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The Chanute times., 1902-02-07
Lost the Fourth of July.

An. incident occurred during q sum-
mer voyage of the army transport
Hancock, which will not soon be for
gotten by the distinguished party Of
American officials then en- route to
Manila. II all came about through
the speed Of the trim transport and
the accepted laws laid down in the
Gregorian calendar. The Hancock
made a record run from San Francisco
and arrived at the one hundred and
eightieth meridian on the night OF
July 3. and, as usual. one day was
lost in the crossing thereof. In this
case the day lost was Independence
day. July 4. and therefore no celebra-
ton could be held.
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CHAPTER xIII.-(Contlnued.)

CHAPTER XIII.-(Continued)
Mary Lockwood looked at him, and
then her eyes wandered round the
court.
"It is very painful, no doubt said
the judge, turning toward her and ad-
dressing her in the midst of sobs that
were audible from more than one cor
ner of the great hall of justice; FOR the
vast concourse was painfully moved;
moved as one man, as one woman, IL
was a relief to those who could weep;
some could only sob, as they watched
the gradual breakdown of the witness,
struggling in the midst of her grief TO
save her lover from the doom that was
surely settling down upon him.
Now, Mary Lockwood" said the
judge, attend to the question OF the
learned counsel"
Let me bring you back to the night
Awhen you went to the abbey. These
len you told us Of having passed you,
a,hat rolled to your feet"
Counsel paused as Mary, pushing
back her thick tresses Of hair that had
fallen from their bands, said in what
sounded like new voice-a sweet,
strange, confident voice:
THE abbey"
"Yes, the abbey" he replied, puzzled
and hesitating.
"Yes, we sat beneath the elder, the
leaves were brown, but there Is no
knowing what you may come to-
She looked at the dock, the judge, the
counsel, but it was easy to tell that
she saw none of them. Her great blue
eyes seemed to seek something away in
the distance. The March wind moaned
in the corridor of the castle. The night
was coming on; presently the court
would have to be lighted up.
"The leaves are like birds when the
wind blows" she said, "and, oh, how
peaceful to sleep under the water, the
calm river. Good-by, good-by"
As she stepped down from the box
she broke out into fit of laughter
that rang through the place and
pierced every heart with grief. The
next moment she had tainted, and was
carried out into the bleak March air.
The Chanute times., 1902-02-07
CHAPTER XIV.

After pathetic pause the counsel
for the prosecution rose, and, in a
voice tremulous with emotion, said:
"My lord and gentlemen Of the jury,
that is my case;" whereupon the
learned counsel for the defense ad-
dressed the court for the prisoner, urg-
ing for him every point upon which a
question of doubt might be raised in
his favor; but everybody felt the ver-
dict was a foregone conclusion. The
prosecution closed, the judge charged
the jurors, and verdict of guilty was
quickly found.
The judge, in passing sentence, al
luded to the poor young woman whose
strange presence at the scene of the
murder seemed like the hand of Divine
Providence in the interest of justice.
In pronouncing the last penalty of the
law he left no room for doubt that 1t
would be carried out, and the road
from the highway outside Kirkstall
would shortly bear witness to the su-
premacy of the law in newly erected
gibbet.
Mary Lockwood never spoke again
with the directing aid of balanced
reason.
The day before the execution they
took her to the convict's cell. He de-
sired it, The doctors said the inter-
view would do her neither harm nor
good. She was past all hope. She had
wandered. about the inn after they took
her home, in an aimless way, now
smiling at everything that was said to
her, now bursting out into petty rage;
but generally ending in fearful glance
at the questioner, and a sigh of weari-
ness.
She took Parker's hand She did not
know him. He talked to her of their
love; spoke of his misery; desired her
forgiveness. She alternately smiled or
frowned at him. Presently she both
laughed and cried.
The warders who were present at the
interview were unnamed; not alone at
the sight of the poor, beautiful, mad
girl, but at the piteous grief of the
condemned man, whose last words
Were:
II welcome the morrow. 1 have no
desire to live another day. seeing what
/ see, hearing what hear"
Before the year had passed away, old
Morley had left the inn. and had gone
with Mary to live at Meadows Farm.
He had grown old and infirm almost
suddenly, as it seemed, under the sad
dening influence of Mary's misery and
arrangement. What money he pos
sessed he settled in the hands of Mr..
Taylor and another trustee for the
safe-keeping of Mary in case he died
before her.
She became a hopeless maniac. Mrs.
Meadows, out OF compassion and for
her sons sake, took care Of her, watch
ed over her, and at odd hours talked to
her Of Jack, who little thought, when
he had made his disposition for leaving
Kirkstall. that, having found reason
for not going away as sorrowful as
those which had previously decided
MIN in favor of a lifelong exile, he
would be taken away against his will.
The king needed troops. The press
gang was busy in many districts Of the
north. and on the very day OF Richard
Parker's execution, a daring company
carried OF Jack Meadows and trans
ferred him in due course to a vessel
bound under sealed orders for dis
tant part. Jack made but little fuss in
respect TO this reverse o. fortune. He
vas permitted. before sailing, to send
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The man who hesitates may be lost.
but the man who never hesitates is
hard to find
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-08-28
Town ssoysssn,s,lye..

Rspsslissss hi. ,ss ssosld exercise
~ si esss 10 ss,ies faf representatives for
tti, rsssos, - pssfly every toss 10 The
sis,s tbs Dsno sua Clement support
era ts,s sonbip.d. sonsiimes ron ipsiiss
. Dsnoer.t. somsiinss . Cismeet nsn.
Ulsnsh, hopes 10 ,isci e1oush "eoubin
sllon esndids,ss" 10 sscurs biz election ~
G.uner provided there 10 90 election By
The people sod The eoe,sst IL carried TO
the Legislature Tts nigh, cot be 90 bad
ba, TIE Democrats vill demand and pfobs
bly, secure souasibins Worth their shils 10
re,sra iof their votes tor Clement The
srss, prir, gill be msmbsr Of the Senate.
for shich efies Hoo W. p. Dillissbsu 10
sssin . esudij.ts.
Bboali the Democrats cleo, S,psior
from yefaoo. be would bold bis Office Tor
s,1 yssu sod have i.r reaching innuepos
on other states. II would 81 once be said
that ysrnoot. The 6,sr that never sets.
shows msstsd cbsnss and 10 becoming
Democratic aud the, ,bi: indicates the ten
dsncy oil ever The eoabi1y. OF cour,e u
voald no. be iras bat many people would
believe H.
II the combustion has . mi ,rI.y and
The Democrats do not suocssd iu getting
ths Ssastorsbip they will &c. members Of
the supreme court or other bi.h officers
They do not 20 into Tho o mbinstior for
nothing and people my be assured Of
that
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Julio. TnE NEW DESSERT.
plsases oil the family. Four fsvon: - Lem
on, Orange, Raspberry aud Strsw berry.
ADVICE TO MOTHERS,

Are you disturbed at night and broken
Of your rest by . sick child suffering and
crying With pain Of cutting teethi II 90
send ct once and get . bottle OF Mrs. VIM
slows Soothing Syrup for children teeth,
ing. II cures dysentery, disrhoes, regul
lstes the stomach and bowels. cures wind
collie, softeus the gums. reduces inAsma
ton, and gives tone and energy to the
whole system. Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
Syrup for Children Teething is pleasant
o the taste and is the prescription OF one
OF the oldest and best female physician
and nurses in the United States and 10 for
sale BY oil druggists throughout the world
price % cts bottle
II IL stated that Vt the gold field re
Gently discovered between MiddIeseI sod
Aoretos the pay dirt will sssay st the
rate Of 81. $50 to the ton instssd Of $3.50
- has previou sly been stated.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-08-28

IT'S sdvis Of Adolps Bstisnis 70 bic
isllsv Jsvs. 10 give up The dfssn Of
2istis1 sd eosseuus,s thsif strength
10 lln ssssiiy Instead of Psissiias.
eessaa sep 10 be seeded by then, ier
slfssSy iasy ere ooniss ia raabss 20
gree, isa he Jsssh pOpaIssioe 10 Nee
iOrt eiiy b" srosa IRON sboa, forty
fu ulessspd 10 1851 10 over cir has
drsa ihouosa Ia 1901. Tbs innisrs
,ica Of Jsss iolo tbs DATED States hes
bcsa recorded BY the so.bofitiss osly
siaes 1922 Tssrs 10 . total OF Jssish
immigration ter ,hoss fear years sIons Of
2i4 0ai,
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PoI.oNIsG TIE SY TEN.

Its through the bowels that the body Il
slesnssd Of Impurities. Constipation
keeps these poisons 10 the system, osus
ing hesdsche. dulness and melspcholis Of
arst. then unsishtly eruptions and Ausily
serious illness unless a remedy 10 spilled.
DsWitts Little Eniy Risers prevent this
trouble BY stimulating the liver and pro
notes easy, healthy action OF the bowels.
The little pills do not sct violently but BY
s,rsns thspine the bowels enable them 10
perform their own work. Never grippe OF
distress.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-08-28

thst sher vss bait dssd With kidney,
liver ssd s.onseh troabls 10 1899 should
recall The fact thai hsd 10 the house half
Q bottle Of the rev medicine called Csloo
70 solvest, disco,srsA By the ssllskposn
Dr. Dsvid Kssnsdy. Ksrssdy R,v. Kings
too. n. 7. I began using Il and. With
three more bottles. 10 . nonth ] vss veil.
Jehs b. Lamont, Boston. JAY 10. 1860.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-08-28
WHITE MAX TURNED YELLOW.

Great CONSERVATION Was felt by the
friends Of n. A. Hossfty Of Lexington.
Ky, vbsa they saw be vas turning ysl
Low: His skin slowly changed color. also
bic eyes, and be ssfsfsd terribly. HE
mslsdy vas yellow Jsupdioe. He vas
treated BY the best doctors. bat without
benefit. Then be vas advised to try EIsc
trio Biltsrs. tbs wonderful Stomssh and
Liver remedy, and be writes: AFTER tax
log two bottles vss wholly cured" A
trial proved its nstchless meii. for oil
Stomsch. Liver and Kidney troubles.
Only 800 Sold BY J. N. Hard and q
Whipple. Druggists.
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OBITUARY..

Psssed 10 The higher life iron Lead
grove, VI: Ausun l2th, 1907. Rossas =
vile Of Warren W. Wiley Of Lsrdsre,s.
Rossns h Kennedy Wilsv vss born 10
Bridssvsssr. W.. April -. isAs. where
she attended common ssaools Tor CONS
ysars. WITH . nstufsl lore for books she
soon entered ths q. N. PA. Of South
Woodstock. VI bat v1 obliged By illafss
10 leave The school on the eve Of srsdus
tiou. With 90 active mind sod growing
interests, 10 Sympathy eth The advanced
uovsmss,s Of the day. che sss TOT 10 years
suscessfui school tssehsr Being probe
len, 10 ussic she sss Tor yssrs tesoher
Of the bsruouious soands she loved %
cell. 10 The yess 1873 shs nsrried War
rem ". Willy Of Landsro,s. Sbs vss %
pointed possnis.rsss 10 1877 snd hss held
,hsl sr.cs Tor tvsuty nvs yesu. She held
The cf1se Of school sspesinssodsnt Tor
eight year., When sssip sLs SO obliged
BY illness to resign psslie DATES. Ois
seusfoas sss bsosvslsei mind che ." ~
sehvs worker 10 oil hsusss novsusnh Of
the Day Thsss she ssds practical 10
Der every dsy life md Der many friends
esL " ,,iy TO ibs hadst sympathy and ~
cry dsy help shs gave 10 thcss 10 need.
Shs VS. devoted siis end viii b. nisssd
By The hasbsnd sho 20 nSdsrly snd faith
tell, erred tor bar daring her log ssd
sesry uoaies Of srnsrius. sshi o. last
che ssii . less 6oaa Night 10 Der loved
oass. ses. Tread from iss iIls Of thk life.
vhieh sas ssdsssd % psliss,ly, che cen
from the lssd '.ss over there" ssy . slsa
s0ced nsssise."
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lr DAzzLR4 THE XnRLn.

No Discovery 10 medicine hss ever erea,
cd one quarter Of the excitement that hiss
been caused BY Dr.. Kings New Discovery
Tor Uonsumptiou, LIS ssvsrest sests have
been on hopeless victims Of Consumption,
Pneumonis. Hsmorrhsse. Pleurisy and
Bronchitis, tboussnds Of whom 1t has res
tored TO perfect health. For Coughs,
Colds, Asthms, Group. Hay Fever. Hoarse
uess snd whoopiog Cough u Is the quick
est, surest cure 10 The world. II 10 sold
BY J. N. Hard and J. q. Whipple who
guarantee satisfaction or refund money.
Lsrss bottles COS and 81. Thsl bottles
free
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] hsav net vAsrs His islsrss ria.
Tbsn frobdsa t.las 10 air.
! esly hsev I essro, 90
Bypra Us ls,iss care


Mr. Lssrs Hard Bss,sii Of ulsss
Fails 10 ,siiiss iflst5s here
-Ha1es Tscsu sse ellie ere entertain
iss histds iron Troy,
"A good nsty IRON THU tsvn gill Wei,
The csutridss isir this vs,k
Mics L'sr ,ba Ions Saith hsvs been
visiliss friends 10 F.n Hsvsu, Vt.
MIR .ra Mr. NJ peet Of B,osdsi
bin are o. A W Pnaels's Ter . vssks 70
ssiies.
--Mu O J Hard cod Jarvis Hard Of
Csmhiitss reeeeily visii d relsiives End
frisoas 10 ioss
--0sorse Caiiis. formn residspt ana
vn veie',u Of sJr.ease. N. Y. 10 spend
ing biz vacation here
Formers ss nov harvesting their cat
crop. sbieh Ia coed ooe. bat very lev
tsrs flashed hsyins.
There viil be . picnic from The West
ssudsste Sabbath school. Sept let. 10 BE-
held 10 the grove rp Terry Brook. All
ere vsleoms, end . good time 10 sIpstsd.
There YES suite . striis 81 The Rspub
iicsn esueus last week bot Rollio O.
Smith vas dnsIIy nouinstsd with the fol
iosios Justice ticket: Z Y. Hoyt, W. J.
Hsuii.oo. Y. A Sickle, George Skidnors
and Harmon Tucker
What 10 ibousht 10 be GOLD bearing
quNix hss been discovered 10 Hamilton
Hollow and other plsces 10 town. wbsth
er 1t 10 really sold and will pay for work
ing can only be determined by prsoliosl
tesla
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Rev. sam small Gets Drunk.


Clement shonld Of opce pot . nuxzls on
Rev. Sam Small Who 10 stamping the state
for min End high license. We oopdsnss
the following from the report iu the g. Al
bans Messenger, Of bic doinss 10 Brsttle
boro. and the Messenger 10 not 90 ardent
Supporter Of Mccullough:
The unasusl spectacle Of . stups0sd.
staggering, man attempting 10 deliver .
poli,is.i speech - Brsttlsboro sudisnos
VS. witnessed In the auditorium last
night when the Rev Bsm Small. OF dsor
sis. Who 10 stumpiog the state 10 The 10
tsrssi Of Percivsl W Clement, arose 10 I'd
dress the largest audience 10 that town
since the besinoins Of the csupsisI.
The rally opsped with sn address by
Charles A. Miles Of Brsttlsboro. who, u
The close OF his remsrks introduced tie
Southern evangelist. Small staggered 10
The front Of the stage sud after . silly,
siskly. grin began somstbins like this:
Fourteen yssrs $50 1 YES through here
talking prohibition. sm ticking prohi
bition nov. Keeling to . email table be
took Up . copy Of the Vermont ststutes
and said: This 10 The book thst prohibits,
Tbs book fell from his grasp to the floor
Then be continued: There we're $50 80
loon keepers 10 one voter fourteen years
ago when was here. A doz,n times
more OF lees he reps,ted the words.
Fourteen years ago The audience
thought .. first that be vas trying 10 set
. burlssqus. but by this time they bad
taken 10 the situation, and boys 10 the
gallery began hoo.ips snd yelling. Men
On The platform left 10 di'sust and the
audience began TO leave the hall. Colonel
Miles tried TO stop him. bat be vosld
not stop until Colousl Miles took hin
BY the hand and led him Cd The stage.
Tso sorkmsn employed BY the Mildred
Holland troupe offered 10 sssist Colonel
Miles. A moment lsssr . member Of the
bard rushed ost 10 Policeman Tbsyer
aud said Smell bad drawn . jsckniie 90
the theslsr men.
small Vas taken 10 Brooks house aud
. physician summoned. The physician
said there YES no positive evidence that
Smell had been drinking, bot this morn
ina be said Snsll's oosditiou apparently
vss ssussd BY vhisksy. Aa attempt
vs made 10 get the impression abroad
that Small vss overcome BY drug taken
70 brace bis nerves but 10 90 interview
this morning Smell sid be did not vent
such 90 Impression to get out. he ssid
be VS. drunk snd thst the truth vss bad
enough. The theatrical meu detected
Smells condition and reported II 10 Police
man Tbsyer before the spsskios coumsps
Cd that Small rs druok and there would
be iun later.
The Clement forces 10 Bfsttlsboro ere
dosocsss - rssslt Of Tbs
sn.is. Snail spoke 10 The afternoon q
Pu,nsy. The sudisnes there noticed that
be vss rot 10 . sondition 10 spsak.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-08-28

A rich cold nsld Il reported 10 bsvs
been discovered 10 Md River Valley Be
tween Middlsssx End Aoretovn. C.S.
Wells, . miner Of long etperisnse, vhose
home 10 10 Msssseb ssos,s, hiss bssn pros
pss.ins en- the q1ieF up this valley Tor
the psss two yssrs, @snd II 10 ssid DO
bss a lest st'uck pay dirt which viii
sstsy u the rate Of $3.50 10 The ton. This
dirt which IL rich 10 gold, u said 10
eons from . Iced, The Location Of which
M Wells 10 keeping 3 secret.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-08-28

iAsi saaa ss.siss tsfss ~ hsvs he'd The
tlstssi asaessIs Ffsspsra, ssa TIE lsrs
ssi tsrsasn usss ~ have svw bel. issss
Wy b. isr ssisifippss I'll prsrsoss estsi
ssnssi. sss sonEaes 10 siss,sAiss eat
in srU. 10 every flfsr.ios- VIA tssi
ssss tEss sstir. sss seet eel ssrloysd
u 10 issessiels 10 nsis ssy popsis cal
cry CO itis sstissi TIE ptesis have sse
vivid rseolGeesi0s 81 iss disssuess eosss
qsssass 81 tie issi Dem ssrsiie iisssriss
eth The isfie 70 isrlls ito rspssI,iss.
Tara vhlas ssy tbsy siIi. tbs Dsuesfsila
lsssas asa % i.s. 90 vkiss ,bsy ess
hopsiulIy ssht
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-08-28
y.c.r,ox DAY..

vscs,ion tiae 10 bore aud The children
ere fairly living ont Of doors. There
eosld be no hssithiss place Tor then.
You need only TO gard assips, the ssci
dssts incidental 10 uosi open cir sports.
No rsnsdy equals Dswiirs wroh H,zsl
sslvs for quiokly stoppins pain or rsnov
ing danger Of serious consequences. For
cats, soslis and wounds. II used De
Wits Witch Hsrsl Sslve Tor sores. cu,s
end bruises" says l.. b. Johnssn. Ssift.
TsIss III 10 ,bs best remedy 90 the mar
tst." Ssrs cure lot piles spd skin disess
%. Beware Of oounterisits.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-08-28

Dr.. L d. Ross Of Poultssy. aged "a
ysu', died this morning alter lisseriss
III sm. DR.. Boss IL native Of Poultnsy
sod for usoy years has prsetissd medicine
here. He VS. held 10 high sstsen 10
this village for bic s1sbls vsys sad
kisdiy disposition. TIE fonsrsl Gill BE-
held Wednesday thsssoos 81 . o'clock
and will be 10 charge Of joyce post. q. A.
r., Of which Dr.. Ross VS. Q member.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-08-28
eHE DIDN'T WEAR A MAX.

Bat her beauty VS. completely hidden
BY sores. blotohss End pimples Till she 40
cd Backlsn's Arpics Sslvs. Then they
vanished % will oil Eruptions. Fever
Sores. Boils. Ulcers. Osrbuncles end Eel
ons from iis use. Isisllibls for Cuts.
Corus. Barns. Scslis sud Piles. Curs
guaranteed. $50 u J. N Hard and ], Il.
Whippls's.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-08-28

In reply to inquiries We hsve pleasure 10
announcing thst Ely's Liquid Cream Balm
10 like the solid preparation Of that sdmiss
bic remedy 10 thss IL olesnsss and heals
membranes effected BY nasal estsrrh.
There 10 no drying or nst zins. The Ii
quid Cream Balm 10 adapted 10 use BY pa
tients Who bsve trouble 10 inhslipg
through The nose and prefer spraying.
The prios. including spraying labe. il rs
cents. Sold BY drusgiats or msilsd BY
Ely Brothers. &c Warren Street, New York.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-08-28
MOTHER ALwAYs KEEP Ir HAspY.

my mother ssHsred . long time from
Distressing pains snd general i'll hsslth
doe primarily TO indigestion" says L. W.
Srsldios. verops, Mo. Two years $50
| got Der TO Try K,dol. She grew better
Of once and nov. u the age Of sevsnty.siy,
eats anything she wants. rsmsrking thss
sheAesrs no bad effects % she hiss her bot
tie OF. Kodol bsndy." Dent waste time
doctorins symptoms. Go after the cause
II yoar stomach Is sound your hsslth will
be good. Kodol rests the ston sob and
strsnsthsDs the body By disssting your
God. II 10 natures owu tonic
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-08-28

ALLOW cough 10 run until II gets beyond
the reach Of medicine. They often ssy,
Oh. II will wear away, but in most cases
II viii wear them away. Gould they be
induced 10 try the suooessful medicine
called Kemp's Bslssm, which 10 sold on q
positive guarantee 10 cure. they would
Immediately see the excellent effect sitter
taking the first dose. Price 20 and 500
Trial size free. At oil druggists.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-08-28

Gsnssee Pare Food Co.. Lsroy. N. \.
0sutlemsn.-My nsmms hs1 been
great cciies drisker and has isnnd It very
irlurioas. Having used several packages
Of your GRAlN-0, the drink that tskss
the plsce OF coffee. she huds 1t much bet
YER for herself ard for ns children 10
drink. She hes given no COLES drintips
entirely. We use . package Of Gfsin-o
sssry sstk. An ten yesrs old.
Yoav respectfully.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-08-28

Msj. N. p. Bowman OF 81. Joblsbury.
obssrvsd bis birthdsy. Saturday afternoon
end bic vile her 79.h. BY entertaining
the Seventy Olub Of which the msjor 10
% honorary member, and bis wife the
honored president Many OF the proni
pent people Of .hst village called.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-08-28

Ny hair vss falling out very fast, ard
sss rapidly turning gray, Tried ssvsssl
hsir preparations. bot they did me more
harm titan good l then tried Ayers Hsir
visor, Soon my hair stopped falling oat
and oil the old color vss restored. Then
Il CON menesd TO grow very rapidly, and
It 10 noS feet 8 inches long. Mrs.
Lydis KaykeBdsll. Clsrenoot. Ill.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-08-28

4. 3 Lsdd, Tor fifteen months station
sesn. for the Central Vermont rosd u
Wststbury bee sbscondsd leaving . vile
10 destitute ciroumstsncss snd unpaid
bills 10 the snount Of 5000. Ne wss
expecting 10 get discharged on sosount
Of heavy drinking OF lsts. His socount
showed no shortage on being examined.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-08-28
A Pooh MiLLIoyAIhR

Lately starved 10 Loadon because DO
could not digest bis food. EMly use Of
Dr.. Kings New Lie Pills would hsvs say
cd him. They strengthen the stomach.
aid digestion. promote Installation, in
prove sppeiits. Price 25, Money back
u not sssis6sd. Bold BY ]. N. Hard end
J. Il. WhiPpls's.
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g. W. siiilvsil. vho associated himself
9Th DR.. Seward Webb sbosi ashisss
months ego, hss be<s placed 10 charge
Of oil ths horse istsrssss On bbsisurrs
Fsrss beth u The private sod hrssdirs
stables.
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Lester Strstton. . youth from Bspnins
ton. Who escaped from the house Of cor
rection. Ratlsnd. last Nay. vas returned
to thst institution by Sheriff h. y. vii
Of Arlington and Deputy Sheriff Fred
Godfrey Of Bennington.
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