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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-03-07

meats OF aiascaliios copBecicd 9th ihs
suefsse n .bs remedies proposed proceed
upon sxful lines snd are promoted BY
!ast aud honorshls methods. Hov shsll
,bose vhe prSciice election frauds recover
that respect iar the ssnctiiy al tho ballot
which Is The 6ss. condition and obligation
Of coed ci,tseoshipf The man Who has
come 10 regard The bsllo, Dor A. q lnsglers
bat has renoubcei his allegiance Let
us srsii patriotism asi moderate our party
can,eniinps Let these Who would die for
the Gag 90 The field Of battle give better
proof Of their patriotism and higher glory
10 their couairy by promoting maternity
snd justice A party success iha, 10 sohisv
ell by unfair methods or by practices that
psrtske ~ revolution. 10 buriiul and evan.
ceoept. even from party standpoint We
should hold our differing opinions in mu
tual respect. and having Submitted 10 the
sfbiirament OF tho ballot. should accept
an adverse Judgement With the same re
spect tina. We would have demanded OF our
opponents IL the decision bad been in our
favor
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-03-07
VIM NJ. and JOHN 8. BATCHEL-


STATE or VERMONT, Manchester Distfici -
In Probate Court held Al Manchester, within
and for said District on the ilih day Of Zebra
AIRY, a. u. 1859.
The guardian Of Vim N Bstchelder aud jobs
y BAtchsidsr niuors Of Dorsot IN said district
presented an application In writing 10 sid
Court setting forth that his wards are the chill
dren aud heirs ~ Mark Be- chelder late Of said
Dorset deceased and AZ sueb have = onei fourth
interest BY virtue u tbs viii Of Ira Bitchslfer
late OF said Dorset deceased In . piece OF real
estate In Dorset containing about W aorss lying
ON the east side Of the highway and contiguous
TO the store lot Of J II Armstrong, and repre-
scbting that II weuId be beneficial 10 his vAsds
10 hsve their interest In taid real estate sold
and the n,aiIs put At interest or iovfstSd y
stocks or other real estAis; and praying said
Court for the reasons sforessid 10 grant him .
license 10 sell their said real estate.
Whereupos II was ordered that hearing up0n
said application DO had ~ Probate Court 70 be
held 81 tho Probate Oifieein Manchester, To ssiA
District, ON the 23i day Of March, a. .. 1853.
and that notice Of said application, The nature
and reasons thereof. and the time and Discs VI
herring thereon, be given 70 ell persons inter.
ssled. by. the publication hereof In the MAJ
chester JouRsAL. . newspaper printed 81 eaid
Manchester, three weeks SUCCESSFULLY psevtoss
sssv LoVEIAnD NUssoN. Judge.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-03-07
A Woman. Discovery.

Another wonderful discovery has been
made aud that too by q lady in this coun
try. Disease fastened its clutches upon
her for seven years she witbstood its sew.
erect tests, but her vital organs were I'M
dormined and death seemed imminent.
For three months she coughed necessarily
and could not sleep. She bought of us a
bottle OF DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption and was so m uch relieved on
taking first dose that she slept all night
and With one bottle has been miraculous
ly cured. Her name is Mrs. Luther Lutz.
Thus write W. @. Hamrick & Co, Shelby,
N. C.-Get free trial bottle at j, N.
HARD's drug store
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-03-07
Y.rnnat.r, a. yya.Ainr,an.

NciwithsisaAias tie raiGy weather The
large nnmbsr 81 yermonisn who attended
The Inauguration bad Rloroas time, 10
fac, caPturei the city, They were given
receptions By cur ; saatOrs sni by Pusi.
denielec, Harsis0u. Aad a, The reception
10 the Pfesideat after Inauguration, they
sere givea arsi place No xondef they
yelled themselves hoaTse. When IL becsme
. esrisin,y ,asi one Of their Number. tx
Coz. Proctor bal been appointed Secre-
isry Of VAT
While car n sre fortunate bre,hern and
SISTERS wers psrmst,sd 10 ~iiaess al this
display those sho were compelled 10 stay
al bone ought 10 feel happy too. ooly
oaee bslofe has car little state been bot.
cred slih cabinet position. Nov this
state hss ihifa piaer aaa also The hosor Of
being The birth pisoe q The Vice Presi-
deaf wlsn OF the farch 10 Ge,lyshuse
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-03-07

The production Of petroleum in thu
United States il on the decrease, though
there Is no proof that this fact is Other
than temporary one, Tho reports fol
February show considerable increase in
the number Of wells drilling. but the yield
10 less, the average Of the new ones com
pletrd lasi mouth being less than eleven
barrels per well per day, This ia oil on
old ground, no new territory having been
discovered u has been thought hitherto
tha, the supply OF natural gas was much
moro likely to give out prematarely than
that OF oil, but this may prove 10 be q
scientific mistake after all The stock OF
oil is decreasing ut the ratio OF about 800,
600 barrels per month II is now put at
20,000,000 gross. or 100000 barrels
net
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While attending 10 bis business. He
was in the best OF spirits and It was sup
posed in the enjoyment Of his usual good
health, previous 10 this attack 81 heart dis.
ease or apoplexy. These Two diseases
depend npoa some Of the following causes
/. Organic disease Of tbs heart. often
times caused by rheumaiism. 2. From
disease Of the s.eries. degeneration In
their tissues causing them TO easily rup.
ture' 8. From poisoned eliot creating
condition oil the blood caused by certain
diseases Of the liver and kidneys Anti
Apopiectine prevents Apoplery cures par
alysis, heart disease, rheumsiism. liver
com plant. kidney aud bladder troubles.
dyspepsia, chronic bronchitis, eet This
can be proven by our Testimonials which
We will send you on application.
Are yea dizsyf Do you baye nomb add
priekly sensation, short breath aud wheel.
log. pAlpitstio3 Of the heart, ectf Ifyou
DO buy a bottle Of your druggist. only
800.
For three lEo cent stamps re VIII send
you copy Of 100 Emsrseneies aud How
10 Treat Them. pfofussly iilnstrs.sd snd
neatly bound. Address. DR.. I. ). Hutch.
iason 4 Co., Enosbarsh Fslis. VI.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-03-07

The annual report Of Commissioner Hoich
kiss Of the Connecticut state labor bureau
makes s0ma interesting comparisons be
tween ibe wages psil lnborius men 10 &C
snd IS aui iae costs 81 the necesssries OIL
lifr 10 these tso years II shows AN aver
age advance ~ = yssrs Ia the wages OF 10.
males u " per ceGt During the SANE
time the increase 10 The cost OF groceries
sud provislcns has been only 10 IL pei
cent. while staple goods show an average
reduction Of 80 per cent Moquette cap
pets the report says By way Of illustration,
shlch IN 90 were made only 10 England.
are pos manufactured ia this country Of
the same quality as Tie English goods and
sells al one-bait the price the English car.
pets did 10 90 These facts and figures,
which illustrate 50 couspienously the be
etiis o. protection. are not given 10 cam
paign 10 inhacuce votes. but are the color.
less reports OF a responsible labor bureau
10 one OF the largest manufacturing states
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the s1ornous demand ever bore ior ID
Balls Coaeh syfap,

the skorno1s dsnsna ever bore ior Or.
Balls Cough sysap,
Following ia l.i 81 the federal cfices
Of The state WITH The salaries attached
thereto; Dstrici attorney aud marshal.
$500 and lees each. Custons collector.
Bnriinston. 5000 and fees deputies, (l7l
slToo 10 se2co pss,mssien - isuriiaeton.
s27oo. Barre $500: Bradford. $500;
Mildlebury. $1,000. ga,lasj, $500; BEL
lows Falls. $500. Braodon. $500; Mont
teller, $500. Brssileborn. 2ico; Benning.
ton. si7o0 Fair Haven. $500; ST Adams.
$4,000; spd Is rsosing from $1,000 10
$500.
We cal the attention Of our lady read.
era 10 the advertisement In our columns
Of JAMES PiLEs PEARLiNE. lor l.uu.
dry and kitchen purposes. An article 80
popular and widely circulated. must pos.
seas merits that commend It TO the favor
OF housekeepers.
Avoid Appearances "A worthy gentle
man. having an unusually rcd nose, was
long suspected Of being = tippler on the
sly, by those not we'll acquainted with
his strictly temperate habits. His uniofi-
innate Disagreement was readily cured by
the use Of Ayers Ssrssparills.
Dandy claims 70 he the banner town in
southern Vermont for making maple
sugar. Among the largest sugar makers
are the following named: Harris Otis,
who taps $500 trees; the Jared Cook farm.
5000 trees; F Goodwin. 100; George
Hsdwiu. l4o0 Martin Bromley. 1900, II.
Bromley. 100; g. Colvin. 1000; II. ID.
Kelly. 1000; Mslhewson Brothers. 1000.
Tue above are the principal dealers, while
there are . large number who tap from
800 10 900 hundred trees.
Remember that Ayers Cherry Pectoral
has no equal as a specific for colds,
coughs. and oil affections OF the throat and
lungs For nearly half a century il has
been in greater demand than any otber
remedy for pulmonary complaints. All
druggists have it for sale.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-03-07
John QUILTER's Estate.

state OF Vermont. District OF Mapobt stsr, -.
In Probate Court held At Manchester, wiiLis.,
| and Tor said district on tho 18th day oi psb.-
ruary A. D. 1889.
An instrument purporting 10 be the Is,t win
and testament OF John Quilitr late OF Tor.
set IN said district, decess,d, wS yIs.
scented Tor Probate.
Wherenpop session OF ssid Court. 10 be held
Al the PROBATE Office In Manchester, In aid
District. on the iGih day OF March a u Ire,
was appointed for the probate OF said InstIu,
ment, and for all peTs0ns concerned 10 tpptsr
and contest the same, II cause there be for 80
doing; and public notice thereof VS. oreetsd 10
be given by the publication hereof In ihe Msm
chester JouRsAL. newspaper printed al raid
Manchester, three weeks suf ees.ively pysvioua
10 the time 30 appointed
s2sw L0vELASD MUHsoN, Judge.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-03-07

Eiddleburger msda - much trouble
doring one Of the lasi sessions Of the Sen
Ate tia, President pro tom lngalls ordered
his arrest. and be vas dragged from tho
Srnste Chamber by the Ssrgesnt-at arms.
He Immediately tclegrapLei bB resigna-
tion TO the governor Of virginia, but OF
course ], was too late for successor 10 be
appointed and take bis seat Riddlebur
ger has repeatedly made himself a pui
sabce and probably would have been
squelc he'd before, had the two parties in
the Ssna,e no, been 80 eyouiy divided
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-03-07
JESSIE PARIS Mrson.

state OF Vermont District Of Man<hestsr %
10 Probate court held Al Manchester, vjihis
ard for SAID disidet. on the Gthdsy Of March
A. y. 1853,
The guardian OF Jessis pars . minor Of Ms.
chester 10 said disirist pvsptsd "a sDpIiesttos
IN siit.ng 10 ssid Court, setting forth thas b
~sfd I. the daughter aud sole heir Of Hsisha
psrfis late Of said Mshehsstsr deceased snd -
sueb has a one,La 4 Interest IA farm 10 hsn-
ehas,sr ftfmsIly 0snsd by lsrssl knnson lJite
on he road 10 tast Dorst and e0rtsibing sL0at
.ef acres and repfcssntiDg that u vesid DO
beneficial to biz ward 70 have tsf inisssst IN
said farm sold and fle syHtls thereof Pat 81 III
iefssi or invested IN stocks Or other real sststs.
aud praying ssid Court for the fsasoGs sfofs.
ssd - efsst him . iiessss 10 zeal sid real
estate 81 his ysrd
Nh.ssnpan is ~ss ofdsrfd that basriag pp .
ssld applie.li0a be bsd OF Probate Court W -
he'd Al The Probate Once 10 nsnehsst4f 10 ssid
Dl.tslet, 90 The 2sd Gay o. March, ., D lizard
that police Of raid sppHealloD, the assafs ga
reasons thereof. and be time and place 81 bear
ing thereon, BE- sissn 10 al psrsens Interested,
b. the pubilesii0n ibsrsd IN the htnehteaS
yorsssL sEssspspfs plated q ssA hsssAse.
ter, three sssss SUCCESSFULLY pFsviess ~
Is. iovELAsp xrssoy. ,sssG
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-03-07
WINTER CLOTHING AZ SPRING
PRICES.

Grand Closing Oat sale at Frea,'s- Zoo
Many Goods Make ths Prices Low
THE Figures Given IRE For
Ihis sale Only.
Too large qusniity Of winter Clothing
rem aims on hand at the Bszsar to suit Mr.
Fresr and he determines to close it out at
once He asks you to help him make
room for his New Spring Stock and makes
the prices so low as TO be sure OF your
assistance. The goods ere perfect. The
sty les are the latest; the only thing to be
said is that there arc too many of them.
Boys Kuee Pants Suits, made OF a very
neat Cashmere, worth $500; closing out
price. s297.
Boys Kuee Pants Suits in Broken
Plaids, good heavy weight, worth $3.50;
closing out price, $3.50.
Boys Knee Pants Suits, made Of dou
BILE and twisted fancy Cashmere, worth
81 80; closing out price, SO 70. The above
lots are in sizes from to IA years.
A few odd Goats and Vests made of
Franklin mixtures, worth So 90; TO close
out. $500.
A few odd Suits with loug pants. made
Of Sawyer Cashmere, worth $1,000; for
this sale only IS 90
A number OF odd suite, made Of Lig
ingston Mills Cashmere. actually worth
81. 90; closing out price, 5000
len odl Suits in new styles. Ia fancy
Cassimeres, worth 81 so; will DO sold for
So 30.
Eleven odd Suits 10 choice Cassimefes
sizes from 10 to II years, we'll worthsl0.
90; are to go for IS 90
Seven Boys Suits in fue Corkscrew
Worsteds sizes 10 to IL years, have sold
for IS 90; will nov 60 for Sc 20
Meu's Corduroy Pants. well made, come
IN four shades. Cheap ut 81 80; closing
out price sl70,
II you have boys to clotbe do not neg
lect this oppo]apiHf Iiyou cannot visit
the Bazaar We will send you the goods =.
o. d. DO no heGtate to order IS every
thing is as represented At
FkEARs Troy BAZAAR.
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cahinst omesr,.

Secretary o. stalo-James @, Blaine Of
Msinr.
Secretary u tbs Treasury William
Windon Of Minnesota.
Secretary o. Wu--li edaeli Proctor Of
Vermont.
Secretary Stihc Nsgy BENZ +. Tracy
a New Yors,
Secretary q The iaienor-John W. No.
bio Of Missouri.
Postmaster Genefsl John wsnpsma kcr
Of Pennsylvania
Attorney. 6suersi w. II. H. Miller Of
IBd,ans
Secretary Of Agriculture = Es-Gov. Rask
OF Wisconsin.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-03-07

TIE Dar,igi8u ~ Canada aill sdopt the
cbisi ieslpIes u car backing system. 10
iss0 radical changes will be made 10 the
ies.fsl hattiag sysissn Of Canada The
principal change all bs tho adoption OF
80 s@ssdmepl sashoiiziog the government
10 practically eoeirol tho issue Of legal
,eudsr sod eorIapondiagly restricting the
issae o. notes ~ ,be various chartered
b.sss. Tie change will DO borrowed from
The AarttcaB bahtiog system.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-03-07

TIE huslsui ileraii claimed on Wed
nesisy. Feb. -, that Proctor would have
. place ia uangsoa's cabinet. add takes
great credit 10 Itself i0f being the first pa
per 10 prcdic, ibe fact The Manchester
JouaAL Of Fsb- - gave despatch from
Indianapolis. saying that Gov Proctor bad
been specially summoned 10 meet Gen.
Harrison, aud thstthis undoubtedly meant
csbinct position Tho Herald Was only
. week later.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-03-07

The London Times has made sn apology
to psrnell ior is course IN Publishing the
lettes which they claimed were written
by him, which had turned out to he for.
seties PiRo,t, the man who forged the
letters. escaped TO Madrid where he was
sppreheDded bot b-iars be could be arres.
ted blew ont bis brains. Parnell's friends
claim tba, there VAS conspiracy Of which
Pigoit was the tool bot 1t is not likely that
the Times MSS guilty any farther than it
ought not TO have published the letters
without. ample proof that they vera gen
uine
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-03-07

Gov. Dillingham; has appointed Hon, a.
b. Valentine Of Bennington commissioner,
under oct No, 10. to investigate the ogri-
cultural and manufacturing interests OF
the State and dsvlsc means to develop
them. Mr. Valentine has the ability, the
acquaintance. the business experience, the
enthusiasm aud Stats pride requisite for
the performance OF the difficult duties of
the com issioner
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-03-07

Al The sllsiencn scsssos 81 The rsiionsl
Isssus q ErpBblisAn eluts. wbieh ~ss
held 10 Baliimore Friday. Judge John NJ.
Tlsr'oa 81 Nshfa,ta p1 unanimously
elected rfs.sispi q The league AMID The
viidssi sEsbgsllsn The league bias he
eoEs p5vfI b Amsriesn politics. aud
JsBss Tssnias u jet The mss 10 see tbs,
n shall iacg~9sc ~ inHnence
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-03-07

a pIsIsImEsTTD CITIZEN WHO WANTS oSE
DOLLAR A BOX PROTECTION

a pIsIsImEsTTD CITIZEN VINO WANTS ONE
DOLLAR BOX PROTECTION
Sweet Valencia oranges, says r, II. Or
Wis. are hsvked 90 the streets Of New York
At rs for quarter. grown, picked aud
packed by psupef labor. Florida must
have protection. A dollar boz tariff on
oranges would stimulate production and
better methods Of picking and packing
wonld be found Mr.. Plsnt says. give us
four times as many oranges 10 carry. and
We will carry them ct half the present pri.
cesY Who doubts that orange lands would
DO Ia demand and the orange crop quad
rupled Within
Within twenty year.f queried the re
porter.
Yes; within ten years, replied NJ. Orvis
i our groves bad protection from the cheap
pauper labor OF the Mediterranean ports.
Aud besides g.
Aud besides whstg asked the reporter.
Besides the advantage to the grower, re-
snmed Mr.. Orvis, the consumer would get
good fruit instead OF the Indifferent foreign
stuff now forced on our markets
have no personal interest 10 orange
groves, said Mr.. 0rvis after pause. bu,
il is my interest and everybody's interest
to see Florida prosper. Florida is the great
winter resort OF the United States and
northern people desire her prosperity
Jacksonville, Fla, Times Union.
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Fair Play far rladdtu

Some time since there appeared 10 New
York paper a communication concerning
the Ponce de Leon Hotel Of 81 Augustine
which has since been widely copied by
newspapers throughout the country. This
alleged Florida letter contained, among
other things. statements to the effect that
the Ponce de Leon had only twelve guests
on the day OF its opening and that Mana
ger Seayey had suggested to Mr., Flagler,
the owner, that as business was so poor, il
would be we'll TO dispense with the ser
vices Of Que OF the two bands Of music said
TO have been engaged fer the season. This
highly interesting communication went on
TO say that Mr.. Flaglsr replied to bis man
ager that when be desired any suggestions
rs 10 curtailmeut OF expenses, be would
let him know, but il be had anything to
offer 10 the way OF adding to the attrac-
tiveness OF the Ponce de Leon, he should
be glad to hear from him. This and other
twaddle made up very silly letter full OF
inaccuracies and absurdties which, how
ever, we regret to say, has, as stated above
been extensively reproduced. As a matter
OF fact, the Ponce dc Leon has never had
anything near 40 few guests as twelve
Only ore band OF music is now or ever has
been employed, and no such correspond
ence ever passed between Mr.. Flagler and
Manager Seavey. The Ponce de Leon is,
without exception, the most magnificent
resort hotel the world has ever seen. II is
intelligently managed on a liberal basis
and lie. we are glad to know, doing pay.
ing business this year. The talk about
sxhorbi.snt prices IL false and absurd, as
the charges at the Ponce de Leon are no
higher than those OF strictly first class ho
tells in New York, Philadelphia or Boston,
As we have often remarked, the editor Of
the average" great daily" invariably makes
. mess Of it when writing about hotel at
fairs. la this particular instance an injus.
tice has been done Mr. Fla9ler, who, by
his liberality, enterprise aud good taste,
has done more for the advancement and
benefit Of Florida than any other ten men
that can be named,
Everybody declares that Messrs. Hawk
4 Wetherbee are just the men to make a
success of the Plaza Hotel in New York, -
Daily Chicago Hotel Reporter.
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JEROME ]. l.ILL,s Estate.

" sT.TE or VERMONT, district Of Manchester, %
In Probate Court held at Manchester, within
aud Tor said District, on the 18Th day al sb.
ruary a. d. 1859.
The administrator on tho estate OF jerome j.
Hill late oil Sunderland Ia said district dsoeassd
presented an application In writing TO said
Court, setting forth the amount OF debts due
from the deceased, tho value Of tho personal
property and the charges Of administration; apd
representing that the deceased died siezed OF q
faim IN Sunderland ont OF which the widow 10
entitled 10 a homestead ard shout 200 acres Of
wood aud pasture land In sandgslc, and that II
will DO necessary TO cell all Of said land In Rand.
gate and a part or all Of said farm In Sunderland
TO pay the dobts OF tho debessed, and that .
part Of said farm cannot 90 sold without injury
TO those iDtefes1ed In the remainder; and there,
fore praying said court for llcienso TO sell oil Of
said described real estate, subject 10 any dover
interest which the widow may have therein
Whereupon II was ordered that hearing IN
said application be had At Probate Court 10 be
held at the Probate Office In Manchester In said
District on the 10th day Of March 1889, and
that notice Of said application, the nature and
reasons thereof, and the time and place Of besr
ing thereon, be given TO all persons interested
by the publication hereof three weeks success
lively In the Manchester JOURNAL, q pewspsps
printed 81 Manchester In said District, previout
10 said time OF hearing.
l2,v L0yEIAED MUNsoN. Judge.
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ItaAs roihB& sBp hkflaa wru nAs hIHs
wa Hts uotsYHs rmgAfvtAI ~ yfar -
vas oroBg va RptFE ruymgN. noT A. 4
assuFyI Hug Asa aArvm ~ aGaS srs'
gtrE
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-03-07

Bucklsn's ArDica Sslve is the lest in the
world for cuts. bruises, sores, ulcers, salt
rheum, fever sores, etter.chspped hands,
chilblsins, corns, and all skin eruptions and
positively cures piles. no pay required,
II is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price 20 cents per
box. For sale by ]. N. Hard.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-03-07

The conmssa vss Pal ihs ysrnosisrs 10
treat ssd aeep the rsnks closed sp" TIE
eourisy viil be boss the verse II ths or
Der !, ifeqaesily repeated.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-03-07
J.. ESTABROOK.
Dealer in Marble and Granite
Monumental Work.

tablet
Of
thinking anything
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No
don't suit don't buy will not under
cold efstcllsss Address,
z. ESTABRO0K, Box 8, Manchester Centre, W.