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Arizona republican., 1896-08-23
DON'T WANT IT.
Canadians Are Suspicious of American
 Money.

TORONTO, Ono, Aug. 22-The banks of Toronto are daily becoming more suspicious of American money Not one of them will accept any form of American money at par to any great extent. Yesterday the Bank of Montreal, in Montreal, refused to take United States bills or silver from any one The Merchants bank is the only bank of Hamilton that receives bills at par.
Arizona republican., 1896-08-23
The Man Commits Sui
 eide.
The Woman Becomes Having
 Maniac.
The Strain Upon the Minds Of Both Was Too Much-He Is Dead
 She Is Worse off.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 22-Myrtle Gil lette, the young woman who was With James B. Tucker when he committed suicide at the Lindell hotel on Wednes- day, August 5, and who formerly lived at Fredonia, Kan, was taken under the sheltering wing of Police Matron liar ris. She staggered into the Four Courts a total wreck, mentally and physically, saturated with whisky and crazy with morphine.
 Miss Gillette after long sleep, was more composed and talked of her ter rible experience at some length for the first time. She said she met Tucker in this city over a year ago. She knew he was a married man and had chill dren and she knew she was doing wrong in taking up with him. But he held a power over her; to her he was a hypnotist.
 Tt was a terrible life led with that man." she said; "yet I loved him as faithfully as woman could love man. He took me to Chicago and we lived together there several months. I told him I wanted to leave him and return to my old, respectable method of life. He promised me it should be as he said, and he took me to Kansas City.
 "Then he brought me back to St. Louis. He had no money and I told him it was wrong for him to lay me liable to exposure by pursuing the course he did Matters ran along in this manner until the suicide. MT. Tucker deceived his mother, he de- ceived his wife and children, he de ceived me, and he deceived himself. Since his death I have been in awful misery. I have been disowned by my father and mother 1 have not liv- ing friend.''
 KANSAS CITY, Aug. 22.-Myrtle Gillette, the Kansas City consort of J. B. Tucker, who killed himself at St. Louis recently, became raving maniac in that city yesterday afternoon. After a night of rest in Police Matron Har- ris' care and rational morning od comparative freedom from excitement she suddenly burst forth into parox- ysms of melancholia and fright.
 She was in the detention room al Four Courts when the first attack came upon her. She suddenly twitched convulsively, her eyes took on ma niacal gleam and, throwing her arms into the air, she screamed:
 My God! There he is, burning ir heur'
 She fell at full length on the fool and was picked up and laid on a sofa where Mrs. Harris and two men could scarcely hold her. She broke away seized large knife and would have cut her throat but for the timely inter vention of her keepers. Her rawlings were about Tucker. She could see him in hell, alongside the devil's archangel" Then she would scream "Yes, yes, yes; I'm coming, Jim, Tn comingp'
 A moment later she would murmur T love you, Jim, and you love me don't you? Come back to me, Jim please speak to me-"
 She listened intently and then said "He wants me to meet him and mus goI must, I must" and she clutchet her throat as if to choke herself t, death. Officers were called and Mis- Gillette was overpowered and taken t the city hospital, where Dr. Kearne. pronounced her case serious. He mania is such that she must be guard ed night and day to prevent her com mitting suicide.
Arizona republican., 1896-08-23
A DAYS PAY.
Gold Miners Contribute Toward the
 Cause of Free Silver.

CRIPPLE CREEK, Aug. 22.-The miners of the Pike's Peak mine of the Union Gold company have decided to subscribe days pay to the fund to be raised locally for printing and dis tributing silver literature in the east. There are about 100 of the miners and each contributed $3 as a partial offset to the $10,000,000 raised by Hanna from the gold syndicate.
Arizona republican., 1896-08-23
HEAVY STORM.

CHAMBERLAIN, s. D., Aug. 22.- Reports from the heavy storm center last night show that number of houses were demolished, but no lives were lost. A cloudburst accom- panied the storm. Ravines that were dry for months were soon rushing rivers. Considerable hail fell.
Arizona republican., 1896-08-23
NEWSPAPER ON WHEELS.
Burlington Road Expects to Print One
 on It's Road Daily.

ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, Aug. PA unique scheme is now, it is said, un- dergoing the process of elaboration as to detail by the Burlington road. The general object of the plan is the pub
Arizona republican., 1896-08-23
REMOVAL SALE.

Goods at your own prices Trimmed hats at from $1 to $3 New line of Sailors cheap. Also a few store fix lures. Must reduce stock for smaller quarters. Mrs. A. M. Lee.
Arizona republican., 1896-08-23

NEW YORK. Aug. 22.-Earl Lii Hung Chang, special ambassador from
Arizona republican., 1896-08-23
u HUNG CHANG.

He Will Be Given a Nice Time While
 He Remains.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-12-24
Cuban lnd,psn d.nos'

The Senate Committee 90 Foreign lie
lsiioDs has reported resolution isvofing
the recognition Of Cuba as 80 indepeudtu ut
n.ton. his bnuss up the question
WHITTIER CHastess or Tbs Pre'lisn, has the
NJ. ht 10 isks such .cuon. On ihls point
.uthouties do u,t agree. Secretary 0lnty
hes given bis opinion N 40 tntefyle~ a.
tullows
As tbs'e ,rs hk,ly to be serious mis
spprtheusloBs rsgsriIog saoh . resolution
both 10 tLis eoaltry ADD sbfo.d, and -
snsh approximations nay have Injurious
rs.ults Of grave character. 1t ls prthsp.
ny du,l 70 potul out thai the resolution,
II ps.ssd b, the ssuste, can probably be
regarded only ~ 40 expression Of opiH
lon ry the eminent gentlemen Who vote
lot IL 10 Ibe srustF, shd II pssssd by to.
Honse Of hsrrssrptslyes Gao Only he fe
s.rird ss smother sIptessIou Of 0plUiou
by lhs eminent gentlemen Who vote Tor II
80 The Hease The poser 10 rsoognizt the
% called Bspabhe OF Cnba {. 90 ludepsu
dsui State rtsls sIclusiFtly vith the II
rcairr. A rtto.aitoB on the satlso by
ths ssusie O. by lbe Hoa,s By 10th
bodies OF oue, .hrtLtf eoacurtiai o. joint,
!, isoptt.iivs - Legislation, aud u Impor
t.1t only ~ .ducs Of srest wsighi voiun
tsiIy tented to tie EIecailrs rcsatdiss
The u.aust 10 vbloh he shsll sIsioip Lts
iuucnoss
TIE opsiatoH spd 'a-et oi The proposed
tbttiort. tVsa II psssed by
both Hoasss Of Cossrtss by Atsu thif1s
vote arc perfectly piais. Il nsy raise "a /
ptentoss 10 sone quarters vLIeh cat /
never be realized II n.y iaa,ns popular ,
pas,isss. both 10 tba egutiry aud slts
, Ests Ray tau, 20, IN peril The lives sai
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-12-24
STATE. NEWS.

The house OF correction has uos lj5
prisoner, which Is sbout 30 more than the
sversse Tor The let three years.
/ Hiram Davis OF sto-e was oue huudred
years old ls.t Thur,d.y With the eIcsp
ton ots bad Wri,t IT, be.Ith aud hcnl
ties are v.ll preserved. He sss born 10
S~snton, D.csm Der 10, 1896
J. J BIl,oo, formerly manager Of the
wire sotks al F.l, Haven, ~bo disappear
ed myst' riously r o-uth ~ss tound l.st
week st Ot,sso, \. \. H.. mentally de
ranged,
Col, Whselock @ Veg y. Of be inter
state commsros COMMUNION, formerly =
rssldsut OF Ra,lant, h.s suffered tbifd
p.rslytio shock ana islns critical ooudI
ton =, Dorchester, Ma.
wm. Il, Hostius Of MouBi holly, ~hose
Sudden ds.tb vi" suuounced lat Thurs
day v.s ptomiuert bustuess mao add Ell
leusve lon Der dealer veil Eao- here 10
the state,
The Site o. Vermont seems 10 be die
tiugui,hsd 10 macy potable vsyt' Il
t.u.rirss ths. the a. rsts1t grated by
The Uaitsd sntes ~ss 10 samuel Hopkins
Of Vermont Jolly 81, 1870. ior m,klog pot
al pearl ssbes.
G-o,es ". Aettr Of sIut1 PJult1sy
=. fatally ieiarsd M71d,y 10 .dyn.mtte
explosion he ~s. holaiag dyu.uite
over TIE Or. /, fIpIoied. tIa4lag ,ni
bi. lsft bsad .ad btfstss oiatiBs hin.
he lived untll the foilostas fotfro3n.
Msitln and s,r.h SlEss Of Wofcatsr
we're foot salty oi msus sushtsf 10 the
w1tipstoa co0bty ooaft lsat Friday
They wers charged wiIh eiusing the death /,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-12-24

property e Amstacss titasnt wta are
feiasstt 49, ff,tIss .tfesb. su3 I'll
tsft.sit aatrpa 80 p,fEsps 8sissi
lt.s tssi 4, z ~, q ttis O5r@amslt 70 Il
icf5 srss 81 sat 5a' P'oisa'ioa Bat,
eIottt lt tbsss $50 tHa anlott The sirios
On t,edtes Re 500 fsse utgs sas.l Iesi The
tItratts 81 rafafs eaaelst,#os FltcsdF
fs.rhaa,ta O. asl|t tfc.sfei zee tee 10
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ga,ltsfed To- surg8s afitis 6HrsfuUrut
tawtf8 TIE tua eaHtst@las Tafi}ss 10
Uuhs
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-12-24

When wear begins to exceed repair 10
your body you are going to fall sick, The
signs Of 1t are. loss OF dash, psIeness, weak
ness, nervousness, etc. The repair need
ed is food. Yo1 tbiuk you eat enough
aud yet you feel that You wear out more
tissue, energy, nerve force, than your food
makes for you. The difficulty is bat you
do net digest enough. And this lie so seri
Gus 1t is worth sittiut down seriously TO
think about. II You can't digest shat you
eat take few doses OF Shsker Digestive
Cordial The effect of it will be to 10
crease Your flesh and make you feel
stronger Y n wont fail sick Proof
tha' il IN control oiyonr repair apparatus.
lt'r easy erou2h TO test this for yourself,
Take lev bottles OF Shaker Digestive
Cordial
Sold by druggists st 10 cents to 81 90
er bot l.,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-12-24

Are yen disturbed at night and broken
OF your rest by sick child suffering aud
crying sith pain Of cutting teeth2 II 50
send st ouce aud get bottle OF Mrs. Win
dove Soothing syrup for children teeth,
los. 1t cures dyseutery, dtarhoes regul
sites the stomach and b0vela, cures sind
collie, s3iieJs the gums, reduces ibfams,
ton, al gives tone and energy to the
wh ia sYst~m Mrs NIuslovs Soothing
Syrup 'of Children Ieethiug Is pleasant
10 the tate a. Is the prescription OF one
OF The Cd i"-' md best female pbysicis1
add hures tu the Uoited States aud IL f5r
sale BY all druggists throughout The world
price % cts = bottle
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-12-24

tn. startling t.'t th,t seventy per cent
tt tae o,pitd ia'.-' ed "a RAILROADS 10 the
Uouri ; .lst pad uo oistirui 10 1895,
Il made pnbho toy TIE inter state CON
mrre- M e. ls,lon Ia lts annual report
k,iissys 10 III. saulhsest gfoup pad
pt.cucstiy nothing 90 Their stock 10
ISIS Ksus.l, on the Pacific cost and
h X tasas aud Ark.usAs paid dividends on
oulJ sboul hvs per cent OF their stock
In Mes England only n per cert OF the
stock ss uou.divti tend rsying. Bonds
10 toe amount Of So go, 900 or l6 7 per
cent OF toe whole funded deb. OF tue
road., yer. 10 default q 1895.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-12-24

To cure sil old sores.to hrsl 30 indoien
ulcer, OF to speedily cure piles, you need
simply apply DeWlu's With Hazel S.Ive
according to dlrtctlons, LIS magic like
action will surprise you PettIbone & Co,
Manchester Depot, j, Ii Whipple, Man
1hetter Ceulr,.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-12-24

Eyetr,hieg soes well With the Lodge
Mccall Immigration iii. The friends OF
the messarc Won decisive victory il the
House uhen motion TO send the bill TO
eobl,reucp was adopted 1t ought to be
At easy matter 10 couiereuoe to reconcile
the dth Fences L. dctsil between the
House sud seuste- Toe Senate bill lie
altogether the better sud stronger version,
aud IT ,honId be accepted. There is every
prospect that the measure will become a
I.s Ia the hrst days alter the Cbris,mss
cess. II will be q ~ nd M Yesr's glIt
t. the American people
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-12-24
Ihr luaHrhrsifr Journal
THURSDAY rE EaHEA "a lsgf
Z. \ sIE0KDs Eater sae froFrsiai

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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-12-24
nOMMlsSlONER,S NOIIOE-

- Estate Of liEBEHr l.. BOuHN
The uudefrgnad, having been appointed by
the Hon, Probate Court ior the District Of Mar.
chester Commissioners, to recttyf ,tIAmino, and
adjust all claims aud demands Of all persons
against the eetate Of
Hebert l. Bourn late Of Mtuchealer
In said Dlslict, deceased, and all claims elhibn.
ed In Offset thereto, hereby give notice that We
vii meet for tho purposes Aforesaid At
HArd's Drug store In Manchester on
The 18th day Of May next from /
O'Clock NJ until 4 o'clock NJ on said day ana
that sl1 months from the 1911 day u November
A. D. 1895, IL the time limited by said Court
'ur taid creditors TO present their clAlmr to us
ORGANIZATION and allowance.
Dated at Manchester this 18th day Of NOyem
Der A. y. 1898.
J. N. HARD I,.,
9l9w IHEO. SWIFT W."
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-12-24
J. n. HARD ,.,
9l9w THEO. SWIFT. ( '''n 10
COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE.

~ Estate Of FAAaE rARsoFs.
The undersigned having been appointed by
the Hon Probate Court for the District Of Man.
chester CommipsiOners, to receive examine aud
adjust all claims and demands Of all porsous
against the 6stste OF
Fannie Parsons, late Of Manchester
IN said Dlu,rct. deceAs ed aud all claims eIbiklt
I'd IN Offset thereto hereby give notice that We
slll meet for the purposes Aforesaid at A. l..
Graves store ia Mauchester Utntro Ia said Man.
chester on the 2jlh day Of May neat from 1
O'Clock 4. N. until I o'clockP NJ. on sad day, and
that sI months from the 25tl day " November
a D. 1896, lie the time limited by sald Court for
said creditors 10 present their claims 10 ne ion
examination and allowance
Dated at harcbcstor thus 25th day Of Eoyem.
4. u 1896.
A. l. GRAVES,
il8w i. \. WILSON.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-12-24

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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-12-24

frequently advise change Of air sud eli
ms'e to those suIenog from cstsrrh il
a local aud clmatIo dlaesse. Therefore,
unless you Gao leave home aud business,
You sboald use Ely's Cream Balm. Ap
piled directly to be seat OF the dIsesee, I
effects instant relief sud a satisfactory
cure after short continuance. No ner
cary nor Injurious drug i. contained 10
the BALM.
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-12-24
NATHAN G. TAYLOR's Esr,rr

TATEof YRMoNr District Of Manchester -
The Frobdls lotgtto The Instruct " Manchester ?
70 all persona interested ~ the estate ot
Jonathan q. Taylor late Of Manchester In said
District, deceased Omrtrtsd,
BY the authority Of the state ~ Vermont. yon
are hcroby notified 10 sppear before the said
Probate Court at the Probate Office in Man
chester, IN sqld District, on the J0th dsy 81
December y 1896 al 10 O'Clock 10 show
cause il any yUu have, why the account Of
Frederick ". Cook, administrator Of the estate
u sAid dec ased should not be allowed, add Why
the rosidue ~ said estate should not be die.
tubutrd to the pHriios eHlitled thereto.
Dated At Manchester, ~ raid district, this sth
DAY Of Dee mbtt A y 1896
jl3w ". h LDdEKION, Register
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-12-24

The leUgt3 Of ltlo my he Increased BY
i~s'euins i's dsager' The msl3tity ol
people die iFo4 luHR ir0ables tbfss
nay he aFsrtei by promptly usug Oas
INNATE Coush Care. Petb De 4 Co.
Msuohss,er Depot; J, II, VII pp's, MAJ
chester Ceuife,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-12-24

Are yon sun-rlng 9Th any disease
Shtsh Hll make your life miserable. Do
You fnos that Raisms Miercbe Killer
Eill cure 700, cold br
Mise May FAESUA Agent,
Tj5n. Maple Hill, Manchester u poie
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-12-24

Tam secures Protection Tor our indus
tIts sad reetprocsy hods foreign marx
ct Tor ihrrr products. They are twin
measures. as the st Lauis platform sptly
declares sui husloes. conditions, the 10
tefe.ts II Isbor snt due regard for the
clear expressed will Of the people oil de
maud their prompt rrnewsl and extern
slaus. TIE uork Of rebaIl log this great
Institution OF reciprocity should be one OF
the 6r'i uudett,keD 10y and under Pres
dent Mckiulry's admiuiTtrsti1n.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-12-24

ItIsLot Often that Hoo. Tom Watson,
late btsrtt candidate Tor Vice PresidenL
s.ys .u,ttiHg ~orlA considering, bat nil
hons Of psopis ali endorse bis statement
th.t rbe puhho Is wtsry Of being BON
hstded sitb books aud speeches s1d
pamphlets sbopl silvet Ths thlog ~ss
tlrnome cuoa.h shen there a.. cam
paien 10 ptpsrsss sod vote 10 be taken.
bot 1n~ tbst the election Is over snd the
questloo decided, Iudu seuce has oea,ed
10 b. eyea = shadow OtAyIttle
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-12-24
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Manchester Depot Vt, April lat 1891. az
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-12-24

rapIeys Bread Wlnuers out wear al
other shues
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-11-10

For worn-out business men moth.
Ing equals Dr. Kay's Rsnovstor.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-11-10
AN EDITORIALPLEA
Union HOSTS Its Signal Of Dis
tress.
T Is AFTER THE POETOFFICE.

Declares It Has ssGot Next" 70 . stin
Hunt and Calls Upon All Aspirants to
Follow It Into the Fisld-A Boom In
Announcements Promised.
The Union OF this morning de-
clares that it has "got next" to 3
still hunt beirg made by T. H.
Thomas for the Rock Island post
mastership under President Mckin-
ley, which it asserts was started as
long ago as last Friday. and then it
announces that lit behooves others
who have Aspirations in that line not
to be too far behind. lest republicans
generally think there is but one can
didate." The morning paper goes
on to affirm that the office is o very
desirable one, and has been held by
men who stand or stood high in the
community. that every republican
has q right to SEEK it, and among
them the editor of the Union. who
publishes the formal announcement
OF his candidacy in the same connec-
ton. The curse of the energetic
Thomas is ironically referred to as
OF the still hunt variety to which the
Union has been by experience taught
an aversion, to say nothing Of its
natural inclination to detest all
forms of the politics characteristic Of
the party, and to the secrets OF
which it is a matter Of custom not to
admit it.
Calls Them all Dat.
But in contrast with it's attack on
the corner boss it INDUCES in
puffery of its publisher, and calls
upon all his friends to come to hi:
relief. All other repu blicsns are
urged to come forward as applicants
The aim of the editors formal card
is therefore apparent, as not only
voicing its writer's ambition. but tc
stimulate the customary aute-con-
vention boom in announcements at
so much per line.
The attitude of the once week
contribution to tri-city literature
on the all perplexing question Of the
hour, will now be awaited will
bated breath.