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STILL AMONGST THE LIVING.
Preparations Made for the Funeral OF
a Man Who Is Not Yet Dead.

Preparations Made for the Funeral OF
Man Who Is Not Yet Dead.
PASADENA, Sept. 20. - About two
weeks ago 1. n. Willis of this city deter
mined upon visit to Santa Monica. He
had been afflicted with heart disease
for several years. but none of his
friends thought him in serious con-
dition. Mrs. Willis was informed that
her husband had died suddenly
at the residence OF his daughter about S
o'clock last night. Arrangements were
being made for the funeral. Notices OF
the death were published In all the even
ing papers, and offers of sympathy
poured in upon the family.
William Willis, while at q drugstore,
received a message from his brother at
Santa Monica stating that his father had
returned TO life. and that the supposed
death was only trance. Everything
possible is being done Tor Mr.. Willis. who
is still in precarious condition, but his
revival after all the funeral arrangements
had been completed and he had been to
all appearances dead for nearly twenty
four hours, is one of the most remarkable
occurrences in local history.
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Yellow Fever Flag Flying.

PORT TOWNSEND (Wash.). Sept. 90
The American barkentine Retrieve,
twenty-five days from Honolulu, arrived
tonight with a yellow flag flying. The
vessel was Immediately taken in charge
by United States Quarantine Officer
Samson, who departs at daylight with
her for Diamond Point Station, where
she viii be funigated. 1t is reported that
one man was sick, but as the officers are
not yet ashore it is impossible to ascer-
tain the nature of the case.
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observation-disclosures Dnel

PORTLAND orr. Sept. 20.-The Ausp-
lund- Holmes duel of a month ago was
to-day taken up by the Grand Jury.
Both doctors were summoned to testify to
the fact of their engaging in a shooting
affair III August. The Grand Jury will
endeavor to find out who fired the frs,
shot, and then indict one tor assault
with deadly weapon with intent to kill.
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Peculiar. but serious Mlshan.

+. Los ANGELES. Sept. 2o.-Joseph Eu-
glebret, u cement contractor, met with a
peculiar mishap this morning which may
prove fatal to him. He was seated on the
curb beneath large pepper tree which n
Mexican was ehopping down. sudden
gust OF wind sent the tree over upon him
before he could get from under.
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Fatal Mine Accident.

ANGELS CAMP, Sept. %. - William
Dwyer was caved on ana killed this
moruing in the north side slope OF No. )
level of tho Sickle mine The deceased
was native OF Albany. n. Y, aged about
30 years. lie came here recently from
Capalano. Lower California, was single
and had 10 relatives on this coast.
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Flre at II. Catnerines.

ST. GATHERINGS (Ont.), Sept. 2I-l:l5
a. M.-One Of the most disastrous fires in
the citys history is now ragiug The
Opera house is completely destroyed. A
general alarm has been turned in. The
ire is now next TO the telegraph Office.
2:30 y. M.-The fire is now under
control. The Opera house, Bain's restau-
rant and livery stable were destroyed.
Loss $50 600
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snit Acntnst The stamford E.iate.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 20.-Ex-Judge
McKisick concluded his closing argu-
mont in the Stanford case in behalf of the
Government this afternoon, and the case
went to the court Tor decision.
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Found Dead i'm Ills Red

Los ANGELES. Sept. 20-WilIiam Ken
ney, formerly a professional baseball
player in Rhode IslaId, was found dead
in bed this morning in his room at the
Purcell House.
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STOCKTON's FAIR.
Yesterday the Star Day at the Race.
Track

Yesterday the Star Day at the Race
Track.
STOCKTON, Sept. 20.-To-day was the
star day at the track. Three favorites
won. The district pacing race, 2:23 class,
was declared Off and the butchers race
postponed until tomorrow. The 2:l5
pacing race for a purse of $1,000 was still
undecided at dark. Summarizes:
Running. half-mile and repeat, purse
Sl50, Bernardo won, Regal second, Cloud
third. Best time-0:504.
Running. hurdle handicap, one and
quarter miles, purse 500, Guadeloupe
won. Borcaldine second, Ontiora third.
Time-2:2224.
Pacing, 2:l9 class, purse 81, 900, horses
making q record of 2:l4 or better on or
before August 24th barred, but such
horses held to start in 2:l5 class. Loupe
won. Javelin second. Ella ". third. Best
time-2:124.
Star trotting, 2:15 class, purse 1000,
Doodle won, Iago second. Hillsdale third.
Best time-2:l4.
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BICYCLE MEET AT NAPA. +.
Walter Foster Rides a Halt-Mile in
Forty-Eight Flat.

Walter Foster Rides a Halt-Mtie in
Forty-Eight Flat.
NAPA, Sept. 20.-The second days race
meet opened to-day with very good at
tendance. Waiter Foster went against
the worlds flying start hali-Inile paced
record at 1880 o'clock. The quad,
manned by Jones. Nilsson, Smith and
Cushing, paced him. The half was made
in the remarkable time of 0:iS Hat. The
quad. men deserve great credit for their
pacing, as they carried Foster rs no man
has ever gone before, the quad. also
breaking the worlds record for the haii-
mile. fosier clung on TO tho quad. all
the way and it was Impossible Ior them
TO get away from him. Foster rode Ike
a demon, and came down the stretch al
terrific rate. Foster was heartily cheered
from the grand stand As he flew by.
The first race this afternoon was the
one and quarter milo scratch. class y,
which was run III TWO heats. Downing,
&etcalf, Chapman. Ackernsan, Byrne
and Mcfarland qualified for the hnal,
which was won by Ackerman, Byrne
second. Time-2:5l 3-5.
one and quarter mile scratch, class Il,
W. j. Edwards won. Allan Jones second.
Time 30.
One mile handicap class b, Hall won,
Nilsson second. Ijine- 80, 20.
one mile handicap. class 4, final.
Downing won. Otey second. Tnno-2:4S.
Strong wind made slow time.
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FIGHT OVER A WATER RIGHT.
Trouble May Occur In San Bernardint
County.

County.
SAN BERNARDINo. Sept. 20.-An armed
force is guarding the mouth Of the tun-
mel in Lytle Creek Canyon, which taps
its underflow and furnishes water for the
Grapeland Irrigation District. The day
after Judge Ross gave his famous decis-
ion, John w. Downs, a bondholder of the
Grapeland, filed on the water. He was
advised by one of the best lawyers in the
State that the boudholders will have
right to the water. His sixty days no.
tlce expires Tomorrow, and the citizens
do not propose to allow their water to be
taken from them, even il it is necessary
to shoot a few people. Downs had given
out that he intended to divert the water.
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BLANCHE LAMONT MURDER.
Continuation of the Trial of Dur
rant for the Crime.
CASE OF THE PROSECUTION NEAR
ING THE END

Three More Vessels Arriving From
Cholera-Infected Ports in Quaran-
tine at San Francisco-ArGument
In the Suit of the Government
Against the Stanford Estate Con-
cluded. and the Case Submitted to
the Court for Decision.
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Stabbing ARRAY ot Reno.

RENO (Nev.), Sept. 20.-Peter Petro-
elmo. lad OF 10 years, severely stabbed
Tom Burke. neac Frisch's saloon, to-
night. lie drew a pocket knife and
Jabbed Burke IN the groin, making a
wound about an inch long. Burke was
carried to drugstore. and when un-
dressed his iDtestineS were hanging out
of the wound and presented a horrible
sight. AS the intestines were not pune
tured it is thought ne will recover. Pc
trocino was arrested.
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Eight Business Blocks Burned.

SENECA (Kas.J. Sept. 20.-Fire at
Oneida about midnight last night de-
stroyed the whole business portion of the
town. Eight business blocks, q church
and livery barn were destroyed. Loss,
S45, 900; insurance, $4,000.
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GALA DAY AT ROME.
Celebrations COmmem0rating the
Entry of Italian Troops.
BUILDINGS THROUGHOUT THE CITY
GAILY DECORATED.

The Chief Event of the Day the Un-
yelling of Monument to the Mem
ory of GaribaIdI in the Presence OF
Fifty Thousand People, King Hum
Court DiGnitarles Occupying Places
Of HonCK.
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ALLOWED TO ENTER.
chinese Who are to Participate in TIL
Atlanta Exposition

Chinese Who are to Participate in the
Atlanta Exposition.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 20.-With refer
ence to the dispatches from San Fran
cisco in relation to Chinese admitted as
participants in the Atlanta Exposition,
1t is stated that tue Treasury Depart
ment, on being advised that 200 or more
Chinese were ell route to Ogdeusburg,
via Canada, to attend the Atlantic Tx
position, notified the Collector OF Gus
toms at Ogdensburg TO closely examine
each applicant, and TO reject all VINO are
unable TO show coucluslvaly tnat they
were bona tlde employees OF the persons
holding the concessions for the Chinese
eN HI blt at the Atlanta Exposition. Act
ing uuoer these instructions, a strict in
vestgation was made by the Collector,
who reported that satisfactory evidence
was shown by each OF the Chinese IN
question OF a right under the Joint reso-
luton Of Congress 10 enter this country
10 attend the exposition.
Destructive Fire In south Dakota.
IPSWICH, Sept. 20.-Last night the two
main business blocks OF this town were
burned. At 6 o'clock, the time the fire
was first seen, very strong south wind
was blowing, and the thermometer was
al IUU0. The ire was first discovered Ia
tho j. d. Jones store building, and was
supposed to have been started by small
boy. In less than half an hour tue whole
OF the two blocks were ablaze, and i'll TWO
hours were III ashes. The merchants had
just received their fall stock OF goods.
The loss aggregates $60,0U0, insurance,
$4,000.
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.npnosed to be a Member of the AInn.

-uDpOsCU 20 DC o NIuIia.
Los ANGELES, Sept. 20. - Detective
Goodman OF this city has arrested a man
in Santa Barbara who gives the name OF
Frank Morell, alias \. Olivas. The po-
lice department is profoundly secretive
as 20 who Morell is, and as 30 his crime.
1t is supposed he is prominent memb Der
OF the Malta wanted in New Orleans Tor
murder. The authorities there traced
their man to this city and large reward
was offered for his capture.
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Trial OF the Cummings Boys.

RIVERSIDE, Sept. 20.-At the trial of
the Cummings boys for the Narramore
murder this afternoon, Lopez, who
account OF the murder. lie testified that
Caesar Cummings first struck Narramore
with club, and John finished him with
a revolver. He claimed that this testl-
mony was not given at the inquest
through fear of the Cummings boys.
His cross-ex animation will probably
occupy the court tomorrow.
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End Of a I-onE-i'enllng sun.

SANTA Rosa, Sept. 20.-The case of
Fitch, administrators Of tie estate of one
of the heirs of Antonio Pena, one of The
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The Programme Concluded With
Meeting of the Army of Virginia
and That Portion of the Army of
the Potomac That Fought at Chat
tanooga-Comments by Governor
Oates of Alabama.
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One of the Bodies Recovered.

CENTRAL CITY Colo, Sept. 2O.-After
weeks of pumping in the flooded Sleepy
Hollow and Americus mines, the first of
the thirteen bodies Of the drowned min
ors was discovered twenty feet below the
400-foot level to-day. 1t was identified
as that OF Thomas Williams
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DISPUTE OVER y POKER GAME.
1t Results in the Dcath OF Five of the
Participants.

CINCINNATI, Sept. pa special to the
Tribune from Lexington, Ky, saws:
News reached here tonight OF terri; bic
light last night at Adauis Il Trobridge's
distillery, in Pulaski County, fifteen
miles south of Mckinney. Leo MeAin-
ney brought the news from the scene.
ana says that six men participated in the
battle five OF whom lay dead on the floor
OF a little lZxl2 room which had been
used for storage The men had gathered
there Tor game of poker. During the
progress OF the game 6 dispute arose, and
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Eight People Killed and Many Injured.
CHEMNITz. Sept. 20.-A military train
returning from the scene of the military
maneuvers was wrecked last evening on
the Freiburg and OeDeran Railway line.
Thirteen were killed outright and sixty
injured, OF whom thirteen were seriously
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-06-06
STATE NEWS

The Vermont Marble company may buy
the plant OF Smith 4 Brsinsrd at Plitsford.
1t is offered at Slo0,0OO
The annual encsmpment OF the Vermont
division Sons OF NettrsLs Will be held 10
81 Adams Juue Is aud -. owing to the
fact that the only Svailsbe ball 10 Yer
geuues vas recently destroyed by fire.
The large building for the asylum st Wa
terbury will probably be completed No
vember /. The building s to be 300 feet
10 leneih aud aitI cos, 500. 900
The Vermont Graphic says Vermont
has grester lumber Il insured lives 10
proportion to Its population than soy 9th
er State except Connecticut
The Brandon Mitins company lost near
Is Ill ils buildings and the psint works
Sunday mint by Ere which burned sew
etsl OF its shtds. giDe room and dwell
log house
VIM POolet Of NIct.ry last week set 80
Old log pile 90 Ere snd though, be would
buro some btnsh, bu, before the fire was
stopped. /, burned biz house and bsrns,
Dolhlns being saved No insurance,
Man, OF the citizens Of Raiasvlle. Iudi
sussre never without bottle Of Ctam.
bsrIsin'. Cough Remedy 10 the house,
says jacob Brosu, tie leading merchant
Of The place This Remedy has proven
Of 60 much vslns for colds, croup aud
- shopping cough 10 children that few mo
thtrs wbo know It's worth are willing 10 be
= itbout it. For sale by c. J. Wait Drus
s,t
lev. J. Parrey Of ButiIebofo has &c
cepled the call Of the Alexander Avenue
church Of Sss York city, 10 preference to
TICS. 10 Bafslo, Baltimore or Phnsdel-
pta vhich wtre At be dispossl, ard he
bessu bic pa.t0rste there the Grsl suudsy
10 jane,
john Il, Wbipple, grAbd mssttt Of The
grand lodge Of Vermont 7. and A. NJ. 4
nd Mayor Vac pGllen, Of Barlirgtou. bsvs
.IecEtsd the ease for the site Of The MAJ
Iozie Temple,
Chancellor RosslI hs refused the ia !
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s.eat8 bts fs,cae irgasell.trlv. After the,
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,te con,p.pie. orgsulztd and 10 rursun Of
The o,sr,,g. uet.I between Bethel aud
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,ss,. ve,s cold be.rog strata upuiug
r.,.rgb the middle Of Vermont It has
,...,. IN, so.g,,roa fepo3 III having 1usp
,,rs. in Bn5gevster and pl,moatb.
TL.ye tao l,nr grand children no are
,se,b,ry this no, spmmer weather ,pd are
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M.uclr.,sr ~, $40 l'9a

N@om 1EH puor W. May 81, 1885,
EhH JgnraH.
vii you sllos me spsee 10 the Journal
~ protect again.t recurrence ct the
usipg Of Memorial Day s. Il Vas ytster
de-, II the toNu Of Msuebester Nos, !
an the ssi one 10 6ud iaall With Innocent
spof for oar young people maIutaiu
wr b yr too lev - but 90 Memorial Day
Dor E uots, ball gsmss ard stage play are
certainly out OF place, TuIs town 80
.guslly votes to SkiuueF Post the sum Of
hny dollars for use IN the proper ohser
vauce OF the day. Tue Post Wouan's
Renei Corps, Sous Of Veterans aud Ladies
AID Society do oil 10 their power TO make
the urSIc,s Interesting A speaker Is en
gagged wLo, IS was the case yesterday, wbs
able to euiertsln eli, old aud young, 10 this
town ~ the conmodeous Music Hall,
kindly furnished by Mr. Oryls. and II
seems DO more than just snd right that
Memorial Day should be observed by the
citizens Of this town together with all the
people OF the United States in d manner
fitting and appropriate This was the
spifit 10 which It Was conceived. This
sss the object It's founders had 10 view
when il was instituted, and If We would
preserve the Institution We must not allow
our Interest TO hagg, hear consider
sbIe fault found about the manner IN
which the day WAS observed, but | am
charitable enough TO believe that the
youug men who, through thoughtlessness,
have thus been criticised will not be 30
Indifferent to public opinion as to twice
commit the indi cretion. do not claim
ii is SINFUL or illegal to thus spend the
day; but, ont Of respect TO the memory OF
the soldier dead and to their surviving
comrades, let us not in the future give
cause for complaint 10 this matter.
Respectfully yours,
Z l.. TAYLOR
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Since 1861 | have been great sufferer
from cstsrrh. | tried Ely's Cream Balm
and to all appearances sm cured. Terri
bic headaches from which | had long sufr
'ered are gone, w, J. Hitchcock, Late
Major U. S. Vol, and A A Gen, Buffalo,
NY.
Ely's Cream Balm has completely cured
me Of cstarrh when everything else failed
Macy scqusintsnces have used 1t with ext
oellent results. Alfred W. Stevens Cald
we'll. Ohio
Price Of Cream Balm is fifty cents.
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mtFF @eEsb' 80
tosttsd - hsii44sa '19 Set''@s
Ptef4a 4Ss bsH3if4 iaN'''s' 40 ~"
people fltl@es ia i"ot - 1'@ - 'S'4'
sttss I'D eoaH''''1i. Vaf'Ds '1'' '.a.'
10 bss ss1fossa 80 E'ff''s" sSa - re
str'l'i 90 'hsi Beet o. ibo'' no b''''''
oert3 b.I 70 baf'H' A''' IA''t' '"'''
l@''f ~. VIE $50" '+
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Are you disturbed at night ana broken
Of your rest by slck child suffering and
crying With rain OF cutting teeth? II so
send At once aud get bottle Of Mrs. VIM
slows Soothing Syrup for children teeth,
ing. 1t cures dysentery, diarhoea, regul
rates the stomsch and bowel, cures wind
collie softe1s the gums, reduces inhsma'
tion. and gives tone snd energy to the
who'll svetam Mrs Winslow's Soothing
Syrup tor Children reethng is pleasant
to the Taste an is the prescription OF one
Of the Il 'est and best female physicians
and nurs"s In tEe Uo1fei States and is for
sale hv all druggists throughout the world
price % cts a bottle
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LHLIEnTOS.

Patriotic exercises we're held 10 Ill the
schools sst Wednesday afternoon.
Memorial Day was observed sccOrdI
ing to the programme aud proved IS inter
esting rs usual. There was general ces
sstion Of business and good display Ct
the nstionsl colors.
We learn that Charles Adams, who
graduates from Middebury college this
month, hss been engaged as Principal OF
the graded school ut North Bennington
IN place OF Prof. Dressed who goes to
Springfield Vt.
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,i.SSIONEK,' NOTICE.

- l-tat OF Jo-rru 4 lunHst.
IT, un0crrigbed having been appointed -
the Uon itobato Court Ter the JtFufrt Of Man
cnosl.r CommlrrI0noTs, 10 receive examine 81 d
adjust all claims and demands u 81 ptfpuu,
against the estate Of
Joseph A, hybblDs, late Of Manchester
M said Dls4uul, deceased and all clsimst1blbn,
ed in Offset thereto hereby give notice that W.
viii meet for the purposes stoicsald ~
A. Couuofs Office MaBchester Iepot
on the Zith day Of October neat from 10
O'CLOCK A. ~ until O'Clock II on ssid day .Bd
that ria months from The Zila day u Agrl
A d. 1895, IN the time limited by sad Court Tor
sad creditors 10 pTssent their elaine 10 us fgi
examination and allowance
Dated at Manchester this oath day Of Apli
a. D. 1895,
J. q. BIACEhER,,
4. & CONhOK, ComTs.
38w vs.. Il, SMITH,
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have been great sufferer from catarrh
for oven ten years, had 1t very bad. could
hardly breath. Some nights | could not
sleep aud had to walk the floor. | pur
chased Ey's Cream Balm aud am using
it freely, it Is working a cure surely. |
have advised several friends to use it, and
with happy results in every case. 1t is
the medicine above all others for catarrh
and is worth its weight in gold. thank
God h We found remedy can use with
safety and that does all that Is claimed
for it, It il cprine my deafness b W.
Sperry, Hartford. Conn.
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p..,or p. I'll. 40 Y..r.worl in psr..,.

Pastor p ~,,, 40 Year, work in Dor..,,
The very pleasant ,1ete,es 10 Donet
elareh, CO Wsdle,iay moruiss May %.
t. C umsmersle q yeau Of the minister
ial labo, q Erv. +. s Pratt viii be q
eso.ct memory TO all those who we're phi
v.losed to be pressut. A. hsisaers OF psrti
e.ps,0u ia 60 ual4ae 90 ocoaion,
Nj Pratt bad erme TO Dofss, 10 hl.
Sad year tom western Mes Yoff, after
few year, ministerial sIpetisEoe there.
AID vas lAas better alted 10 cope xltL
sous difficulties thai usEsced The prosper
iiy o tbs church, Hls chaHiable dlspos
iuou, While preaching soubd dociu1s and
love Ter all ss car brethren, osused
tL,ss ere long. 10 fade away sni before
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EAST ARLINGTON.

Rev, Mr., Elliott will preach 1t the
Congregational church neIt Sunday morn
ing, and 10 the evening Chidren's Day
concert will be held at which be will as
.isL
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EANnliATE.

L A. Bennett IL raising some hne
Swiss cattle A grade yesrliug helfer. IL
hibite! b, bin at the fair last fall, dropr
ped msIe calf May IS that weighed lOs
pounds, i,om It's ,boroue Inbred Ssiss
bDll
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-06-06

Are you suffering with any disease
which vi ! make your life miserable. Do
you know that Radsm's Micrcbe Killer
will cure you, sold by
Miss MANY FARNuM. Agent,
y3Gm. Maple Hill. Manchester Depot.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-06-06

Special Ja.ivi states treasury Esfu"
sre caabu8trg their Investigations At MOI
tresJ Into the eIt@asive smuggling Of vsll
u,ble lore from Canada ilto the Uulttd
states. Ibey bsvs uncsflbed probably
the biggest catsrney "a the history Of
the United States TO delfSnI the goTero
meut. sad bsve caused tbe arrest Of ban
bred basiness usa sbi The seizure Of over
$4,000 vuflh Of ao9ttsbsnd iurs Snug
slsi from Cslais iars have been seized
from Mai4tt0 CAiiatula
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-06-06

Gen. Ihos l.. James, who was Post
master General under Garfield, thinks
that R9bt T. Lincoln, stands a good
chance Of being the candidate Of the Re
publcan party 10 70 and tbs next Presi
dcut He Gays that Lincoln is the second
choice Of oil those VITO favor other candid
dates He has not only the advantage Of
Lrs mSryred fathers name, but be is hon
orcd aud respected for what be is. He
would make worthy Republican stand
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