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Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1897-01-16

przy tenn wszystkiem ma zmiane min
sterstwa, a kto vie czy ME dojdzie do
wojny domowej.
Yokahama.-U 80 Umar}a Cesarztwa
Asako, matka cssa1za Japonii, Nut
suhits.
Paryz.- Donoszs, ze kasyno
Monte Carlo wzbronifo wstepu aktor-
ce Hellenic Terry, ma zasadzie, he
byaa lie ubrans.
Londyn.-E. r. Taylor. A. N.
Platt, ktory zamordowa4 Kentucky
j. Teres'a zostanie wydany w}adzom
amerykahskim.
Washington Rad hiszpah Xxi,
pod presys zsdah ministra Olney'a
zawiadamia rzsd waszyngtohski ze
godzi sig ma zakohczenie wojny ma
Kubie na warunkach jake podadza
Stany Ziednoczone. q lie wiadomosc
ia jest prawdziws trudno ma razie PC
wiedziet. Z iaje sic jednak, lie jest to
tylko wybieg rzsdu hiszpahskiego,
bo drogs prywatns nadchodza wiado-
mosci, il Hiszpania ma nadzieje .ych-
lego st}umienia powstania. Gen. Wey-
Ter telegrafowa4 do Hiszpanii, ze W
prowincyi Pinal del Rio powstanie
caikiem upad}o. ze wog6le teraz
bardzo ma}o potrzeba, aby przywr6
como zupe}ny spok6j.
Key Vest, Flaw poblizu Ma.
tanzas pobili powstsncy hiszpan ,kich
zolnierzy zmusili do ucieczki. .
bitwie tel takie nadchodzs wiesci:
Hiszpanie us}yszawszy, ze poblizu
Mantazas ma wyledowac nowy oddzia4
ochotnik6w pos}ali temze diva pu&ki
piechoty. Ale kubahczycy ME spali:
Dowiedziawszy sic o tel wyprawie u
kryli sic W poblizu czekali. kiedy
zas nieprzyjaciel zapusci} sic zbyt
daleko, rozpoczeli ogieh z dw6ch
stron. Wywo}ali tenn TAXI pop&och
miedzy zo@nierzami hiszpsh,kimi, ze
ci porzucili broh, poczeli ucieczka
sic ratowat. Powstadcy zabrali stu
hiszpahskich zo}nierzy do niewoli,
pomiedzy mimi pieciu krajowc6w,
kt6rych "a zdrade smiercia uka-
rano.
Washington.--- Senator Ragor R.
Mills t. xAs, z,any jest ze swej wy
usowy. ale nigdy ]eszcze ME wystspi}
on tax ostro, jak W ponied1ia2kowej
movie swej, skierowanei przeciw rza-
dowi hiszpanskiemu. Mills udowod-
nia}, ze kongres ma obowiazek nawet
uznat Kubsh ,zyk6w "a strone woju-
jaca i ma poparcie tego przytacza&
rome przyk3ady z history. Me szcze-
dzi& nagauy obecnemu rzadowi, kto-
ry sprzyjac sic zdaie Hiszpanii. Prey
kohcu senator Mills mowi4: "Zbrod-
niarz siedzi na tronie Hiszpanii, ny
ME many zadnych obowiazk6w
wzgledem despotow; ME many zad-
dnych obowiazk6w wzgledem H'sz-
panii, chyba pod naciskiem traktatu,
kt6remu sic ME chce poddat. W O.
redziu prezydenta wyrazony jest
podziw i pochwa}a dla tel licznej silly
zbrojnej ivy ssanej ma Kube. Gu! Czyz
nasza wolnost ME zosta}a okupiona
krwia naszych ojcow? Patrze z od-
raza ma to wszystko zapewniam, ze
gdybym mia& moe, jak prezydent,
zwo4a}bym kongres, by mie upowaz-
nil do wys}ania naszej Aoty do Hava-
ny, aby zburzyc te twierdze, dopoki
nasi ludzie ME zostans wypuszczeni.
Kongres obawia sic przerazajscej po-
tegi. W&och. Sig Crispi powiada, ze
europejskie mocarstwa ME mogs zez-
wolfe ma pretensye St. Zjd. I kt6z to
jest CrispiS symmbolem potegi W4och
Jest dzisiaj maapa kataryniarzem.
Jezeli W}ochy pragna jeszcze jednego
zwiazku swietego, MECH przyjds DO
mas, my, goraco je przyjmiemy, przy
szczeku oreza.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1897-01-16

Niahka (do swej pani.) )-Och, pa
nj, dziecko mi zgineao ma ulicy i
Pani domu-Dla Boga! I dlaoze
g6zes ME powiedzia}a polioyantowi? ?
Niahka.-M6wi}am jednym przez
ca}y czas.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1897-01-16
KATECHIzM KkPITALISTYCzNY
OLA W1ERNYCH ROBOTNIK6W.
Bexwgledne sic poddanle kapita3owi
irezygnaeja 50 zasads zycia roeo'
tniks-ObOwiazk rObOtnika.
Obowiazki kapitalfsty.
Pytanie: Jak sic nazywasz !
Odpowiedz: Robotnik.

OQpOW1eOZ. NOOoVuin'
P. Kim sa twoi rodzice?
O. Moi ojciec byl robotni-
kiem. Moi dziadek i pradziadek
r6wnie2; moi przodkowie zas
byli chlopami pa6szczyzniany,
mi i niewolnikami. Matka mo-
ia zwie sic bieda.
P.Jaka jest twoja rel'gia?
o. Relig1e przep'suje mi ka.
pital. -.
P. Jake obowiazki naklada
ma Gle ia religia?
O. DIVA szczegolnie: obowis'
EEK rezygnacyi obowiazek pra:
cy. Religia ia rozkazuje mi
zrzecsie wiasnoscizi (wspol-
nej naszej matkD, zrzec sic
skarb6w, W jej wnetrzu ukry-
tych, owoc6w niej wyrasta'
jacych; ka3e mi ona zrzec sic
praw do produktu piracy mych
rak i m6zgu mego. Kaze mi
pr acowac cd dziecka przyswie.
tie s}onecznem i przy swietle
gazu elektrycznosci, pracowac
ma ziemi, pod ziemia, ma mo-
rzu zawsze i wszedzie.
P. Czy ia religia nak}ada ma
ciebie jeszcze jake obowiazki?
O. Zrezygnowac zzycia, gl6d
sw6j zaspokoic tylko do polo
wy, powsciagac wszystkie swe
potrzeby cielesne i tiumic
wszystkie swe da*enia umysfo'
we.
P. Czy ci ia religia zakazuje
jesc pewnych potraw?
o. Zakazuje mi kosztowac
dziczyzny i ptactwa, wolowiny
i ryb pieczonych; ME wolno mi
pic win naturalnych, nj dobre.
60 piwa, nj czystego mleka:
P. A coz ci jesc pozwala!
O. Chleb, ziemniaki, sledzie,
bob, krowie ko1skie mieso,
takze ordynarna kie}base; bym
zas jak najpredzej silly odzys-
ka1, pozwala mi cd czasu do
czasu aapit sic troche lekkiego
piwa lub wodki z woda zmie-
szanej.
P. Jake obowiazki wzgle.
dem siebie samego nak}ada ma
Gle ia religia?
o. Wydatk6w sobie skapic,
mieszkat ciasno ubogo, nosic
podarte spodnie tax dtugo, az
sic W }achmauy zamienia, cho-
dzit bez po6czoch W podartych
butach, przez kt6rych dziury
przeciskac ma sic do n6g zim.
ne bloto uliczne.
P. Jake obowiazki wzgle-
dem rodziny naklada ona ma
ebie?
O. Nam wpajat W dzieci mo-
je 6wiete zasady piracy, tax ze-
by ju4 cd dziecihstwa zarabia-
}y ma chleb i ME byly ciezarem
dla spolecze6stwa. Uczyc je
k}asc sic wieczorem do 16zka
bez wieczerzy i bez swiat}a,
przyzwyczajac je do nedsy,
kt6ra jest ich przeznaczeniem.
P. Kogo masz cscit jako bo-
ga?
o. Kapita}.
P. Czy istnieje on cd poczat.
ku swiata?
0. Nasi ekonomisci i uczeni
powiadaja, 3e istnieje on cd
poczatku swiata. W6wczas by(
jeszcze malym, ale mniej vie
cej cd roku 1900 wzrasta} z
dniem kazdym W si1e j potege,
a dis kieruje sWiatem wedle
swej wolf.
P. Czy kapitaa jest wssech-
mocny?
O. TAX jest. haska Jego roz.
dziela wszystkie rozkosze swia.
ia. Jezeli oblicze Jego odwr6ci
sic cd kogo, musi pedzic zywot
sw6j W nedzy ] utrapieniu.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1897-01-16

~. hapllallScl, kuPcy, Liz"
gnaci, wlasciciele kopal6 i ban
kerry.
P. Jak wynagradza Gle Ka
pitai!
o. Dale mnie, zonie mojej i
dzieciom moim codzieh robote.
Pozwala mi W ten spos6b gl6d
sw6j zaspoko:c ze pred wysta
wami po2eramy oczyma maj
wspanialsze pieczenie delika
tesy, ktorych ME skossto walls
my ME skosztujemy, DO ist-
nieja one dla wybra6c6w ka-
p}an6w z}otego cielca. Dobroc
Kapita}u donwala nam W ten
spos6b ogrzac zdretwia}e cz{on
ki, ze mo1emy podziwat fatra
i ciep}e ubranie, nalezace jedy.
ME do wybrahc6w. Dobrot Je-
90 pozwala nam tez ma te przy.
jemnost, De mozemy napawac
sic widokiem swietej rzeszy ka'
pitalist6w, kroczscych lub jez
dzacych powozami W okaza}ej
swej tuszy po gf6wnych pla'
each miasta.
P. Czy ci wybra6cy uafeza
do innego spo}ecze6stwa?
O. Me; 50 on; ulepieni z tel
samej gliny, ale wybrani So
oni z posr6d milion6w.
P. Czegoz oni takiego doko-
nall, De takiego wywyzszenia
dostapili?
o. Zwykle bardzo ma}o. u
przywilejowanie ich ugrunto.
wape jest jednak ma wszechpo
tedze kapitalistycznej.
P. Kapita4 Jest wiec niespra
wiedliwym!
O. Me! jest on chodzaca
sprawiedliwoscia. G G1yby Ka
pita} zmuszony byl 1aski swej
udzielac tym, kt6rzy ma MIA "a
sluguja, os}ab}oby jego znacze.
ME, a wszechpotedze jego "a
kreslone bylyby granice. Ola
tego ME mo4e Kapita} obja.
~iat swej opatrznosci lepiej,
jak W ten spos6b, De ma ulu-
biehc6w swych wybiera z}o.
dizei leniwc6w.
P. A jak karze Kapita1?
o. w ten spos6b, ze pozba
via piracy. Wowczas spada ma
mnie klatwa; ME wien wtedy,
gdzie jesc, g1zie spac, i musze
wraz ze swoimi ginac gdzies
marnie z g}odu W nedzy i ME
doll.
P. Jakiego grzechu mozesz
sic dopuscic, bys ma taxa kare
zas1uzy}?
O. Zadnego! Kapita} pozba
via mic pracY kledY mu sic
podoba.
P. Gdzie sic modlisz?
O. Wszedzie, ma polu, W war
sztacie W fabryce, ma ladzie i
ma morzu. Aby nasze mod}y
dosz}y do Jego uszu, musimy
z}o3yc nasza wolnosc, nasza
czesc, nasza wole u n6g Kapi.
ta@u. Ma odglos dzwonu, ma
6wist maszyny musimy sic zer.
wac, pusci6 W ruch nasze rece
i nogii barki, meczyc sic i po
cic, naprezac muskuly i ner-
wy. w pracowniach naszych
musimy 2 pokora i cierpliwos
cia znosit wszelkie szykany i
wybuchy wsciek}osci pryncy.
pa1a i naganiaczy, DO oni zaw-
sze chca mice racye. Me wolno
nam sic skar3yc, gdy pryncy
pal obcina place lub kaze d}u-
zej pracowac. Bo wssystko to
robi on dla naszego dobra. ia
XII to zaszczyt dla mas, gdy fa-
brykant lub zastepca jego prze.
m6wi lub usmiechnie sic do ma
szych zon c6rek.
P. Czy po smierci czeka Gle
zbawienie?
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-11-04
eASDGATE

Charlie Richards OF West Ssndgste il
making extensive repairs Oh his house.
Bell Hurd has been spending a few
weeks with relatives in Hoosick Falls.
-Laurs A. Hamilton will attend school
al South WiIismstowu the coming school
year.
Fred Sickle ia rebuilding the mill o.
L. b. Hurd 10 Besrtovn. which was
burned,
Back a MeCurdsy have bought the
oak Oh the Jerome Still lot bringing it to
their mill 10 Hamilton HOLLOW. They are
doing al extensive business.
Herbert West, while hewing trees 90
NJ Robeson's land recently. cut his knee
quite seriously. Dr. Lambert of Salem
was called.
There has been 20 preaching at the
church for two Sundays, osing to the IN
fortunate accident 10 the pastor. He
hopes to be present. ueIt Sunday With tie
presi ing elder,
Mrs. MuDson OF Hebron died a, the
residence OF her daughter, Mrs A. NJ.
Hsmiltop, Oct 26. She had been there
since her husbands death, N re than
tso years ago, The burial vas at Il bron,
ny
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-11-04

Nu Gee h Dave b" bess very ~
bat tmr'gras
"a Faiisf Il Grsftos hs nurea &,
the koby place. purchased q Geo. Eirt
sfdsoa
--Guy A Rassell ard Charles frt,et
Of BofloH rooeslIy ,pelt lev days Al
O. r. sim9rds
Tie village ssboal j. closed 70, tao
seats rscsiion. Mics Joss,s Fsruua silI
teseb Tie SKATER term.
We copy the following from Can
bfi3ss Mass., paper, and, 80 private
letter from Mtss HApsood sbe Gays thsi
Der Interest D missionary work Is doe 10
The isithful teaching Of her former Pern
pstter the late Rev A. f CLARK A
aniq8e occasion was the reception siSe8
on Thars 'Sy afternoon by the ladies' Of
the NORTH Avenue Congregations church,
70 Miss Charlotte II. Hspsooj, 10 feoosnI
too Of her tuenty five years Of consecutive
sersioe .. treasurer Of cir suIiliSry to
the Womsus Board Of Mission. The
formal exercises we're opened by Mrs G
II, Pope, The ptesident, ~llh scripture
feadiug, and prayer wss offered by The
Rev 9 II. Pope Az interesting review
OF the tseBiy years during which The
North Avenue aud the Shepard Memorial
churches sustained together uuion snxil
AIRY. was given by Miss Sarah G. Bent, OF
the latter church; letter OF greeting from
Mrs Henrietta Hogells was read, and the /
OF the sister organization
we're gracefully expressed 10 q bonqust
by Mrs 4 +. Taft which
vas received by Miss Hapgooi with
NJ tds Of cordial osledgement. Mrs
VIM Msndell reported the work OF the
North Avenue Auxiliary during the Eve
resrs jest past. Miss Hspgood gave the
ressufers report for the whole twenty
I've years sod Miss Stsnwoo1. one OF the
ecretaries OF the Womsn's Board itself,
ave a resume OF the progress OF the
.usrser century upoI mission fields. Dr.,
IleIander McKan followed With words
I appreciation and "Reminiscences Two
ocsl selections weres rendered with feel
ng and verve by Miss Helen Day. OF the
huroh choir. An unexpected and de
ghtful feature was an informal address
y Pres. g. L. Tbwing, OF Adelbert col ,
,ge, formally pastor OF the church. The
gift to Miss HsppCoi from
er friends 10 the North Ayehue church
,ok the form OF a mem orlsI room in the
ew girls school, in Foocbow China, con
ibuted by them 10 her behalf. aud to be
AIMED for her, The certificate Of gift
as presented to Miss Hspgood by Mrs. l
rank FoIcroIt aud accepted by her with
presslons OF the b, sftIest satisfaction,
he exercises were closed with the bene
lotion by the Rev W A MsndeIl A
'cisl hour followed, when refreshments
ere served from tables presided over by
rs ". J. Msndell, Mrs. O. b, Goodridge r.,
ID Mrs Frasier.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-11-04

Mo- llsassssy 10 visiting frfsl' il
aoptFslter
-Np Ja3ss BsnoB .sa dsaseiu
M,s' Hgn, .fa 10 Bosioa.
J.m~ llss.sy has soss 10 Ssu Yofi
~aEta tbs zoe hidlssd botsa
-Ueo SAITH srd George l. To.slsy
are 'pssslsgs iew dsJs Ia Mes fota city,
M, MAJ svif n spending .oms
nas wilh bs, $40. 10 smiih, Pals, %
l.IBo
&C I Msges has moved q portion Of
he hTsry ,t.bls 70 Bshbisglob Tor the
vtbGF.
A play IL bsins rsbsaned Al husio
Hall 10 b. given 10 the isIare TOT the bens
nlotrl P.ah church.
Visitors 81 the library are gie.ily
pleased uiih doe Ggvers furnished by
the o mshy Hin green hoase
-Johs Motsy Jr Who IivOs 10 Bear
tesn" had a kols cot 10 bis arm by The
bursting otS gaa While hantiug last Fri
Jay.
lite hoodsy club met with the Misses
Hasley this seek. Interesting pspers
.ers read by Me. L.ursnce and Mise
saydtr
Cards are oct announcing tbs mar
tt.ss o. George W, B'ysot and Mi. Hat
Tie J Fell. At The residence Of the brides
parents. Nor l0h
A vote At the Summary. Tuesday Tor
mayor OF Greater Mes York, resulted 10
50 votes Tor Low, Tor Tracey. tr pro
htbluou candidate and for Van Wyeke.
a 90 days seutls rsin is Iat what
needed 10 OIL up the springs aud ell
tHsuish the forest fires that we're rsysg
Ius the woodl.n = in several localities 10
this vicinity.
Ross, Hablress Co. OF Ratlsnd
have 40 Advertisement 10 the JOURNAL.
They h.se one Of the beat stores in that
city, snd wben 10 Batlsnd our readers
should 90, fail to call on them.
The Burlington Free Press asks this
question. When lie the city Of Bnfling ,
ton soi4g 10 initiate the patriotic example
OF II ,nchesler and provide for suitable ,
monument 10 the eight hundred soldiers
who onlisted from this city in the war
Tor The uuioBF
The Sew York Hotel register says
thsl &c tofge A OVi', q member Of the
Oryis family, famous +. caterers. will dis e
ohatge the duties Of steward st the Mid
isud Hotel Restaurant, west saith street, 81
Of which bis brother, Wm. +. Ofyis, is (,
oue OF the propneiors
The open season tot deer has closed S
and about 81 have been killed 10 the !,
state. Most Of them we're shot by parties
~ho knees their haunls sni where they ?,
were to be found, and not by professional b
spoflsmen Some Of them were half tame
snd it required no skull TO hill them, =.
Mrs. Willing has jus, added IS new 7;
books 10 the library, A valuable gin Of
books has also been received from Mrs.
Robert MoOsriee With Manchester re
d uoed to its Water population the average -
daily attend noe at the library las. week
WAS ~ The number OF library cards
ed to date is 900. w
--Tssehers Institutes will be held In 4,
tbs county as follows: AT Stamford Nov.
D, Bennington Nov, 10, Sunderland Nov
II Peru Nov. r. They will be attended VI
by State Superintendent Stone aud Super VI
Intendents Freeman Hall OF North Ad o.
ANS and Aser OF Bennington. There ~
sitl be forenoon, afternoon and evening W
sessions, All teachers are urged TO attend ~
md the public also, especially al the even ~ ~
ng sessions ~
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-11-04

J. C. Berry, one OF the best known clti
zsns OF Spencer, Mo, test6es thst be
cured himself Of the worst kind OF piles
by using few boxes OF DeWitt's Witch
Heel Selye He had been troubled with
piles for over thirty years and had used
many different kinds Of so.called cures;
bat DeWitts w.s the one thtt did the
work and he will verify this statement if
any one wishes to write him. II Whip
pie, Manchester Centre; II Pettibone,
Manc ester Depot
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-11-04

Witch HsE Salye, the great remedy ior
piles snd Tor all kinds OF sores aud skin
troubles. J II wbippls, Manchester
Csau A Ii Pe.tibone. Msnoheste Depot
MANCHESTER CENTRE.
Mics JANA Lugens is 1t her uncle,
10 WslIiDs ford.
"A T.. Hamilton has moved bis family
toto The Burrilt house.
Mir. rfumsn Bentley is confined &c
bis house ~itb sickness
--Csvensn, meeting OF the Bsptiii
church Saturday at Up. N.
Mrs, Fsllsr OF North R.nson. Mass.
!. spending several weeks With her
ii Gee. the Misse. Daily.
Mark M,nleys honse. which is near
log comple,,on. u hecs great credit on
fsnk Brewster. the builder.
-C,isin gill hnIsh earring sppla Nov.
c snI closo bis elder mill Nov, 3, All
hsvins cider are rqae,l d TO take it
sssf.
A soo1 "~tng m.chine for s20 sbd
the beet Tor SIS :, ". A. Adams. Pi.
suos sod organs 1t propotiiouAlly low
prices.
- % Mercy Of Dorsc, bad his left
~nd dig nsnslsd by The barstins Of =
saa ~tils hBttius 90 the Wesi MoubtaiB
Last Friday. Df., Wymsn aud Marsh
dressed lie suabi.
AS oJtisr supper and donsliou for
The tasett Of the Metboits, society aud
"a. taf is the .fr.nsemeui for Fridsy eve i,
Nv "a All ate cordially invited 10 60
Joy tie eveGius aBd all good cause,
Ms. HsIIis rLllhp. Of Arlasten vail
sirs recital At The csttfe Hish School
toe. Tbar,dsy. treaibs. the piosesds 10
b. ed 10 l8ruistiDs sroon 10 which The
retaily ors.t "a soci,ty Of the school
s.ll tola mee,iass The Jrosnmnt will
bt lEtsrsps sc1 sta music. Admission
- esut,.
The snbaal szes tics ai the \ + G.
A sa l,lj ., Mr. Aretib.lds otacs Mou
dsy tFeEfug 10 the sbssboc q The pre.i
deaf. DR.. J. Y, Page ss elected 10 Pre-
n3s. After The regular bssiasaa vas du
l,bsi ,hs aaes,i9r Of Incorporating Tie
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-11-04

This community was greatly shocked
by the suicide OF D. W. Bromley, the well
known proprie or OF the Franklin hotel,
on Saturday at O'Clock. Mr.. Bromley
had been in poor health from nervous
trouble for some time and had been to
Albany for treatment, but received little
benefit He had been doing business as
usual 10 the forenoon, and after dinner
told his son that be wished TO speak to o
man in the next room. Soon after the re
port OF q pistol was heard and it was
found that be had shot himself through
the head. The funeral was held on Mon
day and was largely attended, many com
ing from out OF town. Helesves a widow,
two SONS and one daughter
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-11-04

All J NJ Grocer today to show you 4,
package Of GRAlN.O, the lev food driuk
that takes tue place Of coffee. The ehiI
dren Gay dunk It will ont injury - well
Is the adult. All wbo try IL. Ike it.
GRAIS-O has thst rich zeal brown Of
Mochs Or Java. bat 1t - msdv from pure
grains aud the most delicate stomsch re
ceiTes II wIt cot distress 4 the price
Of codse. l5s and 70 cts. per package.
Sold By all srocsrs.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-11-04

j M. Thirswend. OF Grost eck, Texas,
says that when he has spell Of indiges
ton, aud feels bad and sluggish, he takes
two OF DeWitts Little Early Risers al
night and be is oil right in the morning
Many thousands OF others do the same
thing, Do you? II Whipple, Man
chester Centre; A II Pettibone. Msnohes
ter Depot
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-11-04

Mr.. aud Ms George Baker have r,
turned from New York.
Miss Mary Williams entertained ss'
erSl OF her friends last Saturday evening.
Mrs Charles Phelps is visiting bel
son and other friends in Rutland for 9
few days.
--Miss Annie Cornell was home over
Sunday from Tiumoulh where she ID
,eschiug.
Nj @, Walker Of Manchester was a
receot guest & her daughter, Mrs. al
bert Roberts,
The patrons OF the Dorset Cheese As
socistion received Tor their August milk
II cents per hundred,
The preparatory lecture for the com
munion services next Sabbath will be held
IN the church ves.ry Friday evening at
seven o'clock.
The next lecture in the course will
be given Wednesday evening, Nov. 10th
by Prof. J. L Peck on Some OF the
Msmmshs'" Ii will be i'll Illustrated.
The famous Nichols family OF Gam
bridge, n. Y. will gives concert in the
Grand Army Hall, Tuesday evening, Nov.
9. This family hss been before the pub
lie several years and all lovers OF music
will undoub,ed enjoy their entertainment
and appreciate their orchestra aud msndo
lin club. Admission 20 cts, children
10 cts.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-11-04

taelgy go bfeuEbi 81 sna sitsf 8lfcs'
u9E u 49, rats5 is lsootpofsls tbs M
shssst tr.rtE e. The f. r G A ~ Eoa4
~ patfibla
- TIE vari e. ftav.iipg uh3t' TIE
EFssoapsl stufoh iof a iarssas foom las
basa soosmrilsks4 ab5u The fsptfritiaa
q Nj 4 u Bobiofi, ssa i. Csrtsa ho'
sir hester ha hesa ~. iE p!sos BY M. T.
4 Flshu. TIE isrnsos ba bsea ltot
asslly tesisj ssd gwen sIoeIleui sslisi.a
ties TIE psr.sA ha betu able 10 accom-
F4sb tbs seft largely ihroasb The ssrsf
ofltt 81 thtir Tread. Mr. Shafts a New
ioft
-Ma Cl.a A. Celvtee, sbo hGs
l.bofsd A. mislggsfy 81 Natsbsms, Jspsb,
far several yesH nader the sospioes snj
reported by lbe sbsisbay Baptist Asso
oi.uou ~. tpssf 81 The Baptist church
nui sunday, uorultg sod evening. Miu
C5urerse btlI 90 position - obe Of
The Instructor lathe Yefr oai Academy
1t esr,ots ki.si, nttlI ,be fesisufd 10 60
stge 10 ultngb,y werE she is al pres
Get tstias raesti0n sod pili vlsii oil tue
Oh arches 20 the .ssc cistioa. IA sill be
, greet irs.t 10 hfsr her tell u her Geld Of
sotE, aud ell ste cordially lnviI,d.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-11-04
AHLISGTos

%, L Adams is sble TO be Al work il
bic .turv sgain.
Niles Adtls HolJeu va 10 Salem
over sabdsy, 'isilius friend.
-EIrc.iou btws uas received over The
aes lopg distance telephone.
Miss Hal lie Ptillips gives a reei,Al
ia Manchester Cen re, this tveuios.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. webh have re
10 ned iron a Vlsii 10 irirpds ia Aoburu,
NY
Rev l. a. EaswoHh hs 20 Tar re
covered iron bis iIlass, AZ 70 be able 10
bold services.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-11-04

| ness, constipation, SICK hesuacDs d IL
Wbipple, Manchester Centre;A II Pett
bone. Manchester Depot.
RAsT DolsEr.
The wtrkmen al Freedley's are nov
work log eish, hours a day,
George Reed hes loaded car with
cider spples At 10 cents bushel.
Mrs. Wm. Brown, who recently iel
aud broke her hip, 10 reported 10 be isi
ing.
Mrs. James Bates and daughter oil
Norwich. Conn, are visiting friends in
town.
-Delm.r Taft, ~bo wbo works for J
NJ. Beebe vas called TO Chester. Friday,
to attend the funeral Of his father.
Hiram Bpiau, long time resident
OF this place aud prosperous farmer died
At M.pchesttr. SUNDAY BE was over 50
years old aud bs2 moved to Manchester
only tso weeks sgo ~ith his 500 Ozro.
--While Mira Mytou Rogers snd dsugh
ter OF Wsiliasiord we're returning home
from vist here lsst Monday, th.ir horse
became ils hlebed 81 threshiu4 machine
10 D.nby aud ran, thfoEins the occupants
out and dtmoli,hlos the cstn sc. The
lsdies we're il jared but slightly,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-11-04

Try Esisms Microbe Killer. For
sale by Mics Mar Fsrbuu, Manchester
Depot. VI
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-11-04

iou csnt care consumption bot you
can svoid It aud cure every otter form Of
throst OF lubs trouble by the use Of One
Misus- Cough Cure H Wbipple, Msp
chester Cenlre, A Il Petiibobe, Manehes
ter Depot,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-11-04

There Is 90 need OF little children being
tortured by sc.ld head, ecz ina snd skin
etup ions. DeWitt's Witch Had Sslve
gives instant relief aud cures permanently
J II Wbipple Manchester Oeptrf; A Il
Pettibone, Manchester Depot.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-11-04

Taplsy's Bread Winners on, wear al
other thoes
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-11-04

ZOO Gao sfotd 70 rich your lie by
Iowips cold 10 develop iulo pueumouis
or oous1mpu)n. lasisut relief aud Ger
t.in cure are stforded by Oae Minute
Cough Cure. II wbipple. Manchester
Centre; A II Psltbone, Manchester
Depot.