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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-08-21

The Cabsn congress voted last week 10
f.,or Of . loan Of $4,000, 900, the pro
cesds 10 be used 10 aid Of agriculture. 10
payment Of debts contracted BY The Uobsn
i,unts daring ihs revolution, and 10 pay
rlsnt Of the revolutionary soldiers. The
responsibility Of The USiied States 10 con
psoiiop With this proposed loan is express
cd Ia tho "Pl.lt smsndmsnr as follows
"Thu .Aid sovsrnmeu, (oi Cubs) shall
10, sssume OF contract sny public debt, TO
pay the interest upon which sni TO msks
reasonable sinking fund provision Tor the
intimate discharge, tbs ordinary revenues
Of the Island. sitter deirsyins the current
expenses Of toe sovernment, shall be mad
equste."
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-08-21
POI ioNING TIE sY TEN.

Ills through the bowels thst the body Il
clssnssd Of Impurities. Constipation
keeps these poisons 10 the system, cans
toe Ls.aasks. s-,---- - --i-. -I-i.- =.
Rrst. then unsightly eruptions end fuslly
serious illness unless . remedy 10 spilled.
DsWisps Little E.rly Rissrs prevent this
trouble BY s,iwulstiug the liver and pro
notes easy, healthy action Of the bowels.
The little pills do not act violently but by
s,rene thening the bowels enable them TO
perform their own work. Never grippe or
distress,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-08-21
A Pooh MILLIONAIRE

Lately starved 10 Loodon because be
could not digest bis food. EMly use OIL
Dr.. Kings New Life Pills would have ssv
ed him. They strengthen the stomsoh.
cid digestion. promote assimilation, i'm
prove appetite. Price $50. Money back
il not satisfied. Sold BY ]. N. Hard and
J. Il. Whirples.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-08-21
Acrs INMEpIATPIy

Colds ere sometimes more troublesome
10 summer than 10 winter. he 90 hard 10
keep from adding To them While cooling
oh after tIfreise. Doe Minnie Dough Care
coses u once. Absolutely ssfe. Acts i'm
medistsly. Sure cure for coughs. colds.
Group, throat and lnng troubles.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-08-21

We publish 90 tie Gnt psse sn sddrts,
from The Bspsblie.b Stale COMMITTEES
vhish ell voters should read. IL 10 .
sifsns doe amsat bat might have been
rs.s stronger. For ips,spes, II they he'd
qoo,si The license plank 10 the Republi
c.s s,sts plsiioru aud the license plsok
Of The Clement eOrssniiop o. Buriios,on II
voald hsss been made plain 10 The voters
ibl thsy srs slusst idsniiosl There is
70 essential ainnencs 10 the tso declsrs
tons. which sboss ths, Clsmsu. bad no
reason 70 boil, aud there 10 no rssson Why
Iiseass X ~ oblicsns should vote Tor him.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-08-21

ssslss if.ss ~at lss Usllsi States. u
10 als, - rspisly usssdiss. Ths u
ssfssstls 10 tAs UEllsa s,sies, sns, u "a
10 b. pftssnsd. ssti'hs spsis. rti'
oosnuy lee i.s tlsslissi ssri 81 isslins'
for ia srlssetlsi q 1875. srd hepes that
rslhiss vlii ever oscsr 10 pat then 10
esEfsss sssis. spslss prosperity, ~
pgr. 81 stitch seEs ifsassnily ssros'
ih. vsiu. is piss.iss ssvs 10 The Usiisd
blsles.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-08-21

A sfptn1ssi 10 eo-spsstios. A Al"
sssn s1a X sIss oo.opsrstirs sssoeasiios,
kssasd BY W.ilu yftoasb 81 Tnrloe,
Mascara. has b0ssks ,ir Of The srsoi
wheat slsv.tsis ssd iso Of The isr,ts,
kesiiGs aiils u k,bsa. yroomsn's tul
sisp .. 70 boy % edaostiopsl ics.iiaiiCn
Of Tnntos set large isfp os shieb sn
rley meat s., si'ta 10 the papils 10 soit
co, The COS. Of Their schooling. Then be
sadsd n.sspdls spi general vood.sotl
iss 'scte'i.s 20 tbs.. ..isblishusel. The
nsii uovs vs 10 iscorpors,s itecrpefsis
10 Mes Jsrssy. bsy oss drus. ons hard
sas. oas dry soOis, ard ioer grocery
sior. 10 Trsatog, 10 oil Of shich the form
sr propris,ofs became sslsrisd employees
Nos the susocisiion controls tvo-ihirds oil
the retail trade OF Trent o. possesses 6vs
siores IN Isdsptndsnes, md hes begun 10
seqsits si@ii.t properties 10 Kinss City.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-08-21
gbfM nnlbtsifr Journal

ofa. tspor. .hsv ne, ss'srS~es'
,aslyu tar ysiy we're stori tse DOC, opq
srs ne eip.Es.isr@ 90 100 opa. lesrirs
. stsa q 100 900 Sssrsssry stsv
uFl.l1. tba iks srpsssiisfcs u The b
rsptirs ei he see hsea year srs sssys
vuy Issvr. he ss,ss ~ ~ srsnrls Of its
srlnofslssry upsssiisra 10 Isl' ihs
inn a g. ooo. 600 paid 70 IIlisels sts e.h
~ s.ste, ~ ibs sqsipEfsi d neops str
iss IA evil vt.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-08-21

Fonssns Bros. the second largest gran
tie man uiscturing concern OF Williams
town, bas made 90 Assignment 10 james
X. Lynde Of that place. The assignment
s . large one. the liabilities being sbout
sll 900 With assets OF shout $1,000,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-08-21
WHAr SHALL VIZ HAVE FoR psuRRr

WHAT SHALL VIZ HAVE FoR DEuRRr
This question arises 10 the family every
dsy. Let rs answer i: today. Try JsllO,
delicious dessert Prepared 10 two mia
utes. No baking add hot water and Gel
10 cool. Flsvors; Lemon. Orspge. Rssp
berry and Strawberry. At your srocers,
10 cents.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-08-21
Som FooILsH PEOPLE

ALLOW oough to run until II gets beyond
ths reach Of medicine. They often say,
Oh. II will wear away, but in most oasei
il will wear them away. Gould they be
induced to try the successful medicine
called Kemp's Bslsam, which lie sold on 9
positive guarantee TO cure. they would
~ ~ aa;..~t- sno 49, ----tt~-t 49,. 80 =
taking the fret dose. Price % and 50c
Trial size free. Al oil druggists.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-08-21

There siil be 20 ,nott TO remove the
Windbsm county Sst from NesisSs TO
Braitisboro daring The coming tessios oil
the Vermont Legislature. the promoters
OF The movement snroossips The With
drsvsi Of the plan.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-08-21

A Dispatch iron D~ Msisss. Asssa Q.
ssys; "A special from Mason City ssys:
william J. Bryan addressed 20 ssdissss
Of ever tvo thousand psrseas ., The Clear
Lake Assembly tedsy. BE vss sshsa u
b had ssse correctly qas,sa vhss u ~
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-08-21

The st. Johnsbuty SoAls company bss
beaten oil record BY Shipping during
the week ending July %. 81 car losds
per week, Every department 10 the iac
tory 10 engaged 10 its fullest capacity.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-08-21
PAINT YorR Praar For 75,

With Dsvos's G.oa C.,risse P.iot. /.
s.ishs 3 to s tEa more 10 The pint than
others, wears loogti: aud gives . gloss
rln.l 10 nss work. Sold by A. L Graves
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-08-21

Fred o. fkslps . ssiiss 81 kl.os.
bot iar ssvua ysu e0hsseief 90 sies
tris sss Ia Bpriisster, va .istt By 80
srrrvss fsls ~ Mi!ion Is,s Ttsndsy
sishi srs iSsisttiy allied. u 10 soi
hsevs vh.,bst b. tired 10 tosd The
rsls o. ss sasst vtfls ps.ins TIE
efcaiss. TIE BODY slish .. hefnbly
n.sslss. va bti iossa uplil snothtr
u.is etns slorg.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-08-21
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

" Estste OF PLIs y, AIMS
The undersigned, haylog been sppoin cd by
the Hon. Probate Court for the District Of Man.
chester, Commissioners, 20 receive, examine
and adjust all claims aud demands Of ell PET
sons against the estate Of
Piyn ID, Ames late OF Dorset
In said District deceased aud all claims eiblbit-
cd In ofset thereto hereby give notice that We
will meet for the pufpores Aforesaid At the late
the 2sth day Of January 1905 from one
O'Clock p. until four O'Clock =, n on said
day, and that sir months from the 10th day
OF July A. D. 1902 10 the time limited by
said Court for said creditors 10 present their
claims TO us for examination and allowance.
Dated II Dorset this 18th day Of July
A. ID. 1907
GEORGE NJ WALL oom,,.
IA BROPHY, "o"
JAMS W. Ames and VIM. u. Ames Executors.
East Dorset, Vermont. iG3s
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-08-21

President Schurmsh has . oheokered
record Oh the Philippine question. First
be Vas IN enthusiastic supporter OF The
Mckinley policy, then be became an ally
Of The suli.imperislists, aud nov be hM re
turned 10 his 1ut opinion, declaring 81
Chsatsuqus that thai the Philippines have
siding; For one / have always made 10
crossing home rule and eveptusl indepeud
socs conditional upou, first. the desires.
and, secondly. the demonstrated ospsei
,ies Of the Filipinos; and 1t 10 my 6rm bs
liei that The American people will never
eoucede those insii.ble blessings in tho sb
stuce Of these reasonable conditions. ="
These arc the ls,est II not the final We've
Of the former Philippine commissioner
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-08-21
ARLINGTON.

Mis-, He lie Philips will give . rscits
u the town hall Thursdsy evening at 8 81
O'Clock.
--Mu levine Hard hiss pssssd bel
Goth birthdsy and 10 still 10 very good
health.
The @. L. rally which was to have
been held u Eat Arlington Aug. 19lh
has been postponed TO Aug. 2G.b.
Tho Republican caucus Saturday
evening vas attended BY sboat 40 voters
and Joseph Webb vas nominstsd - ssn
dids,s for Representative 10 the Lssisls
tsrs.
Dinner and supper parties are oil
frequent occurrence at the Arlipe ton
House for The Summer guests d Msnehes
ter. landlord Psll ksovs bov 10 enter
tain and mskes everything pleasant for
such parties.
KAsT ARLINGTON
The g. n. Bs played the Equinox
baseball team 81 Manchester yesterday u
tsrnoou.
Mics Helen Gilbert OF Cambridge, N.
Y, bss been whiting st Z. n Jndson's
and II. r. L,vrsnes's
-E5vstd Shaw Of PittsHsld. Mass. /,
Walter Bhsv sud james Henderson Of Al
ans. hsss.. spent Saturday spd Supdsy
st u. N. Shaw.
ID. @. Barney had . narrow escape II
the "Cstev Crossing" Friday morning.
The engine sus.d the wagon bat did no
damage Mr. Barney declares that The
whistle vss not bloss.
AT The Rspabiissn osueus Saturday
evening, J. b. Webb sss nouiostsd Tor
town representative The Democrats also
held their caucus the ssme evening and
nouins,ed John Conro,, vno hes been
strong candidate ., tuo or three prseed
log elections He sss bss,en by only one
or tvo votes II tbs last election.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-08-21

Daring the month Of Jaly 40 children
were born 10 Burlington. Of which 20
we're females and 90 males, There we're
IS dsstbs and II marriages.,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-08-21

TIE swso.on Coaiisr bsss 10 suggest
that il mshes little difference 10 the II
senss.lossi-option cause whether Mccall
Tough. As0s,trick or Clement 10 elected
eovefsof Tor cash IL bo7ud BY the plat
form on which be 10 tnnnina 10 favor
sach . Law. The only difference 10 iAs,
The Democratic platform cslls fer license
Law without rtiefsn3nm, la the excite
nsr, ever the choice Of eovefnor the %
vccsles sl llesnss shoald no, lose sight Of
the fact thai The lesislstors makes The
laws. ncs the ecvunos. and Tbs, ths nsia
teins TO be sees N plsshsd IL the slsc,iss
Of . lssislstare thai will ensct . liserss-ie
csl-optioa hv tbsi can he submitted 10
The people With some shov OF lie adoption.
Aud u nay happen that The uss vko
Aosi The Ieadsst tor Mccullough. OF fer
hetisitrisk. CT tor Cisnest 10 rot The nsr
bssi esisaisisd 10 sssia 10 frsnins sssA .
NV.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-08-21

Theu. Dewey Of Darlington ovss .
large spd hsndsous olssnder This
shrsb 10 over tes feet tall and hu mere
than 900 blossoms. II 10 tvsnty-ens
yesrs old.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-08-21
Ip.r In.ufrrrL nLar

esua iron tho vanish 10 Devices Warn
ish Pioer P.isi. cost. 8 cents more .
qssn ttossh. sold By A l. Gp,N
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-08-21

There 10 chance that the reports Of
Americas immigration TO Csnsds srs sXss
atrstsd, yet there 10 audou b.edIy . move
msut Of sopsidsrsbls proportions 10 ihst
direction. A balistin from The land once
Of The dominion ., Ottawa ssys that Is,
0co.oo acres 10 The Canadian Northwest
have been psrcbssed 10 recent years BY
persoas from The uai.ed States. and 8. 900.
90 acres Of this area have been sold 10
1901, oas-1hh Of this pnrshsss for The
present year ha been sst,lsd upon, While
ses rect Of IL 10 10 The hsnds Of Ausriosu
lard companies, which are expecting 10
dispose Of large section OF !, soon. Ae
enrdine 10 this b1lletin II 600 Amsnssns
hsvs locsisi 10 The province Of Msni.obs
aud neishborius territory between Jana
sfy l OF this year sed Jane l.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-08-21

The death Of Seostor james Nozillsp.
Of Michigan, removes from Congress one
Of The most practical and businsss.liks
members OF tho upper house. He vss
serving his third term. and While his voice
We seldom heard on the 6oor his ioHu
snce vs exertsd on much OF The import
srt legislation Of recon. years. One Of biz
best remem bsred speeches consisted Of a.
iees words; II vn thoroughly ohsssolsiis,
10. Ia.erventiop 10 behslf OF Cabs vss
the question before the senate aud Mr. Nc
MILAN rose 10 read . memorial iron .
hichissn board Of trade. protesting
sssinst sby setion which might disturb
the business Of tie country. He read the
memorial. then threw |, under bis desk,
snd exclaimed. Mr. President. there ere
sons things worse ,hsu var and some
things better thsa money"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-09-24
B. RICH'S SONS,
HIGH-GRADE FOOTWEAR,
Ten-one F-Cor. 10th.
A Letter to OUR Readers.
NEW HAVEN. Addison Co., Vt.

NEW HAVEN. Addison Co., vt.
Gentlemen About year ago I was suffering
Yrcm what 1 supposed rheumatism. l be-
bad that l could hardly get on my feet
from a sitting position. l run down In weight
from hundred and ninety-fve to hundred and
fcrty-Gye pounds. l tried different kinds of medi-
cine. hut received little help. l saw DR..
KiImers Swamp-Root highly recommended for
kidney trouble, but never had any idea that my
kidneys effected. l thought / would try
effect would be. / commenced taking 1t according
70 directions and in a few days I saw that it
was helping me. 1 used the ffty-cent bottle and
then bought two dollar bottles, and they
completely cured me. have got back to my
original weight, hundred and ninety five
pounds and l thorough advocate of DR.. XII
ner's Swamp Root Very truly,
Feb Il. 1902 WM. NJ. PARTCH.
You may have sample bottle of this wonderful
remedy. DR.. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, sent absolutely
free by mail. also book telling all about Swamp
Root. If You are already convinced that Swamp
Root is what you need You can purchase the regu-
BAR 6fty-cent and one dollar size bottles at the
drug stores everywhere. Don't make any mistake,
but remember the name Swamp Root. DR.. Kill
mer's Swamp Root, and the address, Binghamton,
n y on every bottle. jy23
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Art and Utility.
n the Boston Transcript.

from tine Boston transcript.
A factory chimney in Leeds, England, Is said
to have been built recently upon the plan
OF the Campanile at Florence. T. W. Law
son has caused the water stand-ppe of his
home village to be encased in stone SO
that 1t resembles beautiful tower, many
railroad companies beautify the grounds
about their stations, and in several notable
instances the stations erected in large cities
are beautiful in design and embellished in
accordance with the best art ideals of the
age. Now SO many spots once full of
charm for the lover of nature are being
despoiled Of their rural attractiveness by
the necsities of industrial enterprises, it
should be the effort Of those men of wealth
who generally back new ventures, requiring
the construction of buildings, to give the
beauty of art for the loss of the natural
grace they have destroyed. To do other
wise Is to leave the world less enjoyable
than before they acted a part in it. Per-
maps we are not quite wealthy enough as
yet to do what should be done, but a great
deaI can be done, without much extra ex-
pense, to make buildings beautiful. There
was much point In the criticism Of our
manner Of building made by Dickens when
ne visited this country half a century ago
ana there Is still much to be desired Some
time men trained in architectural and color
eHects VIII be consulted about the plans
Tor warehouses and factories and cheap
cottages some time the cars of the elevated
road VIII run quietly over a track that dies
not oHend the eyes of the lovers of artistic
things, some time there will be clean snaces
instead OF rubbish about the vacant lots
surrounding the city, and the unsightly
TIL then we should enjoy every manifesta-
ton of the effort Of commercial men to
make the world good to look at and enco.,r-
age the effort by following their example.
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ASTRONOMY WITHOUT A LENS.
Importance to Science of the Discovery
Of New Stars.

From knowledge.
E. Walter Maunder writes of the interest
awakened by the discovery of new stars:
| me appearance of a new star has In all
| ages been felt to be an impressive occur
| renee. The constellation groupings are so
permanent in their character that to see of
| sudden some old, familiar pattern among
the stars changed In It's features by the
sudden appearance of new member, a star
| like the other stars and not a planet. for
us place undergoes no change-is so at
variance with our ordinary experience that
| 1t Is no wonder that our forefathers re-
| garded such an event as partaking of the
| supernatural.
In the times before the telescope-indeed
we might go further and say in the times
pe1ore the spectfoscope-such an event
brought no information with it. It was i'm
plessive, 1t excited curiosity. but 1t con-
Veyed scarcely any, lesson. The spectre
scopic examination of new stars on the
otner hand. has been extraordinarily fruit
fui, though we are very far yet from
being able to fathom the exact meaning
| OF the facts which we have observed
"One thing Is clear namely, that bodies
appearing SO suddenly as new stars have
always done, and fading away again so
| quickly. must differ entirely from the great
host OF permanent stars. And yet we can
not but feel that the changes through
which new vs. star, may pass in few
changes succeed each other, may throw
some light upon the changes which have
marked In the past or will mark in the
future, the life history Of the more stable
members OF the heavenly host. It Is this
thought which makes the watch for new
stars of such Importance. They offer to
us key, which, however imperfect is the
only one which we can hope to find to I'M
lock the secrets Of stellar evolution.
And that the new star may give us the
fullest Information within it's power II Is
essential that it be subjected to the scru-
tiny of the spectroscope while its light Is
still on the Increase. The Importance, there
fore, OF a stringent watch on the heavens
does not lie at all in the eclat which will
justly attach to the observer who is fortu-
nate enough to be the first to detect a stel-
lar outburst. but In the supreme Importance
that not one Of the few short hours during
which the stars light is on the upgrade
may be unnecessarily wasted.
"The most famous Of all new stars Is, of
course, the one which appeared in the con-
tellation Cassiopeia in November, 1872 and
which Is always associated with the name
of Tycho Brabe, since though he was not
actually the first to discover 1t, he has left
us the fullest and most systematic observa-
tons of 1t. 1t was lost to sight in March,
1874, after having been visible for seven
teen months. Thirty years later another
new star appeared, only less famous than
the Nova of Cassiopeia This one was also
observed for seventeen months, and is
always associated with the name of Kepler
though its actual discoverer was not KEEP
Ter himself, but one Of his pupils John
Bronowski. It's position was in the right
foot Of Ophiuchus.
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British Trusts.
From Bradstreet's.

rrOm brduStreeCS.
Trusts do not escape criticism In the
united kingdom any more than in the
United States, though their development
there has not been on anything like the
scale that has been witnessed here. VIC
notice that the trades union congress at
London has passed a resolution declaring
that .the growth Of gigantic capitalistic
trusts, with their enormous power of con-
trolling production, is injurious to the ad-
vancement Of the working classes, as by
such combinations the prices of commod-
tiles are raised. the standard of comfort of
the people can be reduced. the workmen's
freedom endangered and national prosper
ity menaced." Before the adoption of this
resolution the congress voted down pro-
posal for the establishment of court of ar
bitration for labor disputes which it was
assumed would arise In consequence Of the
growth of trusts. Some of the delegates
opposed this proposal on the ground that
under the system suggested the unions
would not only lose many of the advantages
they had wrung from the employers, but
would die Of hamilton. since the need OF
their survival would no longe. exist. The
proposition was defeated by q vote Of more
than three-fourthA
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the illustration-in highly pol
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Will Return in November.
Frances "Immortelles. -

Paris Corr. OF the London Telegraph.
One Of the newspapers devoted to the
feminine interest has been organizing a
competition relative to the nomination Of
celebrated Frenchwomen to an Academy
of Lady Immortals." From the result 1t
appears that no Less person that Mime.
Sarah Bernhardt was the prime favorite
with the electors. She received 000O votes
She was followed by Mile. Lemaire and
Louise Abbema, artists; Daniel Lesueur,
music: ths Duchess d. Uzes, patroness Of
art; Severine, the lady journalist: Nine.
Rejane, the actress: Nine. Adam, the lady
politician; Nine. Rostand, poetess, and wife
of the dramatist: Nine. Alphonse Daudet:
Gyp, or the Comtesse de Martel, writer of
amusing fiction, and SO on. There were
also nominated two vocalists, Mile. Marie
Deina Of the Opera ComiQue, and Emma
Calye.
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they're proper

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Entire Building. Phone ''one-fifty."