The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-04-05
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STATE NEWS.

~. aud by such use have been cured o
coughs, colds, bronchitis. sore throat. 10
heuza or consumption. The prudent viii
always keep this remedy by them.
Cbas 0lmstead. who has sold tickets il
the Rutland railroad ticket office for 2,
We ars, has resigned on account OF i'll health
To have good health medicine is neces.
sary occasionally. As family medicine
we can recommend LaIador, the grea
regulator and advise oil to have package
constantly on baud for cases OF necessity
A saw in Hazen's mill at Victory brok,
the other day, piece striking one OF th,
men 10 the head, infiicting deep and pro
badly fatal wound.
For cut, bruises, sprains, burns, scalds,
frostbitts and chilblains nothing equals
Salvation Oil. II annihilates pain. 25 cts
L. Baldwin aud Y. Trimmer. bridgemen,
had narrow escape from drowning il
Cold river. near Rutland They broke
through the ice and we're rescued only of
ter great effort
Vitality, exhausted by overwork or dis
ease, is surely restored by use Of Ayers
Sarsaparilla
At the village election in Rutland the
citizens ticket swept all, the Knights con
testing only few Offices and 10 those were
beaten by 100 majority. John Cramton
is president and Il. r. Mead cleak.
In place OF that constantly dredouffeeling.
Ayers sarsaparilla will give you strength.
We notice that Col Sibley, late OF the
Vermont Cavalry. of the firm Of Marquand
& Parmley, bankers and brokers, l60
Broadway, n Y, has been elected dlrec
tor in the Missouri Pacifis railroad. Col
Sibley' many friends in Vermont are much
pleased 20 hear OF this promotion, for YER
monters are always proud to recognize the
good fortune Of their fellow citizens, no
matter where they may be.
House cleaning. The best thing ever
produced for this and all kindred purposes
is JAMES PYLE'S PEARLINE. Itmakes
tho honaekeeper do the work more salts
factory In less than half the usual time
without the aid of soap, or anything else,
and it's great value in the kitchen and laun
dry is attracting wide spread attention.
Sold by Grocers everywhere, but beware
OF vile limitations with names that sound
like Pearline.
OF the 6 districts 10 the Troy conference,
changes in presiding elders will occur in
four The appointments oil the Rev. DR.
Mexican OF the Pittsburgh district, the
Rev. D. W. Gates Of the Albany district,
the Rev. j. w. Bennett OF the Burlington
district and the Rev. s. Meredith Of the
Saratoga district expire at this conference.
Elys Cream Balm gives satisfaction to
every one using it for catarrhal troubles.
G. X. Mellor, Worcester. Mass
Hon. Geo. H. Bigelow died in Burling-
ton last Thursday morning after linger-
ing illness. He graduated from the U. "
NJ. at the early age of20 and two years az
ter became the publisher OF the Burliug-
ton Daily Times which was afterwards
,na.onJ l., Aha Lt-aa D,ass Ne ,vant u, xha
war with the 18th Vt Regiment and bas
been one Of the foremost Grand Army men
IN the State. He was so years OF age
For 80 years have been troubled with
,atarrh - have tried mum Der Of remedies
without relief. A druggist here recon men.
del Ely's Cream Balm. have used only
,ne bottle and feel like new man. My
,atarrh was chronic and very bad | make
his voluntary statement that others may
know OF the Balm. j. w, Mathewson,
r. /.
Dispatches received yesterday afternoon
rom Montpelier bring the sad news OF the
lea th OF the hon. 7. p. Redfeld which
,cc urred in Chicago on Tuesday night
10 dye Redfeld was for many years an as
'istaAt Judge Of the Supreme Court OF
Vermont, declining reelection TO that
office in 1884
G II Cleveland, OF Barnard, Windsor
,ouuiy. contributes to the Woodstock
notable chapter OF vital statistics
L comprises a list OF IA persons, who
rave resc he'd the age Of four score years
~ more, 10 that town, out OF population
u less than 1900. during the last quarter
u a century. Ninety persons have died
q Barnard whose ages aggregate 1852
ears One has died at the age OF 100
Tears aud 4 months; two at IS years; ore at
", two al 90, one st %; two at 93; two At
Il three al 80 sud % al ages between 50
nd 80. Eight persons, 4 men aud wo-
men are living 10 Barnard whose ages
apge from Sc 10 30 years. These figures
10 fer to make good the saying Of Moses
,heney, that II the healthinlness Of town
vas goo reason ior locating The State
Ionse thefe, il should b. located Barnsrd.
'ecsuse people never die there. Mr.. Cleay.
sud SAYS that has town is 10 no way dif-
ereni from ibe ;ogBs aronnd except in the |
mouni Of saos that falls there and the
myth OF time il stays. bat the Barnard
.eUpie ceriainly are lDng lived race.
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