The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-03-01


q The Mes York Central and Hnisoa Riv
er railroad snd Goa Of nirision SHperin
lendcni Bnrdeii Of the Central Nermonl
passed Sunday with his father and mother
at The Bard veil House. Ra,lsnd.
II you feel tina, everything 10 going
wrong. II you 90 no, feel like getting up
10 the morning. II you have pain In the
stomach, take . dose 81 Laxsdor, 70 cts
Quariermas,cr General Gilmore has pre-.
secuted Mr.. +, Grsham OF ST. Johpsbnry .
complete suit Of Arctic clothing made Of
reindeer hide. that WAS brought back by
members Of the Greely expedition ,c the
Arctic regions.
Lay thy sweet hands 10 mine, he said
but she remarked that she had peurslgis
aud must hold her head. He gave her Sal
yaiion Oil and nov be holds her hands by
the hour.
THE Republican convention OF the first
disiric, will be held at Darlington on April
"a. the day previous 10 the holding Of the
state convention. at ii =. m. at the Cit,
Hall, to nominate delegates to the nation
al convention.
From every part Of the state come re-
ports OF general Improvement OF the
health Of our people due to the influence OF
Bulls Cough Syrup. rs cents
la 1916. 70 years ago. sir little girls Of
Waterford rode on the same horse at the
same time some miles over the Wstsrfor q
hills They had pleasant time. and all
but Que OF these are alive aud are over so
years old
d Gray. OF wesitield Mass, had q Sc
we're and distressing coug. Many remedies
we're tried without avail, his friends doubt
ed bis recovery. Two bottles Of Wistsr's
Balssm Of Will Cherry cured him.
Judge Weary Of Rutland will deliver the
Memorial Day address ut Weybridge.
Lieut. Coy. Fuller OF Bratileboro at Fair
Haven, Col Clark Of Rutland al West
Randolph, Hon. Wm. Dillingham; OF Wa
terbury at Barre. and Mr. f. Bradford OF
Bennington at Resdsboro.
Nothing equals Ayers Sarsaparills for
Purifying the blood.
DR. G johnson OF Centre Rutland
has beer sued by Frank Kelley, minor,
through bis next friend, in an action for
damages to the amount Of $4,000, for injur.
les suffered by being bitten in December
last by one Of the large dogs DIR. johnson,
brought with him from New York.
Boils and sores indicate bad blood Ayers
Sarsaparilla eradicates foul humors.
Members OF the state Senate Of 1884
who met at tue recent convention at Mont
pelier, have agreed to hold reunion OF the
body, on some date to be named, during
The session Of 1883. Ex Senator Holton
will have the arrangements in charge.
Women suffering from aching sids and
back apply Hop Plaster; it is soothing.
Frost heaved the bank Of the large res
srvoir at Burlington early on Saturday
causing the embankment to
rack, starting leak which was soon worn
nto large excavation 10 feet wide and 2 ,
eet deep 50 that about 100000 gallons OF |
water escaped,
The favorte washing compound Of the
lay is JAMES PYLES PEARLINE. 1t
'leanses fabrics without injury and with
ut the laborious scrubbing necessary with
rdinary soap. Ii
The skeleton Of man was found in the ,
lump OF tree at Montpelier last week.
here was hole in the tree which could
My be reached by climbing. The remains
re supposed to be those OF shoe-msker .
AIMED Van Richardson, who disappeared /,
0 years ago. One Wiley was arrested on
uspicion Of killing him, but was released.
A conference ofthe prohibitionlsts OF the A
tate WAS held at Middlebury on Tuesday
} make arrangements for the state cam
align. Every section Of the state was re
resented, there being about 70 members
the party present. DR. Bixby Of Poult- n
ey was elected chairman and Franklin
colt Of North Bennington secretary.
allegation headed by Prof Seely was
hosen to attend the national convention. ..
ne state committee were instructed to q
III the state convention, to meet at Mont
elier on June IL. d
Bradley d Lyons, proprietors Of the
outh Wallingford iron mines, have made in
contract with Geo. Harris of Fair Haven ~
blast out one OF the drifts in The mine n
II distance OF many feet Mr.. Harris
ade the blast in Fair Haven recently
hen huge mass OF slate was moved. He
,pects to begin operations at South Wal 5,
ngford next week, aud will use dynamite R
I'd explode it by electricity. No attempt &C
i'll be made to take out more than q few
ct at time, as the tunnel must be kept -
shape. II is expected that valuable ore /
large quantities will be reached by this re
ork.