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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-08-19

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,sid 10 be obe OF the beet Il moi the best
soptabu ia toe oonntry,
-Fu1k walker bad pair Of rubber
boots st5ls Saturday night ,ud the thiei
vas TRACKED 10 f i-rd PIKE. barn 10 san
dsfI.hd shere he vas dstsin.1 until Con
a.bls Giddings could be Rouaed, who
broashl bin 10 !sil sandsy morning, He
90. broush, before Juuics rnctlin Men
day mofnihg and gave b.. psn. AZ Frank
Scott and said be -ss IRON New Hsmp
chi e. Hes. coed g. AID coats sud
being nosbis 10 p,y,sil spend n days
10 tbs sork house, Bsio,s he -s tsksn
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guests rslssd the smouut nee sssfy to lib
crate him aud b. vent on his ~.y riolc
ias.
We copy the ioIox ing from the New
York Hotel Register Of August llth;
Manchester, VI, = b.sutltnl plsce, is best
snuwn q. summer resort The
Manchester summsr re.or. means the
Eluibor Hotel and the Equinox Hote
means Frankie t. OVis, who established
.nd has msiutained 1t successfully for
orly i've years. Mr., Otyis has been 90
,sged 10 sevsr.I hotel enterprises 10 Fiorl
ID snd is known al over the country as
veil ~ 10 Vermont He WAS the pioneer
q what is called summer business 10 this
state aud has bsen by far the most tuo
'essial Of oil the men engaged 10 II,
With the hot,l. ils ,nneI add cottsges. Mr.
)vls /, able to entertain two hundred
ND fifty guests Mr. OtVis has five cons,
he msIotl.y OF whom are 10 the hotel bust
Tess 10 large way, Inc uding one 10 the
.o,iys management Of the Equinox House. {
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-08-19

w. Is johnson, Newark O., Gays, One
Minute Cough Cure saved my only child
from dying by croup, pneumonia, bronchi
tis snd other setious throat and lung
troubles J II Whipple, Manchester Cen
TIRE; A Ii pettibone. Msuc hester Depot
sUSDEu AND,
Miss Bessie Mstteson who bias been
attending school in Greenwich, n. Y. lie
home for ysoation.
Mrs, G. T. Burbank OF New York
will spend the remsnder OF the summer
With her parents, Mr., and Mrs. L, l.
Lawrence.
DIR. George Madison, Of Chicago, ILL.,.
who is visiting friends snG relatives in
this section, spen, Sunday sth Mr., and
Mrs Ira Bentley.
Mrs. Q Nj, TefIt and daughters
Maud aud Mabel returned Saturday TO
their home 10 North Hoosick. Mr. Teff.
will remain fora few weeks.
Union church Sunday school reOrgsn
lied August Sth. Officers elected Z. A,
Graves, Supt.; Mrs. James Wymsn, As
sistant Supt; Mrs. Ira Bentley, Secretary;
Miss Jennie King. Treasurer; Margaret
Graves, Librarian; Mrs. Chandler Wells,
Orgsnist
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-08-19

Tspley's Bread Winners out wear sll
other shoes.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-08-19

TERRIBLE ACCIDENT. - 1t is terrible &C
cidont to be burnsd or scslded, but the
pain and agony and the frighttul disfgure
ments can be quickly overcome without
leaving scar by using DeWit's Witch
Hazel Salve J. II. Whipple, Msnches
ter Centre; A. Ii. Pettbone, Manchester
Depot.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-08-19

" Bsbss ts returned from Gu
peetieuL
Mira John F.irm.D Is very ~ At this
urueg,
Mu l. zzs Carr aud two ohiIdred are
visiting her parents, Mr. aud Mn. janice
OBne1.
Rev. L E Rogers preached very 10
teressing sermon TO large congregation
OF sandAy, Aug Sth,
w, G, Freddy hiss lsst purchased
20 carloads Of blue Rutland marble 10 be
delivered Al bic mill here
Farmers are msking siow progress
wilh hsying and some sre not mote than
hall done. Oae declares ihsl out Of 40
days there has been DOLLY tour without
rsiu,
Much sympathy is felt for Mrs, John
Qailter 10 the death Of bright little boy
OF three years Within the year Mrs.
. uillsr has lost her husband, killed by
a falling tree, and a son killed by the oars.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-08-19

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palsaa u stth tlae Hssf. bat 50 hslart
by ssins b Nia's Lutls Early BIfsFs, The
lsm0ps hlte pills iat constipation. bil
iaarauss sod stomach sad liver troubles
they are purely vegetable. J Il NhJppls
MsacAoste' Ceatre, A II Fetubone, Man
chester Depot,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-08-19
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stewart. .be eIgrss hor@ that ths
asti pill sot he psrntnssliT sasctsd,
M Isihrep u tie frat selsolzsn q The
iova .sa 10 very nBeh esteemed by
ever body,
Nj. Ksibfas Hlts, Ansrioaa lead
log soprano. iss guest Al The Arliagion
sad b, Indy volunteered 10 sihs Al =
reception 10 be sirss by $, james du.ld,
At the p,riort Of the Arlington 60 Tnss
DAY bs1l. Aug a. and Il 10 10 be hoped
that every oue Wishing 10 bear hd viIl
make 90 sssi 10 be present. There vii
also be music, both iustruutrtd ana
veal By very emineat singers and pisb
.sis, aassiei by the Arlington orchesirs,
Which, by the way. 10 second 10 pons 10
The county. Alter be nnsiesl drains
uill be enacted by the youns ladies' and
setlemen OF The psn,h after Which dane
ius will take place IN tie spseiou' dirias
room Of tie hotel, shieh viii be picely
decorated Tor the occasion,
Arizona republican., 1897-11-07
COUNCILMAN BROOKS.

The election yesterday of John I. Brooks to represent the Third ward in the city council was a victory over which republicans may well feel jubi- lant. The Third ward has previously been democratic by majority of stwenity or more. MT. Brooks not only oVercame this, but had votes to spare. His election proves that his neighIbors considered him a safe man for the council; also that republican senti- ment is growing in this heretofore democratic stronghold. By the cleo Hiom of Mir. Brooks the democratic strength in the city council has been reduced to one vote. This In itself is a subject of qualification to all who take an interest in municipal D rogress.
Arizona republican., 1897-11-07
WHAT EUROPE TALKS ABOUT

Electric Typewriter German postoficel is experimenting with an invention, an electric typewril5ir ap- paratus, which, at a cost of $125, can be connected with a telegraph wire, and messages which are typed off on the keyboard at one end are r:pro- dIced at the other end
 Marlborough as Huntsman.- ''Vanity Fair" reviewing the hunting prospects at Melton Mowbray, is sar- castle in its reference to the duk5l of Marlborough, who has just arrived tlhera, coming down in ducal fashion by special train AS a hunting man, the duke is a credit to his bootmaker, for no one wears more perfect boots"
 Echo of the Jameson Raid.-A curi- ous echo of the famous telegram of Emperor William of Germany to President Kruger of the South Afri- can republic. after the capture of Dr. Jameson and his followers. was heard in the courts on Wednesday last, when German merchant attributed his bankruptcy to decrease of busi- mess owing to the prejudice this tele+ graphic message of sympathy with the Tramsvaal created in London against the Germans in genral.
 Thackeray's Grave.-A paragraph appears in the papers this week call ing attention to the neglect of Thack- erAy's grave in Kensal Green ceme- tery. It is overrum with ivy, which oIbliHeraltes the inscrip tion.
 The Bad American Spirit ''-Sir Charles Dilke, the we'll known radical member of parliament for the Forest of Dean Division of Worcestershire, addressing a big meeting at Newcas- tla this week. said he had hitherto never believed in the embittered feel ing here between capital and labor, or that capital oppressed labor "as it does in America" But. he added, redent events showed the uprising of the bad American spirit here, par Ftilculatly in the ship building and en- gineering trades"
 Duke and Housekeeper.-At Cam l brfdge, on Thursday, Mrs. Savage,
Arizona republican., 1897-11-07
Chinese streets are only eight feet

Chinese streets are only eight feet wide.
 Five thousand fivel hundred news papers are published in Germany.
 London firms are said to spend over $10,0O0,000 a week in advertising.
 There are 125 bishops of the Gnu 7ch of England distributed over the world.
 Jnfamt schools began i'm New Lan- ark, Scotland, in 1915; in England not till 1918.
 On an average, mam's physical strength begins to decay at the age of 36.
 In Italy there are more theaters in proportion to the population than in amy other country.
 A greater number of men than wo- men become stout laltel in life No satisfactory explanation is offered of rhis fact.
 The duke of Fife is said to keep twelve suits going at the same time, and never wears the same clothes twice in the same week.
 The Sandwich islanders believe that the souls of their deceased monarchs fesid's dn the ravens, and they em-reaE Europeans not to molest them.
Arizona republican., 1897-11-07

The Gazette and that aggregation of honest working men" who have taxed their energies lately to defame Mayor Adams will find but cold comfort in contemplating the republican vic tory in the Third ward yesterday. The election of Mr. Brooks was a proper rebuke to the unprogressive element that has left no stone unturned to hamper the present city administra- tion It has been MT. Adams idea from the start to elect none but sub stantial, progressive citizens to mu nicipal offices. The victory of yeste- day only proves that the voters of the Third ward heartily endorse the mayors course. The business mem of Phoenix have always done so. Now with a safe working majority in the council the republicans have the op portunity of making great strides forward in the next two years.
Arizona republican., 1897-11-07

countufes Of late years some efforts have been made ito bring about more intimate trade relations between the two extreme portions of the hemis- phere, but these efforts have been re- strictIed almost entirely to commercial circles; and, consequently, little Or nothing has been accomplished through their agency toward remov- ing the widespread ignorance which prevails in this country concerning the republics to ithe south of us.
 Most of our readers will be sur prised, therefore, to know that, in the catalogue of republics, Brazil ranks second to the United Statss alone In a recent article published in ltlhe monthly bulletin Issued by thl bureau of American republics, Senos Salvado de Mendonca, the Brazilian minister at Washington, gives a num- Der of ilntertesting figures bearing up- cm th,sl resources of Brazil. To cite a few of these figures the w.iter states in the first place that Brazil contains 3209,S square miles, or nearly I240,0 ,000 square m.-es more than the United States contained prior to the annexation of Alaska. As con- pared with European countries the area of Brazil at the present time is 229,910 square miles greatsr than the combined areas of the six great Eu- ropean mowers, vfz.: Russia, Germany Austria-Hungary, Great Britain, France and Italy.
 In addi'tlon to Ehis vast extsnt of terrgitory the minister goes on to say that Brazil has more than 4,090 miles of coast line and is watered through out its interior by fluvial system aggregaEfng 50,000 miles in extent Most of the streams comprised in this enormous system are p1owed by river boats. and thIere is hardly a portion of the country which is not accessible to commerce by means of these boats As for the resources of Brazil. the minister states that almost every hind of tree, shrub and plant known to either the torrid or temperate zones, is indigenous to the soil of the South American republic and grows i'm rich profusion. Already 1t is claimed that seven-tenI.hs of nlhe worlds coffee aud more than four fifths of its rubber are produced in Brazil. In the mountainous portion of the country mineral deposits abound in large quantities; showing, altogether, that the country is in pos session of almost unlimited resources.
 These considerations make it evi- dent that Brazil is one of the coming powers of the globe. Though still hampared to some exte-t by the blighling effects of Spanish tyranny, the growth of the South Am5rican republic in recent years has been re- markablel; but this lis only mere inkling of what its growth will be when the traditional endorsements of the country shall have bean com plalely overcome
Arizona republican., 1897-11-07
CHIEF JUSTICE STREET.
President Mckinley dis

President Mckinley distinctly showed his appreciation of uhe terri torial bar yesterday when he appointed Judge Webster Street of this ely chief justice of Arizona. That this high position, which was recently va cated by the death of Judge Truesdale, should be filled by so competent a man as Judge Street will be a sourca of qualification to all political par tiss. Webster Street is man yda in the prime of life, but he has been for many years one of tine leading attorneys of the ter ritory A native of the president 5 state. Ohio. he came Ito Arizona twenty years ago and settled at Kingman. He later moved Ito Tucson and thence to Tombstone. where he was elected county judge and served with credit during the stirring times of that once great mining camp. 1n 1885 Judge Street came to Phoenix whe. e he has since continuously practicad his pro fessfon His knowledge of the law has long been recognized by members of the bar, and when he became a can didate for chief justice. the legal fra ternity of the territory endorsed him almost unanimously. Judge Street also had the endorsement of Governor McCord and other members of fhe ter ritorial administration. Always a staunch republican, and several times leading a forlorn hope for his party as a candidate, his appointment is a just recognition of his political ser Arizona The Republican conglaltu- lates Chief Justice Street
Arizona republican., 1897-11-07
THIS BUSY WORLD

Camel's milk is very pala.able. Total blindness is on the decrease. Old leather is boiled down into glue Persian women have a horror of red hair.
 Prince Bismarck has fought over thirty duels.
 The center of train is considered the safest.
 The average bullock weighs 800 pounds.
 Only three species of reptiles exist in Ireland.
 There are 6,220 railway stations in England.
 A good ostrich yields $2,OOO worth of feathers.
 Wearing nightcaps is said to pre- vent dreaming.
 Nine per cent of cases of amputa- tiom are fatal.
 Women suffer from erysipelas more than men.
 Negro women have, as a rule, very clear voices.
 Danish butter is made from sour or rdpeneid cr5am.
 One pound a week is considered a good salary in Japan
 An ordinary brick will absorb six teen ounces of waiter.
 Potato juice cleans dirty clothes better than soap
 British soldiers, when marching take eighty -eight steps minute
 There are seventy-five doctors to every 100000 persons in London.
 The Bermudas export over 17,000,- 900 of onions annually.
 There is a macadamised road in India 1,800 miles in length.
 Soma important inventions have been discovered by lunatics.
 The marquis of Bute's mansion near Rothesay, cost $10,000,OOO.
 Opium is obtained from the nnripe fruit of tIhe white poppy.
 About 65,OOO tens of refuse ari swept off London streets yearly.
 A bad stomach often makes life 2 burden. Scientific treatment vii make your life brighter. See Dr Swetnam.
Arizona republican., 1897-11-07

housekesper of KmbOlton castle, the seat Of the duke of Manchester, was charged wi.h stealing articles belong ing to the duke. The defence was that the duke who is not yet of age, was indsbted to her. She explained that while the duke was a student at Cam bridge he was in the habit of taking his undergraduate friends, ire quently numbering as high as eight persons. to KfnrboIton castle, and that she (the hpuselleepEr) who was on board wages, had Lp provide lunch con for them cut of her own pocket and also incurred numerous other ex- penses in connection with the house keEping which had never been repaid to her. Mrs. Savage was acquitted by the jury.
Arizona republican., 1897-11-07
CANNOT STAND THE POLITICS.

And mlOW PieTre IOrill ard threatens to leave the Limited States. He is disgusted with the politics of this country, he says. Ut is not certain that MT. Lorillard is a disappointed candidate for office, but his statement makes him to appear so. If he is disg1Isted with our politics, why does he not lend a hand toward improving them3 Now, whIaT,s would the wealth of the Lorillard's be, if it were not for politics? Think of Ithe many thou sands of pounds of tobacco that were mastrcated during the various politi- cal campaigns of this country. Think of the millions of cigars that have been distributed among anticipated voters. In the, crossroads grocery, on tihe corners of the streets, in the political wiigWams, everywhere men cheered and smoked, spit and listen ed. If men spent their time in evad- ing politics, as MT. Lorillard pro- poses to do, there would be but little need for tobacco factories.
 But if MT. Lorillard proposes to quit this country and settle in Eng land, he will be in the condition of the man concerning whom the scrip tures speak-7having cleansed his home of one devil, seven others came in and abode with him so that his last state was worse than his first Politics in England has always be-n notoriously bad. By reason of American ideas, which are rapidly pervading tlhe political government of England, its politics is gradually assuming a more elevated aspect. But perhaps it is not politics that induces MT. LoEillard to abandon this coun- try to its fate. Perhaps he, like other American millionaires, is ready to sell his proud American birthright for a mess of peeaage.
 Having made his wealth in this country he would spend it in Eu- rope We prohibit immigration to this country of Chinamen-Why not apply the same rule to others who ex- ert far more injurious influence up- on the nations industry. Would our wealthy American cittizens leave this country, if they were forced to leave their wealth behind? Not much. Now we could spare! Mir. Iorillard and Mir. Astor, if they would give to this nation what they made out of it. It would not bother us one bit, the loss of a few citizens like those mentioned It is true that ttley have been indus tTfous and peaceful, but if everybody will follow their example, what is to become of the country? Some time CIT thla ether the means and opportun- ity for making w'salth will be ex- ! hausted, if this thing is to continue But then their removal makes room for others. Somebody will take theil place, and the same wheel will gc round and round. It may be that MT Lorillard is advertising his wares by making the threat.
Arizona republican., 1897-11-07

The latest is dairymen's trust or combine in Indianapolis They have a dead sure thing in the lacteal in dustry, and the price of milk threat ems to run so high that Jerseys will soon become a necessary attachment to every wealthy private family.
Arizona republican., 1897-11-07

Henry George and George M. Pull man were the subjects of the majority of sermons all over this country last Sunday. It is a very cold day, when you can force the average ministsr to take his text from Ghe Bible
Arizona republican., 1897-11-07

The Nashville centennial exposition closed in triumphal glory. 1t was a grand thing for Tennessee and an object lesson for rhe south.
Arizona republican., 1897-11-07
A COMING POWER

Americans living in this portion of the hemisphere are, as rule, too daeply absorbed in their own domes- tic concerns to give much thought to what is going on in South American
Arizona republican., 1897-11-07

Interest i'm Arizona mines is grow ing. The hills of this territory are full of Miealth, and eastern money is becoming available to bring it ito the surface
Arizona republican., 1897-11-07

Kaiamazoo ought to be a toleraIbly good place for indligen1 humanity. Its name lis of Indian origin and, liter ally translated, m'lans 'tthe place where the pot boils.'
Arizona republican., 1897-11-07

There are two ways of throwing away good money. One is to fit out am Arctic exploring expedition, and ths other is to send searching party after it.
Arizona republican., 1897-11-07

Andree started out to search for the north pole, and now expeditions are ito be started out in search of An dree. He has probably run out of grub and dewoured his pigeons, as none have been hea1d of for some
Arizona republican., 1897-11-07
DOCTORS

prescribe for you, but the druggist supplies the medicine. A correct di- agnosis and prescription avail noth- ing, however, unless the medicine is prepared properly from pure drugs. The druggist, therefore, has much to do with the success or failure of the doctors treatment. We have won golden opinions from the physicians of Phoenix on account of the accuracy and reliability of our prescription de- partment and the recognized purity and freshness of our drugs. Our policy is to boycott all adulterations and exclude them absolutely from our stock. Reap the benefit by sending all your prescriptions to us.
 c. ESCHMAN & co.
Arizona republican., 1897-11-07

Cheat Britain and France are both reaching out for Ehe most favored portion of Africa, and a collision seems inevitable.
Arizona republican., 1897-11-07

The adoption of compulsory miM- tary service in Mexico prompts the: Mexican Herald to say that "any dude who can canry a ten-pound cane should carry a muskef 9
Arizona republican., 1897-11-07

The weather is geuting the requisite amount of "crimp" to be enjoyable. The Arizona fall is incompatible.
Arizona republican., 1897-11-07

A Chicago preacher introduced a brass band as a feature of the regu- lar church service. It has not been stated that it was a circus band
Arizona republican., 1897-11-07

If Blanco expects the Cubans to ac- cept autonomy he should not hand It to them on the end of a bayonett-
Arizona republican., 1897-11-07

Hon. Hannis Taylor, ex-minister to Spain, evolves the idea that Uncle Sam will have to settle the Cuban question Thanks.
Arizona republican., 1897-11-07

The Luetgert murder trial cost Chi cago 0,000, but all the same she will give the sausage man another whdrl.
Arizona republican., 1897-11-07

The yellow feUer situation is inn proving and everything indicates that the drelad malady has spent it's force
Arizona republican., 1897-11-07

ENang5lina Cisneros is in Chicago. ls will continue her triumphal tour in a short time. After that-what?
Arizona republican., 1897-11-07

Genaral Blanco says he will show no mercy to insurgents. He has started, att the beginning of his cam paign, to help the insurgents cause.
Arizona republican., 1897-11-07

Eo-To- Bac for Fifty Cents. Guara nteed tobacco habit cure, makes weak men strong. blood pure. soc. $1. All druggists
Arizona republican., 1897-11-07

PBGNsx. sx.NovEEBEK. ! 1897.
Arizona republican., 1897-11-07

Publication Office: B Adams Street. Tel 0phone No. AT.
Arizona republican., 1897-11-07

Washington Bureau. 5o9 Fourteenth 8t N. W.