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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-02-15
The FARMERss SEA on OF MEDITATION.

Cold and Indictment weather sends tbt
present day farmer to the house % sooI
the chores are done. but be doesn't sit by
the FIRE and nod 90 bis revered ancestors
have been pictured ss doing, living, as il
were, 10 q state OF semi-bibernstion A
cessation OF muscular activities does mean
for the prog ressive, successful farmer at
solute merton, but rather the opportunity
Tor mental activities. Meditation is mol
always Q pleasant occupation, for self eI
sminslior, II one is honest with himself.
reveals things which ought to have been
done, Ii is we'll to cit down and think,
bat doL't let The cogi,stions be OF the
failure OF last year, OF 1 e poor crops, Of
the rains that came OF the wrong time, Of
the droutb that ruined the corn and dried
up the Pr 'tures OF the hogs that died end
Of the go may things that were failures
True, difficulties must be recognized.
that is the initial step 20 success, but th,
will to surmount and plsn to meet them
10 what brings des red results. Study The
farm. Plan for the crops IS to kinds,
then ss to what field will give the bes. re
suits and ltrsest yields The best seed
must be secured; wbtre this cun be pro
cured. il il WAS net raised, Is the most in
portant fsctor in the plan for coed crops.
The manner Of tiltb must be considered,
as well ss the best machinery TO be used.
The fertil ziug problems will not down.
n the msnure is rotting down the b,rn
where it ornaments ~ it's sides in eiea
heaps or lie causing the stock to wade knee
deep in the bsrnyard, earthly consider
The bes, disposition TO be made OF this
supply Of sell fer iity We hste details.
but the farmer who regards the import
sIce OF details will not dream this winter
OF what be might be able TO accomplish
Il text year we're q good crop year With
good prices for farm products but will
carefully consider every detail OF the
srops be coutenpl.trs planting The com
ing season. The possibility Of making
tue land reitfn 81 many crops vs. 10 prof
table during one session will be consider
ID with greatest care. Yes, mediate, snd
iont think the time wasted. All the
voild's greatest enterprises were fret
lresms. then put CD psper ere the world
had the prscticsl benefits from them.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-02-15
Or. DAVID KENNEDY PROVES
HIS IDENTITY

And Explains What Becomes o.
HIS Letters Unless They ara
Directed 20 Kennedy Row A
Statement Under Oath Before
the Mayor % KinEston.N Y.
CorNTT on rtsrrR. -
Dr. David Kennedy. being duly
ssgn. tzlyr ] am the dlscoserer x
calcufA solvent. my usly ofico and
place % btIsinora is In the Kennedy
Row. ON BrNaaway. Rondoo,, City *
kinDion. \, y, where | am araesic-
ing physician and surgeon.
VIVA; am advertised As saying q
CaicUra Solvent IL what really do aay
now. 10 the light AZ many years Of sr-
pofiepoe and practice ~ 8 physician
and surgcon.
am the only Dr David Kennedy in
hondoai or Kingston, n. y For
some time previous 10 1895 was con-
nectcd with the Dr, David kennedy
Corporation o. Rondout y. Y TO
which had sold the right TO manuiar-
iure DIR. David Kennsdy's Favoriis
Remedy" In 1895 VAS depoSsd from
and have noe since had any control
over its affairs. but have been engaged
In the practleo Of my profession In
Kennedy Row. and in the preparation
OF the new medicine. Calcura Solvent,
Its manufacture Is under my personal
supervision.
But the corporation bearing my
name and manufacturing the remedy
discovered over twenty-five years ago,
procured from the postofiice depart
inant an order that all letters directed
10 me by my proper name and title,
that Ia, DIR. David Kennedy, Rondout,
N. "" should be delivered to IL then
asked my friends and patients to adj
dress me as David Kennedy, NJ. d..
Kingston, n. Y" and the corporation
then procured another order directing
all letters addressed In that manner 20
he delivered TO II. and 10 now using
those names and addresses In its ad-
yerfisements. For that reason letters
directed to DIR. David Kennedy or Da-
yid Kennedy. NJ. D.. Kingston, \. Y, or
Hondout, N. Y, are delivered TO the
corporation. OF which one Augustus J.
Phillips Is the president, and from the
management OF which | am excluded.
Therefore, ] have been compelled to
ask people who want my advice and
my medicine to always insert Kennedy
Row" In my address, and hence direct
their letters as follows; David Ken
nedy, Physician and Surgeon, KenneN
Row, Kingston, N. Y.
DIR. DAVID KEsSNEDY.
Subscribed and sworn TO before me
this 9th day OF November, 1899.
WILLIAM d. BRINNlER,
Mayor OF the City OF Kingston, n. Y.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-02-15

the Nasal F1ssages Ailsys In iaalmstiO1 Reals
and rrosSet. she wen bsaDe. b. ores ID, sense
q Taste aaa Hnen. sil size Zoe, f.mi.g size
81 90 ~ DruggIst< o. - mail
ELf BROTHERS. &c Warren Street, New Yo,h
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-02-15
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I
M,sy . .uoss nss sh0 hss act uith &c
eiisot tr niisrisss hss given up ne
situssls ssd .ll9sed The tutaep Of nss
lag . ii,ins h. tall apou bis ulis. said =
big l1sty islloss I'll hsdat t.kea otsp
SICK sad .b ni 10 l ny erop q cot lot
,s,r woalJ zoe be 10 lots better crt On
stances than | sp. Whtu hey au ny
efop vA isllare they cloted 10 90 .
.ni took eli had Ne, sist doihs -,
tbiss Dos. ~ use 10 set seed Job
someubsfs, bnt II seems like they doHt
come mr. say HE siie sss then tstibg
TO ~.tins TO p,osi1e FOOD ir the ismi
~, ~hile be- fyis too much ''dneoufsecd
20 even mska seafdsn
W. e,a hed lhese "diseontsssG' rto
pls in ever tosn ard village. some
slist mi.toripse OF seei leai hs4 49, iis
90 irssed" them that they hsve tnited
- M altar % m,tiBs livinf over to th,ir
sises wh,. they loaf sboat town aud
prstt'e poliiic, .td pejdle eosap
Cobtr,.t the simles', worthless liyts al
,hess discouraged. able bodied loairt'
xi,h that OF the man Who wrote me tlt
follosing letter: ! sm oue armed nsr,
sIiy tesen years OLD. and the last eisbi
fe 70 | have cult,va;ed sboat one Gle OF
garden. As soon SO the land IL cleared Of
/ uck 10 the fall tesin wheeling on nsn |
are With q wbeelbairov. ] put on 6ye
1nndred 10 eight bundret aheelbsrfow
Iosds and then sp de IT 10. II the srsse
eel / The manure springs up 81 sbe -
,ronud over az .in, ani again 10 ih epI
Ny nsin tools for colligs'ins The ciols
ue hand enliivstar and sn iron rsle,
and | never allow single weed TO 60 to
eed. Wien | began culiivsiiag this lane
It wss sll ridges and iurross and oiled
si,h weed seeds. 1t took m two years @
l-vel il aud clesn on! the weeds Now II
10 IS level rs floor aud not weed 10 il.
Tue writer OF the above is an old ma
md hss oaly on srm. snd the left one ct
that. vet be has bravely risen above lie
misfortune aud Is stIl TO be found apus
the foremost Of he worlds workers. IN
cad Of weakly giving up the struggle,
like the discouraged losfsrs ! have
spoken OF, and iritteripe away the soldtp
hours Of life 10 idle rrs,tle and mischief
-, Al Inn m pfnllv asts hiusHlf IN rpak,po |
living, and 10 go doing winning the
priceless bo5n Of health and the sound
r,stiul slnn Der OF the honest toiler
Such an example OF spirited energy and
perseverance, Is enough to shame the big.
lubbetly, able bodied losfers who have
seskly and cowsrdly given up the strue
gle because "luck" seemed TO be against
them clean ont Of sight OF men.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-02-15

Ole Of the little things which is rot sb
solutely essential, but which the keep or OF
flock OF hens will be we'll psid for pre-
pairing, is chsrcosl The hers will not
consume great quantity Of IL, but they
tem to ned 9 cerisin smouu. OF j., and
he good a let's OF !, sre admitted by sll
Cbsrcoal is not nsuslIy kept for sails 10
the viIlrpes, am the m.joti'y Of poultry
keepers are put TO the necessity Of tending
svsy Tor IL r manufacturing II. An sfh
Gle ebieh viil fully spsuer TIE pnrpos'
SEQ be msde itcm corn cobs. and this IL
the ustsiisl wsieb generally IL made zee
Of 10 the w.st.
R,ts 10, Of oebs 10 o loose besp.
shere th,y will barn freely. Lit them
burn nnlil they srs ebsrred through, bot
before tbey are reduced 10 s,bes smother
to fame VIII oats Use 30 sster Ter pot
ing oot the blszs. The hall burned osis
gill boi be wseled. ss the hets sill ust II
With ~ e och relith - tia, witch tss
OF been ioucte3 by The Gre. CrBsh the
shsteosl and cots,sntIy keep up . email
Dol OF II 10 the poplt'y house.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-02-15

Al breeding lenses sbos . tendency
% breed backs" 10 the crisiosl stock.
fr Stieh reason OILY pure bred msle,
.toald he used 10 order 10 improve. A
ooGuor herd or Hoek ear be completely
changed 10 iev yess BY breeding
tafoush the male line Tor tue p'riiculr
q1slities desired.
The true reformer., 1900-07-25

much SO that this scare crow,
even among a great number OF
democrats, has lost its charm;
and we have heard them remark
within the last month that this
abuse heaped upon inoffensive
heads of patriotic people is with
out foundation and should be
stopped.
A great number of the colored
people of North Carolina have
taken fright at the manner in
which democratic papers and
speakers have been dealing with
them, and in consequence Of
this have left the State for other
climes where they are not the
target of every species OF abuse,
and where they do not make up
the issues of a democratic cam
paign. It is the working class
of colored people who have been
gradually moving away from the
State, and unless this abuse is
ended, and the colored man is
treated more like the friendly
citizen he is than the bitter and
sloathful enemy that he is not,
there will be a steady stream OF
this very desirable class of peo-
pie leaving the State to enrich
another by their profitable labor.
It occurs to US that of all peo-
pie to be treated with proper
respect, is the hard working,
laboring class. and this thought
was stamped upon me the other
day when the oppressed sizzard
was lettering over the country
!. and saw hard working colored
man pass in the heat of the day
going to his mid day meal with
every thread of clothing about
him wet with perspiration from
honest toll. This man should be
respected, and he should be pro
tected in his manhood rights tba
such valuable men say, Withou
fear, remain in this section O.
the country.
It is our prayer that this un
fair, unjust, and inhuman prop
ositiOn to disfranchise the peo
pie who constitute the laborlns
population of the State, will b'
declared defeated, that justice
to all mankiud may reign su
preme in North Carolina.
The true reformer., 1900-07-25
r. J. LEWIS, Oh m,
WHIT HARDY,
G. G. BAKER,
c. p. ANTHONY,
]. III. ARLINGTON,
r. L. BERRY.
A FAKE LETTER.

The following is an anonymous
letter received here yes
terday by DR.. ]. H. Harrison,
which every good citizen, both
white and black, believes a fake,
and will do their part to avoid
any trouble or disturbance. We
believe this idea was conceived
in deceit and iuiquity for cam
paign purposes. We publish this
deceitful sheet just to let our
people see what kind of fakes
live among US:
Panacea Springs. n. G.
Mr.. DR.. J. H. HARRISON
write to let you all no that the
Colored people anne is, to do
great Dammage to all the white
People, & that soon. | thought
1t was right to let some body
know it, while I am a Negro, |
don't think it is right to do this,
& to kill all the little childon as
the might do. You had better
let all the Towns know this at
once. GIT REDY.
The true reformer., 1900-07-25

Harmon received a telegram from
State Chairman Holton, suggest
ing that the convention adjourn
without nominating a ticket until
further notice. Believing this
to be for the best interest of the
party, Chairman Harmon coun-
seled a compliance with the
same, whereupon the convention
decided to adjourn without nom
mating a ticket. aud the further
business of the convention was
left in the hands of a committee,
which you will hear from later.
The following is report of the
committee appointed at preyi-
Gus meeting of this convention:
Halifax, N. c., July %, 1900.
To the Chairman and delegates
Of the convention:
We your committee, hereto
fore appointed in pursuance of a
resolution adopted at a conven-
tion of the republican party held
in the town of Halifax on the
10Th day of April, 1900, and
charged with the duties of max
ing recommendations to this,
the adjourned meeting of said
convention, beg leave to submit
the folloing:
RESOLVED, that, whereas all
who we're recommended as
poll holders for the ensuing
election were rejected by the
Election Board of Halifax coun-
ty, and others not in sympathy
with the party substituted there
for, thereby leaving the repub
lican voters without representa-
ton at the polls. And, that
whereas under the present elec
tion laws, with no representa-
ton at the polls to see our votes
counted as cast, therefore. We
your committee recommend thar
this committee be increased BY
adding thereto, one from eacf
precinct which is not already
represented on this committee
said committee be vested will
full power and authority to take
such action as in their judgmen
they may deem to the best in
terest of the party; the same t.
be published in circular form anC
sent to the chairman of eacl
precinct and such other leader
as the county chairman N,
select.
The true reformer., 1900-07-25
locals.

Magic Headache Powders
only guaranteed cure at Fetter S.
The many friends of Mrs. W.
E. Young will oe pleased to
know that she is fast improving
from the severe attack which
kept her in bed all last week.
Fresh lot of Nunnally's Pure
Chocolates just received at Fet-
ter's Drug Store.
The Rev. l.. J. Alexander
preached at South st. Church to
a large audience last Sunday,
and made a pleasant call at the
Office Of the ''True Reformer"
Monday, which was very much
appreciated. He is a subscriber
and a friend to the cause the
..True Reformer" represents.
Tt is a pleasure to visit DR..
Walden, pastor of the First Bap-
tist church of Henderson, and
We grasp every opportunity to
do SO Whenever we strike that
town. The DR.. is always full OF
life and an excellent entertainer
he is thoroughly posted upon
all subjects and an able counsel
lor. He loves his church and
people and is consecrated to the
work Of the ministry.
Buy your sweetheart some OF
that fine Chocolate Candy at
Fetter's.
If YOU want a clean shave or a
fashionable hair cut, call on Mr..
Lewis Young, the polite tonsorl-
Al artist. You will find him on Fur
gerson street. Latest styles and
workmanship guaranteed.
The Hon. Fl. p. Cheatham,
Recorder Of Deeds of Washing
ton, d. o., is in town for few
days-he is opposed to the con
stitntional amendment and is
we'll equipped for the campaign
He goes in grand style. a ser
want and beautiful turnout
which is very commensurate
with the high position he holds
He brought all Of his children
with him, who will remain a
their comfortable home until 1tht
first Of September.
Try Magic Headache Powder
at Fetter's-2 doses for 5 cents
.'No cure, no pay"
The New Era Institute con
Quoted by Rev. w. T. H. Wood
ward is in session here thi
week. 1t is well attended b.
the ministers of the gospel an
others whom it's work is intend
ed to benefit, and is success S
far. Among the number tha
we're present this a. m. were tn
Revs. B. Harper, G. G. Hudgins
b. Zollicoffer, G. G. Peters, v
Ell. Shaw, w. N. Hawkins, f. {
Jones, Profs. ". FL. Warwick
"A. II. Alston, Deacon Andre
Davis and others.
When you want blacksmit
work call on Mr.. Lewis Harris
He is the leading smith of til
town. All work done at shol
notice, horse shoeing a specialt
and all work guaranteed
Halifax Republican Convention
The true reformer., 1900-07-25

Look out for the blue cross
(X) on your paper, which means
that the time for which you sub
scribed has expired; it also
means that unless you let US
know at once whether to contin-
ne your paper, it will be stopped.
The true reformer., 1900-07-25
OUR WASHINGTON CORRES-
PONDENT IN NORTH CAR
OLINA-THE, SITUATION
AS HE NOW SEES 1.-THE
PLAIN DUTY OF OUR COL
ORED PEOPLE.
Goldsboro, N. c., July 25
Special to The True Reformer.

O01AA0OOAOs ~ ~ ~ -S'
Special to The True Reformer.
The most remarkable cam
palgn that has ever been waged |
in this State is nearing it's close,
and on next Thursday the people |
of our commonwealth will go to
the polls and express their seve-
raj wishes as to State and coun-
ty officers, and the all important
subject-the amendment to the
State Constitution. Your obebi-
dent servant has written several
articles on this subject, to your
paper, and now on the eve OF
the election, he sees no reason
why he should change the dot
ting of an II" or the crossing of
a "T" of what has hitherto been
said. These former statements
were written from Washington,
D. O., and now that we have
spent number of weeks in the
| Old North State, our former
opinions have been verified.
This proposed amendment to the
constitution should not be carri-
ed, and the reason for this is
known to almost every one in
the land. That it is unconstitu
tional is fact known, if not ad-
mitted. by all lawyers. Some
have gone so far as to say that
the XIV Amendment to the Con-
stitution Of the United States
should be repealed, and we nom
estly say that this would be
more honorable course than
for part of our people to at
tempt to ride rough shod over
one of the organic laws OF this
country. If those who are OPP
posed to Negro suffrage should
register and vote on subject of
this kind, they would not violate
any law, nor would they break
any oath which they have made
to support the constitution of the
United States. which every cleo
tor has sworn to support.
We hope that every colored
man of q years and upward, in
this State, has registered for
this election that he may go on
record as favoring law and obey
ing the mandates of the founders
of our common country; and
every one who has registered
should go to the polls and vote,
although it has been frequently
stated that all votes cast, Wheth'
er for or against this proposed
amendment, would be counted as
, cast for the amendment. This
should not be the case, however
! as even the election law allows
. each candidate, or his represen
! ! tative, to be present at the count
ing of the ballots. The greatest
5 possible precaution should be
r taken, and an accurate list of al
s voters at every precinct, anc
how they voted, should be kept
and these returns sent to the
7 chairman of each county repub
e llcan executive committee imme
Q diately after the polls close. A
: great number of the people o.
y this State are getting away from
I their moorings, but after this
), matter has run along as far a;
S common decency will permit
: the strong arm of the law vii
reach out and bring them bact
to their proper places. But how
. long this sort of thing will con
? tinue, no one can tell.
This campaign has been es
Q pecially remarkable for its abus'
s by democratic speakers OF th'
The true reformer., 1900-07-25
Halifax Republican Convention.

On Wednesday, July the 23rd,
inst as the convention had or
oanized and was about to get
down to business, Chairman
The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-10-09

recommend Chamberlain's Cough REM
edy and that she could take bottle OF
the remedy and after giving II a fair
trial IL she did not find 1t worth the
money to bring back the bottle and l
would refund the price. In the course
of day or two the lady came back
in company With friend in need OF
cough medicine and advised her to buy
a bottle OF Chamberlain's Cough REM
edy. consider that a very good rec
ommendation for the remedy" The
remedy owes its great popularity and
extensive sale in large measure to the
personal recommendations OF people
who have been cured by its use. II Ii
for sale by all dealers and druggists.
Benson. Smith & Co. Ltd, agents. Ha-
waiian Territory
The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-10-09
Territory's Finances.

Auditor Austin has prepared his
monthly statement for August and 1t
shows how rapidly the Government Is
getting behind Its income. AS fompar-
ed to August. 1899. the receipts were
$4,000 and the expenses $4,000 more.
making a total OF sl53.O00 that August
OF this year is behind that of the pre-
ceding year. The chief item OF loss is
the Custom receipts which averaged
about 100000 per month. The expenses
Of the Board OF Health were $4,000
more for the past month OF August
than the preceding year.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-10-09
IMPORTANT NOTICE TO IMPORTERS


Resolved That all merchandise lande the hb
the
The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-10-09
IT HAPPENED IN A DRUG STORE.

"one day last winter lady came TO
my drug store and asked for a brand OF
cough medicine that / did not have In
stock" says Mr.. C. r. Grandin. the
popular druggist OF Ontario. N. Y. "She
was disappointed and wanted to know
what cough preparation could recon-
mend said to her that could freely
The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-10-09
FOR BABY'S SKIN
SCALP and HAIR


EVERY CHILD born into the world with an
inherited or early developed tendency to distress
ing, disfiguring humours Of the skin, scalp, and
blood, becomes an object of the most tend.r
so1icitude, not only because of its suffering but
because Of the dreadful fear that the disfguration
is to be lifelong and mar its future happiness
and prosperity. Hence it becomes the duty of
mothers Of such afflicted children to acquaint
themselves with the best, the purest, and most
effective treatment available.
children
grateful relief speedy
Complete External Hun,our
the aned uae GTIGn Ointment 70 anay ins and Sr ana
% w Tn T own Io n @ y mSSis ee po DRUG
A
The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-10-09
H0nbuTl, Bremen Fire Insurance Co

The undersigned having been sp-
pointed agents of the above company
are prepared to insure risks against
fire on Stone and Brick Buildings an4
on Merchandise stored therein on the
most favorable terms. For particulars
apply at the office of
F. A. SCHAEFER & CO.. Agts.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-10-09

1adseet for September has the following comment on the money out
and borrowers that vicinity supplied
per which conservative borrowers
past fortnight has been the appear
entirely
a the s through
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@ ps calling % h eSseo f s eu ns @ ' a
% Is ,sss siSss tho
@ san was fo% rss Would to on s
p @ the haSs found y % se s u ns d
ss @ national sss 1sse ss formed under the sa n
act a'ss un s int % n %sl sS ~ no
that a de@n Or money eS' @ upon the
WIFI reduced ' ma
and sectors turing w a 'sss S%'s the s ns @ ss
mo
s % @ Of oss ' y
css there Cola ms s quite Europe h mn s s a po
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s ne III
esd " he 3 States fact 'he na ''a @ @
@ ysss ss %y .ss ssnpss re ] 5 sr ~ nj sum
no b @ to the o made sasdg the a
O IMPORTERS
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-10-09
Honolulu, october 9Th, 1900.
LAS REAL ESTA
,ATE REAcHEp H1cH-WArER MARK?

a manym
a
deal asking
$ limit
HoNoLULUs BUILDING ACTIVITY
Of s
labor Honolulu
boston block the hands
building rapidly nearing completion
blockw
handsome
ALTERATIONS
Phillips
new
trance be n
Chalmers given their initial The
romh
reaching
hve
the of
building the factory
The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-10-09
General Insurance Co. for Sea,
River and Land Transport
of Dresden.

Having established an agency 9,
Honolulu and the Hawaiian Islands,
the undersigned general agents are au-
thorized to take risks against the dar-
gers OF the sea at the most reasonable
rates and on the most favorable .ernA
f. A. SCHAEFER & CO.,
Agents for the Hawaiian IslandA
The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-10-09
German Lloyd Marine insur'ce CO
OF BERLIN.
Fortuna General Insurance Co
OF BERLIN.

The above Insurance Companies
have established a general agency hsrA
and the undersigned. general asents.
are authorized to take risks agains6
the dangers If the sea at the most re-,
sonsble ratios and on the most favor
able terms.
F. A. sCHAEFER q CO.,
General Agents.