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Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1901-11-29

From the west come continued
reports of demand for immediate
reciprocity and some revision of the
Dingley bill, Governor elect Cum
mings Of Iowa being the latest call
er at the White House to urge eau
tion in the ''let we'll enough alone"
policy. Sume few even go so far as
say that in the death of William
Mckinley tariff reform lost one of
the best friends it ever had. but IN
the west the sentiment Is divided
and unless strong pressure is brought
to bear in favor of free sugar from
Cuba there is little likelihood of any
changes.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1901-11-29

Roosevelt administration may be
recorded the credit of reinedying
the remaining defects in oui finnn-
cial syston the gratitude Of the
business men of America will know
no bounds and the republican pnrty
will have demonstrated its right to
administer the affairs of the country
for a long time"
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1901-11-29

Speaking on this subject leading
member of the New York chamber
of commerce, who requested that
his name be withheld, said "There
could be no Better evidence of the
necessity Of a change than is afford
ed by the existing conditions. The
treasury is overlooking with a sur
plus of nearly one hundred and sew.
enty-iive millions, none of which is
drawing a cent Of interest. OF
course entire cooperation of the
congressional committees on appro-
priations with the secretary of the
treasury and a careful balancing Of
internal revenue with current ex-
penses will obviate the continued
accumulation Of this immense non
interest bearing fund, but the most
serious feature of the situation is
that we are now buying bonds at
14o that we sold at 1O41< and not
withstanding the fact that Mr.. Gage
purchases bonds with a view to
maintaining an easy money market
gold is being shipped abroad at the
rate Of s12, 10000 per week.
Moreover these very bonds that
are now being bought up were sold
to induce the bankers to increase
the circulating medium by means of
increased issues Of bank notes and
now the banks are selling these
bonds and retiring their circulation
because the governments action
has 'bulled the market to an extent
which makes this course more pro-
htable than maintaining the oirou-
lation The treasury is getting thu
short end Of the deal, the banks the
profits and Europe is drawing away
the gold.
''To tho Mckinley administration
accrued the glory of vanquishing
the free silver fallacy. If to the
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1901-11-29

The J. w. Pepper Piano Music
Magazine, published at sth and Lo-
Gust streets, Philadelphia, is one Of
the newest magazines in its field.
Nobody can complain of not getting
the worth Of their money, as il pub
lishos 21 pieces-lO vocal and IL
MISUNDERSTANDING Ga pages Of
the best music and all Of it original
and written by the most popular
composers Of today. Price $1.0O per
year.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1901-11-29

There is wide diversity Of opinion
rs to the results and effects of the
convention hut a careful canvass
among some of the leading republi-
can statesmen warrants the assor-
tion that they consider it demon.
strated the fact that while reciproc-
ity is the next logical step of the
government the time is not yet ripe
for it but that the business men Of
this country are essentially practi-
cal and little given ito chasing
theories" and that as soon as a
shrinkage Of exports renders recip-
rocity advisable they will be ready
to endorse it.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1901-11-29
THE WASHINGTON LETTER.

The past week in Washington has
witnessed the assemblage and the
adjournment Of the reciprocity CON
vention. The convention pissed n
resolution urging upon congress the
maintenance Of the principal of pro.
lection and the opening up Of for
eign markets by reciprocity "ouly
where it can be done without injury
to any Of our home interests of
manufacturing, commerce or farm
ing" Other resolutions urge the
establishment of n department of
commerce and industry, the head
of which shall be member Of the
presidents cabinet" and the mp
pointment of reciprocity com
mission" rs a bureau of that de-
partment.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1901-11-29
Great Luck Of An Editor.

"For two years all efforts to cure
Eczema in the palms Of my hands
failed, writes Editor H. n. Lester
Of Syracuse, Kan. "then I was
wholly cured by Bucklen's Arnica
salve." It's the worlds best for
Eruptions. Sores and all skin dis
eases. Only ssc at ali druggists.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1901-11-29
That Throbblne Heaaaoha.

Would quickly leave you if you
used DR.. Kings New Life Pills.
Thousands Of sufferers have proved
their matchless merit for Sick and
Nervous Headaches. They make
pure blood and build up your health.
Only 25 cents. Money back if not
cured. Sold by all druggists.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1901-11-29
The Close Season.

The season for killing deer will
close tomorrow, Nov. 80; fer quail,
pheasants and woodcock and grey
and black squirrels Dec. IS black
bass and pickerel Feb. Is
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1901-11-29

The presidents chief counselors
have advised him that he will satis-
fy the people If he can prevail upon
congress to perfect the antitrust
law and to establish the department
of commerce and industry and it is
the belief that this action will be
accepted as an evidence of good
faith and that before the convening
of another congress the situation
will have further developed TO a
point where 1.-THE plain duty" of
congress may be made clear.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1901-11-29

IalAHTED-A woman to care for
W Office and bedroom. Widow
with no children preferred. House
rent free. DIR. D. R. CHAPN, Ding
mans Ferry.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1901-11-29

Two barrels good roasted Rio
coffee 12H cts. per n. one barrel
Maracaibo and Mocha mixture roast
ed IS cts. per N. at W & G.. Mitch
ellis.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1901-11-29

1 found widely prevalent con-
viction among the delegates to the
reciprocity convention that the bust
ness interests of the country de.
manded some radical changes III the
financial laws and that Secretary
Gage was right in his proposition
that "the present is the most propi-
tious hour in all our history and as
favorable as any period wo may
hope for in the future.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1901-11-29

Secretary of the Interior Hitch
cock has made public his annual re
port. Referring to the public lands
he states that 1862, 79S 80 acres
have been disposed of in the last
year. The total public lands asgre-
gate 1909, 539,s4o acres He de-
plorus the deforestatiou of these
lands and calls attention to provi.
sions of law which made it iinpossi-
BILE for him to protect the forests
and finally recommends that the
care OF the forest reserves be trans
ferred to the department Of agricul-
ture.
The Indian problem is discussed
at length. The total Indian popula-
tion he places at f7s, ,919 located on
an aggregate area of 55,12z 900
acres. This is exclusive of the New
York Indians ard the five civilized
tribes of the Indian territory He
announces that hereafter a new pol
icy will be adopted in the treatment
of the Indians, all able bodied men
men being required to contribute tc
their support by the cultivation of
land which will be allotted to them.
In this connection he urges that
more manual instruction and less
"higher education" be given the In
dams in government schools.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1901-11-29

Great reduction in shirt waists at
T. Armstrong g Co.. Prices now
500, SOC, 69c and SOC.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1901-11-29

At the cabinet meeting on Friday
the president read the remainder Of
his message. Immediately follow
ing the meeting he directed that
some minor changes be made and
then announced that he considered
the document completed. He en-
tertaiued M luncheon Archbishop
Corrigan af New York, and early in
the afternoon embarked at the navy
yard on the yacht Sylph and quietly
sailed away. He was accompanied
by Mrs Roosevelt and the children,
with the exception of his eldest
daughter who is visiting in Boston.
As no one would furnish any iufor-
nation as to the destination Of the
party speculation is of course rife.
It was suggested that possibly he
intended going to Philadelphia by
water as he had promised to witness
thc Thanksgiving football gnme
which will be played there between
Annapolis mud West Point, but it is
more probable that he hns gone
down the river duck shooting,
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1901-11-29

$50 patterns Of wall paper at W. &
g. Mitchells.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1901-11-29

WIANTED, TO RENT-A small
w farm in this county. Address
giving terms, this office.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-12-26
All Want the Best.

We Nes il a. srs - iurrr~xrnfuss s'e ssfh
lpsissausi sAsama tisa " rebrf tht iSusht ~ me
sasAmrss made u an ArYassmrvsset ~. Nsenr
wg~i3 u hss'y iessy 10 Faeief ths oia slew ratae
stage roash ia tist esutasse sat e. aulcFnsaslr We
sii prefer Fss o. riesfic issts - ths ssseas and
snra tArsagh ~ he iunamtratls sassathEcsof
neafgm sicas snt snpiiaekes ws sfss rnoeSrats
ing tosrsH eVrsslsrs - ths isiess and esss There
ait .aFns ts'afis. hewwncfl who, wAeu eomss %
pensinE sxsa 10 prefer 10 Ska to ths 90 method
u ts9tnT lead and psi End Sain.ns iheet ~iih =
i,aasls. Nss - maaY pcefae SaslinE paint that
way nnws4sss~ fe~cs 81 tstgn estgy year Crssa.
ally Ssc0sas are lrzrnlng lhs, saschiue'y and
mtiis grs tive lead aud al together i~siEt sad
closer ihsu Is iosshir - hand. The Mas hias
made anisis wcsrs ssngss covcs mors And u less
iisias 10 fade. The ~ " Johas i.igssd paints
Cot thiny years have bern growing IN I'otaiai.
hy-ipcesuss they arc well rssds, "a pure ma
tefsaia ThcS have become rvVognsrra generally
a. the sthsdsrd Paints foF s,fvcsarsi Purposes"
Address ihs a. W. johns Mfg CO voc William
Street. New York fof complete Color Gard aud
rAmphio Ersefior peooNiions,s
n. W. lohns Paints are carried Ia tsock W
M. L. Mspley 4 Co, Manei,ester Dept who will
hs pleased to give Yos any desired Information.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-12-26
nAxcnmrxa cKsrRs

Mr.. sad Mrs. Geo. Lassre are will
LOG trsends 10 Sp,iasGeId, Mass.
Interesting Chri.tmss services we're
held 10 cor churches isst Bandsy.
Mira. NJ. Cclburu hes scss 70 De
troll. 10 spend The winter and expects to
10 70 Honoiulu 10 the srrirs.
-Colsia 4 Houshton are planning 70
bald . plsu,us snd cider mill essi Of
their sriss mill 10 the srrins.
The shes i,sc BY the Btnnirston
Nics,rel eonpsIy lss, seek sss very
rood. The local bits we're greatly enjoy
81.
p, A. Bsrsdics. sa0tha Of oar old
resia.si,, sise u tie re.idsaee q his SOD.
10 iss, G. b, I've. 90 Tasrssy eyed 10
yssss. he bad oct tesn Ia very sooo
health Ter sevss.i yesfs esd lee days be
fose tech hsra cold shica developed ir
% psssmotis. resal,ies 10 bis death.
TIE tansrsl 90. hsls from The ESiseopsi
etafeh co s,iartss.
Mrs. W, G Bsafn died ., the rssi
dssee Il hrt s,pslur. Mrs. HsiEcn Tsy
ior. 10 Beusiss,ot 90 Tuesday tishi Of
levi s.sh. s.ss ~ yssrs She sss sl'
,st Of The lsns L A. Jsnescn. sra ncs'
Of s.s llis s.s .psti 10 Mssesss.sr, vsers
sts 4 avs u,a, rsisiivss srd isstscs 70
nosrs hsr departure. Her tusbscd dise
less thss . year sso TLs istssnssi vs'
IN Inc Nssshsstsf csslfs eenslssy.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-12-26

a .Mar, csflnna" 10 oil 9orhs,b
readers.
Mics NJ. ~ csbt Is ,psasins The hol'
dsys " he1s
Nj. P.nsis Or, i, v.isisg her sisssr
IA porestsssr. Mssa
Mr. .sa Mr. W. II. Hard Of Batssd
ere .slsiss ., Pred 0iDcrss
-Hsu.mhsr ibs Ctrs,nss uss ss TIE
Congregational obSrea this Wednesday,
svenlns.
A fsv inches Of damp snos Iassdsy
.ysrtss usts. very good slsithins iof
Ctfisinss
-w,R Hard, Ftsnk T. wymsn snd Q.
d. slnouds srs home from college Tor
shori vscsiions
Mr.. M,ossushisn Of phsaeld. Mss'.
4. ps.s,ps the holidays With bar parents
o. ths ssmnii House.
Niles Rasy Cook Who hiss bsen ser'
only III tor nearly ave months. ssili 70
main. 10 critical condition.
The .npa.l Mspehssisr vilisse meet
I'm be- tela At the Court House on the
fro, Monday evening 10 Jsnusry.
-Pr.idsai end Mrs.. Buokbsm Of Bofl
iustop stopped over 9Th siih Rev, snd
Mss Red 90 their wsy 10 New York, on
Saturday.
oar friend, Harry 7. Oashusn. has
been appointed Maoicipsl Jadss 10 Ben
nipstou, 10 place Of Judgs Drlins. resign
81; .sry good sppoinsnea,,
Pos, a, SISTERS and mail clerks are thsnk
taI ths, C6ris.m. comes bat once syesr.
Toe nnnbsf Of presents passing through
,bs mil. ,hi. year seems TO be larger than
ususl.
The remsins OF Mrs Henry .. Dow
we're brought here Mondsy evening for 10
,tmsn, 10 Dellsoot Cemetery. bae had
b,sn 10 poor bs.i,h Tor long time end
her death ". uoi uoeipeeled. Her par
ants reside 10 Ltbdsrose,
Mrs Arthur Taylor writes from Nes
York tbs, u ,t,ers relating to 'he new SON
usr hotel Ia Manchester are progressing
fsyorsbiy though nothing IL definitely set
tied ~ YET 1, Is expected that there VIZ
b. . meeting OF tboss interested In shs
psojse, held 10 three or Tour dsys'
when . decision uili be resehed.
There VS. . large suliencs 81 the
Christus Conc 1t Of the Congregations
church Sunday evening, aud The exefois
q, passed of very plesssotly. Some me
Oar,s,nss csrcls we're suus, With readings
aud recits,ions BY the younger pupils Who
performed their parts unnsuslly we'll.
Tos evening closed With N eloquent short
address BY Rav. DR.. Saver Of Rutland.
-Rsmsey .Mscpsushtsn OF Pistsheid'
Msss, veil knosn 10 Manchester. has
very Interesting article 10 the Mes York
Tribnue Farmer oi Dsc. IL. II vs srit
ten 10 competition for money priIss oner
Cd By that paper for articles helpful 70
farmers The Tfibnoe Farmer 10 nov The
beet agricultural paper on our liss snd se
eatr II together With THg MAscHHsrER
JouaaAL Tor oaiy 81 90 per year,
The ioliosius Christmas music ss
sivsn 81 The Congregational charch 300
dsy mernine:
tuossunah waebe
Organ Prelude, IN hnly night Adam
Carol 10, hosa rose eer blooming Prseioriosi
Gloria Ftem No,sllo's sing unto the Lord"
B,mn No is9. Angels from the fsms Of glory
n, ,os.s Incline thine ear. sehillng
n,ma-. No. qoi, o. litiie iown Of Bethlehem.
oesf,ory oh. Divine Redeemer, dounod
tsoio--Ai Vim, \ Covert
Anthsm- Behold. the days come, Woodsud
Pcsslaas oftaoire IN Y baiiise
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-12-26

The .srs9Es orSsrssaicss OF tss
i.slcs Il pesbseilss Wit The bstescAsscss
az tee etursk sail heia srias hssibsss
uessiss. gbsrtsst Dee. 9els a u'easei
9Th Mss ApsM HoIgy. tGeFn sill
b. slsei a ior Tee roniss yer, std cihss
lrpsn.si bnutes siiI b. acted apor.
A lsfss ,llsHa.bos ~ desired.
~Mocs.y. Dt@ ubst i.esiy-'hirf.
Mu, Eahrr MssIsy eslsbts,si BET nis.iy
ioss,h bir,hd,y, sas 10 10 ssoi tsslih
sna regularly sitsrt. eba'cs sss ssessy
,etool. sii d.,s isse5. Dtetrhsr ivsniy
ririh. J. II. q. Hedge ali BE- tineiJ'ops.
Mr. Hodss hesps sell posted 90 esrsas
svsna ard 10 soot eoe.srssiiopslis'.
To Mrs Msrlsy spa M, Hoiss The good
people Of Dorsst siisss eobsrsialsiion'.
Mr.. snd Mrs w. q Mason, Jehn y.
sssldon. Mr. ard Mn Baden. hiss
cnssiota B.iari5ss. Nj. Belle Mccall,
Mi. J.npie Mccall. Nj. Kate Hnsood
Ma Anns Hsrsood, Arthur Hsfvood
Of gapsf,, Mr.. md Ms Eugene Smith
o, Psulsi we're 10 slisudsbos Of the Wssh
ias,on POmoos Grange shish vas held 10
School Hall, Dorsei. Wednesday after
uoon spd evening. December eighteenth.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-12-26
p1yrp CIR, Mr. April ]. 1900.

Gsresee Pare Food Co., lie Roy, n. T.:
Gsutlenen.-I nust say 10 regard TO
GRAIS.O that there 10 nothing better or
hsslthisr. We have used !, for years. My
brother YES . great coffee drinhef. he
sss taken sick and the doctor aid that
conee vss the cause Of H. and told % 10
use GRAlN-o. We got package bal did
90, like i, 81 ersi. ta, nou would not be
viihoui IT, Ny brother has been veil ev
ar since ue started 70 use IA. Yours truly.
LrILlx SocEoR.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-12-26

o. o. Back. B.irne, Arb ssys: vas
troubled With constipation ntiil bought
Dswin's Little D.rly Bisers sioce then
bsve been entirely cured OF 10Y old com
pl.iol recon mend them. o L Adams.
Arlington: A II Pstiibone, Manchester
Depot; A II Smith, West Arlington.
EAT poR'Er.
George Bstcbelder Of RatIsnd Il visit
ing bis unsis. b. p. Bowen.
1T has been very cod. many mornings
being below zero. bat II 10 getting warmer
nov.
Mr.. RisIey. ioremsu st tho Freddy
qasrry, will spend Christmas 10 Pbilsdel
pbis,
-ChsrIes Mcdonald. who lie attending
toe Albany Business College. is st home
for week.
Mrs q. b. Wilson. vho bss been 10 III
mira. N. Y, for some time, returned home
90 Saturday.
Mr. spd Mrs Eiwsrd Griffith OF New
York srs hsrs and occupying the Gilman
Wilson house.
-Christmss tree and entertainment on
Tuesday evening 1t school ball ws much
enjoyed by ell
-D,piel Live OF Dandy, Who has many
friends 10 town. died on Saturday. the
ioneral being on Tnesdsy.
Mrs James Bebee, who has been with
her sister st North Bennington under
OF DR.. Bartlett. is very much i'm
proved End is expected home 10 few
days.
Patrick Rogers, who had worked Of
the Freddy qusrry for 80 or 40 years vas
fatally burned on Saturday. While the
men we're at dinner, 10 some way his cloth
ine took Hre and being heavily clothed
a I'D bis clothing saturated With oil be. nor
those Who came TO bis cid could not e1tln
q uish the fumes until he was burned 90
badly that he lived bat sew hours.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-12-26

The thirty-seoond snsusi meeting Of The
Vermont Dsirymeo's association will b
held 10 Montpelier, January 7 8 snd Q,
Spssksrs OF great prominence hsve been
invited 10 be present, aud . large u Getting
is Anticipated. TIE Wonsn's AnIilisfy
Of the Vermont Dairy msSs sssocistion
Gill hold . session d the "ms time:
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-12-26

--Tts sssSsi ns~ains 81 The bs'isr
tM y.issY isssst,si sseissy ell IL
hsls a th. upsts Hpaa tsfs 90 Ttrfs
s.y, g.s. ass. u 10 A. "a The .oesssr
hsa SCI, bed ~ssiha asrass itf TAFT
l..s year. 80 oesia pay onlr psfiiss
al sks pfsmlrrs tos ihs Gfsi n@s Ia y
years I, 10 sev le.s ,tss 800 solisr' 10
s.bi hsi . eOs.iasfshas smcnr, OF noasr
oil bsss 10 be .rssi 10 rsrsifs 10 fssp
ihs greFsi, 10 seed e7seitaen.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-12-26

Mrs. A. Il. Airport. Jobnstown. Pc
ssys: Our little girl slmoct strsnsled to
death With Group. The doctors said she
couldn't live bat she was instantly reliev
cd by One Minute Cough Cure. o Ad
ans, Arlington; A Il Pettibone, Msnches
ter Depot; A II Smith. West Arlington.
sASDaATK.
Rev. Mr.. Perry preached On excellent
discourse Sunday from Luke 2-10.
The Misses Hamilton Me home from
C,slieton Normal School for the holiday
vacation.
The West SYNDICATE Sunday School
viii have . Christmas tree and concert
Toesdsy evening Of The chapel.
The Misses Carrie Randall, Grace An
drevs and yivisu Smith ere homo from
school for the holidays
Mr. william Waters 10 very ~ With
bn. little hope Of recovery.
-Binpissr Bros. Of Sbushsu are taking
10 large quantities OF wool, paying Is cts.
per ID, for nussshed.
Mrs Stephen Lipcoln is spending two
weeks With Der parents 10 Troy.
The @. Z. Society held . business
usesits Thursday evening, and elected
ca .eu Tor cir months; President Skid
more, Vice President. Mrs william Lin
colo. Corresponding Secretary. Mrs W.
@. Peek; Rscordius Secretary. Roth Bob
ersoo, Orssuist, Harry PECK; Assistant
0rssbist, Grstia Peck
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-12-26

tu9tOt, a. II EcVtOuuct
poRsHr.
-y.F, Hillisrd hes sold his farm 10 Ed
ward Morfis.
Oar chess factory received 1872. 1898
pouods Of milk 10 0siober which netted
the patrons Leo per hundred.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles N. Williams
lett las, week fer Osliforris where they
sili spend the Writer.
Miss Emile Robtry, sho had been
seriously here has recovered 30 a 10 be
moved 10 h.r home 10 Est Dorset.
Samuel Brtoss, . student at the
syrseass High School. Syracuse. N. !.
|, spending The holidays at the Bsrows
Houte.
The srnu.l meeting Of the Dorss,
Book Clnb wili be held st the library
rooms Monday evening. Dec. sob ., seven
O'Clock.
The Dorset church will hold its 80
unsi foil-csil snd business meeting 90
rbursdsv, J.nu.rg AID, beginning With
dinnsr prom ply ., twelve o'clock.
Nj whitley Of North Dorset 10 tesch
lre 10 the higher department Of onr
school. Miss Ps,rlo Of Bopsrt 10 ,hs in
,s,nsdis,s std Nj. Brennsn OF Cattle
too 10 lhe primary.
--Ra,as Slree'tr. 90 cid residers died
al bic home here Saturday morning. he
ass bess 10 good heslib somsiine, bot
.snsrsd . psfyls.ie shock shorty bsfcis
biz death. He s survived by biz vile
sod three ehiidr.n. His funsrsl vss
held Thnsdsy Of one o'cieck.
The services 90 sandsy ssre sppro
ssisls 70 the sssson Of Cnrisimss. TIE
stsreh vs. trimmed siih brsrebss Of d.
usea. Tas.ssy al Eve O'Clock ssrviss
., .oss Gil be given followed B, sap
Ger Il cit 10 The vesisy. Wednesday,.
Christnss d.y d loA5 there ell Be .
! SPECIAL service,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-12-26

Ia csses u cough OF Group give the
lille one oae Micute Cough Cure. Then
rect essy and have 90 tea. The child vail
BE- all right 10 little while. II never
falls. Pleasant 10 take. Almost inssAntsne
Gus 10 eject O 4 Adams. Arlington; a
II Ps,tiboos. Manchester DEPOT; A u
Smith, West Arlington.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-12-26

Eruptions, cuts, burns. scslds amos pres
OF ell kinds quickly hesled by DsWi,fs
Witch Hszsl Sslve. Certsin cure for
piles. Beware Of coanterfeits. Be sure
you get the rieinsl-DeWitts. 0 Z Ad
ans, Arlington; A b Pettibone. Msnches
ire Depot; A Il Smith. West Arlington
PERU.
Miss Lois Bstchelder has recovered
from her illness,
The church has been supplied with a
new pulpit, . needed Improvement,
-Miss Della Hspsood is home for the
Holidays. Miis Sasie 10 visiting 10
Middlebury.
Willie Whitney and Misses Mary
Simonds, Minerva Lyon and Mabel Brown
are home on . vscstion,
Griffith K Bstchelder are cutting the
simbe, from the Nourss. 10! the Iumbermen
occu plying the Ira Russell house % .
boarding house.
"A Sunday School Christmas Concert
vas held 10 the church Tuesday evening
Santa Claus VS. quite generous with bis
gifts this year.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-12-26
Winter Will Catch You,
If We Don't;
Blu I'VE Hope
To Catch You First!

Black, Blue aud Fancy Chsvioi suits. Single and
Double Breasted 81 go co and ha co
Men. Business SHIFTS in stripes and risidsts co
10 fe0
Boys 2 and s-piecs snils from 81 so 10 200
Mems Yoke overcos,. In Oxford Gray and Brown
At ti2 to SO
Men. Black Brown and Blue Beaver overcosts
IS TO ti5
Men Oxford Gray overeo,ts at 80 90 to 49,
Mems Storm Ulsters. Black Brown and oxford
Gray al IS 90 10 as 90
Boy's oyercoAts. listers and Refers. All sizes,
al prices
Johnson Pants, the best in the market. All wool
at 800
Malone Pants. noas better for The money, 81 rs
Mems Brown Mixed Working Pants at 81 90. an
extra good quality
Mems Gray and TIN Covert Working Coats,
Waterproof heavy lined. With broad velvet
collar, at 81 so
Mems Sheep. Lined Working Coats in Black and
Gray. IS rs
Mems Heavy Refers in Black. and Gray Mixed
at - 90 and 81 90 ~ Z"
Mems Brown Duck Working CoAts at 96 cents
Also q complete line Of Mons and Boys Hats.
Caps, uloves. Mittens, Underwear, Box, &c
j. G. Heinel,
Manchester Centre. Vt
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-12-26

James White, PtysptsvilIe. Iodr says
DsWurs Witch Hsz.l Bslve besIed run
uipe sore. on both legs. he had suffered
6 years, Doctors failed to help him. Get
DsWiu's. Accept no limitations. 0. l..
Adsms, Arlington, A. Il Smith. West Arl
ins,os; A. u, Pe,,ibone,