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New-York tribune., 1901-01-11
WILLIAM f. DODGE CHARLES I. TIFFANY
FREDERICK. D. TAPPEN.
HILL IN THE MANHATTAN
he. DANFORTH AND CAMPBELL TO
JOIN THE FIGHT AGAINST
TAMNfANY.

Ex-senator David B. Hill. Elliot Danforth and
Frank Campbell chairman of the Democratic
State Committee. have Joined hands with the
Manhattan Club Democrats in this city. with
the intention of fighting Tammany Hall this
fall. Executive Chairman James K Mcclure
the present Mayor of Syracuse, either through
jealousy of Campbell or fear of Tammany has
gone over to Tammany. and will try to take his
Syracuse friends with him.
Messrs Hill, Danforth and Campbell were
elected members of the Manhattan Club last
night at the meeting of the Board of Governors
along with thirty-one other anti-Tammany
Democrats Mr.. Campbell spent Wednesday and
yesterday here. and Mr. Mcclure was here part
Of last week well as this Under the surface
rather interesting fight is being carried on all
the while by the two factions. When seen yes
terday Mr. CampbeI said he was in town on
railroad business" Mr.. Mcclure said he was
here on legal business" AS a matter Of fact
both here largely on account of politics.
and will take up the State full reports of the
local situation to the country Democrats. Mr.
Campbell went home to Steuben County last
night. The Hill are willing to give what
ever support they have in the city and State to
the Manhattan Club, If in return the anti-Tam-
many Democrats in this city will help them in
their fight against Murphy in Troy and the
Croker Democrats in Erie. Ex-senator Hill is
determined to regain control of the State or
ganization if possible. Mr.. Murphy has lost
a great deal of prestige in the State since his
defeat by the Republicans of Rensselaer,. and
Hill is anxious now to beat the Croker-M Murphy
machine all along the line. That Mcclure has
Joined the latter combination there can be little
doubt. He has decided not to run for Mayor OF
Syracuse again. but he will continue TO be the
leader of the Syracuse machine Democracy.
EX- Senator Jacob y. Cantor and his assoCi-
ates will meet tonight at the Sherman Square
Hotel Broadway and Seventieth-st., to effect
the organization OF the Tilden Club and
issue "A statement setting forth the objects OF
the organization. Ostensiby ii is a Democratic
club for all Democrats but really 1t viii be d
rallying point for anti-Tammany workers of the
middle class, and will be run largely the lines
Of an Assembly district club.
The NeW-York City Democracy (O'Brienites)
will meet tonight at their headquarters. No.
14S1 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1901-01-11
PAYBROOK SITE SELECTED.
STATE HOSPITAL FOR CONSERVATIVES TO
BE PLACED THERE.

Albany. Jan. 10 (speclaD.-A site for the pro-
posed Hospital for the Treatment of Incipient
pulmonary tuberculosis has at last been select
ed The trustees of the hospital recommended
site at Raybrook midway between Saranac and
Lake Placid and this selection approved
TODAY by the Forest Preserve Board and the
State Board of Health. The first site selected
by the trustees was at Big Clear Lake, but OBJ
jections were made this site. and it was aban-
doned by them.
The site selected contains 52l acres. and the
land will cost the State $500 which is about
So 500 less than was asked a week ago.
The trustees of the hospital reported that the
site selected is on the side of hill sloping south
east and admirably sheltered from the prevailing
western winter winds and facing the picturesque
Raybrook Mountain of the Adirondack chain. The
inmates of the hospital will look of
the Ioftiest mountains of the Adirondacks The top
of the hill, which commands a beautiful view 10
the north and west. is a plateau which would be
admirably adapted for tents during the summer. in
which the men patients OF the hospital could live
West of the property, Immediately adjoining the
supply. The place is accessible by both the
big railways which traverse the Adirondack re-
gion, the New-York Central and the Delaware and
Hudson.
The Raybrook site approved by the State
Board of Health and the Forest Preserve Board
with the condition that their approval should be
ports that it would be constitutional to buy land
for State hospital anywhere within forest pre-
serves. This point against the Raybrook site has
been raised by the advocates of the selection of
ton State Prison. They argue that the Constitu-
ton prohibits the use of any land bought by the
est preserve, and that it must be kept as wild
forest lands.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-11
TELEPHONE WIRES TWICE CUT.

PECULIAR PERSECUTION OF FISHER A
RAKER. THE WELL KNOWN LAWYER
POLICE BELIEVE BURGLARS DID IT
Fisher A. Baker. who is the attorney for the
First National Bank of New-York in its prose-
cution of Cornelius L. Alvord jr, the defaulting
note teller. has been made the victim twice with
in a week of a peculiar burglar scare, which
has caused the authorities no end Of hard work
Late last Saturday night Mr. Baker. believing
he heard burglars about his house IN North
broadway. Yonkers, tried TO use his private
teIenhone He discovered that it would not
work however. and the next morning he found
tbat the wire had been cut. The police were
notihad and the wire was repaired
Tuesday night the wire was again cut, and
a revolver and a pair of policemans nippers
wore found on the stooD of the house 1t IS
thought by many that Mr.. Baker Is being made
the object of annoyance. Mr.. Baker himself
thinks that the cutting Of the wires was a
niece of malicious mischief. and that the plac-
Inc of a revolver near his premises was the
work of some fool looking for notoriety. The
police authorities, however, believe that thieves
have been about Mr.. Bakers home. Several
burglar scares have occurred In that neighoor-
boo racAnrlV.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-11
BRYAN FEELS JARED.
HIS FRIENDS REALIZE THAT THE DEMO
CRATIC LEADERS HAVE DROPPED HIM

HIS FRIENDS REALIZE THAT THE DEMO
CRATIC LEADERS HAVE DROPPED HIM.
Lincoln. Neb., Jan. 10 (SpeciaD.-William Jen-
nings Bryan returned home to-day after several
weeks absence. He came direct from Chicago
where he addressed the Bryan League, of that
city and tod them that he would never be
candidate again. Mr. Bryan has said to his
friends in Lincoln much to-day His friends
feel that their idolized leader has been dropped
bv the big guns of the Democratic party.
AS soon as he arrived at home business con-
nected with his paper claimed his attention lie
said THE Commoner'' would probably be is
sued within ten days. 1t will be A three column
eight page paper. the columns TO be two ana
one-haIf inches in width. The subscription list
has now passed the twenty thousand mark
Nine clerks are now employed on the mails, ana
every mail brings hundreds of letters. many OF
them containing checks. Mr. Bryan hopes 10
see the list reach fifty thousand before the hrst
;sene GOES 70 press The demand for proof
sheets of the title page has been so great that
several thousand proofs will be issued next
Monday.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-11
UNIVERSAL SUFFRAGE IN CUBA
IMPORTANT ACTION BY THE CoNsTITU-
TIONAL CONVENTION

Havana. Jan 10-The Cuban Constitutional
Convention, in secret session to-day, decided oy
a practically unanimous vote to insert IN the
draft constitution clause providing for uni
versal suffrage in the future republic. Only one
vote ii is understood, cast against the
proposal. Several conservative members, VINO
are known to be opposed to it. were absent, but
the advocates Of universal suffrage claim clear
majority and say there will be no opposition
when the question comes TO a vote in public
session.
Heretofore this subject has been delicately
handled, and it was thought the convention
would leave the settlement Of the matter to
future legislation.
The friends of General Maxine Gomez, who
assert that he is the popular candidate for the
Presidency, are elated over the prospect OF an
unrestricted vote 80
The convention has made several modlhcatlonS
in the original draft submitted by the Central
Committee Many members say that the public
sessions win begin next week, and that con-
stitution will be accepted and presented to Con-
greRs Immediately.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-11
NEW COMBINATION IN MONTREAL.
PROPOSED AMALGAMATION OF LIGHT AND
POWER COMPANIES

Montreal Jan. 10 (SpeciaD.-Probably the largest
Industrial combination ever contemplated in this
city is now in process of organization. new COM
pany to be known as the Lighting and Power
Company of Montreal, is to be formed, with a cap
itazation of about $25 0OOO to take all the
lighting and power companies in the city.
One of the chief promoters of the scheme OF ANAL
gamation it is said good authority, is H. NJ
Whitney, of Boston His name has not yet ap-
peared in connection with the scheme, but 1t IS
known that he is interested in it. The companies
which will be absorbed the Chambly Manu-
featuring Company. the Royal Electric Company
the Montreal Gas Company and the Lachine Rap
ids Hydraulic and Land Company. The Legisla-
ture will be asked change the act of incorpora-
ton so that all the newly acquired shares or the
stock can be voted at the annual meeting.
The consumers are wondering where they are
going to come in the deal, and an advance or
rates ia feared One of the promoters Of the scheme
said to-day, however, that there would not be any
change in price, far as gas was CONCERNED. but
there would be advance in rates for electric
lighting and electrical power. 1t Is said that, ow-
ing to the keen competition at the present time time
Montreal enjoys probably the cheapest electricity
rates in America. The city will probably cease to
possess this distinction when the new concern Is IN
full operation.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-11
THE pRAIRIE SAILS From HAVRE

Havre. Jan. IO-The United States auxiliary
cruiser Prairie bearing the American exhibit at
the Paris Exposition, left Havre to-day, exchang-
ing szlutes with the batteries as she departed
She VIII touch at NeW-York, leaving the fine arts
exhibit there, and will then proceed 10 Baltimore
Where She will unload the rest OF her cargo.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-11
DEATH OF GENERAL LAMBERT.

HE COMMANDED IN A DEFENCE MADE FAMOUS
BY A BATTLE PAINTER
Paris JAM 1o-General Lambert, Senator for the
DEPARTMENT Of Finisterre, is dead after short
He commanded in the defence Of the mansion
made famous by the battle painter AlphOnse de
Neuyille in the painting known as THE House of
the Last Cartridges
New-York tribune., 1901-01-11
ETHIOPIA ASHORE IN THE CLYDE.

London Jan. 1.-THE Anchor Line steamship
Ethiopia. Captain Mckenzie. which left Glasgow
to-day for New-York via Moville Ireland Is ashore
on Holy Island in the Firth Of Clyde. She Is in
bad position
New-York tribune., 1901-01-11
Continued on Third Page)

The Florida and METROPOLITAN Limited via sea Sea,
Pennsylvania r. r. 23d-st. station. 1856 p daily.
and arrives Jacksonville p m, ST. Augustine o
dining and through dag eoaches.-CAdvt-
New-York tribune., 1901-01-11
INAUGURATION OF THROUGH TRAIN SER
VICE TO FLORIDA.

The PENNSYLVANIA Railroad will place in service
on January II three limited express trains com
posed Pullman sleeping, compartment and opSer-
walton cars between New-York and ST. Augustine.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-11

THEY EAT. THEY DRINK AND
In communion sweet. quan Immortality and Joy in
EvanS' ASs-SA6yk
New-York tribune., 1901-01-11
Ry RrrNNING wATERs

Your journey is mace If IL be by the New York
Central up the Hudson River, through the Mohawk
Valley. passing Niagara Falls and beside the great
lakes.-fAdvf
New-York tribune., 1901-01-11

CRYSTAL CLEAR AMBER TINTED
and richly odorous-Evans' Ale.-CAdyt-
New-York tribune., 1901-01-11

AVOID GRIP
0iSinfsst 6Tssas With Platl's chlorides.-LAdyt
New-York tribune., 1901-01-11

EVANS ALE
4 happy prologue 20 the feast thas foleSA-AAx.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-11

A. G. Temple. conductor at the Gu:ldhall Art
Gallery. tells me that he has obtained from
English private collections and from Paris and
Madrid all the works Of Veasquez and Fortuny
which he needs for brilliant spring exhibition
He requires only one work to complete it. TINS
is The Selection of Model owned by Senator
Clark, Of Montana, the best Fortuny in exist
ence, which would bring art lovers from MADRID
and Paris 10 London. l. N r
New-York tribune., 1901-01-11

Copyright: 1901: By The New-Yorlx Tsibune1
TBY CABLE To THE TRIBUNE
New-York tribune., 1901-01-11

sir wilfrid Lauriers speech at Osgoode on
the relations between the United Kingdom and
its colonies IS referred to by THE Times which
expresses approval of the Canadian Premiers
remarks. 1t is to the continued combination Of
4ba fullest and most intense local patriotism
with high imperial spirit that THE Times
looks forward with confidence for perpetual
union Of England and her children.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-07-18

Skin troubles, cuts. burns. ecslds and
chsfine quickly healed BY the use Of De
Wits Witch Hsz,l S,lvs. II is initiated.
Be sure you get DsWi.rs. o E Adsme.
Arlington; A II Pet,i5one. Manchester
Depot; A II Smith, Yves. Arlington.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-07-18

Spring coughs are espsc!ai!y dangerous
sad snless cured Vt otce serious results
often ioilow. Ooe Nj sis Copsh Cure
cots like mssic. II lot 10 comnoo niy
,ure but 10 3 hIsb grade remed o "a
ans, Arlington; 4 Il Pstlibonc, M,nchss
ter Depot II SAITH. Weet Arlington
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High Grade and Low Price
lneonslstent.

Manus S~esas ssy thrfr y reutimfn' e i-ass
oass isa ~ a. ni4 h~1,rsT g thffs = Voc ~ssh
sssis tns Struggle eanisnasily f'sef 90 v tss
rnAsavtg "a srrgmbietr wesNA- ~ rNfmh ANY
f4rts smamai u sntinrui NJ sfesf ssis l'asi'
mes. especially whcff ssesss nnes 1ssktt
uhes easas ons tells you that ~ ssa MI ss~
ths nssi ralrs ~ sarih 81 lev rf'ss shrfs nai'a
~ s,nFghaMg utgRr n rsphasaY essas Haeas
suef fAssaa ~ Is,saars A. " leaHs Lssaad rstnt
has aHY psini made u he eeunsiY YES M fss.
ssa has nsshing igi ne very highest grade ~.
sasssrss afr nssd sad ths paint 'ceuees one
EMpgs grtselng than ans ahsr ie&ia hnorn
Thia usaa and doss mAse ihs SAini snef snsnf-
inr greater eavsiing onpaaiy aaeness % TONE,
sifrngth a oolaa ard sHra,g snsfrAsins its aa'as
hili,y Ths tsifa lal,ef ard tspeuss % NOD esns
lmcniai, "A u aaur 70 make god paiHt Asd
sEp,aiss why thr u " johns Paints hcAf sssh
- esrsilenl frpsi6,ien. Address y, W sahns
Mfg Co, 100 william street, New feik. tor
complete cnlof Gard and famphiei, " hsiertof
Decoration
H. " Johns Paints afe carried IN stock Nv
"a Nshlry A Co. NansheaIsf Depot who VII
b. pleased % Elss yes ang desired iaiermAiaen'
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-07-18

--Absw hlseacsr 10 ssfiocsly ~

-Absm hiseaGsf 10 ssfiocsly III.
-Ma Es~sra sisrls o, DsSby srtii
Friday 9th u. A. Bfculsy.
-ysn~ O. Defy q Bonlsa. Col. has
bss ,isitips fslesds 10 tova.
"A scr vs tors 10 M, aud Mrs. Frttt
suss,sr. sstssy. Jsiy isih.
Mrs MeNsBshtos ard Me nstiIin
Of nssslssiss 'psst ssisrssJ 10 Dct'ei.
MI. ard Mn. Bissesm 81 ~ Dr.. o,
are snors Ito reesni ssmDsf nfisst.
--Ml~ H.npsh F.feseIl Of Wollssior.
MAJ. has bses usitiIs ifisrds 10 iosr,
20. b. Gilbert .clsrss5 F,idsy from
. trip through TIE pe'ltsrn Ts,i Of 'ts
State.
Pvriis Kent q Albany 'peIi San
d,y vnh HE psrsnis, Nj, trd ME-. Q. u.
Ksri
Muiia sfuitir i tsiljifs tease
ca ,is rc.5 f,n :, pih ponet TO Ess,
Dorset,
= Efpfsi wslttt q Manchester bss
beca iistre his sister. Mrs, George
Sexton AL Mt,. A. D. Bobsrs
Pay A mnou', '01 Of MiddIsbury
College hss recently returned 10 bis home
Ia ID rect for The summer weston.
= TIE meeting OF the W. II. M b is
70 be held this week with Mrs. George
II Gilbert on Thursday ct Z T. IA. to DO
followed BY . lswn social The entertain
meat gill eonsis. Of music. etc apd light
teffsshmeph will be served.
John Mclaughlin Who was born In
South Dorset IN 1854 died 10 Preetor last
sesh, He dropped dead from heart disease
While at work for The Vermont Marble
90, Mr.. Mclaughlin was squiet' mas
samipg mao, . good husband and fsther
and good nsishbor, ever willing to help
others by deed and word. BE had been
10 isirly good health for many years. sl-
though there we're about = year seo Ind
cations that be vas tubIect to besit trou
bic, Mr.. Mclaughlin wss married TO
Miss Elix,beih Tiernsn OF Wsllipgford.
uho survives him, Is do also Eve children
three boys spd two girls, the oldest reing
10 years cid and The youngest two months.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-07-18

You cannot enjoy perfect health, rosy
checks and sparkling eyes IL your liver ia
sluggish and your bowels closssd. De
Witt's Little Early Risers cleanse the
shole system. They never grippe. 0 Z
Adam. Arlington; A II Psttibone, Man
chester Depot; A II Smith. West Airing
ton
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-07-18
MANCHESTER DEPOT.


-MsyDsrd Reynolds Of North Adam.
vas 10 town over Sundsy.
-Gsorse MoNey Of North Aisns I,
making bis suri. Mira Lie Bjnrn. . Witt.
Mr.. and Mrs P. ]. Walker OF Cbic.
60 are vislti G friends 10 M,oches,lr and
Peiu
-Msstsr Clifford Brothers OF Troy IL
spsndiIs his vac too With bis sunt. Mrs.
Mofris
--Miss Gei,rads Conner LETT i.st week
Tor Fort Collins. Col. whore her parents
have gone to reside.
Mira. william Walker VS. sailed 10
Pera lsst week BY the serious iilneu OF
Der unsls, PIT. wyusn.
-Bsenton Casllis. . former resident
and . member Of Co. O. llih w. Vols. 10
spending . lev vssrs With friends 10
town.
Tho Msnchss,er Depot Sever Co. srs
ss.ting thsir work veil along. 1t gill be
> greet bsrsn. 10 the village snd eli shculd
psiroairs II, - tbs rentals sill BE- lev,
Mr.. Msrsden hss oil his vstt. pipe
laid 10 the springs on The Est Mousisin.
and nos osiy needs reseivine bssin 10
nsks Tia CONGESTION srd give a. better
sopply Of vsler. We hops he viii nnish
u up right sssy.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-07-18
War Snail VIZ HAVE Foa DEnrRr

War Snail VIZ HAVE FoR DgaRRr
This question arises 10 the family every
day. LIST Us answer Il today. Try Jell.O.
. delicious dessert Prepared in two min
ntcs. No baking add bot water sod set
10 ccoi. Fisvors: Lemon. Orange. Rssp
barry and Strawberry. Al your erocers,
10 cenis.
0osHxs. lit
Gsnesee Pare Food Co, Leroy. N. Y:
Dear Sir.-Some days since package OF
your 0RAIS-o preparation was isfl Il my
oace. took II home and gave II . trial,
aud have 10 ssy vas very npch pleased
With IL, - . subsiltute for ccFee. We
have sIwsys used the beet Jaws and Mochs
10 or family, bat an free 10 ssy l like
The GRAIS-o - well - the best coffee
eyre drsrk. Respectfully youu,
a. Q. yAcKsos. N. d.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-07-18

bad piles 60 bad could get no rest
nor find q cure until / tried DeWitt's
Witch Hszal Sslve. After asing !. once.
I forgot ever had anything like Piles. :
{ G Boice. Somers Point, n Y. Look
Of iSr limitations. Be sure you ask for
DsH.i.'s o. Z. Adams. Arlington, A.
Il. Si.b West Arlington; A "a, Petit
tone, Manchester Depot.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-07-18

-Ni.s Bsssie s,uiord Of Rn,lsnd 10 VII
sling u Mrs. Hnbbsrd's.
The Misses Snyder are visiting The
Misses Hssiey 1t Fsit1iew.
"A vtry pleasant dance vM held d
Music Hall lsst Saturday evening.
MI sud Mira q II. Wymsn. Of Boz
ton. sre sisitins her mother. Mrs. Hnb
bard,
-Mrs. Georse II Miner sud daughter
Of Phiisdeiphis are spending some time 81
Mrs. Minsr's
Miss Helen Black 10 spending the 70
nsinder Of tbs month With her slater,
MIS-. Casbm,n. 10 New York.
q w. Bennett left today fof Cam
bridge. N. Y. where be has . contract Tor
dscorstins tho Prssby terjsn chapel.
The grave OF the late HOu. +. Il. Ofvis
u DsIlsood Cems.ery/vs, handsomely
decorated on the sunivtrssry Of bis birth
day les, Tbursdsy. BY the employees Of
The Equiuox House.
ABDUL ess hundred volumes have
last ossn added 10 the Msrk Skinner Libra
~, most Of then recent publissiions, and
30 Of them books Of fiction. Another pur
chase will be received soon.
John NJ Foncis. son Of The Hon.
Charles NJ. Francis. vho IL spending The
ssmmer With bic family d the Equise1
Hou,e. von . siusIs scaling match 81
Troy. last week, bestiog the intsrcoll ssists
record Tor two mile rscs.
Henry Gray. former resident writes
shs, hs hiss cold ous bi. business 10 Hsmp
900. Iowa. End moved to Des Moinss
sh,re his isthsi resides. He has bought
. house thers sbioh be 10 fitins over, snd
hes nos engaged 10 say Business bat 81
poets 10 later. Des Moines 10 Zoe city
snd srovirs rapidly.
DIR john II. we,hsrbss, "Msnohes
ter boy, who srsdusled from the Semi
nary and loft tosn DOLLY few years ego.
has been mstips bis Manchester friends . |
visit He has fine position ~ surgeon
Tor the Republic lron 4 Steel Go. 81 their
votts 10 Bfninsbsm, Ais.. where large
sumber Of msp ere employed.
MIR end Mrs Rossu rs,urasd iros But
fslo. Saturday sveains. Thy srre much
pleased With the exposition. tbs mos,
slriti1e fesisrs 10 the nisLliy iIlumins
tion. There t1 never bsen snythins
Like IL snd vill 20. be sssiu soon. The
vast vslsr poser Of Niss.n nskes II pos
siblf.
"A potable socisty even. Of The season
sss The reception given isss Thnrsdsy ~
ssies by Nra Shepard end Mn Slrops u
their rssi3sses on Eat Msio st. There
go isiss s,i 'ssce. Though many we're
hinaersd ircn esmins By the rsia. Re
sssshusrh ssfs served snd dsscies 20 /
sysd a.iil Ia o'clsek. The nnsie snd ~
ifsshus1h we're furnished By Troy eater !
sr
We issfr 'hsi TIE y.lIsss Trustees
have decided T. @ske eou,fset siik the
Light sns Poser Co 10 iurn q
Ish stree, lissta The pfies paid 10 TO be !
ga5o PER year Tor 50 iveni, I've esndis
power lights ed The conpssy agrees 10
lsrrah sish, rasts Tres Of expense, uskins !,
81 10 oil. This t1Hbss vii light The VII
Zee proper ,s'y yell sad iesvs some
sh,s ior roads csisias q Vie u'iSs.
The Rs,issd Ssvs ssyG A snasasl /,
y bsssuiui ssa sftisiis Aeral ."
issispss by Q. Il. Miles ssd sea- j., Msn
sAss,s fos be iassral Of Jane Jisek. d
he lsis ss.kiss Of the Ysstor, T ut Ne b
liossl bsst 81 that town. l.. pises 10 q
he 9Th Of he bsnk ore1sia Tue dssiss y
81 The pisos ss = nisis,ars bssk safe
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-07-18

Those famous little piiis. DsWnt's Ii,
tie Early Rlssrs viil remove oil Impurities
IRON your systsn. cleanse your bowels.
nsks them regular. 0 4 Adams. Ariiss
.es; A b Psitiboas. Manchester Depot.
4 h 5GI.t. wsss Arlipstos,