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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-01-29
with outlying towns is cut off by dzifted
highways. At II the storm was severe,
with little signs of Diminishing.


Portsmouth, N. H., January 2S.-The
storm today was the worst experienced
for years by railroad men. The morning
train from Concord arrived three hours
late and there was no ether prain until
evening. The train from Boston came
in nearly four hours late, drawn by
two engines. Freight trains remained
In the yard the entire day. The snow
plow which lett this city for Boston
shortly before noon was derailsd at Wen
ham.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-01-29
The COnstssiatee on Railroads
TeaegEsapHss and Expresses

will give public hearing in Railroad Commits
sionerss office at Augusta,
wednesday. February 10, 1897 at O'Clock
.. M, on the bill an act to incorporate the
Windham and Harrison Railway Company.
Wednesday, February 10, 1897. at 2 o'clock
p. M, en the Bill an act to incorporate the Kit
terry and Eliot Street Railway Company.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-01-29
Business Suspended at Newport.

Newport. January 2s.-The snow
ceased to fall at abous p. m. leaving
the city in bad condition. No business
was done during the day. Street cara
partially resumed running tonight. T9e
summer residence part of the city which
was shut ff from the fire alarm service
today, has been given protection by q
temporary patch Of wires. Late this af-
teInnon trains and boats reached the city
for the first time since early morning.
The steamer Pilgrim arrived from New
York at 6 p N.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-01-29

Augusta, January 2s.-A genuine
blizzard ragged in this section all day
with low temperature, heavy snow aud
high winds. The trains from the west
were from two TO four shours late. The
electric cars gave UP at noon, BUT rs-
sumed running this evening. The coun-
try roads are badly drifted. Several
stages attempted to make trips, and
were forced to return. At tonight the
wind diminished, but the snow was still
falling and the temperature was Is above
zero
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-01-29
New York Blockaded.

New York, January 28.-Fully ten In
ohes of snow fell In this city and vic1ni-
ty from O'Clock last night to 9 O'Clock
this morning and at noon snow was
still falling with no signs of cessation.
Traffic was greatly delayed. The snow
storm is the heaviest known hereabouts
for several years. The incoming western
mails were two hours late this morning
and local outgoing mails were sent
out from 15 to 20 minutes ahead of
time TO catch trains.
There was but little wind all through
the night and the snow lay at an even
depth all over the city. The mercury in-
dictated 26 above at s o'clock,a heavy veil
covered the lower and upper bays and
the river were similarly affected.
Eliyxard in Au~usta
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-01-29
NOT FOB NINE YEARS.
Yesterdays Storm Discounted Any
Since Blizzard Of 'SS.
SNOW FALL NEARLY THREE FEET
IN SOME PLACES.

Drifts From Five to Ten Feet h1gn he-
ported-street Car Traffic interrupted
in Bo.ton-Railroad Men Have Their
Troubles-Reports From Various Parts.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-01-29

man.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-09-30

opesking OF his receut inspection OF the
asylum for the insane at Waterbury, Gov
,ruor Grout says that the buildings are
10 much be ter condition than formerly
and tue management OF Dr., Page is entire
ly satisfactory 10 every particular A
course Of improvements is going on which
will enhance the utility OF the institution.
Work is rapidly ptoges, lag on the cottage
for corvslescents and ii will be ready for
occupancy O5lober l,
The BENIN ton and Rutlsnd Rsilwby
CON pany is about TO build a new pssseng
er and freight depot at Bennington. The
new passenger depot will be located a
little further west than the present struct
ure, and will be built practically after
plans made some time ago by Architect
Bull though the building will be only
one story high II feasible, the freight
house will be built on vacant strip o.
ground fronting on County street. II is
said that the cost OF the entire work con
TEN plated by the company will amount to
about 81, 1000.
Henry Clark Of Rutland, is reported to
have une.rthed valuable and rare Mason
ic relic. a drinking cup which was origi
nally the property OF Mother Killwinning
lodge OF Masons Of Scotland. The ledge
is the parent lodge of Masonry ia English
speaking countries. The cup was reserv
ed 10 Klllwinning lldge meetings for the
exclusive use OF the poet, Robert Burns,
frequent visitor to the lodge. The cup IS
OF f int glass and bean iiulIy ornsm ented
with Masonic symbols There ia no doubt
Of its authenticity. 1t was found in o
family Of Scottish descent. whose ancestors
were members Of killwinning lodge.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-09-30
STATE NEWS

Papers have been executed oonsolidst
ing the Hoosick Railway Company and
the Bennington Electric Railway. under
the name OF the Bennington h Hoosick
Valley Railroad Company.
d. Ballard. sged 50, q gallant bachelor
OF Wells, gave two remarkable dinners o
couple Of weeks ago, one to bis male
friends who were 81 years or over and
one 10 bis female scquslntsnces who we're
70 years Of sge or over.
d. NJ Crosby 4 Co ,ol Boston, brokers',
have failed. They bad a branch Office ut
Woodayllle, n. II, and 81. Jobnsbury
ADD many other places 10 Now England.
They did the customary margin business.
aud several OF their customers at ST. Johns
bury are said to have been large losers.
Tue Bennington Il Woodiord Electric
Railway Company has begun the con
strucllon OF large trout hatchery at the
terminus Of the line IN Glastonbury. II
will be modelled after the state hatchery
At RoIbury. Twelve large Matching boxes
will be put 10, and 1t is thought that at
least 900 900 trout Try will be ready for
the streams ueIt season.
An exciting scene at the South Ryegste
fair was the runaway Of a horse owned by
Frank Kittredge OF WoodsvilIe, N. H.,
which bolted from the track, rsn through
the crowd and plunged into the river.
Dozens OF people we're knocked down
aud many we're cut and bruised, bnt none
we're seriously hart The horse, which
va. vslned 81 $1,000. vas drowned before
i, coald be taken from the river,
The manufacturing industries Of Benz
ington are 10 a very satisfactory condition.
All the mills are running on fall time and
With foil force, except too, the Yslen
tine Knitting company aud q sorge Rock
wood 4 Co. The ireisbt shipments are
frequent aud large. D4rlng the fret
three day. Of last seek there w,re 80 cars
loaded Al the depot 20 OF WHOM oOItsib
Cd knil goods.
Gladys, the sisht-yesr-old daughter of
Mrs. Lizzie Griffith OF WsisdeId. was 10 !
the pasture feeding spples 10 their horse 3
lev dsys ego, when . bullet vent through /
her arm above tue eIbow, irsctnring the !
bone. Where The bullet came from il
mystery. The arm IL badly swollen and /
The sirl ,ufIsrs Intensely from the ibi /
and il i. feared that the mem Der will bsve
TO be smputS'ed.
Layer @ h Mason Of Bennington. az
trustee Of the bondholdess Of the Green
Mouutaia summef Homes compauy, has
brought ., ti1ion Ia the Cbasoety court
Ter Bennington county to sell all The real
e.,sis Of tbe company. The property
covered by The deeis Of the o0npsuy IN
cluda Cap Comfort, = sunni resort
aear Bsabisg,on. Bis pond, Gear Wood
ford City. sbd several hundred acres ot
forest lad. 4 hearing vii be held before
Ross Al Montpelier on Octob
u II. il
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-09-30

for those Who Will go to-day aud get q
package q GRAls.O. II takes The place
Of coffee 81 about IA the cost. II is =
iood drtlk, foil Of hesl,b, sBd c.n be civ
60 70 the ehllirsn az veil a. the sdalt uiih
gresi bsuedL II is made Of pure grains
aud looks and tastes like the finest grades
Of MoshS or Java eodse. Il .stisf - every
one A cop Of Gfsir-O is better than
tuie, because it benefit is permsnsst,
What cofes breaks down GrAib-O builds
up. AK yogf grocer io' Grsia.O loo.
and 252
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-09-30

II is explained apologetioally that Gres /
Butlsn's sudden refusal 10 enter into the
Washington sealing conference with Rus
sis, Japan aud the United States is due to
her deep dis rast OF Russian Influence.
Undoubtedly Great Britain has long felt
,hs. Kussis IS hostile to her and perhaps
she hss solid reas Us Tor her belief Bat
the fact remAi1s that Russia is much
interested 10 this seal controversy, that
Russian scientists aud statesmen know
much about it, and that their psrticips
ton 10 the Washington conference, with
oil their expert knowledge. would most
Q rtainly make q satisfactory and lasting
solution OF the vered question all the
easier And the same thing is true OF
Japan She, too, is concerned 10 seal
hsheri 8 From her ports innumenble
pc cheers ct ont. under European o Igs, to
prey upon tho seal preserves among The
northern islands. Jspsnese delegates TO
the v sshington conference would surely
be we'll informed. shrewd, resourceiul di
plomstists. But the United States does
not dream Of excluding them because
there are strained relations between our
govei nment and that Of the Mlksdo over
Hawaii. aud tbst therefore japanese infu
ence might be preiudicisl to American
interests
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-09-30

J. ". Biggett, Of OAK Grove, Fla, bad
an attack OF the measles, nearly three
years ego aud the disease left bin With
very severe psins in the chest, | thought
| would die, be writes, bot TO my great
Joy / was saved by Chsmberlain's Pain
Balm. Pains in the crest nearly always
indicate the approach Of pneunoais and
b. promptly Supplying this liniment on 3
haunel cloth, which shuoli be bound 90
the chest sd attack Of pneHmonis may be
prevented. II is alssys promp, sud eiIe 60,
nal, For sale st 20 and 80 cents per bot
Tie by A II Pstubone, Manchester De
pot J. Il. whippls, Manchester Center.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-09-30

Mrs. L G, FsrIh.n passed suodsy
.ud M7adaJ riib irieBds 10 North Be1o
tus ton
-Mt Sad Mrs C1ailes Hay b.ve re
,araed 20 their home 10 Singer Iand',
Nss RI
Mis-, Aaris Hrkness. Of Washington,
y. G., arured l4i week for visit With
Il. I, Eaton
Harvey aud Charles Mckee passed
suudsy witb their grandparents IL Cam
bridge. New York,
Mrs. Il A Derrick Of Cenite Bruins
sick. New York visited Mr. and Mrs, Q,
II Yong lssl wsek,
--Ehshs H.wley, OF Wet Rupert, was
a guest Of his brother, Hiram Hswley 8
day or two last week.
Mrs Derrick, Mise Derrok and i, s,
Weed returned last week from Pawlet,
where they had been for few days
Mrs. Lemuel Havley aud little dsugb
ter, VINO have been visiting relstives here,
have returned to their home 10 New bury
port, MsssRcb usetts.
go OrA WILDER bad leg badly injured
Isst week Saturday while assisting II, T,
Eaten set monument 10 the cemetery at
Arlington, caused by the breaking OF a
chain, letting stick Of timber fall upon
1t. He will probably be disabled for
some time
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-09-30

"Going into decline" How often
do we hear this expression. What does
1t mean? 1t means that people are losing
flesh, growing thin, wasting.
The way to.corect this condition is TO
improve the digestion. THIS condition q
risea from 40 inability to eat and digest
food. 10 fact food does more harm than
good because it ierments and pusre6es in
the stom oh, developing POISONOUS sub
stances which when absorbed osuse vari
Gus disorders,
What lie required Is that the stomach
be made to perform its duties. The Shsk
er Digestive Cordial is food already di
ested aud diRester Of foods as we'll, 1t
will make The stomach healthy. Get q
book from the druggist and read about it.
A California chemist has robbed Gas tor
Oh Of its bad taste. LbXOL is it's name.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-09-30

Another proof Of the generally imptoy
50 bnsiIess conditions IL found IN the
enormous increase 10 the output OF pig
roo. Wheo business generally is good
he demand Tor iron Is good, II enters
toto the production OF articles for the
rsifo.i-. for the farm, for bnIldIng, Tor
scs-suing vessels and almost every husi
ucss enterprise, aud has rightly been de
gomiuated business barometer Ia Ooto
Der Of last year the weekly production Of
pis.iron 10 the Uaited States averaged q
bout IL 900 tons. The average weekly
output Tor September Of this year will ave
rage 100 600 ions That Is the difference
between protection business and free.
trade ileness. protection prosperity and
ffce.ttsde adv,rslty
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-09-30

The 10 cent TRIAL siz, Of Ey's Cream
Balm which can be bad OF the druggist is
efficient to den onstrste its great merit.
Send 10 cents, We will msilit. Fnllsi 200.
ELY BROS &c Warren ST., n. Y. City.
Csiauh csnsed fliculty in speaking
aud 'os great extent loss OF hearing BY
the use Of EIy's Cream Balm dropping oil
muous has ceased. voice and bearing have
greatly improved. u. W. Davidson, Atty
al Law, Monmouth, Ill.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-09-30

Nj Ihom" Nouell q Boston. who
bss long bad large interests 10 Alaskan
soli niniug ahi kHoSs The territory
thoroughly, gives rhl, souui counsel 10 =
letter to trend, No msn shoald under
take the ldp 10 tbsse new geld delds Ell
esptine 1bder thsse conditions: De a. si
have so3d health. be courageous and DO,
easily overcome by obstacles spparully
iussfn8untsbls, Ehd be O. act have 81 lesst
1920 shea be leaves bic home In The
East li,young msn have these requi
sites will cay TO hin, yoa e.s ls.rs your
home Ia tine 10 reach Gales, Pas 10
The month OF M.ret ,oa car procure
year ontGt At Jasesn, ALASKA; after you
fessh tie Yrtsa, tsis 90 viih ths cHsf Of
be srst naa who NIL Pay yea sccd
wagss, 80 10 work and leAra soms,hins Of
ibs vsys sci methods Li s0fiing el.ir !;
a.. Iittr lev l.sias tIperisres, when
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-09-30

Warmer westher TOT too or three days
has hsd the ti.ot Of Increasing the mum
Der OF uss cases Of the pr Tsiling type OF
y,llow fever At New Orleans, bu. it also
bas bad The effect Of sending down the
dcslh rata There we're q cases 90 Sstur
tsy II Sunday and Up 10 30 Mondsy q
Gases. There were tao deaths on Ss,ur
day, none 90 Sunday sud two today
Physicians aud the authorities tonight .
sree that The situation il steadily improv
tug They believe lhs, the chances are
gtowing more remote every day Of 40 epi
d,mio 10 the other places affected there
hss been no mSrked Increase 10 cases.
QasrNu,ine is eth observed and great
pains taken to prevent the spread Of tn
dlsrsse
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-09-30

No greater truth has ever boen pub
h he'd Ia the same number Of lines then
TIE following The H.rdvick G.zstte
hits the nhll slaargIJ 90 the head when
!! s.ys. Every boy and Young man 10
pear 10 otiloes aud other responsible posi-
t.1as they DO not 90 TO those who hang
round put TO places nor those who pat 10
their tme smoking cigarettes and spiDe
the rty Ie Of dudes aud Washers, bat 10 the
lad sho bias clean record for sobre.y,
honesty aud industry, OF one who will do
oil 10 bis power for hI' employer. A
straight, clean, msnly boy never has TO
hunt long fora Job. He 10 always wanted.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-09-30

Aeog'd4sg to est C9asul 81 Annoy.
hualess ssa1s 10 Clias eommsud super
90 prices hou the ners tact u their
usliaGsitt, sUd Auef.esa trade % his die
ptal a rapidly iactesstrg Othcr Cor
tga % Cbtga, 10 Africa aud 10 SOUTH
Aaaer.es have Gotei this tirong preference
tyf AmtreaB wdss . saeh, IL spesks
sci 1T the iaiesuiJ a. veil I. the SKILL
Of oat msuaisciares thai people Of tbess
8ntsui lsbds have lpstued ,hAt their pro
dosts ar the oues which eau most safely
bs gtnatd
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-09-30


- sTArE - YKRE0aI ,Distrot u Manchester go.
BE il remembered, tlAl Al session u ,hs
PROBATE Court LOldsa At MAneasstar. rlthia
ADD Tor sad Distinct, "a tbs Z1ad dAy u Sep
tsuDsr A. u isg7.
Present, H0r. u. X fywLTa, Jnigs
where's, |. certain tnstfumsht IL srluns
gurporting " Ia the last will and Testament
n ssily b Williams late u Dufsst IN AID
Il,irei deceased. having been Lsrst0fsfs pre-.
ssptsd 10 sad C0uu iN Probate .la duly tled
ia the Registers Once; Therefore lt 10 ordered
that al persons Interested % tbs estate ~ sad
daos.ssd be uolihsd 70 appear before sAii Court
At lss Ffe@sts Ufies 10 Manchester, ia aid
District 90 the 1854 day u Oct0Def u.
IN, al 10 o'stOcs 10 the forsGoon bJ publis.-
tsgn n thls order three weeks sue, essiytiy pre-.
rlJus thereto 10 ths Manchester JgrhEAL q
nsssplgsf printed Al Manchester Aforesaid. "
shgs o.Uss II any thsy may have. shy sald
i "a. lru n.nt 10 sritlng oald not Js prOVsd aud
sl1.e Cd az the lLsi sill 1ad testament " the sad
d6ost ssd.
ysv ". d. EDGEhroa. Register,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-09-30


The September monthly ststsmeui Of
tie ,oFstnmsu, receipts and expenditures
1ilI shy- mslstisI decrease 10 the dehoit
I. eOmpsfsd With August The increase
,hst ~ili be shosn 10 the receipts from
internsl ruyenuB sources seems 10 I1stiy
the expectations OF the treasury officials
that by January DeIt the deficit will
have been red noed 10 uominsl amoaut
The excess Of expenditures over receipts
tins tat this month amounts TO SON
thing ever e. $50 900, bnt 1t is expected
that by October this tIne 3 will have
been reduced 10 81 900, 600 or less, max
log the dchri, for the FIRST quarter OF the
fiscal yesr about s. 600 900 l1ternsI re,
enue G. I'll 3ials call attention TO the fact
ihst already the receipts from nte'ns rev
sune exceed those OF Isst yesr by about
&C 900 900 snd confidently predict that by
January this inotesse .ill have reached
81 900 600 snd possibly S. 900 900 The
receipts from customs thus far show no
material gslDs, nor is 1t expected that any
snbstsntlsl lmpfoy ment will he shown
until after the fret Of The year
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-09-30

Fiat isatngg little mineral speoimcu
atlab L.-al Pcsfy brass b,ek from
Gtasulsai Tie meleouts Weighs 300
t.a.. saa uo1Ii esslly be the mos, cot
fgteaaas spsctmra 10 say kuo~a cabinet
L.s8t Pasty ssys | hsye tested 1t snd !
e.i lbs, tie IMPOSITION, - per cobt iron
sad per eco, uictle, is Aluosl the same
81 cor aEa amor pl Re. 1t Is resonant
sut shal the E'lulmsuI were driving
The jyes INTO the cables ubieh bound
70 fast tho hammers would zip occasional
~ sod toe metec rite you'd give forth =
beautiful bell like loue
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-09-30

-- Jsaab aastfsgteF spA Mss laro
Ice Melissa, 81 AIhsrI. \ J.. ssfs mar
ned 10 Tnaiiy sAgfth 10 thsi city, Wed
aos3sy boon, 70 toe rfeseacs Of q ie~ ttls
ltet sd iut8msis it,se5a hev, Pred
siiek ncLsss. btotber q ths Tn IL
ce stes. he vss ssssied br Rev MI
H4l4utp. iarDeiy q Hooslct Fslis
Ihers vAs 30 brijssmsil. the groom be
isg attended by Depuiy Coarty Clert
Holden Of thu rilissc Professor kankin,
p,esileI Al the arsGu. La5eh vas served
alter Tie ceremony. After sboIi we'd
dsggtrp NJ sud Mrs shstshobsf will
reside 10 Ailagtpn whefe Mt. sbAksho
Der practices isw
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-09-30
STATE OF VERMONT.
iEL ron DIVORCE

Court. JnGe Turm
ARTHUR CLIFFORD. A. d. 1897.
LIBEL ron DIVORCE
Hhtrrds Bridget u. clifford u Bennington IN the
County Oi bennington afotefaid has du flsd 10
Tho once Of tho CLERK u the CountyCourt sithln
AID Tor .Gid County of Bennington, al Bsnnlug.
ton IN said County, her libel for divorce against
Arthur clifford, nov Of parts unknown to said
iibollsnt, wlthosI this st,te5 Alleging As the
cause for said divorce. that the said Arthur
Clifford, IN the 2ith day Of May 1894, wliflhy
and without lust cause deserted the hbeiisut f8f
three tsJ consecutive yesfs aud sysT slDes doth
nd stfl does refuse 10 1--we aud eoh.bit With the
said libslantj and further Altspitg that the sid
Arthur q tHord lie seized and possessed u real
estate Of the value u shout i've hundred dol.
lars and that the same ought " be decreod 10
The hbeant by way Of ,hmonyi sHd praying
that bill Of divorce be giant uut0 hsf and
that che may be allowed 10 resume her torsof
name Of Bridget v Dunn and tor such other
ADD further relief A. 10 law aud justice may sp-
pertain.
Nov THsHTroEs, the said Arthur Chrai 10
hereby. ana by the publication bafsof 10 .oo1rd.
.uos with tho provisions Of the Btstute 10 sHsh
sass made and provided, E0IIFiED AsD REQUIRED
10 appear before tbe HGHOrsD Die tue OguHtyCo1u
VI tho bo At stAtod term thereof " be h0ldsu a.
within aud iOr the COuhty u Bsn.
IlugtOl afOisssld On tho hIst Tuesday u De.
setnbor A. u. 1897, On The nrsl day u said torn,
then and there. Ia sAid tOun ~ make ahsssf
10 sSld libel for divorce u the said Bridget ",
OXFORD aud 10 stand 70 and sbds sarh mdsr.
I'd gmeht and decree thereon ~ 70 said C0uu
,hail sstm meet, the premises eOnslfsfed
Dated At bennington. 10 the D0uuty ~ Bsa.
lingt0h Aforesaid, this IAN day u ss ptsn Dor
nARKY T., CUsHhAE, Clsn.
BlHHEA 4 DthiLao Attorneys tor I4bslIsit,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-09-30

The rr0iessi1usl baseball season /, 81
tn oct ended sod very sensational game
~ss played ST Baltimore Monday 10 .he
presence Of 5000 spectators The BsIti
ugfs have wo1 the pensnl for three years
10 succession, but tbls year Boston hss
hep neck aud neck vitL them sod by
~Iuuine Mondays game will probsbly
cone out shrsd TIE Baltmor club on
Iba, oeossion got "ptlled" for the first
TINS, allowing Boston to win niue runs 10
the seventh IaIing II sss a Pres, day
tar the . sloas aud surprised the probes
.Fiun
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-09-30

Though every proteollonist approves OF
S,nsttr EIkns. who slmed q. beneAtin ing
American railroads by discriminating
against tho Canadian Pacific, aud though
many ErotecIi3uist. believe that such die
elimination souli be wise, the Milwsuk ee
S.a4-. .Rap) SAYS, yet almost nobody
believes th.t measure Of this importance
shonld become law without discussion.
Senator Elklns is reported as saying that
be thought It prudent not to let the nature
Il section y become known. He iorsets
that political discussion exists for the
sake Of mAklog this Mod Of prudence IN
possible.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-09-30
Chr 1uaHfhrsifTJ Journal
THrEsuAI. HLFE 81 49,
Ia ssk8Sus E6stsrGAt Prvpris'ar

Ebe rsgEAHasns q Ffssift hes lefI
base tyl slt3 n ereuitfy Tracy -
fatf osa ssls lai MAC IAeft - tfla
Fsstt a. lLsI saEf sffhaseueGl 49,
b. ms3s eta 10 Clua'lt Jalas. bel %
80 lpau - tbrusl ibsTf viil be thfes
osc8s3si,s iat Msya' sd thsl IsEE1nl
rrHtt tht t.a,t cbaase q wishing
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-09-30

IH Aasast. I-tl Bnaah m.tsfs sol5
. toEs Il ua pets 10 TIE tEiie3
h,4fss. ls Asgsti 10, ibsy ,ol3 oaIy
a'# taaa Amsf,sss made plate hla
Billed $50 mHEst oar British tnsuds
t.Ss thls pl.lasspblaallf, lhty eiPscted
50. bat ,beu "sitalg u3lgs sliiss' sBd
rttmpiast 10 ths ughei s9tas use 10
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-09-30
GROCERY AND DRUG
BARGAINS.

Are not inferior goods at small prices but the
best goods AZ reasonable puces. Prudent
buyers know that here they can get the best
groceries and drugs for their money. Poor
quality and our store don't recognize each
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-09-30
EQUINOX STUDIO

Mr.. Bsuman is an artist Of experience aud
ability and his work will DO Of tho highest Glaze.
Prices will be reasonable.
y. II. OHVIs,
Manchester VI. June 2sth, 1881. u