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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-10-24
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Mossiy A s,ess,ts are 30 ~ tsila ihslr
nissaiseirrins rl.si Destroyed BY Saa..
900 Gre feesrug
Tbs marble assify 81 Brss5os .kieh
vss rsettily sola 10 0eorsf Y. Royce 81
BsiisEd 10 10 BE- vofttd sihr tstiSs been
IDLE . soo3 nstt ye.ts.
C0pptr ace ifon orr bare bstn diteoe.
cred Ia Middlrbsty al THE Oobbls,, .
pois, . is. kandt.i feet vtsi Of The
fosi 81 the Gfsts Mostt.irs, some ieur
miles from tie teaR, 40 srsmiastion Of
The sasiia shoss free copper 10 large
9astlitifs vnb eor'iittsblo iros ere.
A reaf-tHa eolIisicn resulting 10 The
deaf Of u l. Coity. "a. OF Lill,top, N,
a., oeenired rssr pssump.ic Mopdsy
sflttnooa. A regular ifsifhi rorlb stop
ped With tie rear car Gu = bridge. and
40 ,itrs freight tr.in iollosips e.ns into
ooliiiloa wiih Il. Engineer Eastman Of
the extra jauped into The riv,r aud re-
eeised slight ifinrita Fifemso Ry,btr
slso janped, bresiius 40 arm, sad ~s
oibersi.e ia iatsd.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-10-24
DoReEr.


Mr., and Mrs. Edmund Roberts and
son Of Wsrdsboro we're 10 town last week,
Mr., snd Mrs. John Sheldon returned
Monday from 9 osrrisgs DIVE 10 Benping'
ton.
G. NJ. Sykes and Misc L,ulse Sykes
have returoed from Hartford, Conn.,, and
vicinity.
Several from the Dorset O. E, Society
attended the convention 10 Manchester
LIST week.
Me-. and Mrs, J. F. Hillisrd and Miss
J. NJ Hillisrd sre spending ten days 10
New York.
Mrs. Ellen Il. Morris entertained Otms.
by Chapter. d. A. r 81 Der home this
Wednesday afternoon.
Mics Minetvs Lyon OF Peru spent Sun-
day With friends here, Mrs Lyon re-
turned TO Peru Mondsy.
The house occupied by Rev. George
Gilbert on the vest road IS very sttrsc-
tive 10 lite new cost OF paint.
Chss ID, McWsyue vas . recent visitor
., the exposition 10 Bai,lo. Mrs. Geo.
Kellogg is nos ia that city.
Mas M.rcis Cray hes closed her house
In this village sud will pass the winter
With friends 10 neisbboring tovns.
Mr.. and MIRA. Msson snd Mr.. snd Mp.
Roberts OF Rnpsr, we're visitors At the
Dorset Gapse lss, Wednesday evening,
Rev. DR.. Dixon aud daughter, Miss
Nay DIXON OF New York city have been
recent guests 81 Nj, snd Mp, Charles b.
Ke1ts,
Miss Fsnry L,Sells snd Mrs. N. II.
Sq1ires Of Troy. sbo have been pleasant
ly located 10 the Baker Cottage dnrips
The SIMMER, rtturnsd to their siaief
home last week.
Another derrick vss pn. up Of The
Sorcross A Veal qasiry last seek std tso
baildiuss Are osdsr construction, one OF
. hieh 10 10 be the cibse Of the eompsay.
Bob gill sooc be cemplsis5.
Norefos, Wet eos have ~ men ~
uork 90 ,h'ir aasrry aud the rnnbsr siii
BE- largely iscresses ss soon a. their mill
II Manchester 10 completed End srsbge-
merits nsds for ifsishiirs TO New fcrk.
Nj. sed Mn George Richardson Of
sparta, Via. With Mr.. and Mrs u. n.
Williams Of Bsarinstce ere speeding ssv.
raj vs.ks With their mother. Mrs. NOR
co Sykes, end bro her, O. h. Williams.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-10-24
ADVICE TO NOTIFIES

Are you disturbed Of night and broken
Of your rest by sick child suffering sad
crying With pain Of emitting teethf II 80
send ct once and get bottle Of Mrs. Win,
slows Soothing Syrup for children teeth,
ing. 1t cures dysentery, diarhoes, regui
lstes the stomach and bowels, cures wind
collie. soitens the gums, reduces infsma
tion. and gives tone aud energy to the
whole system. Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
Syrup for Children TeetLing 10 pleasant
o the taste and ia the prescription Of one
Of the Oldest and bes. female physician
add nurses 10 the Uni.ed States and lie for
sale BY Ill druggists throughout the world
prios Is cts Q bottle
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-10-24

Hon y. l. Gtiiith OF Dandy has bought
Of 0rout Brothers 600 acres OF timber
land locsted mostly 81 the toun OF Strst
ton. 90 the property is folly equipped
mill and boarding house aud Mr. Griihtb
will pat 10 ssns Of meo to out 1000, 600
feet Of sprucs here this season. Ga the
tract there are upwards OF 80. 600. 900 feet
Of spruce tim Der, 10 600. 900 Ice. Of yellow
birch and thoussnd cords Of pulp wood
This land cd bios smother large tract osn
ed by Mr. Gtittilb giving him IA 900 scres
Of timber lsnd 10 solid tract on which
therl are 81 least 90. 600 600 feet OF fret
growth spruce. The last purcbsse makes
him The owner OF between forty and city
thousand acres OF forest land on which
there is standing today irom 100 to 100
million feet OF spruce. This nskes Mr..
Griffith undou biedly the largest owner oil
spruce tim Der 10 the eastern section OF the
United States.
Mr. Griffith nov owns nipe saw mills
beeides those owned In company With
Messrs. McIutyre and Soule. From these
nine mills be expects 10 cut this season
%. 000. 600 feet OF spruoe timber. la this
work bio will use 200 horses aud 30 yoke
Of oxen, Every one OF these animals lie
o#ned by Mr.. Griffith and 10 addition he
makes and repairs ell the harness, sleds
aud wagons used in his business. Every
mill ia connected with the main office by
private telephone system excepting the
Arlington aud 5trstton mills which have
a long distance telephone connection.
The past year has been one OF the most
ones 10 the history oil the lum-
Der business Mir. Griffith cut upwards
OF 10, 600 900 fee, lsst winter. confident
that would enable him to 6l oil orders, but
last July be bad 10 begin cutting and
Irawing from the stump. He Is nov ne.
ing 20 pairs OF horses and IL Jokes OF oxen
drawing tim Der TO bic mills 10 Mt. Tabor
and Weston, and estimates that his total
Ont from December /, 1900, to December
|, 1901, will amount to nearly II not quite
Il. 600. 900 feet.
Although there hss been 9 great advance
10 the price OF timber lands owing to the
purchases made by the pulp companies.
M, Griffith says the outlook for the year
1902 is as good as ever, BE has already
several million feet for delivery
10 1902 and IL COL lent there will be
brisk demsnd throughout the year. The
building Of so many houses, mills and fac.
tories oil over the country 10 sure indict.
lion OF good times.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-10-24

The policy o. wholesale criticism Of
slsls oscillations. isss sHd ofloisls. which
has been the rule 10 scene newspaper CHE
a. has ., diilsrri times brousbi words Of
Contempt Tor toe stsss board Of health /.
4 b4iirua recently tsssui W shis bosrd
shss. That IL ws orsssIEsd 10 1856 10 &c
esgs,ncs vita 50 ssi 81 the Legislature.
Up 70 tbs, lime there bad been little legs
I.lioa 10 regard 10 tbs preservation Of pub
lls hs.lib and ssriissiou. A comparison Of
tae 3ss,b rate Of certsin diseases 10 the
arr yean previous 10 the establishment Of
he s.sls board Of health and 10 The last
Ggs ysns shows . lesssped mortality Of
CAS- lrbs 10 tie lEo diseases Of scarlet fev
az aaa dipLi hriis alone,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-10-24

kindly take notice tbst Elys Liquid
Cream Balm Is OF great ben tit TO those
snfar rs from nasal cstlrrh who cannot 10
hsle freely through the nose. but must
treat themselves ~ spraying. Liquid
Cream B4lm differs 10 form. bat not medic
ipslly from tie Cream Balm that hiss
stood Tor years ct The head OF remedies for
cslsrih. II may be used 10 any nsssl
s'on zn The price, Including ssptsy ins
tabe. 10 rs CITE. Sold by druggists and
mailed by Ely Brothers Sc Warren Street,
New York.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-10-24

While attending the recent session 81
the United Ststes court 10 Rutisnd Judge
Wheeler had 10 his possession . relic
which greatly interested the legal men.
The relic wsss combination compass and
sun dial which formerly belonged to Capt.
Melville. . Vermonter. oil French and It.
dian war fame. This compass vas
ploushed up by farmer on Jndee
Wheeler land 10 the town OF Jamaica 10
1884. II was lost 10 l74s. The jndss
has 9 copy Of Capt. Meivilles journals
telling sbont bis reckonings with This
compass 10 bis journeys through the
state. good proof Of the identity Of
this relic IL The feet that the journals DO
not spesk Of the captain nsing bis dial 10
6nd the time Of d.y after l7is
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-10-24

rSi up chat sres ty the roots AMI .hsy N
Ais with q.
orpup Al theae crnrsos II suffering ana
death " heart tallate with taa rest. Ani
call DE whole saass STOMACH FAILURE
and you have b, ,he nail on the haad.
Tie digestive orsans are ma sl,Nrllins
fountain o. life or ihs Dead Sea iasi a.
yuu plsasn
In deeP seated dyspepsia with urvsnis
aud bervous complications, rven dieting
and much chewing viii not answer the par.
pose The miaehicfis done. The stomach
must have the aistinc, and direct help iha,
Hss in The uss q CalearA solvent, the nov
medicine prtpsrod by ~ David Kennedy
10 results are marvellous even In the worst
cases II sllays pain, promotes troo ncw
Of gastric secretion. gives immediate rolief
and works radical cure II Is nov Ia
theory and in lts mode ~ action. All
druggists, si,ooa bottle
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-10-24

Arusesb nss uississa ~ fn irsssds
Ffssitsss. hes eaisrevr TIE Amstiess
RutI Aev the nstsiseiseu 81 The
eostiff ore sitaiss Their lesss lev ,ssi
sitsssls ! see !, 10 proposed 70 begin ep
sfsiAoEs BY nslips reciprocity ifssi1rs
stk lessiSs D,HsisessfiSs b.issts 81
he .ails. specially sish oar nsIntsoisf
ma rivals
Nep % sol slsh 10 be rrtasiooa ~
syposiEs altogether ssd 10 eli eases zach
eco nwelsl srf.rst@soit, shsn rsde
s,rsfsiiy nd sissly Esd 10 . oopsiiiuiiss
81 vsy. shall Ity The bish~.i respect
10 The eessiss,oS Which ~tish The pfesi
dtti, srs.l .s,sp'ii,, pt,hsps The sresi
col litlss su.LotiiJ CO that else Of qass
,lsb.. usy deliberately fora.
Bet I an b3nnd 10 csniion the nses
fse,ststs Of The eostlry 70, 10 srtfr apot
this stssi ,tfassls vhb al mstfisd Ter
any sstssobtsl by placing s1y letters %
90 their oun limbs
TIE potsessioa a yonf cvn nsrtsi is
~h,. boz s.iSed 70, ysu the poser aud tie
oppoiguni,los 10 ep,er 3poD foreign msr
ktts. BE esr,f1l that you Go cot thfos
sssy that satisse sroaud. Remember
tb.t nearly every considerable reciprocity
treaty 90 hsve ever made. especially our
old reciprocity ueaiy With Csnsds. has
bsen q source oil uInsrhei vexslion, and
yes sae eager 10 get rad OF II % .ooo ~
i,s tern eIpiitd. II Jon n,ke . mistake
10 It's matter TIE mistake is intpsrsbls.
Tbs s.tles.i f.,is bseo@s, pledged.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-10-24

1t was semi.officislly stated ct Rutland
last week by . Rutlsnd railroad oficisl
that the work Of building q new station
IN that city will be commenced during
November. President P. w. Clement will
personally Supervise the plans. Plans and
specifcati are now being drawn up by
architects 10 New York city and estimates
will be asked Tor privately from number
Of contractors within . few days, Local
officials state that the depot. when com.
pleted, will be superior to any in New
England, outside OF Boston,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-10-24
A IIRNDI N ATTACK

An attack was lately made on 9. Il. Col
lier Of Cherokee. Iowa, that nearly proved
fatal. II came through his kidneys. His
back got go lame be could not stoop with
out crest pain, nor sit 10 q chair except
propped by cushions. No remedy helped
him until he tried Electric Bitters which
effected such wonderful change that be
writes be feels like new man. This
marvellous medicine cures bsckache and
kidney trouble. purifes the blood and
builds up your health. Only sos at J.
N. Hard and J. Il Whipple's drug store.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-10-24
Tor CAu RI NIdHr ALARM.

"OGe night my brothers baby was tax
en- sith Cronp." writes Mrs j. O. Snider.
OF Critiepden, KY, iii seemed 1t would
strsnsle before We could get q doctor, so
We gave 1t Dr. Kings New Discovery,
which gave quick relief snd permanently
cured 1t. We slwsys keep it in our house
to protect our children from Group and
Whooping Cough. /. cured me OF .
chronic bronchial trouble that no other
remedy would relieve" Infsllibls for
Coughs, Colds. Throat and Lung troubles.
500 and 81 90. Trial bottles free Ut j. N.
Hard and j, II. Whipple's drug store.
o, @, Taylor Il Go. Of Burlington re-
Gently made ssle OF l00, 900 cigars which
is said to be the largest shipment Of Oh
esrs ever made by express 10 one day by
any firm In New England.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-10-24

Dr. J. A. Dov q Topshsn 10 an3sr
5000 bail iot psriarins himself 10 ressia
10 . reoesi Gre loss.
Nesolisiians are 10 progress Ter The
purchase Of the franchise Of the Batlssd
4 Woodstock B.il.sy CoprsDy BY ihs
RuilsEa stree, Railway Conpssy ant u
ths deal soss through, % 10 probable. >
libs viii be cotsuacled from Railand 10
Woodstock ~ soon ~ possible, saeh .
route voaId be largely ps,fonissd /. II
would be short cot setos the si.ts.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-10-24
Walt a BAD Break !

PRECEDENT Roosevelt, has greatly onen
Cd the Southern people by inviting Boob
or I, Washington, q eolored mao. to taxi,
dinner With hin 1t the White House. Ths
Southern papers almost all condemn u 81
On uppsrdonsbe outrage though q very
few say that BIO hal tigh, 10 do this IL
bis ofllei,l capacity, though 1t would have
been different II be hsd done so ~ pr
yste cilzsp. q very nice distinction. We
qaote from only one. The Memphis Sem
liar ia Q colnmn editorial. said 10 part
THE most dsmnsble Outrage which hss
ever been perpe.rsted by any ciiizsn Of
The United States was committed yester
day by The President. when he invited .
bigger 10 dine With him Ut the White
House, I, would not be worth more than
passing po,ice IL Theo lore Roosevelt,
had sat down b dinner 10 bis own home
With . Pullman palace oar porter. Bat
Roosevelt the individual end Roosevelt.
The President are no, to be viewed 10 the
same light"
President Roosevelt 10 . very independ
60, man in bis idess aad generally acts up
u his convictions. He hes declared the.
10 10 10 be president OF the whole people
VI whom the blacks constitute quite .
large portion, and Booker 7. Washington
isA very admissible msn In every respec.
and worthy OF much honor, yet the Soutt.
ern prejudice is very strong sesipst any
socisi recognition OF the blacks snd, no
doubt /. would have been good policy on
the par, Of the President TO recognize this
rreindicc, bn. be is not . msp OF policy.
he Is one OF the hind who will do What
he thinks 10 right wi,hon, regard TO the
teelirss Of other people. 10 this be 10 dit
'ersni from Mex ley and We doubt II Lin
coin would have gone IS far ss this. While
II will be likely to slisnste the Southern
people who before had . very good opin
lea Of him most people in the North will
admire him the more for his independent
cotton. Persons who see the President ire
3sea,ly aud are on Intimate terms With
him have been talking about The Booker
Washington episode for the LAT two or
three dsys, and especially nnce rome Of
the Southern newspaper criticisms have
sppesfc1. They msintain that the public
b.. 10 rish, 10 concern iiseli 10 the msi
Ter, bscanfe the Pfesidents invitation
was for a private dinrer. where no other
gneti vas 10 be prusent snd where be vas
nader no oi,iaisl obligation % TO the char
aeler 0. the persons be chose TO entertain.
They say farther that, within the bounds
OF dceeney. the choice OF one'. guests is
matte, In which indisi1nsl tastes clone
msy dictate.
TIE criticism Of the Prcsiien. has losi
zone OF lie 81 scl since attention hss been
called 10 other dislios aished OCCASIONS or
which Booker Washington has been enier
tsIned. In bis autobiography, up From
Slavery" Mr.. W.hioaton gives come 90
eoan. 81 bis VIII, to Earope With biz viie
Ia The srriag Of 1899 10 Paris be sa
guest Of the University Clnb and uss enter
tanned 81 bsrqae, which YES presided
over by the uaiied States Ambassador Por
TOR ssd st,eudei BY si-frssileni Harrison.
Archbishop Ireland and others. 10 Eng
sud Mt ard Mn Washington we're enter
tanned BY distinguished members Of sori,
~,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-10-24

7. I. Thomas. Sumterville. Ala, II was
suffering from dyspepsiA when commend
cd taking X odsl Dyspepsia Cure took
several bottles and csn digest any thing"
KodaI Dyspepsia Cure is the only prepare
ton containing ell the natural digestive
auids. Il gives weak stomscbs entire
rest, restoring their natural condition. o
E Adams. Arlington; A Il Peltbone, Man
chester Depot; A II Smith. West Airing
ton.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-10-24

Iha election 10 Nsw York city Ia likely
u De qaits eloss, the betting being slight
y Ia favor Of Shepard, The chsirnsp Of
The Btp Sbliosn committee sys: "Dnrinp
The pasl tao weeks the Republican com
nitleo hes been conducting systemstic
and thtroush canvass 10 number Of cleo.
tign dAlricls tilnsted 10 different sections
covering the entire city. for The purpose Of
sseeElsioi0s tie spprorimste eXsctness Of
the pr,ssBl political conditions 10 these
disIricta TsAlus the results Of the csu.
vsss IS compsred With the registration we
believe that Mr. Low will be elected by 8
plurahly Of from 70 COO to 1900" Hor.
ace @. Ouysl ssid that The registration 10
Bfootlsb iGdio.ted Low victory by
about 10000.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-10-24

An elm tee thai sisnds by The roadside
between Dandy and South Wsllinsiord 10
said 10 be the largest tree oil the Kind In
the I've Nsv Easlspd states uest Of Maine
|, measures &c Ia iest 10 circumference
tuo feet shove The ground. Forty yesrs
ago 90 old elm stood 10 the northern part
OF Bennington that measured nine inches
more 10 aiflh than the Dandy tree.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-10-24
The manufacturing industries Of Ber

The man uiscturing industries OF Ben
ninston are in prosperous condition after
q period OF depression that bad lasted fol-
some time, Some Of the knit goods mills
are now run on longer time aud with O
larger force Of help, Others are about tc
begin larger operations than usual. 1t is
thought that most Of the mills will be able
to run through the fall and winter With.
ont shut down except Of the usual time
for the annual inventory and for repairs.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-10-24
BUCHANAN. IcH MAY q
Genesee Pare Food Co.. Leroy. N. Y.

6enesee Pure Food Co.. Leroy, N. Y.
Gebtlsmep:-h mamma has been .
great eff e driaker and has found II very
Isrions Having rssa several packages
Of yonr GRAIN.o, tie dfiEk thst takes
ihs plsce Of cofae. she dads !. much bet
YER Tor kssssii aud Tor us children 10
drirk. She b. given up fee drinking
st,ifely. We use q pack ase 81 0fsil.O
every seet. am ten yssrs oil
Ysurs respectfully.
FAssrs WILLIAMS.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-10-24

Stephen Ellie. seed SO, Brsltleboro. died
Wednesday OF last week, the result Of .
guDshot wonnd received while hunting
at E,s, NuiaeId. Mass, with Hiram Liy-
ipgston . Brstlleboro ice dealer. 1t lie
stated that the hsmmerless shotgun wss
in the carriage between the men when il
vas discharged snd the entire charge hit
Ellis under the chin making horrible
wound,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-10-24
SoME FOOLISH PEOPLE

Allow e cough to run until IL gets beyond
the reach OF medicine. They often say.
Oh. il will wear away, but in most cases
II will wear them away. Gould they be
induced to try the successful medicine
called Kemp's Bslssm, which is sold on o
positive guarantee to cure, they would
Immediately see the excellent effect after
taking the first dose. Price % and Soc
Trial size Free At ell druggists.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-10-24

Don't be ss.nasd With temporary relief
iron Indigestion. kodsl Dyspepsia Care
ps'nissn,ly AID completely removes this
s9npisiai II relieves psrnsnenuy be
csase II allows lhr Tired stonsch perfect
at. Dlesips vonr rssi the stomach. Ne
iare receives supplies srcn the food vs
cat. Iss ssosibis vsy 10 help The s,on
act 10 10 nee Koaa Dyspspsis Care.
sAIch disssis VIA, yoa ess and esn'i help
hst DO yea good. o Z Adams. Afiins
too. A II peisibOne. Msnehs,ss Dsyol; A
u Saith, wesi Arlipsios.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-10-24

0At II sss moa ftllsb3s 81 ihs assies
iss esfssppK5sts nss@ ibs possists
asismsti tssa FRESHEST Eootstslt, 10 eas
iatl1s iss elhu osy eth . usEhtt o.
C1ssfeu vie 80 rislss sOrs essss" is
I've iesasl efana 10 bic disiflei. isiaEsa
toe nsEbss ossrleosaly bot hrEiy issi
"ssHs iscsEbttsy sspls rei be regard
% =. pfacripsiu hssi 10 fs,,ie he sesat
As aia tai psfpose 10 @shs rtEorsls o.
ssusa sfsfpi Ter tts btilsf@sGi Of its
sskllk afrtes.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-10-24

Etoptloas. cats, barns, seslds aud sores
Of al kipds qsiekly healed by DeWhtt
Witch Hssal Sslve Cerisin cure for
piles. Beware ei coonlerisiu. BE sars
you set the orsinsI-DeWitfs. oE Ad
ans, Arlington; A II Pettibone, Msnehss
ter Depot, A II Smith. West Arlington.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-10-24

TIE bsfn 90 the B.ldvin Valley farm
10 the tosp Il Sesbory Use burred iss,
Ttarsdsy. ess,ins = lofs q $4,000. The
eortsats irciasee 20 te.3 OF cattle. l5o
isns OF tsy. % hoes. tao siios and fern
TIE frs i,fupposGd 10 have
esnsht from the electric slres used 10
lighting The building,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-10-24

j. s. Knowlton, the manager and pro-
prietor Of the Vermont Fruit Company Of
Bellows Falls. has for few years past
nah ufsctured cider on small scale at bic
farm, but last year the quarters were en-
Iargeo, much new machinery put 10. o
new storage house built and between 5000
and 1000 barrels OF cider made. The com
psny now has op hand 1900 barrels Of vim
eRsr, soon to be marketed,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-10-24

I'te,s5tsl Esstveii aiisftd isvcisbif
ttttimtSt sbes Ia ihs resposst 10 The I.
.rtiah d sss.i5i Mss0s Of Iliisoss Thai %
syplisssi ior tesee va backed BY Ute 70
gaslle.n ofs.SiE,iios. be and. II vish
" a.y. Bsss,ef, itsi wsEl 10 stsEd yell
VIE eco ets.nlraion, ss5 ell thai, bet ]
ssb il aisliaeily p5defsssoi ihsi ! eli
sppuiE, 20 nss 10 etsss. usn II recon
mtsaea by the orssrsEaiop. rnlss be 10
sso.iy qsslssa Tor lie position be sesl..
sad . nsn a IEies fiiy.'
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-10-24

10 cases OF cough or Group give the
little one One Minute Cough Care. Then
rest easy and have no fear. The child will
be oil right in Q little while. II never
fails. Pleasant 10 take. almost instsntsne
ous in effect. 0 L Adams, Arlington; A
q Pettibone. Manchester Depot; A FL
Smith, West Arlington.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-10-24

II can now eat anything and enjoy II.
My stomach and liver work ell right. and
whenever hear my neisbbors complain
ing OF being sick | tell them to take the
new medicine. Calcurs Solvent. discovered
by DR.. David Kennedy. Kennedy Row,
Kingston, N. Y. For sale by all druggists
S1.00.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-10-24

DR.. and Mrs, Chss. Morgan Of Hsrtwell-
vile declare empbs,icslly that there Was
no foundation for the stories published
last week TO the tfect that their daug hter
Myn spent two weeks dise uised - boy
10 the employ OF 8 mercantile concern 10
New York.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-10-24
STEPPED INIo LIVE CoALL

when child burned my foot fright
fully. writes W. Il. Esds, Of Jonesville.
w., "whicb csused horrible leg sores fo'
80 years, bat Bucklen's A,nics Salve Who'll
ly cured me after everything else failed. =
lufslible for Barns. Scslds. Cats, Sores.
Bruises aud Piles, Sold by j. N. Hard
and j. II, Whipple.