The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-01-07

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We are often deceived 10 tho eye Of peo'
: pie hsvias bssutifai ssd Iususisnt hair,
> bot kpouins tina, they nee Halle Heir he.
never TO Keep srsy hairs svsy.
Anos Johnsna. Of Plymouth. enjoys ths
disiiac,ion Of b.isg the 6s, p.uon 10 The
state TO be ommiited the house Of correc
tion Tor rfasins 10 rsy biz taxes. which
amounted TO only eight dollsrs
by innumsrsbie lures. Dr. Bulls Cough
syrup. has ~on for itself mosi envisble
reputation.
Toe Fail Mountain Paper company Of
Bellows Falls. shieh already controls
thousands OF acres Of woodland 10 vsr
|, Booi snd Nes Hsmp hire. has began 10
buy ~oodisnds In Ratlspd county.
/ I've been suffering for The past three
seeks with . strained writ tried BAL,
walton OH. and and myself, after having
used one bottle. entirely cured. Charles
kslser. 100 Mulberry st., Baltimore. Md.
The business at the custom house 10
Riehford 10 quite heavy. 10 December ".
sessmens OF duties vas the heaviest In the
port. being over si35. 900. about s20. 600 Of
which xss collected 10 Richford.
i ! use Ayers Cherry Pectorsl freely 10
my practice. and recommend il 10 cases Of
Whoopius Cough among children. having
found il more certain to cure that trouble,
some disease than any other medicine
know oi.-So says DR.. Bartlett. Of Concord
Mas
The remains Of Rev. +. Gerry, OF West
Randolph. we're taken to Brooklyn, N, \.
to DO cremsted. His $4,000 library will be
divided between bis daughter and The
West Randolph Congregational church.
At last. I can eat . good square meal
without its distressing mel was the CRATE
fnl exclsmation.oi one whose appetite had
been restored by the uss OF Ayers Ssrsa
psriIla. after years Of dyspeptic misery.
A teas spoonful Of this extract before each
meal rharpens the appetite.
james A. Shedd, aged 10 years, for
several years prominent citizen and bus
mess man at Burlington Was found dead 10
bed Monday morning. Heart failure vs.
the cause OF his death. He came TO Bur-
lington 10 184S and went into the tinware
business. In 1873 he retired with fortune
estimate at 800. 1000. In 1889 be lost ell
his property by bad Investments in the
West and never recovered from the blow.
The Herald building at Rutland. was
burned out Tuesday forenoon. The FIRE
caught 10 the boiler room about II O'Clock
and spread through the building by way
OF the elevator shaft With great rapidity.
The inmates Of the building With Difficult
~ escaped through the suffocstiDg smoke.
Miss May Graves. q telephone operator,
and Clarence Dye. CON position. who we're
on the top floor OF tho building, were res
cued by IN extension ladder. The princi-
pal damage to the building was by water.
The loss is covered by insurance.
Linden Martyr, = son OF Rev. Sanford
8. Martyr. was drowned in Knnnemede
lake Windsor about Q O'Clock Monday
morning. He WAS out skating with Max
Silver and son OF Csssius Kimbsli. The
ics was thin and Martyr dropped through.
William p. Patrick, who Was Ut work on
Evarts casino, heard cries, and with the
help Of james Ingalls succeeded in saving
Kimball. George T. Vim and John Con-
lin, with grspples and boat. found Mar
lyns body ct the bottom Of the pond 10 10
feet OF water.
II is understood that the Vermont buil
ding at the worlds fair is to be construct
ID entirely Of Vermont materials with
granite from Barre, marble from Rutland,
late from Fair Haven, etc. II is proposed
10 erect one story building, with 1900
qusre feet Of flooring, say 30 by so. or its
Equivalent. 10 entering upon their work !
he Vermont managers are beginning to
eel that the state appropriation will not
10 sufficient TO provide for . creditsble
tate representation. and it is said that :
hey will endesvor TO raise $40 900 more
y private subscription. in 800 shares
The Burlington Ding company was in
orporsted last month and consists OF ali
be members OF the firm OF Wells & Rich.
rdson. with Messrs. Herrigton aud Miller 4
/ the head OF the arm and business, the .
'st named gentleman having been in
barge ofthe drug business Of the old firm
" many years. Elegant Offices have been
tied up just west oft parent company
llices. Hereafter the Wells 4 Richardson
ompsny will devote it's entire energy to "
ushing it's proprietary remedies.
Eleszer Gorhsm. sged 10 years, . lead.
Il citizen OF Wilmington, died Friday
Iternoop. He wss born 10 Dover 10 1912,
ID Vas largely engaged in tesmine be. N
veen southern Vermont and Boston before
he building OF the Vermont snd Mssss,
Dusetts railroad Removing to Whining.
N be was, for over 20 years. . member Of
Re well known mercantile house OF z Il
. Gorhsm. He was county and deputy ~
'erif for several years and internal reve,
lie collector during the war r
Aunt Amanda Bigelov. Of Barre, aged 81
'sFs, has resd the bible through once sud
Q testament twice; Watts hymns and &c, VI
ciions 1900 psees; church and gospel
'mps 426 pager. Besides this she BE-,
I'd the Vermont Chronicle and other Pc =
r. end news oil 10 the year 1891.
An exchange tells OF The visit Of samuel
mes, SALISBURY crank. 10 Senator Nor. ut
in Washington. He insisted that be
d teen elected senator 70 succeed es,Sen
~ Edmunds. instead Of Mr.. Proctor.
hen told that the latter wa appointed,
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