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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-04
WEATHER FORECAST.
Good Pointers for the U. D
Signal Service.

there wili be raiuy-na :. .ihes ground
er.
n chicks seek shelter. the weather
viii be wet
n chickens and other fowls pic "a
their feathers there win he cloudy
ana damp weather.
r. during severe frorts. ROSTERS
cry very early. the weather viii be-
come moderate or even warm.
when ducks battle ana quack rain
viii surely come. aud when thoy are
quiet there viii be- thunderstorm.
II geese baihe u VIII rain.
II cat searches FOR warm rlnce
there viii be- cold weather. n cat
scratches a door. table. or other oh
isot with ltH claws there viii be
windy and snowy weather.
n DOGS roll in the winter. there
will be snow. u IN the summer there
all be rain.
II mice make their nests above the
ground In rickE. the fail viii be
rainy ard prolonged. II they make
their nests una.r rioks upon the
ground. the spring VIII be fair. II
they make their nests before the
crop n roaped. rainy weather viii
begin In August, and the fall viii be
bad.
Fish appear on the surface % the
water before rain. and go to the
bottom before strong wind.
HOLSTERS crawl upon the banks be-
fore rainy weather.
II oak lands grow plentiful. the
winter VIII be severe. and /
The summer fruitful.
II smoke sinks 20 the ground and |
there Is no wind. in winter It will /
be- snow. and in summer IL will be /
rain. II smoke rises even during /
BAD weather. fair weather VIII fol- /
ow.
II AT sunset there are no clouds, /
he next day VIII he fair: II the sun /
bets Ia clouds. the next day will be
'ioudy and perhaps rain. II the set
Ing sun IL red the next day there
viii be strong wind.
II the horns OF the new moon arc
onF and sharp. then In winter the
whole month viii be cold. and I'm
hummer fair.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-04
Invalid Burned to Death

PHILADELPHIA. April 4.-By an
oil lamp upsettlng. 70-year-old An
ME Dorgan was burned 10 death in
her home shortly before 2 o'clock
this morning.
The unfortunate woman owned
the property and slept In the third
story front room. The other por-
tions Of the house she rented 10 Jas.
Fees and his family.
For a number OF years Mrs. Dor
gan has been an invalid and has
been subject to falnting SPELLS and
fits.
1t has been her custom TO have
n small table beside her bed. on
which she generally had placed a
lighted lamp. medicines. etc. II is
supposed that while lying In bed
this morning she felt herself becom-
ing weak. and reached for water.
and in doing 50 upset the lamp.
which ignited the bedding.
The woman's agonizing cries for
help awakened the occupants of thu
house and attracted the attention of
Policeman Tomilson of the Eighth
district. who was standing at Thir-
tecnth street. who rushed In and
found her dead in bed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-04
EXPECTS HELP
FROM MCKINLEY
How Bank Cashier Hopes to
Keep OCT Of Prison.

raNcA. Sch. Aprii Dispatched
here today tfl H queer story ~ the
means hy RhfHA cashier Frank
n norHaY. af fHH dafunrt Fcnca
hank expects - eaeare paniteniiary
for fraudulent banking Dorsey Taa
recently convicted az tho Federal
court at omaha aud sentenced t. 10
yeafa' imprisonment. hut he IN at
larra on "a bond pending his appeal
T1Iays strr. ia that Dis brother
George offered President Mckinley
$4,000 % lii him during his financial
troubles several years nrs aud that
the latter promised m any future
time 60 render him any service IN HIS
power far the kindness. II is claim
ed that tho latter has now recalled
this promise and expects o pardon
or only ones years imprisonment
Tor his brother.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-04
Tho Girl hSay Recover.

fNBTANAPOLIs. April s.-Doilie
Harrison underwent huceeasini
operation for appendicitis a. the eity
hospital yesterday afternoon. anA'
the doctors think g pu the way 70
recovery. She = the girl whom me
humane officers took away from her
PARENTS ln West indianapolis. 10 or
der that she might have proper med
teal treatment. The parents hal ie.
dared belief IN faith healing. ana
sald 1hey believed ihFir daughter
would get well Without medical aia.
The case had gone 80 long mat
T. had become aggravated ana AT
the time the little girl was take a
10 the hospital she was suffering
much.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-04
Sand as a Fire Extinguisher

u ar. should Occur In the new
telephone eonipAny's exchange at
Indianapolis, lac. sand viii be used
e. extinRuish H. 81 Is used because
Il IN less injurious % the electrical
apparatus than water or chemicals
would he. The sand ~ stored tn
large tank above the exchange room
and II aiftes automatically to any
an dali parts q the building In such
a manner a. % smother a fire very
enrettvaly
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-04
conslcts Dash for Liberty

LANCASTER. Pa, April t.-Depu-
~ Keeper Haimer. ~ the Lancaster
county prison, took a squad Of eight
conyicts out IN the yard yesterday
10 uniead straw. and two ~ them.
Thomas EaFan and Richard Hero.
made a break FOR liberty. Keeper
Haimer hurried the others bask TO
prison and gave the alarm.
Under Keeper rHuer started In
pursuit and when he came within
haillnE distance Of Hero. he called
on him TO halt Hero refused and
usner shot a; him. The ball struck
him on tho hand and he surrendered.
EaRan was not rceaptured. He had
nearly completed a thrcc.ycar sem
fencr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-04
SIZE or TIE
NEW CRUISERS

wAsnINGroN. =. G., April =
rho haafd - construction Of the
navy department. which consists OF
Rear Admlrals Charles o'Seil. emei
of the bureau oG ordnance. Melville
rhl.f 81 tho bureau 90 steam rnNin-
rerlug and illchbarn. fhlet OF tne
bureau - construction ana repair +"
can sidrnug proposition 20 MIX
ihe nis protected cruisers an alH'l "t
aaHD toua each The act provinces
Tor the construction 81 ELK cruisers
.af about 900 tons trial diaplhee-
nsnt ID br ahssthei and rnpprred
ard Ill. e1at ~ each. exclusive nf ar
,,.sr4ant MT 81 exceed Ai.ifissoo. II
i,sa eean s-errtained that vessels ~
thi. class can D. constructed u 4sNp
tsBs advancement within tha limit
~ cost naed BE- tbs act. ana 81 the
Intention ~ congress has cflaehlly
t4.n ta secure the very best vessel
mat can pos ibis Dc eauHifueteA Tor
~. spm 20 ai.tti sao. IL Ia eoh'ein
ol4teA hv the board tu invite rf0i''
sails fnr vessels ~ aopa pf asH' '.'h.
iisrlaqmeai ADMIRAL li.sh ~, ~. e ~
. vile aui o'Neiii tend Thar go
act eunFrYH authority - huiid ih
beet vessel that can D. designed an
epnatruelet uithin the limit ~ th
eaat. with q vessel u aan1 tons on
turrst emily waHd h. carried. an,
the armament Hauld consist % tWl
is-lneh guns II Tso toms BE- decide.
upon. the vsHsai could be drairne,
fpr tva turrria. n each IF whiri
ia.ineh guns wanid 20 mounted. anl
which would maize them cruisers al
much FrFatHr power ~ nehting en-
rnes The modern 'asineh Eua q
superior Oh che fa-iueh gun mHdi
{ = feW Yfara ago. and four ~ th'
latter would Hiy~ double the often
sIas qualities ~ vessels carrying fwf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-04
TO RELIEVE the MINERS

Captain Abercromhie. who wi
command the Government exped
ton into the Copper river distric
has received a telegram from Sec
retery Of war q. II. Meiklejohn, &c
wishing him to make all possih
haste 70 get away. The depar
ment has received letters to u
effect that MANY OF the gold seeke'
are In n deplorable condition on az
count OF scurvy. and relief Is needf
Immediately. Abercrombie Will a
as relief agent,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-04
MUST Paw FOR LUMBER

In the jury trial of A. chllberF vs.
#. +. Townsiey. r. s. Cole. 4. ~
Graham. p. W. Price and r. ~.
Dempsey IN the superior court yes
terday a verdict ~ ss97.as IN favor
q the plaintiff was rendered The
suit was brought To- recover che
freight and the value of 22.Gai feet
- lumber which was shipped BY the
plaintiff TO skagway on the bark
Highland Light. but which wan not
delivered
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-04

prominent rold producer rne rock
.te hero. De- alHa fnrH hold F"la
ana au hat De- nt aat ia for COM
potent men a. search mud fPrua Z ss
fuaur4 in ngateuntio exploration
Irhs great Fam 50 gold production.
Inc aava. d dae ta improved l'eth"a
ln mlulne aud milling, snthinf o.9
Iuua formerly unHueeenfful MINES l'
Ihs rrapeua1 and operated VIII que.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-04
cNES. ". BAKER ILL.

Chas II. Baker. president Of the
Snouualmie Falls Power company. ia
suffering from an attack OF appen-
dleitis and was taken 20 the Seattle
General hospital sunday afternoon.
The attending INSTRUMENTATION
T.. w. WINS and G. w. Sharples-
held a consultation yesterday and de-
cided To perform an operation as
soon as the patients health would
permit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-04
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Licenses 70 Wed were issued yes.
,sriay By County Auditor Fveuaun
10 James Edwari Anthony. 20 ani
cornsiiA g Gibson. IS. both of
Franklin. George Vuaea. =. and f.o-
vey Johnson. II. both - Franklin.
John Richardson. .. and Cherry Vi
let naElry. -. both 20 Port Ludlow
Isaac Melvin Newman. 3. ana Nell
lie J. Newell 81. both % Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-04
IRELAND CALLS
ON THE POPE

ROME. April b.-The Pope TIM
morning received Archbishop Ire.
land most amiahly and oonversec
with him for several moments. Hi'
Holiness was cheerful. but feeble
In Diminishing the archbishop, th'
Pope explained that his physiciani
Sould NOT allow him To talk longer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-04
Michigan Geld Ores.

MARQUETTE, Mich, April -
Iron and copper 30 0verahafow the
more precious metals that few rr1-
pie think OF this region as producing
gold and silver Nevertheless IT Is
$50. though the production Of those
metals I'm the upper peninsula Ia
either Incidental with the mining Of
copper or ln ita infancy as an iu1n-
pendent industry. But n f. a prom
lHnr Industry. and George &rWott.
state commissioner OF mineral at1-
uBtics. is authority for tho state
mcnt that Michigan yet VIII be a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-04
a British Officer Eaten.

LONDON. April t-The Liverpooi
correspondent q the tteilt Mall tsl-
Z - -. 80 sffe news mas been re-
esisg6 there - the terrible fate OF
Lieut.. Bell. British officer. with the
Belgian troops IN the Congo Free
State he VAS captured by the ma
tiVcs IN = nsrre fight and was after
ward killed and eaten.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-04
MRs. LEsrER DIVORCED

Aenes May Lester WINS sfnnt-
"a "a divorce NsnlsriaY hY iudss
Moore in the superior court IRON
brF huahand. IL f lea'rH en thr
uf8una of cruelty bad lnrnmpstihiii-
as az tsmprt Mrs. Tester weh go
ia Inc custody OF the two children
ana Sas ii month hljmDHy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-04
A TEST OF
THE CURRENTS
Four Casks to Be Set Rfloat
Near Herald Island.

PHILADELPHIA. April t.--Henry
rl2Fap.nS president OF the Gcogra-
! ne f'led an Information against
Freeman. ordering his arrest, which
/ transcript was presented to the
court Mt yesterdays hearing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-04

Adapted 10 the needs OF busy
people. The average man or
woman always likes 10 swiftly
scan the moving panorama Of the
globe during the leisure hall hour
that follows the evening meal. and
then turn attention to other mat.
tiers. The publishers Of the THE
STAR appreciate this fact and have
modelled the paper so tina;
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-04
ALI Of the Local
As we'll "a the
T6l0grapliC News

Don 'tdoubtit for one minute. The
paper viii not claim to be the best
on earth with the Largest circula.
ton that IS, not yet awhile, but
the effortwiII be made to steadily
improve il. In the meanwhile
please remember thatnews tips"
teIephoned to the office (Pike 1907
will be much appreciated; also
subscribers. II only costs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-04
DireCtness of Statement

VIII be a noticeable feature. An
interesting, breezy style Of para.
graphing finds increasing favor IN
these days, as opposed to the old
time fashion Of ponderous ''write-
ups" and editorial uttefanees.
The STAR will have
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-04
Ru,, MING pFRMsre

where the death rate Is lower than
It IL In London, but Rome comes
very near to the minimum. although
II ia generally regarded as a very
city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-04

While Dr. Albert J. Forrest r. IN
Ncw York. his dental practice viii BE-
attended to By Albin 4 Smith, den
lists, Room 10. Sullivan Block.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-04
Found

That the Rustler Grocery Is the
cheapest place TO buy groceries
$40 Columbia, between Third ara
Fourth. Phone Main ai2,
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there win be rainy .ihe ground
er.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-01-12
aarifrlturf.



The decline a ssricaliars 10 The sssl
err ,ts,es bss been for some years prot
lem thai has perplsied cot only the srn
ere Themselves bat political ecoBomists .,
yell oss reason sivsn has been our 10
ability 10 compe sin ID. iada,try With
the great agricultural states Of the sesi
|, hss been el.snsJ ihst they have been
discout ting and over.hslmios cur aels
log 10 rough 6elds with their vholessIs
operations 90 free snd Ter lie tracts where
labor saving processes cheaper prodno
tion and expand the product Bat The
governor Of Iodisns. 10 . recent address
before The siste srsnee. calls attention 10
the zane movement thtre thai has caused
so much srrrehension 10 New England.
Governor Mount ssid thu, 10 lnsisns
comparatively . new state. aud oGtli re
Gently almost exclusively 40 sericn t1rsl
stsis, there v,re large Tracts Of exhausted
and ABANDONED land. 10 Clay county
sloae 10000 seses or over fifteen square
miles. are given over 10 waste. II.
thought that tanning could be msde
IN 70 attractive BY teaching somi thiDs Of
ihs science 10 the public ,choois. and
said. expect u see law placed on ihr
ststute books Of the state this winter
which will provide for the teaching Of the
primsry principles OF agriculture 10 the
public schools.
10 commenting on this the DO ton
Transcript says: TIE trouble With our
farming east, and and apparently wet as
we'll, is ihst there Ia too much primary CT
elementsi o. vledge and not enough that
10 thorough sud exhaustive. The four
yesrs course OF agricultural college is none
too much to devote TO preparation for sue
cess 10 tnst industry, and even then .
year or Two with skliiu practical itrmer
is IN essential to young man who hopes
TO make OF fa' ming somtting more sEd
better than horny handed eradgery. as It
10 for the young doctor to work in the
hospitsls for q yesr or two. Bat without
Q genuine enthusiasm for the busines',
even that will not win fuccels. aud nnior
tunstely its conditions are oct OF present
sucb ss to arouse entbnsi The reec
tion that will ben,ti. agriculture msy
come, bat it seems very slow in starting
Jefferson wrote: The people will remain
vriuous a. Tor q as agriculture is our pin
ciple Object, which will be the case while
there remsin vscsht lands 10 America
When we get piled upon one another 10
isrge ci,iee. as 10 Europe, we shall be
come corrupt Us 10 Europe" Senator
Nutshell Of Wisconsin in q recent inter
view I'D the Milwaukee Seutinel. sal
The great trouble with this country il
the. We IRE cessine to be gu sgricultural
people. Everybody is hocking to The
cities and ov, rcrowding them, while the
broad acres that should support the popn
ation are being neglected. never wSs
10 I'm pressed with this idea as have been
,iuce have Travelled 20 extensively in the
'sr wet II we're young man ] would
imp right out into the country and lie
,ome farmer.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-01-12

feet unlrss she takes special pains TO
build herself up IL wnmsuly way ihs
unusual demand upou hsf stfvHglh wtll
result IN a serious weakness aud disease
Of the delicate organs which distinguish
her from man The entertainments af
these maladira are hefalded BY general
weakness and lassiiudc, headaches, De.
spoudeucy and iri,abtlity weak back,
pains ard diagHinF down sensations Neg.
leei Of these symptoms means inyalldism,
insanity oT carly death,
There Is q remedy that will ~ strengthen
aud build NJ woman's special organism,
that she may withstand the strain ~ long
hours upon her rect, and escape the msladles
that would destroy her general health and
her capahility as a wife and mother II is
Df Pierce q Favoriie Prescription II buiids
Up the muscles that support and strengthen
the organs peculiar 20 the sex II enables
her 90 stand without feeling pulled down
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-01-12

the Aassl Passages. AilAss sndsnn. tlu1 snd
H1ats aEa rrgtecls The Mem sfshe. Hestofes
The fensts u Taste asd kEssli. faii Size g'c
Ira ra1s ias.s Al Days sls o. BY asaal.
rLr BROTHERS. e wsnsn 1tresL New Torh
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-01-12

RUTLAND, VERMONT.
We Offer Subject to Prior Sale FIVE
Or More Shares Of
First Eation4l Bank Fair Haven. VI.
Rutland County National b INK. Rutland, VT
Ellington National Bank, Rntland. Vt.
Merchant q National Bank, Rutla' d Vt.
First National Bans, Brtudon. Vt
Braldon National u NIX Brandon, Vt
Bennington Co Nat Bank, Bennington, VI.
Black River National Bank. foctursvil @, VI,
Hs dsics Savings Bank AID rrust Co., Hard.
wick, VI
Frat National Bank 81. Johnebuty, w.
Merchant National . nix. IT John.bury, Vt.
Caledonia ka,io al Bank. Danyiile, Vt.
First National Bank nuntp ii6r, St
Mortified National Bank. Mortified Vt.
Mosley d Sioddatd Mig 90, Rutland, W.
Steam Some Cutter Co tutland, Vt.
National Gar % st Adams VI.
Peoples Gas Light Co. Rutland, Vt.
Rutland Street RAILWAY, Co, Rutland, VI.
ALSO
per ct. Bonds Burlington Traction Co., Bur
lington, Vt.
per CT Bonds, burlington, Vt.
per CT Bonds Bennington, Vt
4 per ct. Bonds Lyndlnyils, Vt.
4 pc ct. Bonds Stowe VT
II you wish TO buy or Sc any thing in our line
We shall be pleased 10 receive your patronage
Correspondence solicited.
Ra'and. Vt. reb. 10th 1893 4llS3m
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-01-12
v ARM Foop ron Pro t.

| No better proof Of the ben, ct o lie d.
rived from the use OF warm food r piss
csn be put ,wsrd than the sppesrat &c
and touch OF The snimsls themselves.
The badly used pig. ss pnt il, has a
skin which 10 harsh 10 the touch and pos
sssses . somewhst iorbidcing sspect
The we'll treated animal. 90 the other
hand, has soft. we'll kept cost, which
the eye loves 10 dwell upon. Oae denotes
"slow dotr," TIE other mesns .'esrIy
msiurity." Another ssroog argument 10
favor Of cooked food for pigs Is to be
found 10 the appearance OF the snimas
fed BY cottsgers and email holders. The
cotssgsr. IL may be, feeds one pig every
year. The srimsl IL brought from lie I'll
lows 81 vesuing time. and ibeooeiorth
condemned TO solitary confinement "a
state OF sH,irs, II anything, opposed to
good progress But what Is the resnlif
The average cot ,sef's pig holds IT. osD
With its fellows. which msy be kept upon
the frm, and lie more likely then not 10
best THEM 10 the rsce for weight. rotsith
standing the fact thst its isrP, ssro'e, l.
interior. i,s qosriefs ere more crsmpeJ.
and its bedding msterisl 10 more sc.nty
than 10 the Gaze OF its former companions
- =
Tbs first oil OF sought 10 f'r 4 zios |
should be 10 correct the scioity OF The
scidity OF The soil sud to set up ihe pro
oesses 81 dssom position Of tue orsspic
% liter snd n.t idcs,ioo 40 - 10 copvelt
The iner. into sv.ll.ble plant food. Liber
81 application OF decon posing msnure'.
such - bsrnysrd q snure. 10 confession
With dressings Of line. have usr,lly been
found .n'c,lvs Tor this purp5ss.
The pot.t, crop 10 probably the moot
sssesirs 10 !, reqairemsou OF labor 1t
special lines Of coy thai the s.itssfn
Isrm,r can grow. 10 euitivstirg. destroy
Ins bugs snj h,rvestios iiiile eeisy
Involves The .of, 0iersrythirg done before
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-01-12
EoviNE IUBERcULo l..

DR.. Irving A Watson, president OF the
New Hsmpshir, cattle CON mission. in bls
address before the American public health
association Il o tswa September. summer
ICED bis idess ss 10 lows:
/. II 10 impossible /, eradicate bovine
tuberculosis, bnt it may, without j, fic,
ing too great burden upon the state, be
reduced 10 suchs degree that will sub
serve the lot r-sts OF the stock rsisers al d
Likewise prot, G, the publio hestb.
2. But smell percentage OF the sri
msls infected with tuberculosis 10 any
way endsneer the public health, and an
indiscriroinste slsugh ter Of cattle rescting
to the tubefculin te.t lie wholly unneces
ssry, inasmuch as many Of them either re
cover or the disease is permanently arrest
cd.
8. A proper sanitary condition OF sis
bles and stable eoclos ures would do more
toward preventing the spread Of bovine
tuberculosis thst any other measure that
could be adopted.
4. The danger Of Injection from bovine
tuberculosis may be reduced to very
small proportions. il not wholly ersdicst
Cd, by sanitary messures, inspections snd
and phys steal tx4c instions by the statt,
10 cooperation with local authorities.
8 Euch Inspection, once insug
,ould be msints ned 9ihcut sn expense
bat would be burdensone 10 the state.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-01-12

stands To. The
hard uwie sAits,
tatvthr tired
shcp}Nt the Nufn.
uut mother with
babe IN arms they
ehe and al stand
up Man ehival.
fons man stie
down THIS "a Tire
daily spectacle in
mpdcfn street ears
Any competent
physician will tell
ven that woman u
peculiarly untitled
10 lwaf the strain ~
tnnr hours upUr her
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-01-12

and without pain
OF extreme WEAR
ness Ii cures all
woniauiy weakness
aud disease IL fits
her not only for
work, bat for
healthy happy
wifehood aud
motherhood.
Mrs Claus Nelson.
Of Pico Heights, los
Angeles Cal. Box az
writes 1 had fe-
male trouble. aud Df,
Pierce . faNuiitc Pres
scripiion together
with the advice given
in his book. cured
me OF five years
sickness
nv pibtrrfa Pei
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-01-12

PORK, 4 ; cents per pound
! Pound Clipped Beef l5c
80 Empty Pork bbls., (each,) Soc
l Pound Good Baking Powder &c
| Pound Good Coffee l0c
4 Cans Sugar Corn 25c
8 Cans Best Tomatoes Csc
Onions, (bushel,) 75c
| Gallon Good Cooking Molasses
and Jug 35c
Good Brooms l5c, two for 25c
Patent Flour a rs and 81 As
l50 Bushels Potatoes.
Meat Jars-sll sizes cheap.
Drugs and Patent Medicines Of All Kinds |
1.-Two me your trade and will save
you money. Call and see.
A. II. PETTIBONE,
DEPOT, VERMONT.
November soth, 1893.