these excursion
tickets via the B. and O. Il. L. are
carried on the limited express trains
without extra charge, an advantage
that no other line gives.
For further information. call upon or
address any agent of the B. and o. Il.
r., or J. T. Lane, Travelling Passen-
ger agent, Rellaire, Ohio; P L. Dom
baugh, Travelling Passenger Agent,
Columbus, Ohio F. P. Copper. Travel
ing Passenger Agent, Tiffin, 0.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-04-19

work. The main point Of attraction Will
bc the school in working orler-about
fifty little ones, ranging in age from four
to six years. under the supervision OF a
skilled teacher. Beside reciting their
lessons and performing tasks based on
their knowledge OF forms and colors,
they viii engage in games Of pastime,
accompanied by songs, in the presence of
tie visitors who viii he attracted to this
novel display. It is sale to say that no
parent viii consider that they have
''dnre" the Centennial show unless they
have passed a few interesting and de-
iiShtful moments il the presence of the
future mothers end fathers Of the Re
public:
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-04-19
Low Rate EX ursI0ns.

On March 2Gth, and April 9th and
23d, 1883, the d. d o. Il. r. Co will
sell round trip excursion tickets to
Harriso nburg, StauHton. Lexington,
Va, at low excursion rates.
These tickets will be good for return
passage for thirty days.
For further information apply TO or
address the y. &; O. r. K. Co., or J. I.
Lane, Ira Yelling Passenger Agent, Bel
laire, Ohio; p. +. Dombaugh, Travel
ing agent, Columbus, Ohio L. P. Coop
er, Travelling Passenger Agent, Tifiin
Ohio.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-04-19

are as costly and substantial as any in
the United States, and since their dedi-
cation, in 1875, over $500, coo have been
expended upon them.
BURNET WOODS PARK
a beautiful spot to visit. It lies to the
north of tie city, ebout two miles from
Fountain square, and contains 1Sa
acres, with boat-house and other
accessories. Free open air con-
oerts are given here each week i'll
spring and summer, the funds having
been provided by an endowment OF
$50, 900, made by Hon. William S. Groes-
beck.
The above are but a few of the hun
oreds of interesting places to visit, and
gives but faint conception of the many
public works that have cost millions OF
dollars, and all OF which ere worthy OF Z
visit
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-04-19
In SSs the Church of England

In SSS the Church of England
leased to the Gro wn piece of land
for 500 years, or on what is termed
a perpetual lease" The time
has expired and now the property
reverts 10 the church. Here is u
document in force, made away back
in the days of King Alfred, COM
passing a millennium, less one wear,
and now after this long period the
occupants must vacate. How stran-
gely this event links the present
with the past, and what a proof o!
the majesty of the law and the sta
b:lity of the English government.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-04-19

Tie oldest man in Germany,
and probably in the world, is
named Wapniares. He lives in
the village of Hutta. near Gnesen
id tie Province of POsen- He
was born IN 1864. He is there
fore 12l years old, and still shows
no sign of being in hurry to
die.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-04-19

Nippert. Every member OF this COM
uittee have had experience in this line,
and their department VIII be one of the
most interesting cf tie entire display.
The home of this feature Of the Expo
sition will be III tac rooily and pictur-
esqGe tower OF the main exhibition hall
in Washington Park, just north of the
Elm street entrance, and TIE exhibits
will be the work done in the different
kindergarteBs of the Northwest, with
material for Kindergarten Groril in differ
ent forms, together with furniture and
sRpliarces fer this soct OF educational