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The Monmouth inquirer., 1898-12-01
CPEcIAL MASTERS SALE

~ OF Farm, Timber Land and Cedar swamp
by yirtue OF decree made by the Court Of Chan
cery bearing date on the twenfy.efght day OF Octo
Der, A. d. 1893, IN cauBe pending IN said court,
wherein Charles Moore and other are conn plsinants
and Thomas Oakersop and ethers are defendants,
the nuoefslgned viii expose to sale at public ven
due, on THURSDAY, DECEMBRR Is. 1898, be-
tween the hours Of twelve and five O'Clock, 70 wit,
at two O'Clock ?. NJ, on the premises her einnfter
designated No !, and known SIS the Onkerson
farm, al the following described two tracts or
parcels Of land and premises viz:
No l. Allfhat Farm and Plantation known as
the Bal zllai Oaksrson farm situate IN the town
sh Of Plu mEted, in the county OF Ocean, state Of
New Jersey on both sides Of the roam leadlne from
HornerstVWn TO Manchester formerly Federal or
Dover fnrnaeeJ, about two miles from Horners-
town, adjoining leDds Of George ". Hopkins nnd
others. Containing i2l .40-1O0 Acres being the
tame premises Of which the said Barzilai OAkereol
became sized By virtue OF three several deeds Of
conyeyance viz i, deed rnade by Charles StewArt
and Ann, his wife dated April 10th, 1850, and re-
corded IN Book 4 OF Deeds iolie zS &c., in the
Clerks Ofhce OF Monmouth County, at Freehold;
deco made By Gilbert : Lawrie Charles Holmes
and George Sykes, executsx 9 Of William Law
rie, deceased. dated December 2 1874. and record
ed in Book 2 Of Deeds, folio 2s9- &c.. in the
Clerks Office OF Ocean county, at Toms River: 8,
deed made by George H Boxer, and julia NJ.
his wife and Charles s. Boxer, dated Nov. a. 1855.
and recordedin Book 10 Of Deeds page 3D. &C., In
the Clerks Once Of Ocean County Aforesaid.
No.2 An that Tract Of Cedar swasap situate
in he township Of Shrewsbury, in the County of
Monmouth and State Of New Jersey. part Of the
swamp known as -MoTDa Ekqus, DutteG ana
bounced as follows, viz: Beginning 81 stake COR
per to samuel Wsrdell's lot thence north So de-
greee west chnins to Thomas Es-iey'e corner
stake; thence2 along said Thomas Emley's line
south 81 degrees west chains TO another corner
stake; thence south 81 degrees east chains TO
corner stake TO said Samuel Nerdell's lot; thence
north 81 degrees east alo ng said WardeIl's line
chains 10 the place Of beginning containing about
one and eight-tentbs sores.
About 40 acres 81 paid farm tract No, ! above
are well wooded with oak and pine ssitsble for
logging and hre wood eDd. will be sold In
parcels Of abort FIVE xcres each, the soil sad Tim
Der Of each parcel being sold together.
TIE remainder OF tract No. J, colpriaiug abo1i
s0scres, with the improvements thereon ,.consist
ing Of frame dwelling house and suitable ont
buildings, will be sold together rs one parcel
Conditions made known ct sale.
MARK B. so0Y, special Master,
CHAHtEs r. CHAMBERS, sol'r. $l2.6e
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sALE-By virtue Of J

GHERIFFS SALE. BY virtue of a
~ wAt of a. fs. to me directed, issued out OF
the Court OF Chancery or the State OF New Jersey
will be exposed TO sale ct public vendue, on
MONDAY, the TWENTY-FIRsT day OF November,
1898, between the hours OF twelve O'Clock and S
O'Clock fat O'clock in the afternoon of said dsy
at the Court House at Freehold, in the township
of Freehold, county Of Monmouth, New Jersey
All those lots, tracts or parcels of land and prem
ses, hereinafter particularly described. situate,
lying and being in the Township OF Neptune in
the County OF Monmouth, and State ofAew Jersey
at Northwest Asbury Park, aud being known and
designated on certain map Of Northwest Asbury
Park, made for said Washington White by Mart
Rogers Surveyor as lots Noe. twenty seven. {2Tl
twenty eight t2s twenty nine I2s), forty iour s4)
forty five t45l, and fsrty six t46 which said lots
are more particularly described as follows:--
Lots Nambers tventy-ssvAn, an, twenty eight,
2sl and twenty nine t2sl collectively follows:
Beginning at point on the Easterly side OF
Oxonia Avenue, distant six hundred and hfty feet
Northeriy from the north east corner Of Oxonia
Avenue and Munroe Avenue, as shown on sal
map; thence running along said essteriy side OF
Oxonis Ayenue North one hundred and fifty feet
thence ~ EAsterly at right angles from Oxonia
Avenue one hundred and fifty feet; thence l31
southerly along the middle line of the Block on Q
hundred and atty feet; thence ~ Westerly a.
right angles to oxonis Avenue oneshundred and
fifty feet to the Essterly line of Oxonia Avenue
and point or place OF beginning.
Lots numbers forty-four t4zl forfy-fye {4sl and
forty-six t46) collectively described as fohows:-
Beginning at point on the " est side OF Anslve
Avenue distant i've hundred feet nortberiy
from the northwest corner OF Aneve and Monroe
Avenues, as shown on said map Thence III
Northeriy along said westerly line Of Anelve
Avenue one hundred and fifty feet to the north
erly line OF lot number forty-six t46) thence a.
Westerly one hundred and ffty feet to the mid,
die line Of the blocS. thence Isl southerIy along
the middle line of the block and parallel with
Aneive Avenue one hundred and hffy feet
thence l4) Easterly st right angles 10 Anelvs
Avenue one hundred and ffty feet to ths ezsterly
line OF Anesse Ayenue and place of beRfnnine.l
Seized a. the property OF Evlena white et All
taken in execution at the suit OF Renselexr "
Dayton and to be sold by
HOUSTON FIELDS, sheriff.
Dated oSi. lsts, isss. $500
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Every Boy a weather Prophet.


1t is simple matter to make a cheap
but serviceable barometer which will
fortell nearly all of the changes in the
weather.
Buy one ounce each of camphor salt
petre and ammonia salts at some crug
store and dissolve them in about thir-
teen drachms OF alcohol. Shake the
mixture well. ana pour it into a long,
slender bottle which must then be
corked tightly. getting no air inside.
Hang this barometer on the north
side of your house, and here are the
weather indications which it will tell
you about:
Absolute clearness of the liquid de-
notes fair weather.
If the liquid become disturbed or
rolly, as we say, II is q sign of rain.
If downy masses form i'll the bottom
Of the bottle, il viii freeze or at least
the thermometer will descend; the
more these masses rise to the top the
more rigorous will the cold become.
Little stars in the liquid foretell a
hard storm.
Thread like objects on the top Of the
bottle indicate wind Christian OBJ
server.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1898-12-01

lingo is the name Of 8 cemetery II
Miami county, Kansas.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1898-12-01
RailroaOs.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW

tENIRAL RAILROAD OF NEW
~ JERSEY, Freehold and Atlantic Highlands
Div. Time Table Of Nov. 5th. 1898.
Anthracite coal used exclusively, insnring
cleanliness ana comfort
Trains leave New York foot Liberty Street. for
Farmiugdae, Lakewood, Lakehnrst fManches-
ter, Via Red Bank, 4.30, 8. 3g 1918 A. H. 145 $40
except Farmingdale so.i Pm Sundays 1918 a. NJ
trains leave New York, South Ferry, Whitehall
Street, For Farmingdale Lakewood Lake
hurst (Manchester,) ETC.. via Red Bank S.25 1901
A NJ, I.403-S5 except Jarmingdale 435, r. N
SUNDAYS 9.55 a. NJ
Leave Lakehurst. (Manchastert for Neg York via
neo Pank: =. ~: $40 10 .50A. NJ 200 rs, GA
leave ! M Lakewood Tor New York via Red Bank. 7.5o
1'ey NOV a. h' 20 s.45, $40 P. Sundays, 7.l0
Leave Farmingdale. tFor Ne ' York via Red B,ph
e'a5, l1.v2 4, M 2.s14.0o, GA P. N. Sundays
TRAINS LEAVE FREEHOLD.
= =. -se" Iork Sewark, Elizabeth 60. via all rail-
route st1.l 10, $40, Ills A. NJ, 215 40. SOS P,
For Long Branch. Ocean Grove &c at $40 11.15
A. N z.20, .05 p NJ 0'-S -"
For Atlantic HighIands at 10 111s
2:l5, 4.20. 6e5p p. N. -
RETURNING TRAINS.
Lsays so Tsg y, York 0Otof Liberty street, at 4so
Leave New York south Ferry WbItehsll al
20, ii.5O, 4. NJ, AS, 425, 5. as, p NJ
.-raso 1NSNsrK tBroHd Streetl at & .3B. II .35 M
l.5S, 4.40, ASP. NJ --''S' - = =
4.30, 5.6s P. NJ. = = -V''
Leave Long Branch my & L. B. s. r. station
We. Masawan) at SIS. A. NJ, Ais SAT
Leave Atlantic Highlands at $40, H. a. N.
l5, 40, 6.l5P. NJ
Ihrongh tickets to All points at lowest rates
may be had on application to the ticket agent At
she station. :.
H. P. BALDWIN, Gent. Pass. ACT.
J. H. o1HAUsEs, G n supt.
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SALE -By virtue of

- - 4 AAAI . 1A LIE --Oy virtue OF q
~ writ Of q. "a 10 me directed issued ont Of
tne Court Of CbHncery Of the State of New Jersey
VIII be exposed to sale az public vendue ON MON
DAY, THE TwESTY-EIGHTH DAY OF KovFM.
Bkk, 1893, between the hours Of y O'Clock and
O'Clock tat 2o'eiock) II the afternoon OF said as
= tue Conrt House ~ Freehold, IN the township
q oiFIeenoids county Of Monmouth, New Jer-
sey, si tnst certain tract OF land situate In the
township Of Freehold, in the Conuty of Nonmouth
sna state oi New Jersey. oD The southerly side Of
boWne avenue. on the westerly edle OF the viz
iaRe oi Freehold. Beginning at . fence post in
tse westerly corner OF lot No. %: thence rnnning
III soutbeasterly direction along the lina a. go
lot No. 90 one hundred aud seventy feet more ~
5efs, TO the rear OF lots fronting on Monmouth
avenue; thence ~ in southweste ly direction
sloDR the rear line Ct said Monmouth avenue lots
ivrty ieet 70 the easterly corner Of lot No 81.
tDepcf ~ 81 pg the westerly liue Of lot No Y Ia
hoft4"estelIy direction. one hundred and seventy
ieei more OF less, 70 the southeriy edge OF gsyyne
aFeDue: thence ~ in northtrly direction aiono
the sontheily sdgs o. said avenue FORTY feet 10 fe
on map and as surveyed by Simon r. psis Feh
rnary, 1871 Charles G. Bovine claims title TO tie
within described lot BY virtue Of a deed al ctl.
veyaDcr IRON Mrs. Catherine Schanck date Feb
fuafy 18TH, ie1l, and recorded the Clerks ossice
AZ Freehold ~ b Jok go OF Deeds page "a ~
ne Aforesaid party Of the nrst part William 5
Aorrls} claims right by vifipe ot ueeo oi Con-
veyAbce Executed by CHARLES c. Bowne and Am
Ehza, bis WIFI, TO him beafiog tate seuten, her
tenth, A. D eighteen hhLdred and ,,ghtx three
seized a. the property Of JACOB ii Oazcken
bush ct als taken execution at The snff ~
William Parser ct ais Z rs &c and 70 he sfId i |.
JOHN J. Ely, Sol'r
Dated Oct. p, 1898, xSa5
The Monmouth inquirer., 1898-12-01
DR.. Humphreys

Specifics act directly upon the disease,
without exciting disorder in other parts
of the system. They Cure the Sick.
no. CURES PRICES.
I-Fevers. Congestions. Indammatious- rs
2-Worms, Worm Fever. Worm coiic.-. rs
3-Teething. Collie, Crying, wakefuiness "a
4-Diarrhea. of Children or AduIts...--- .25
1-Coughs. Colds, Bronchitis. rs
s-Neuralgis. Toothsche, Faceaehe..--. as
s-Headaehe. Sick Headache. Vertigo rs
1e-Dyspepsfa. Indigestion, Weak Stomach. rs
11-suppressed or Painful Periods. "a
12-Whites Too Profuse Periods. rs
13-Croup. Larrngitis. Hoarseness-.-..- rs
14-ssIt Rhenm. Erysipelas. Eruptions-. .23
15-Rheumatism Rheumatic Psins....-- .2s
16-sfaIaria. Chills. Fever and Ague- .25
1s-Catarrh. influenza. Cold in the Head .25
2G-W hopping Cough ..-......---...-.... .&5
27-Kidney Diseases s-........-..--.---...- 20
3S-Nervous Debility. .-s......--.-1.00
30-UrinarY Weakness. wesfdns Bed rs
77-Grip. hay Fever. IA
Or. HumphreyB' Manual OF all Diseases at your
Druggists or Mailed Free
Sold by druggists. or sent on recetpt OF prfce
Humphreys Med. Co, Cor. Wilitam John SIS
New York.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1898-12-01
TN eHANcERY or NEW JERSEY

III 10 LHArIeR J. WeDb;
BY virtue OF en order of the Court Of Ch&ncery
OF New Jersey, made on the day OF the date hereof
wherein Caroline a. Webb IL petitioner and you
are defendant yon are required to sppear aad an
swer the petitioners petition on or before the
nineteenth day Of November next, or in default
sDch decree viii be taksn against you IS ID Chsn
cellor shah think equitzbls and just The szfd
petition Is alsd against you Tor divorce from rhe
bond oi matrimony-
FRED. E. eHAMBERLTE.
Sol'r for Petitioner,
7l8Ave D. Bayonne, r. =.
Dated1eth November, lsss. $500
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NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT.
in Estate of Priscilla Prettyman, deceased
Notice ia hereby given that the accounts of the
subscriber Actsng Executor Of said deceased, will
be audited and stated by the Surrogate. and re-
ported for settlement to the Orphans Court Of
the County Of Monmouth, on Thursday, the 22d
dsy OF December next.
Dated October 9Th. 1895
The Monmouth inquirer., 1898-12-01
lamIer5.

a CION G. HARTSHORNE
IA ATTORNEY AND COUNsELLoR-AfLA
Notary Public, Supreme Court Commissioner.
Master and Examiner and Special Master in
chancery, Freehold, N. J.
Practice In Ail the CoHrte Collections Fore
ciosnre Of Mortgages, Settlement Of Estates and
craving Of legal documents a specially
The Monmouth inquirer., 1898-12-01

WEEK DAYS.
Westward
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-03-17

i can say aue tb'ns iar Casm berIaiu. e
Coha. Cholera aud psrrLots Remedy, aud
tGt is that It tIcsIs ATTY rropfIetary med
ciue bsye seen 90 TIVE market sui bev
been 10 the practice # medlclue and th
drug bushes. Ter the past forty 'eafs
writes }. ii. Jackson, NJ d, Brousou, Fla,
Physicians lie Chsmberislu's Collie, thcl
era and Diarrbo-a Remedy because It Is a
scleuti6c preparatlsu, sla becsuse II
sIwsys gives quick renei, Gotta bottle At
A. II retubo4e's Manchester Depot OF
OF J. Il, Wuipplc, Manchester Cruue.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-03-17
NOTICE. TAX SALE The

/ y ~ ! W. ! . - tDA jJI4. rr ne TfEIa
dent aud : % resident pfopfetors ~ suu.
dcrjaGd County bennington aud State u Yer.
! mont srD hereby nOlihrd that the tEres arresstd
| by Etfd Tow %, County ana rtEts Tor the ~ o
yfars preceding tEis date remain IN whole or 10
| part unpaid On the following scribe real
estate 10 sal town ssid is1es bong made up
! a. 10 love ipf 1896. highway tai ~ oeuts on tho
! dollar oi Mo grand ltrt highway special ccnts
FlElo tchUol special cents STATE taI cents
| county tax ccuts school tn 90 gtuts town tax
| IA cent?, total 20 cents Tor 1897, hlghsAy tai
| 10 fouts. special highway cent? Htste seAuo.
special cents, ttAie tai ~ cclts, comfy TAI 8
| cent?, school TAI 81 cenis town tai IN couts,
/ Oia 20 GeIts.
| one 100 acre Lot No % IN lhs Il Division
/ drawn ~ the original night Of lsA4G soarie
I uetit ftom T.. h}lnsNofth H. Edwin Andres
! nom Edwin Andrew ~ Peter Coulter and from
! Peter CoUiler 20 re ubone ~ tfuri Tor cred tore
| from retiibyho 10 JsmeH CGulrer standing % v
~ the name Of janice C0uItefs kIs TAI 1870,
81 NJ, 1897 tl ~ Is ".
Tho equal undivided bali u 49, acres ~ Lot
No. 40 ~ the lti % acre Division ~ the tom u
HuG1eriAnd last Osne1 by Adams waiter TAI
E9G, 20 cents ItJi. 20 cent? 20 cents
one ppea = ard bounded fp'Jows, VIZ
cor mt bctR al he north uesl corner ia tLs
osst hGe ~ laid formerly owned by A1uzp
ftftlus th' nce routt Do daET,ss vest 81 rude
ia he moth lao ~ lauas owned by haII9f y
Hard. thence IAst 10 Iegress s9qit ~ the otat
HHo OF ra.d lat yu tbn north iHy n ssid Hud.s
Ind tb'ber hOrh 20 degrees West 30 ryIrf
thtlro hs.t Do degrees tauA 30 lhe place II
beginning containing about ~ acre. ~ lsud 10
thr came more ~ Irrs The above dtseflbta
prtmtses being the eAst part ~ The l8t ~ il I'd
conveyed go rsmsuth4 fpNitr aud GoJfpt
Fowler ~ jerome J. Nh by deed dated rs, ~.
~ D., IssH o. which deed rt'effUc- IL made.
vet oenrd and occupied by Adams Walter. tsr,
lssg. o. %, l-1 uI5. - o.
htd ~ much " RAID Au1s plli te sgd al
public auction At the Igan eieft.s IN % ID tAId
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-03-17

Attae Neraaai Batter sri tseeso n Il
ere A-,orlsuea Csarft.p. btiIa Mapt
eruaf fhaa.I sn3 g.. aH. 81 ubiet
.teta aefr sa sttls ut tqsrr, Il +
I.fsr-. sep ratraI~tt Ky ssls Cresm
~. ts3 ta.tsf t.st scored g, ~ points
&c histrst % ary. tot oai8s 10 the
f8ies Of The ss-actslt G.. th.t 90 cfIctr
'na't receive arreuJun - Mr. Jayues J..
IT'S Iressufer thu tWeepstates Went 10
'caurs butter coo feiut lower, 20 ~
hut Mr Jayues rec iSej 49, 90, the prem
am oasfet by the Vermont Farm M.chte
O5.. for tbe bsst uultrr. proyii the
'tesm wss srpsr ted by the Improved
Dalttd S,stes Separator.
Mn Carrie Nelson. vito carried %
the Fret Premium 90 DHry Batter, sto
used 40 Improved Uut,ed States s para
tor
Ia this connection It is worthy OF re
marx lA I 1t the Vermont DHfymen's An
nusl Co4Veurlou. held at st. Albaus, IN
January l.st tie Creamery SReepstskes,
Gr.ud Sseepst.kss aud Gold MEDIA vent
to L L s5mas, Superintendent No. Rye
gate Creamery, who also uses 80 Improv
I'd Ualte1 StAtes $ psrstof, the Flrst
Premium Oh Creamery prIuts went to +.
l. Smith, Proprietor Cloverlpaf Creamery,
cletcheF; aud F,rsl Premium on Dairy
Tubs to II / CApp. Barre. both Of whom
use the Improved U S, Spsra,ofs.
The Vermont Farm Machine Co. is to
be congratulated upon The remarkable
success OF the above named separator
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-03-17

From OIL over the country, com,
words Of praise for CLsnbcrsil's Cough
Remedy, Here Is a sample Letter from
Mrs c, Shep, Of Little Rock, ARK:
was sule,ing from very severe cold
when read OF the cures that had been
Effected by Cham betsln's Cough Remedy
] concluded 10 give it d trIal and accord
lnely procured bottle. 1t gave mf
prompt relief, aud have the beet reason
for recommending it very highly which
do with pleasure " For sale by J. II
Whipple. Manchester Cst t'e; \, Il, Petit
bone Manchester Depot
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-03-17
ST A IL NEWR.

Col S n. Warren, y died Tuesday At
Orwell. He was president Of the First
National bank Of that town H. was a
graduate Of Norwich university and was
colonel IN the state militia years ago. He
had represented Orwell in the legislature
aud held the important town tliices.
George h. Wilder, a vell.known musi
clan aud fate solosist OF Montpelier, was
taken TO the state asylum Tor the insane at
Waterbury lie is insane from the e1ces
slvs use Of intoxicating liqnor and drugs
Mr.. Wilder has filed engagements with
some Of the best known musical orgsni
zitions 10 New England as flute sooist,
Walter r Dok well, &c OF Glens f slls. n.
Y, q member OF the freshman class 10 the
medical department of the University Of
Vermont; is 10 liil at Burlington, charged
with stealing 800 from a fellow student
Oscar AIamit, a Bohemian. Rockwell
claimed that be had been robbed OF $40
bat on beng arrested confessed bis crime.
Rockwells downfall is due to drink
The Rutland railroad has INST received
1000 tons OF 75.pound steel rails, rolled
by the Carnegie Steel company at Pitts
burg Pa. These rails viii be laid prebs
bly, In June from SbeIburne south 10
miles, Ga the completion OF this work
there will be rs miles OF new 75.pound
steel rails that have been put o the line
10 two years,
The lorge barns owned by A II Fuller
OF Stamford were burned early Friday
morning Tweuly-iour cows persisted in
the burning bull ling. Active measures
we're taken to save The animals, but the
fire did its work quickly. The last horse
saved vas dragged out by chain, when
half sun1csted. The loss was $4,000 The
bulldogs and contents were partially GOV
cred by insurance.
Senator Proctor OF Vermont and bis
companion, Co Myron NJ. Parker, who
have been pending some time 10 Cubs,
returned home TO Washington Saturday
Senator Proctor was met at the station BY
friends aud was driven at once to bis reel
deUcn. SrDs or Proctor sal TO an Associ
sted Pres reporter that be d not desirs
to discuss bis trip at present, aud that,
inttber than to CON mend the good work
Mas Clsrs Barton was doing 10 Cuba, be
bad nothing 10 the way Of sn interview.
It is stated that L ward J. Hall, who is
10 the ssylnm al W trbury, Is incurlbIe.
MIR. Hall became dcrauged several years
$50 because ot Gnsucibl rcverses, 1t is sup
posed and Gurlug most Of the time has
been 10 the asylum at Hartford, Ct. A
bout two mouths ago be was taken 10
tie vas promising young
man, and for several years Was clerk Of
Bennington c"upty, having succeeded TO
the Office urau the death OF bis father.
John V. Hall He is grandson OF the
ate oI Gov Inland Hail,
The 20 mil Of new SO.pound steel rails |
which the Bennington and Rutland raj
-csd vii lay faria2 the present year will |
rIteni from New York state line to suu /
ierlaud lne rstl nov 10 use is 10 good /
condition bot It i not Of snili ,ient .
weight The tracks fer handling freight /
II North Bennington will be coutiiersbly /
.Itended liz understood that the mat
er Of buii log a nes station at Msnches
or viii probably not be considered until
.uoiher year,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-03-17

called Grain 0 1t Is delicious, sppetji
ing, uo1rishng food drink to take tbs
place OF coffee. Sold by oil Rrocrrs and
liked by all who have used it because
when properly prepared it tastes like the
finest cofi &C but is free from all inInri, us
properties. GrainO aids Objection aud
strengthens the n,ry,s 1t Ia not stmu
liant but health builder, enl children
as well az adults, can drink It with great
benefit. Costs about IA az much as col
fee. Is and y cents.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-03-17

Allow a cough to run until 1t gets beyond
the reach OF medicine. They often say,
Oh, it will wear away, bu, in most cases
it will wear them away. Gould they be
indaoed to try the successful medicine
called Kemp's Balsam, which is sold on "a
positive guarantee to cure, they would
Immediately see the excellent fleet after
taking the first dose, Price % and soc,
Trial size free. Al oil druggists.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-03-17
Tglry, Bts.i Nlapers oat vgst q
Utaff HAata



Arc ygu disturbed e. rtsattB3 ltataI
&c yaufrrst by aet etatl sB9artas sa8
crying vitb ram q cs.uae }staf II 90
seuj At oHea suJ got a bottle Of Mf VIC
slows soothing syfuf taf catl3'ea teeth.
ils. Il aarcs dytruterr, 1Iafhoaa resa.
lstes the stomach SD baVcIa cnrrs wind
collie, sahoas tho guns, reduces llAaua
tiou. SD gives tsse sai energy 60 the
vhaly system Mus Wloslosf Soothing
~yfag flf Chl|J'rn Ie,thjpg 30 pleasaut
@ TIE taste st. lie the prescription Of one
Of the Oldest aui best female pbyIelsn
spI nurses 10 the Uo'cd sD.las And is Tor
sale by ELI druggists throughout the world
price = cts bottle
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-03-17

After years Of untold suffering from
piles, b W, Pays II OF KuitOersyille, Pa,
was cured by using siuRIe box OF De
Wits Witch Ha2.l Ssve. Skin diseases
such as ecz4ms, rash, pimpIe7 and obstln
ete sores are readily cared by this famous
remedy. j, II Wbippr, Manchester
Center; and A. II. Pelhboue, Manchester
Depot.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-03-17

Weste snIlous to DO little good ~
this world sud cen think Of DO lleassuter
OF better way to do 1t than by recommend
ing Ole hiuute Cough Cure asa prevent
~. OF pneumouil, consumption and other
serious lung troubles thyt follow neglect
ed colds J II Whipple, Manchester
Centre; a. H. Peulhoue, M,0chastsr
Depot
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-03-17

Do tovu to toe cause Of your sickness
az yca wsut 10 set well aad stay we'll.
Most Hs,Ir i1H intisesuoo. The irritst
lng pol.ou. 4 tcfmentiuR, puttid food,
left 10 the stomach by Igdises,ion, esuse
headache, L.@tt.lA, nervousness, sj1gI
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AMI all the olbtf ueli.kaoWn symptoms
ot Indigestion.
They sho cause msor pats and di.
orders vLicA are Of % i.id g. other causes
AID hence ate not eAIly cared. Bot .s
coon ss the pe!sols sre removed, al these
sJup'ous AID disorders dis.Ppesr he
c.ass Tiers b. ao,btag l-it TO cause tbtu0.
Aoili0s susceeds 10 tais Ike Shaker III
gsst!ve Cerit.', becaase 1t pttve1ts the
npei.es,td food from isrusstiug 10 tie
stomach AID helpi the sisuaeh 10 dises,
tie zoos
sold by d'u7gists. price 10 esuts to
81 20 per bottle