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Tesa.d -hlt riror mortls had PASSED or iu
rho cs.c o. Pearl Bryan Body uef.r, tho au-
fnrsv.r.. u r.gDr uor,I- h1I PASSED away there
could Dee % rctrlctipu 0t tho skin. There ORC
some rircumst.uce5. .s poison ac'ion. exec
s.se bodily heat or cold victory condition %.
blood vessels lac. OF oxygen, and
there may bs o,hc- conditions. that
mirht cause suspension Of coaguia-
tion ot blood ia the bodT after
dca;h. The drugs are chlorine and carbou.c
acid. 10 is an undecided question II cnloro-
form would cause 70 suspcns on % coI2uIation.
Cnioroform kills by plraiyz.ug the heart f.
suap ponds the contraction OF the smaller nrtcr-
ics aud t.ssuca Dr jenkins said there was
possibly two pounds of blood i1 the body when
tho aut0psir1 were maze. This showed that
about eight pounds or Dints had GowoI out
on redirect examination D- jenkins said
That .H tho autOps.c- 10 abnormal condition
~ any part Of the body was found No sign
Of any disease that might rctlr5 the coagula-
tion o. the blood was found An iucision 10 q
dead body may cause the wound 90 cape but
not the skin. tho latter being the case ia tho
wounds on Pearl Bryan's neck and hand
The doctor said that in the autopsy no sign
% any drug was found In the body that would
have tendency 20 retnrd cOagulatiOn, but
chlorOforrn cvaporates very qulckly.
The prosecution said that Dr w. Fishback
would boz the last physician they would put on
the stand lie assisted in the autopsy on Pearl
organs body The head had evidently been
cut oT By knife. passing from left % right
10 was clean cut. but Tor evidence ~ hacking
on the vertepr.r He said the blood cIot la the
pulmonary artery vas four inches from the
heart The other doctor sail one inch Ofn-
crwlse be corroOorated the testimony OF the
previous experts
Re said n the head vas cut on before fbe
heart ceased % contract the blood would bc
drained from the body completely ~ cut on
hye minutes after death the blood would leave
only Dy 2rayitation
d. I'D
blood spattercd on tho privet bushes would in
dicatc Crawford objected 70 the broad man
ucr in which the question was asked
Judge Helm put the question DR. Fishbaek
said the squirting came from live body The
cross-eHamination then began.
DIT Fishback oontradictcd jenkins on sew
eral technical points regarding the eoaguIa-
tlon % blood
a bunch Of Jhite wild flowers we're on Judge
Helms oeac4 when he opened court At 2
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o'clock Thursday afternoon The Judge con-
suited law book seyeral minutes ana Com
monwealth attorney Lockhart stepped for
ward and talked with the Judge. Neither A.
torney Crawford nor his client. Scott jackson.
had entered
When Col Crawford came he also had a pri-
vate conversation with Judge Helm
The court said: Il understand that the
prosecution has decided not TO present argu-
mcnts."
Yes. SIR
Speaking to the Jurors. the court said
Judge Caid ell Wednesday said certain
things that AlOnzo Wulling told in the preS-
cncc OF scott Jackson You are to determine
oy the evidence tina, will be offered whether
Jackson by his conduct admitted on that oc-
casion the truth Of Walling's charges That
Is all"
The points involved in this decision as
shown by MAYOR CaldwelIs testimony, are
Wclling's assertions that Jackson told him
Pearl Bryan was In trouble. that he wanted TO
poison her. and that he would cut her body 10
pieces
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Purity
Blood

Now, as when warmer weather comes and
the tonic effect OF cold bracing air is
gone, your weak, thin, impure blood
viii not furnish necessary strength.
That tired feeling, loss OF appetite, will
open the way for serious disease, ruined
health, or breaking out OF humors and
impurities. To make pure, rich, red
blood Hoods Sarsaparilla stands I'M
equallcd. Thousands testify TO its
merits. Millions take it as their
Spring Medicine. Get Hoods, because
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Spring
Medicine

Your blood in Spring is almest certain to
be full of irnpurities-the accumulation
OF the winter months. Bad ventilation
of sleeping rooms, impure air in dwell
ings, factories and shops, over-eating,
heavy, improper foods, failure Of the
kidneys and liver properly TO do extra
work thus thrust upon them, are the
prime causes of this condition. 1t is OF
the utmost Importance that you
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Free Attendant service-The NORTH ess.
eru Linz

A new departure has been inaugurated a
The Chicago passenger station OF the North
Western Line gChic2go * North Western
R'y) which will be found a great conven-
ience 10 the travelling public. A corps OF
uniformed attendants has been provided 70
render both incoming and outgoing pas
sengers all necessary attention, directing
them 10 carriages, omnibuses and street
cars, carrying hand baggage. assisting per-
sons in feeble health, and making them
selves useful in every way in their power.
The attendants wear blue uniforms and
bright red caps, and the service is entirely
Tree. The Northwestern Line is the
through-car route between Chicago and st.
Paul. Minneapolis. Duluth, Ashland. Council
BLUFFS, Omaha, Sioux City, Denver, Salt
Lake. San Francisco, Portland ana many
otherimportant cities OF the west and north
west.
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Hon. W. ,. Hendricks seriously I'll.

FHANRrORr, Ky, April 25.-IIon. w.
j. Hendricks is seriously III at his home
near this city. lie was taken sick sew.
cru days ago. but his condition had
not been regarded Is serious till Thurs
day night. when symptoms Of typhoid
fever BEGAN TO dcvclOp.
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A SHINING EXAMPLE of wh5t

A SHINING EXAMPLE OF what
may be accomplished by never vary
ing devotion to a single purpose is
seen in the history of the Mccormick
Harvesting Machine Co., Chicago.
For o5 years they have simply been
building grain and graSS-cutting ma
chinery, and while there are probably
forty manufacturers in this line. it is
safe to say that the Mccormick
Company builds one-third Of all
the binders, reaperS and mowers used
throughout the entire world
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FoRTIFY Feeble Lungs Against Winter
with Hale's Honey OF Horehound and Tar
Pike Toothache Drops Cure in one minute.
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Use Piso's Cure for Consumption both In
my family and practice.-D G.. w. Par
rERsoS, Inkster, Mich. Nov. ;. 1894
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''THoU hast pretty wit quoth the mon
arch. AYE, and dry humor.H replied the
lester. Whereupon the king pushed tho
button. -Philadelphi Record.
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THE best hearts, Trim. are ever the
bravest, replied my Uncle Toby.-Sterne.
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The measure OF choosing well is whether
man likes what he has chosen.--Lamb.
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DnnbIc EtecntIon nt ~ sInr.

SiNG SrNG, y. y, April 24-Thcre
was double execution at the state
prison here Thursday morning. The
victims were Lewis T.. Hermann and
Charles PustollSa, both OF New York
city, both Germans and both wife muir
derers. Hermann shot and killed his
wife during a quarrel on July II. 1895,
and PustOlka stabbed his spouse 10
death on August % last, because he
suspected her OF infidelity.
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To Abandon the waIhondInr Canal.

y" HUHHu"" fHe WHfhuHuInF NnnnI.
COLUMBUS, o., April q -Glenn's bill
20 abandon the Walhonding canal has
passed the house.
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III ILcnIth THO cnnsc.

CHATTANOoGA. Tenn, April 25.-
James Talent. OF Waldcn's Ridge. com
mitted suicide Friday morning by blow
ing cut his brains with q shotgun.
Talent had long been despondcnt on
account Of i'll health. The top Of his
head was blown almost entirely off.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-03-05
o J.. ADAMS,
~ CASFlElU. CONS.
J SHACK liOBER,
GEORGE A. HOARD's Eslate.

state ~ vermont Dstr4gi OF Manchester 20
Be u remembered, that At sGFsi9h Of tho
Probate Court, holdon q hsucbestsr, ~itbin
aud Tor sHid District, Oh the nh day Of Ftbfu .
ary 4 b 1896
Percent Hos. n. X. FuaLER. Judge.
whereas, r. q Beusou, TIE AdmnstrAtor u
the estate d George A Hoard, late 1i Wiuhaii
10 said Distinct aecested has THIS dsy piestntud
10 ssd Court bic peu loo 10 writing sbtiihR
forth that u will be DecessaTy 90 eel ell the fta
estate Of said deceased, fyr tbt payment u Tho
debls aud charges Gi admins rAtGn, aud lL6pIu
making Application ~ stid Court Tor Hcsase 10
make sucn sale.
It IL ofdded. That all psrsous interested ia
The estate ~ rad deceased be- Hgubed 10 appear
before raid Court, al thu PROBATE UHAa 10 MaL,
chester 10 ssi1 Dsuld 0u tue oh day u
March, 4. y 1896 a. 10 p'gisek A VI, by pub.
Iesu0n " Tie order. ttf,e weeks saecessiytly
previous iLoftt0. Ia the AbsbEstef JUuARaL. a
usNfpuptf printed % Manchester 6i0ffsaId. 10
shgs cause, II any tGGy msy have, Nhy SAD
license should not be- grated
tl8s - d EDGEHTOE Register.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-03-05

Some members of the Woman = Chris
tan Temperance Uuion are flooding the
couutry with sppesIs to people to petition
against the passage OF the Garter bill to
establish Bureau Of Military Education
aud to promote the adoption OF Uniform
military drIIl 10 the public schools. They
chsracterz 1t ~ the educational blum
der Of the 18Th century" This simply
shows how absurd even very good women
may be, when they try, and even when
they don'ttry. 1t also shows the incura
BILE feminine tendency to hlng epithets the
force Of which they cannot comprehend,
ut things which they mlsunderstsud. The
Garter bill Is very proper piece OF leg
lslatioD. Anything that can be done to
encourage elementary military training 10
the public schools II OF upqnestlons Bile
sod widespread benefit. There is 20 bet
ter gymnsstlo training for any boy than
t1e present drill aud at the same time
teaches him true maniness, self snbordI
patton, respect for authority. as well as
physical strength aud gracelulness, Tbat
this should also develop fondness Tor
war Is 40 idea that can only be born aud
entertsi1ed 10 brains too cranky to be
worth while wasting reasoning upon.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-03-05

Bradstrrrts rryies OF six months OF
New EugIaud manufacturing declares that
tie Voalleg goods industry as a whole is
very unsatisfactory. Free wool and re
duced protective duties on the finished
fsbnc have nov had full years trial, and
tie scheme has confessedly brought
rolbiug bat per onaI chsgun and political
disaster 10 l.s advocates Bradstreet's
dgds The cotton goods 81 lustion just about
81 nnhyorahla, but comments hopefully
Gu the better feeling which is beisg man
liesled Iu boots and shoes.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-03-05

A severe rhtunsiie psls in the left
slouldsf bsd iroabltd NJ J Il. Lopez. s
vell Euopn dfugstsl ot pes Moiaes, loss,
fer nvet tlI uontts A. umes tie psin
~ssto revere ibst BE- oouid oct IN Any
ttios VIII be eeuId 90 be eoald Dot
strid Of i upul be spilled Chan Der
lsra Psi1 Hslm ! ouly made three ~
rliestous q Is, be ssis. "Aud hsvs since
t.ssp Tree iiata sIl psir he nov recon
nsad It 10 pers1ss s,nilsrly ,filleled. II
.s lor sale by B'yless 4 soule.
IrsR Alice, Of Far Hsveb, ha probsb
IL The auest collection Of Ameriosn gar
pete 10 the ~orli, be eolleoloa c5utsiu
ius msnv ha dreds Of cut stones. Among
them are those couptisiug the Worlds
FAN sIbibit. made by Tiffany a Co, Of
Ne~ Ioft. to uhom Mr. Alec losped the
bfllllsUts.
Walter aud William B1sseau started
Sunday With team ~itb the Intention Of
cfosslrg Csstlctou rlvef pear what Is
knovb 50 Srioto When the yong men
~ere bali ssy through The oyerhosed SEC
tion Of the road the force u the v tler up
set the buggy aud tue occupants were
throsu Into the current Elsin o k0uk
s.s The accident. bot before he could
give a,slstsuoe the youn men were dead
The bof-es freed themselves from the bug
~ aud hUslly reached shore
/ Cham berIsius Cough Remedy gives the
best satisfaction Of auy cough medicine
pststious ia this market. recommend 1t
/ because II Is the best medicine ever hand
/ led for coughs, colds and Group. W,
Baldridee. MiIIetv lie, Iii For sale by
/ B,yless \ So~le.
| Tue worst food recorded 10 the history
OF Otter Creek vslley during the present
century lFcm the bead waters OF the riVer
10 Dorset TO ,ts mouth 10 Vergennes occur
red SUNDAY. The water rose steadily all
day Saturday. and it was feared at mid
night that several bridges between Rut
land aud Brandon would go down Trsi
fc on the Central Vermo-t line between
Rullsnd and Burlington was suspended
A small trestle or "stfinger bridge .
mile aud d bali this side OF Proctor, was
suppt from lty mornings Sunday after
noon From this point to Proctor depot
the line was under from Is to 80 inch es OF
water, with the depth steadily Increasing.
tired stomach is very much like
sprsiued sLke. If you sufi from any
OF the symptoms OF dyspepsia, your stom
aoh is tired. 1t needs d crutch. We must
relieve 1t Of all work for a time, or until 1t
is res ored to It's natural strength. To do
this uccessfully, We must use food
which is already digested outside OF the
body, ani which will aid the digestion Of
other foods that may be taken with it.
Such a product is the Shaker Digestive
Cordial.
The Shakers have utiiz d the digestive
principles present 10 plants for the manu-
fscture of this article. aud Its success has
been truly phenomenal. You can try it
for the nominal sum Of 10 cents, as sam
pie bottles are sold by all dru. gsts at
this price,
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- . 90


Remark when yo1 attend u play or con
cert how many people disturb the perior
nance by coughing One man begins snd
the cough seems to be contagious. The
Interruption is great nuisance, and there
IS 10 need of it, for anyone may cure a
cough With Pineols Btlssm, which costs
twenty five cents, 1t soothes the iuhims
tion 10 the throit aud looseDs the mucus
which clogs the air passages. A few dosee
of Ely's Pineola Bal am stops d cough and
heals u sore throat.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-03-05

The 5 b.@ p.sss1 ths CubSa resolution
lssl vsst sitb o0iy 81 ansuiias votes.
.mons tts iAltsr boins tbn q ssastof
Mutrlii 81 tn. st.te TIE TeaolutIon "a
ptsssss ,ymp.shy With tbs Trrolutoais's
.sd rrqaests the Pf~siasut 10 r,-cosn,Ee
item 80 beluserehn ltiss lDo.t osftsin
tat tbe Hoase wili psss The fsst loh
sod Il Ibe Pnsiieut secsdes 10 the re-
quest a msy possibly buus Oh trouble
stb Spslu though tbst wonId rr,uil 10
tue lodepf uds0oe Of Cabs Ihi. country
be- not iotsot,ea toe. spain u.stenri to
rscosnla, The Confederate. IS heIligHeu,s
ouiy TO uoutbs alter tue civil war con
meuorj
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-03-05
PATRICK POWER,s EsrArr.

4
STATE cF VERMONT District % Ms chester ~
BE u remembered, that At session OF the
Probate Court holden At Msucherter, within
sud for ssid Dtstnct on the ith day Of March
A u. 1896.
Present, Hgy Il K PuwLyH. Judge
The AdHiListrGtrI on The EEtate Of Patrick
Powers late 81 All ugtol 10 sad distinct de.
cearrd, prosecuted % rAId Court er petition 10
Hutirg ~ license 20 cell I'll Of the real estAte
u seId decreased 10 pay The dsb's against ssid
estate aud therein making application 10 sad
Csur for HctH e 20 make such szle
Il H. ord rtd That al persons interested u
The estAfe n aid o. cease be boiined 70 appear
telore sid Court, At the Probate ON q 10 hAn
-hester, 10 sAld District on the Z0th day Of
Mach A y lT96 A. ~ O'Clock 10 the forenoon BY
30 cation q ihis order, three weeks succes
80 y previous tLeretoIu the Manchester JOUR.
sal sur~sphpsr printed At Manchester af0re
tsld. g. hos causr II tuy they mas have, why
-tld hcenre III MD not be granted
fals b. EDGERTON, Register
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-03-05

II vas clearly demonstrated 10 the Sen
ate lsst stek thst the silver Republicans
sill consent to no fiusncisi Legislation
without provision Tor free silver coinage
snd that they will not support the romi
nee Of the ST. Louis convention unless the
platform fsyors free oinsge, The sound
none Republicans informed the silver
men that the great bulk Of the party is IN
favor OF bimetalism bat will not consent
10 free cviusge o. suy conditions what
ever. 1t is quite certain. therefore, that
the Republicans will lose the electoral
vote Of tue silver states, but they can
much better spare these than to indorse
free coinage or even to maintain doubt
fol position on the question. A firm stand
is what the people like to see on this and
every other important question. There is
already as much SILVER 10 circulation q
the country can stand and free coinage
would quickly brIng Us to q silver basis
with ell It's attendant evils. Possibly il
might benefit the silver states though we
very much doubt 1t.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-03-05

We, the undersigned, agree to refund
the money on fifty cent bottle OF
Greeue's Syrup of Tar, If it fails to cure
your cough or cold, We also guarantee
twenty five cent bottle to prove sstisfac
tory or no pay, 1t Men RoI fails to cure
your hesdache, we also refnnd the money.
BAYLEss * SowLa.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-03-05

William c Whitney has sritt~n l,tter
ciul-u II Mlssssippi dinpprovlut OF
tie mov-m q ia The state 10 make him =
c.bdi1st- Tor tue Dem aofsuo prrsideuusI
Commission. tut more notable for is clear
decar.uou Of h,r yleSs Sith relereuor to
silver cou.se. he declares th- theo y OF
free eoIasse ot the tao meals 81 the 10
TO ratio. 10y this country sloue, irres
pfcliye OF tue artiod Of sny other nstion
to be ubsound financially. aud frsueht
With dangerous oouss quences, bat declares
wllh egusl clrsfues, tust be fsyors the use
Of botu metals by Dternstlonai agreement,
aud ln,I-rs tbst such = communication Is
isr more probable than lbote who have
DOT carefully studied the drift Of political
aud scientific thought suppose,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-03-05

Eutr tnat aov oot oe3es that Reed sIil
Estestaaa Nev Kngistd delsss,iob. DID
suJ officer candidate ever tplat ths' de
uurta1 Ipu. unsa uuts 10 the COZ
vrtunn ttaa tte ruuter Of vote u repre-
,un. iaf Nv Easlsud 10. rslsuons
throughout tbe oaaoifT. hf Reed bee
iong tata rsuopa character snd be
e.oai8aef Aas atvrt rested GO secuousi
e5sm
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-03-05
Ghr lllnnrbr5irr 9oHIual
THURSDAY MARCH 3. lssG.
D n sIgghys EATER and Progr1sio

hf asaa All. EtHasA - AaMart7rhh
VI Lrtu tH# HluaNa rs M5AiKa. tsp w
httu l.a NsgIaw "a MtSrFtcTruso
lFfrH TnUIl aTaT TEara 80 Fng1r~lvr
TtuFr Gao nT afHEt eYsrrs TrmasH
seer raE.r ar nasruaTIt 1HuE -
- u.tsFsF n grf uaItu vun8 mpu
rEaata rvfTaJaFE HkE frn WIN AID
lMu EtHaH taH uHrhE rHE nvNTTyE
aaru.s uf KAN Hts seen EkoorHiGpDT
-WM- MrkINLEY, IN
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-03-05
Present; Hon. K FowLrn, Judge.
COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE.

ErtAts Of NAHrIS n UFHlNG
The undersigned having been appointed By
the Hon Probate Court for tho District 81 Mar
chester C0mmissiUueis, TO receive. oiamIuo aud
adjust all claims AND demands Of all persuut,
against the estate Of
Martin II HomlnR, late u Arlington
~ said Dr,rlcl, deceased aud all claims exhibit
cd IN ofI-et thereto hotoby give notice that We
viii meet fOr the purposos afDrorad At the iAw
office 81 o, NJ, Barber 10 the village OF Airing.
ton 90 the 18Th day Of August uoIt from 10
ggIock 4 until o clock P on sad day. And
that nix months from the i5tt day " February
b 1896 IL the time limited by said Court iof
said creditors to present their claims 10 ~ tor
examination aud allowance
Dated At Manchester tbs 18th day Of Febru.
airy A. 1896.
0 J.. ADAMS,
r. - CASFlELU. ! CONS.
4i3s J hHACk-IOBEH,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-03-05
Radams Morobe Killer.

Are you suffering with any disease
which viii make your lite misera bic Do
you know that Kaisms Micro be Killer
will cure you, sold 10y
Miss MARY FARNUM Agent,
lv36m, Maple Hill, Manchester ID POT.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-03-05

TIE 'mfots q @ss : -ts', weolent aEd
vouis8 ,s The oslep aa yesr l-.ts we're
iff ~ PIT nssi Etosier th,n 10 is94. lFi
pea otbi ets.tsi thsu le 1888 Aad 50 pr
oeui greater lbsH 10 l-t. A. stsfig sti
toe ira. egmpstsou sbasla be witt oSe q
the fafnsf yssts b9gb ~ which we're
uh3a ne Mckinley ss~ n sey mat
thilts iAst tie Gee ~oaisn tadusiry osu
PROF. 81 60 tLp caurity 30 the lace q such
tBetssaps iotsisu cowpstloB. ba musl be
rtfy ioolisb,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-03-05

Al the pCullry sboS recently held ii
ST. Johusbafy, A A. Mice had Oh +rbi
biilou The to oldest seere 10 Yermou,
They are al less CJ year. old.
TIE house b,tus and outbulldiugs, to
ssihef ~Ith cattle, borses sod swine, ouu
ed by Wsrreu Csflttoa at Clrinth Csuter
wete destroyed bI IRE At 4 o'clock lasi
TlatsdSy morbius. ADD Mr. Csrltto6, sed
10, md his stsld'ou. ssed four. were
barred T. desth TIER bodice xere recor
cred, Ihey lived 10 tie boass slcre AID
the bnHdluss ~ere sons dltlsuee from
auy other dselii0g, TIE elsss Of the Gre
a Mt tnosu.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-03-05
1ITkr OF INSOLVENCY.


~ rIArE % 3YAHuNT, Dtstrlci Of Manchester.
In the Matter u Hoyt hpelmAu, lhsglyeHi
DEBTOR.
To the Crsdl or Of the said lusolvebi and all
others whom it ma concern.
TAEe Bgtier that B0yt peim O Of Manchester
Ia said District va on ths 20 day o. februsry
A. b, is9c aGjudRtd 81 lnsoiv-bt debtor On
pstil1ns MED 10 ssid Court oB The 2tih DAY Of
February A J. Iss5, iur irug rhs tor and
bastuess 10 AfiIag s0u and Toe -t1fe .Bd BGsbess
81 Htuctefitr. and that . meeting oi TIE cred
It8fs % Fad ins1lVeul debtar viii Dc hs'd 81
Gggu % lusd4FtBct AZ The piabs'r on r 10
ssid bistuct. 20 the tau das u Asruh A b
is# a. tea O'Clock be- The fafuacu, 20 prove Their
lttts and chaHss Uut O u3srt astlRbsrs 81 bic
estate Agt that the EAA meat a. AM dtbfs aud
she dslrty 81 saY lfoueYty Belsnggag to sHld
dett0T, % lin ~ iar bic Gee and The tfausier
u e. PrDpe y ~ hm are igfhd3ed b. law
Dated Al Manchester, 10 sald District, th.s
ash day o! February b. I@s
iZs ", h. ED0EhrOS, Rsglslsr.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-03-05
Tapley's Bread Winners out wear al
other shoes,


Are yen disturbed at night and broken
Of your rest by sick child suffering and
crying With ain OF cnttiug teetb2 II 80
send at once aud get a bottle OF Mrs. WIN,
slows Soothing Syrup Tor children teeth.
ing. 1t cures dy.entery, disrhoes, regul
lstes the stomach and bowel, cures wind
collie, softe the gums, reduces ibham
tlon, and gives tone and energy to the
whole system Mrs Winslov's Soothing
SYrnp for Children Teethiug is pleasant
20 the taste sno is the prescription Of one
OF the Oldest and best female physician
and nurses 10 the Uoited States and IS for
sale by ell druggists thu oughout the world
price % cts bottle