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The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1901-01-08
PUT TO SLEEP IN THE

The weary child, the long play done.
Ways slow to bed at set of sun,
Sees mother leave, fears night begun,
But by remembered kisses made
To feel, though lonely, undismayed,
Glides into dreamland unafrsid.
The weary man, ife's long day done,
Looks lovingly at his last sun,
Sees all friends fade, fears night begun,
But by remembered mercies made
To feel, though dying, undismayed,
Glides into glory unafraid.
Bishop H. W. Warren in Independent
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II say. Reggy, 1t was nasty mean Of
you not to speak to me when you met
me down town this afternoon"
"Why, deuce take 1t, man, it was
your own fault. Us fellahs are wear
Ing lavender ties this week, and you
had on q pink one. "--Judge.
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They have called to solicit the firms
assistance for local charity.
Greene-Suppose we ask this gentle
man that is coming up the aisle.
Gray-No; he's dressed too well, and
he has too much the air of enterprise
and activity. He is undoubtedly an I'M
derling on small salary. We viii tao
kie that slouchy looking, woebegone
little man at the desk, He is sure to
be the head of the establishment
Boston Transcript.
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1901-01-08
GAVE MY HEART TO A WOMAN.

gave my heart to a woman;
l gave it her, branch and root.
She bruised she wrung, she tortured;
She cast it under foot.
Under her feet she cast it,
She trampled it where it fell,
She broke it all to pieces,
And each was clot of hell.
There in the rain and the sunshine
They lay and smoldered long,
And each, when again she viewed them,
Had turned to living song.
William Ernest Henley.
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1901-01-08
In Need Of Reform,

"Your effusion," said the busy editor,
lis not available"
els there any other place where l
could send ltY queried the disappoint
ed bard.
"Oh, yes"
where, sir?"
"The house of correction. Chicago
Maxvs
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1901-01-08

Dust Of the sea is one of the myster-
les which perplex sailors. No matter
how carefully the decks of sailing ships
may be washed down in the morning
All enormous quantity Of dust can be
svvept M at night.
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1901-01-08
Upper Delaacare River Trdnsportati
Company.
In effect November 10. 1900.
steamers

Steamers
Columbia. John A. Warner. Twilight and
Trenton.
Leave Burlington for Philadelphia 7.40, 9.2o
An Returning leave Philadelphia, Chestnut
street wharf, .. 0O and O. 0P.M
Leave Burlington for Trenton $50 P. N.
Sunday excepted.
EXCURSION, 4Oc. SINGLE FARE, @5c.
Excursion between Trenton and Phlladel-
phia, soc, Single Fare. 4Oc.
+. Il. EDW ARDS,
General Manager.
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PENNSYL TANIA RAILROAD
teeted throughout BY Block Signals
and Intoxicating Switches.
IN EFFECT NOVEMBER 20. 1900.

Trains leave Mount Holly
For Philadelphia, $50. SOB, $50, 7.l2. 75l, $50
s.24. ll.22 A. M, 1892 2.3S, t340 saturday only,
4.22, 5 OF, 6.22. S.37, 1890 P.
On sundays. s.26 a. M, I2.0S. 5.ls $50 Pm.
For Pemberton. 7.Ss. A. M, 1855. 1872, 6O5 7.24.
On Sundays, 10. 20 a. M, 500 P. M.
For BordenJown, Trenton and New York, 6.2S,
725. sls 1000, HOS, a. M, 1890, 500, 4oO, 445,
on sundays. 1000 A. M, 2.os. sos P. M
For East Burlington, SIS, 7.25, 755 SO. s59,
5.45, 626. 1925. s.45, 1900 P. Nj.
On Sundays IFS, $780, 1000 A. M, 1900 2.05, 2.SO
$40. BAL 4.1o, 500, 5S5, sos. $40, 7l5, sl5 800
For Lewistown. Columbus. Kinkora, ETC.,
For Lum Oerton, Medford, Marion and Had
donfield. 9.S5 A. NJ.
For Nincentown 1885, % P. NJ.
For Toms River, Island Heights and sea Sloe
Park, 9.26, A M, AL P. NJ.
For Tuckerton and Beach Haven, 926 A. M,
For Asbury Park and Long Branch. 9.26. A. N.
Trains leave for Mount Holly as JoItoa0s:
From Philadelphia. 6.s5, 1855, 1855, 1000, II 30
An, 1890, u.30 Saturdays only, 2.3O. 400,
49, sos sos. 62S 500. iu.a0, ll.45 P. M.
On sundays, 9.l5A M, LOO, 800, 1870 Pm.
From New York. via Trenton and burlington.
40 S;So; A y, M 10 LOO, 22o 10 to; oOO 0O0
From Trenton, 6.45. 40. $50, ll.23 A. NJ, Zoo,
AT. 4.S0. so, 100. 9.55 P. M.
From East Burlington, 100, 1853, S26, s4s, ~.
1905, 1045 A. NJ, u M, 1906 $50, 4.4S, go 500
$50, 100, 80, $780, 1920 P. M
On sundays, 500, 600, 1885, A. M, 1880 256
sos, S45 49, 4.55, $50, $40, $50, 72O, 745 S4o
l0.0OP.
from Toms River, 7.52, A. M, 1855 P. N.
From AsDury Park. LIS P. M.
From Medford ll.55 A. NJ.
FROM Long Branch, l.05 P. NJ.
From Pemberton, (north) $40. 7.sO, 9.O5 A. M,
1887, A07, S.22 P. NJ.
On Sundays, 500 A. M, 800, P. NJ.
From Pemberton (south), S37 A. M, 4.44, p M
From Vincentown $50 A. M, l42P M
Medford, Marlton and Phfladelphia.
Leave Medtord for Philadelphia at 100, 1907
A. NJ, l.55, 5.24, P. N.
On Sundays, 745 A. M, 4.03 P. NJ.
Leave Marion for Philadelphia at ia, lO.2O
A. NJ, 2.l5, 5.35, P. NJ.
On Sundays, 1853 A. M, Alb P. NJ.
Leave Philadelphia, Market Street, tor Med |
lord and Marion at 7.C0. 1880, A. M, $3.50, 5.zs
I'm
On Sundays, SIS A. M, $50 P. M.
Leave Marion tor Medtord, s.l5, lbs A. M,
ALP, $40, Pm.
On Sundays, 9.05, A. NJ, 6.2l P. M
For further particulars apply to the tckei /
agent at the station.
]. B. RUrcHrssoN, J.R WOOD.
General Manager Gen. Pass. Agent |
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all
found IL
seen how litt44E
from that quartet
to the worst And
deyilish conglomeration -
gathered itself together for
effort and jumped straight into the i
with head dropped and its back arched
like a bow under the creaking saddle.
The strain was too much. With a crack
the bride snapped and fell to the ground
Nell had nothing to hold Dick with now,
and the animal knew it. In a second it
was away along the trail like fash,
and the girl, in desperation. wound her
fingers in the dark name and hung on
to that, her only refuge. 1t was a run
away in earnest. The wind roared pas.
her, and her hair stood straight out be-
hind as the two disappeared in cloud
of dust. What the outcome of it would
be she didn't dare imagine. The horse
would run until it was tired if no OBJ
stacle stopped it or at least until its
rider was thrown and hurled from the
saddle at that pace meant serious in
jury or, more likely, death. She shud-
dered as a glance beneath her showed
how rapidly tie earth was retreating
and set her teeth hard.
What was Harris doing all this time?
Trying to oyertake the runaway and res
cue his girl? He was Of different stuff.
When he realized what had occurred. he
turned the other way and set off toward
the village, thoroughly scared.
But there was one other who saw her
as she sped wildly down toward the river.
Buck Kilgore had gone out that day to
try and discover some trace. of a calf that
had strayed way among the wilderness Of
cactus and sage. He had just emerged
from the mouth Of a gully when figure
in white flashed past, and he saw in an
instant what was the matter. Digging
spurs into his horse so energetically that
the little beasts sides were cruelty cut
and startling it into mad pace, he set
off in pursuit. The black horse of Nell's
was fast, but Bucks Mag was faster.
and, moreover, it was an almost frantic
lover who rode her with the knowledge
that life and death were in the scale.
Down near the pebbly beach of the river
he drew up alongside the crazy black.
and, leaning far over, he clasped the
girl with one free arm. In another mo-
ment he held her almost unconscious form
on Mays saddle and with the practiced
hand of the plainsman guided the pony
so that it drew up on the rivers edge.
The girl was saved. but just in time. In
another moment she would have been in
the river, which was unusually deep
there, and would have drowned
Harris had the temerity to call for
NelPs answer within week She gave it
with the frankpess which was part of her
nature.
II guess, she said with smile, Il
don't need you. Buck is good enough for
me. New York Evening Sun.
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union Transpor,ation company.

Tuckerton Railroad.
Leave Mount Holly for Tuckerton, 9.26 A. M,
AL P. M, daily except Sunday.
Leave Tuckerton tor Mount Holly, 7.0S A. NJ,
313P.M. daily except Sunday.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-09-19

J. i. Thomss. sunter.iller Ala, Il yes
suneriSs from dyspepsia vbsn commend
ed tsfios kodsl Dyspepsia Care. ! took
several bottles snd osn digest any tbioe, /"
X 1isl Dyspepsis Care Is the only prepsrs
ton containing ell The natural digestive
dads I, gives weak stomaehs entire
rest. restoring their nstnrsl condition. o
L Ai,ms, Arlington; A II pettibone, Man
chester Depot; A II Smith, West Airing
ton.
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Don't be satisfied with temporary RELIEF
from indigestion. Kodsl Dyspepsia Cure
permanently and completely removes this
complaint. II relieves permanently be
cause II allows the tired stomach perfect
rest. Dieting won'trest the stomach. M
ture receives supplies from the food We
eat. The sensible way to help the siom
ach is to use Kodal Dyspepsis Cure,
which disests what You eat and can't help
but do you good. o Z Adams, Airing
ton; A Il Pettibone, Manchester Depot; A
Il Smith. West Arlington.
Schools 10 this villsgs opened Mon
day.
"A, b, vreelsnd OF Hackenssck, N. j.
ia 10 town.
Mr., Hunt Of Rhode Island 10 visiting
.. DR., Phillips
-Ms. Watkins and daughter ere visi.
ing In Connecticut.
Miss Jessie Ttft bss returned to her
school Of Ssx.on's River.
-Miss Mary Tucker Of Albany 10 the
guest OF the Misses LAX.
M. and Mrs.. John Curtis OF New York
are visiting u r. N, Osnfeld's.
Miss Margaret Thompson left Ter
Csstleton Monday where she will enter
the normal school.
The primary school hiss been closed
cd account OF the illness Of the iescher.
Miss Ethel Yisult,
e, O. Woodwork spa j. J, Shskes
bober attended the meeting Of the Fish
snd Game League .. Isle Lamotie,
Some Of COR summer visitors have re
turned 10 their homes. II hss been .
very fne season. The Arlington house
beitg foil moot OF the time, and mary
ore visitors 10 the village and vicinity,
Arlington should try snd increase the
&c miner busissss as IL briggs 10 lots Of
money.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-09-19

lC Tls Esssms star vsll bella . rtrrlsl
sos,sesiAos 90 Ts@tsy svseiss. Berl "a
Mr. sss Mn R@ Robsf.s 81 Bsslsst
hs.s ssst riaiiss NJ sss Ma W u het
erie We pat vest.
-Tksr vllI bs nsnorisl SERVES 81
tbs Uaiss opsu Hose, Thnnasy Of , ..
N. 10 Which I'll us ie'iies.
Mr. Eleai Hell.ssr o. ssrih bsa
rissios sss NJ sed Mr. Esason Est'
tsoot 81 BesEinsiss ssrs ii Ieonas
Reyi. iar several dsy, issl sch.
-Tts fall stu o. he didrpl seeeeis Of
TIE village bssss this sch Mr. Hse
bus. N.ss. Mylo,t pfovsa snd Mar
" ~ hsss cbsss Of the ssFersi SsPsri
@eau.
Au,Bssnstn are bsies msds Tor
10 - service 10 usuori 81 Pa~siisni
NJ kislsy By The itfss eots'sssisons ~
this ,ill,ss dsrins the eomIss utst. Far
tier roilcs Gill he sirss ~bso de6si,s ~
rsns.nsnis AZ ecuplsisj.
-Ma Ct.,lt. Lane died .. her home 10
HE rotib psr o. The losn 90 Wednesday
Ist. She hsi been ~ oply lev dsys
and Der death vts atsIpeo.ed. Mrs Lane
leave. . bp.bspd ard one little child. sho
hsrs the synpsiby Of the oouruni,y 10
the great betesvenett
The members 81 the First Bipiisi
Chareh ssd soeisty owe deep debt Of
s,stinae 10 the ladies' aud gentlemen who
esvs The m s,icsis 90 Saturday svetips,
Sfpi 7. spd ihe committee hsviog the or
Isnssnens 10 charge are 10 he eongrsin
lated npes the sneces sltsrsipa their 81
forts, 10 eive DOR lownspeopls 90 classical
90 euisrisiamrut TIE suiiopos began TO
Gil The Opera ball al &c esily hour. esi
dentiy expecting . rare treat Of the close
OF tho even ing their anticipation bad been
fuilJ rsslixsd. The nnmbefs Of the pro
gram we're beautifully rendered. The 10
OF the themes Was slnost Per
feet, and the mschsniosl eIscntiUu rarely
With oil 90 excellent IL Is difi |
colt 10 psrlieaisriz,, yet the bleboios Of
The voices OF the Misses Hoyt IN the
Scotch Das,s" deserves special mention,
Is also The mastery rendering OF the el.v
snih number y "Csvslleries Rusticsns.
10y "Bsrceuss' by Mr. Hspry Mollsnbsu
sr. Mr. Hoeck 10 "The Dasm" took his
.udisnce captive. Mrs Bandy 90 . reader
The reputation which had pre-
,eded her sud by her bright and catchy
sdded TO the interest Of the
,our. A closing word must be given to
be masterpiece Of the evening. The over
ure Ray Bias" Mendelssohp, rendered
~ Misses Ida and Jobsnns and Mr. Henry
u ollenhsner. which reused the audience
o the highest pitch OF Enthusiasm, prov
ps . grand fnsle TO one OF the finest oop
erts ever given In the town.
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,st etsfss .ss slisa via vorhipptn 81
he Eetsirs sstrin, Ths ssfnon va q
. ncsi iaptsssl.s rbssetsr. Thtiplsrier
81 tie stufst bad beet asciirtly 6ecorsi
"a 10 ths rs'ioasl otisrs hrsrlly slpst
vhk blssi There .sfe slso pare white
fivsu 10 sbasdsree. TIE pssiof, Mr..
C1tsn Dsss sprrcrfisis rsrsrhs and
read nmssss tfon Dr., Preu,sn vito
s.s ssttie 10 be preset DR., pnti 10 .
lee veil etosta words ,rose Of ibs great
nsss 81 N KuIsr sba called 10 mind The
surisss bel 10 Darssi II connection siih
the ss,sssias,ipn OF LlGeOln. lie YES FOL
loved l., Mf. Allan Banrn Of Yosttrs. vho
spets oi srnehy ss beits ihe mott lear
.Sms lee siib shicb the nation bed 10
eosifnd Dr., Gorge Gilbert spoke brief
iy ifol ibe vofis. Confoft We, comfort
70 NJ people. TIE music ~ss moe. ~
pTo5rss,e. Mas Hsrdel Hollsy played The
ofssn and The choir vs. s.sisted by nine
l.dies snd gentlemen from Troy and Nes
Y9rt
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w AsHixoros. d. G,

Genesee Pare Food Co. Leroy. N. Y:
Gentlemen: = Oar fsmily reslizs 90 m uch
from the uss OF 0RAIS-0 that / feel
u ust cay . word 10 induce others 10 use II.
II people are interested in their health and
The welfare OF their children they will use
20 other beverage have nsed them ell.
bat GBAIS-o have iound superior TO
Any, tor The reason that 1t Is solid arsin.
Yonrs ior health. 9. 4. MIEEs'
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A MAs sELD.x RIIi HIsHRs

than his stomach snd liver let him. Mr.
Alfred J. Louder, OF Providence, says ths
bis food used 10 stick 10 bis throat; snt
bis stia sss yellow sss msrisold snd DRY
Sc 90 autumn leaf. He heard Of Cslcur,
Solvent. the nes medicine snd Used u
two months. then be worked again. and
vhittied ss be worked. For . free trisl
bottle sddfess DR.. David Kennedy. Ksrns
dy Rev, K,nssion. n Y.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-09-19

EruptioDs, cuts, burns. soslds and sores
OF al tiuds quickly healed By DsWi.ps
Witch Heal Sslvs Certain cure for
piles. Beware Ct coan.eriei.s. Be cure
you get the original = DeWitts. OE Al
ans, Arlington; A n Pet.ibone, Manches
ter Depot, A II Smith. West Arlington.
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throwing In Eayof.'

w-bfu an tritls hss tefa en- shs isarass Zoe
fhifsf yssfs sna haf eariiuHsiif rf4wn II tsws
snh ma Ysiais Il "a safe - sseains ihsi q ha,
snrfst Ehas 10 TIVE q. taf eshe = X W |eAns
lqai8 ralat, The Henhnd fus iasm has be-
narns vssi ara vuiA wsae--sht fttHa q sAs
rrpr'isai gnsa,iet q INC Ssiai censusuert vho
hHvt nssa ihem have i~ooms erarsaof4 ~ sAsir
Eafsrsof soFefiHs osfAsi'y and paaseeussi scsa-
emy cafrfnfly aAse ~ isiesi inptoves mech
hsieai siAais a hish Erads ssgtnsHt', and pare
ilnsesa osi tAsy are tho I.egfeSasca o. ptcfafea
pairs, asa Il Is pa surprising That thsy hsw
l.ccans EcnetaiiY rceosaista - The Standard
yAiuls faE Str0cinfsi faTx@es.@ o~tHg 10 the
rfesieI 6afalaliy q ~ W Iohus' Liquid Paints
% easag@gca with o'dinafy grsass ifss frcgueni
sfplieAtian IL fs4airra. thas racotng saving
lhat 10 tpgfecisiea ~ the mHH Who Pays Tho
tiila intepaiag purchasers Il pain, viii FAD
q 70 their iuiefess 10 write u W. Jehss Mig Co,
zoe william street. New yers siving description
- bsiiAlngs % ie painted and secuts ffan ihsm
tugrestiuns 10 rolof tfsAtnent In order 10 IN !,
snts the pse - hsrnanising shades.
u. W. JsAai faluu arc earned In stock bv
" l. MaaleY A Co. Manchester peppt Who viii
- pleased to siss yuu ssy detifrd iniafmssieu'
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--Miss Nellie Ball ~ sssin teaching 10
West Arlington.
The ElainoI Studio will be closed
for The ses.on October 3fd.
Rev. Mt osfhsri OF Dorset will preach
Tor DR., Smart per, snndsy.
Miss Lind i, entertaining Tor two
ve,k.sisht vss.r College Girls 10 Mrs
Dourns eo.,sas on Seminary Avenue.
Mic, Helen Black snd Miss Bessie
Morgan sre spending the week 10 BuG.lo,
visiting The P.n.AmetioAD exposition.
Mu Casbmau has returned TO New York.
DIR, l., Il Pierce has purchased tbs
dental ottcs OF Woodcook and Pardy
snd will open the office next Monday.
lie comes highly recommended.
There will be memorial service 81
the Ooneree .tionsl Church on Thursday
a3p. IN The viilsas Trustees have sent
printed notices TO m ost Of the residents.
snd requesting that business places be
uItpeu ~ mVuiuiubs
Rev Fr. DTyer hiss returned from .
short vacation to The seashors 10 improv
cd health, Ff. Mo0Mty Of Bennington
ofacistsd daring his sbseuce. He hes
jos. been appointed, though young man.
~ curs,e for the Rutland parish. which
shoss that he Ia held 10 high estetm.
The Congregational church vas sppro
prisleiy drsped 10 mouroiug. Sunday, and
DR.. smsr,'s sermon vss very appropriate
10 the solemn occasion. He paid deserv
I'd trbnte 10 the char soter and services Of
tbs late Pfesiaett and referred 10 the osus
- thst led mp 70 his desth, and The duty
oil The coooiry 10 removing these causes -
far ~ possibls The N usic vas slso sppro
ptlsie 20 The occasion.
The last lev meetings Of the Tsebti
eth Celtuty Club have been very epioya
BILE ties. Tue 0iab met on Moudsy. Aug.
~ b. With Mu Charles Hsvisy. Mrs Nc
Csrtse read . chapter from the late Mr.
Pdms's book. "Aions Nav England
Rosds.' Miss Jessie Hsslsy read some
description, Of the paintings Of Ter Borcb.
sad Mise ORG toru reed tso poems BY MI
Dapbsr and Mr. k'plius. Misc Richards
reed the slOqneIt speech Of Ssnstor Hosf
90 the recovery Of the so-csllsd Log Of
The M.y.h5ser" Ga The following Mop
Cay the Cab me, silh Mrs Mcclure end
listened to = delightful description by
Mrs Mcclure. suest. Frsulsin Hsyser. Of
Albany, OF Nuremberg spd the works Of
Datef. The n.X, mcetias US heli 9th
Mas i,h.m on Sept. 2. Beside The Olob
= large nu1ees Of guests sefs ptsss1t
Mrs. Butuhsn reed from the boob BY Mr.
Prime, snd Mrs Wild resd The sketch by
the Bstone,s Dc Riedssel. from Mrs Eli
OTIS book on oelebtsied women OF the Rsv
oiatisn. Tbs lstest meeting Gas held on
Moudsy q lbi. seek, With Mu Ssnds and
Mrs Beach. Mia Richards read several
della hiinl seeoiotes from the book BY Mr.
Prime. Ms MeC,rtes read the short lite
Of Coros ttem The periodical Muster. 10
Ari,' aud Mle Cleshofn read the opening
- rennyson's Ode on The
Death OF The he Of wsilius,oo." - 30
appropriate description Of the character OF
rusissat No n 'piey.
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MANCHESTER DEPOT

John Bysri Of Marlboro, Mass. IL
visiting friends here aud 10 Peru.
MIR. and Mrs, Hiram Chapman and
Me-. and Mrs. Harry Adams are mskins .
visit 10 Odio. Mr.. Chapman took 10 the
q, A, II. vuosmpnvut 81 oievvisuo.
David Fsrnum Of Virginia is making
. visit TO friends herr and Peru after 40
absence OF thirty years. He msrried
Francis. dsnsh,er Of Curtis Burton, .
former resident OF this town
AT . meeting Of Skinner Post. No.
"a, @, A. X. September 18Th. 1901. these
resolutions we're adopted.
Resolved. That We the members OF
Skinner Post No. "a q. A. X. desire to
extend our heartfelt sympathy TO the
family OF our late Comrsde Horace s.
Sykes. 10 The great loss they have sustain
cd BY bis death.
And to express on behalf Of the Post
our appreciation OF bis worth and good
ness, ss q soldier, . citizen, . husband
aud father.
Resolved, That . copy Of these resolu
,iops DO placed on the records Of this
Post. A copy to be presented 10 the ismi
ly Of oar deceased Comrsde, and the same
published 10 the Manchester JOURNAL.
John o. Blsckmer
wm. II. Smith ommi.tee.
r. Il. L,nsley
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4
ans, Arlington; A q Pet,ibone. Msnchel
ter Depot, A II Smith. West Arlington.
Miss Anna Csfhsrl having returned
from sn extended trip abroad, 10 at the
Nance,
Edison Holley fell 90 the side walk
lac. week std broke bis collar bone.
DIR, aud Mr.. Phelps and two sops
OF Glen. F.Ils. N Y. bsvs been recert
guests ., O. W. Pnslps.
Albert BROOKS Of Bnn,io is spending
. few weeks smoog relatives 10 Dorset
add Msnchestsr
In sdlition TO those mentioned last
ssek. Mi. Georais wellsood. Wiilism
Tuily col Thomas Bnrns sfe attending
Barr aud Barton Seminary,
Oliver Gilbert returned 10 Darlington
Monday. olheu Who return TO the U
v. N. this yest are the Msssrs. Alfred
and wn, diIbert snd Mi. Auns Gilbert.
Fay A Simmons returns TO Middle
bury College Tuesday. Mr.. Simmons Is
nov sttsrirs upon bis ssrior yssr
-Willlsm A. BOuru 10 leaving town
this serk and enters upon bis senior
yssr 10 Y.le. Alssr Bourn 10 . s.ndent 10
Sh,nirlI.
-Mslor Warren Dnnioa fe,arned last
wesk 70 Boor.iIls. No. shete be 10 spsss
ed ia tssehins 10 . military school.
Miss EGilis Q. Roberts OF Est Dor
sst and Mics Kate Bsennsn are ,esetins
10 thn village.
Miss Bessie Z. MeDrilt has rstptn
ed from . Wait 10 Der home 10 Proctor.
and 10 teaching the TALL team 10 The North
District.
Dorset Ganss 81 their meeting this
Wednesday evening, tsve services CON
nsnora,ive OF Presiieat MeKirlsy's
death.
Notwithstanding the rsin Of Sunday !
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II the scliea Of your bosels is not s1sy
ssd res ul.r roas complications a na BE-
The tnsl rsp 4 DsNMs Liule Early
ksssn AL rtnore mi. danger. Safe.
pIsssEi ssd Active q L Ai.m., Arl
iss,cs: A II Psiiiboss, .psh.tr DE
pot A u s@nL, Neat Afhns,on.
hstonnsrIn cgsvna
Mr. shd Mrs Albeit Ps.iibsrs Of L.
Cfcsss. We. are TIE spe.,s u Mr. md
Mrs ID 3 Wilson.
--Mu L u Csnbs ssd lso little sors
ere spe1aiSs tue weak 10 HoosIet Fsll-.
--visceai MsitisoS. With kh si' .tG
little sou. q Worcester. Msss., are ,s liz,
bis rsretts II The colburn Hons
Mi. Enzs iioash,os G, a .los,
Assa. vs tbs saesi ei tfr iF.st Nss
La,iis Nsiss. lsst sssh.
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asd maid Eeu York
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o. o. Back, b. ,pe, Ark says: Iwat
troubled with constipation until bought
DeWitts Little Darby Risers. Since then
have been entirely cured Of 10Y old com
plant. l recon mend them. o L Adams,
Arlington; A Il Psttibone. Manchester
Depot; A II Smith, West Arlington.