The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-03-03

Tor Tue nt&t camPaiBp'
They ordered box Of DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup. aud feel confident and happy
Price for bottle, only 25 cents.
Lynd onville is the coolest place III Yer
mont, The mercury registering 10 degrees
lower than any here else in the state.
A pert ct success is what dealers say
about Salvation Oil, the great pain'cure.
rs cents
A Mrs Smith Of Craftsburs, who recen
,ly died at the age OF 95 years, is reported
by her son to have lived AZ days without
any other nourishment except very little
water.
My wife bad been sufferer for some
time with pain in the back; Salvation Oh
was freely used and l am glad to say my
wife to-day suffers no pain.
W. B. CoUNclLL. Baltimore, Md.
e. ]. Poor OF Wllliamstown has six
sheep. the income from which was S43, 81
the past year.
10 colds of great obslipscy and hacking
chronic coughs use DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup. the favorite
Morris Fitzgerald OF North Bennington,
had one ear torn off close to his head last
week by being thrown from sleigh and
striking on a picket ftnce.
Tarbells block. at Chelsea. occupied by
J. Atwood & Cos store, M. E. Burn.
ham, grocer; e. L. Stoves law office, the
Social library and the Sons OF Veterans
hall, was burned Feb. II. Nothing was
saved and the loss is about $1,000.
Will Smith and Thomas Grace, two
small boys OF Castleton, found arevolver
last Saturday. Not knowing that the re
yolyer was loaded Grace began to poun
the trigger to loosen it, when cartridge
was discharged and the ball entered tn g
cali Of young Smiths leg
Ia 1890, according to the cehsus, there
we're 1922 persons living 10 Vermont owe
so years old This was the greatest mum
Der OF old persons. IN proportion to the
total, to be found living in the United
States Minnesota stood next to Vermo ni
With ll47 persons over so years OF age.
ABruard correspondent OF the Rutland
Herald is responsible for this yarn: Thret
people have died in town lutely who lived
upon farms within 81 hours ride OF the
Central Vermont railroad, and who. by
walking a short distance, couId have seer
the trains moving over he road, yet lived
and died without ever seeing road Oh
trains
The poplars that have come as a SECOND
growth of timber upon some blllsid.s II
Barnard and have until within few year
been considered rs OF but little value, ar
now among the most valuable OF trees
Cut esrly aud stripped OF bark the woot
sells for IS q cord to the pulp makers snt
th 70 appears to be market for all tbs
can be cut. Several carloads are benz
shippe from the station a. Bethel daily.
The fame Of Vermout's 80 called ahan
doued farms has extended even TO old En-
Ian A, according to Mr. Harold Frederick
| London letter to the New York Times II
writing OF the farm problem Mr.. Frederick
.ed the following language. There is
good deal Of land idle in sundry section
OF England, but !, has been abandone'
i, like farms 10 Vermont, because II 10 work
ed out. Nobody can make a living on il
OF the nobiliiys estates only sn io6Bitesi
NAL fraction 10 not under pasture or cult
vstion. II Is the rents that they sud othe
landlords impose. and their sbi lily /
diver. taxation from themselves to other
which makes life bard over here for th
iandiess
william Yorker OF Ladlo~ bss csp.ur
ed three lyuIes. AZ foxes, 26 skunks. il
rsccoons, two fishers aud numerous mink
already this winter. and is nov after
panther HIS largest lynx weighed 4
pf unis.
There will be about "a inspectors Q
veisher soon appointed 10 this State =
Ersqursd 10 facilitate the tugsr bounty &C
III ., the farmers may receive The bouni
without undue extra red tspe.
The Sex York State Fish Commission
10 depo.i, 10 Like Casmpls,n al POI
Kent. n. Y. 300 600 lsks trout. 5000 bs'
and 10000 msscsionge. Like Geore
sill have 800. 900 lake tfoui. superinien
dent Hsmmoud o, the Delaware and Hud
sou road hes rs 900 trout fry 10 stock
iskss add streams.