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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-05-13
NOTICE
is hereby given that
w ater Rents
for the year
1S07-0S
will be
Due on the First Day Of Nav. 1887

and the same will be payable to the Regis-|
trar at the Office of the Board Of Street and
Water Commissioners, City Hall, Jersey
City.
Penalties for non-payment will be added
as follows: !
On all rents remaining unpaid on the firsti
day OF July following, one ~ per cent
On the first day of September, two l2 per
cent
On the first day of November. three S)
per cent.
Interest at the rate of seven "a per cent
per annum will be added to all rents remain
ing unpaid on the twentieth day of Decem-
Der following
Water rents for the year ls97-9S will not
ne received from property in arrears until
such arrears are paid
Board Of Street and Water Commission
ers, by
GEORGE 7. BoUToN, Clerk.
Dated Jersey City, ApriljS0, 1897.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-05-13

OF Finance announcing the appointment
OF Howard c. Grifiths to codify and ar
range all the ordinances of the various
boards and departments of the city gov
Clerk Esterbrook then read note re-
oeiyed from Frederick Eben declining the
pany No. 13. Thomas B. Nugent was an
pointed to fill the vacancy.
!. .Cnrlstlan @ scherer. driver of tender No.
engine. He was fined one days paw
The number of alarms received for the
week ending May II were Ave. and for
twenty-five were bell alarms.
day May 26 "
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-05-13
CALIFORNIA NATURAL cas-.

SACRAMENTO, Cal, May 13, 1881
Natural gas which promises to be supe-
rior as to both quality and quantity to
any Pacific coast wells. has been struck
in this city and the total supply from the
well is estimated at 100, 900 feet daily.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-05-13
CHINESE LOAN TO BRITISH.

[By Cable to The Associated Press.1
PEKIN, May 10, 1S97-A preliminary
contract for loan of s16 ,ooo ($So, 10000
was signed today here in behalf of a
British syndicate.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-05-13
GOLD BARS TO GO ABROAD

NEW YORK. May ls, -Heidelbach.
Ickelheimer & Company will ship s1,OoO-
600 in gold bars. next Saturday This
makes the total of the present movement
in outgoing gold SIC, 527, ,0O0
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-05-13
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

NEW YORK, May=13 1ss7.-Forecast for.
thirty.six hours ending eight p NJ. Fri-
Showers tonight and Friday morning. fols
lowed by clearing; cooler Friday; souths
erly shifting to northwesterly winds.
Hartnett's Thermomet-r Report.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-05-13
Thermomets.r Report.
MATTERS oFFACr.

Stores. factories and institutions can ro-zs
get their supplies as good as any ". q hosiss
can serve them. Complete STOCK. low prices
at D. q. Cleary & Co.'S wholesale grocerpl
stores. Montgomery and Greene streets.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-05-13
ELECTION WARRANTS READY.

The warrants for the election officers
are ready for delivery at the office of city
Clerk M. ]. ODonnell.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-05-13
Is THERE, A TRUCE?
[By Gable to the Assoclated Press.

lBy Cable to the Associated Press.1
PARIS, May 13, 1897.-A correspondent
of the journal" at Laniia, Thessaly.
telegraphs under yesterdays date from
that place saying he has learned from
official sources that an arnistice between
Turkey and Greece has been concluded.
He adds
This solution was impatentIy awaited
the war under the present circumstances.
The interest is no longer in Thessaly but
at Athens. as it is probable that the
action of the Cabinet in signing peace is
destined to bring the Ministry to a speedy
end.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-05-13

at That as,,d Hoods sarsaparlla puraes the blood
a theory but saSs We amount of suffering is not
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-05-13

The statement of the Journal" 9.
Paris, as to armistice having been con-
cluded, should be accepted with reserve,
as all reports from other sources seem to
indicate that Turkey is delaying action in
the matter and the dispatches from
Athens and Constantinople direct, of yes
terday, do not bear out the statement
made by the Lamia correspondent of the
s.Tournal -
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-05-13
FIRE BOARD FINANCES.
Khe Department. in Good shape
Inst Night.a Meetinc

The meeting of the Fire Board last
evening was very quiet and only lasted
forty minutes. During that time several
communications were read including the
letter from the Mayor, published in "The
News" yesterday.
Inc Clerk was requested to make out
complete report and forward it TO the
mayor us soon as possible The Board
is in very coed shape financially. Here
are some of the figures which the reply
will embody:-
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-08-19

druuken sleep.
WAsa hs .votss gray dsss va peer
I log slowly 10 ihrosgh the small square o.
s.ss IN the rooi spd everything ia th'
dinsy srret .ppssreaanrssi aud hisless
Fht boy 90 The bed seemed scarcely 10
bre,the.
J,m raised himself on biz elbow aad
look I'd round spd some remen hrshee oi
the last Bisht. scene began 10 pass
through bis miud lie looked. snd u
seem ed to him Jsho Endlston bad never
moved The moonlight had sons from
the boys face and the dsvn bad come
,as,ea3 bot John Eadleton was still 81
tlng there, hud np 90 The door viii
bls lace buried 10 be hsnds,
Jem lifted himstii slowly from bis nat
ttess snd stretched himself With bic
ysva. Then be looked sgsin al the tso
10 the corner aud after minute got up
snd vent toward them.
Aiu't the little un xellS be asked clum
siy, Wot's up with 'un1
John Eadleton stirred impsliently.
The tound OF the oI oonvici's vUics seen
ed to roase all his hstrsd sad disgust
He looked round with rtpulsion upsn bis
'ase, and Jsm. sselng it, shrugged hs
shoulders and sneersd.
Oh. well, II ye're 80 mighty iudepep
dent and susbty, why don't ya tas
Iodgia's 10 th Gnnd' Acourse II you
dou't wsDt 40 elp don't care. oniy ]
thought. be added brut.lly, Is the chaps
dyin' Ike. as yer might want somsthin'
for i'm.
John Eadleton stsried and looked down
at the boy. with his wsniiacs, bis thin
hands and fsltering breath. For = mo
meut /, seemed TO HE excited imsglns
tion that the boy had ceased to breathe
and he leant forward hurriedly and with
trembling ioges pulled back the sheet
He's all right, He's not dying, he Ell
eagerly. But, al tie same time,
il was borne upon him that nuless hs had
things to eat, and those quick
", there would be no hope OF ever pull
ing him round again and the thought
stabbed his heart With sudden bitterness.
He turned to the burglar. 1t wss posi-
BILE that Jem could hell him. Jem might
know where to got help or work, or even
shOrity; but Endlston's pride still stood up
10 arms aud with q determination to have
nothing to do with him, be turned away.
Jem, with fierce sneer 90 his lips and a
Jurning hatred 10 his heart against Eddie
on. turned away, too. Not tuger would
be lift mot sn inch would be stit-not If
be boy was dying fifty times oyer
As he turned be caught sight oi Jsckle's
,sllid face lying on abe dirty pillow.
Oh, lori wot little bloke it is, he
hought, aud then he went out, mumbline
Iown the stairs, swearing to himself-s
nan apparently without the fsintest hope
Il better life, without knowledge OF any
hing except things evil and yet with one
lean spot In his black heart.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-08-19
A Practical Test.

Dom Pedro, the last Emepror OF Brazil,
was Il man OF a practical torn OF mind, IS
the following story told OF him by Span
lsh newspaper well illustrates,
He once gave an audience to young
engineer who came to show him u new sp
pllanoe for stopping railway engines. The
Emperor was pleased with the the idea
but wished to put It to a practical test.
Day after o-mouow, said be. have your
engine ready. We will have IL compiled
TO my saloon car isee and Start When
going at full speed / will give the signal
to stop, and then We shall see how your
Invention works,
At the appointed time all was 10 resdi
ness. Ths Emperor entered his carriage
the young inventor mounted his engine,
aud on they sped for several miles rs fast
as they could go. There came no signal,
and the engineer began to be afraid that
tn. Emperor had fallen asleep. Sudden
Iy the engineer came TO sharp curve q
rouud the edge OF the cliff, when, to bis
horror, on the track directly ahead Of
them the engineer saw huge bowder.
lie had just sufficient presence Of mind
10 turn the Drank on bis brake and pull
the engine up within couple OF yards Of
The fatal block,
Here the Emperor put his head ont OF bis
,ar window and demanded to know the
cause Of the sudden stoppsge. The engi
leer pointed to the rock, and. much to
MS surprise, Dom Pedro began to laugh,
Push it to one side and go on. he said
calmly,
The engineer obeyed, and kicking the
stone, was still further astonished to see il
rumble into dust before him.
1t WIS nothing N ore or less than block |
1i starch which the Emperor had had
made aud placed on the rails the night be
ore
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-08-19

Commercial law terms are not eutuely
safe st all times. John Il. Wdfous, de
putty United States mtrshal for ths sou h
srn district OF Kansas. sen Ia 10 thi. story
Marx Hoover years ego, wben k,asa
was not the oultlystsd oom n nsssith II
has since become, had seot a consignment
OF corr TO d commission merobsot 10 n ~
sas CitY. The merchant tsleRrsphei. tell
ing the consignor; Your credit is 81 40.
Draw on noe at sight
Bat Hoover was mad He he'd expected
bis money. and none came. II fa!t be
had been duped. aud be treasured up tho
grievance. Oae time, ablnt elr weeks
later, the commission mAu osms TO Hoos
et's town, got ont Of bus and started 10
walk down the street Hoover stw him
and instantly drew bis revolver and fred,
His 6ye was isirly good. The bullet ont
away the merchants necktle aud aniaslbn
cd bis collar.
Then Hoover pat mp his gun.
ThsL's expensive shootiu' said be. bat
/ reckon you're n sorry as sm.
What do you msaD2 dsman Iol tue tosa
constable hrtesling the gun man,
Ho told me to, said Hoover, sa1 draw
ing out tie Telegram he read
Draw 90 me ut sight.
done II, he said.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-08-19

Professor Smythe war onoe lecturipg
10 sprovincial town on natural philosophy,
and in the course OF his experiments be in
troduced q most powerful maguet, with
which he attracted block Of iron from a
distance Of two feel
Can any OF you conceive greater at
trsotiye power2 demanded the lecturer
With an air OF triumph.
! can, answered Voice from the audi
ence.
Not natural tsrrestrisl obIsot2
Yes. indeed.
The lecturer, somewhat puzzled, chal
lenged the man who mad spoken to name
the article. Then up rose old Johnny
Sowerby. Said he;
! will give you facts, professor, and you
can Judge for yourself When ] was q
yOnug man, thsre wss little piece Of
paI ural magnet done up in a meet cotton
dress as was called Betsy Msris, She
could draw me IA miles on Sunday over
plowed land. no matter what the wind or
westher There wasn't no rssistin her.
That magnet o yonru is pretty good, but
1t won't draw so far as Betsy Maria.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-08-19
Bin Nyss Bet,

fssrs ago, when Blll Nyo was funuiug
an afternoon new6paper 10 Laramie, Wy,
| went over from Cheyenne ona day to pay
him a visit. He was hard 81 work 10 biz
office, which weI up stairs over livery
stable, a fact that caused hin 10 live IN
mortal dread Of bay fever.
| As soon as | went IN be s.ij, slt down
there aud write something TO help me sc.
the paper out, and wo will got Oh qpiek,r
and have more fun with the boys
What shall | write sbout2
Oh, bout a column,
30 wrote about sb NJ column, head
cd it About Column, sud commented
on solumns. In a little while we were
ont aud Nye led the way TO plaos whore
a man had all sorts Of sporting arrange
msnts. While We were there mau came
in With a live eagle ho proposed 10 pit
sgainst the propretor's best bird, Tue
old sport took him mp at once and the
Roman nosod bird OF freedom was thrown
in with a healthy locking chicken that
would have fought bu2z aw. The toJot
or made a dab at tast "hfros gtay bDrd
with bending beak' aud an unwaftsnled
reputation for gsmeneSs iguomlniousIy
aud ncontinontly a3d ald hid uniera
chair, where be looked ont 10 pileons
sort OF a way, and as good a. sail Tsks
him of want to 60 home.
Among tho other things tbi, mAn OF
sport had, was badger that ho was pro
pared to back for large s1ms OF the state
meut that no dog could take The beast Out
OF barrel that lay length. 8iso oa tho
floor with one head Knocked ont hsI
wondered why 1t was that Nye hsd b3ca
cosxing an ''ornary" looking cur 10 follow
us, and now the problem vas ab1at 10 d.
solveI. Nye made bot th.t b. bad
dog that would take the badger oat Of the
barrel, The money was put up aai Nye
caught th i dog by tho Bspe Of the uey5
and seat OF hi, breeohes, 80 b sp9lk, aud
threw MIN into the barrel, tai foremost.
The badger nabbed the dog by one han
and the dog went II lht away from there
like blue streak, taking the badger with
him. The last that W9s ever seen Of thst
dog. or badger either, bo'h wers going
toward the North Pisite riyer, th5 dUs
making the best time he ever htI male
aud the badger hanging staigb' on bs
hind, close eeooud. Nye won
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-08-19
Victim OF Anothcr's Wedding.

This lie the story Of grain OF rice, 1t
was small, unattractive aud unoooked,
and was one OF a shower that was thrown
after newly welded couple il the rail
road station at Wilmington, Del, when
they boarded q train bound for New York
last week.
The bride.m,ids aud ushers followed
the Dewly-msde husband and wife to the
station, seoreting on the way the usual
bags OF rice aud old shoes to throw after
the IN suspecting couple, The bride and
bridegroom took their sests 10 the Pull
man car. and talked 20 the group Of
friends until the signal was given, Then
the bridesmaids and usbers hurried to the
platform, and ss the train moved slowly
cut oil the station the fan began,
Rlcs fairly rsined over The car. II fell
on the roof 10 shower; it peek ed ID
through the open window upon the young
couple, aud il fell into the engine.room on
the engineer. Just as the train moved 9
way 40 extra hurricane fell on the plat
form OF the car where the brakeman
stood
OF course every one laughed. Bat the
brakeman got several grains Of the rice in
bis care. he shook them out ~ he sup
posei. aud thought no more about the
mstter until next day. when be no iced q
sharp pain 10 bis right ear. 1t becsme
so sharp toward night that he decided to
go TO 9 doctor next day.
The doctor tried ell sorts Of simple
remedies TO discover the csuse. No one
thought Of the rce. Tbs ear was sJring
ed out and washed repestedly, but the
pain aud throbbips became most intense
and the doctor directed tho pstieut to con
sull an ear specialist
The specialist decided that foreign
substance bad lodged 10 the ear. he
syunged 1t with water and then with oil.
lie probed iato t1e ear canal With little
hooks Of various siz's and shapes. All
The time the brskemsn was sulning more
and more. He could not sleep st might
aud thongAt he would 90 mad lie said
that some 10 sect was 10 bic ear He could
hesr It bnzziug sll the time
Then the sbeci.lis, called In smother
Doctor, snd they held = eontultatign.
They decided To use a pair OF ioroeps %
tue btsksman's ear He sEi1 they eouid
DO anything they lItei With Liu, any
thing 10 stop the pain snd bulzing 30
thsy got = pIir Of sbe aaes, sort OF iorceps
beut shout 10 suit The dsIieste ear csnsi,
.nd they reached gsutly ia,o thst ear add
tslt about unsil thsy ioupd q small. hard
,ub.tsnee II vas drawn ont softly aud
eueially. II wsss grain Of rice. II bed
swslled slightly ia the esr.prison.
The bt,ksmsn VS. mad He wen, 10
Tnismsstsf Frank Csrlile, oi the Msy
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-08-19

Ln. summer young woman Iron h N
SIS CITY, while yiNliag lus1is 20 this
city, place small bs ona RAGS st k3bI
picked TIE shfss sisasf4 - mae ofisr
sod pocset5l % 0JJ ia ossh.
IAat plghl she wss DIsdisr1 aaiaf 20
group 9t irisni5 auAsns wpa.i d1 F'H
Der nss loalI Ssallh. s4eal sfssi a5s
sue gained su9h remarkable EGoEseigs
oi the tut,
WY, bless y94l she sail 20 osafpfss. 1
don't kHox suytalaz shout s9ra tYiass.
Tier hoa dii yon asppeo 70 ptes 'nfes
wipHets 0Bl Of big AstIf asEod,
"ell, sue sad s4rheaIy, lt Wa very
sssJ. IbsagEi daily paper ~8tsu gga
t.iusd = ilst OF the entries 81 II JDy. Iusu
larled the paper over sad sEuss bar
pib through IL. IBs hfst asms I hit -,
10, the Gfss place. tue second p.aos aad
the lLlId for tbtrd plSos
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-08-19

There were only four persons 10 The
party, including very small and silent
bsby, says the New York Times, but their
advent caused q revolution OF emotions
10 the car, which was completely filled
With passengers. The nndersized father
aud portly mother Of the baby, together
viii cousin Em. boarded the train at
c.. bound Tor New York. and ~ IL vas
jersey coast cypress train on the Penn
sylvsnis Railroad, the stop at O. -- vst
of sben duration, Immediately after the
train started the announcement was made
10 three different vocal keys that cousin
En-" was beiog carried sway from hone
sgsiHsi Ier voIition.
Hsre, stop this trsiD, DAVID Stop It, !
say sud let Cousln Em OIL commanded
the baby mother, pnshing her little az
band togaTd tue door oi tho o.r. blop
the train conductor Hold 'er up, hold
'er upI echoed the husband running iran
licslly dowh the aisls, Yss. for goodness
sskts. lot me Of, ohined 10 Cousin Em,
shuly. slI't H. 70 go nowhere. I've
got uolbia' but cheek apron oa.
ILe CONDUCTOR bossEer, wa, fo,n Whsrs
Js', sod the bf'kspsa's sulhouJ di1
not extend beyopd keeping the s1sisy1
young wom.n from jumping over the i.st.
moylna trsin. With vail Of despair. tGsre
fore, Coufiu Em rs,tes!ei ~ The esntsr Of
the car snd proceeded to relate to The pas
sengers bow che lad only CONS sbo.id 10
help Coasin Efs on wilh the baby ADD
the tLinss, because Cousin David IL 90
earthly good where women folks are
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-08-19

land D,risioa Of the f.. " sn1 Il. Rail
road, SBd made = compliant sssiast the
practice Of rio. tbro-ing The trsiumAs
ter issued 80 order 10 tho trAiumcu siVins
them special distinctions 10 prevent rice
lbrowine withiu the station.
A celebrsted specialist Of this city said
lo = World representatives The ear i one
Of the mot sensitive OF orRsns Foreign
substsnces often lodge there; insects ire
lueutly get 10 the ear, and chidren arr
very much addicted 10 puthng peas, IN
fact anything they handle, iato their esfs,
Tho tendency Of such substances u 10
swell. sui 'hts eanse' intense pain sud
someuues snppur1tioa Iheusual meth
oi Is 30 syringe the ear ont THIS brings
ont the substance as rule; bat 10 ohsti
nate cases We use oil II Is sliil fesists,
smsll steel hooksste used
There is Ssligbt bend in the ear csnsl
sbioh makes il dihlcalt TO reach any oh
Ieet that has passed certain point. | DO
not myself approve Of usiog ioroeps
They are apt to push the object farther
10 aud sometimes ioiure the ear drum.
The pain begins when the substance
swells Sometimes the psin is eIcruoist
ing should emssine that a grain Of
rice would bsve grown softer. but II eyi
deptly dil not do 30 10 this case, When
an insect gets 10 the ear we hold sponge
saturated With chloroiorm against the
opening, This kills The insect, aud We
then syringe it out
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-08-19

Prison Librarian Wat Hgfi ct BOX
would you lIksi
Convict: Gyt aay bicycle oalalJIa@'
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-08-19

Detective Hsrtly, prowling through the
East End in search Of such thieves and
trausgressors IS be might with dignity
escort to the lookup, was turning corner
when be suddenly became aware that on
the opposite side Of the street . familiar
and not exactly pleasing figure vas
bling along at = rapid rate with some
thing peculiar 10 the buIgy appearance Of
his coat.
There's that crooked Jem again, said
the detective to himself. He cast a sus
pioous eye at Jem's pockets, pulled OF
his eyebrow was way be had
and then bcckoned to policeman to FOL
low him.
When be was within an inch or two OF
the said pockets he suddenly olspped the
unsu pecting Jem on the shoulder 80 sud
denly that Jem's Jaw fell and be made sn
sbrupt, half undecided movement as II to
fee from the wrath OF the law.
Now. then. said Hsrtly severely, none
OF that. On with the hand cuffs. And
Snsith, yon come here and take his arm.
Jem looked from one to the other in
something like dismsy.
! Amt doue nothing, be eIpostulsted.
We'll, we'll see, said the detective; and
You II remem Der, il anything is found on
you, there are three years of that last job
that you've got to fnish.
Jem's face grew dsrk. His hands I'D
geted strangely under bis hand cuffs and
# il hadn't been ths. be was 3 harder ed
hopeless criminal, one might almost have
iapcied that bis uudsr lip trembled.
Well. I'm blowsd il ever tries 20 cheat
tn gaIlows egen, was his vague and IN
grammatical remark and then they msrch
ed on to the police station.
There, inside the bar roem, With its
wooden benches and tqusre decks, With
the dingy green ledgers and mus'y papers,
Detective Hsrllf proceeded to turn out
the unhappy Jem's pockets. AS he did so
his eyes first opened with ss'onishneDt,
then screwed up in bs~ilderment. and,
finally, be looked as II be had suddenly
been eon ironted With tbs riddle of the
sphinx.
Dat Of the depths Of Jem's ospsoious
po ke,s be turned 90 to the table chick
en-. tin Of soup. Some eggs spsckel OF
sweets. sticky piece OF csndisd
peel, sud lat, bat DOT least bottle OF
port
Whsts the mesning Of this said the DE-
tsc,iYe, sharply feeling vaguely that some
trick vas being played upon him, What
is ~ A picnic, card parry, or vhst'
Apparently you're 10 new line.
Oh, yes, said Jem sulleuly, PVs stole
EN- oil,
Ard after that be made no remark he
eat s,ariug at the stone h0or, With his
cosrse hands clAspei tcgetasr by the hand
cuHs Hud with asirsDge, almost b.hi "a.
eIprss,ian 90 bis lace.
Illrll yer wot. be said, rsiairs hi,
bead s1idenly, iiytr'il eum Vi ne III
show yer the blote ,hst pat me up to
ter ,h, JOB. II's sitlghi no Liddia, Al
Is~sar +. II ysr does ri eam back quiet
-Isvesr will. Yer eau bnhs Spaith
With yos and .ous more eoppsrs II yer
ilEs-I don't care.
TIE detective looked 81 Jsm iu silence
iors momeut somahing about the Gaze
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-08-19
B. |. HOWE,

SUCCESSORS TO BUSDl
ALL ElAus ~ MAI ftess, ssn nra saas-
81 Aita fugsistss' FfHi 80 FrstA Bfsti.
,-lf nu NaotAtstsr Cfsus "
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-08-19
We Shoot to Cure /!

Eytry sLol secures bullF eye, 81 auy Gnda
distances. oar metctass ,ud preparations are
tfaotse and reliable ttmedfeu because We never
hil to CON pound them properly competent
pukrms cist 10 the phy slclAHs main reliance 10
tae treatment Of disease, and oar medicines are
the praise Of The medical profession, Medicines
mast be made up from pure iresh drugs 70
ssoaTe proper resuig tsery drug in our stock
10 u The ttghcsl STANDARD 10 the PuArmAc JpoeA,
ami uueIcolltd 10 the universe,
We Gls0 carry a iall limo ot standard and pro-
pHeiAry preparations, along with a complete
assortment oi toilet Gn manicure articles Al
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-08-19

Today Detective HarIly is not quite
snch hard man as be was. He has q
great belief in the human nature and even
the tender hesrtedness. OF the greatest OF
criminals. and sometimes he will cite the
instance OF man whose heart. osnkered
with evil and hedged in by vice, was
reached only by the small fingers OF =
child.