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The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-12-26
AT ST. PAUL'S.
THE HORSE IORLD.

secretary Gocher'S Election Docs Not An pear to be Satistactory-NewH Hayen,s Coming New Racing Associatiou--Jco Racing on Lake thamplain-,John R
 Gentry 10 be Sold at Auction.
 Hartford, Dec. 25.-The change in the administration at the National Trotting associations office in this city seems to find little favor with many horsemen and horse editors. The Hartford Times remarks:
 Mir. W. H. Gocher of Cleveland, Ohio
 was elected. it seems, in a sort of a
 hurry. There apparently was no i'm mediate need of a successor to the posi- ton of secretary, as Mir. Morse is still 1 acting in that capacity. The following editorial rom last weeks issue of the Turf, Field and Farm seems to sound a warning which the officers of the Ma tional Trotting association can ill-afford to ignore. There is something under meath the resignation of Mr. Morse that deserves to be explained:
 The principal apology made for springing without warning of any kind new secretary of the National Trot
 ting association is that fOreknoWledge with consultation would have develop ed opposition 10 the man named. The plans had to be carefully gual ded and midnight vote taken in profound sa- crecy to prevent an expression of opin- ion from the directors of courses who elected the gentlemen who constituted the Murray Hill hotel board of review. l. This explanation will hardly satisfy majority of the tracks holding cartifi- catss of membership in the National Trotting association; and We know that it is not paiatable to some of the mem bers of the board of appeals If the object was harmony, why proceed in way 10 excite suspicion and promote strife? Heretofore there has been open and healthy competition for the tmpor- tant office of secretary Why change the plan now, especially on the eye of 8 congress of the members? Why spurn counsel? Why ask for no adyicea Why say, We five are the National Trottins association. and all the rest of you who contributz to it's support and who nav- fought it's battles are mere bubbles up on the sea Of public opinion? Such policy Is equivalent to a declaration that loyal defenders of the National Trotiing association are not wanted: that i- is an impertinence 10 seek to strengthen the association and ask about its affairs. The gentlemen Who
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Halt-PliCG S2IG MILLINERY Fl. MOSES & co,
 Successors to R. BALLERSTEIN & CO.,, S41 and S43 Chapel Street.

We shall commence on Friday of this week a general Clearing Out Sale of Trimmed and Untrimmed Hats and Bonnets at Half Former Prices. 150 Trimmed Velvet Hats, former
 price $6,50 each. now SPA. 100 Trimmed Hats and Bonnets, for
 merly S550, now $2.75.
 l5O Trimmed Hats and Bonnets for
 merly $4.5O now SPA. variety of Evening and Theater
 Hats and Children's Millinery at same reduction.
 FRENCH FELT HATS. All of our French Felt Hats, Black and COlors, only new desirable shapes. at 75c each, formerly $1.25 each. 50 dozen Trimmed Sailors and Walk ing Hats at 25c each former price 75c.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-12-26
Indispensable
 7h In DiphtI1eria

 is Bovininc, as has been attested by thousands of physicians, One of the many testimonials we have received is one from Dr. Arthur P. Ginn of Omaha, which reads, "I used Bovinine in several cases of diphtheria, and was success full with the cases. This to me is sufficient evidence of its value, no other food being used during treatment, except the milk used as vehicle for its administration"
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-12-26
BOVi1lit1e

being a food product, made by a special cold process from lean beef, is easy to take, quickly assimilated, speedy in it's life promoting properties, is invalu- able as a life-giver when it is necessary to maintain strength to carry a patient over the crisis of a disease. In diphtheria and other throat troubles where it has become impossible to take nourishment by the mouth, Bowl nine has sustained life for weeks, administered as an injection.
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RIBBON DEPARTMENT.

RIBBON DEPARTMENT. RIBBONS
 For Fancy Work. RIBBONS
 For Millinery. < RIBBONS
 For Dress Trimming. All at less than cost of production. Gros Grain Ribbons, Satin and Gros Grain, Persian, Roman and Dres- den effects, in endless variety and all widths Our Satin and Gros Grain Ribbons for Fancy Work. while of superior quality, are lower in price than the inferior unreliable would-be Silk goods advertised about town as Ribbons - in reality, only trans parent strings. BARGAINS IN
 OSTRICH FEATHERS
 AND BOAS.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-12-26

An admirable and very eloquent Christmas discourse was preached at Trinity church yesterday forenoon by the Rev. Dr. Douglass and greatly in- terested and delighted his congregation. The Christmas music was, as usual. of special excellence. The church was very handsomely decorated for Christ mas
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mark hut she never displayed much :acc QuaIjy,
 John R, Gentry 2O3%, of 1895 race fanc, will be sold a. public auction at tA time or the JeWett sale, It was in- tended to withdraw Gentry from the track ,t is more likely that the etal- ljon will fall into some racing mans charge
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-12-26

Uncle Boh--What are you Soing to be when you become a man, Tommy? Tommy-Tm going to be a soldier, CO.'S then I can fight all I want to without being spanked for U.-.IIarper's Ba2ar.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-12-26

With health and prosperity
 to all.
 We couple our wishes with efforts to have them realized. The plan we adopt is to keep the public of Southern Connecticut well supplied with the best and most serv- iceable clothing at the low est prices.
 Our method of treating our customers is square and busi- ness like.
 They know what we are by what we have done in the past. We propose to hold the position won by upright deal- ing.
 A choice here is not Hob- sons choice our stock is large and there are plenty of styles and patterns to select from, whatever you want, "a Suit, Overcoat, Ulster, Reefer or Pants.
 Money back if you are not satisfied
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-12-26
CLOAKS, CLOAKS.

We are selling them NOW at LESS prices than will rule in January and the choice styles will undoubtedly be all sold.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-08-29

Uadef he shove hesiiag 8 Flunis -
PEE msGes tie 'ollo~tuk .elsIOie rsusrGs
The I4mts uul1B regrets that oppos
Too bss d,,el PED 10 IhIlsdeipAIa 10 tb'
e1LIluoa Of the Llbeity Bsil A. the Col
too States asd International exposition
aud hopes thsl opposltl3p viii DOT be su'
cessfaL The btiI belongs to the city o.
Phllade,pAis. bat ii ia national relic JUS
the ssms cite that people 10 oil state'
wuJId l3ok GA WITH 10 erect aud pride.
Tie stale IA which It is proposed TO eI
hItu this bill Vas one Of the thirteen
which ttruggl,d 20 make possible the met
sage of hletiy Which It proclaimed 70 tht
hat awakened cluz,us Of Ph.lad lphi'
and 20 an AstouIsLed world Noting bu
spirii Of patriotism prompts the expos
ton mapag emtut to desire The bell Tor 81
Llbllou. Nothing but path Jtlsm would
drsg the crowds to gaze 90 IT, The old
bell, wherever It Rocs, vii carry With II
81 appeal to the people to sluk local ditel
enoes and cultivate national feeling
which ~ill unite the Il. 900 900 American
toisy SIS closely as the 1900. 900 were nn
ted over n century ago, when they re!oicec
Is oAe man over the message OF Liberty
th.i Sas rung out from Independence
ball
There is talk danger to the bell while
IN trsnsit to and from Atlanta. Tuere l.
| not more than one chance IN u million tha
It vonld be broken or damaged IN any
way. II 1t were broken, however,
pieces could be put together aud 1t would
be lust as valuable az relic as It Is now
The fesrs for It's safety are groundless, and
| looked 81 from the nsrrowest possible
point Of view, Philadelphia should b'
proud 10 exhibit TO the world their mos
interesting reio-a relic that wherever
seen will associate the Quaker City Will
the idea Of human liberty.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-08-29
STATE NEWS

Harmon L Buckmsn OF Vergennes has
been sen, to the house Of correction for
three months for stealing boat from
Charles Buckman, his father.
John V. FAIR OF Westminster cied
Thursday Of paralysis caused by an acct
dent a few weeks ago, He was rolling
land, n,ing pair OF horses, which ran,
dragging the roller over him.
Department Commander Cannon re-,
ports but one berth not taken 10 the
specisl sleepers engaged by the Vermont
Grand Army to the Louisville encsmp-
ment September 10 The commander es
Inmates that there will be $50 Vermonters
IN lice there.
The annual State convention Of the Wo
mans Christian Temperance union will be
held IN Rutlsnd Sept. p, % and 26,
The usual courtesles are expected Of the
railroads.
J. b. Pike Of NJ rsLhtli fifteen ear,
ago found mud turtle 90 his farm, and
carved his name and the date on its back.
Last week the old reptile came back for
another inscription
Eugene West. a Darlington farmer,
tried to ride bicyc lsst Sunday week
The doctor says be v u be able to use his
eft arm 10 few week, but 1t will never
be straight again,
A party Of Rutland Young people, who
are camping at Lake bono cen, we're rob-
bed The other night OF Their spare cash.
one man lost $40
Bert Rogers OF BETH recently killed
COW that bad seemed hog for some time.
The post mortem disclosed common wire
buttonhook lying ttansversely 10 The
throat Of the COW, that must have been
there for ten months, as the cows sick
ness dated that time seo
Thomas W. Wood, president of the Ma
tionsl Academy Of Dea-n. New York, has
given to Montpelier bis Il ection Of paint
lngs Of 80 estimsted Va le Of s. 600 sob
jeet to several strong conditions.
The LioeoIn Lumber coupsUy Of Lin
coin has rsbu,lt it, dam I'd pensiock and
resumed work Thursdsy afternoon No
thing hH been doLe sc , : to~sri repIsc
ing the bridge carried away The damage
10 property IN the town Of Lincoln lie esti
mated =, ialIy $40 90
james Good Of Montgomery aud Frank,
bis son, we're hunting b,es few days
ago and iouad a swarm 10 holo~ tree
and bear cab investigating the sweet De
po,it. The old bear srrised Sboat The
sane time they did, and Frank climbed
another tree while his father vent bone
Tot bis qua. Their dog frightened The
bear assy before be re,uraei, but they
Killed the cub aud go, tie honey
psfisrs Landing ~As the scene Of ,sad
drowning accident Wednsslsy. TIE vic
tin vas Chsrles. the niue year old sou Of
n. Topper, Of Aibsny, n Y, The litlle
fellow and bis father bad been spending
their vsoatlon here. lie vss awakened
a. a. early houf II order 10 be prepared 10
leave for biz gone After be bad been
vaked AID dressed be started down to
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-08-29

Nsiiaev MtrshaI. $50 writes the ansE
- stissJss - 'le nee Ia SAB. EFT
msfp tast atmrr#etr safta teeism lrto'
49, lhe sipstsi futs tat isssi $1,000
On saea,.t ~ F.pgsut q ihs Jnited
sfshs frsstfe 90 Eufaps BIS esilmAit
ts a.ssa a tie Tact tass ocean siss1ship
cau g,aass - port ftoE 20 a@9 20 1901 on
ara c.sss 8, sts1 gers carried cot hy thea
iteu. % j. eide Of ihe Atlantic erUJ Tsaf
bttt5ct ms4y tsousasd 10 tbs stes'sge
Hes uaei, ua tnp costt estA Of these
Ansfsc,b uaVslcft IS pBrsly = mS'tsr Ct
ost.tctare soms dosblless set along
vilh 40 etpsEiuafs q 500. Otusfs 'peOd
Sess0 4 lev 'perd $4,000 probably
Ous irr assrs o tjs,s esea is dogtiless a
iaH ~, fsss. pLlca s.uli uaIe tba totsl
raua8 s1H 800 ppu. ~hua petmsucsi
read, ats stro.t .psud =, leasl suoiLer
$50 uoo0
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-08-29

know an old soldier who had chronic
disrhoea OF long standing to have been
permanently cured by taking Cham beul
lsin's Cole Cholera aud Diarrhoes Rene
dy, says Edward Shumpik, a prominent
druggist Of Minneapolis, MINI. | have
sold the remedy in this city for over seven
years and consider it superior TO any other
medicine now on the market for bowel
complaints. Is aud 30 cent bottles of this
remedy for sale at Bsyles Il Soule, drug
gsts
My boy was taken With a disease reese On
bling bloody fu1 The first thing thou qht
OF was Chsmberlsin's Collie, Cholerg. and
Dlsrrhoes Remedy. Two doses OF il set
tied the matter and cured him sor md and
well. heartily recommend TIL remedy
to til persons suffering from :. like com
plant | will answer any ioo airles regard
ing it when stamp Is inclos, d. | refer t
any county Official as to my reliability
VIM, Roach, j. T. Pm aroy. Campbell
Co, Tenn, For sale by Bsyless d Soule
druggists.
Kenneth BSz'more had the good fortun
to receive small b' title Of Chamberlain
Colo, Cholera su / Diarrhoea Remed,
when throe membf RS of ma family wer
sick with dysent ry This one small DO
tie cured them all and he bad some lei
which he gave ! Geo. ". Baker. q prom
nedl merchant OF the place. Lewiston, n
C., and It cured him Of the same com
plant Wb gu troubled with dysentery
diarrhoes, colo or cholera morbus, givr
this remedy uisl and you will be NOR,
than leG.sed with tbe result. The prsis,
that ns ursIIy follows It's Introduction snt
use HIS made 1t very Popular % and 81
cent bottles for sale by Bayless Il Soule
druggists
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-08-29
EAhT ARLINnrON.

Mrs. Gilbert Moilat died Friday sitei
a long ilIlsss from consumption.
-Curf,n Hard. former resident, and
daughter OF IlttsfeId, H., are visiting hlt
brother, 9. s. Herd and sister, Mrs. G. j,
Andrew.
MIR aud Mrs. John Powers OF North
Adams, formerly residing here, had an al
rival at their home, recently. OF a young
lady bosrder Friends are congralulatins
them.
j. Delsny OF Hartford, Conn. has
moved into part Of Mrs. Abigail Jones
house at Chiselvllle. Mrs. Jones recently
received visit from her sons Horace and
Edward
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-08-29

by buzzlng or roaring sound 10 goul
headi Have You d niisulty 10 hesring 81,
hnctlyf Are you troubled With q coutiu
cal dropping Of mucus, irrtatiug The
throat snd causing you 10 coughf Is youi
breath unpleSsAbtiy affected aud sccomi
pAnied With bad tAstet l. your hearing
less scntef II 20, you have catsrrh and
should ., once procure = bottle Of Elr
Cream BALM. the best know remedy
The bAla will give Instant relief.
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ppAM WOODAHD'8, Esr.rE.

a state ai Vermont Dsirei u hApo '. ~, 49,
70 il remembered that = .t.s. ea :. .t,sIn
a. s.ts Csun. holden a. hsLehs.'si 49,. "'sa,g
~, "a for .aid District, 90 TIA I''A 'A' - "'s
a. .. pSs.sut, Hos. n. x Fo~Lrs. Jaogs
-. . eets.n lurtfumrni 10 rnNbg.
-, .s.I. pupofurg v b 'hs as, r'a na ~
tesisn' .,r,st dscsassd. pas ptssspts1 TOT gfo'
- 80, ~. a - Erseatof therein bsmsa. IL.
bats " HI. ordered that al psrsons 10
,.t.t,d IN the estafe Of SAD dec assa ~ I ~,
I'd 10 .pi gsr beiafs sa1 l'afl :, W. N, lie
~. Sssr.I AAHcb sstsfIn sA4d pi't.o' Nl ~
~. ts Vn.' =, eOIsmbaf 4 u. lrss. a. ~ o.slDga
| Eva oaJ " [',Ogs a tlls af1tf three rset'
49, ~ !. w rsyioasiy lhsre'e ~ We a,a'
eas.,sr Jotasi b. nssssg.bs, g''1 " .r - tssy
.t...,s, .tofs.t -, ~ sE9s es4ae' u A1L 4,-,s
chester -. ssId iustrumspt 10 THuhs
a,'iy,ls sgt u D Id AID fee1fisI - 'A' ''''
~, "a itstatDst u The go aslsas'.l
/ ltss' Va -
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-08-29

The ceBsus figures show that Lancaster
Couaty Pa, is tue leading couuty Of The
[ ted slsies 10 the value Of its sgrieul
'nrsl produci', tho total heias 1861, 100,
SrIt comes ST. Ls~rence County, n. Y,
~ 05i lGo, then Chester County, Pa,,witb
q s63 $40, then Worcester County. Mass
~uh s. 49, 40, sud then Bucks Coubty,
T.. xith s. ALSO. 1t will surprise the
sruetsl rrAder 10 learn thai the i've coun
tee r,Bkins higbesi Ia this respect are not
10 ths great agricultural empire Of the
Wet bat 10 The manufacturing region Of
The Est, tbies Of them 10 one state. This
oerls.oly does not indicate that the protec
i've tsfih under ~hleh the snuisctariug
industies Of The country have beeu esls b
lsheJ has proved delfImsn,sl 10 the far
mrfs
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-08-29

II ls al enormous task that coulrouts
toe Board Of Health 10 iu eGJits 0 bring
,boal sanitary puracstiou 10 some Of The
'sptusut houses Of New York Compared
60 II Hercules iould chllds play 10 the
st.bls Of hIag Augess With dIaicuIt Oh
siieles 10 the way 70 sBtmouut II och good
hs been accomplished, 10 tSo weeks
nra,ly leo lenemeut houses have been
ordered vacated ullc,s lbe buildings were
Pot 10 proper ssll,sfI oJbdiiioa ~ oIos.
Avsrieious IsrdIofds. procfssiinsts, defer
pot Ga &c The hs ugutaL II they dare.
improvements g. teen property, anti
they arc tltereEe4 viii lose o. rent
uolsy, C5liroti-d ty eviction Of their
,suslls, they rsIaetaaty consent 10 male
ibs changes demanded by the Board Of
Health.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-08-29

= gsy,,,, or JosAH II, bAElLrfI. ,.,.,t.
. bsiAt' ggued. having been appointed ~
~ no o''I p,ob ds Cour forthe Di..r'c, Of h.e'
lh@ hoH Comma idDn ,ooer. 70 reeeiye si,m.s
a Cd .da !. e ' % y S.@.ffi b Of =. R.5
: me Agslus W. 80 District. deesssod, aud 81
d h.uehgsI't ~ ~ - et thereto, hereby CIV"
eL 'm' ilI VIZ vi. meet, ior the purposes Iio,s.
90 zee .t'' We D"lpn,p ifDuse 10 haDohesltf
a. ~, Ire on ii The 2nb day Of rsgra.'' n.i'
t's s 70 ocIoeE 4 n until o ,,o,a ,,s a,ts
so I'd day aud hist 81 mo9t - ~, KIN MATED b,
o. r1 Aut n, ,ald creditors 10 pts.ebl lhef
. 80 .I to q. for sIaminalou .ad sli'"ta.s fl,
S'I,. ia A. a.nc1sstef. this 43fd 2'y ~
Angus ~ - j. C. BLACEhEB, cotg'rs
IA II. ". DAVIS,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-08-29
Tapiey's Bread Winners outwesr all
NJ baY sbras
Advice - slathtrs

Are you disturbed at night and broken
Of your rect by a sit K child suffering and
crying With pain d cutting teeth2 II &C
send at once aud get bottle OF Mrs. Win
slows Soothing Sy :up for children teeth
ing 1t cures dys EMERY, disrhoes, regu
lstes the stomach nd bowel3, cures wind
collie, soIteos the ums, reduces iuhsma
tion, and giyes tone and energy to the
whole system. Mrs. Wiuslos's Soothing
Syrup for Children TESTING is pleasant
to the Taste and is the prescription OF one
OF the Oldest and best female physicians
and nurses IN The United States. and Is for
ssls by slI druggii Il throughou, the world
price u cts bottle.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-08-29

y.
~ frhTY On vrRBohT Dslfct - Manchester 80
ue IT remembered that A. r's' on ~ The
Probate Court holden a. baurh"s'", ~ln'n "a,
or sad District, on 'te gan H"} '' ""F'''
A D., 1895, y... t,5
whereas, certain iurtrumfHi ia ~ I"L
,r,rort4pg 10 be the last VIII sud iesi'H'Ht
- Est B perkira late Of MH nAtslrf tn stJh
ni,ir'rt. deceased. having been 'i"' d'y
nrr.rgted ~ sad Court Of Probate and duly n.T9
IN the Registers ONCE Therefore, II - ordered
p.st Mi pcrsous Interested 10 the estate 81 s"d
Isrss.ed DO notified 70 tppear before sHld Cur
A he Probate ONCE IN hAnobedttt III can
Dt,trtct. on he 18th day Of sep ENTER : y.
1896 a. ten o'clock IN Tue forenoon " pIo, ,rs
IN, t6"reto. 10 the Manchester JorhHAL
newspaper ,1.'' prpled At Manehe''st ,'oIs.,'a n
sbow cause II say they may have. WY 49, ~
'ns,,rn,nt In Whiting SHOULD not BE- p'oy'H .ha
,trsd a, The last will aud Testament ol tue sara
d, cessed. -, , vunVpToy neglslsr,
iG3n' " - - ----------
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Are yoa suffering Win auy disesse
which vii mske your hts miserable. Do
you knoW that AAdsm's Mlcrcbe Killer
Slll cure yea, cold BY
Miss NAM FAHux. Agent,
V5oR. Maple Hull. Manchester Depot.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-08-29

10 the Tree silver DemoenIIe coulter
stcs 81 WnlIasior, pfaGHeui hisf
aur deiesste sad ihst 10 ahaH yesfs
CtertIsud Lsf led tie LsmocIsto parry 20
ieiesi sod dissrses by strits ~ acts 81
pslGiy aod ifcsoAety uApH ofdeatsd 10
LLt hLslnft q lAls enanltH.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-08-29

The lstrtt msil from Central America
brought flies Of the Bulefeds Nicsrssus)
R,cordrr Ia 80 Issue Of which, that Of
July q, sIItsted the following article,
pufpcrutg TO give the recommendations
Of the Uutted States commission which re
c,uuy usr,cud the canal. I'VE sre il
recrlp, OF United States sdyces to the ei
tee, Ihsta favorable report 90 the Nlcsr
aqua csusl vii be made by the United
States sovtrruent commission which late
~ rIsniued the proposed canal ronte and
be termiual bsrbors. The commissioners
think that he work Of costtucting the
aual eau to completed in SIX or seven
year, ont that the tot.l cost Slll consider
sbly ercted the limit set by the projectors
sod that $40 0o0 900 will not be sn Ell
crs,ive figure,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-08-29

| have been great sufferer from cstsrrh
for oven ten years, had 1t very bad, could
hardly breath. Some nights | could not
sleep aud had to walk the floor. | pur
chased EIy's Cream Balm and am using
1t freely, 1t 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
aud IS worth its weight in gold thank
God h We found remedy can use with
safety and that does all that Is claimed
Tor it. 1t is curing my deafness B. W.
Sperry, Hartford. Conn.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-08-29

A special from Washington says Matt
" Ransom OF North Carolns will be re
appoiut,d United States mlnstlr to Mex
leo. aud the president will thus reoliy the
bluudet made 10 the first appointment Of
MIR. RAMON while he was still a member
Of the sruSte, Whether Mr.. Ransom will
return to MEXICO or not will depend en-
tirely upon his own wIshes, 10 deciding
whst to Do IN the matter Mr. Ransom will
be governed very largely, il not entirely,
by considerations 81 TO his health. His Ell
perieuce with the climate OF Mexico last
spring vas not suoh as TO greatly encour
age bin 10 return.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-08-29

...# ... etF.Ea ~ AamrFlTtHE
.uaH 4AE atrgaN ls BBaAa. aRE vi
tesu AL stTgasf - NsrTtegT Erss.
Inrtr ana gHr rNaFaff# WWaH Va bNEN#
.rru gpurI srfr YEtEa ~ IErHrr7ft
Ylrr Cas- lHF agnu tfHFrN EfTseF
,rar rfHrerr 90 rupfrrfrTf' THuE a.
va lnfFYlr IN THF ueH.u vHTEH IvU4
rffu.t. rsrErtffH nae raH wrHT All
vHrfu HtNat Asp vHuH rHE IsFr*TIfr
sarslrs 90 Hts Fts arall rEaatEsaEErNg.
WM ekISLEY. JH
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-08-29

The y. ! Iubuue pTiuts the tolloSing
There seems to be 20 reason to douR Sny
longer that Precedent Cleveland has aspif
stt1us for the thf1 term. TIE isIA sboui
he dcsite 10 thst direction has been gen
rraI fer the last few months. but 90 veri
hcstlon Of the reports could be secured.
Daring the last isw days several democrats
of ustlousl importance and reputation
hsve been 10 the Guy, aud IL talking With
them 1ubgab reporter cleaned enough
10 warrant tAs assertion that = concerted
effort vii positively be made 10 nominate
sud got MIR Cleveland for a third term