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Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1898-03-03
Everybody Says So.

London has gu army of 100. 600 pick
pockets
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1898-03-03
HARkisoNBURG TO WASHINGTON.

tDaily except Sunday. *Daily.
Immediate connection in Union Depot at
Washington for and from Baltimore, Phil
adelphia and New York.
Frank s. Cannon, Sd Vice Prest g. Gen. Man.
w. 4. Turk, General Passenger A gent.
]. NJ. Culp, Traffic Manager.
L. S. Brown, Gea'l Agt Pass. Dept.
Washington. D. G.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1898-03-03

Train 2 connects with Southern r. r. at
HarrisonDurg at 90 a. m. for Strasbnrg juno
ton and Earper's Ferry Division.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1898-03-03

Train II and train l connects with Southern
r. X. at Strasburg Junction at IL so and I AZ n
m. for Harrisonburg and points on Valley Ry
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1898-03-03

tent medicine, but a medicine
a prescription discovered by
his private practice, 1 resolv-
The first bottle helped me so
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-09-29

This conutry IL not drawing on Europe
~ largely to pay for bresdstufls Is 1t did .
rear ago, and yet wheat exports for the
week, flour ibclnded. have been 3. 9G3 20s
bushels from Atlantic ports against 3. gu,
sGs last year 543. AIT from Pacific ports
ssrinst / 0oi 500 lest year. The reports
IRON diff srsnt cities disclose = wonderful
setivity 81 the chief centers OF western
trade. the dispatches from Cbicseo. st.
Paul snd 81 Louis being especially sianii
cant. To eastern dealers It may be hard
10 resliz, that such extraordinary activity
exists Of the sest. although their own
trade 10 excellent Even 10 eastern mar
ksts i, 10 commonly said thst 10 larger
trade hes ever been known ubless 10 1891
bot the western cities arc runuins things
much aitr their ovu taste this Jesr.
having greater advantages than ever be
tore 10 heavy bI.sk balances. While the
exchange. Tor the week fall below those OF
last year 10 perccp, they are 10 0 percten
larger THAI In the same week OF 1892.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-09-29

Are you disturbed Of nigh. and broken
OF yonr res, by sick child suffering aud
crying with pain OF eating teetb' n 80
send At once and get bottle OF Mrs. WInI
slows Soothing Syrup for children teeth'
Jog. IL cures dysentery. disrhoes, regui
istes the stomach aud boweis. cures wind
collie, sof,eps The gums, reduces ihhsns
tion. aud gives tone aud energy 10 the
whole system. Mrs Wilslox's Soothing
Syrup for Children Teelhins IL pleasant
o the taste aud lie the prescription OF one
Of the olies, aud best female pbysicisp
snd nurses 10 the United States and 10 for
sale BY all druggists throughout the world
price ~ eta . bottle.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-09-29

oGdsfrss hss srtnssd khnlor@ Aas
glf Hfritn Kiiohenst bss tsscsded shore
Lstd Nolssir failed lsneatsliy. Tie
sresl tlsst ,poi % HE utp q Aif'os
witch Gnte5 tts evfibtgs q eislliEs
tlon by hsrtaflsm sndu the rule e. The
III .lii. hss aissppesfes, spd The espiisss
Of iks ushdl hsil their Chfissisn libeta
sos. Tss s1aist, With is large nopnis
iios ssd ,ranshss resources IL oomibslly
feel.inss 10 ths doHiaioa Of fsypi from
.Eich IL re,ollsd 10 lss9, bal really
breushi anau The control OF the power
thai has been ,nob bsoseeept isstn sister
10 the EsypiisHs. With . British ssrti
.on ii ksstloam as yell - Aitrsndrs,
Cecil Rhodes dream Of railroad irsvsr
ius bniish tsrri,oiy exclusively hon
Cspsiovn 20 Cairo msy nov torn ont 10
BE- snyttiHe bat 3 Wild 6ish, oi imsglns
hpb
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-09-29
ELECTION OF COUNTY COM


srATK oy ygnx M. Bennington County. y. y.
DO II knAsn. That pursnant 10 law on this
10Th day VI tepteInbcr A. ID 1893. ], HAIRY T..
CushmsD, Clerk 81 tho County Of BesDingioa
IA said County, publicly csnysssed al the votes
returned 20 mo according 10 Law. east BY tho
free men Of All the several towns In said County.
on the first Tuesday of September A. ID. 1898
Tor the ofls. of County Commissioner, and then
and there determined that Horace Is. Boiium.
Of SALISBURY, N ssid County had ioeoi"d $50
thousand ts0 hundred aud sishty one fizsil
votes Tor t.d ofiea and John barber Of Posnsl
In raid q, upty. nsd received one Thousand and
ninety liDy7 votes tor sald once, no Other
vol &c being cast Ter the same.
Nov its fetore hsreby make Proclamation As
commanded by lac, tina, the sAid Horscs Is,
Buuum, beihg the person Hho rcsiyed the
greatest bsuDtf u legal votes % cast for said
ofiiea. 10 duly elected County Com uiissioner
within sud Tor SAID County Of Bennington, Tor
the ensuing term Determined BY iav.
IL Testimony Whereof have hefsunt0 get my
hsbd snd alfred the seal Of the County
Gouit within aud for the County u Bon.
lseal.l inston slortssid at Eannirg ton IN said
County tits 18th dsy a s.ptsmbef u.
1865.
90iw HAIRY r. cusHhAA. cierk.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-09-29

Plans are being prepared by the Carnt
gle Steel Company for gun foundry tc
rival that OF Krupp,the great Germsn CUR
builder The plant will be located o.
Homestead snd will employ more than
5000 men. Additional to this the company
Is preparing to go Into the ship building
business. A railroad to strike tide water
81 Newport nows or Norfolk, Va, Is under
way. Last June the company purchased
81 acres OF land 10 Homestead, near the
srmor plate plant, and q gun factory and
ship yard are to occupy the site. Hereto
fore, the company has confined ito business
entirely TO man uisctnring msterial; nov il
purposes to enter into the business OF
It's own product. The built up gun. made
up of thin strips end built by process
known only to the Carnegie company, will
be the chief article Of manufscture OF the
gun foundry. Ii is claimed thst this gun
will revolutionixa modern armament, both
naval and coast
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-09-29

kilograms We been Just received st
the Cuban Legation Ut Washington from
com missioners who have arrived at Key
West. Fla. and who are sent TO this coup
Try by Gen. MsIimo Gomez the Cnbsn
insurgent leader. These kilograms depict
the situation in the Provioee OF Santa
Clara as most critical The Cuban army
ia starving foi over two weeks and the
soldiers have been unable to get any meat.
The vegetables sre almost gone, and the
last IN ules and horses have been killed 70
iced the sick. The children and old
people are dying by dcz,ns every day.
Gen. Com, sppe.ls Tor aid, and says his
men are desperate. rs the Spanish are do
log oil they possibly can to make the In
sureents' situation more terrible Serious
results may arise from this. aud, he says.
the Cnbsns cannot be blamed II they are
forced TO take with their arms the neces
ssries OF lille This they eau do by esptur
ing = town. but the Cubsns have pledged
themselves no, to violate the srmistice.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-09-29

Colonel John Hay. ~bom the president
hss sslteisd 10 succeed Secretary Day ~
The bead Of tue state department, Is eel
,sialy mao Of vide experience, both 10
diplomacy sod American politics For
thirty seven yesH ColnDel Hay, vho u
nov sbont ,iIis, has been more or less 10
pnblio iite. ~ ever since Abraham
Lincoln look aim 10 Washington 10 1851
- mem Der Of bis Z M iisl household. He
served several years In diplomatic cspsci
ties. being suecesavely secretary OF legs
ton at Paris. viebn.,a and Madrid. Col
usy ~ ambassador to Great Britain has
discharged the duties that have fallen to
bin we'll and what is Of importance In 3
court rs critical as that OF ~. James,
gracefully. An American ambassador to
Fog land 10 be successful must make =
good impression. and suoh an impression
Colopel Hay has made.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-09-29

Arc se 10 Ls.. uoabls 9th Tnfksy be
FIRE 90 b.ss oesoiisied treaty Of pesoe
siih Sp.ihf II Is understood that the
saltss hes rscrn'iy ssni 40 Official CON
maniestio0 10 N.sbinston sdsisibs our
sorsromeb, ,h 20 oompebssiion would
be p,id 20 Americas missionary societies
Tot The 5sstno,ion Of their property dur
ins The Armenian ~ t.lion end msssaeres.
Nos II IL announced. sltbOosh limitations
Of the ssms kind have been male frequent
~ 10 ,be psss i~o years, ibs, naless the
Torksb government ehsrses its mind and
pays indemnity 81 American feet will be
sect 10 The Bosptorus 10 compel . settle
meat.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-09-29

The iron and steel trade expands With
Bpidity which throws into the shade oil
eI peot.tions. with q steel fam ine 10 Ger
many. ard 10 Great Britain 10 the market
Tor 10, coo tous plates, and the American
works are crowded for months ahead.
New orders u Chicago oover 10000 tons
tin plate bars, besides 1000 tons sold Of
Philsdelpbis. Rails are 10 such demand
that the makers are TO meet with expects
tious OF advancing prices, some sales hav
ine been made from Chicago below sereed
quotations Tor delivery ct the far west.
Plates are strong everywhere, but on &c
count OF car construction. especially
strong at Chicago, and the demand for
bars on the same scoount IL heavy, with
one order al Chicago for | 1000 and several
others for 500 cars each, prices have
slightly advanced for pl tes. bars and for
wire nails, which are 10 much better de
mani than heretofore.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-09-29

Naval Constructor Hobson has succeed
cd 10 raising tbs Spanish cruiser, Infants
Maria Teresa. which YES tuak Oh the
coast OF Gaia OF the time Ceverss feet
van, 10 pieces. sod she will probably
be sdd to onr navy. The Iafsnts Maria
Tefess vas built by Sir Charles P.lmer's
Anslo-sp.ni.n company ., Bilbos, Spain.
Tue follosins are the dimensions and
other particulars OF the ship Length be-
tscen perpendicular. $40 feet: beam 6
feet inches; mean drsusht IL II feet
inebes, displacement. 1000 tons. The hull
Is OF milled steel undivided by double
bottom sbd water tight bulkheads. She
ws launched August 30th, 1890.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-09-29

The American Economist prints returns
iiom /? .22s man utscturias concerns. repre-
81 ting every industry and scattered
through forty seven states snd territories.
In March. 1895, ibese concerns had on
ihtn pay rolls 20i. $50 employee, Who
sefe paid daring that month s7.079 900
~ wsges, 30 svease OF SIS - q month.
LIE, March the same establishments hsd
90 their pay rolls 800 323 men. whose
wages amounted 10 $40. 1893, 600 --sn
average for the month OF . fraction less
than sls Tbs, ia. IN three years there
b.. been gain OF 81 per cent 10 The nun
ber Of employees snd 9 percent In wages
psii, Still there sre those who insis,
ihst there has been no improvement 10
en- ploy meut aud wages.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-09-29
TRUMAN PERKINS Estate

rTArf or VERMONT. District Of Manchester, -
Be u remembered, that ~ 4 session Of the
Probate Court, holden nj Manchester, within
aud for said District. on tho ash day Of hep
tembr A. ID, 1898.
Present, Hor II. X. FowLtR. Judge.
Whereas, = certain instrument In writing
purportng 10 be the lsst will and testament
Of Tiunap parkins lsto Of Manchester In said
District, deceased, having been heretofore pre-
scented 10 ssid Court for Probate and duly hIed
In the Registers Office. Therefore, II 10 ordered
that all psrsons interested IN the estate Of said
deceased DO notified TO appear before said Court
at the Probate Office In Manchester. IN said
District, on the 10Th day Of October A. ID.
1888, Al 10 o'clock 10 the forenoon by publics-
lion Of ibis order, three weeks sueeessivols pre-.
vious thereto, IN the Manchester JopmsAL 4
newspaper printed Al Manchester aforesaid, 10
chow cause, " any they may have, why said
instrument 10 sritiDg should not be proved and
allowed a. the last will and testament Of tbs SAID
deoosBed.
2isw W. %. EDdgRTOs. Rogistsr.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-09-29

, 4 l. Unash Of D.shr hss issi made
ssls q 2. coo. 00o iefi oi Iembsr 10 The Nss
Hons Sewing Mseaiss eemrspy and 500
600 feat 10 other parties,
Barre 10 reasonably up to date 10 sl
things but she has nsn nov serving OF
The !afy al Washington eoaaiy nonr, ssy'
the the Times VITO hep, The eoari wall
ing renly bali % boar the hrs, morning
be attended ooart he did not do IL
sssie.
oas 1iauts Cough Cnrs surprises pee
pie by lie quick cures sod children MAJ
take 1t 10 large qasriiiies without ths
least danger. II has won for ilseli the
best reputation Of any prepssiiop nsed
today Tor colds. cropp. tickling 10 tbs
throat OF obstinsis cougbs j. II. Whip
pie Manchester Centre; A II. Peiiibone.
Manchester Depot.
Several Vernon, towns have been
done bro~p' by professional sprinters
who &c, up lake races. ct all the money
bet they can by local sports aud then the
stakeholder disappears aud the res. OF The
gang follows
While Miss Scovell OF Cornwall. was
diivios mp The COWS recently she wa At
tackled by a large Jersey bull. Had II
not been for the timely interference oil
Major. the old farm dog, she would have
been seriously injured.
More than twenty million free samples
OF DeWit,'s Witch H.Esl Sslve have been
distributed by the manufacturers. What
better proof OF their confidence 10
it's merits do you wsntH II
cures piles. burns. scslds, sores. 10 the
shortest space Of time. J II. Whipple,
Manchester Centre; A, ii. Pettbone,
Manchester Depot.
William r, William, the president Of
the Vermont Machine Co.. and steward Of
the American school for the Deaf WAS 10
iured by trolley car Ut Hartford, Conn.
on Thursday OF last week. and died on
Sunday without regaining consciousness.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-09-29

The American Peace Commission hss
arrived ia Paris spd has been cordially
received, the American and spanish com
missiopers being treated ersc,ly alike. bot
the general atmosphere OF Paris 10 no,
favorable 10 the Ameficsns. II 10 The
general Impression iha, The American
cemmissioners have instruciions 10 pro
vide tor The reiehtion Of Msnil, and the
,sisnd Of LnEon, Ind Tor the commission
TO pretend 10 resoiists n . farce" said
pfonirsn, dipIomsL He continued;
.'Ansr,cs VII pat herself alphabetically,
10 The vrons shsn abe exceeds the pro
visions Of The protocol which both ns,ions
signed. Iibow The spsnisrds have come
70 raake concessions. bas II The AMER
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-09-29

/ The Frankfort G.zate. which ~ one OF
the meet important Of ill the German
sssspspers published outside OF Berlin,
N an editorial discussing the social and
polnicsi condition Of this couptry aud The
osases snd consequences Of the recent con
n,ct, ssks. "Wbst would have hsppeasd
h.d Spain ,riumphed 10 the vsri" and II
srswers TIA, "sstioasi darkness, narrow
nsss aud corruption would have prevailed,
md everywhere throushou, the world the
sd,ocs.es Of political snl clerical sbsolu
ti,m. which the Spsntsh governmental
gsiem breeds and ioslev. would have
ssiaed pew md importsn, strength. Bot
the hss pe happened. ard Tor these rec
core !, can be i.iriy said ihs, the victory
Of The uniiei States s . triumph Tor pro
sres aud e.in Tor m.nkind.,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-09-29
Give,h. Chiidrn "a Drink

called Grain D 1T is . delicious. sppetii
ing. no1rishing food drink to take thu
place Of coffee. Sold by oil groc rs snt
liked by all who have used it because
when properly prepared it tastes like The
finest coffee bat is free from oil injuriC Ut
properties. GrainO aids digestion aud
strengthens the n-rv,s 1t is not a stimu
liant but health builder, and children
as well as adults, oan drink it with great
benefit. Costs about IA as much as col
fee. 10 and 25 cents.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-09-29

Felipe Asonoillo. the frst accredited
emisssry oi Asninsljos revolutionary
eos,rnmsne TO any foreign power with
bis secretary and interpreter, SiIto Hoptz.
l. IN Washington to lay before President
Mckinley tho spfeal OF the Filipinos for
Representation on the peace commission
ct Paris. II official representation 90 the
commission will not be granted he viii
urge that the administration at Washing
ton 10 Justice 10 the people Of tho Philip
pines secure Tor him the right 10 be heard
by the commission, in order ths. any no
iast charges OF false accusations against
,be the tilipinos which the Spanish mem
hrr. Of the commission may sci forth IN
spswefed.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-09-29

Secretary Alser. sbo is on tour ipspse,
ies army pcsis hsd tails TO ssy Of his &C
eussn 10 speech be made IL Jacksonville
FLA Il apologize 10 20 man Tor ny ID
ninis,rs,iou 81 The var department The
seps'insn, has been msnssed - beet IL
eoali be undsr The conditions. aud 10
ptoss !, | pOisi With pride TO The The fac,
that The Ametiesn army has von = sres,
al 5obls victory, mirseSions victory
ons that sili so down Ia history o. the
moe, fsnuisble 10 The counirylior speed
iress Of ootqassi and scbisvsment Of glory
10 battle. The news paper sewage which 10
being dunpsd cat sgsinsi me 10 ROT
sssins, The secretary Of var. IL 10 against
ths slcrioas vloiory Of the Aneriesn
troop, The brave dssds 81 car men and
sLtii sellsfesaeIls. which are the marvel
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-09-29

JOHN ELLIOTT,
Whereas, Harriet NJ Elliott Of Bennington in
the County OF Bennington aforesaid has dul,
hled In the Office OF the Clark 81 the Comfy
Court within and for said County OF Bennington
at Bennington in said County, her libel for di
vorce agsn,t John Elliott rmerly OF Scben &c
tAdy in the County OF Schenectady aud state oil
New York, now OF parts unknown without this
State. Alleging as the csuse OF said divorce hat
the said John Elliott beng OF sufficient pecuri
aIy ABILITY 10 provide suitable main tensnce for
the petitioner has ever without cause, grossly
wantonly and cru,lly refused aud neglect ed
20 TO do; also that the said John Elliot, wiliuliy
aud without just cause, deserted the petitioner
for three consecutive yeas and ever since doth
and still does refuse TO live With and cohabit
with the petitioner And praying that q b II Of
divorce be granted unto her and that she be al.
lowed to resume he M alden name
Now Therefore, the said John Elliott 10 hereb Y
and by the publication hereof 10 accordance wit
the Statute In such case mtde sad provided no.
tilted and required to sppear before the Honor
able the County Court at the next stated term
thereof, to be holden at Bennington within and
for the County OF Benning on Aforesaid on the
first Tuesday Of December A, D. 1898 on the q ut
day OF said term, then and there 10 snid Court,
to make answer 10 said libel for divorce and Ia
stand 10 and abide such order, judgment and
decree thereon as 10 said Court sball seem
meet the premises considered.
Dated Al Bennington in the County OF Ben.
niDgion Aforesaid, the Goth day Of September
A. d. 1898.
EDWARD II. HOLDEN, Deputy Clerk.
BArcHELDrn BATES Mtys for lbelInt. 81
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-09-29
Elmer Darling, the great Fifth Avenu.

Elmer Darling, the great Fifth Avenue
hotel man. Of New York, has . farm in
Burke called the Mountain View Farm,
which he has just visited The crops are
better than for years The farm this year
cuts $50 tons OF hay, and the barns cor
tain 300 tons. with the addition OF about
60 tons Ont on an sdj)ioing place. The
fields on this large farm. wblch now EN-
braces shout 1000 screp, are brought TO
the highest degree OF fertility. As a rule
the hay fields average about two tons to
the acre.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-09-29

Tue neIt session Of Congress will be OF
The utmost importance 10 this county.
MI HIT s oue Ct the most trusted mem
bers OF tbs hs~s,isn commission, and be
viii have large part 10 framing a govern
ment Tor the islands Az cbsitmsn OF the
foreign siisirs committee OF the House he
viii have plenty Of work 10 developing
oar future policy. Tor the acquisition OF
for'o Rico aud the Philippines VII. Enl
Os I'M position where our relations With
European nations will become much more
delicate than ever before. Our new COL.
onisl policy will result 10 msking the
foreign committees Of both House and Sen
ate Of great inpoitspte Tor years to come
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-09-29

esBs iesiHnrtions are u IN a0cou rfons
ios tsiare vtics Il sessrsliy believed 10
he tbs csss, 700 can reel sssated ihs, the
.osi az tie rsE nissioa Oil be futile
Ths sp.sissas vii retire AMI Anmics
wili 81 less, h.rs 10 lhrestsn The resEmp
tioh u hosliliiies bsiere she vill ssip her
poiht" The French pt.srspers. beyosa
Announcing the arrival Of, be eommi,sions
maks 90 comment npo6 The matter.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-09-29

Tst Ne. rofk state Denoefs.ie eon'sn
tea W ~ .e.sos Vi Eytscass ,odsy.
Ttsis b.. bess 90 sSstiniiy 10 rsssfa 10
o.nsids,aa ssd Tho delegates ere divided
~ The .iltsi Qaeslioa. oi eosrss tkae
vii he ell .oru Of dsbuneisiios Of The
Rspsbllo.s psty To ,bs platform. bat
that 10 sh0s, ,il The ibe agreement there
~lil he
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-09-29

Orders have besh trcti'e3 irem he
~a srr.imssi 90, o. psiusss cat q les
NsrEe1i saslnsei vhlus slA b sobs 81
sLssi, rs.pesiiss sfnafass pfsrioSs 10 oc'0
bet aih. Tta nsbSt a. doans u 10 %
nss.l bel - sess ihs ssJ ii The rsiss'i
ef ear sisi. sulhotiiias
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-09-29

Mrs. Paul Dillingham;, the venerable
relict OF the l.ts Gov Paul Dillingham;,
died st her home in Waterbury on Thurs
day OF last wesk. She leaves -four chill
drsn, erGov. W. Z. Dillingham; OF Water
hury. Col. Charles Dillingham;. Of Hous
ton, Texas Mira. Matthew n. Carpenter Of
Wisconsin, and Frank Dillingham;. United
States consul Of Auckland, New Il esisnd.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-09-29

Allow . cough to run until it gets beyond
the reach OF medicine. They often say,
Oh. it will wear away, but in most cases
1t will wear them away. Could they be
induced TO try the successful medicine
called Kemp's Bslsam, which is sold on Q
positive guarantee to cure. they would
Immediately see the excellent ell cot after
taking the first dose. Price Is and SOC.
Trial size free. AT oil druggists.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-09-29

The Ne. foit BspabliesEs have nonl
nsied Tb,odors Roosevelt, Tor Governor
tee 90. beiss 7ss i0f bin ssd aus foi
Gov. BI.eS. There ts been . question
- 70 Aspssvsli's residence. DO, The bes'
ls..l opihions deolsrs tbsi he bss usrer
Loot b. feslds1ca 10 Mes fofh stat. hav
lea been s@ploysd by the sovsrnmsn,
dastss b., residence elsewhere. The
platform s loos snd sticks by The st.
Laai. pt.tfofm.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-09-29
pALpH T PURDY's Exam.

ssTArs 81 ygKsDsr District Of Manchester. 80.
Ths frt,Late Coagf for ne Dtstria " Aa,schssl,rs
10 all psrsons interested 10 the estate "
Ralph . rufdy late " Manchester 10 ssid
Iyly(fiet deceased GEEETIso.
BY The authority u the state ~ Vermont, joa
ar. hereby IOiiGsd 10 sppssr before The sad
Probate Court at the Probate Once 10 hAnehss'
ter, 10 said Dlstret. 90 the ssh dAy " octber
d lsys at 10 O'Clock a. NJ, 10 sbo~ cause,
M an, ysu have Why the account ~ IhUmas
II. pardy add Edmund 1 paidy kIsent0is Of ths
s,tsus u sal1 decs A.sd. ihoad not be allowed
spd slso shy the residue u aid estate shosl q
r,et bs dlxifibatsd 70 the parties sntitis
thereto.
Dated Al Manchester. 10 ssid District, tails 10. b
, Of beptsnbsr A. u. is9s.
W. b. ED0ERTOs, Hsgislsr.