The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-01-09
STATE NEWS.

'H'iNk ~ WV Nhitus bbte4s wv! fiblt 1t'
msuds the proper use Of that reliable reg.
nls,or Of the human system. Lsraior.
The will OF the late Farley Stsn OF Brat
tleboro has BEEN probated. There are pro.
visions for about 100000 in SPECIAL be
quests, including 5000 to the Uniyersaiis
church society. while the balance Of the
estate goes TO his four children.
Il lie not always perfectly safe to sooth,
the baby with opium preparations, bui
you can rely on DR. Bulls Baby Syrup; i,
contains nothing curious
Mrs McCsriy Of North Bennington said
TO be 96 years old frequently walks from
there to Bennington. distance Of five
miles, and back. to attend church.
II is rumored that the supply Of DR..
Balls Cough Syrup is not equal to the de.
mand; Druggists should prepare them
selves for ell emergencies rs the people
rely on them for this remedy
About $50. 900 is paid out annually in
Lincoln and Bristol for logs. With the
coming OF seighing there would be . re-
viyal OF business in this section, and money
would be more plenty.
M preparation could have made such q
reputation rs Salvation Oil has, without
intrinsic merits Of the highest order 1t
kills pala. Price % cts.
The new town hall at Westminster,
which has been erected on the site OF the
old meeting house that WAS built in ITO,
and destroyed by lightning June s. 1888,
will be dedicated Jan. 8.
JAMES PYLE'S PEARLlNE is &C
knowledged to be the best preparation 10
use for laundry purposes. 1t enables the
washers to cleanse the clothes without
wearing them out with rubbing or pound
ing.
The United States Clothes Pin company
OF Montpelier is negotiating for an extend:
ed room to accommodate It's increasing
business, aud will add machinery for do
ing all kinds of repairing.
Erastus Il. Dean OF Brandon received
letter accompanied by check for $50
informing him that be had won the first
prize for the best essay on What the
Waterbury Watch has Done for the
World
Z. G Pnngle OF East Charlotte, state
botanist. returned from bis travels In Mex.
leo aud other states last week, having
been absent siuce last spring and travelling
over $1,000 miles He obtained some
valuable samples to help him in bis DO.
tanical work.
The Washington Post says Judge
Veszey. who has taken rooms at the Els.
mere for the winter, has brought with him
from his home 10 Rutland, VT. his daugh-
ter, Miss Annie Veszey, who will be one
OF the shining lights in society this win
ter.
Secretary Proctor, Senator Morrill, and
others visited the Bethlehem, Pa, steel
words Tuesday to look into the facilities
Tor making heavy ordnance. The plant 8
very complete, and Senator Morrill, said
the country should be proud Of the work
thus done IN releasing the United States
from dependence upon foreign manufac
turers for the supply Of guns for the army
and navy.
The Essex Creamery Co. has suspended
with liabilities of about SI5. 900 The i'm
mediate cause Of the suspension was the
fsilur OF the Boston consignees to pay for
the new stock OF butter recently shipped
them. This creamery was Que of the lar
gest 10 the state, distributing annually
amongst lis patrons abont 100000. The
liabilities are understood to be about SlO,-
900; assets, uncertain
Mr.. Nicholas L. Manuall OF Springfield,
Mass. has bought abint % 900 acres of
land in Essex county. Vt. hear the Cana
dian line. to help repopulate that part Of
the state. This is foe lumber country,
and the land climate closely resembles
parts OF Norway and Sweden. The price
is between 81 and $40 per acre. About
l 900 acres have been sold 70 one colony OF
six families who emigrsted 10 this con ntry
and who, by working in shops, have man
aged to lay by something
The bank OF Derby Line has still its old
cashier the venerable Stephen Foster.
whose term Of service goes back to before
the war; but IL is rumorei that he will
next month tender his resignation. Though
Mr.. Foster i, more than So years old
many OF the stockholders are opposed TO
his retirement, preierring that nothing
but death sbonld sever . connection that
has always been so satisfactory and profit.
be.
The mor'usry record ofthe town OF Ben
niunton for 1889 presents some interesting
facts. There were 1903 deaths, nineteen
more than ia 1883. The remarkably wet
weather Of the summer aud fall was par
ticularly fatal 10 the very young and very
old, a. is evidenced by the death rate At
these extremes Of life There were twenty.
one deaths among children eight years o {
age. but thirteen OF these sere Infants M.
der niue months Of age. There are in the
list seventeen over seventy. twelve over
eighty and thrse over ninety years OF age.
The SEXES are divided as follows. Males.
80; females. ~ Consumption bal s
victims beari disease 10. pnsumonia 7,
typhoid lever .. Brisht's disease 4
Q ". Eddy: have given your French
Casarrh Care . careful trial aud tind II
shords me more relief THAI that furnished
me by the mosi uoied specialists 10 New
York