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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-08-08

Heberi \. I.lisn, vho ven, from North
hold ia 81. has boes elected pfesldsai 81
The sooissy Of Csiiioruis Pioneers stich
incl ode, may q the wealthy neH Of The
Pscae coat Men csms itoE al parts q
The tate 10 vote ssd he received 30 out
Of 80 votes. Hs position is vsry respon
ublc Among other dates be has charge
Of STA 100 jet TONED over 10 him iron
The Lick estsla The society received over
500. 900 10 all from ibis estate
Tbe Vermont Farm Machine Co. Al Bel
lous Falls will bula 50 addition to IL,
plant to cost over 5000
TIE IAN regiment Of Vermont iuisauy
volunteers are to bold their auuuA rem
ion 10 Mlddlehary GO tue 2lst Of next DC
,ober, which date will be the aJri snnlyet
cary Of the mastering Of The regiment inlo
the United States service
L d. Htzsu Of St, Jobnsbgry hs. been
elected trustee Of the Soldiers Home al
BeBningtol 10 place Of Col Fraukhn Fair
banks deceased, and Csssius NJ Peck Of
BrookGeld to an the yscauey caused by
Col. A. b Ffaukln's resignation,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-08-08

--Geot., o Dave it at bis fathers,
-ur Ray aud SIie sre visiting At 7
/. WymsUs
Waller C.stIa from J.msic. is st
Clades Patuums,
-Ms. Frank BHcbeldeF aud sou are
spending Tee seeks Al CLsrIes Batcb'
elders
Rev. ca. Harm, held three interest
lug meeuugs uerg sunday Monday sod
tuesday evenings Of last week.
The us y friends Of Mise Eva VIII"
ney Who bss been III tof .ome time, were
pleased t. see Der at church last Slu
day
Tue birth day party given by the Col
den Rod society last Wednesday evening
vas = success Proceeds about fourteen
dollsrF,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-08-08

Are you suffering with any disease
which will make your life miserable. Do
you know that Radsm's Micrcbe Killer
will cure you, sold by
Miss MANY FABSUM, Agent,
y3Gm. Maple Hill Manchester d pot.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-08-08
chr luanlbr5tfr Journal
THUREuAT. AUGUST isss.
D. SECONDS Batter aae Yragrus'c'

at aaaa s.a Nar.ava H AaUa#aTE hf
- lttu al stTass rs hnua. tsH "a
lftr na Htrgast n AArFNFeEfFa.
Turr tHr THr raFgIu vu91H VI rMea
arm rvrsEF asf Yrfs AZ FuureT'I
T4ntr Cn tNr aTHrH sTsrrS rrE'IsH
sraH rv1urs ar ~ rhosrmrrG THUAE 1'
- gaexrHr ~ gHE World uHrHr sml
srugn HsTuJ1Hl utf traH VIE hAi
rEsrs naNeE hNa vHrhF gHE IarITtE
aarN4.s or HAS HAE traH INaCrAtsEhfNf
-RM. MeklALEI. JE
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-08-08

Iss EosAsu mea sud wumtn, mostly
tplssiaBsrles. vefe massscrsd 81 hacbeuy,
ChlBs. lat vtst, sid TO he without pre-
vocation The Aafrtcan MetboAsis have
Bls.l9u =, tts sane plsee. bot they se
&C, mosostei kosI'ud vii dem I'd re-
pGFE4gH
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-08-08
1,,a lag " lay & & b ED6Enros, Eeg.,sr.
AR. 4. WOODRUFF BROWNS .

ma. ,,y.ymout Di.ifiel % hsnsbs'tef a.
~ ,eman befsd uist = s'ssioh ~ We
p,os.ts Court, holden " A1a zen ~. " I LAW
Ana fgf sd hsuiel' On 'H' @''' '
A. .. isbj. u Y pgy,,yK IaGvs
- . rsttsIa iustTumtlt 10 rn4bR,
,sssf sss parpor,ils 70 BE- ne II', ~ ..I
.',.s,,t a. Dr. Wp,drgn Bf9sa late " MAJ.
lss'an'+ - "A Itt,tr,rt Diseased, vac pfsst1lhd
1900 ( the Eteeutgr therein named
''5 ggsSsiSs, 4 . ordsfet ia. a. psr,oa. IT,
,,..,t.d M he estate d ed dsoea.sa " not i,
ed = appear btofe sa'l Cogfh =, We e. i ~.
~ ~ a. Ittsast, 4. u. 1873, A. 80 o1iesa
.i', os y pataa'tes Of tli' order ,hIss r go
,,l -, prgvlousiy thefsto 10 ne s.a 4
Lester JorEsAI, nssspapet PfiIt,sa ., H ,,,s
/ r..t.', .'yfssata, ~ sABw eA1tst " any tty
I tL'sF xGy .G1 Igtgrumspt 10 sftAs
..agt5 20, b hlsd AID fsenfdsl a. Tie a"
-, ts,t.nsnt q TIE ssi1 dec aso1.
W. y. ED9EEfOa, Register
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-08-08

A tusll psctsss oea"ieins dyu'ni'e
boat tad directed g. Police C9mmss'ioa
,r Roosevelt uas detected ia the Nes iofE
poet cA0e Mcrasy. Had it reached It,
aesoasuaa BE- r}gtt ha,e lasi he life.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-08-08

- Union church Sunday School was re
otgsn,zsd July H. With the following OH
Gers: superintendent. f A Grsyes Asst,
Superintendent. Mrs. james Wymsni See
Rotary. Mrs Ira Bentley, Treasurer Miss
Hepuetta Bentley,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-08-08
Are you ever Annoyed

by bu2liug or roaring sound in your
head9 Have you difficulty 10 hearing die
tinctIy2 Are You troubled with q conun
usl dropping Of muous, irritating the
throat and causing you TO cough2 Is yonr
breath unpleassutly siiected and accom-
panied With bad taste2 Is your hearing
less acutei II 30, you have catsrrh aud
should at once procure bottle OF Ely s
Cream Balm, the best known remedy
The Balm ill give instant relief
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-08-08

! have been great sufferer from catsrrh
for oven ten years, had 1t very bad, could
hardly breath. Some nights | could not
sleep aud had TO walk the floor | puT
chased Elys Cream Balm aud am using
1t freely, it's working a cure surely.
have advised several friends 10 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 Ave found remedy can use with
safety and that does oil that IS claimed
for it, 1t is curing my deafness b. W
Sperry, Hartford. Conn.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-08-08
2 % ceased 1s wB EDGraTos. Register.
DEMANDS TATE's Estate.

ID gt.ts Of Vermont, Distrlct of Manchester, ss.
~. Probate CaitI fIr ne Dtttrtt ~ b1noisfstr.
10 all persons interested ~ % estate %
p,.i.mlu TATE late u Ssndgsts 10 sAid
Dist, let deceased orErtlsg ,v...., ,,,
ny s,.Ly notified 10 appear b'fore the s.id
| = ,,,ts Cont, al the Probate once ia Msnehss'
"a Dt.tnct, on he 4lst day u August
tsgg Al ten O'Clock IN tho fore opn, 10
40. esuse II .py you have, Why tbe sce"ull o.
d,,i,isty.Lgi 0f the tstats u slid dsceAssd
{ 20 - ~, h. ,It1sod aud slsG why The residue
FL 20 e,t.to sl4ouA NJ bs dlsiflbntfh {" tho
"a, ti4< sutitsd thereto , r.-,.,-, ,tt.
~ tfaa 81 HEuchssief. 10 iaIa p'sul'' 'h''
Lha 'A' " '1' y Is EDGEETOs, Hegistsr,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-08-08

The Unted States, which, A. nation,
stands 60 firmly upon the riuclpie that
.eetsrlsn schools shall Lot be msiutsined
e, publie eIpeuse, feels natural sympathy
70, Msnitob, IL it, eight for this end. Pre-
uier Greeuwsys statement I'VE will
stand OF fell by uatlobsl schools and cao
uct couseut 10 return to Catholic schools,
bss the night ring.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-08-08

London, the greatest banking capital 10
the void, hss from 1850 coo, coo to iiOO
oc0 900 Isl, 100. 600, OCO to 500, coo 600 OF
idle money waiting for investment. There
Is 20 profitable employment Tor it all at
home, sud 20 desirous are the holders Tor
some sh.lt return that short time loans
a.. made Vi rates as low as IL TO Ia per
cent Ile letter to the New York Even
lps Pet Which gives this iniormation
s.yr. People are at their wits ends to
dud something that will give 40 adequate
,dutu, aud they sre looking Nth longing
eye, a. Am,rican securities, which 10 The
p.st pr, ysd sueh profitable investments.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-08-08

Dr. W. I. Harris, commissioner OF edu
cation OF the United States, states that
during the past Is years, during which
lime the siatistlcs Of the white aud color
ed pupils Of the South have been kept
separate, the colofed scholars have shown
. greater progress than the white. The
white scholsrs show 40 increase OF - per
cent, While the increase 10 population IL
81 per cent; but the negro shows ll3 per
Geo, - scLolsrs and 80 per cent 10 popuIa
ton, neariy twice that Of the white; ~
900 900 negroes can read and write, and
rot doson could during slavery days 10
the South, This great progress OF the ne
etois what Is causing the bard feelings
OF The WhIte against the black 10 the
South
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-08-08

The performance Of the cruiser Column
bi. 90 her long run from Southampton to
New York throws far into the shade that
OF any vsrship adost, 1t proves her ami
tlvsled as a commerce destroyer, and
.baadsutly able to get away from anything
thstmsy be too strong for her. 1t shows
that With the exception Of one or two OF
our own ocean liners and two on three Ea
slsh liucrs, the commerce Of the world
is absolutely at Der mercy IN war time
And even the few which might outioot her
10 loug chsse, sLe might wsylay and
drive iuto other Jaws Of destruction.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-08-08

-ARAH s. HILLS, ErA1t.
- srlry oy VERNON Dlstrct u hsoob"-'e .'-
BE II remembered that al st's'"r ~ mo
ptnbate Court holden AT MAncbc"tf, WI h'n "ul
,r snId District, on the 25th day Of J1N y.
1895. y
whereas, certain instrument 10 ~ ~
,,ryuottlug 10 be the last will and tostamtpt
~ sarah h. I'm late II Arlington 10 ssid
p,stret, deceased. having been ihi' day
n,e,apted 10 said Court Of Probate aud duly hisd
=, the heVtster's Once: Therefore, It is ordered
that ali persons interested IN the estate on sad
dcrss sed be- notified 10 appear before said Court
A. the Probate Once 10 Manchester ~ sa'h
nt.t,ict ON the 2ist day Of Angus A. b..
isgs Al Ten o'clock 10 the forenoon BY pubiieA'
t,on Of this order. three weeks sneeesa''eI5 pre-
y,ons t6nreto, 10 the Manchester JorhhhL
a,..,snsy utiptsd Al maneh ester Aforesaid, 10
nov espse II any they may have, why .aid
,".trumeut 10 writing should not be proved aud
Allos Cd ls the ast will aud Testament Of lhe SAD
ascossed. ,.,.,,,, ,.,,,,,5 f,..i-,..
4 ~ W u i''bi'h''s
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-08-08

Electricity Is relieving city horses OF
dtodsefy. sud The agricultural lournsls
sre Icoktug forward 10 The time Sheu cleo
lrle feed sites all reach oct 10 the farms
do the pumping, thresAins, charming
eLoppius, lighting. aud eventually ibe
,tosius sud bosiug Already an electric
.,g. hes been tested 10 Germsny aud n
found TO perform tie work yell. though
90, gate 80 ctespIy Ia this fret eipen
meat, .sA msn rnd hurses. The iAfmer
- lhe eoufse Ct tine will probably have
the choice OF getting bis electrical postr
from cgnlfal ststl1us, ueigh boring streams
,f lIud mills When this happens 1t n
nely that there Sill be return dnit
Of popzITIga from. the cities 10 the
country.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-08-08

AZ st. Louis. eIrCougressmsn Bland,
.pesElng Of the silver question Monday
n,sLt sad There is no use trying to
dodse the Iss ae .uy longer. II the Demo
ct.lie party d0es not declare for the Tree
culo.ee OF silver 1t viii be wiped Oh the
map Tue uesspapers 10 the large cities
hkest LOUIS can talk about the silver sen
ttmeni dying ont but they are not gong
70 lool auy body. This convention will
.box boz the Democrats OF Missouri
.l.pd. Ia al ioolishness 10 talk about
candidate. here Is 20 Democratic party.
There Is uolhlog bu, chaos and disorder
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-08-08
WANTS.

8|""|-I7'--1HI -""17I |"|s |||I- n" TF"Tf
Gfaf Hasa fats#s#v.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-12-19
COUGH

seated cough, often aggravated BY catarrh. For
pleasant to use. Cream Balm, 60c.@ per bottle;
Pineola Balsam, 25c. at Druggists. In quanuyes
OF $3.50 will deliver ON receipt OF amount
ET.y pRnnuEpg "a vrau at. New VnrF
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-12-19
senator Alien Under Arrest.

State Senator Ira r.. Allen of Fair
Haven was taken into custody in Rut-
land last Tuesday night, charged with
furnishing liquor to the members OF
the legislature at the Roxbury fish
hatchery a year ago last fall. Senator
Allen was taken to Montpelier, where
he was put under 81 500 bonds for his
appearance at the spring term Of the
Washington county court.
Senator Allen has been in New York
state for several months to avoid COM
plications arising from the Titcomb
trial at Montpelier last fall. He came
to Rutlaud Tuesday and had hardly
alighted from the New York "fyer"
when he was placed under arrest by
Sheriff ID. p. Peabody.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-12-19

The Ladies' Aid OF Bristol served
a dime supper in e. A. II. Saturda!
evening.
| There was a.box social at the towI
hall in Williston last week Frida,
night, gotten up by r. s. Sherman
post, G. A. r., Essex junction.
George Brown, who was elected
commander of the West Rutland G.
"A. r. post the other day, has held the
office six times in the past l6 years.
The Sons OF Veterans of ST. Johns.
bury held a promenade at G. A. r.
hall on Monday evening of last week,
at which there was a large attendance.
Cake and coffee were served for re-
freshments.
John A. Logan post, G. A. r.,
had very successful entertainment at
East Barre last week Friday night.
"A large number were present and en-
joyed the lecture and the pictures
shown by Mr.. Andrus.
Co. d., v. N. g., are to be the
guests Of the Y. M. G. A. on Thurs
day evening of last week. The affair
was one OF the social events of the sea-
son. Gen. Estey from Brattleboro
was present as well as Others from
out Of town.
The L. A. S., associated with the
Sons Of Veterans, are preparing for a
big time at their grand masquerade
and promenade at G. "A. r. hall, st.
Johnsbnry, Friday evening, Dec. 20.
Purses will be given, and a steamed
clam supper will be served.
w. H. Boynton post, "a, OF North
field, viii, hold an entertainment or
camp fire at Howe's hall Saturday
evening, Dec. 81. Hon. Geo. Nichols
will deliver the principal address Of
the evening upon the Monroe doctrine.
Some of the old war songs will be sung
by aquartet.
Mai. Old. Clark, commanding I'd
battalion, LIST Regt., V. N. g., is to
appoint Corp. Geo. N. Tilden OF Co.
+, Northfield, to the position of SER
geant major. Corp. Tilden won first
medal at the competition at Fort
Ethan Allen last June; also the Sec
Dnd prize at the contest in 1894 at
hat place.
Joel T. CelIey, one Of Berlin's
most prosperous and industrious
very well known in North
ield,. being a member of Co. +, v. N. !
T., while in the woods with his hired
nan, was killed by falling tree. It'll
appears both men were CHI, piping the
anne tree, and the hired man, getting
lis side done first, warned his en-
)loyer OF the falling tree. The warn
ng was needed but q large limb
truck Mr.. Celley in the back and
lurled him in the path of the de-
cending tree, which fell upon his
lead, tearing the top part off. Mr..
,elley leaves wife and one child.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-12-19
A Young Veteran of Ninety-two at
st, Johnsbury.

st, Johnsbury.
Chamberlin Post did little ccle-
brating after its regular business had
been disposed Of Saturday night, Dec.
18th, in honor Of Loren w. Young, its
Oldest member and probably the
oldest veteran now living in the state.
"Uncle" Loren Young, as he is
Familiarity called, is 80 years old, and
pretty well preserved at that; and as
he sat on the platform and heard the
|"sboys" talk to him and of him he
seemed to thoroughly enjoy the occa-
sion.
Members of the Woman's Relief
Corps were also present to help on
the celebration, supplementing the
speechmaking with an installment of
good cake and savory coffee. The
Sons of Veterans and Ladies' Aid
were also in attendance.
Capt. Z. l.. Hovey presided and
made short speech explanatory Of
the gathering, and paying tribute to
the venerable soldier in whose behalf
it had been held.
Marshal Montgomery, the retiring
commander, called attention to the
fact that Mr.. Young was % years
old when he enlisted, and the speaker
thought thar meant great deal in
the way Of patriotic devotion to
country in spite Of having passed the
war age limit. He presented Mr..
Young with a substantial cane in
behalf OF the post.
DR.. G.. B. Billiard responded for
MI. Young and spoke approximately
of the veteran and the affection of the
post for him.
Hon. II. G. Bates presented Mr..
Young with a pipe and some tobacco
not, he said, with view to leading
him into bad habits at his time Of life,
but to throw little comfort into his
latter days.
Rev. Thomas lyric spoke in a con-
gratulatory way to the old soldier and
went on to emphasize how much it
meant for man to give himself for
his country--which was the most val
liable service he could render.
Further remarks were made by
Major N. p. Bowman and E. +.
Brown.
The evenings program opened with
a piano solo by Miss Margaret Cor
ham, and at later intervals H. III. May
sang sThe Sword of Bunker Hill"
and Mrs. H. X. Ide also sang solo.
At one point in the exercises, Capt. |
Hovey read from Mr.. Young's per-
sonal record as it appears in the post
record book.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-12-19

infammations and
for asthma. Con-
sumptives will inva-
riably derive benefit
from its use, as II
quickly abates the
cough, renders ex-
pectoration easy, as
sisting nature in re-
storing wasted It's
sues. There is o large
percentage Of those
who suppose their
cases to be consump-
ton who are only
suffering fro III q
chronic cold or deep
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-12-19

your family physician to be away from
home. Such was the experience of Mr.. j.
Y. 6chenck editor Of the Caddo, Ind. Ter,
Banner, when his little girl, two years OF
age, was threatened with a severe attack
OF Group. He says, "My wife insisted that
/ 60 for the doctor, but as our family ply
stefan was out Of town purchased a bot
tie OF Chamberlain's Cough Remedy which
relieved her Immediately. will not be
without It In the future" 25 and 60-cent
bottles for sale by e. e. Evans & Co., and
NJ. j. Sargent & Son,
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-12-19
Vermont State Grange.

The oath annual meeting OF III
! Vermont State grange was held a
Brattleboro last week, Worthy Mas
ter 9. j. Bell Of Walden presiding
III his annual address lie referred Il
the condition Of the order in thi
state. The subordinate oranges hav
had prosperous year. Eight new
oranges have been organized with
membership Of 200. The reports 0
20 oranges show net gain in mem
bership of $50. The Pomona or coun
ty oranges have also done good worl
during the year, having been especial
| ly helpfnlin the social work OF tn,
order. He also referred to education
taxation and the cost of transporta
ton. The liberal gifts Of Vermont
patrons to the drought-stricken pa
irons Of the West were noticed in the
report as part Of the work Of charity
done during the year. In conclusion
the master said that the grange needs
the support and cooperation OF all
organized agricultural institutions
and that it is the duty Of the grange
to stand for all that is progressive,
temperate, loyal and American.
The report Of the state secretary,
D. D. Howe of Burlington, showed
that there were "a oranges in good
standing with membership of about
$500. The treasurer, #. B. Pier, re-
ported the state organization to be in
good shape financially.
The noticeable feature of the re-
ports Of the masters OF the subordi-
nate and Pomona oranges was that
more and better work had been done
than in any previous year, especially
in the educational line, which was
more thoroughly discussed in the re-
port Of the state lecturer, Geo. W..
Pierce, given at later session.
Among other reports q committee
year ago to visit the state
agricultural college, endorsed most
heartily the work Of the college, max
ing special mention of the efficient
services OF rroi. =. =. hliis, the al
rector OF the state experiment station,
and Of D. D. Howe, the superintend-
ent of the experiment station farm.
Arpna Messer OF hochcster ana =.
y. Iayi9r OF uuiiiofd were re-eiect-
= lienlpers OF inc state executive
=. .he business session the grange
pu. i.sel, oh record IN favor OF expert
oI SCHOOLS ana endorsed
INC suggestions mace Dy Superin-
4enueht stone IN ms ADDRESS at the
Pubic meeting. a speclai report IN
laVor OF tne exemption from taxation
= money ioaned AZ tx per cent on
arm properly IN tne state was made.
q pm aral.eu py the committee 10
'ut the h'a.'er ociofe the next iegisla-
'ure was adopted'
Inc commlt'ee on agriculture en-
lorsea tne administration OF tne
tate ooara OF agriculture, especially
Us ac'lom regarding bovine tnoercu-
osls' Inc commttee oc'ieved that
ar'her sii"uiu DC az tne mead OF inc
department. 2. agriculture.
Inc comml''ee on transportation
mat railroad 1ares
noun pe piacea py law NJ TWO Genus
YER niue 'or regular ticSets ana at one
EN- per hiie Ior mileage DOCKS, a
esolutioh htroduced oy Aipha Mes.
q VIII s,rlke terror 70 the nearls Of
u VINO depend upon the state treas
ny ior an annual stipend. Inc res
l'l.ioh asked tha1 the next legislature
aake provision lor rcd'lcing ths pup.
9 expenditures as tne exlgencies oi
10 solor;ae of sfafa nf1icnvS no roduco1
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-12-19
Railroad Holiday Rates.

The Central Vermont Railroad COM
pany offers it's usual reduced rates for
Christmas and New Years. These
rates are cents mile for distances
less than 80 miles, IL cents for long,
er distances. Christmas tickets will
be good going December "a and %
and returning. until Monday, Janua-
ry 6. New Years tickets good going
December 81 and January l., return
ing January 6.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-12-19

Renewal, Almon F. Day, Manches'
ter Depot, Bennington.
Original, widows, ETC., Betsey Carey,
South Shaftbury, Bennington; Jorina
Hoyt, East Pcacham, Caledonia.
Increase, Isaac X. Gray, Wheelock,
IS. G. Chaplin, Charlestown; reissue,
Patrick Downs, Burlington; addition
al, Grin A. Durgy, Brandon.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-12-19

DeWitt's Little Early Risers for bill
iousness, indigestion, constipation. a
small pill, sure cure. e. =. Evans q
Co., Randolph; K. p. Htockwell, Bethel
M. J. Sargent & Son, So. Royalton; A. K
Hood q Son, Chelsea.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-17

The address OF Chairman ]. w.
Blake clearly and succlnctly presents
the issue today in Texas politics. 1t Is
shall the American people adhere TO
the financial Views of the dead apostles
OF the party, Jefferson and Jackson, or
substitute for these tlme-honOrod party
tenets the new tangled Views OF presi-
dent Cleveland. II the latter is right
then Jefferson and Jackson were ene-
mics OF the people whom they served
SO long and so well.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-17

this country Finally, with truly
British disdain of danger, he assailed
all forms OF labor and amusement that
modern conditions have imposed on
women; lie declared:
II have no hesitation In condemnlng
for women all those occupations and
amusements for women which take
them from the nursery That ls where
woman properly belongs
1t is possible that DR.. Forbes Wins
low was playing for notorIety. II so he
struck the proper key. That little
paragraph--to say nothing Of other
statements--wlll set the women and
their friends to talking. And yet some
OF this talk may not be pleasing to the
Englishman. In fine, 1t Is safe to say
that DIR. Forbes Wlnslow win apollo
gize. or course he will.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-17

The valkyrle was fairly beaten. Lord
Dunrayen's sailing master violated the
rules OF the yacht club in the second
race and the committee justly awarded
the race to the Defender The owners
Of the American boat offered to CONTEST
for another cup under the offer OF Col
onel Charles @. Taylor OF Boston, "His
lordshlp." smarting under the sting OF
defeat, rejected the offer and demon-
strated to the satisfaction Of the public
that he had lost confidence In his own
oroff