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Birmingham state herald., 1896-03-14

br. f. 2. Viola br. f. 2 J. Mathews, jockey.
 Ruby stable (Thomas MaGee, owner- Albert S. br c. 3, Tranby oh. c. 8.
 w. H. Rasburry's stable-I. c. W. ch. g. a.
 w J. Speirs stable-Lizetta b. m. a.; I.iselg b. m. 6, O'Connell ch. g. 6, Elano ch. g. 4, La Sale br. c. 3, Cumberland ch. g. 3, Waldine ch m. 3. Maxima br, f. ,, Linette b. m. 4, Philetta b. m 3. R. Per ry and P. Jordan, jockeys. b. f: f. 2 s'''AA'@'S"S ''aO'e-Au'' os'''" H. Stover's stable-Northweste ch h. 6.
 J. T. Stewards stable-King Michael b. g. 4, Kitty Scott br m. 1, Baal Cad, b. f. 3.
 B. F. Wards stable-Bridget b. m. f. w. c. Young's stable-Terrapin oh. h. 5.
 Turf Gossip.
 Jockeys Hugh Penny +, Soden, Ross, German and Sherrer will arrive here Sunday morning from New Orleans.
 MT. c. J. Lammert, prominent turf man and horse owner expressed his opinion of this place as being 'the gar den spot of the south for racing"
 Two loads of flyers came in yesterday. The owners and names of the horses are included in the above list
 Sherrer won two first and two second moneys at New Orleans yesterday.
 A large flag to be erected over the grand stand has been received at head quarters and the stars and stripes will float proudly from the flag pole early Monday morning.
 Visitors to the grounds tomorrow must either show badges or have permits or they will be barred. This is essential, so the management say.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-03-14
Housekeepers Want the Best Food.

Housekeepers Want the Best Food. What Scientists say:
 Prof. Arnold of the University of New York: "I consider that each and every ingredient of oleomargarine but ter or butterine is perfectly pure and wholesome, that the oleomargarine butter differs in no essential manner from the butter made from cream. It is great discovery, blessing for the poor, in every way a perfectly pure, wholesome and palatable article. d Silver Churn Butterine is prepared especially for fine table use. Every de- tail of its manufacture is perfect. Re- cent chemical experiments show that in nutritive and digestive properties Silver Churn Butterine is fully equal to the best creamery butter; while in keeping quality Silver Churn Butterine is much superior. if
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Entries for Today.


 First race, seven-eighths of a mile, sell ing-Nicolini, Little Billy. Jack Bradley, Sir John, 102; Constantine, Mollie B., 1O3; Old Gentleman, Proverb, Longbrook, Hubert, Trenton, 105; Hi Henry, 1O8.
 Second race, half mile, 2-year-olds- Kobus, Fleeta s., Dotte, Judge Butler, 9S; Doc Turberville, Sanguine, 101; Fate, 105; Clematus, 110; Roltaire, Star Tobac- co, 113.
 Third race, mile and a quarter, selling Cyantha 97; Labelle France, 101; Jimmy R., Boro, Uncle Jim. Billy Mckenzie, Tasco, 1O3 pr. Parke, 105; St. Leo, 1OG; Marcel, 107
 Fourth race. mile, handicap-Dutch Arrow, 92; Stark. 95; Jake Zimmerman 112s. Balk Line, 99; Haeckel 93; Nikita 96; Sky Blue, 93; Old Sangus, 9S.
 Fifth race three-quarters of mile, selling-Bessie Stebbins, Mainsail, Queen of Darkness, Belle Groves. Summer Rain, Helena, 102; Alright Station T., Jack B., Hillery Riggs, 1O4; Inspector Hunt, Audrax, 10Z.
 Sixth race, three quarters of a mile, selling-Royal Kettle, Lottie, Mary Nance, Georgie Smith, Julie. Helen H. Gardner, 102; Charley Daily. John Stewe art, Ferryman IT., Plug, Equinox, 1O4; Waterman, 107.
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conditions

In some conditions the gain from the use of ScOtt's Emulsion of cod-liver oil i rapid. For this reason we put up a Soc. size, which is enough for an ordinary cough or cold or useful as a trial for babies and children.
 In other conditions gain must be slow, sometimes almost imperceptible, health cant be built up in a day. For this Scott's Emulsion must be taken as nourish- ment, food rather than medicine, food prepared for tired and weak digestions. soorr BOWIE, Chemists, New York. soc. and sr.oo
Birmingham state herald., 1896-03-14

Hoods Sarsaparilla rests the brain. It gives nerve strength and bodily health.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-03-14
New Orleans Races.

NeW OrleanS Races.
 New Orleans, La, March l3.-Splendd weather, fast track and an attendance of 4000 people marked today's events. The programme was one above the aver. age, with a mile and a furlong handicap as the event of the afternoon. Marcel and Mckenzie were the favortes. but Tancreed, an outsider, beat Mckenzie out in a drive. The latter. as usual, was close at the end Judith c. beat such horses as Jake Zimmerman, Lottie Mills and Jack of Spades in the third race. This lilly is improving each race. The other races, all won by well backed horses, do not call for special mention. The starting machine was used in three events, and with complete success. Sum- maries:
 First race, one mile, selling-Van Brunt, 109 (Sherrer), even, won; Pert 92 (Clay), to 3, second; Fondest 95 QHutt, 15 to 1, third. Time, 1:43. Princess Rose, Gleesome, Little Matt, Sir John and Ed Dandridge also ran.
 Second race, six furlongs, selling-Ha TIa. 109 (Thorpe), 5 to 1, wont Galley West. 1O5 (Sherrer), 5 to 1, second; Lor- raine, 109 Qrving), even, third. Time, 115H Mamie G., Lottie, Summer Rain, Society, Rebella II and Cakebread also ran.
 Third race, seven and a half furlongs handicap-Judith C., 94 (Sherrer), to Z won; Jake Zimmerman, 115 Perry), ' to 5. second; Little Bramble. 95 (Gatewood) 25 to l. third. Time. 1854. Lottie Mills Dr. Parke and Jack of Spades also ran
 Fourth race, a mile and a furlong, handicap-Tancred, 93 CD. Davis), 10 to 1, won; Billy Mckenzie, 97 (Sherrer), to 1, second; Lightfoot, 105 QIam), to l, third Time, 1:56A. Newhouse, Pan way Dockstader, Robert Latta and Mar sel also ran.
 Fifth race, six furlongs, selling-Valet, no c. HilD, to g. won; Pisa, 105 Clay ton), to 1, second; Campania, 1O5 (Sher- rer), to l. third. Time, 1:15. Garza. Sanblas, Lucy Belle, Anna McNary, Play or Pay, Warden Pet and Juanita also ran.
 Sixth race, six furlongs, selling-Ne- vada Boy, 1O7 (Ross), 4 to 1, won; Frankie D., 1O5 (Hyle), 8 to 1, second; Alamo, 107 (Gatewood), 15 to 1, third. Time, 1:16. Festival. Bustup. Fair Knight, Borderer, Arkansas Traveller, Leona and John F. also ran.
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UndeIiyered Telegrams.

UndeIlVered IeIegramS. The following undeivered telegrams emain at the Western Union office: J. M Jackson, Russell, land agent, Philip Smith.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-03-14

 March

Colds and chills are prevalent, and unless the system is strong enough to throw them off. serious illness, often ending in pneumonia, and death re- suits.
 The Cause
 Of colds, chills and attendant dan gers is found in the blood. poisoned by uric acid, which should be expelled by the kidneys.
 The Effect
 Of this kidney-posoned blood is far-reaching. Health and strength are impossible while it exists. The system is being continually weakened, leaving it open to the ravages of colds, chills, pneumonia and levers. The Cure
 For such a diseased condition is found in Warmers Safe Cure, which will restore the kidneys to health and enable them to properly perform their functions. There is no doubt about this. The record of the past is
 Proof POSitiun
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-01-30


a. htais n ystuaet. utsiriH - Mtrehtslrr %
LIE a tssnfu.tleird iatt 81 stsstaa % he
rfahs,r canf hai8ea a Mhrehesttf, sittis
ana iar sa4A p4futgi, 90 tae safa aat ei tses
Hsrf D. $50
rresrrt Hos Il X FuwtrN, Jaags
Where's = ufffpa insifumyGt iu vuubE
purFariiag 10 BE- ttf lsfi Ill tnd trtiKmeut ~
lyAt Htrd lstt ~ Afarston 10 sAla lHtirid
a,,aosssa So pfssratfd igf probate Dc NE IA.
trutar thtft.u Banned.
Therefore. Il i, arasfoi hat all persons iu
Sc fsltd 10 The estate ~ - iectase1 hr uotI'
Eed O. tppptf urfafe ss1a tguH, A. We ifo.
tate OfHef Iu Msucttt. 60 ia cad AFit3e, an the
1tI BAv a. February. . b lsae. a. lH t4avA
~ putHsstuN 81 Ibis order three weeks
suooessir5ly. pfruaasly thereto, 10 the Man
CD sstst JuuHAtt.. Newspaper printed a. hsu
chester kfutusad g. show rAute. u kuy they
may have. vt9 rtid instrument 90 wHt1ng
shoud rot be- fltd sud recorded ~ tho act
wlIi aud Testament uf Tie said deceased
ssgs' ". h. EtHEBruh, ksgistet.
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,.t,s - a. Mar FIstelr harll.l .hs,,

tsieu to tie Mar Fletcher horil1 shs's
be 3is8 as clast Fnssy morlios
10 campisBos uitb tie application Of
The city Of Easion ibs Enstan ADD Maine
,p1 tht Certnl Yeruaei railroad coupsn
ls. The dspsrttasrt q agriculture st Wash
I instas has 8ec,dn5 lo Dpsa lbe ports At
. IT. A,bags sod hcbioti - The impofts
Z lieB Of cattle and steep, 10 lrAusil isronsh
lbe uuitcd States 10 Bosloa. tbsrce TO be
sbipTed 10 EsslsBd sod other Earupcau
porte
there b, good fesson lor the popularity
Of Chan bersias Coasb Remedy. DAVIS
A Buzud. II Nest Monterey, Clarion Go,
Pa. ssJ. Il b" cured people that our
pAysiciaus could DO nothiug for We per
suaded them 10 try bottle OF Chamber
lain Cough Remedy sod they uow recon
mend 1t With tue rect Of o. 20 aud 30
cent bottles OF ssIe by Bayless a Scale
Dr. Il Il Mel tyre Of Randolph went
the "a TO Nes York. wbsre 40 AlSsks
for compspy. Of which be sni Mr. Mafnn
Nasbbutu ste members, held rs snousl
meeting luIs company hss leased from
the government several islands 10 Alaska,
sbich It hss stock rd with Zoe fox. an aui
nal whose Tor is both very hesutial and
very valuable.
A Ore ST 81 Jobnsbufy SUNDAY. destroy
ed The Avenue House, opera house aud
suotber building. The total Ioss was
about go. 900 partly covered by insurance
TIE FIRE started from a lamp ~ one OF The
rooms OF the boteI. A de ssrted 10
Barre also Sunday aud threatened the loss
Of 500 700, bat fortunately was eIuu
sui.hed after damsgs OF two or three
thoussad.
Rev n Newton GaAar has resign d
from the passionate Of the first Baptist
church at Greenfield. Mas Mi Gs2Ier
vas born 10 StfstiOu, was educated al Am
herst. Brown University sbd Newton thee
logical school. He fought 10 the first Yer
mont heavy ar llleTy durlLg the war and
lost al arm At Spot sylysnIs, he repre-
scented his native tosn 10 the Legislature,
aud was for three cons cutive terms chsp
lslu OF the seuste He held postorate 10
Montpelier from 1872 ~
When person begins to grow thin there
is something wrong The waste is greater
than the supply ana it Is only question
OF time when the end must come.
10 nine eases out Of ten the trouble Is
with the digestive organs. If you can re
store item to healthy condition you will
stop the waste, put on new Il sh and cause
them to feel better 10 every way, The
food they eat will be digested aud sppro
pristet to The need OF he system, and
normal appetite will sppesr.
Consumption frequently follows vast
ing of bodily tissue because nearly all con
sumptives have indigestion. The Shaker
Digestive Cordial will restore the stomach
to a healthy condition IN a vast majority
Of cases. Get one OF tbtlr books from
your druggist and learn about this new
and valuable remedy.
When the children need Castor Ol,glve
them LANOL it Is pslstahle.
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Are ycu disturbed at night and broken
OF your rest by eick child suffering and
crying With AID OF cutting teeth2 II so
send at once aud get bottle OF Mrs. VIII,
slows Soothing Syrup Tor children teeth.
log. 1t cures dysentery, dlarhoea, reguI
Istes the stomach aud bowel, cures wind
collie, soIte9s tue gums, reduces ipf,ma'
tlon, and gives tone and energy to the
shole system Mrs Winslov's Soothing
syrup Tor Children Ieething is pleasant
to the taste and Is the prescription Of one
Of the Oldest and best female physician
tud nurses 10 the United States aud IL for
sale by al druggists throughout the world
price Is cts q bottle
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-01-30

Remark when JO1 attend play or COZ
cert bow many people disturb tue perior
msuce by coughing, One man begins sud
the cough seems 10 be contagious. The
interruption Is great nuisance, and there
Is no need of 1t, for anyone may cure q
cough With PIneola BIlsam, which costs
twenty five cents. 1t soothes the inh,ma
ton 10 the throat and loosens the mucus
which clogs the air passages A few doses
of EIy's PlneoIa Bal am stops cough and
heals sore throat,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-01-30

Catsrrh starts III the Il 4ssl passages. al
tecting eyes, ears aud throat, and Is III fact
t be great enemy OF the mucous Membrane
eelected c1ds 10 the head ALMOST lBvs
rlably prece1e cststrh, causing an eIces
i've fl Nv OF mucus. aud If the mucous dis
chrage becomes Interrupted the d 'sgtet
bad breath. severe pain across forehead
aud about eyes, roaring and buzz ng
sound III the ears and oftentmes very
offensive discharge. Ey's Cream BALM II
the scknov lodged cure Tor tb,so troubles
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AURA ?. HANAMAN'S, Esr.rr

- erAgE oF YRnaNE psinci Of hAusbester,ss
Be 70 ftmem arrtd that al a season Of tbt
Probate Caurt holden a. Manchester, within and
for sad plstiiet CD the 2ith DAY Of January
u lsH
Present. Hos FewIrE Judge.
where's, certain Instrument rs NfunR
purpott.ug 90 be The lAst viii aud testament
II Aura J. HtismAn late q Arlington Ia sad
DIsff.tl, deceased, having hetu th,r day pre-.
seuted to sAd Court Tot Probate and duly nlcd
10 tie Registers Office. Therefore. II IL ordered
that all ptTrous interested 90 the eslAto Of sad
deceased be notified 60 appear before ssld Court
At The Probate Office 10 Manchester, n cad
pisuict, on the 1851 day Of February 4 d.
ls9b al 40 O'CLOCK IA the forenoon b. pubheA'
ton u THE order, three wetks sncyesstvtli pre-.
yuas thereto, ~ the Manchester JUuENkL =
newspaper printed At Manchester Aforesaid, 10
shoN cause Il any thoy may have, shy sGld
instrument 10 writlng roaid not be proved ard
allowed ss the last will and testament Of the sad
deceased.
ss3w " 3. EDGRRTON, Register
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

- ErTATE OF J q. TAYLOR.
The undersigned, having been appointed by
the Hon. Probate Court for the District OF Man
chester Commissioners, to receive, examine,
and sdjutt ali claims aud demands Of all per-
IONS again the estate Of Johusthsu q Taylor
late Of MAJ chesterIn said District, deceased, aud
all claims exhibited IN otl-et thereto, hereby give
notice hat We vii meet for the purposes atore.
said at the late DIV cling OF the deceased st Bar
uumylle on the 24nd day Of July next
from 10 O'Clock A. NJ. until o'clock P NJ.
on SAID DAY aud that Ely months IRON the 22nd
day Of January A D. 1886 If the time limited by
said Court tor raid creditors to present their
@ aims to US for examination and allowance.
Dated at Manchester, this 2lnd day OF
January, A. D. 1896
J c. BLACKuER, Gam.
3s3s X. W. DEAN,
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4 Card.

We, the undersigned, agree to reful d
the money on fifty cent bottle Of
Greene's Syrup of Tar, II it fails to cure
your cough or cold, We also guarantee d
twenty five cent bottle to prove sstioisc
tory or no pay, Ii Neu ROl fails to cure
your hea ache, we also refund the money.
BAYLE,s Il SOWLE
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-01-30

rbrtsi4ln AfmHnitua The lettat D..
t.ssa .i,su 90 TIE AmtTio.t pab.tn TIE
Satan ras directs BIO uiristef 10 wash
tsgtas 70 "oottrs8iei supsanesliy" the
vhols story. 10 other ~ofds be branas
ths Aforesaid letlsf srilsr aG hsr. TIE
Tprtsb uItisisf. bevsrsf, Oil rot hDd 4
e..y 70 oourlOos The Amsriosa psble thsi
a, ssll.E - sHIBspi Ter uslbiulnoss 10
u.itst q lbs AID.
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'AsfsiATE

Mr.. Jons Hard lie eoshaed to her
home by iilor"
Abel Holbfoot visited friends 10 Hoo
acI Pal. re tuy.
Ms Cookey. VITO ha. been reported
or lie hly III, Is much bett'r
Hem, sobrsder Of Rutland is visiting
bis mother 10 West S,udgate.
Miles Matte Bentley Of Bennington ls
ID. nest Of Der sister. Mrs C. Il Wood
wsrd
Mrs. John Steele, who h.s bren III
the pat tao weeks. II couvslescelt,
- The topic Of thee L meeting Sun
day evening vii be 'L,1orers together
~th God. Leader Miss Bell Hurd.
-Chsries Hare died ~ Ballstob. n Y.
isst week Of pneumouis He Hsss native
Oi Eug lsud, aud was son Of the late Gle
meul Hare who came TO this country With
nls family when Charles was young, aud
settled 10 the West Charles Hare bad
been = ,sldent Of b llstou for the pas,
few yeas aud an employe Of the Hon.
Ge rae West Yet in that comparatively
short time he had by bis happy dlsPo'i
ton aud genial msnuers made for hin
self large circle Of friends who will join
With bis family 10 lameuuDg bis death. 10
1857 be married FIossie Hutd daughter OF
Silas J. HHrd. Two children have been
born to tt EN-, one has preceded the father
70 The better land, the other, bright lit
tie girl, May Ftsnels is left comfort to
her bereaved mother, Mr. Hare was
worthy member Of the Baptist church.
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Rsdnms Microh KillI',

Are you suffering With any disease
which vi make your life miserable. Do
You know that Radsm's Mcrcbe Killer
will cure you, sold by
Miss MARY FAKNUM Agent,
lv36m. Maple Hill. Manchester d pot.
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Chr lunnrhr5lrr 1onrraI
THURSDAY. JANUARY 20 1872.
D.k sIKUAus Eater saa Proprietor

'af aaa. a.a Ftrasf - AaEeuir9 M
W ErtH s. Hagasf RS MRno, hSp VI
Lttu Ash straast - MHrTteTrEaNo.
THEf aar F#a FaaTHsU WHICH VI fEh"
area rema arEF rhIt ~ IAo1rT't
TtH4r Gas Asr agEm FYsTua rrESIsH
fueu rr#ra af FHoHmTIf THuE 70
% a.HE7FF st TaE WOMB uHrnH srl
rsnHta fnrH#gasr mas rueH vguH an
rNrs rte.t ssu sHrEF rRa mvwrgYr
.aaEa.ret1. Hta Hts NutIl TNuoyE4orMTNT
Nm. MeKINLRY. u
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I ,OMMIssIONEKsI NOTICE.

- Estate Of JrIIh A CoLEIH.
The uudtfsgHed having been appointed by
the Hon Probate Court Ter the DIsuIct VI Man.
chester C0mmIssiDheTH, 10 receive .CI4mlnt aud
adjust all claims An0 demands Of al pfrsoas
gtiGrt The estate 81
JutaA. CylWu. late u Manchester
10 sAli Disrict, deceased. and al claims exhibit.
% ID OBJECT thereto hereby give notice that 80
sll meet for the purposes afuTessld ~
EsckmtTs store Al Manchester DEPOT
% The Iith day 81 JAY rsIt from 10
'cloeE T. v until goIecA 0u rad day ana
that sr tayuths from the llt4 day ~ Jsnf sfy
a 3 1896 ls the time limited By sAld Court tot
sEid creditors 10 pFosept their claims 10 ~ toi
examination and allowance
Dated At hsuehostef the liib day Of January
E. 1880
J. c. EL4CEHEE. g...,.-
3TaH ~ BOtES. "'W 80
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Il b. tsaa tlA toe Mutm rspid snss
.uas vH.sh fametuus uider used, 80
natvtrt ~ 49,. ~ they wefs rIpec'ed 10
80 Ia faa gasemfnt With The bosf''
Iasy v.fr feudrtei slmost useless l.,
tr.t.t. Natv = The medsra impfor'
msats ,a ..a- ore sIl tisb, 10 theory. bot
sbsr raa ....st,f ts ceuirom'ei by cot
rttsas. ID f.. sH.ittf Dst'st.
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NOrICE.

GOM MISSIONER'S NOTICE.
- Estate Of EIsHUr CoMsrDcE.
The undersigned, having been appointed by
the Hon, Probate Court Tor the District Of Man.
chester Commissioner, TO receive, crAmtue, aud
adjust all claims aud demands Of all pers0ns
against the estate u
Bishop ConIstoek late Gf Manchester
10 said District, deceased and all claims oIhtbit
ed IN OBJECT thereto, hereby give notice that ~
sll meet Tor the purposes aforesaid at the
Muneou House IN the Village Of Nanfbo.
sttI Vermont, on the 10Th DAY Of June
neKt, from / O'Clock =. ~ until 4 O'Clock
= N. on said day and that siI months from tho
2Otk day Of december A. y. 1893 il the une
limited by said Court for said creditors 10 pre-.
sent then elaine to ~ Tor examination and
allowance.
Dated at Manchester hi. 2ODh day Of Deeem.
Der A. b.. 1895
G. OhyIs, ig..,.
3GJw GRO. l.. TOWsLEI '"" 10
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TIE rtrult 1T The MaDitobs elections hes
COT tirmt1 10 tbt most pronounced msuner
the yies hat the Gretnwsy government
hss the torarrt support Of oh overw elm
ing msl fiy Of toe people OF MaDitobs 10
its retussl tn obey the order Of the Douiu
ION government ! he general expectation
Is tbatt.eI,.tarWliI not attempt to co,rce
Mauitot,a, bat the fact remains that's very
ugly state e sh,irs has been Brought
about by TINS controversy over The school
lursllaa.
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Tspleys Bread Winners ont wear all
Jther shoes.
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The botrs Know the Bible, II they kuo~
uolhtua ,i-e shat is called htrr.tus.
They ATE probably the ouly remaining bo
moseleout people RENAL Jog 90 the globe
Sbose reading aud whose intellectual all
mrpt ore rurry scuptuaI People who
ave hyrd among them 10 South Africa
Ill sgtse uIoa the obsracttristlc feature
Of Boer lite. They sre essentially Pun
tao rshou. aud ttey msiulaiB strictly
ihcocrsIc c1mwuuny, such ss tue good
meB uDo founded Plymouth and Boston
ioudly hop,t 90 preserve 90 Msssschu
se,t' Bay, A1oos them, people who st.y
sssy hau clnrcb OF sho profess indifIpr
cuee 40 religions teschioss aud obsery
ancrs are ubuly upkBowu.
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Tier be a question Il verAcity bttsetu
= Mise Grace hla ball. 90 American III.
uoasy, ala be ns!ssty. the sullsa Ct
Tartsy. Mlss kinball Lss ~rilieu let
ter charging TIE destfas,ion, by the Turl.
Of 600 cot ai 20 Cbfistian village. 10 tie
,iugIe F'1Hllcg Ct Vac, together xitb the
''eoaVsu.oa' ~ The sword Of y.rio us
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-01-30

Drmccrsls openly ackuo~ that
their cou uaittre broke the old custom OF
the party De- poser boltias It's usriousi
couveetloa hnt tolcly ui,h the hope th.t
The Republicans all m.Ee some mist.k.
10 tie esujtdslr OF platform ~hlcu The
dsuoet.ls, by holdius their convection
several ueet- later. utlI be- able 10 pfoil
-. u > u,rly chose The desperate
straits &C. utlgh tbe poor cid Cl,vrl.nd
uddru IAftt b. reduced Within le.s
than siI noalhs a The holding Of their u.
u5btl eolvstuoa they bsvs 10 idea .h.,
they i-tsai duug iatltet than to take
sdvattsss at aul louptole that may be left
by the rerabtesu platform. 10 Put iotu,r1
souc sau of pies ths, may ~ ssibIy
bAm bcel.e lss yat-rs
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A UCTI N Having had considerable eIpe-
y reuce IN that line ana pls nty OF time Of
Ter nv services as suctloneer IN reasonable
terms. Parties having auction sales of any kind
will please addr, 81
W. II. LYON,
Liveryman ut Thayer's II utel
Manchester Centre VI Jan. 22nd, 1896. 372m
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There bre u,w before the Senate two
resolutions representing extreme views 81
TO the pltey winch the United States
should adopt The fret Is tue resolution
offered "a, oaoatar sssell Rep. n, j. DIS
approving 81 r6csIdeut Cleyelsnd's policy
The srroi j., the resolution, GRATED by
senator Dayt- (kep. MINI J. taking ! osl
tive sud extreme ground agsiust the scqul
s.uon OF pew or additional territory oD
tbs cotunent by Sny European power
through tofcr, purchase. occupation. or
pfo',ctorarr, or the control Of any canal
O, other utHus Of transit across the Amer
can nthmu-
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