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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-27

Won can never know till you try, how
ouickly dose of Ayers Pills will cure your
s;ck headache. Your: Stomach and bowels
need cleansing, and these pills will accomplish
II more effectuaIly and comfortably than any
other medicine you can ind
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-27
cTc Aid Coppera,. and Chloride

ss-Carbolic Acid, Coppera.' and Chloride i.
o,T;,e are we'll known, and popular de-
odor;rer,, and iisinfectants. We have them
rure and at low figure. Refined gum
rrsmphor to put away with your winter closn-
;na and fur., and Dalmation Insect powdeii
=, , Kin all manner of rermin can be oetaInee
Of n. in an absolutely pure state. DEV NE
= COTGULIN, W. End Kennebec Bridge
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-27

A handsome complexion is one OF the
greatest charms a woman can possess. Poz-
zoni's Complexion Powder gives it.
d&w1wnr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-27
Marrieo.

T., w,u.low. June g. by J.. W Bss SELL; Es5'
"a n philips of winsow and MISS ha'se
ia .hier of Watervile.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-27

The e1am nations at the grammar school
building will be completed today. The fol-
lowing is the programme for the graduation
exercises of the school, which will be held
this afternoon:
Music Mixed Chorus.
Tnin, FLORENCE T. ann
~, Fireman Flora T.. Ward
Singing sixth Glass
The Pinch Bug, Charlc ~ "m mn
Whistliug solo, tArrie f. a'le"
singing-Fourth and Fifth Glasses
H., p,i4,l Wine Gun Isadore ,ietche
The Disturbance Ril, 'hafhe r. 'Hentih'
s.nging-swallow Song
~, ptI Hooded Man Abbie 4. jones
i1'iny iin,,. TAI Lean. Florence Is. Pierce
Rcgulus TO the Chrthaginians, larry Ia ntouse"
Singing Chorus
kate shelly, Mary b. thompson
How the storm Came, FANNIE D. "eeNe'
Singing America.
r,a., rts,orv VIII II. Nerrill
- i'r.nhcrv Annie VI. Cochrane
NsI,iictnry. Mary c. Webster
Graduating song.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-27

Why not use other peoples brains as well
as your own in order to lesson life's work,
and .pccialy so when the coming not
weather will make life a burden 10 those
who have to do lah0rious house work? The
very word "fearline" sounds clean and
sweet enough TO recommend even poorer
article But "Pearline" does as clean and
IS sweet WORK a. its name implies Now il
there be n housekeeper among the thousands
of Witness readers who has hitherto lived so
far beneath her privileges as not to have used
"Pearline," surely she will at once purchase
a packet and test what II will do for her.
Pearliue represents brains. That is. it is
the product of long and hard processes of
thought. invest CATION and experiment. You
are invited to share the results.-From Nen
Tort WtfRsss, June I2th, 1889.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-12-22

HELENA. Der. 90. The TWENTY
eighth day Of the legislative session
sees both houses n lit organized and
attending TO business. The house bav.
ing been longest ORGANIZED is, of
course, further along in the transsc
tion Of public business than the sen-
ate. At has already passed one hill,
AMI has under consideration four other
bills and few memorials. The menu
bers show praiseworthy ambition t1
do the work for which they were elect
ed, and under Speaker Writer'S meth
Cd Of dispatching business, lose no
time In going ahead. 10 the senate
the democrats still evlnce desire TO
block proceedings, es II they had not
caused the waste Of enough time al
ready. This morning they dubbed
about the minutes, and II they had
their way would have encountered the
journal with various portions OF the
constitution quoted verbatim. TIE
wonder is that they did not esk that
stenograpblc report Of their speeches
of yesterday should be spread upon
the minutes. After consuming much
valuable time in this way they were
frally grstified partially by the re.
puhlicans consenting 10 have the votes
cast yesterday shown on the records.
Another feature Of democratic obstIn-
acy was Ghown this morning when the
Joint committee of both houses met 10
wait upon the governor. The house
part Of the committee was composed
Of three republicans, while the senate
half consisted Of two democrats and
one republican, Lieutenant Governor
Richards having hoDored the opoosi-
tion by giving them two members out
of a committee Of three. Pursuant TO
their usual tactics the democrats re-
fused 10 let these two senators act with
the committee, and the result was that
Senator Hedges, the only republican
ON the senatorial part Of the joint oom-
mittee wss the only one who joined
the house appointees and fulfilled the
mission for which he was appointed.
or course, the refusal Of the demo-
cratic committee-men to act made no
difference, ss there was a majority Of
the Joint committee without them,
who performed the duty OF informing
the governor Of the organization OF
both houses; but II shows to what
lengths the democrats will go to main
tain their attitude rs obstructlonlsts.
But the republican Legislators are here
IN work, and such petty annoyances
only stimulate them TO put forth extra
efforts TO accomplish something In the
way Of legislation. The country can
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-12-22
wioisr ToSri,. Ticket.

Via the Wisconsin Central TO ell
southern tourist points are now on sale
at greatly reduced rates. II you intend
to spend ihs winter months in the
sunny south, consider well, before
starting, the advantages offered by the
"Centrsl;" II will pay you. Home
comforts make travelling a pleasure.
Through trains with Pullman Palace
sleeping cars leave Minneapolis daily
at l2:45 p. m, and 6;25 p. M. st. Paul
at les p. m, and 7:l5 D. M. arriving
In Chicago the next morning. making
close connection for ali points 10 the
south. Meals served en- route In the
Centraps famous dining cars.
For further information apply 10
your nearest ticket agent, OF to \. HI.
Anson, general northwest passenger
agent, 10 Nicollet House Block; G. E.
Dixon, acting city passenger and tick
ct agent, st. Paul, Paul, Minn., or to
Louis Ecksteip, assistant general pas
senger aud ticket agent, Milwaukee,
Wis.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-12-22

by Bray, Ia prevent prize fighting
In the state Of Montana.
BY Norton, TO make the clerk of the
supreme court salaried officer, and
providing that all the fees OF his office
shall 20 to the ,ta'e.
BY Waite, to prohibit the sale Of
mountain troutin the markets Of Mon
tans.
Bray introduced n. B. 8. to author
ize married women to transsc CT business
As sole 'rad.rs. Read twice and re-
ferred to :he judiciary committee.
H. B. ], fixing the terms Of the Su-
preme Court, WIS read the third time
and passed by unanimous vote.
Recess till O'clock, at which hour
the Hou.e resumed and went into
committee of the whole 10 consider
II. b. 4, relating to the printing Of
public documents.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-12-22
BLIGH1I:D HOPES.
Mans IDhumanity a. Man, ylkes One
Barber Iourn.

The exchanges OF cpurtesies between
Ksuy Kendall, George Reirz aud 9th.
ers on one side and Jim Sipes on the
other received further attention yes-
terday. For some time past IL has
been "a horse" on the parties of the
first part and docile James has felt
what II was TO he the Car of Russia
TO the extent of sleeping with hi, eye-
open lest some trick should he played
on him. He has not dared to perform
the most ordinary functions Of his ex-
istence without the utmost p ecau-
tiOns, and although nomipally The
victor In the lest encounter, his life
was rapidly becoming a burden to him
through the anticipation Of the un-
known disaster that he was sure would
shortly stride sthwart his path way.
But throughout this desp7ndeut chap
ter In his existence there was one
thought that whenever re'alled, would
straighten him up and dispel the
clouds Of baleful expectancy. This
was that his father had promised to
send him for Christmss a nest Of young
sbuirrels, such ss Jim used TO shoot in
TIE happy days of childhood, and the
remembrance Of whose delicious flavor
It'll fingered with him. with such
gastroDomical effect es ta mske his
mouth water whenever his mind
lap-ed to the delightful subject. Day
by day, ms Christmas spprnashod, his
appetite has b4eu whetfed for the ex-
recttd dell'acy, and yes e'dpy when
jerry Holleran mrie his appearance
in the barber shop which furnishes
Jim the wherewithal for a regal exist
ence, barring in his arms box of
proper proportions, Jim could scarcely
refrain ff5m falling on BIZ neck and
klssinr him. Previous 10 the tran SER
OF the box 10 Jim's keepiny, a slight
business transaction wus Uon through
with-the payment OF e1pr IS charges
amounting TO the sum Of ven'y-five
cents. 1t isprop 10 state bot n the
midst Of his joy. Jim's bump Of eau
ti swelled up and be wes moved TO
question Jerry as to the nuineness
of the package, but Jerry sileocpd his
fears by assuring him that il wa, dad
square, and Jim gave up th- stx bits
snd proceeded to open the b, *. As he
worked upon il, sn odor arose that
was suspicious. but II WIS attributed
to the fact that the squirrels having
been shipped in warm weather were
perhaps little "gamey." finally the
box was opened and the contents
stood revealed. The invoice called for
/ Owl and Common House Cat, both
relics of departed age, bat Jim
didn't stop q check it up or ascertain
II there was any shortage, but with a
sad, reproachful smile. he silently con-
vsyed the whole shipment TO the rear
OF his premises, au6 tesriul.y cast Il
from him. He nov seeks seclusion,
and prefers that squirrels be not men,
toned in his presence, but unless sll
signs fail, the fellows that put up the
job will, in the course Of time. wish
they had never been born.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-12-22
OUR TOM.
CcngressmanCarterHas theHon'
or of Getting the First Bill
Through the House.
A Rather Quiet Day at Helena
Succeeding the Lively Pro-
ceedings of FRIDAY.
THE FIRST BILL PASSED.
Congressman Carter Secures the Passage of
the First Measure in the Lower House,


WAsHISsTON, Dec. 20.-The first
LEGISLATION In the shape Of bill or
joint resolution which passed the
lower house in the fifly.first congress
came to-day. 1t came from Congress.
man Carter Of Montana; joint resolu-
tion asking the United State govern
ment to Montana and Washington the
furniture, fixtures aud records used at
the captsls by the territorial govern
msnts. The resolution WAS drawn by
Carter, and Wilson Of Washington.
Mr.. Carter agreed to support il on the
floor and do what talking was neces-
say 10 secure hearing for II. He
got his first taste If fighting before he
got what be wanted. Oates Of Ala
hana got recognition and put Mr..
Carter through a cross-eXaminatiOn az
to why the need Of haste. Mr.. Carter
wrs loaded with a statement from
Comptroller Matthews that valuable
records must be sold al once, unless do
mated to the state. An amendment
was offered by Mtjor Pickler, Of South
Dakota, TO make the resolution in.
clude the two Dskotas. 1t WIS with
drawn, however, with the understand
ipg that another resolution would be
introduced Tomorrow to crver those
states. After the amendment was
withdrawn the resolution went to a
third reading and wss passed without
opposition. il makes a difference Of a
difference Of few thou ar d dollars to
each state.
The resolution giving the territorial
property to The new state includes the
magnificent law library at Helena,
which means a very valuable gifJ 20
Montana. The joint resolution was
read in the senate end will be consid-
cred 10 morrow.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-12-22
THE DAILY JOURNAL
Every Morning Except Monday.

The Oaicia I'aper Of Caster County.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-12-22
SOCIETIES.

A. o. H,-DiyislOn 80 meets fret and second
undays OF each month,
X. Of H.-MeCts 6rst and third Wednesdays at
i.5up. M, Ut ODD Fellows Hall
A.F. d A. M.-lellosstOne Lodge, No, &c, hrsi
nd thin Wednesdays,
L. A. M,-Gcowstono ChrpteT, No. 5, second
thursday In each month
X. T-Damascus GommandeTg, tolnh Thurs
days,
i. u. o. F.-tuster Lodge, No. II, every
Hclday At their hall.
l. 10. F.-sentinal Encampment, No. 6, hrst
and third Friday.
x. Of P.-Crusader Lodge, No. Z, Thursday
evenings at Odd Fellows Han.
o. X. Of A.-Miles City branch, every unday at
JPN.
X. OF L.-First aud third Saturdays,
q. A. R.-U. .. Grant Post, No. Ia, hrst aud
third Tuesdays.
I. o. G. T--StM OF the West, No. "a, every
Thursday evening.
). V.-Gibson Camp No. 4. Meets first and
hird MONDAYS OF each month at Good Templars
I.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-12-22
HOUSE.

',House met at II o'clock, quorum
present Prayer by chaplain. Jour
nal of yesterday read; approved.
Cmmunicstion from the Senate was
received announcing determination
by lot of the terms OF Senators.
Hotter, chairman of the ways and
means committee, reported II. Il. 4.
relating to the publication Of public
documents, with the recommendation
that it do pass. Bill placed on general
orders.
H. b, /, fixing the terms of the su-
preme court, was reported correctly en-
crossed and filed for the third reading.
Loud, chairman Of select committee,
appointed 10 notify the Senate that
the House was organized, reported
having discharged that duty. Report
received and committee discharged.
Howey, chairman Of the special
committee, reported II. j. /, with
a substitute, recommending the adop-
tion Of the substitute. Report received
shd substitute read. Its provisions
are against the Northern Pacific ac-
quirlng title to mineral lands in Mon
tana, and q request that Congress take
such steps as TO forever prevent the
issuance OF patents TO such land TO the
railroad company. The substitute
was ordered printed.
Wing. chairman Of the special joint
committee appointed to walt upon the
governor and inform him that both
houses were organized and ready TO
receive his Communications. reported
that the committee had waited upon
Gov. Toole, who resolved them, heard
their mission, and Informed them that
he had no communication to make at
present.
Notices Of bills were given as follows;
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-12-22
CHURCHES.

Emmanuel Church (EpisC jpan Palmer st Ser.
dee sundays at II a. IN and 1880 .. M. sanue.
Robinson, rector.
Baptist ChuTch-wm. 81. Weeks, acting pastor
reaching services sunday AZ II a. IA. aud y m
s.si.e and Prayer Meeting, Wednesday al iAb ?.
A cordial invitation TO all.
Methodist ChuIeh-Seryiccs Sunday, IA a. M.
" y. b.. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening
'Iider Nutting. pastor.
'rsstyteuau Chufch-seryires Sunday, II 3, IL,
4. IA. 4. q. Armstrong, pastor
ihurch oi saCUd llcau, talholc-eeTyices
very fIst and third suuda, Of the month. high
rssss lYSl o.. sunday school al ,, IA,
geslsis a. BgpedltilUu o. ,,.u pm.
FAUuEEC lAUwELYN.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-12-22

easily see which party Is striving to d.
its dnty aud which is striving TO clog
the wheels of government.
SENATE.
The senate met at 10 O'Clock. Alb
sent, Brown, Mcnamara aud Baker
Prayer by the chaplain. Journal o.
yesterday read. The president asked
If there were any corrections to the
minutes.
Thornton. Of Deer Lodge, said thai
the journal should chow all objection.
and all that tTanspired after = y. m.
yesterday. He clsimed his rights
were trOdden under foot.
Fi-her stated thai the gentlemen
were certainly entitled to all correc-
tons and that the minutes should
show The proceedings.
Tbornton-"As soon as we took the
oath OF Office the constitution was the
document und-r which we should act
and We want it shown that our right
are denied.p
Hedges-"I with to state the impro
priety Of extending the minutes ss fat
as the reasons If the gentlemen in the
matter. The journal should only show
the facts and proceedings"
Parberry-"We proceed 10 organize
without a quorum and the minnie,
should show bow the vote stood. II
takes nine to make quorum
The Chair-"I will remind the gen.
tlenan that there was a quorum pres.
ent, it being shown by a vote of :
10 s."
HeDnfssy-"I claim that the consiI.
tuition ws1 overruled by the char fol
fraudulent purposes"
Fisher, r. ferrinR 10 sec. 8, said that
by the vote Of to 5 the senate Judged
the election 'f it, ofiicers--that the
plurality vote should govern.
Thornton objected TO the railing un.
der which any officer wa. FL cted.
Fisber-"Let me ask YOU ii we hav!
any rules TO govern us?"
ThOrnton-''I maintain the consti.
tuition was overridden by yesterday.
proceedings. We desire that our posi-.
tion shall lie clearly and plainly un.
derstood.n
Parberry-"All we want is that the
minutes show how many votes were
csst.n.
Fisher-"You can claim no shield
for not exercising your sworn duty
and constitutional rights # voting
Are we to blame for tbat?" Wher
you refuse 10 vote you cannot hold ur
the constitution to pua'd you.n
After more Interchange Of view,
similar 10 the above, the senste fiuGlly
decided 10 have The mlnut corrected
so re 10 show how many votes had
been cf,t fjr the election Of Officers
and that the ayes and noe had been
called for and refused by the chair.
The president then announced that
there was a communication on his
table frem the Washington legislature
II was read and proved to be me.
moral introduced in the Legislature
Of Washington. Fsking congress 1,
prevent individuals or corporations
from acquiring posse sion Of lands
granted to the new states for schooI
purposes. Laid on The table.
Two communications received ron
from the house and read.
Senate a adjourued till 10 o'clock to-
morrow,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-03-07

Creamery butter has made quite sn sd
yauca ID the lset week ri two, wbiie regu
lsF dairy taitef has changed little fay
Why - tliisS Il IL not bacsate it's alsay
superior. icf u is not A good deal Of the
dairy batter Is better article Bni deiry
butter ssaers 10 market. except where
sold % special trade. becsuse taken 80
a eias !. lacks apiiormity. Whaie7st ,lse
may De ssii about efeamery batter, i ia
more uoiiofm than snytbieg elss which
has ever appeared ID toe butter market,
aud that + ,le reason why il lsa5s
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-03-07
Builders Hardware

commend themselves
Porcelain Mineral Door Knobs Locks Lacbe Butts Caes
chain BARREL foot and window spring Bolts Sash weights locks
lifts and braided cord door springs and hinges
catches window hooks
Taper Files Dsstons aydoes hammers Chi.e
Auger bits plumb and levels steel squares gauges
tool bvc and strap and hinges Kidder
Barn Door Hangers Shpards gravity blind hinges
pick hoves, spades forks and hoes horse nails H. nails
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-03-07

Ths richness agl g@l qaality u milk
do not depend wholly o. TIC dairy breeds.
but are larsel, iplln as-l bs the c,re Civ
ep 70 The nim4!s aud the feed provided
Tor tht m. /! Que eauts VII the milk that
can be got from a cps without any refer
ence to its quality Thea juicy grass, green
corn 70 iler bfewers graios. turuips or
other 10 Is that have large proportion
OF water yarn masbes aud sloppy food 10
genera wall pfoduo H. constant moist
diet will nuqnestionably produce more
milk than dry one AIoisieuiug hay aud
fodder WITH gssm gsisr, pattiag bran
INTO the dfinking water 70 tempt The COW
10 drink more, ail also have the same u.
feet II rich milk Il desired at least
,sir proportion Of substantial food should
be given ont Of which u make II Good
clover hay, com fodder, corn meal 0 little
oil cake neal aud moderate supply of
roots, along sith bran mash, make
good winter diet fora coz aad sill give
iichness to the nilk Cows should have
all the pure sstpf wilI drink aud 10 10.
ter II j. we'll y warm Ii for those eiylng
milk. Sailing them regularly sboaid oct
be Neglected otLervise the batter viii be
long 10 comiDg
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-03-07

/,IlLS WANrfD-ghe Colchester Rubber
VI Company. offers situations 10 females be-
tween 16 aud 80 years, To make rubber shoesi
will pay tho board Of beginners aud furnish
piece aolktse ona irsuncled; IN slx wcels
dilipent hands can earn more Than their board
aud gradually incrta so until they can earn from
"a "a So above theif board according TO ekilful'
ntss. boarding houses occupied by fenals, ex
cluavely, kept ia The very best manner compo-
tent houseleepof, pltass.t lccatit ne; furniture,
beds and carpets are entirely new. Applca'
Mons 10 GE6. wATKINSoN. President, Col,
chester, Conn. H0lw
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-03-07
RHEUMATISM AND NEURAL GA

sfAinrS urrfy e0inexgpa hss hees 4 tllsf.
@ti 70 me. ~ ne naa Two feNrs hAye Hai
bred VITA heRfAigiA " tAe heart a1fssa Aftef
Aletnf fAting 81 rare riA have n1~ tskea
neATly tgHf lcitlaa ~ TIE Nptarnna. and am
inv frxsp the rom t4Alut / hsei tafy grateful
n NlAlN AAAA M lNMLA AanLfal Ni.lAsn. ~
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-03-07

II the crops that you raised last year
Yisldai sell eoaiirus With them, aud 30
Dot be thrown oii The track By tbs wild
stories about novelties.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-03-07
Paine's
Celery Compound

"A hhva iwen greatly afiNtei with acute
FhriitnAiisan ana coaA ira 10 wlrf auiii
uAst Palnes NGlery yutatNeuhd. AMER using
M hstsle. uesht. mrssicina I AN row carrt ~
,l,enFiatAs trunielfN
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-03-07
[VtRYB0DYS ATTENTION
Is CALLED TO OUR
Roofing Paint.

lhis paint has been extensively used n Troy
Albany and New York cities se ind bas ! on,
nsed on churches, depoie opera ihous fsil
road bridge and maaN public and private bni'd
InRs As near ae We efn ram II siYeA pettfct
uatisfscto We used The painl cur build
ines last season and ale Thoroughly convinced
tbEtit IL the best roofing p9int ever put upon
The market We have tho eNeiusive agency for
IL IN this vicinity ard are prepared to furnish 1t
in any quantity desired tits suitable for tin,
iron and shmg led roof For further particulars
call at our store.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-03-07
Burton Geo..

Would respectfully invite the the public
offering addition their usual large varied
Dry Goods and Groceries, Clothing Hats Caps and Gents Furnishing
Goods, the complete stock Of
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-03-07
Effects Lasting Cures.

raineg grlcry Ceinpngnd has pefiufm~i many
other cufts as mArspiuHs AZ tht@, as0plrs 81
lrtlefs ssnl ~ Ans address fieasani " tAse,
does not disturb put aids digestion. and rntifvs
~ yegetahleI chiid can take It. WHATS the
tse n suffering longer With rheumatism o.
neuralgia
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-03-07
DROP

re1r rrcIuNire aEnlnst aINtftIsIff ftfhtuIts HHu
aiye ANTI the fayorite pre-
srription of English physicians, trial u tho
only known Apoplery Preventive, and m IN
oouallea cure for Paralysis, Heart Dtsease,
nhrumntism. Liver Complaint, Kidney
ana B,addcr Troubles, Dyspepsia, Gem
crai Debility and all Diseases Arising
from Impure blood and Debiiitated Nerves.
Loss Of Appetite, sour stomach and fIntn-
Hence cured with ono bottle Of ANTI-APO-
pLgcTINE. Price. s1.00t sir bottles $500.
sold i.y druggists Send TO DIR. y. s. HUTCHINSON
4 co.. Rnosuargh Pals, Vt, for Health Help"
ana testimonials from wen people who were once
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-03-07
Tbtstlrs.

--Ths cssperifr 10 o. rooesnsrslr hsta
ruys vbsa tis aact goes usssr the hsm
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-03-07
Arrears of Pension.

The ne~ Pension Bilin Congress ~ reported
BY the House Committee, grants pension TO
soldiers from the date of their discharge on an
application fled IN the Pension ONCE before its
passage soldiers already pensioued. IL suffer.
ing from An army disability not Included in
their pension, can apply for additional pension
and arrears. Sufpe1ded and rejected claims
can BIO reeonsidered Wrie me the particulars
and receive application papers by return mail
No fec unless tueeetsfaL Cirenlars OF rates and
blanks free Address
1. j. nEAvIaq. Attorney Montpelier Vt,