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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-07-19
Cobbosseecontee's Regatta.

Next Monday will be gala day at Lake
Cobbosseecontce and the annual regatta
of this year promises to far excel anything
of the past. The event is the talk Of the
people enjoying life at the lake and all
are hoping for pleasant weather.
Capt" Smith has a speedy boat called
the Emma Belle, which twice has taken
the prize and bids fair to mako matters
hot for all contestants.
Attorney Robinson of Boston has re-
Gently launched craft, which one of
the soiourners at the lake who has seen
every race for several years, believes will
take the prize and says her speed is re-
markable.
r M. Jones of South China. gentle
man Of wealth, and owner of handsome
and rapid sailing boat called Genie, will
enter the race, having brought his craft
all the way from South China to add to
the interest of this occasion.
r. W. Soule, who in business circles
Is known as THE Hustler" has just
launched boat called Molly S, and of
course he anticipates congratulations
upon victory next Monday.
Without doubt If the day is pleasant a
very large crowd will be in attendance
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-07-19
New Corporations.

New corporations filed at the secretar y
of States Office, yesterday, were as
follows:
Cape Cod Cranberries Sales Company.
organized at Portland, for the purpose of
dealing in cranberrles The capital stock
is $4,000 and $40 has been paid In. G. K.
Bridge of Plymouth, Mass, is president
and S. NJ. Mayo of Medford, Mass, treas
urer.
Fales Rate Shipping Company, organ.
lied at Portlaod, for the purpose of
conducting a shipping business. The
capital stock is 5000 and $50 has
been paid In. G. NJ. We'll of Winthrop,
Mass, is president and d. A. Eidred of
Boston, treasurer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-07-19
A GRAND SUCCESS.
State President Townsend Chats About Nation
al Christian Endeayor Conventions

State President J. r. Townsend of the
Maine Christian Endeavor Society has re-
turned from Boston, where he attended
the grand national convention of the So
ciety, which was attended by 56, 900 dele
gates from societies all over America.
Mr.. Townsend was seen by a Journal
reporter, yesterday afternoon, and talked
quite freely regarding the great gather
ing, which he says was the largest assem-
blage of people ever held in America at a
religious convention. Mr.. Townsend said
that besides the thousands of Christian
Endeavorers in Boston there were hosts of
friends who had come from afar to see the
Hub" Of America
How many delegates were in attend
ance from Maine;" was asked.
There were 1910 registered from this
State, replied Mr. Townsend, and con-
tinulng said; This will undoubtedly be
great thing for the cause In Maine, and
very largely increase the enthusiasm in
the growing work, giving it impetus as
never before. By so large an attendance
from the old Pine Tree State, it will very
naturally be expected that the fruits of
such lively and interesting religious con-
vention will he visible within the boun.
DIARIES of this State. The Endeavorers
present at the national convention will go
to Houlton, Sept. 2, 3 and 4, filled with
new ideas and glowing messages received
while at Boston.
AT the State convention we look for
larger attendance than ever before, and
1t being held in Aroostook's shire town,
portion of the State never visited by the
society, will surely be one reason why
many will attend. Last Saturday even
ing, Rev. Kenneth Mckay Of Houlton,
addressed the Maine Endeavorers at the
rally in Charlestown, and l should say
he spoke before fully 1000 people. His
address was an admirable one and he
mentioned the State convention being held
In his town. 1t was his wish that many
hu ndreds gather at Houtlon in Septem-
Der.
The Maine speakers at the national
convention were, Rev. Dr. Dunn of
waterville. V. Richard Foss of Portland
Miss Cora Bickford of Biddeford, Miss
Charlotte 7. Sibley of Belfast, and myself
but you need not mention that. The at
tendance at a national convention from
Maine never before numbered over IS or
100. Such a great gathering meant
large amount Of money to Boston. You
see there were Sc, 600 delegates, besides
many friends. They were there five days
and the least, possibly that anyone would
pend would be $40. Boston did Its
grandest in the way of entertainment
public places, institutions of interest and
all places the Endeavorers wished to see
being thrown open. The full police force
was on duty to see that pickpockets and
thieves made themselves scarce In short
It was successful convention, success
fully planned and SUCCESSFULLY carried out. "
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-07-19
Lieut. Mark l.. Hersey TO Instruct al Muster

During the coming State muster of the
Maine National Guard, Lieut. Mark L.
Jersey will ofllciate as inspector and in
structor.
He has for some time been connected
with tho Maine State College and while
there has proved himself to be very val, :
able instructor in military discipline.
Lieutenant Hersey was In Augusta, yes
terday at the State House, consulting Al
jutant General Ccnnor on matters rela-
tive to the duties which he will perform
and regarding the forthcoming muster in
general. He and General Common visited
the muster grounds and noted the i'm
provements being made. The guard
house will be so arranged this muster that
no bad soldier boy will be able to
crawl out. just at present matters
In relation to the muster are Of a prs :
liminary nature and beginning is be-
ing made for very active work in few
weeks.
In speaking of the Maine State College,
Lieut.. Hersey remarked that the summer
school is In progress and many people 90
up each evening from Bangor to attend
the fine lectures The cadets of the COL
lege will probably go into camp some
where in Aroostook this year
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-07-19

Hon. c. Il. Oak, State land agent, In
chatting with reporter the other day,
said that the next report of that depart
ment will contain a large amount of very
valuable matter touching upon the for
estry work in Maine. Austin Cary. a
gentleman thoroughly versed In this line,
will furnish information Of special inter
est on the growth and condition of trees
of various kinds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-07-19
Buckien's Arnica Salve.

The Best Salve In the world for Cuts.
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posi-
lively cures Piles, or DO pay required 1t
Is guaranteed TO give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded Price 25 cents Der
box. For sale III J. A. Jackson and Emery
Il Ward Gard,i.a. July 16eod&wfclrn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-07-19
pu. Up in Fine Bindings.

Subscribers for the volumes should bear
In mind that beside the watered silk bind
ings, sets may be had in half seal and full
leather, so that those who desire to pre-
serve the uniform style of their libraries
are enabled to do so We also have hand
some revolving book case made especially
to hold the complete set of books, which
will be an ornament in any home or
office. The price Is Wholesale, same as
the books Everyone is invited to come
and examine the books while the offer Is
open. Sec ad Oh another page.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-07-19

The cherries that grew in the garden Of
Mr. j. r. Manchester this season are eI-
ceptionally fine favored as we'll as album
dant. The Journal is in a position to give
its opinion because Mr.. Manchester very
kindly and generously remembered 1t
with contribution Of the fine fruit.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-07-19
ORDERS POURING IN.
Some Of the Pleasant Features OF Saving
That Are Exhibited.

There is one feature Of the Encyclopedia
Britannica proposition made by the Jour
nal which is especially popular 1t is the
handsome combined savings bank and
calendar given to each purchaser of the
Encyclopedia Britannica. The simple
putting away of ten cents day into this
dime savings bank means perhaps the
price of cigar, but it means also a COM
plete set of the greatest reference volumss
in the world of books.
A Lesson in Saving.
Recently a gentleman who bought and
paid for set of the books said that he
wanted them for his son when the young
ster grew up. AS he was leaving the office
his eye caught one of the Journals saw
ings banks. He grasped the idea at once
"Give mo one, said he. "I'll nail it
to the wall, and my son shall have the
pleasure of saving up his money and buy
ing himself this set of books which / have
just paid for. -
Inat gentleman knew the pleoSur OF
practicing economy.
To Save Her Car Fare
A mother with two children came into
the Encyclopedia store and subScri bed for
set of the books. She had an elder daugh-
ter at the normal school, she said and
the Encyclopedia was for her. She is
going to buy 1t herself" continued the
mother by walking to and from her
boarding place 1t is not so very far, and
she can drop the dime into the savings
bank and be all the healthier for 1t, too"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-07-19
LOST 2

Il sad word; but one that need not b. iced verv
often II q proper use be made of the JOURNALS
been returned to their 'wrers through II 20
everybody fsacs H.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-07-19

Mel Fairbrother was tried before judge
Andrews, yesterday, charged with assault
and battery upon j. L. Ware on the halo
well road in Chelsea The judge reserved
his decision
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-07-19

The last meeting of the Chautauqua
Literary Society for the season will be
held at Mrs. Husseys, East side, this
evening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-07-19

At the annual meeting Of the Maine
Dental Society at Bangor, this week, Dr..
E. j. Roberts Of Augusta was elected
treasurer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-07-19

H. +. BowdiJch returned, last evening.
from few days stay at Boston and
Ocean Point
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-01-03

he Springfield Repub icaa points ont
that II ~ not redemptIJu Of gr,enbscks
over aud ever again Il at DEF lttes the Gov
IRON eut's Oh reservr, but q shortage OF
revenue, aud that what Is nredfnl 70 set
thluss matt 10 tits f,tpeet Is either more
income Ct less on - 4 slight retrospect
vii .lox at tlls j.. ttuc. Tue 800, 600,
90 2, is reserve sas .ccum listed 10 1871.
TIE TrtGsury @ r. were thFoSu open 90
The titss Of Jatusry, 1879 Z nearly sir
tee years $50 Why bss oct the redemp
ton ot ereeubstks def lered be res,r'e be
fofel The Treasury doors bsVe been open
al tie lime. ked,ul tiou hss teen going
Oh siI the tim. Tie sussef j.. tbst until
witlia recent psrod tie Government
vas tlsays taking 10 more money Of one
kiud aud Suotltr than il wEs paving ont,
When the bslsace tutued the other way
sod the GoretnutLt began 20 psy cot
more tbsu 1t TO- N. the restrses we're
dfa~u uIon The trtt rye Of col ss well
A. Of oil cttt, tLtugs 4, ~ss Inevitable
tbst tine oct come wien borrowing
wculd be ptct.rsfy uuless the b,Asoe
thculd b. speedily redressed.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-01-03

Tie lock OF coLtistent snd well ehtor
at, d policy ~ tie American Federation
Lab wa illustrated wteu tue federation
ia sossiu1 sl Denver d,ieutpd SAMUEL
Gomp,rs Tor reelection Is prtsid, at aud
chose J,hu Mob ldr, Nhoi II president OF
the Uulfed Mite ", rtefs to be tue bead
Of the orsuu,z.uou lor tue next year, Mr.
Conn ers received ouly 937 votes, while
Mr Mcbride oe.ved |. 1872 tie ts o meu
differ III 90 msuy rep, CT. that di-plessure
At ia Il lgiobs Of QUE 90 The inttrprets
ITO Il Parliamentary las Is not reason
euuu. b for the election OF tn. ether 10 the
head OF the orssuIzdiur. But little things
sometimes produce great suits. The
new rr,sldeLt II PopuIht aud what be
calls limited SJci.Itet He IL also q pTsc
ucsl pollucitn aud tur ths last fifteen
yesrs he has given lis attention to the
study Of labor roblems. He believes III
reIhi Of labor by the passage Of laws for
the b,nett Of sotkrrgmeo, lie has served
tso terms IN the Ohio Legislature and bias
been comm slouet Of lsb,r statistics Tor
tie Stste.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-01-03

II you have dull aud heavy pain Scross
your forehead aud about the eye, II the
nostrils are fr queutly stopped up and fol
loved By disssreeable discharge, IT sore
pess 10 the uosesnd bleeding from The nos
trils is often sipefieuosd yoa are very
senstive to cold 10 the bead accompanied
Sith hesdsohsi then you nsy be ,uts you
have cattrr J., and shrua n media'ely) rei
{ ort 10 Ely's Cresm Bdu ilr cure. Tie
remedy will give iastsn' Feli-'.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-01-03

A suggestion Of Que J.psne,e newspaper
that amor & other thinss, sp Indemnity OF
$500 900, 90 10 goll shou be demanded
aud that the money thus reel ID should
be used for Introducing gold standard
into Jspsu, las DOT obtained any consider
able support from other journals, Some
persons suggest the cesston Of Form oss, ,
.oue the eessIDn OF three provinces htrln,
Smoking aud Chill, and few others sdvo
cute the absorption VI the better half Of
the Chiuese empire Yariols as are tue
opinions Of the japanese On the sul!e,t
moot peisous seem agreed that the posses
ioB 10y Jspsn Of FJrmosa snd the L,su
Tung psuiasuls is impetaiiSely necessary
ftr the mIilt'iusuoe Of permanent peace
30 The Eut
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-01-03
fMURT OF INSOLVENCY.

~ srArF - YrnuabI, D.sutat Of MAnchrslof.
10 'lsf Matter Of Warren tituons, Ius0y ~
atUfrf
IAke notice that Warren Clemens u Dofstt
Ia sad d4slfet va on the IstH day ~ Dfefm.
bfr A " 1873. adiudg,d ~ tnroiysGt dsb-of
aud that i meeting N tle creditors ~ ssid W
solvent debtor viii b. held a. D0url ~ inso'
yeuey al tbe Probate on e. Ia raid District 20
the SD day ~ JsGguy D i-5, a. ten
o'clock % The forDoou 70 prove tat.r dobls snI
.ehouss orc " more assigUF's % blH ssia'fs aud
~ 81 he payment of auy d'b's aud its an.tteF1
EbY property teiohRag o. ssi1 d.Bly -
I'm 81 iof bic nee, aud the transfer 81 sgy
property BY h.m are iJfblddad BY lss
Dated a. MEnChestof in sad Bistrel to
isn, dly u DeosmbrfA u. IsJi
~ IS. s. EDGtkiUk, H. g. e.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-01-03
STATE NEW

The lunses, erilinAl trial IL the history
Of New EHglaad snled al Darlington FIN
day Ly svsrdiei Of uErslsugh,ef gains,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-01-03
nuMMlaoIONEKsl NOlICE.

- Bstats ~ HFLrs N PEoyts
TIE uGdsfsiEued having btta appointed J =
he hon Probate Court Tor thebisuict " hso
chester CguMlssighffs, 20 receive. tIGBiIue Aid
sdfast I'll claims ah6 demzhdE ~ all psfsUls
against the estate ot
Helen N, pfoyGp, late If Bapchestsr
10 sall Dis.uot, deceased sud all alsims eIAibig.
ed ID OBJECT thereto heieLy give notice that We
vii m#at FOR the pufpgsss AfoiesEld 81 ihs
late dyelHGg bOUse d the deceased ia tsif
NsBetssttf % tho siL dty " JuGe cert fran o
oslges l. until / o'cicosp - Gu said day aEd
tbai sl1 months tram lLe g. DAY II December
A u. 1884. j. tue tInt limited BY RAID Court iof
rad ctedil0u ~ pFtsslt their claims 20 ss for
etlulutfi9n and ailSssnbo
D.nd Al Manchester tla 18th dsJ Of Deoeia.
Der 4. , 1914
EGBEEI Il. SMITH, co,.,.
sZgs GHAkLEH l.. RANDALL,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-01-03

Out Of a total population in New York
of .s9l 900, 70.46 per cent or 1888. 600
live 10 80 1873 tenement houses Apar,
mcnt ouses Of The better class are not IN
cluded among tenement houses. 1t is q
somew bat remarkable fact that the lowest
death rate IN the city is 10 one OF its most
thlckly settled tenement house Districts,
occupied by some Of the poorest people,
10 the wards where the Jewish population
is the deusest. The death rate among the
crowded Jews was in 1891 only IS 70 to
each thousand, and IN 1898 only H. II.
The comparatively clearly habits Of these
Jews, their observance of the Mo sic law
about food, and their abstinence from slco
holio liquors, are given Gs explanations Of
OF this low death rate la the Italian dis
tucts the death rate /. double wbst 1t Is
among tie Jews, aud the population not
90 dsBsa, aud even Ia tbe wards occupied
by wealthy people, ths death rate II
~ sttr ttau among the Jews
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-01-03

ortlis Ntloh 60 sur PEE q ths Ven
MOTT Oarttfaetrn O. as severely r!ar
"a bg the isn q DR. lea Ia Batsua hH
veet. tic vts ST uert co lhe foot tri5se
lbs coapsy - baa1ins there.
Tsplets Hte.I Wlaasrs ouigeaF al
other shaes
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-01-03
PROBATE COURT.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

- Estate Of GEuI0E W. CWSUAIL.
The undersigned, having been appointed by
the Hon. Probate Court for the District Of Man
chester Commissioners, to receive, examine, aud
adjust all claims aud demands 0t all person,
against the estate Of
George " CrAndall lalo Of Dorset
10 said District, deceased and all claims ei hibit.
ed 10 Offset thereto, hereby give notice that
We will meet for the purposes aforesaid At
The Washington Hotel 10 Dorset Aforesaid
IA said District, on the l2th day OF
Iuue next, from Q O'Clock n N until O'Clock
= NJ on rsid day and that rin months from the
l2h day Of December 4 D. 1884, IL tho time
limited by said Court FOR said creditors to PIE
cent tboli claims to us for examination aud
allowance
Dated at Torset this 18th day Of Dec mber
y 1891
n SHELDON
WILLIAM ROOT Conn
ai3W CHARLES WILLIAMS
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-01-03

Charles Addison Russell, OF the 80 Con
ntctlcut district. one Of the MON bers OF
the House com mittee on backlog and cur
rercy from which was reported the Can
isle bsnling bill now before the House,
Discussing the bnaDcisl titustion, tsid
Monday II believe the p resent filsncial
situstion is 20 ultimately connected With,
and 10 lully the effect Of, the Democratic
lsrh reform policy, that no petmsnent CT
benefcls relIet can be secured until the
Republican protective policy, which gives
u,a revenue and balance Of trade IN our
favor il restored, 1t does not seem to me
that the House Of Refre en- atiyes can
give i,s approval to finsncial scheme
which Is 70 crude and so doubtful 10 it's
workings rs the Carlisle bill But il the
measure has the force and influence Of the
Cleveland naturalization TO put ii through
the House, 1t IL likely to receive an invol
uutsry support, such as the ADMINISTERS
ton secured fer ita Wilson tariff bill
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-01-03

Tue LtIuw committee concluded its IL
yettisations al New York, Saturday, Il
wll be conc, dci that the con miltee b"
done a remarkable work aud 81 osn COZ
clunv,ly that the 1smmsuy government
OF New York IL full OF corruption itor
top 10 totem The sensation 4 tie day
uar the re,i 4ns ion Of Superinteudeut
rlrues which be sent to the new Mayor
10 he accepted or net as the new tfiiciaI
msy think best. Byrnes expressed the
oplrion that the Whole police department
should be reorgsn ed, and that some new
legislation msy be deiirslle to lace u
shere It sLoold be.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-01-03

The contract for 100000 Of smor
plste secured ~ tue Bethlehem Iron Go q,
Of Brtbletom, Pa, from Bassis must have
startled cor Lugtish sud Gemsn non
malers, VITO have 20 long controlled the
foreign trade, That American msnuiact
utrts should have met item 10 their own
market and secured contract OF this mae
nhDde sssir,l the competition Of The
world is 40 event Of international impor
tsuce.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-01-03

The noted Delevsn House. Albany, \.
y, ~ss peAfly destIoyed by ere saturday
night aul tbere acre several narrow a.
caps from death, and one guest probably
viii die from it!aries received. Tue Ioss
90 The build,ns will he Sl75,O0 Harty A
Moore proptidon OF the business ell loie
ST., go sith 30 iusarsuce q SO. 900, The
IRE comcs sta bad tms, !ast A. the Icsi,.
laiure use aboui 10 assemble. Later il be
cane kuo4u that IL srIyauts 81 the Dele
ran house ptrIshed 10 Saturday night.
Gre Gpd that ore is stiil mnsIas. Ihis
statement wts mtde by ole of the cleric
Of The hotel Sbo hss made careful search
Of tho ciy, yisitlBg The relatives and
hlends q The mlaias people silboui be
Ing able "a God them.
The history Of the lasi three eat, 10 \.
I. State ,oUli bsTe been very dIGereH, II
the state board d oslvAsstrs Of 1881 bad
70, entered istos eoaspiney 10 stesl The
state Senate iog the benefit oi the machine
Which u th.l tine ooutrgiitd the Deco
cratic party Ibess meh were Frabi Rise,
Secretary Of state. EdvAfd Wenple. coz
,to!lsr; Chules T. Tsber, sttotrey ge7
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-01-03

llr Amer can Agricultural Of srrius
O, ld. Msrs. hes htru gathering facts rela
uVr go The bufre tu. ustry sud las COM u
81 - OF hss,d upon them The re
fou ,boSs Iusi eeisg has been largely
abandoned duflrg The last year sud bali.
Auorg u t0ruots accountable Tor lLe long
pc,icd 4 oepr,stiou is the change to ei,c
"a - ia lie ttfeet Ger service aud the
spldly I.cftasiug lumber u bicycles 10
ns'. Dtrrrclslla by reason OF these
ttstuirs tn.ouLts 10 stma stats to 70 or
30 per ceLt compared With two yeer' ago
~ itras the cheaper clsts 81 bcrges lie con
ccrped Quality bas sharply deteriorAted
duutg the lstt thee years, lesyIag sur
plus OF poor holsts, While the markets
are glulted sItL ehtsp horsts, there Is q
radY outlet In fret class animals bt
prlcrs shout ss hI. h 1t al Il is time Of the
yesr IL many yeSrs, 10 many states th'rr
is an sbsolule scarcity OF heavy dtaIt AMI
msls spd cLuice drivers.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-01-03

- ). EIaf nsst sips tfsssnfef.
tr5 Juaa Nafstt ~tste ~. areef 49, ar
yr,uf u sa hseauss he vgtsrt u To-
st,s tomsta tsettt TBS wsfi thai ibs
assr. s,irs hasrs I'D 9Th tie .sisuos
e lass q MsTtsfd ibsi nsy rtiasti 10
sltci M,ytsfd 70 1T 90 tie btfeh q ne
G. Hsu a. Arpst4s
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-01-03

Wheat q Jur Vas never thesper su1 ne
cbespuess tends 10 make It used mcre geo
frsl than ever, The very POOR rlolce
The, they ecu buy 'upuf1e -four 90 Ut
Tie money, aud 10 some casts are hylns
plmost eIciusyely on what ia yell termed
al impoverished food Iltbey would boy
the eutife ~bclt h5nr Or wheat mesl they
would get uouushmeut tor keel log = e
body 10 good condition, bat a diet largely
made up Of foe boned h1ar j. cure 30 be
iollosed by arrangement aud weakness,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-01-03
Chr ll1nu(hr5ifr lunrDnI
THUEsuAT 2AEAHI 1895
.. a sA0sDs Eslisf sHs PrsTrs'ef.

VI atsH taa fauaa Is AauFATrEf
vftrtH Ala ttHass ~ MGEna. tHH 80
trtu ASH ttuau Hs MugFtrrH Fgt#.
IHrr tEt rnr rHaFBU vH#H VS. hFEsa
irfm TwNF1 snr 2fut ~ IEafe7rf
TnarF Cas- rr aIUu HgarEs rtDtHN
treH utnrat % rtnafuTrf IHur ~
90 aragtr n rur m4a uHrr ratn
rut4l IsgHfTuE HAs f1EH vfsF 49,"
aEEp nttar ttU uuNRr TIA Issn1'f
rglssus u4 Man Hta sreH FsaatH48ENnrs
VIM. NJ kISLEY. ia
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-01-03

L. II not too general true that farmers,
asstue are much more economical about
their household management than they
are about their crops? We have seen so
mSpy farmers boy the cheapest clothing
and skimp slong 10 every way TO save the
grocery bill who let the crop Of beets and
lnrt irs ire 20 IN the ground, allow the
corn fodder u stand in the field over Win
ter without receiving the least benefit from
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plain ci loes IN ieediug lis 1--we stock and
ory loudly 20 monev IN isrmiDg