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Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22
TnE SENATE BILL
It VII he k~soy ssd Submitted 90 the
Cotnmittes Bariy 1his Wssk.

wAsHINGrok, July 2l--rhe senate Tariff
bill Is almost oomplesed and will be ready
10 submit o the iull o0mmiti-s ssrls this
wees. Senator Aldrcb. OF kbocs .slsnd.
who. with Senators Aillson s,d Hlscook.
prepared the bill. said that kssse~n sne
her industries bsc been much better treated
than they had been by the kiiis eil House
members and others interested Ia lumber
and salt had been consulted. with Ihs result
that the bill leaves these two articles
almost exactly NJ they stand under the sa-
isiing Jaw. The new biil makes reouc.
ton IN the revenue Of About st9.ste 90.
having az first been outlined on basif Of
slO0. 90 600 reduction. ID II probable that
reduction OF szS. S.0OOOo0 will be maze by
cutting OF one half oi he sugar tax. Whis-
ky will not be touched. except that the
duty on splrifs used Ia the sfu anc distilled
from fruiis will be abolished.
Senators Aidrich snu hit colleague are
somewhat undecided about the tar on co.
bAcco, but II Il possibif theIi BIZ siil pro-
vide for its en- tire removal. Every siufls
schedule Of tbe law hss been gone over and
the new meas Cre will be a scheme OF tariff
reYlslon from A 10 Il.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22
MILLS BILL PASSED
sssol or THs voTa is2 TO ,Ss
Three fssnssrsU tets Against sks mia
@sa I've Republicans feF sttk<
Ss1sss biii Nearly ksAds-
foras's fias.

Nksa lx0ToS. 3uiy 1l.-CFowded galleries
aud e1od atlsndsncs 0f Bszneegs an he
fiaor sr$essd chaiFnlaE Mills tAs morning
ss ne ~ ss IA bic plsos - Gloss shs iaar de-
hass Oh the I srio hilis fnengaly al "A 80
The blii wss called mp And Mf Mllls. ahsr
Offering Two amendments inielded 10 cor
rect tyHogIaphiosl errot in the biil. Esesea
the pre- tious question: on thea and thsy
were shofise. lie then isfocoedes 20 aa-
dress De House
Al tile conclGsi0n II Nj Mile Epsech
which ~as unanimously sppiAuaed, ell The
smenonsnts were agfeea 10 sith the ca
cspllca OF thai on colt0n tlss. ga Which
hf. Mckinley demanded sss snd nss
vote, which Was ordered, Il resulted. yeak
l1U. Bahs Is. and the amendment stands
ss agreed upon IA coEanilstec al tbe whole.
Ar. siesr lkspRbAoan voted Siih the
ilenocifsis. Mf. Randall paired VIA hit.
hogg. pi West Virgins.
The previous question: wHs then ofasFcd
on the hBsl pssssgs ~ the bad sno the yeas
snc nays ordered. MI Sowdsn had read q
letter tfom Ar. Randall. sktina 10 be paired
with friend ci the bill and expressing
himself distinctly a. opposed ~ ia passage.
vote WAS then taken on ils nuAl passage
and resulted yeas l61. nsst lsA.
kT. eowcen, oi fenpEs ikania and Messrs.
NrseDman and hllss oi New YORK. Dsm0-
Gratis, voted against the bili, sua Mr. Fitch,
Of New foTk and Nj Nelson. Of Aisns-
sots, Republicans voted TOT Il. TIE four
independent membeTs also voted ave.
Nasn The Speaker snnounoed the pas
sage OF the bail he DtfpoCfsfs broke into
cheers and waved baudanes wildly IN the
air. Mr. Boutelie ironically moved 10 take
Q recess ull \ ss ibis was the twenty
seventh anniversary of tbs Battle OF Bull
Run.
The Republicans IN turn greeted tina sally
With laughter and applause. mores 10
adjourn until Monday we defesisd sso tie
House. st ? o'cloct, took D recess until th.s
evening.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22
DIAMOND DUST.


TIE Dstroiss we're leaders for one 8sy.
Burns. # the Chicsgos. hss . isns wrist.
"Wizsrdn shaw has evidently seer his
bess dsvs
Tin K.efs bss pitched in Ten consecutive
winning games.
The Iowsils hsvs Recessed Joe Q1sst to
reoDcs expsrses.
Knel = sad - - he most enthusiasts
payer n TIE profession.
There is q marked fsiIing oa u the at
tsn ssBoe 81 The xsDss - Detroit compsri-
ser rth isst yea
TIE Gre cents desezts8 tss Ihftls socfs
~ ths Bzss BsH Psrk sroun0s Friasy
sfse~Dooa - score u - 5
Knshns r. ths oniy Pittsburs player who
dss fssFe1 ir svsTy efssrn piOnsbig ssxne IN
VIII re c'rs hss rieT~S fsis season.
hn NJ Wsrd hss rscsive8 . vsry fsstsr-
irE s4tcl sfo-a Fresl1eut rps1ld a. - cap
ssks tss A1srfcs1 sss< essi sesz tkss vI
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22

NEW YORK, July 2l.-In the United
States Circuit Court yesterday Judge Wal
lace, on an application Of United States At
torney Walker, signed a decree overruling
the demurrer of the rector. church wardens
and others. OF the Church of the Holy
Trinity, in an action brought against them
by . salt brought by the United States
under the silsn contract 6w, TO exact the
penalty for bringing Rev. T. Walpoie War
rem 20 this country from England to preach
under q contract. Judgment for $4,000.
the full penalty and costs will be entered
Immediately on behalf Of the United States.
The case will probably be appealed to the
United States Sbpreme Court.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22
MR.. FoRtN's PLAN.
In Case the Mnls BB Loses All Chssss
10 fteeosns l.aW.

10 HecoaDs Law.
WksEINcroN. July 2l.-&r. Foran kss
unfoided plan be hss for some time beer
maturing. Ia case the Mills bil sbsi not
reach . conference comnittee. and there
shall In consequences be no chance OF 10
becoming Jaw. even IN amended form, a if
propose TO examine very closely The he.
publican substitute which viii bs sent "a
the House from the senate. should thIl
embrace features for which they have beer
conteDding Mr.. fOrHn urges hif friends tc
vote for its passage. several have pledgeC
themselves 90 this course, aud Undertsksn a.
secure the cooperation 81 number Q
their colleagues who have failed 20 secrr
sach amendments 90 the 8iiis bill ~ hsf.
been demanded by their constituents
Prominent among members " b0 are pledge
20 vote for the substitute IL kr bouden. q
Pepnsrl lvsDis. who does not hesitate a
state that II the Republicans vii ssss bil
protecting wool sro ether leading tndus
triss Of the count-s. ct the ssfns time maj
ing o substantial cut IN sugar. he viii vet
for IT, Il is estimated by the pro- jectors O
this plan ttst u viii have the support
~ iessf dd&sn Democratic members. prom.
inent smopf whom are Msssrs. Fofsn.
Howdell, htshlnecker Merriam, Bliss
Gfeenmsp and Cummings.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22

wAsmroToE. tUly 2i.-AD interesting
conferences has been beld between senator
QUAY. chairman of the Republican kstionsi
COMMITTEES. MckInief. ~ Ohio and Gen
ersi Cof ol West Virginia. Cofi 10 the
svoweo osBdids's foF the senate. and there
10 reason 20 believe there wss pisn1iDg -
capture the West Virgins Legislsturs snd
get the electoral vote Of the state for Hsr-
1son. The Republicans cisim they Gao
make strong showing there on o bieh
tariff is.us. The o0ncestfstion of effort
on West Virginia would indicsts that the
Republican uIapsgert were trying 20 WIN
without ksw YORK
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22

CrrcIsrsTI July zl.--sen- Thomas l..
Young died here vestsrdsv. He ~ss Of
Irish birth. bot 1Ess 10 Arnsrios when
quite yeung eniistes in the regular army
st the sgs Il IS. served a. . voiunts9 dur.
ing The rsbtilion. and vss nsas BriSoisr
General He sss LfeutsDsBt Governor ~
Ohio and fll>6 ouf Hayes term - COY
srrsof Wien be vss electeo - the Frssl-
dsncT II the { nile6 fsftss. BE v~ f~ioe
sssetes - Congress from be district and
vas . usRber ~ ths Board of Public
Afsiys of Cincinnati when DO oied.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22
THAT GOLD DISCOVERY.
The Rock Proves 10 be Fully ne Rich .,
Tfrst Reported.

The Rock Proves 10 he Fully ne Rich ss
Yfrst Reported.
1sRrENIre. July 2i.-About 100 pounds
more Of the 10000 ton gold quartz was
brought in last night from the Lake Super
ior shaft. making total amount Of between
400 and 500 pounds. The rock IL fully as
rich a. 81 frat reported and tbs excitement
increases hourly. The Michigan gold co.
operating mine next essi Of the So I,erief
has nesrlv ss good showing as tie Lake
Superior has. bat only three men are Dov
at work there ~ TIE title is involved IN
litigation and the decision II JpdEe Crsni
is being awaited TIE lands near The gold
shaft are owned principally by the Lake
Superior Iron Company. Peter gingrsss and
The Deer Lake Company. Work viii 30 be
run In many plsces st once.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22

vrsrrs. Ind. T.. July 2t.--Governor Guy,
Of the Caicksssw Nation, Is marching on
Ardnors With large body Of men, and
proposes 10 run the non-citizens Who have
been intiaaidstins far militia in The vicIn-
ifY cut of the ceuntry. A Rattle - ex-
pected. aud ss The Jaited states sathoriues
savs already declared IN favor Of the Indian
lsw. thsrs i nothing tor TIE 20 -boys 70 do
bus abandon tie cstlss aad cave the eoun-
frv
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22

CHIcsso. Jsly 2l.--Jaags BlodTstt, N tbs
United stsa.- Court. this rsorning res5 his
decision IN Zee eeis5Fsted Cushrnsn Bel
tssphone liSzstior. The Judge held fass
Cash nen. in o~der - rake hs cssn1s good.
nnrsf rT1~e thsna o~vond doght. q 80
co1trsrv fae trisl bss let many % his
pos1ts ii valvec Ia daah4
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22
HE STRIKERS PERSIST.
No Prospset Of . Settlements with the Bur
iington Engiseers.


iinxton Engiseers.
CHICAGO. July 2i.-A settlement Of the
strike does not seem as probable as II did q
few days ago. The radicals have obtained
complete ssoendancy on all the western and
several of the eastern roads. Many OF the
Chsirmen of the Grisvsnce Committees
now in session. have no hesitation In saying
that a general strike would be declared II
such a measurs would. by snv possibility.
sid the Burlington strikers. The radicals
rejoice thss the proposition tor a settlement
is Being geaersIly rejected and seem to have
consijsrsbse inside knowiedge concerning
the reason therefor. Agents have been
securing through Iowa. Illinois. Missouri
and Nebraska. noting the condition Of CROPS
and forming an estimate Of the grain trans.
portston TO Be done this Fall and Winter
All reports coincide IA admitting taat the
crop will De one Of the heaviest harvested
for twenty years On thi. they base their
hopes II success Of proposed boycott Of
ths % -
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22
AFRAID or The INDIANS.
Fear That They viii Csuse Trouble 10
British Colpp pabia-

British Colp pabia
WISsIFEe. Man. July 21.-ConSidersble
apprehension is felt concerning the out
breaks Of Sk eens River Indians in British
Columbia. The particulars 90 far a. ssoer-
tanned indicate that az extended campaign
will be necessary 10 suppress the uprising,
owing 10 the numerical feebleness and in-
Ell f1cient state Of the British ColumbIs
militia. 1t Is reported that the inoisns
on the Alasks side viii Join
The skeens River Indians having
an old grudge against the Canadian Gov
eminent, which they are desirous Of vipine
OF There is not much further definite
week. but In tbs meantims there 10 much b
excitement in local military circles.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22

wasHrFo7or. July 2i.--Tbere is q runor
which should he taken With caution and
ia homeopathic doses. that Postmaster
Meyers. Of Harrisburg. ts 20 30 appointed
Pubic Printer after the November es.cfion
10 the event OF NJ Cieselsndt sucoess.
Mr. Meyers u one ~ the original anti
Randall Democrats in Pennsylvania. srd
vss sn spplicsDt foF the Public PRIMER
ship ~ the beginning Of TIE present 40
.-.fr.st~.sfrr
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22

ssw YoKx, July 2s.-klks G. Oonlsy. Of
Ashland. wis.. has csbled gem Smith. the
ehsnpsso es Eas.snd accepting the lsttsf's
cbsllsns. - hxhs sny nan in ths world.
Kilrsin srcept.d for g. 500 . side. There
seems 20 % ever prospect tksf Fnstsh
wiii es srrsnesd. Ths kgbt vii tsEe pisc.
sitber n Frsnos or spain.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22

fse. st.sss,s -sssssa-
wssIroTer. July zi--The Ford lnfni-
srsaos Committee viii oenmenos opsrs-
tons IN Hsv Sorf shout nsxt Wednesday,.
nr. Ford goes 70 New York tomorrow
night 70 make arrangements for the com-
miffe~ aud 70 secure proper qnsrters m
which the Investigation csB bs concluded
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22

- re.szess s4ses.S-
NsrssrsK. Jaly zL--Aibsrf Bsbn sps
Oar SCI nks hsd qusrrsl this morning
xhen the forrnsr skr1sf the isftx or tbs
Rad viii a Cub. -ith possibly fstsl rs-
salss Behn e In isil.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22

wksHfForos. July 2.--krs cievsssnd
c>lsbrsisd hsr f~snir fourth birthday todsy
o. Osk View $50 ftfing ismilT reioicines.
There vst family dinner psftv tins even
Ing vita decorated csfs snd sirT tspeys e.
the neuDtrs hon.e krs. cteTsirr1 has re-
osirp6 many isffsrs ~ conesst1lstioss sD1
q nan bef 81 handsome giff-
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22

rQous minstfsl tnsTrlsaeDts sc innpifona +.
ID = ens c0ntinusi least "a ths ere. Il 70 ees
ooEtinusl i0y 10 tbs heart Il . ens con
tiBu2l rslief % ths zoe spiriiea never - es
forgotten While memory holds place ia
tie so0l OF every lover of rehned hu@or
sac pleasure unsiioyed.
Take Il foF az n al
" 49, nos 90 e.on 4. IKE sssia"
When the Nxns6eid Company skipped
ss4y from Nes Aork lasi week 20 get
ahead of bsndmsRn ia the production Of
Mf. HYDE and ~. Jekyl N London, report
had il thai Joan 4. sullivan, Who vas the
only one OF tbe com pany that had bis
ticket brought il has own name, vas 10 BE
married before sailing and 20 On q sb0rs
wedding tour before his appearances.
Though Mr.. sullivan il deeply ia love with
. very pretty woman. she did not sail with
him. The marriage will. however. take
place on Mr.. SuilIysn's return Dunlap :
Stags Meas.
Sol Smith Russell has been playing BE
vitched' st the Northern resorts 70 inn
mense houses He will be in PetOskey to-
morrow night. and thence he zoe, 10 oault
Ste. Marie tor t~o nights. thence 10 Escs-
nsba. Ishpemlas Marquette. Honght0n.
Red Jacket, Hancock, Ashland and Dusuth
aud will open hs regular season In Gn-
oinnau August II. He will be here Sep
tember and 5, aud will undoubtedly pre-
sent his new play. "A Poor Relation"
which Manager Brgsr has already paid E.
+. kiddeT 5000 for.
Anna Berger Lynch, the famous cornetist
is living ia cottage out at Lincoln Park,
Chicago aud praciicing for her engagement
- (A.nfapatal he nd her
sister. Mrs. Lloyd Breeze. will leave Grand
Rapids Saturday for the Exposition, where
they will sing and play at the Cincinnati
Orchestra concerts in Music Hall.
Frank Tannsbill. Jr.. the well-known
actor. who is a valued member OF the Grand
Rapids Lodge of Eks, has written a Jolly
comedy, entitled struck Gas" for Tutein,
Charlie Watkins new soubrette star.
Capt. T. r. Hickey. iather-in law of Man
ager Berger returned last evening from a
two weeks visit in Chicago. Mr.. Hickey
will be the treasurer at Powers Grand
Opera House this season.
Minnie Msddern opens her season OF Hol.
yoke. Mass., August -, in her new play
"Jemima," which is a domestic comedy,
and will be the feature Of her repertoire.
Colonel Primr0se. of the firm Of Thatcher,
Primrose Il West, arrived from New York
Friday evening.
Miss katherine Walsh. of this city. will,
il is said, be married 10 Charles Erin Werner
this season.
Fred Stinson, for six years with Modjeska
=. l. LII "A
Msckaye's Noble Rogue" is running
with great success in Chicago.
Manager Garwood will reiuveDaie Red
monds during tue vacation.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22
THE SLUGGERS SLUG
rAe oerRorrs waN ANOTHER GAME
Pkii.aslphis .aa Bssssa Tied Ter foarth
Place n sExHas1ss Wiss Gsns-rls
"A. a. snd J. Club Defeats the
e.aE4t1eks 40 - IA.

tAtles,*t - ~ StNs@tss ste-4s
DsfkoT. July 2l-fhs Cham plons got
their eve on the ball today and made Van
Hsltren very tirrd. They pounded him
from start 20 finish, Conway wss also hit
hard. but not enough to endanger the game.
Captain Anson added to the enjoyment of
the occasion BY numerous and vigorous
kicks which, however resulted in not hing
further thsa threatened fines by Umpire
Kelly. Attendance. $500. Following Is
the score:
os.s..o es,e.,. .....-,.....-........is .-,...-.......
Base Hits-D~troit 10 Chicago, 10.
Erfors-Deif0it. 2. Chiesgo.
batteries Conway snd Bennett, Van Halsren
an FARRELL.
pmplre-keuy.
PHILADrIPgA. July 2l.-rhe Philiies
were utterly unable TO connect with Welch's
ball this afternoon. They secured only
three hits during nine innings aud two OF
those were very scsly. The Giants fielded
msgnifoently and bstted very freely in the
first two innings. the Phillies also iielded
well. Umpire ID Aniels made n couple Of
eccentric decisions. bat only one OF them
affected the score and that one cost New
York run. The attendance was the largest
of the season. $4,000 people being present
The score is as follows:
New Yorf f-.'...s.......-s ? 0 -
Base hiIs-Philadeph ?; New York 10.
krrors-Philadelphia ,. New YORK, /
Bstteries-Sandes aud Clements, Welch snd
Ewing
Umpire-Dsniels
ISDrAsAPoLIs. July 2l.-The way the
Smokey City lads jumped onto Heslsy to-
day was q caution. They seemed 10 gauge
his delivery at will. and aided by bum
playing on the part of the Hoosiers. won
hands down. Stsley was hit hard enough
to win an ordinary game. but sharp field
ing back Of him prevented sny scoring.
Attendance 1000. Following is the score:
indianapolis .........o l o.
Base Hits-Indianapolis g. Pittsburg l9
Errors-lndisnapols. 3; Pittsburg, o.
batteries -Hesley and Daily, staley and Miller.
Umpire-Lynch.
WAsHISeTos. July 9.-When the third
Senator in the ninth inning had been re-
tired the score stood to in favor OF Bos-
ton, and the whole team, as one man.
dropped on their knees and gave thanks
for their luck, for such it was that made
them winner. The batting on both sides
was lamentsbly weak, and barring the
bungling work by Wise, there were no
features. The score is as follows:
Washington. ! ! o
Boston. ....................1 o / q g
Base Hifs-Washngton, 4. Boston, 4.
Errors-N Washington. g. Boston, 1.
Batteries O.Dsy sad Mack 6swders and Tate.
Umpire-V afentne.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22

wssRfFs1pz. 5uiy zl.-0n the final s'sl-
los On the Niis tariff biE Wbitinr vas
fs@fea vita B.zstT 70 Vote. Chipusn.
Ford yisisr sna sfsfsF voted sFs, while
tee IS Eepeticsns v0tsd 80 Tbe~ al
srrress lsesrfe ssfislecfiCH that ths ts3iofss
rnessurs il sispesed a. burr0wr rsmsrfsds
The ssnspfrscy les proven Eueoessfel-
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22

Prrrzsrss. Pa, July H.-Hsary Mar
CO idsr. tssrnsa. sg>d 81 ysars. vho ha.
ssen representing himself ss = specisI pen
siou examiner N sevsrsl Southern aud
Western esties wss arrested here lsst nixhf
Ths an,ouat secured sy him = nos k1awn.
he ~ss saken 70 Celnnhus Ohio. e is
also understood that hs = vsated n Gin
einnsd. leaisvills. s.. bouis snd Kansss
CitT-
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22

Kxw BxrDtn. JUy 21.-aH i Qnies
sbeus fs.s Sheridan costses fodsy spS there
= ne insF.orzsnf ehssss - tie esndisiea 81
- GsnsrsL
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22
Tomorrow's Games.

Tomorrow is change day in the League.
The Pittsburgs will be at Detroit. the Bos-
tons at New York. Chicago al indianapolis.
and Washington at Philadelphia.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22

~sEs,ess-ssstsA
Ass1zTKE. gzlE H.-Ars. Gems Rogers.
szed s.. bsnrsa bsrs~if las evening vstb
80 eeFd "a asr 80 rooz-
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22
asfie loises IN he West Tie B. p o z.
u already recognized a. oas sf ne great
sscrss orisrs u EAs xofld.

~. G. Lsssli. Tor many years oas Of the
nias sapsriBtsnsnts Of tae Z niisd States
Railway mail service . 4 guest Al The Nor
tso. As Lossii . Ho~ connected eth ths
Caisn Csatral Life Insnrzncs Company Of
Cincinnati. s0mshos ali the Big Drained.
bandsoms msn drift into the lifs insurance
business Witness Asasiears Andrews aud
Chauncey sad Colonel Tyler Of this city.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22
The standing.
The following table shows the standing
of tho Ieacue clr1hs nm tn dafe.
Tri-SfAte Games.

All the clubs in the Tri-State League
played yesterday, with the following re-
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22

The following table shows the standing oi
the clubs In che American A.so ciafion.


The Housemsn. Donnslly & Jones Club
took trip to ssugsiuck yesterday to play
the Doug ass Club. Their treatment ~ the
hands o Manager Moor was of the best and
they enjoyed the visit. bat they bad to do
up the good boys just the same, a. will %
seen By the following summary.
H q AJ.....-.--a Q Q - t-Ie
Dag SIS .............l z Q 2 Iii
Bsse Hits-H. p A J.. 1f Douglass
ErroTs-H y. 4 j. s. Doug sss -
Rsfteries-H. = 4 > Wood Lsrdie, Com HF-
COP. Is0uxlssE Wfilsrs Eenni6y.
Dosstls Fsrs-WoOd- Fsnhof Ierdie
stuck Opt--By CeDn, {. ~ Wood. z By VII
Hans
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22

Nx~ Yesk. July a.-A di.psscA from
ssntszxn de Chis SAYS hrister Roh-
cts 80 >>~a . rseksn nth rsFsesis. His
pnpossnn pr~ssaaps ~ 60 Aap,s~mr
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22

vseHrreres. guly "a Ar Rsussli's
.-nditiob To-Day Wa anmsrks6 ~ arr De-
e,6~t annngs.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22

Is and hope they viii hang
~ .hsm higher than Eaman,' sAid
n sssntlsman xho formed one OF
~ 4 rroups that ~as discussing the
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22

B0sIOn- -.........-.-...-.-.-.I 0 / o I =
Base Hiis-Washington. 4. Boston, e.
Washington. g. Boston, l.
Batteries O.Day aad Mack, Sswders and Tate.
Umpire--N afentine.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22

The following shows the Standing Of
Tri Gfsfs Ieasue teams 10 date.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22

Take h Scr a. ln al
Nsshau nos lo0s ulen IL ike sgsin"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-01-05
Look after the sheep.

Sheep must be carefully looked after al
this season Of The year. II is all nonsense
TO claim that sheep need but little stten
ton Lack Of attention is not the way
farmers make money on sheep at the pres
eat time Sheep will lose aesh II left 10
feed on November frost bitten grass with
nothing better 10 90 with Il. They will
look plump when fall Of such grass, bot
later on tie fac, i. revealed that they have
loot weight Shelter them from ali cold
storms. put them up 10 the fee ling peus
At night, sud give them fed Of grain Or
a ration oitnrnirs or cabbage Keep ID %
thriving from the time grass isils il you
Eould have them 10 through the sin'si
III right II this cannot be done 10 %.
wsy. then DO it 10 smother. Keep them
driving. they +, III be ready to bring forth
= good lamb early 10 the water II you
sAhi. and viii furtisn az sbsndsni aow q
n ilk
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-01-05
Pimples and Blotches.

SptiSsaFier 70 ihe iaae, forehead, aud
neck. nav b. cniiroly removed liy The
useoi Ayers sarssparlIls, the hest and
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In Investigating an epidemic OF diphth
eria in 1856, Dr. Turner learned that in Q
cottage where the first case occurred, kit
ten had previously suffered from throat
disease aud bad died OF it. Two cats had
died in village store and proprietor after
ward had diphtberis. The evldenc is am
pie, also, that horses have diphtheris.
There is no doubt that diphtheria, as well
as scarlatina, is communicated from men to
animals and from animals to men. Man
kind is exposed 10 great danger by reason
OF the ailments Of domestic animals. The
pet cat or the favorite dog may be the
means of bringing disease and perhaps
death into the house. 1t behooyes parents
to see that their children are not allowed
to play with or be near any domestic AMI
nal that has any throat trouble or any sp
pearaDce Of disease.
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LADIES SEE YOrR / REssEs As OTHERS
SIR THEA.
Halls Bazaar Portable and
Adjustable Dress and
Shirt En,syftR

The FIRM i designed Tor pr yate families
dftss makers aud the thautands Of ladies who
mal q tbeiF oen ana chill treas dresses. Every
q IL suoWs htsw thor Hehly che is At the mercy
II Iht dfrssmkkcfs sht#e standing 70 have their
dresses drsptd sad lnmmdod. The Btzar skirt
Fofin is thrn her own mast welcome substitute,
aud sha has be sAiisfscii n OF seoiaR her drers
A. others ses lt aud - msking her own suggss-
tions, a puv lego she has heretofore been de,
pr.yad Of For sAle by
" q LAMPSO Z,
Manchester Centre, Vermont.
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