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West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1898-07-15

The rig is up on the R. P. Yoho
farm and spudding began Tuesday
neutrality-suspicious., Ohio, Inde-
nnndnt,t
West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1898-07-15
start a new hole. It's hop they
will have better luck this tube.
CAMERON FrEIp.

They had bad luck with the
Mobley we'll last week. A Shot was
put in it Friday EVENING" which
collapsed the casing. In Attempt
ing to draw the casing out 1t parted
leaving several joints in the we'll,
which they have been unable to
get out yet.
They are still working away at
the Crow well, cleaning it out aud
putting it in shape for pumping.
The we'll on the Sylvester Hen
thorn farm is still at a standstill, no
machinery having arrived yet with
which to begin work.
West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1898-07-15

AS usual our friend Hardman
made monumental ass of himself
in the convention at Wheeling yes
terday. We don't seem to be able
to learn this man anything in spite
of all the attention we give him.
West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1898-07-15

Judging from the editorials now
appearing in the Oil City Derrick,
we believe that Brother Boyle is
making preparation to make his
lsemi-annual apology and eat hrs
femi-annual dish of very dirty
tAEow., ------eeer~
West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1898-07-15

According to the Wheeling, In
telligencer's report ofthe Congress
ional Convention held in that city
y4stsI5ay, +. K Blsekmafr, of this
CITY, tuass eloquent address,
This istbe first i-,e we ever heard
of Nj Blackmarr befS accused Of
doing anything of the ksd. He
must have changed cenq !
during the past w 50 gan
ss,.ei. >4,v
49, tor the ...-tv il y.
coz gress;snal conve4:iee wb;o,,
met yryterday was fBA appola ~
of f5ssslernF1ef OF the isongressional
esrat1itteeman, and BUR dear old
frien9foliver Hardman, pocketed
the plum and then walked out OF
the convention. Some people may
think there are flies on Oliver, but
they are mistaken.
West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1898-07-15

One of the greatest discoveries,
judging from the permanent cures
made, is San-Cura Ointment. 1t
relieves at once that itching, burn
ing pain caused by erysipe1as, letter,
eczema and salt rheum. San Cura
Ointment cures old sores, pimpIes,
cuts, bruises, burns, corns, itching
piles and insect bites. 1t draws out
all the poison, leaving a sound
healthy skin. Aids disnneventinp
scars. Price csc. For sale by G.
w. q Grier, druggist, and Opera
House drug store. d--w--tf. lt.,,
West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1898-07-15
Republican Convention.

The Republican convention for
the 3rd Senatorial District will DE
held at the court house at West
Union, w. Va, at 10 a. m, Satur-
day, August 9th, 1898, to nominate
candidate for Senator to be voted
tor at the election to be held in No
vember next. The counties of the
District are entitled to choose dele
gates to the convention as follows:
Doooridge.:....... =. i. -. -. ...I7
iooh'''''s' -. y. ........ .. -. 30
Ritchie.... :. ..aa Saa
lyler 80. ............. ......... "a
49,, 40 -
Necessary to nominate. :. 8. y
The candidates now prominently
mentioned are Chas. Mcknight
and P. w. Morris, of Richie county,
Anthony Smith, of Tyler county,
and Judge Maxwell, of Harrison.
-1f5s
West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1898-07-15
OIL NOTES,
THE OIL. MARKET.

D. S. w. yesterday reported the
Eastern Oil company's NJ. A. Cor
rel No. 5 in and doing rs barrels a
day. He has this IS barrel bust
ness stereotyped concerning wells
in the Elk Fork field. 1t does not
matter if the we'll was flowing 800
barrels per day he would invariably
state, US barrels per day, no bet
ter"
We are informed by those drill.
ing the we'll that it is not in,
nor will it be for two or three days
yet. The casing is leaking and
considerable trouble is being eSpe
rienced in repairing the leak. Just
where our friend P) obtained his
information is an unknown guam
tity to us. We know where he got
the rs barrels day" and it can
be reasonably presumed that he
manufactured the remainder.
The South Penn have completed
their No, i Cunningham andlit is
tgood for at least 40 barrels natural
a small shot will, as in many other
leases, swell the productions mats
rally,
H.osfos.I - Rsynsa II have. drilled
- ssas assheBnearE rieadIg
and ssswe 9 dnsleSSssr the Cow Run
- 80 - s ' makes Wings look de.
e'o .,,, bad for thai beatty.
ne experimental work asss,.
\ 1IQT1 Elk -t- a...--.....--.---- -
West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1898-07-15

nature.
On Irish run the Fisher Oiicom
pany have just completed an Injun
sand buster on The Miller farm. A
slight showing of oil was found in
the Maxton sand.
At Bloomfield at the extreme
western edge of Washington county
the Carter Oil company have Just
completed a small Berea well. 1t
is reported, very light and will not
make better than a q barrel we'll.
The Fisher Oil company have
abandoned their No. 7 Edwards in
the Wilson run pool, and are NOV
ing the rig, after an unsuccessful
fishing job.
\ Gordon & Co. have three new
rigs up in this pool, and the drill
will be started at once. They are
as follows: No. Knowlton, No.
2 Poulton and No. 3 Reed.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-10-13
TRUMAN PERKINS Estatc.

sTbTr " VgRsoAT, District Of MAlohes tar. 10
BE ~ remembered, that u session Of tho
Probate C,uri. holden At Manchester. within
aud for ssid Distinct. on the 2Ssb day Of bop
tefnbf A. u, 1898.
PnssDt, Uor II. X FOwLIA, Judge.
whereas, Il esrtsin instrument In whiting
purporung 10 be the last will and testament
VI Human Perkins late u Manchester In said
District, deceased, having been heretofore pre-
scented 90 .sid Court for Probate and duly hed
10 the Registers Once: Therefore. !, 10 ordered
that ali persops interested 10 The estate Of said
deceased he polifed TO appear before said Court
al the Probate Once IN Manchester, IN aid
District, on the 18th day Of October A u.
1855, Al 10 O'Clock 10 the forenoon BY publies-
hon Of this order. three weeks suesessivsiy pre-.
NOUS thereto, 10 the Manchester JopHyAL
newspaper printed Al Manchester Aforesaid. 10
show cause, II aDy they may have, wby said
instrument tn Writing ~ oald not 10 proved and
slIoxtd s4 the last will aud testament u the sad
Deceased.
2isv w. u. EDGEHTON, Register,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-10-13

Bsahiasios std rieisiiy sa waited lni
sstl BY isie ttCtD TIA, ssusea EVis
asusss 10 pf0ptfiy than The famous
asoa Of lsGg. 81 isehes 10 i.in fell and
streams became rag lea torrtals. Roaring
Bfsrch Vas tuned iron iis channel 10 The
village Of Bes bisst too sbd rsn tho vtols
Isnsih Of Cosbiy street, sa,lins IL nsHy
places 10 depth Of nipe feet.
Bu3sss sere carried sway and The elee
the ro.d sss bot he able 10 run Tor dsys
Is 10 esiimsttd that The dsusse 10 bish
~sys sud bride,s 10 B,Hslaston will
.moanl TO forty tbCessnd dollar, bot
probably this may be too high. There !.
.lse great dsmsse TO pIsale property
Foiiu1sltly 10 lives we're lOsi. iboosh
one mah died. overcome by Excitement
Otbtr towns also snfiued. bai no, to 20
great 40 extent
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-10-13

Parker II Warren OF Philadelphia 10 q
letter TO bis friend, 4. II. Orvis, complains
OF the .malI Republican majority in Yer
mont and NJ ,ine and wishes to know the
reason. The majority WAS not small 10
either state, for an of year, though not as
large a. il might have been and would
have been II any work had been done.
There WAS absolutely nothing to call out
the voters 10 either state. Every voter
knew what the result would be before
hand. and when this Is the case thousands
OF Republicans stay at home, and have
alwsys done so, though they should
make 1t . practice to vote at every elec
ton. Most OF the Democrats. on the
other hand, d. make . practice OF voting
al every election and their votes show to
great advantage in strongly Republican
states 10 of years. There is 20 reason to
doubt that both Vermont and Name are
as strongly Republican as they we're two
years ego.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-10-13

The Troy Times calls attention to the
Tact that Gen. joe Wheeler and Gen.
fiizhueh Lee, both Democrats OF the
strictest scot. have testified TO the remark
able efficiency OF the army under ell the
circumstances u the briei war with Spain
And here comes Hon. Hilary A. Herbert,
who admirably filled the office OF score
tary OF the navy during President Cleve
lands second admit istratiou, to pay 9 trl
bnte TO President Mckinley, saying he
has made no mistakes rs commsnder-in
chief aud few mistskes generally. As to
camp management MIR. Herbert declsres
there never was . company without q
coward nor . regiment without 3 GROWER. J"
Wheeler, Lee and Herbert are former con
fede,s'es The manly, loyal and honor
able way 10 which they uphold the govern
met carries its own rebnke TO the copper
head rewspapers now trying to start q
fire 10 the rear. inst ~ their disloyal
prototypes did thirty-odd years ago.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-10-13

II has been generally assumed that hos
tilites with Spain are over, but the hrst
runos from the treaty commission, %
peci.iIy those from Madrid, do not fore
shadow . speedy end to the negotiations.
Our demsnds will soon be made known.
but the disposition OF Spain will be dis
closed by 9 process OF subtleties peculist
TO its conduct OF foreign relations The
effort TO frame a treaty at Paris may fail.
1t 10 important % remember that The wsr
is suspended, not 6uslly settled. Nearly
two months have passed since the protocol
vas signed. aud we hold no Cuban terri
tory that vas not 10 our hands ct that
time. The Spanish in Cuba have constru
cd immediate evacuation Is equivalent TO
inertia for several moths. Several thou
sand Spanish troops have been withdraw
from Porto Rico, bat the army there WAS
comparatively small snd the island 10 any
case 10 not dsiensible Spanish resistance
10 the Philippines is broken down, bnt 1t
10 there that Msdrid will play It's most
cunning cards. The situstion requires
care spi res jiness We know from re
cen. ey snts the value OF preparation. II,
10 the par, of wisdom TO keep oar military
resources 10 shape TOT immediate use.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-10-13

Doctor Hsig is OF the opinion that sui
eide may be traced to error in d Ell, the
error being the eating Of meat, the drink
ing OF beer and OF tes. and the smoking oil
tobacco. HIS facts ali fell comfortably
into their plsc 10 support Of bis hypo
thesis. Are there not more suicides sm ong
men than among women, and do not men
consume more meat, more beer and more
tobacco than the women? Again. suicide
Is more common 10 EogIaud than in Scot
land, not apparently because the Scotch
are q more csnny race, but because the
English eat more meat aud drink more
beer. while the Scotch eat less meat and
drink whisky instead Of beer. After
msintsining thst suicide vas less com mon
among the Scotch, it was perhaps hardly
polite. when addressing Scotch audience
10 go on TO say that suicide increased
With eIviliz, tion. Bat the fact was eI
planned on the ground Of more injurious
diet. that OF civilized man being more pro
ductive OF uric acid and thus OF suicide
than that which prevails where civil cation
il less advanced. Uric scid IL, 10 fact, at
the bottom Of sll this, and. and according
TO Doctor Hsis, the incidence Of suicide
tsllies With the daily, snnual, and life
ductustiobs OF sric acid in the blood.
oeiag commonest when uric acid 10 most
.bnndsp,, namely 10 the mornings 10
pfins aud sun mer. and in childhood and
The foil prime OF liis.
We have 20 doubt that errors oil diet
are responsible for much. aud an oDs
other thing, for . certsin nnnber OF
suicides; bay we would 90 further and I'd
nit that nbsu table diet. arrangement OF
the proper relations between nutrition
aad vsste, aud the consequent losding Of
the Tissues aud blood ~ith sbnofmsl pro
dneis OF metsbolism have ~ ach TO do wi,h
that ilI-temper aud dissontcBt which lesd
men TO lay their bands siolsaily often
npon their neishbors. aud sometimes 90
themselves. All tbis nsy be taken for
granted bot stiil iarttet are ne IRON BE-
Ing agreed tbs, atie All "a the origin Of
the evil.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-10-13

better ptuoi ol Their confidence 10
It's nsrls DO yen sstil II
eares rilss. turs scsld', sores. 10 The
shortest spsrc a tina u. whippls,
Manchester Csntrs; A. h. PeiubObs,
Aasie. 60 nsthsrs,
Are you distarbsd At DIS b and BROKEN
OF yoar resi by . sick child saaefing and
crying with psip % eating teethS II 90
send ., once sad Sei bottle OF Mrs Wih'
slows Soothing Syrup Tor ebildrcp teeth,
ius. II cures dysentery, disrhoea, resur
Is,es the stomach and bowelA cures wind
collie. soiieos the gums, reduces inHsms
iion. and gives tone and energy 10 the
whole system. MIRA Wiuslos's Soothing
Syrup for Children Teelhing is pleasant
o the taste snl lie the prescription Of one
OF the Oldest sad beet female physicisn
aud nurses IN the United States aud ia for
sale by all druggists throughout the world
price 20 cts bottle.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-10-13
LorrlE v. vlrHERELL

| LOr1lE V. VlfHEREIL.
Whereas, the said Eugene Withotell having
| flied IN he oilice Of the Clort OF said Bennington
| County q, uft his libel or petition Tor divorce
| agGipti Lotto v. Witherell now re sident without
be state Of Vermont, therein stating aud set.
| ting forth that on the seth day Of Nov, mber,
| 1886, at SAltm In the State Of New York he VAS
duly married to taid Lottie then bearing her
| maiden nsme OF Lo,tie v Fisher. by the Rev,
| George II ttockwell. authorized 10 solemnze
marriages that he lived with tho said Lotiie v.
Al D0isot ia said County, In strict obser vance OF
tho the marriage covenant, that said L0ttio V.
not regarding her duty In that behsli did at said
| Dorset ON the 30tb day Of December 1902 and on
divers Other days aud times during tho year
1892 mint the crime Of adultery with one
James Danlon aud with other persons to your
petitioner unknown, And further stating that
since raid marriage and on the 3lst day Of De-
ccmber 1892, the taid Lotiie williuily' and
without just cause deserted your petitioner for
three COZ secutiyo yesfs and ever since doth aud
still dots oluse 10 live with and cohabit with
your | etitioncT that she went out Of the State
Of Vermont and still remains 10 parts unknown.
And ul ihtf stating thai he has two childiea the
fruit 81 Haid marriage whose names and ages arc
respectively as follows Grace WI beTeI aged
ten Year and Belle Witberel Eged seven years
aud that Tho interett OF said children would be
beet ~ noted by granting TO your petitioner
their care aud custody during their minority
that your petitioner is . resident Of Dorset 10
the Coun'y " Bennington and has there resided
for The .hilty years last past, and that he hss
not Nyed or cohsbitd with the vsid L6ttie v.
sibce the dsy u her de,ertion; and praying thst
the bond OF mai rimoDy between himself aud the
said Loitie v, may be- dissolved and bill Il di.
vorce granted him, and that the care aud Gus
tody Of sad children may be decreed to him.
WLolcUi0p, IL appearing that sad Lotus v.
Wiibenll fttides without tho State Of Vermont,
II IL 0fdoIed that said Lottie v be required TO
appear before the County Court beIt I. be-
holden al Bel nlDgton within and for the County
Of Benuir gton on the fret Tuesday Of December
1898. fnd msbo answer 10 saldlpstiton or libel.
by pubbsbrg the substance ~ said libel or
petition i0geiber with this order In the Man
chester Journal printed al Manchester In said
County ia GO weeks suociysly the last publics
tion To be- al least rit weeks previous TO the com.
DeDot mt VI Of ssid torn OF Conrt.
Given W dor my hand al bennington In the
County VI Benz iugton this 3id day Of October
1893.
u FOWLER, Deputy CLERK.
W. Il fDotnf0s, Atfy. Hsw
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-10-13

Joseph Simon hss beso elected Senstof
from Oregon, receiving the fall Bspnoli
Gao vote. he iss lsv psrtner Of Senator
Dolph and intimsie friend OF Senstor Cor
bett. 10 Published interview he
stated bic position as iollovF favor
the reieotiou OF the entire Philippine
group, and should not serss TO the rsiiti
cation Of treaty thss RENTS sny portion
Of them 10 spain. ! sm for government
construction aud control Of the Nicaragua
canal and favor Pacific cable an for
a larger standing army sud greater navy
an especially snrious for The O N estsb
lishmett Of the gold standard and
reformation OF the currency by retirement
OF government paper obligations and eres
ton OF a baking currency. These meas
ures are OF gres. urgency, both becsu'e
Of DOR prospective trade expansion and be
ssnse postponsment can only result 10
disaster when the neIt inevitable financial
difficulties arise
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-10-13

Ascending TO the reports sent by cable
10 the state department. by WilIism X.
Day. chsirmsn OF the American peace CON
mission Of Psus. the joint com mission 81
Paris, the ] lat con mission hss postponed
| Tor tbe prestnt confederation Of The PM
ippiue question. In order TO sive tue Span
i.h representatives, 90 opportunity TO con
slider iaily The proposition made by ihs
American CON nisioners The joint CON
mission 10 nov engaged 10 The oisenssion
OF other matters involved 10 the negotis
tions. One OF these 10 tue selection oil the
island 10 The L,drones which Spain ceded
10 the Ueited st.trs 10 fhe pesee protocol
Tnis government hss decided that II wants
the islsnd OF Guam. which wss tsken by
tue L aiied States cruiser Charleston, snd
presumably the Spanish commissioners ere
sndssysfins TO persuade the American
deles ats. that .oue other islsni in The
stt up ~ill do last - well Tor the United
States. TIE eonmissiop, ii IL understood,
10 si.o Discussing the present eIten, OF
Spanish sovereignty 10 the PHILIPPINES,
Gaia snd Porto kieo. Within the scope
Of TIL, topic gill nbaoab,ediy eoms con
siderstion Of the right Of Spain 10 send
troops 10 those lslsnds Of the Philippine
etcup 10, held By tbs Autneau iofcet.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-10-13
ELECTION OF COUNTY CON.


srATE % WAN ~. Bennington County, T. y.
he II knggH, That pufsuAnt 10 law 90 this
lGlh dsy u reptember A. u is9s, !, Harry 4.
Cushnsn, Clerk u the County of Bennington
10 said County. PUBLICLY eanysssed all the votes
returned 10 me secofding 10 Law, east by The
nee rnen VI ali the several uwns ~ said County,
on the fr.l 1ussdsy u September A. d. 1898.
Tor the INCA Of County Couimlssionsr. and Then
and there determined that Horace n. B0ttgm.
Of shat stuiJ, ~ said County hsd received tao
.hOasaBd tao bsndred aud eighty one txlsIi
votes Tor Ss,d OIiise aud John Barter u fOwpsi
10 raid ccully, hsd fseeiged ons ibousspd AMI
ninety ssrfH ION yotss TOT said oios, 20 other
voies being cart tgf The same.
Nov therefore hereby make preelsnatlon ~
c0fnm.Edsd ID lac, that the sAl1 Hofses u.
Batium, bsLg tho psrson sbo ntcsiyed the
greatest Bnmbsf u lagEi votes % east lot said
ofses, 10 duly slsclsd Comfy Con misslohsf
sitLin And i0r sald County Of Bennington, Tor
Tie enquiry term dstern4Insd ~ lAs.
IuTsstimoDY Whereof have hsfsuDto Get my
LIhd and aimed he seal of tbs County
Coat within and fof the c0aniy o. Ben.
fEs.lI lpgtOn Aforesaid al Bennington IN ssid
C0apty this ieth day u septenbsr A. u.
Iss.
.gls gAgGy 7. crEasAs. clet,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-10-13

Remains OF the largest reptiles that ever
lived were discovered ia large numbers rs
equity by Mr. Limb, + g. 8, Of the geo
logical survey OF Osnsds, Mr.. Lamb
spsnl tso months IN the II ID Deer distric,
Booth Of Medicioe Hat, 10 the Northwest
Territories OF Canals, aud % . result has
secured some splendid fossil remsins.
Tie iossils sfe the remains OF dinosaurs
Ouud In the cretsceous rocks. The
Dinosaurs we're reptiles varying from
tsen,y 10 SIXTY lee, 10 length. Some OF
,bem had three horns. one over the nose,
the others nesr the eyes They were
either herbivorous or csroivorous. and
trlsted sees before the mAstedons. MIR,
Lamb also d covered the remsins OF tnr
ties, sllisstors. and hsh.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-10-13
give the Children n Drink

called Grain o. 1t is a delicious. sppeti2
ing. no1rishing food drink to take thu
place Of coffee. Sold by oil grocrrs and
liked by ell who have used it becaust
when properly prepared it tastes like the
finest coffee bat is free from oil injurit NJ
properties. Grsiu o aids digestion and
strengthens tue ntrv,s. 1t is not o stimp
liant but health builder, AMI children
IS we'll ss adulls. Can drink it with great
benefit Costs al out Ia az much rs col
fee. 10 and IS cents.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-10-13

Oae hinute Cough Cure surprises pee
pie by it's quick cures aud children may
take it in large quantities without The
esst danger. 1t has won for itself tbs
best reputation Of any preparation used
today for colds, Group, tickling in tht
throat OF obstinate coughs. J. II. Whip
pie Manchester Centre; A. II. Pettbone
Manchester Depot.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-10-13

RassisH intrigue is nov openly charged
With being responsible tor the upheavAl 81
pskias. Tue most encouraging feature IL
tie vague but 10 less significant change
IA the sltitade OF Lord Salisbury. There
b.. been ~itbln scarcely more than .
week . decided secession 10 yisor. not TO
cay aggression. 10 tbe British policy With
regard 10 China. English opinion fsvors
partition more strongly each day, The
impres,ion Ia nov general that division
Of Gains Is inevitable. II 30, then the
sooost the better. according TO the British
point Of view.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-10-13

To. military governor OF b.ptlaso. Geo
sf.l Wood, reports ,hsi sipee Tbs Amer
f,n ooespstloa u The city The death rate
Ls. dropped steadily sni 10 roe sbont one
faa,,h ~ vhsi IL y. formerly. Tbi.
,ho.. .h.s dsIsrmioed nort sloos scien
tide iIns. gill DO 10 tho tropics. Cabs
10. brsr pee, bois simpl, because OF tbs
et.aia.i Negligence OF the suiboriiiss In
rei.sios 10 the sanitation Of she islands.
I, !. not the climate ba, the 9th ihs, bss
c.a.sd the bls death r.ts, Bat the futafs
l. Inght 9Th promise
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-10-13

A friend advised me TO try Ely's Cream
Balm aud after using it,sI1 weeks ! b,
lieved myself cured OF icatarrh. 1t is ,
most valuable remedy. JOSEPH Stewart
ga Grand Avenue. Brooklyn. N. Y.
Ny con was sflllcted with catsfrh, il
duced him to try Elys Cream Balm sut
the dissgfeeabIe catarrhal smell oil LEFT
him. lie appears as we'll as anyone. j
G. Olmstesd, Arcols, Ill
Price Of Cream Halm Is fiity cents.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-10-13

Hobson Is proving 10 his personal
sahisvemeDt that peace hath her victories
not less reno sned than var His victory
10 var vas victory Of personal courage;
In peace one OF technical ability aud tain
lag. lie sunk the Merrimsc Tor the oh
sttnctinu Of the Santiago ohsDnnel be
cause DO dared he rsistd the Maria Ter
e.. b %. nse he knew how. II vas q con
btu.tlon OF the "J.rs. and the know
hos 10 our American army and navy
that shipped Spain at every point. and
would have been invincible against her
had her strength been ten times greater.