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impart the desired information, then
fully obey the command Of our Lord.
SEARCH the Scriptures"
We have heard persons give the most
vivid testimonies in regard TO their en-
tire sanctifcation, holiness and free
dom from sin, and we believe them to
I've sincere and are trying by Gods help
to live just that kind of a life, but after
all the very best test Is to live with, 10
do business with and to have daily In
tercourse with just that kind Of a pro.
fessed life. The Lord, be knows all
about us, and even our neighbors who
are honest in the matter are better
judges of our piety than we are our
selves, and they can often discover in
lis at least just a little resemblance to
Adam the first, while we might fail to
discover any such likeness whatever
and ignore any such relationship exist
ing between us and u guilty forefath-
er.
S~anctifcation is a very familiar term
and so often made use of in relation 10
heart purity, but W. believe, according
to the plain teaching Of the old and new
Testament the general meaning Of that
word where aver found, with the excep.
ton Of one or two instances which
might be construed otherwise, is conse-
Grafton, dedication, separation or set.
ting a part, an offering, &C., and in q
general sense has more reference TO out
ward conformity than to inward purity.
The children of Israel were COM
manded to sanctify Tor c%onsecrate)
themselves. Moses was commanded to
sanctify them. They were also requir.
ed to sanctify their dwellings and their
fields, vessels, &c. Johns Gospel, II
Chap. "Sanctify them in Tor for
through by, thy truth" Also when
Christ speaks of sanctifying himself in
the marg, rendering of Rev. version in
both instances is consscrate, as in other
places.
Now in conclusion allow us to say
that If our honest view and understand
ing in regard to this great question
spoken of be Scriptually true, may 1t be
the neal Of enlightening some inquir-
ing one and if it be false, may it be "as
cbaff which the wind driveth away"
Truly Yours,
A LOVER OF SCRIPTURE HOLINESS.
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GO 20
GRAD YS
For Bargains(in Footwear
On TO

70 pairs of Misses Dongola Slippers foxed, buttoned, at
$1.25; never before sold for less than $3.50.
70 pairs of Misses Pebble Button at $1.0O, worth $1.25.
70 pairs Misses Dongola button, opera toe and patent tip,
reduce to 81. 90 from 81 .25.
SO pairs of Misses 81. 90 Shoes at IS cents.
SO pairs of Misses cloth Top Shoes at 81 .25, well worth$l.5O
48 pairs Misses Pebble Shoes, with patent tip, either but
ton or lace, at $1.00 from $1.25.
Still a few pairs of Misses IS cent Shoes at 75ycents.
70 pairs of Boys Lace Shoes, sizes 81 to IL, at $100 from
$1.25.
70 pairs of Child's Heavy Lace Shoes, sizes 81 to 8, at 75c.
were $1.O0.
Sc pairs of Boys Kangaroo Clalf, lace, sizes 81 to 8 at 10
cents. Never sold ber for less than $1.O0.
Sc pairs, same gu zen 81 to IL, at $1.00 from $l.25
so pairs Of Chill sa 0ongola Button, spring heel and
patent tip, reduced tgsn 10 to IS cents.
48 pairs of ladies' Dongola Shoes, button, with patent til
and extension sole, at S1.OO, anSunprecedent bargain.
Also a lot of Ladies' Cloth Top Shoes worth $3.50, to g
at $1.25.
The Best and Cheapest line OF Mems Shoes in Wilmington
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many of them like
though" interjected
ask thee to vote for
:. Bradley.
s. half hour in expla-
consulting law books,
IS taken and the bill
e Of 9 to II. Those
Messrs. Bradley, Hoff-
Toss. Skirm. Smith,
ard Ward. Noes
lid. Herbert, Ketch-
Ter, Parry, Stats,
.uios w lutOu.
resented to the House
'lainfeld women pray
legislature restore to
to vote OH equal terms
concurrent resolution
iding that the anti
ment to the State Con :
red to The next Legis-
ed three mont his pre-.
at least one news
- be designated
i the Senate, Speaker
Secretary of State.
jduced a bill provid-
be elected next fall
frame q new State
'overnor sent in the
9: For Law Judge
CO Conover. For
a School--James
'lnswick; Edwin
dali r~eappoint.
given the usual
the vote by which
b Local Option
) be reconsider
.dnn!ed by a vote
louise bill 254 pro.
ttion Of a copy Of
~sInstitu'
in each Of the
ate; also Senate
'en season for
to July /; re-
vernon full au-
ate House and
all improve
y consent Of
5 authorizing
s to lay out,
den streets and
joining property
lees Of township
!; makes the
nd Treasur er
commission to
sss House and
appointments,
G.
oners of Deeds
was Miss Mary
o. A law was
wing women to
was the first to
se grist Of bills
gislative hopper.
yely discussion
to allow bodies
houses and hos
to medical Soc
Dting against it
nd ward. Bills
rize towns and
re apparatus and
not 10 exceed
tion of school
nsent of town
ndment ia cleo.
commissioners
1.-TWO from each
liah pou taxes
was defeated
sntions shall be
nv the keeper.
as !.
proposition
. .opos's'os
'ns oou NJ ~.
makes ice
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Give us a CALI
GRADY'S,
NO. o. KING r E
Wilmington, Del.
RESOLUTIONS

RESOLUTIONS
of Nokomis Tribe No. 70, /. o. r. M,
Penn's N. J.
WHEREAS 1t has pleased the Great
Spirit 10 remove from our Hunting
Grounds our brother VIM. b. Kidd.
RESOLVED that while we cherish the
memory of our brother and mourn the
loss our has sustained by his death, we
should emulate the good deeds he has
done 10 its service and like him strive
to do Jul best in the cause of Freedom,
Friendship and Charity.
RESOLVED that these resolutions be
entered on the records OF our Tribe and
and y copy of the same be presented to
the family Of the deceased brother.
JOHN TURKLEsoN-
ROBERT MURLIN
W. P. SHoURDS,
Committee.
Dated IA Sun, Worm Moon, G. S. D.
404'
RESOLUTIONS
of Nokomis Tribe, No. 70, +. o. r. NJ,
of Penn's Grove, N. j.
WHEREAS it has pleased the Great
Spirit to remove from our Hunting
Grounds sister Robert Cross.
RESOLVED that we humbly submit 10
his all.wise providence and in token of
respect to the departed sister we most
solemnly regret the loss u brother has
sustained. -
RESOLVED that these resolutions b.
entered on the records Of DIR Tribe and
q copy Of them be sent to the family OF
the deceased.
JOHN TURKLEsON
ROBERT MURLIN
W. P. SHoURDs,
Committee.
Dated IA Sun. Worm Moon. G.. s. D.
404.
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TO coNsUMPTlVEs

The undersigned having been restored to
health by simple means. after suffering for sew.
dread disease Consumptton, 10 anxious 70
make known to his fellow sufferers the means
Of cure. To those who desire It, he will cheer.
scriptIon used which they win dnd Q sure cure
for Consumption,. Asthma, CatarxA
B~ronchitis and al throat and lung Malas
edy, as It Is Invaluable. Those desifing the pre-
scription, which win cost them nothing, and
may prove . blessing. will please address,
New York. l0sf.y.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-05-30
STATE NEWS

Every cottass at Damp Comfort, Wood
hotel are engaged. The Green Mountain
Summer Home club Is arranging to DO at
extensive business at Woodiord.
DR.. +. A. Rich OF The Vermont sgricul
tufsl station has examined the Holstein
herd belonging to Chsfee Brothers OF Rur
and sud found % out A. sDimsls to be 10
ieoted silh ,ubetculosls The condem ned
animals were slaughtered.
s l.. Griffith has bis nes club bonse at
Lake Griffith completed, and work was be-
quo on the boat house Monday. A barn
10 also TO be buit. Over 40 men are al
work Oh the grounds, aud the road was
completed Tuesday. A road is beng built
stound the lake that will afford delight
fol duve for visitors.
lady at Tooleys, La, was very sick
With bilious collie when M. Q Tisler,
prominent merchant OF the town gave her
bottle OF Guam berlsin's Colc Cholers
and Di4rrhoes Rsmedv. He says she vas
we 10 forty minutes after taking the fret
dose, For s.le by c, J. Wait, Druesis t
TIE Morrisvile t.nnery, large plsnt
established sbout I've years ago, and cost
iug sbou, $50 900, ha' Just been purchase
ei by Messrs Web ter aud Stafford, who
have heretofore leased it aud have cold uct
ed very sucoessi1 bu,lness,
40 Effort is being made at BnttIebcro,
which sLt 10 be successiil, to induce
bicycle factory TO locate there. The COM
pauy, Of which former Btstlleboreau IL
presidsn', iss prosperous one. as bicycle
concerns neces'sfily are at present pnces,
and uoT employs from 800 to 400 bands
aud has 4 900 orders ahead
For whooping cough Cham berlsin's
Cough Remedy Is excellent Ry using it
freely the disease lie deprived Of oil dan I.
serous consequences. There is 90 danger
Ia giviag the Remedy 10 babies, a. II COO
sius DO hing lularlous 2j sud % cent
bottles Tor ssls BY c. J, Wait, Druggist
l. Hebry Eldndss, one Of the men ar.
rsstei Taesdsy by Fish Warden William.
Tot Illegal nsbins 10 Lake Bonoseen, escsp
ed trom the loetup Ffinsy night He vac
eouhhsd IN tee Lookup waiting for irends
from biz home is Nsw Yotk pay bic the
snd bail bin. Someone from The outside
u The lnciup n~ed the clasp 10 The pad h
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Mis- LoBASR BARTON.

We condense the following from gu Iii
non paper. Tuesday afternoon as The
shadows we're falling to The east and when
msnhoods morning almost touches even
ing while yet 10 love with life aud raplui
ed With the world, Mr.. Lorsno Barton
passed TO pathetic dust, after 40 illness Of
but few hours
She died at the home Of her daughter,
Mrs. Ii d. Rice, in Doou, who Is the OF y
Surviving relative.
Mrs. Barton had reached an advanced
age having last month celebrated her nine
ty third birthday, She was born 10 Dor
SET Vermont, 10 the yesr 1902 10 her girl
hood she became member OF the Baptist
church since which time she lived the lie
OF devoted Chrittisn,
She lived through two pioneer periods,
First 10 the forests OF Vermont, and later
upon tue prsiries Of Lyon county; having
resided 10 Doom twelve years. She was
loved by sll cur people, aud death Is a
community sorrow.
Her remains we're taken to Vermont for
burisl,
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TIE Hsvtlsr isgai4as ~ N1hiEEiaa
hss rtossvtd ihe ssbna blgs booE q has
81 shd tie reports q The uro1t covers
O., % efsnckss, Ibs tlus bcot sirss 10
l1snsliss tsbiss q lhs slssi ststlsi,os svsil
She The popsl,io0 Of The islssJs - -
"a. r. vtscs there sts. ssiira, . 90
h.lf os.is., { 10 Bsvsitss bred ioftisn.
80. s. 20 ADefiosbs. 2 J1Q, BRUSH. 90
Iarugus,s GO. Cb.sae % 500. J,psi
ss.s d. 3J8. several rauols.liies rfrrs.
setls1 10 susi,s' BUG bsrt ustfs up The
fenab8sF
Nhhs ibt Amsfirsn roTulstloo l'sutll.
IT, lutsfsstt are gree. There j. SIS go
90 ot Amtutsn capita Invested 10 'ugs'
corporations ,uiot stol.l Of So D00 600.
Ttue ls.B ihves,mtbt q s!5 Op0 Gn0 a
Aueftcsu rspits 10 vsuoDs tcttfpfsas 10
/. total ot s5b 0u.DDd
The HssstsB exports last year was u
most eutifsly ,ugsr Of ~bich there vss =
third It stl,hou pouuds valued slSio.
90 O1 ~ Of tbs ,Iceft ~ iB,lgbih
r.utsmouul came 10 lbs UUtled SIates
TIE public debt Of Hsssii ;. sivsD 1t {3,'
4lT45g, sod the ssssts run ,etrmsut
Isnd.. etc u g. 594 col
DnnBs the lss, year the J.psbese in
ulsrsuon 70 Hawaii has Increased the
erce., OF i6e srIvsl, Of thtt class OF per
.eB. oset departures being 1900 The
Ohiovss sud Portuguese are leaving the
isl.ud,
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OBITU BY,
GEonoE b Rooms

Seldom bss death 20 stirred commun
ity as that OF George B. Rogers, which
took place on ApiiI eleventh 10 East Ru'
pert, VI
lie vas born IN England 10 1850, sud
came to this uutfy 10 early msubood
For the psst fifteen years be has lived
sith bis thing family on the beautiful
hillside overlooking the Rupert aud Dor
set valley. There. With lis English vile,
they were nesr ueigbLors 10 their native
Iaud. lie bss proudly watched his family
Of three sturdy toys and ss many bright
active girls grow up about him. A loving
husband lDdulReut islher Kind snd gem
tIemanly utighbor all characteristics Ct
a large hearted EuglshmsB
Apparently 10 bis ususl heslth, be left
bis home after the early supper aud drove
down the mountain side, telling bis wife
that be would be home early. He made
several calls aud sta ted from his soBlinl
laws SHORTLY after tlRht 10 return nome
Some accident happened, probably due to
the rougbness Of the road. and his family
we're startled and terror stricken at the
sight Of his horse dragging helpless. life
less body up TO the home barn
The stricken household and the aged
mother, still living OF the old homestead
10 England, hsve the sympathy Of neigh.
bors aud friends the length aud breadth
OF or valley
Rev. p. y. Pratt OF Dorset conducted h
peculiarly beautiful and solemn service at
the home 90 Easter Sunday end the body
OF Mr.. Rogers WAS laid to rest 10 toe quie,
cemetery OF North Rupert
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Are yen disturbed at night and broken
OF your rest by sick child suffering and
crying with pain OF eating teeth2 II 10
send at once aud get bottle OF Mrs. VIII,
slows Soothing Syrup for children teeth,
ing. II cures dysentery, diarhoes, regui
rates the stomach aud bopels, cures wind
collie, soIleos the gums, reduces infama,
tlon, aud gives tone and energy 10 the
whole system. Mrs Winslow's Soothing
Syrup tor Children Teelhing is pleasant
to The taste aud is the prescription Of one
OF the Oldest and best female physicians
snd nurses 10 the United States, and is for
ssle by all druggists throughout the world
price 70 cts = bottle.
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II you have doll sod heavy pain
scFoss your forehead sbd sbolt your eyes
II the nostriIs are frequently stoppe up
aud followed by dlsssreeable discharge
II soreness 10 the oose aud bleeding iro u
tue rostri is often experienced; II yoa
are very sensitive to cold 10 the hes aci
oompsnied With headache; then you may
be sute you have estArfsh. srd sbou'd
Immediately resort 10 Ely's G. EN- R,a.
fora care. The remedy vii give iasisut
relief
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IapIeys Bread Winners outwear all
other shoes.

have been great sufferer from cstarth
for oven ten years. bad 1t very bad, could
hardly hresth, Some nights could no,
sleep aud bad TO walk the floor | pur
chased Elys Cream Balm and am using
it freely, us working d cure surely.
have advised several friends to use it., and
with happy results in every case. 1t is
the medicine above oil other for cstsrrh
and il worth It's weight 10 gold. | thank
God h We found a remedy can use with
safety and that does ell that IS claimed
for it. II Is curing my deafness b. W.
sperry, Hartford Conn.
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J. &, BLACgBER.i
A. I COSNUR. COm'fs.
8sw ". H. SMITH,
COMMISsIONERS NOrInE

- Estate Of LARBfB +. Amos
The uudersgued, having been appointed ~
The Hon. Probate Court f0fthu District u MA.
chester Commissi0nerS, 10 receive. ef.mips, aud
sdlust al claims AID demands " all pefs9pt
Agsinst the estate ~
IAfusd AmldOu late u MGrchestsF
10 ssd District. deceased aud ali claims oIbigit.
ID 10 Offset thereto. hereby give bUtrt th.t st
will asAst for the purposes aiufst.id 1kEyet.
Hotel in RAID Manchester On The Oh day Of No
ysmBer nert. from 10 o'cloek an until e'etoe.
,. y. on said day spd that siI month. from tbT
Gtb day " May 4, b, 1876, - the TN.
limited by said Cugft ior Gaid creditors t. ,rs.
allowance,
Dated Al Manchester this 9th day u Ny
A y. 1885.
Y. d GiDDIh0sj
EBEE TAYLOR. Csb r
"A. kEfFF ETkEs,
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y . GtDDIS0s.
EBEE TAYLOR, : GU r
hkIkk rihls. 1
n0MMIssIONERsI NOTICE.

~ EsrlrE ~ ELuta y. tHts
TIE uDdrrsIguod, EEunR been appointed BY
the Hou pfobsts Court Tor The UlstHei u MAJ
chesfer C0BmissiOrers, " TsSsivs, Bgtmlas.
sud .djutt all claims and demands Of all %,
,5ps asalust The estate u Elijah b bLas lAIs
u Peru 10 slid District. deceased, aud al
claims tILIbfsd la ohsst thereto, hereby give
nglics 'Aalss all meet, Tor lbs pgfposss siDfs.
cad, Al tho Bromley Hygss 10 said
Peru on he 81 day y November u,It
from % O'Clock A. d. until g'slDet ? q.
90 sald day, aud that siI months tfOsa The tiL
day u NAY T. D. 1884 ls lLs time limited b.
sald C1an igf sald creditors 70 pfsssnt tle,
claims 70 az Tor examination snd allowance
Dated ~ Peru, iLls ilb day o. May A. u.
lsss.
ORO. Y. DAVE, t,...,..
- GEO l.. hlCHAHDsOE N"A r.
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- E-tat, u I0sLIH A kubnthE
The undtt hgnrd having Den bpp'tht,d ~
the Hon ITOlsto Eouft frf The DislDct 81 ban
chester tommtssioG"ts, 10 T'ceiV" rbFmib' md
adjust all claims SUD deMsBts 81 - fsuus
against the estate Of
Joseph A. Robbio.. late Of AanabestsT
IN said DiHuct, docsHsed and 81 eiaims tThIbli.
cd 10 OBJECT thereto hereby give notice that ~
siIl meet for the purposos sioIe.sld u
A. @. CounOrs Oh.cr, hatchrsi@ epat
on lbs 2ith day Of October bcIt from 10
o'coel 4 M until I o'ciCckP N on rEid d.y Eud
that az months IRON The zitn day ~ April
A. u. 1895, - the time omitted by said Cont ioI
said creditors 10 prescnt thon claims 10 us tpi
examination 2ad sll0gaDes.
Dated at Manchester llg 3th dy Of Apii
=. u. 1895,
J. &. BLACgBER.I
L IIJANDR Gamma
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-05-30

The Treasury receipts do no, come up
TO expectation, From the new sugar du
ties less lhsu $50. 600 600 is likely to he
te.Ii.ed during the fiscal year instead Of
the $40 900 OyJ which It seemed reasons
bic 10 estimate. Nor does The higher tai
on Shiskey appear to have ipcres ed sens
by the Internal revenue receipts. All told,
the Governments income mp to May has
teen $3.50 0OU 600 rs against s245. 600 600
last year. Expenditures, meanwhile, have
been co, down from S3ll 900 600 10 tie
corresponding period Of the last ti.cal yer
to s3I5 600 600, but even so deficit Of
Sa5, 900. 600 sppears, which is not likely TO
be dimiuI he'd 10 The two months remain
lne before the snuual accounts are made
up,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-05-30

Senator Sherman Of Ohio has remsrks
lie public career He entered congress
IN ls55. and 81 ce then has never been
ont Of odice aud If he serves to the end
Of bus prescott term; he Will have served
Ell yc.rs in the House, four years Ms Sec
relsry Of the Ttesury, aud thirtyifonr
years IN the Srpate, or only two years less
than bali q century Of continuous service
10 mp rtput positions. Aud be has never
filled postiou bnt to slorn it, There is
10 ttuer American 90 earth than John
sherman, ucr one who deserves better OF
this country.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-05-30

Seus'or sherman Of Ohio bss remark
able pgbiic career, He entered Congress
10 1850 and sIncc then has never been
ont at taioc, sod i he serves o the end
Of has prescott term, will have served
siI years 10 the House. four years as Sec
retart Of the Treasury, aud tbirty tonr
arr 10 the Senate, Or only two yesrs less
than half century Of continuou service
TO important positions, Aud be has never
Tiled position but to adorn it. There
j, 20 trurr American On earth than John
Sherm.u, nor one Who deserves better of
AIs c1uauy.
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w W M NINI.EI ~

TIE feat nror cartRs nsuuersa 10 lbs
aatt sfe Naaalug iigti "a ltsif loes. ADD
,sY iAsl - lbs srrfaGeAlas sts's oooteE
uaa zoe urs Who 30 pct subscribe lo Tree
n.rst p.# lg g. carauoaioaslJ read cut
n tla perry Sgch lbiGss ATE 'trt
81 g. iLut q G. TOE party d reform AID
ptggfafs
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D. iargat'e thn the decssl5n Of the
sapf.m- Count which readers the income
TAI las ~tal,J VOID VAS Dot party de
e4slan. Iaa democrats sod two rrpubli
csat voted fo '1stsiB The lsu and tao
dsuocrau sad tttee republicans voted
sgslral'. The court vss 20 equally di'ld
81 that % is possible thI the luestlou
ns.v come ar - some future time, Though
it 10 oct ,kuy 20 10 the present genera
ton.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-05-30

scerdaty OF State Gresham died very
unexpectedly 10 Washington Monday
night he bal been III Tor some time but
bic condition wss not considered alarming
until a few hours before his death, vheu
pnenmo1.s developed With heart failure.
Different estimates will be made OF the
character ADD services Of Mr. Gresham,
10 some respects he Was strong man, bot
ho allosci persoDsl resentments 10 10
Aaeuce bic acts TO snch 80 eIteGt that he
gained mapy oGemies sud did some foolish
a. veil 81 uUpstrIotic things
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-05-30

Sheep slaughtered by millions. because
WOOL hss been made free; the price Of be, I
Advancing; a Pottlsnd (Oreeou syndicate
bayins three thousand horses With 40 IN
tsniion 70 Introduce horse meat to Amen
can CONSUMERS, Edward Atkinson running
about tic eouGtfy giving demonstrations
OF methods OF preparing 10 cent diupers
s1i recommending TO poor people the nee
OF shin beef and oleomarsarlue; women do
ing mems work in the in plate mills 10
western PenusyIvania, foreigners leaving
the eouulty 10 fact ~ others come IL, and
the Tressury Of the U1ited States unsble
TO stand by itself, bot propped up by Brit
Ish Bakers these Thugs indicate what
We have come TO and ioreshsdov What we
are coming to nader the domination OF
America sdairs by British IDEAS
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TIE last Bennington Banner ciiDIcists
Sap nutebdeu, s,oae severely for holding
teachers ilslltutes one day 10 place 10
STEAD Of three OF four days as formerly.
To ore who has bot tired the plan BY &c
tusl experience, The structures may Gppesr
net. lUucipal Dressed Of North BeB
hInEtoa expressed doubts concerning the
rew method, but Ailei attending the meet
irss Al ILst place aud arlington. be said
be bad changed be MAD aud liked the
ue~ piau, The aim 10 tbese IN ceilings IL 10
siVe practical destruction 10 every day
school wo't, Grd II has been tougd that
oue, or A. The moot two dsys lustfuoliou
Of this EIud Is as much as teachers eau
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