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The courier., 1898-12-24

loved. and " 10 Tor love that sne 10 statN
ing, it is Of pity that she is dying. Her
gay and beautiful sister, wishing to be
agreeable, tells her that she has bought
some new waltzes and wouldn't she like
to hear them?
20 yes" replies Madeline with asper-
ity, "waltzing is my favorite pastime."
Later the family convers atio1 turns
upon marriage and Madeline remarks
that she has been thinking Of marrying
herself, lately. Her father breaks out
in indulgent laughter. You marry,
Madeline, youS"
Yes /. why not IY Isthis.' throwing
her crutch passiondtely against her
breast. "is this always to come between
me and everything that file woman's
life?"
This is about the usual temperature OF
Madeline's relations with her family.
They irritate her at every turn and she
is in the habit OF being irritated and is
continually looking for iriuries. They
don't love her and she knows it. She
can only remember one being who has
ever loved her. the physician who has
always tended her. who brought her
through all her childish illnesses, who
has exhausted every resource OF medi.
cine to cure her lameness. and who, fail
ing in that, by his very devotion. has
kept life struggling in her frail little
body She says to him: "Do you know
you are the only friend l have ever had
in all my life! When was a little
child used to lie tossing in my suffer
ing and listening for the sound OF your
horses hoofs. and the hours seemed U.
80 long, and | used to be so jealous. so
afraid that you might like one OF your
other patients better than me. And
when went abroad / was almost glad
that the great doctors there could not
cure me. 1t would have broken my
heart il they had succeeded where you
had failed, But now, now i am wo-
man. and il you cannot cure me. can you
not at least kill me! l have borne this
humiliation too long"
The physician 10 admirably played by
MIR. Frederick de Belleville. He tells
her as he has often told Ter before, that
her affliction is purely a nervous one,
that a great nervous shock, supreme
effort of will. even. would cure her lame
ness. She recalls to him the time when
a tenement house in which she was do
ing charity work caught fire and she
was unable to escape even to save her
life and a young painter had rescued
her and carried her out, and this young
painter, she tells him, she is going to
marry. He is poor and cares for moth
ing but his work. He had wife once
whom he loved, but she deserted him
because of his poverty and afterwards
died. She will furnish him money to go
abroad and study and then he will come
back and marry her and she will go out
of this house that she hates and live
her own life. 1t is to be simplya busi,
ness transaction. She proposes to buy
her husband and her liberty as she has
always bought what she wanted and the
doctor, who loves her, can say nothing.
The second act opens year later upon
the preparations for Madelines we'd
ding. She comes in in her bridal dress,
with her crutch. She is manifestly un-
happy. She calls the doctor, who is
never far to call, and in an incoherent
fashion imparts to him her grief. She
went into this matrimonial bargain
The courier., 1898-12-24

= K7I1sve Will Find Way she i'm
Sfns a lame girl, rich. we'll edu-
k1nrrounded by every luxury-but
.aaG5 Like all of Mrs. Fiske's charac-
y psychological study, study
Narping effect OF physical
= upon the mind" The first act
r 20 =: Madeline in the bosom OF her
y family in which she is toler-
- rDejed, INDUCED, everything but
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-03-03
STATE NEWS.

The ease OF State VI. William W. Lsv
renee for shooting Judge Ttomss O
Ss.yer, Cd trial 10 Windsor couo,y cour
since Feb, 2, resulted in = verde, Of gui
~ Of sn assault With ittent TO comm
murder,
DR. Grout Of Ws,efbnry recently recel1
s3 by express pickerel which weighed
Is "a pounds snd measured Al inches
long 1, vs caught through the ice Of
shelburue pond by f. lsh.n Of ST.
George.
Walter Geur, = carpenter, fell While as
oeudios adder Oh DR.. Boynion's house
=. Woodstock Sundsy, anklnR on his
bead on the concrete w.lk, II died two
hours later, hsuos nsver resained COZ
sciou,n.s. He lived IN pomir-t. he
leaves a crippled wiie sud ihr,e children
The olde.t twinf 10 the state sppesr to
be Mr.. Miaetvs eastman o i~sy A6i
Mira. M.lyins Cushmsn SGoctsell, who
~.rs born 10 Tunbridse Dec 10. lsCs.
Mira. Ofdwsy has spent bel % years and
Gov live. pesr the s,te Of the cid Cusb
mao homestead. Ap. STOCK veil lives 10
Chelsea
10 cou6ty court st Woodstock Taesisy
Lshe Howard Of White River JUNCTION
see convicted q % hrs, oieaoes Of liquor
selling and Hned sCG1, Frank u Ho~ard
..s iound guilty OF ops fret feuos snd
-. daed $50 sud sehteucsd to- month In
the house Ct correction.
The will Of Mr, Campbell Of Battle
boro which .a pfob,.ed lat uesk makes
The following public b'qass,s American
beard 500. America home nissiohary
soclsiy $500. domestic niusiousry socisty
d vuusn, $500 Butilehcro Youps
aea'. ChnsJi.n Association $500 Cobstt
s.tior. clusst Al palnev 800.
ADELAIDE NJ, .. sldes. dag hler FL.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-03-03
SUNDERLAND.

- d I'd 10 Manchester, Feb, 10, Ids
Bentley. A few years since Mrs, Bentley
zane amoDg us . stranger. BY her qnlet
an gentle ways she soon became very
tear to us. She united with the Methodist
church In early life. We trust she nov
resis with her Savior, She had great pr
severance 10 goins to church and sabbath
school with her children. We feel this
Influence will go With her little ones
through lie. At the time OF her death
her children we're shnt IN by scarlet fevei
,nd could not see the sweet face OF their
mother. To Hin who when on earth took
little children 10 tis arms and blessed
them we commit these little ones, know
Dg full we'll that those earthly friends
sho With loving hands cired 20 tendsrly
for The mother will not forget her mother
less children. Many thsnks are due DR.
Phillips. who WAS not the attending physl
clan bnt who promptly responded to The
call for help, doing oil r.edlcal skill conld
10, aided by kind heart to alleviate SUI
fsring. A NEIGHBoR
David Andrew, an old time resident OF
this town. died Sunday sged shout 7O|
yesrs. He had been 10 poor health for q
long time The funeral was held Tue,
day afternoon.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-03-03

Don't thi,k that your liver needs trea
ing il You are bilious. |, dout It's your
stomach. That IL, ycur stomach is really
what causes the hiliousues.. 1t has put
your liver ont OF order.
See what's the ma ter with your
stomach,
Sick stomach poisons liver ard then
there's trouble Sh-k,r Digestive Cordial
cures stomach and oil il well That's
the case 10 uu'sh,ll
Sbsker Digestive Cordial is no secret
Fotmulsrs on every bottle. Bot its the
simple honest way ITS msde, the honest
Shsker herbs and other Ingredients OF
which j. is COMPOSED, that makes it so
sfficscious.
Any resl case Of ladges'ion and bilious
ness can be cured With q few bottles Of
Thsker Digestive c rdlsl Try it,
Sold by druggist, price 10 cents to
81 90 Per bottle
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-03-03
MARGARET DACEY's Estate

- STATE or VERMONT, District OF Manchester, ST
Be 1t remembered d, that at session Of The
Probate Court, holden al Manchester, within
and for sad pistto, on the ard day Of Feb,
ruary A. d 1898
Present, Hos y K FuwLtR, Judge
Whereas a certain instrument ID Writing
purportng to be the last viii and Testament
Of Margaret Dpcty late Of Manchester in saId
District, deceased. having been heretofore pre-,
scented TO said Court for Probate and duly filed
in the Register Office. Therefore 1t If ordered
that all persons interested n the estate Of sslG
deceased be notified TO appear before said Caull
at the Probate Office IN Manchester, IN saio
District on the 2 d day OF March A u
1898, at 10 O'Clock IN the forenoon bv publica.
ton Of this order, three weeks snccessYelg pre-.
vous thereto, in the Manchester JOURSAL q
newspaper printed at Manchester aforesaid, to
show cause, il any the NAV have, why SAID
instrument in Writing oud not be proved Al d
allowed as the last will aud testament oft salo
deceased.
433w B. EDGERTON, Register
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-03-03
Ad.l,. 70 nath.f..

Are you disturbed q, nigh, aud broken
Of your rest by sick child suffering aud
cryiug slit pain OF eating teethi II 50
send At once Aai get bottle Of Mrs. Win,
slo~s Soothing Syrup for childtea teeth
ius. /. cures dyseutery, diarboea, regui
lstes the stomach Lud bo9el', cures wind
collie, sotleas TIE gums, reduces ilaaus'
iion. aud gives tone aud energy 10 the
whole sysiem Mu Wtnslos's Soothing
Syrup for Chilaren Teetbibg is pleasant
0 the iaste and is the prescription Of oue
OF The hliest aud best female physician
au1 nuffes 10 the Uuited States AID is Tor
ssls by al druggists throughout the world
price % eta . bottle.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-03-03


' 'es 49, '-' 81 d. '2AA'
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.... 4.,-. -
=, -. ~.
- -
-, - - -, -
...t.E.s
e''-.''-' ""'f'' W. 1'tF sugar w!
F''A''" e. '''' - '1e fq9et' o.
'f'tt'' @'++1 sf 100 Nt~ fora Asa IL
'''''''" ''''''''''
~. NJ
' .' t'ND'N'' 'N'
$50
'tt' u H'.afI u batilrsios W.
"b"'e s"N. haat'aai, vas en- daty 90 ihe
m''1s' Shieh "as Jesitoytd 10 Havana
1't'"i' received aisFh'ch announcing
Tue sa'''l % tue !ea's ran Csde. hol
9'D 80 1A'sA u u ~ nslo'ls, about tso
- '"' ~ U''0'
f''''4 CD 'haF ''A IRON tue rooi OF
h'"faf' 'nH9' 10 hsuulaslon, "eines
Jay 'i's''o'b RI 50 Rev T. Il seymour
"'H pst''h's H2oa sizsd part Of The
S'A''i co tHpeh ulm' 'poiiihR hls Lev bal
500 Gu "te us bsha slshlly, lhe
'Ne' 'eN"'' n'n uSs 'ta'e'eu 10 oNHEsf
''uu, 'a' be o'' 10 return 70 bennington
" N''H''' ~ A''"pon'
TIE completion sud opening Of the Ben
ui1stoh electric railroad between North
DENIM ston snd banbing was celebrated
tuesday OF last week With sR excursion.
ri invited guests IRON both places and
hoosleE Falls PARTICIPATED Dinner was
served al The fsrsh Creek House at North
B'oninston. The charter for the road
va granted II 1891 work was begun Nov,
10 and the hfst car went over the llne 10
lust Two mobtos'
Sll.s l. GHh,h has been so successful |
IL his experiments III breeding trout st
MONT Tabor that be nov Intends to en |
iarse bis breeding ponds and will have
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-03-03

From oil over the country, come
words Of praise for smberlsin's Cough
Remedy. Here lsa sample letter from
Mrs G Shep, OF Little Rock. AK: ]
was suffering from very severe cold,
Elected by Cham berlaiu's Couab Remedy
concluded TO give ii a uual and accord
ioely procured bottle. 1t gave me
prompt relief snd have the best reason
for recommending II very highly, which
do with pleasure For sale by J. II
Whippla. Msnchestfr Ce, ire; A, e. Petit
bone Manchester Depot
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-03-03

called 6falu O ltIss delicious. appetig
ius, TO 1fitbing food dtiuk 10 take The
place OF coffee. Sold by ell stoc =. sUd
liked by all wbo have used It hesause
when properly prepared it tastes like the
facet Nee bat is free from all imam ne
prop rites, Grsiu-O aids disettloa aud
Strengthens the nerves II is not snmu
liant b1ts health builder, Snl children
rs well 81 adults, can drlrk it with great
benefit Costs shout IA IS much as COT
fee. Is and q cents.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-03-03

AIiow ooasb 20 raa 8a'lt - sets beyaat
the teach Of nediciue. Iaey often ssy
Oh. it slll wtarassy, tat IN most case,
il siii Gear them away Could they bt
induced TO Try the suocessiul mediciae
called hrmp's B.lsam, which Is sold ou =
positive susrsstee to euFr, they would
Immediately see The excellent 4, Beet allot
tasing the dra dose. Price p aud 5Jc
Tusl s.Es free. At ell druggist.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-03-03

Grrmsnys ssrsriIns sppesr TO favor !
tsnf var with the United States. sucl
su would help them Tor time. II
sou shut Gu The American gram. fruits
meats aud food articles OF different sort'
shich come 10 competition With the homt
products, and the home PRODUCERS, as ;
consequence, oo1li mark prices up. Bn'
The sdvsntsge 10 them would Ne oul!
Temporary. The CONSUMERS, VITO are
macy times more numerous than the pro
duoer, would q ioky make 8 rtotes
which would be spt 10 cat daties below
their origlnsI point, and the last estate OF
tbs ssrsrisns would be worse than tht
Hnt For . year or two this serstlsn
mensee might do harm to the United
States, bu'. through the enhanced prices
-hice the home monopolIs,s aud trustt
would tIborl, and the retaliation which
would be resortsd to 10 this country, Ger
many would be by lar the greater suffer
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-03-03

- friend In need T. II intend Indeed
A friend advised ms 10 try Ely's Cream
Balm and after nsinR It SIX weeks ! be
ieyed myself cured OF catarrh. 1t ia =
most valuable remedy Joseph Stewart,
GA Grand Ayenue. Brooklyn. n. \,
Ny son was I'll csed With catsrrh, | in
duced him to try Eye c cam Balm at
the dissgreeable cat rrhaI smell oil left
him, He sppesrs as well az anyone. y.
G. Olmstesl, Arcols, Iii
Price Of Cream Palm Is fifty cents,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-03-03

Fee Deb psp,rs at l..t .pe,k ont on The
C4laa 40 t,ou. Tue London ness aye
stsia eaa sIptc, 90 supporL moral OF
"a cretss, from Easl.bi .s,io. the
liu3 States, She tas ra,n.d Cubs .,
sag has 'aiufa or iost every colooy BY h.r
c.uagii 0. ctueltJ aud n.l.dn ini.irstion
a. sae rasl be lsii 10 settle the ,oooub,
TT sHA those whom II nay concern
rltaaat s,y sil CT synps,hy 90 cor part
To- ,stiati 10 At editori,i on the ,,mt
ser.rs. '.rls hshly praises President Nc
Il 'tt.tstmstlite nodtr.tiop, and
iteagl4i tbsl u .Juld be ouly num,u
ttlafe ihI proof that The Msibe had been
bose up from oat,ids should .us.pder /.
dsaFt'eas SG ieelipg 10 Ansiie. Sir
Ltaat3 Jsnss Heed, The eminent p.vsl
expert uritas 10 the Tine. expressing ID.
rf-laa tAal The Maize eoald b rAo.,sd
t1' t.slt Il Der ousi
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-03-03

For some time | havs suffered with
rbeumstism sni tired every lmssinsble
remedy, WILTON, eject Mr. II. G.. S.
Wells sdvlse1 me TO try Cham berlsin I
pin Balm. telling me that it had cured
many cases Of long stSpdng like mine.
have used fauf bottles snd feel sure thst
oae N r. bottle will make my cure com
plste a + K9ulz, ClGsnore. Ark
Sold by H. Pauboue Manchester
Depot. J II Whipple Manchester Geo
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-03-03

Altar ytsv q uaiol3 Fuadlas iroE
piles. Il v. puys Il Il kalistrvtlis, Il
80 cstei ~ at,bs hasle hai q Ds
wm's NHct saa.l sAte Skta dlsesses
sacA ss rclaHs. rssh. pimrle' srd obsig
sis seres s,s tc,a,lt cared by this Ia 50,
puedY }. Il Hhrpts, Msgebet9yr
Ceptet. sBd 4. Il Fr,ubaaf, Msrctetier
DFuet
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-03-03
ARLINGTON

Town Officers, Town Clerk. G /
Holden. Treasurer. L g Woodworth,
Select Men. Z NJ Lsthrop. r II Andrew,
Cbn L Buck Listers, A II Judson, /
n Garfield. Il @ Mckee Road CommIs
soner, Albert L Buck. Auditors, c Il
Young, J J Stakeholder, + n Catti sld
Constable, II S Wilson Collector, d j
Couroy. Tax voted 81 u cents on grand
list
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-03-03
lhUb1ELI
COMMISSIONERS, NOrICE.

Estate Of liuBHEL LAfHatr
The undorslKned, having been appointed by
the Hon Probate Court ior the Dlstii1t Of Maj
ob"eter Commissioners to receive ,oiAmine, aud
adjust all claims aud demands Of all retsgns
against the ertAtc Of
hnbbtl Lahrop late Of Msnehe.tar
IN said nlrIct, deceased And all claims ctbibu
I'd IN offset thereto hereby give notice that We
viii meet Tor the purposes Aforesaid At tho
late 'ellit Of u Q ssd deceased Ia Manchester
uu the Ilth day II Auguut next. from /
O'Clock until 4 O'Clock "A ana
that slI months from the III. IL day Of february
A. u 1888, IL tho tine limited by SAID touTt
Tor taid credItpr- 10 present their ciAImr 20 us
Tor examination aud allowance
Dated A. Manchester tLip 4Zpd day of Fel,tii.
fry A. u, 1893
q. BACON, C,,.,..
43jw EE pIKE comm
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-03-03

81 can say one thing for Cham berlain' =
Collie Cholera aud Disrrhoea Remedy and
that is that it e1cels suy proprietary medi
cine have seen on the market. and have
been 10 the practice Of medicine and the
drug business for the past forty years. "
writes J NJ Jackson, NJ d, Bronson, Fla
Physicians like Chsm berlsins Collie, Chol
era and Disrrhoes Remedy because it is q
scientific preparation, and because it
always gives quick reli-f. Get bottle q,
A. II. Pe,tiho1e's Manchester Depot, OF
OF j. H, Wbipple. Manchester Centre.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-03-03
CoURT or INSOLVENCY.

- hThTE - fEhACsr District 81 MaBchss'sr 20
ia Tbs Matter oi J. II. q utufs, lssoiYsnt
Debtor.
Take boilts that J. u. Couture II HsBcLss.
ter ~ sGd Distfict "a the 1914 day Of Fsbfa-
sry j lsss adlafgbf al iu-nifsnl Debtor,
aud hat q metiiDg n lie creditors II sal4 10
solvent debtor all be held Al Court q iasol-
stucy. al tlt Probate Office 10 sald i1stiict on
fbe 5th day u Msfch 4 b 1879, AZ ~
gcioet 10 the fgft hoop, u prove Their dsbts &sd
rb oDss 0bs o. n4Dft AssEBsts u be sst.ir. aad
that the paymsni ~ sHy dtbts sBd ti4s delivery
" any properly belonging 70 sEi1 1vDtof b. hlul
~ iof his zee AID NE irsbsfsr u ssy properly
~ him. are forbidden " law
Dated a. hlucbsstsf VA ssla Dlstrl4l ID e 18th
DAY d February A. u. ls5-
izs- W. b. EDoEAiOs. Itglstst
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-03-03

\\TANTED A man aud wife without chill
w dren) to take furnished house and
board the owner, With such party would
make an arran cement fer one year or ssl0ng At
would be agreeable to all parties. competent
housekeeper II desired, Address
OK 1893, East Arlington Vt.
February 23rd 1898 ~
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-03-03

We are anxious to do little good 10
this world aud can birk Of no plessanter
or better way to do it than by recommend
ing Oae Iinute Cough Care ss . prevent
i've OF pnfumonis, consumption aud other
serious lung troubles that follow neglect
ed colds j II. Whipple, Manchester
Centre, A II, Petlibone, Manchester
Depot.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-03-03

Don't annoy others by Your coughing,
aud risk your lie by Deelscting cold.
One Minute Coush Cure cures coughs,
colds, Group. srippe and all throat and
lung troubles J. II. Whipple, Msn hes
ter Centre; A Il. Pet,ibone. Msnchefter
Depot.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-03-03

Foti resevs bss gone up smother
t#aa Il Ls passed the sl6T on. 90
Hafta lae luetes.e 10 the pat all
r.=a 70 bss Jteu remarkably steady. Nv
cts es bfy.as dsie.l II b.. been sros
lug. s1arH i1fsie~ months 10 1897 When
~ aaiasrI H. ss aadtr -sy. Every
year f. NE Us exported. though 10 soms
1.,f- go 10 sIoerdsd 10y the Importation.
Aft. Ffesaul time the Dotted States bss
O. rle ta j % bsnd thsn 1t ever bad before.
Toe ut, ary reserve has been higher than
itt- BOA bat nOG siooe 1890 The persons
vha u,fe predicting that the treasury
colo tsai ~ould rs.oh sl75, 0O0, 900 this
yer are Ilsely to bsve their expectations
iuG rt
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-03-03

l.-g .tb1a Is sppsreutly preparing to
l..uF tte ample OF Mississippi and
S.fa Cr.bns 70 adopting 40 educ
t. ff the suf age Against such qusl
s. tl % # imparti.lly spilled, DO reason
t'.. o.. scttsa can be made. Bat 10
L.HElars a. ~ the other two States mep
OIL. IS, tsr 81 iutsut IL TO discover = d,
t.-ts GA shall shut out black illiier.ts-
T. 81 a. vtItc ilutefste. TO vote. notvitb
% adl u taelt lsuursGce. Ia Mississippi
/. a., fr.ui 49, scbIevrd by providing that
81. 30, shuu.d be- required to read and eat
IL .ctylly eipI.tna sectiln Of the State
{ aeFlHga IUls mskss 1t po.sible TO
r." aata"y mgr, 10 the ground that hi,
20 lfsts'ina IL not satisfactory, sbd TO I'd
p..' toidy lsnnfant white mao =, ID,
r,prire ui the election officers.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-03-03
FRED A. FIELD,
DEALER IN
Investment Securities
Bonds, Bank Stocks, Warrants,
Real Estate.

RUTLAND, VERMONT.
We Offer Subject TO Prior Sale FIyr
Or More Shares Of
Frs' National bank Fair Haven, VI.
Rutland County National Bank, Rutland, VI,
NHhuRlon National BANK, KutlAud, It,
Merchant hAiiouat bank. Ruuaqd Va
iitst National BsnE, brandon VI
Brandon National Bank, brandon, Vt
bennington Co Nat Hauk. HcuuiuK ton. Vt
Black River National bank frnCtafsy,l @. W.
llardsiok Savings Bank aud Trust CO., Hard
wick Vt.
Fret National Bank, 70 johnsbufy, VI.
Merchant National Bsuk. ~ Johuthury. VI
Caledonia Ma ~ a. Bank bsprilla, W.
tlrst hhtlos al Bank. Muutp lef Vt
Norhhcld National Bank. horthhald VI.
Morlty rl0ddAtd Mg Co, Rutland. Vt.
steam some Gutter Co. hutAul, Vt
Nauuusl Gar Go 1t A bans VI
Peoples Gas Light Co. hutland W.
Rutland street RAILWAY, Go, Rutland. Vt
ALSO
per ct Bpnir Burlington Traction Co.,. Bar.
hnRton, W.
per ct Blonde Burlington, VI
/ per ct Bonds Bennington, W
per ct, Bdnds lhndpnnlla, VI,
pc ct, Bonds stove, w.
II tuu sith to buy or - ANYTHING 10 our line
We shall be pleased 10 receive your patronage
Correct oudtuce solicited
Rs'aud, W. fob. 10th. 1885 HA8m
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-03-03

Jae Gillers Of the north vest are loininR
ip 49, asilst'ou ior pure aour. /, is sll.ssd
thst a.ut he greatly sdnl,erstsd, corr
or trirs mIsd vito xhest hour, msh
$50. sftsa change 10 is appearance, md
mtFias large r1hts Tor those Who .hns
stu#ara'cii The bill nov before COZ
Ftrta #ues 20 ptohibi, he mixing Of corr
sod shast q iur, bu, requires that suoh
niIiaus ttall be properly lsbslsd. and
snail not be sold as pure wheat nour. II /,
10 l,ae 9Th the laws regarding the sale OF
oltom arsaune aud elled cheese. |, IL
oamed ibst our exports Of cheese have
more than doubled .Iuee the Law sssin,t
filled cbefse utni ipto feet and the sdvo
e t-s a. The tin believe Il gill have the
tau A.ct ou Amefieso -four. The sdui
tcr These pos comgi.iHsd Of are ihrestep
iag at l.feisn markets, and ininrine ID.
/ as,pest 81 the niIlsrs.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-03-03
Henry G. spOONEK,5 Esr.rr

trATE ~ NgHnosT District Of Manchester "a
Tie Ir1baie Court J0r He DtSirict n Manchester
To All pefs0Bs interested 10 the estate Of
Henry o. hpo0n,r late Of sunderland 10 said
District deceased GhEEftsd.
by the authority of the rtate ~ Vermont You
Probate Court al The Probate once III hsurl.s.
ter, IN Fhid District, on the 2jfd day ~ March
y 1898, Al 10 O'Clock n, 10 show cause
II any ynu have, why tho AGO juut u Msrcn, o.
sohutt, Administrator Of The estAte ~ said de.
ceased. ihouid not DO Allpsed and Alec why
the residue 1i said estate should not be distrIb
utsd to the parties entitled thereto.
Dated 81 Manchester, 10 said District tits let
day Of March A. y. 1894
3w w. h. ELGEhJOs. Il glst.r
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LHe persecution OF negroes 10 Arkansas
BE- 81 lot meet w With opposition by the
u"fa hs-eiug white cllIg-ns, The LAT
beg save nat protested very strongly .
p,aett ae lynching practice, but they do
q t. be latest popular custom OF
tuHag the blscts out OF the state, which
laHs H.ns 90 much chssp labor The
e.gsraar has been ssked TO pat 9 stop to
lt4 t.Hi Of intimidation. II being urged
tlta }ae I5jus Of the negroes is inlurns
tae business Of the white people. VIII
90. tragestslts It lie DOT question Of hu
a..fl of justice bat purely ono OF self
u.uH rle rights OF the ue roes
aa..b 1s generally di.regsrded altogether
rge ilc iaIcrests OF the whites unsflsc'