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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-09-01

| into the cleft rooms as spectators at q
| theater behold the interior of a house. and
there was no sign Of any live thing save
| himself In all the street. There was Pana-
yotas room, with the bed standing in the
corner and her Cretan jacket hanging to a
nail in the wall. But she was gone as COM
pletely as though the door of q cage lad
been thrown open and she he'd flown away.
Then a great fear seized kostakes, and his
mothers blood awoke in his heart and
surged through his veins again. Trembling
which the flush of passion had fed he I'M
consciously crossed himself, muttering
hoarsely: 1T is the vengeance of the Vir-
gin! am accursed!
CHAPTER xxxv.
"Ah, the shade is so delicious!" said the
Turkish major, stepping under a pine and
removing his fez. Lindbohm dragged the
handkerchief, tied turban-fa shon, from his
brow. and wiped his face with it. The cloth
was black with powder smoke and grimy
with dust from previous contact with his
features.
1T is always cool in the shade in this
country, he observed, running his fingers
through his damp pompadour; mo matter
how white hot it is in the sun"
They were following a path that wound
like the thread of a screw athwart the face
OF hill that had been terraced with in
finite pains and labor. Pateaus, from four
to twenty feet in width. supported by walls
VI eobDieStolitS, TOSe one dpONe the Quiet
like steps of a wide stairway.
Il wish 1 had drink said Curtis. do
they have beer in Canea, major?'
Beer certainly. All kinds of drinks
beer. ginger ale, lemonade, gazoze-what
you will. But l hope we shall find some
water soon. Eth! Mueyr'
One of the four dusty and bedragged-
looking soldiers, who were standing at a
respectful distance, stepped forward and
saluted. The major addressed him in Turk
fsh and the man replied.
He says there is a well not far from
here, about mile"
'Whew! Let's be going then. Ask the
man to lead on, won't your
Curtis struck so brisk a gait that the
others found some difficulty in keeping up
with him. The majors scimeter was buck
led about the Americans waist. and every
time that he jumped from one little plateau
to the one next below he was obliged
grasp the scabbGrd to keep it from becom-
ing entanged with his legs.
After the terraces came a forest Of small
pines. cool and fragrant. They were now
nearing the middle of the afternoon and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-09-01
Synopsis of Preceding Chapters.

John Curtis a young American who chances
10 he In Athens at the outbreak Of the
Greco-Turkish war Joins a filibustering ex-
ueiitIcu 10 Crete. The little vessel Is
wrecked but Curtis, accompanied by Lieut..
Ifpdhohm n soldier Of fortune, and native
Crrtan Michan reaches the island ssfeiy.
Thev arrive at n village and are cared Tor
" the inhabitants. Curtis has injured his
fo, on Il sea urchin- He is nursed by rama
yota. the priests daughter. In a Few DAYS
word comes # the advance Of the Turks
under ko~tases toward the town. The Gre
tans gather in the pass, the men hghtng
and the women and girls keeping up beacon
fires Thirty Turks are killed, hut Michai
is badly wounded and Panayota Is captured
IL Kcstakes. The Cretans retreat TO the
sea kCstakes plumbers the town, taking
the old priest and Pauayota along as prls-
oneTS. Curtis. representing himself as
newspaper correspondent, also accompanies
the Turks kostakes has the ODD priest
murdered. Curtis kills two of the guards,
wounds another aud escapes with Panayota-
They meet Lindbohrn and friends and attack
the Bashi Bazcuks- who recapture Panayota-
Curtis and Iindbohm each discover that the
other is IN love with the Cretan captive.
Kostakes now imprisons her in his harem in
Canea and tries to persuade her to marry
him. Curtis learns from Harsan, a Turk, OF
the whereabouts of Panayotn. Kostakes,
after threatening Panayota with violence,
colIides with English troops marching
through the streets to the custom house
from the ship Hazard. which has come to
anchor in the harbor. There Is an ARRAY, In
which the English driven back to the
boats The captain Of the Hazard deter
mines TO drop few shells into the town
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-07-12

DR.. 10 Il, LInsley OF Burlington and
DR., @. s Cavstly OF Rutland, chairman Of
the state board OF health. returned Friday
to Burlington, from tour Of inspection
10 the different towns in the state. They
started from Rutland in DR., Lipslsy's
Ioeomobile and stopped 1T intermediate
towns between there and Ludlow, From
Ludlow they went across the state to
Woodstock, thence to St. Johnsbury and
Barton and home BY the way OF Cam
bridge function, stopping At the inter
mediate towns, They inspected the sani
tsry condition OF the towns; Including the
water supplies, schools aud other public
buildings. The trip covered ass miles
and the loconobile was found 10 be much
superior TO horse aud carriage,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-07-12
Is 1T RIGHT
For AN EDITOR TO RIO 3MMEND PATENT
MEDIcMEsp

For AN EDITOR TO RIO ,MMEND PATENT
MEDIcMEsp
From Sylvan Valley News, Brevrsd. N. c.
1t may be q question whether the editor
Of q newspaper has the right to publicly
recommend any OF the vsrious proprietary
medicines which food the market. yet as
a preveb,ive OF suffering We feel 1t duty
to ssy q good word for Cnsm berlain's Col
ic, Cholera and Disrrhoes Remedy We
have known and used this medicice ia opr
'smil) Tor iwsnty years aud have always
found it relIabl,. Ia many cases dos'
OF this REMEDY would save lours q suffer
ing while q physician is avsiled We Dc
not believe 10 depending implicitly OF
any medicine for cure, int We do beliavt
that's bottle OF Caambfrlnn's Diarrboes
Remedy were kept on hand and admins
tered at the inception OF an attack musb
suffering might be svciisd and 10 vry
mspy cases the presence Of q pbysiciap
would not be required. AT least this has
been our experience during the past TWEEN
ty years. For ssle by II Wbipple, Man
Centre; A Ii Pettbone, nsnches
ter Dspot,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-07-12

Are You disturbed at night and broken
OF your rest by . sick child suffering and
crying with pain Of cutting teeth9 II SO
send 1T once aud get bottle OF Mrs, VIM
slows Soothing Syrup for children teeth
ing. 1t cures dysentery, diarhoes. reeul
lstes the stomach and bowels. cures wind
collie, soitens the gums, reduces ipflsma
tion, and gives tone and energy TO the
whole system. Mrs, Winslow's Soothing
Syrup for Children Tee,hing is pleasant
o the taste and is the prescription OF one
OF the oldest and best female physician
and nurses in the United States and is for
sale by all druggists throughout the world
price 25 cts bottle.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-07-12

Children playing with matches started
a fire Friday afternoon 10 John B.hsn's
barn at Bennington Canter The barn
was burned quickly with comforts. iDclu :
ipe three horses Tbs fre ep'oad to apo
consumed two houses opred BY Mr. B.
han. to the barns OF G II, Scr. AND
James Martin, to the home OF Mrs. Jumef
Murphy. A large part OF the contents In
all the buildings was burned, including
valuable carriage horse owned by Mr.,
Sesrs, Mrs. Mary Ssnford's summer
home, known as the Priory. was badly
scorched, but was saved. The Bennine
ton fire department responded to the
slsrm, bat could be OF little assistance, az
there was no water. The total loss ey
ceeds $4,000. and the Insurance is about
$500
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-07-12

The "Chl0sse puzEls" costirues 10 per
pleI he clr zsd xofli The issi report
seems 10 indissie ihst the ioreisn legation
., Pskia ste sdiI holdiDg oct aud that 3
eoua,ff uvoluIion IL 10 progress ihs. may
help then cot, aulil outside help may
reach then, bot IlI reports are mere OF
its uttfastsor,hy. There 10 disposi
lion 10 lel The japanese take The lead 10
giving the Chinsss Lesson lhs, they will
not forge, and japan is rssdy aud wiling
10 70 ahead 10 the matter
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-07-12

"A daughter vas born to Mr. and Mrs.
John Sloue, Jply 9sh.
Miss Emms Shelter who hiss bees
very Ill 10 reported much letter.
John Dam OF Bennington has been
visiting here Of his fermtr home.
-F.yetts N0rthop end wife OF No.
Adams Lsve been visiting Of q. F.
Grifl,b's,
Mrs. George Reed is 10 the north
part OF the state. called there by the III
ness OF her father,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-07-12

The Krsnipa Post does not intend to
support william J, Brysn ior President
nader any Circumstances. bat IL intends
10 tell The truth about him and oil ether
candidate, sesofdinR M II is able 10 dis
eerp the ,rs.b, Il hopes 10 have osndi
date whom II can snppor. son'istenily
with the puncipsls which II has advocated
10 the past and VII ch i. believes to repre-
sent the iss interests Of the republic,
bot WHISTLER there be atbird nomination
OF not, /, will 10, desiate from tue eoutse
here indicated,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-07-12

II troubled with rheumatism Give Cham
bsrlain's Pain Balm g trial II will not
cot you . cent il /. does no good One sp
olicstion siil relieve the pain. II slso
cures sp,sin' and bruises 10 one third the
time required by any other treatment.
Cats. burns, irostbi es, qaiusey, psius ID
the eide and chest, Rlspdulsr and other
swelling are quickly cured by applying it,
Every bottle warranted. Price, rs and 30
cents. A. II. Psttibope. Druggist. An.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-07-12
STATE NEWS.

OIe dwelling house and tao birns, es
tiwsted value $4,000. property q A II,
Gibson. we're burned at Ryegste few
days ego. The bouse was nDoceupied
The buildings we're insured.
The engineering students oil the U V III
are Engaged In making q map OF Caspian
lake in Greenst GRO. There are 81 stu
dents 10 the party and four professors.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-07-12

Ii IL nov trpsctei that the Ratlsnd-
Canadian railroad viii be completed by
Tep,enber /, While the road baildioe
has progressed more or less rapidly dur
Jog the past year i, lie graf undertaking
irou time 10 time have delayed the wo,k
TO consiittabls extent There are sbout
1000 men employed al varions points
along the line from Darlington TO Rousss
Point. From Is 10 80 have been since
early tpring sIcavsiiug the rock cot north
Of Darlington. Tits is ons oil tue most
expensive poriions Of The road ic be built
The work ii that Ioin, is expected 10 be
flashed 10 couple Of weeks.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-07-12
Trr 0RLrs. Oh TAY1rArS OF

Ask your Grocer to3sy 10 show 700 .
package Of GRAIN o. the rew food drink
ths, tskss the place Of ooties TIE ebil
dren may dtirk IL xit oat ipi1ry Is veil
|. the sdnit All Who Try IL. hks ii.
GRAIS-o hes thsi rich zeal brosu OF
Mochs snd Jaws, bot IL is nsds from
pure grains. and the no.t delicsts atom
sch receives IL without distress. IA tho
price OF coffee. l5s, snd % cite. Per pack
sss. Sold by oil groesrs.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-07-12

There was bitter contest IN the New
York delegation to Kansas City between
Hill and Croker. Hill wished TO be mem
Der OF the committee on resolutions and
Croker opposed 1t aud Won. Hill was
very m usb disappointed bat 10 the eonvsp
iion be bad more spplsuss than any other
man. Croker tfisd bis best 10 get Hill to
take The somins,ion OF Vice President but
be refused. He says be will heartily sup
por, tbs ticket but quite likely bi, friepds
msy not put 10 the work they would have
done sut for Cookers actin. The mp
eosntry Democrats in New York do not
like Croker
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-07-12

B 4 Sanders. who lives near Mont
psliT vas 10 that city recently 20 set
ms3icine for Gov shat bad been SO
hours In 3 well OF cold pster Mr. S.b
ders lost track Of this COW Sunday evening
July !, and wss unable 10 dad her uutil
Tuesday morning, when be happened T.
remember there was 10 the psstare sn old
we'll covered with boards. Goipg to The
veil be found the COW.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-07-12
SnMR EnnLI.H PEOPLE

Allow cough to run until it gets beyond
the reach OF medicine. They often say,
Oh, it will wear away, but in most cases
it will wear them away. Gould they be
induced to try the successful medicine
called Kemps Bslsam, which is sold on 3
positive guarantee to cure. they would
Immediately see the excellent effect after
taking the first dose. Price % and 600
Trial size free. At oil druggists.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-07-12

We have seen 1t stated 10 several papers
that EI-Goy, Dillingham;, 10 1854, oppos
ed sn oleomIgsrine bill. This is true
but on the ground that be deemed some oil
It's provisions nnoonttitationsl, and these
same provisions have since been 60 declared
10 other s,ates. But these same papers do
no, say tha, Dillingham; thst Same year ~
vocs,ed smother bill reisiiDg 10 the same
subjsct which vas passed and was accepts
bio 10 the i.rnsrs 10 the leaislaturs.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-07-12
WHAT Do THE CHILDREN DRINK

Don't give them tea or coffee. Have yon
tried the new food drink called GRAIN-O2
ltiis delicious ard noprisbing and takes
the place OF oefise The more Grsin-O
you give the children the more health
you distribute through their systems
Grsin-O is made OF pure grains, and when
properly prepared tss,es like the choice
grades OF ccti % bat costs ahout IA as
much AL srooer. sell it. l5c and rs C
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-07-12

HysE as toElsslsd 81 k.nta Chy 90
spl.iigin vhIsh iaslascs tree .ilrsr, 10 10
!. liwa sritvti that large msl0fitr VI
The sotsepilos we're opposed 10 tails dseisr
slice, tsl Btysn itsisisd opoa u and von.
1t va quite eti3sGt iksi siiboai this dee
Istsno8 Ne wsslt have Loaf some Of Lp
popallfi ssppoii, ssa siib Il be h likely
10 lsss ssns sold Dem er,ts 10 the Rss,.
A,ii s The essGoss iof ihs Republicans 10
vin sfs very good
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-07-12

Aitsr many intriests experiments, scieDt
ists have discovered methods for obtaining
oil the natural digestsnts. These have
been combiaed 10 the proportion found in
the human body aud united With tubstanc
es that bald up the digestive organs, max
ing . compound called Kodol Dyspepsis
Cure. II digsss what you eat and allows
oil dyspspties to eat plenty Of noufisbine
food while the stomach troubles are being
radically cured by The medicinal agents j,
coa,sins. 1t 10 pleasant to take and will
eve quick relief. o Il Adsms, Arlington /;
II Ps,iibons, Manchester D1pot; A II
Smith. West Arlington.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-07-12

Some Of tho state papers are debating
ihs question; DID Senslor Proctor go
back on Page 10 The reeen, eonventioni'
We sl.ssf 90. Neither dil be help him,
though, perhaps Page expected he would
do 90. Frpm what We know 81 the situs
ton we believe Mr. Ptosio, kept en,irsly
90, OF il. Atos delegates in RutlSnd o.,
whom Page erpeo,ei 10 get c second
choice, did cot vote fer bin, bat it was
for other rsssons than from any expressed
desire OF Mr. Proctor that thsy should
tsks such soliou.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-07-12

II 10 rnEsrsa thai Dr.. W. Ssvsfa Webb
gill present the Unirsr.iiy Of yaraSi
siih . sss builalHs Ter The 1stisal De
psrtnsri, and that Dr. A, 7. Gslrrell,
preset professor Ct the iheory nd
practise Of n.3isiHs SOD former dssn o.
the iseally. uill be reelected to bis Ter
ntr pstiilnn.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-07-12

Ggr hmaa tH srpoiIisd wssdsIl
T.. y sasis. q 81, iobatbsrJ. Jsdss Of
TIE i tf.Et Couu is rl.ss o. TtoE,er.
ssessssA Ne SssG.F4 IA " Jssrs 81 age,
gosA issyw snd sloaashi spssiu
sons rspsrs hars slsiEed lhsi ~ ia The
ysssssh msH .ko has ever scsspisi .
act % iht beach, bai Js3ss Steel vH ~
relatss stfr esiy ~ yssrs d age.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-07-12
Chr Wnnrbrsifr Jsurual
THURSDAY. lilly H. 1900
& sIK0sps. EAsiar and PFearis'ei

ugvass q GO 00a. aa9 ners AGs'iesn
.sntblisul fresesh vsrt f1rertea 10
sts ftta rsa isa ss8sJ ttss ia 1922.
Otsttsors 81 AEHless E,tsississa
fesss lsrs itefsssbs ~ Ests itss SO,
coo 900 tkls yer
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-07-12
l,nMMIsaIoNERs NOTICE.

~ LstAie of CJKsELfrs v fhtTH,
The ubdsrsigBed. having been appointed ~
tls Hon Probate Court Tor The Dikt5I let u MAJ.
chester CON miss.onerr, 20 feesifs, eramine sbd
.diust all claims and demands u oil Iers0bs
sgsinst the estate Of
Corsshts v. smith, late II taa6gsis
o ssld District. deceased aud all claims tIhitlt.
ed 10 Offset thereto. hereby give p0ties that ss
sill meet for the pnrgoses afo5etad a. ihs
late issldetcs u the dseeastd IL nAadEstA
on the llL day 81 Dseeu.bsf nert from
ots O'Clock y NJ abti iOgr D'eioes ,. n. Ga
..id day aud that sir months IRON Tia
Iztl day o, JaLe A. u. 100, 10 the time
limited By SAID Cosft tor ssid creditors 10 pro.
sspt thesr claims 10 ns for sItu4iralioD and
Allowance.
Dated Al e1nssats this i2lh day d JaGs
A. u. 1860. -.
wB HAMILTON. oomn.
IVA fxgH, Eanegsts. Administrative, lgjs
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-07-12

Mr.. A. Ssndsts, writing from Coeciuai
Grove. fls gay, there has bfsn quiis AZ
epidemic Of dinrhoss there Hs bsi q
severe s,issk aud vas cared by iosr Dc,
% al Casmbstlsin's Cello. Cholera sad
DlHrboes Remedy, He ssys be also roc
onnenasd il to Others aud they cay il i
ihs beet medicine they ever ssed Fer
sale by J II Wbipple. Mauehesiel ceutrs;
A II Peitibone, Manchester Depot
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-07-12

ans fsurSas 10 bst bens 10 Bet P.sl.i.
ssisrdsr. sac sipesis 10 ssitf q, usss
f.lls ssfna sshooi 10 TIE tall
The rr.Es sgrsesi lssi Friday v1 .
greet ssees. Tssfe s1 lsfss rrd At
isslirs suaisSes MlHuy. Lien tOel
kui rriFs is tcEislios sna Eds.ra Bard
vsil 10 coDposilios. TIE iaas. vus
hta ysis oiseoa, Drlts Hspsooa .ua
Gsotss y whsisty.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-07-12

Ttt ismss b.i,lsstiF ofssss ns CO
ths roais 10 iog let vst seer ibs
ooai a Ctias 0ss ~ tbt csEpsfimss',
go sevt ia ssa ether ds@tgs dous, bEi
tea fhiy hu bees diass 90 sus y 10
itosahl oss b. f,pafta % thst ee.,i ~
les ssH,.tisg ssistsesr btpFsss
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-07-12
Auuor cement ~m made st Middlsbury

Aunoer cement wa made Of Middlsbnry
Tussdsy OF the following siits TO the en-
dovnsst fund OF tbs college: Geo, NJ.
Wright, "a $1,000. Cbss. NJ. uilds. 70,
$1,000. James NJ effort. II. $1,000. Jssse
stssrns. 's3. $500, DR. ] A. Mad. "a, o
Rutlssd. property v.laei a. s2700 Tbs
elsu Of I'll presented 10 tie college 50 oil
portrait Of President Kiichei
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-07-12

Frank Ward. 81, was dtoWGed 10 shout
80 feet OF water While swimming Of Lake
Mofsy Tuesday. He vss good swim
nsr srd it il supposed be was attacked
With cramps The body was recovered
With enpples Wsrd's home vas In
L'hsuon, N. n, snd be VI. ia camp
With . party OF High school boys from
that tosu.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-07-12

George Bennett, IS III from the Bos
ton & Msiue bri'se at Wells River Tues
day, and on slrkins the bank pitched
hesdlong into The river and was drowned,
His companions tell ootflictlng stories.
bu, It il believed that jes'h was scciden
tai,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-07-12


THIS !, The vsy the Baflisston Free
rfss, tsufe cot ihs senatorial sliasiion
Hp i. 5si. 'Hn Oiiiisstsu' suppori
slresiy ,ssursa gill iselpds tso seusior.
ifpp Aadi,os esatiy. tao 'reU Prsbkiin
cousiy, ons from Limoiile, tvo from Raj
LAID eoas,y. ise from Washington sousiy
iso ifou wibShsn eopsiy and three from
Witdpr eoariy, OF . total Of II. The
obly eossliss 10 Which tonvttiions tsve
90, been tsli are Bsnhiss,on sod Gnrd
l,'s. TIE hra Of ttess 10 reported by ito
is.sisg r.psbliesps to BE- a. strongly for
illbsbsm ~ Winetsm or Windsor
eoabir, .Is The .paelissos OF Grand Isle
oostiy srs also believed TO be- syershelm
ins 10 f..or Of Washington o,asiy's dlsiiu
ssi,bei sop. slthoush this IL not iocludsd
10 The hat Of Dillinshsm eou mites li,bis
summary is correct, DilIinsb.n sill have
81 least 10 votes 10 the Senate, leaving IL
10 be divided bstsoeB the thrss rsmsinins
sspirsnts for the Uptsd States Senste,
Grou,, Picuiy aud Ross.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-07-12

The Juue nunbe. Of the New England
hsssEine eobisirs 40 interetleg article,
iilus,rsted With macy porirsils, entitled
Anew Epslsnd 10 Wisconsin The read
a. Of II, Of whsttvet state, cannot fail TO be
siraek By the amount Of y,rnont that
there 10 10 Wseonna. Among The facts
shro1ieled .re The following. OF the
twelve men who have served 10 the United
States stsats from Wiseonsin, fonr were
natives OF Vermont The su,hor OF The
article, Mr, Ellie Usher. remarks that
the svtrase Of ability aud itausrce Of
Wiseonsla's tsLssCrs. hss been remarkably
high and il !, eefisla ,ha, TIE average y.
no, lsasned BY the fout seas Of Vsfnoni
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-07-12

The populist nslionsl committee hss
aa!enrasd wheat scsspiirs Aalsi Z
slssssson 10 place Of Chstlss A. Tosns ~
their vice pfssiisttial esndidsn 10 rsn
With Bysp. II ia expected, kowsvsr. that
,hs ropalisls .Ill wishia The nsi, iso OF
,krs vests decide tia. iAsir oniy coarse
1, 10 secspl sssrsnsor. The silver r,pebli
car rsiieEsi esnEiitee has slfssay indon
sd Bfssn and nisstason. Chsirnsu Joass
snd The lea sizes silver eratliesrs believe
,hsi beiors.tss Eoa.s 10 "a, the popaisis
viii ks .eiiiss 10 sa,its harmon! With
thea. sra thai The popalid national con
nillss ~iii ssespi M Tosses ssslissiios
Of their vice presided, EoEis,tior. which
he ia sIpse.si 10 usks soos, AID istorss
s,sTsEsoa.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-07-12

u 81 ,21a.TT7, or sotsI5.,hly mere isss
ssssls iks stnsis Esss ~ The sssrs
ssrr q ID. rfssstry lsa i.lL Jsnss ssr
ylu, SO fi7 .sas. Its. vsiss isslssies ,ssi
enc 81 he t.i srs Of Cosg,ss 81 tho ssI,
sss.ios gill b 10 resaes tie vsr tsI.. -
pfeslssa ia TIE Rspsbliesr platform.
Let usSIt The psblis dsbi decreased tis.
sgT .bss, 0a.uaHstt ursnanarss 10 The
a,e.i ysst u 100 ger, lees ih.b 10 lssa
BY slis.sls, 00s. Array md rsry srpsss
.. sgs 10. b, sloi 600 900 ibsn in III.
yrscsaiss year 10 The lest e.ssl ysn r.
esipla ireE ss',ou' iss,sssd IL par cell.
ifom lateral fs'bus per esti ssd iron
n.iscsllsteess .eufess 6 per setL 10
spite o. 80 army Of 10000 nss srd "a
iea5t6 op'r.lions fessius irgI the Ssa
ladies TO the Philisplrss "a. sovsfp Gss,
roE~ out Of The nseL yss .iih cab
.srpls, o. ever tsl coo, 600
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meat fsesl year hal ended Jars 80 Is
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