The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-09-12

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prooL
Abaut threa weeks ago GeUrge hiii uho
Iives co the cd Lane farm 10 Luuebbare
discovered that srssshoppsrs had stripped
ODE q Luspple lfest enlifely Of lie leaves,
aBd tie spples slaue we're left. Lat sun
d,y be stH sIltins uui to biz Geld Apd
coming g. The same tree discovered 10 blA
asloni.bu eut bes lesrcs Iast opening
forth SOD several clusters Of blossoms. Ap
PIE blossoms md ripening trait 90 the
ssms tree are quite a novelty 10 tAls sec
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A. NJ Bailey svell kuovn citizen OF
Eugene, oregon. says be vile has for
,ssrs been troubled With chronic diarrh
oes and need many remedies With little re
/ Lief until she tried CtsmbeflHu's Colo,
/ Cboiera aud diurFhoes Remedy which hss
/ cured Der sound sud sell Give It trial
sud you Slil be surpriscj st the prompt
/ rel II It pd8rds 20 spd 90 cent bottles
Tor sale by bsyiess 4 Sovle.
The Maple Sugar and Syrup exhibit at
the Vermont fair was very extensive and
interesting The quality was Of the high
est grade, which fact commented on by
the judges The priz . were awarded as
follows lst prize 90 syrup, W, " Chase
East Fletcher, W. 2nd Puza on syrup A.
/ A. Lelstnd, Johnson, Vt, 3fd prize on
syrup L. ". Shaw, Woodstock, VI. let
/ prise on sugar A, A. Lelsud, johnson, VI
/ God prize gu sugar Hins q, Chsss. East
Fledher w. 3rd prlzs on sugar W. W.
| c ass, East Fletcher, Vt, lst premium
sni diploma was awarded q. II. Grim a
Co, Rutland VI. 90 Champion evaporation
aud arch This being c. H. Grim X Cos
ulnlh annual victory, It must be very
gratifying, especially Vhen the fact ID
cot sldered that every important Vermont
sugar makers ASSOCIATION on prize was
captured by tbose who use champion
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living W. LsrImotc, physical director
otY A. c, A Dss Molues Iowa says be
Gao oopscleutlously recommend Cham Der
lain Pain Balm to athletes gymnssts,
bicycllsts, foot ball players and the
profession III general for bruises, spraIns
aud dlsIocatlous, also Tor soreness aud suii
ness Of the muscles. When applied before
the psrts become swollen it will effect
cure 10 one half the time usually requir.
ed. For sale by Bayess y Sowle.
Miles Tower OF Pownsl, who resides
near what is called Florida Monntains, had
quite o sight last week while moving grass
IN field, He noticed some strange AMI
NAL, apparently unalarmed and enjoying
itself, near the woods 10 bis lot. His first
thought was that one Of his colts had got
there. Closer examination showed that
there were two smaller companions OF the
larger one and be soon discovered that 1t
u
lng in the lot.
While in Chicago, Mr.. Charles L. Kab
Ter, a prominent shoe merchant Of Des
Moines, Iowa, had quite serious time OF
It, He took such a severe cold be could |
hardly talk OF navigate, but the prompt |
use OF Cham berlsins Cough Remedy cur
ed bin Of his cold so quickly that Others
al the hotel who had bad colds followed |
his example and hs.f dozen persons or
dered it from the nearest drug store. They
Ter for telling them how to cure a bad cold |
so quickly, For sale by Bay less Il Sowle
One OF the oldest mem bers who will |
attend the coming legislative reunion at
Montpelier is Merit Clark of Poultney. |
Assembly eight years, FIVE in the House
and three III the Senate, and wus a deli |
gate to the constitutional convention Of |
1870, and seven years member OF the
state board OF education, He was the
youngest member 10 House in 1882, OF |
which John Smith OF st. Adams was
speaker, aud served on the committee on
claims, Gen Jonas Clark, his father,
was a member OF the house from Middle
bury IL consecutive years. and member
of three constilut onsl conventions, the
last being that of 1850. Mr. Clark is
probably the oldest member OF The Ma
sonic fraternity IN tue stale. having been
Initiated FEBRUARY H. 1924, 62 years ago