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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-06-26

disease. The mental depression has its
corresponding woinanly weakness
Doctor pieree's favorite Prescription
changes fearful women TO cheerful women
by curing the diseases which cause phys.
Teal weakness and depression OF spirits
1t establishes regularity, dries unhealthy
drains, heals Inflammation aud ulccra.
ton, aud cures female weakness.
Mrs Alice Adams, Of Laboratory. washing.
Ton Co Pa, SAYS aWitb many thanks write
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help and year help am we'll ! have taken ss
bottles Of ~ pierce's Favofite Prescription and
two " his Golden Medical Discovery and
can DO all my work ! cant praise your medi.
cine too highly I will recommend your mvdi.
cines a. loag rs l live II any one doubts this
give them nay address
rFavorite Prescription makes weak
women strong and sick women we'll
Accept no substitute for the medicine
which works wonders for weak
women.
Keep the bowels healthy by the
timely use Of Doctor pierce's Pleasant
Pellets.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-06-26
Agriculture.
Ign, Branmas

Thsrs hs tifu,bcs 10 orislos regard
ibs he vslrs Of ihs hshi Bt.hus ecnru
"a 10 ibs Brssn Lastota. TIE ssss Of
The fsrsr ere el.iEsa TO be ssu 10 assli
~ and cleo larger .ei richer 10 srlsf. Al
tss sss Of al mesihs NE pfssns eesi.f
sl gill be rss,ly I. large s shsn Tally
nstats5, sous,isu v.ishing n,ss CT
eight posbds. III iras ihs Bfsbus are
DOT tqusl 70 the Gs1u o. Datiinss Tor 10
bic &C.. or even The Hondsrs. bot ttsy DO
got disgrace The table by ssy nssss TIE
Bross L'shorss srs nou-sittsrs, bsiss I'd
uirsbls is,ss srsspl 10 the cold sssiesr,
shsu ,ssy ere then optaons by the Bnh
mas TIE L"storns nstars ssrly sod are
sfcelisDt iOrsssns. For the farmer The
Light Brahms 10 90 excellent fowl sed the
farmer needs . fosl the, uill 10y oil yin
ter snd do ito osn siitirs OF conrss
there may BE- some who will difn on these
polots, bat II 10 doubtful IL there esp be
ioand spy points 10 favor Of spy breed
tast eapnot BE- squsllsd BY The Brsbn0
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-06-26
GET At The CAUSE.
ne Day Of Drastic Drsss anA Psrsativss
Has Gene ny.

ne Day u Drastic Drag and Psrgatlves
Has Gene ny.
Constipation Of the bowels, usually
considered simple complaint, IL the
more dangerous because 1t is deemed
trivial. Trifes neglected become the
most serious Of ailments. "a dose Of
physic will cure II ia the usual remark.
But tho dose never cures. 1t relieves
for the time. but aggravates the COM
plant for the future, and next time
bigger dose IL needed. The bowels,
strained, weakened, poisoned BY re-
peated dosing with strong drugs. BE-
come more and more constipated. invit-
Ing appendicitis. deranged liver and
stomach, weakness OF the urinary or
gans, bad blood, and chronic organic
diseases OF various kinds. Constipation
should be cured promptly. Druggists
cell the one medicine that cures consti-
patton. They sell big bottle Of II for
ii and they call 1t Calcura Solvent. II
Is the latest discovery Of David Kenne-
dy, Physician and Surgeon, OF Kennedy
Row, Kingston, N. Y, and II you write
to the above address, mentioning this
paper, you will receive small bottle
free. Or IL your druggist does not keep
Calcura Solvent, send 81 and receive .
large bottle by express, all charges paid.
Richard +. Johnston. Of Rondout,
N. ", oncs the great centre. fielder Of
the Boston Baseball Club, later with the
New Yorks and the Cincinnatis, 10
known all over America. He took Cal
oura Solvent for constipation and torpid
liver Of long standing and was cured.
He recommends Calcura Solvent TO ath-
letes There are hundreds Of other
cases.
BY reason Of its cleansing and tonic
properties on the whole system, Calcium
Solvent puts not only the bowels, but
the stomach, liver. blood, kidneys. and
bladder In condition Of perfect health.
II il not Q mere purgative, but thor
ough constitutional remedy that cures
BY removing the morbid deposits that
cause disease.
The dlscoverer Of cslcura Solvent solemnly
:vs,. an SId ayssssp .Rd surgeon
k Sa o c z. but letters dIr.etea simply
DIR. David Kennedy" 90 70 a corporation Of
somewhat similar name. with the manager
pent Of which he Ia no longer connected,
sSsy KEssRBY kSS R hasssss
70 reach him. Do not b deceived BY rntsissS-
~ sds. Of olar parties xstao similar Mama
Calcura Solvent 10 for Sale by
a. II. PETTIBONE,
CENTRE. VERMONT
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-06-26

Wherever . man 10 90 loestsd ttst be
eau keep sevsrty-nve hers be never need
90 shott Of sroctriss
The A'b comuis.iobet Of The stats OF
loss has Tor several yesrs obtained large
supply ofyouns fsh bsss. pieksfsi. pike
ssd er,btns -iren lhs bsyors
s'sss the hiaisipri river. shsrs
The spawn s0 ts,ebsd, tod the b..
stocked The Inland lakes snd streams OF
tie state Of . tnsIl expense. Tsh meth
cd Of ssh eis.sibasios gill roe craze for
., Issst tso years esins TO the fsilars 0 |
he last Legislature 10 nsts ths asessssry
sppssprississ iu he verb.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-06-26
FEARFUL OR CHEERFUL

Whether a ensHan Is fearful - cheer.
iul drppn4s uci an shai she has uasrfi.
ally hai Whai she Is physically Many
"a inaglEgut husband Il drives almost
H. deRfatt hy The tNafiul oaihafs 81 a
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-06-26

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has eerefy
thing she
WATTS lie
wants 10
ne
WHIST the
matter Hut
the wife
can't tell
She only
knows that
kiie il de-
pressed and
Respondent
Such a.
condition is
usually rr.
lated 10!
some form
Of wosnsnly
New-York tribune., 1902-01-06

documents relating to prisoners who were out
on bail. Fifteen of the cases will come up for
trial this morning. but, singularly, none OF the
prisoners are in Raymond Street Jail, so that no
complications over Magistrate Higginbotham
can arise for day at least On Tuesday
number OF cases will come up for trial OF prison
ers now confined in the jail and II remains TO
be seen whether or not Sheriff Guden will release
them on an order signed by the magistrate.
WILL LEAVE THEM ON THE JAIL. STEPS.
Among the prisoners TO be tried by to-
morrow morning" said Magistrate Higgin-
botham, "are several persons charged with
burglary. If any of these are convicted l shall
send them in charge OF a court officer TO Ray
mond Street Jail and IL the Sheriff refuses to
ceive them shall take them there myself and
leave them the steps Of the Jail There my
responsibility will end.
LAS Justice Marean decided on Friday that
the elected magistrates have no title to office
and that their election is void and as he on
Saturday said. / was a magistrate with full
power to act. and that it is my duty to protect
the office. I believe that 1 am required by law
to sit here and protect the records involving the
names of persons accused of grave crimes who
are, Of course, innocent until proven guilty. Cor
poration Counsel Rives has nothing to say about
this case. and shall pay attention to him. 1
am taking this position in the interests of the
people / am getting exceedingly tired OF the
whole thing. however, and l want to go home
If the Supreme Court does not decide this ques-
tion soon l shall take all these papers to the
County Court House and dump them into one OF
the Supreme courts. 1t is a great hardship for
me to remain here.
Il wish 1t to be distinctly understood how
ever, that I have not barricaded the doors of
this court against anybody. If Mr.. Kramer
comes here 1 shall admit him. but only as a
citizen. shall not recognize him as a magis-
trate unless the Supreme Court DEGREES it, 1
am the magistrate here. and my mandates must
be obeyed and If he attempts to protrude him
s,,%A 4I,A Ys-N afn Chnn hlN Na
him locked up If the police won't do it we
will have somebody who will"
New-York tribune., 1902-01-06
NEURALGIA

We suggest curing a pain in
the face by taking SCOTS Emul-
sion into the stomach. Usual
way of treating neuralgia is to
rub liniment on the outside.
That's only a makeshift.
Scott's Emulsion is nerve food.
SCOTS Emulsion feeds and
strengthens nerves.
For an obstinate neuralgia, for
nervousness. for nerve weakness
take SCOTS Emulsion. It's nerve
food and nerve strength.
Wen send you a little 10 try. you like
0EoTT BOVINE 400 Pearl street. New York.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-06
BRIBERY INCIDENT CLOSED.
PRESIDENT FORNES EXPECTS NO
TROUBLE ABOUT ORGANIZING THE
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

Members OF the city government regard the
incident OF the alleged attempt to bribe a
fusion alderman as closed. Charles V. Fornes.
president OF the Board of Aldermen. told a
Tribune reporter last night that he anticipated
no further difficulty in organizing the board
I'VE shall meet tomorrow for our first session.
as the charter provides" said Mr.. Fornes. but
I expect difficulty. Not the shadow OF a
suspicion should be attached to the four alder
men who We're absent yesterday. Those gentle
men I have met personally, and 1 know that
they were prevented from attending through
sickness"
Mr.. Fornes declared that attempt had been
made TO secure the cooperation OF District At
torney Jerome in probing the alleged bribery.
so far know Judge Jerome has not been
called into consultation in the matter" said he.
With reference TO the statements of John L.
Goldwater. The Bronx alderman. which were
published yesterday. Mr.. Fornes said:
'Mr. Goldwater unquestionaby speaks for
himself in that matter He was not the person
referred to by Mayor Low. I know nothing
about his case beyond the statements that ap-
peared in the papers"
The contested election cases, an account OF
which was published in The Tribune yesterday
Mr.. Fornes said. would come up before the
proper committee in regular course, but men,
bership at the first meeting OF the board would
be determined by certificates issued by the
Board OF Elections. Mr.. Fornes confidently as
sured The Tribune reporter that nothing new
had happened. and that the alleged bribery incl
dent closed.
Alderman John l.. Goldwater who was re-
ported TO have been approached by Tammany
leaders. yesterday made the following statement
to The Tribune:
can't possibly be the man referred to by
Mr.. Fornes. did not visit either Mayor Low
or President Fornes on Friday, and have had no
conversation with either of these gentlemen
did call on Mayor Low New Years Day but
only to shake hands with hiTn-that is au'
When asked II he would say anything about
the bribery Incident. Alderman Goldwater re-
Piled
Il have absolutely nothing to say about the
matter"
New-York tribune., 1902-01-06
CRITICISES BISHOP POTTER.
DR. L. A. BANKS ALSO INSISTS THAT DR..
RAINSFORD SHOULD MAKE AN
OTHER APOLOGY.

Dr. Louis Albert Banks. as prelude to his ser
mon last night at the Grace Methodist Church, in
West One-hundred- d-and-fourth-st. replied to the
recent remarks Of Bishop Potter and Dr. Rains
ford on the excise question. He said in part
Two prominent religious leaders speaking at the
Church Club last Monday evening, made some re
10 merit most spirited rejonder. No man stands
reader to do justice to the good work of Bishop
Potter says that the prohibition movement is a
h to ssy to @ he fhe State o dn naYs has 6
trying the prohibition OF the liquor traffic for an
continuance in that State is overwhelming TO
say that prohibti9nists are frauds is unworthy OF
aef sf that the POhSq nS % Pce n is y wrong is 70
command and to indorse the principle of prohibi-
ton All Christians will agree with Bishop Potter
tion" are notes which the Christian Church ought
to strike and the most earnest prohibtionists lay
ter. When Christ gave US The New Command
ass of He The b fR6RFfa the ds s R6n
est and just as successful as the Decalogue.
declaration that the Womans Christian Temper Temper,
ance Union is Is doing the ,e devils 5, work Here is an
ever oreanized in the world They have belted the
most devout and the most noble and intelligent
Christian women of the whole world. Their ser
to edgcatsS The PuRG+ + and nd to saXe the drunkaTd
bitter denunclations OF the Christian minister. but
Dr. Rainsford says that they are doing the devils
wrath against hs hs Christian
Onion? They have a been ,Tyg trying to keep the sa-
and petition!ng for the continuance of the Ameri,
can Sabbath and have been trying to keep New
York from being turned into a Continental beer
garden. This. in the view of Or. Rainsford is to
do the devils work
Some months ago Dr. Rainsford, in an addr ess
on similar occasion uttered words so abhorrent
TO good taste and which aroused such torrent of
public Indignation that he felt called upon to nut
card in the newspapers frankly acknowledging that
he had spoken unadvisedy with his lips" Every
one thought this was wise and an honorable
thing to do The good doctors lips have PLAYED
him false again., Another apology is demanded by
the occasion. No man ever uttered a statement
abhorrent to the moral of the Chris
tian people of this nation than did Dr. Rainsford
when he said that the members OF the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union were doing the devils
sion OF the saloon.
Or. Ransford says that have no right To de-
part from the wishes of the masses Who are the
masses? Justice Jerome says that two hundred
thousand people in New-York City desire the sa-
looms opened on Sunday. and therefore they ought
to be opened. What a queer case OF the tail Wag-
ging the dogi Shall two hundred thousand people
be allowed 10 dictate 10 three million? Out on all
such nonsense!
This plea for the opening Of the saloons on behalf
OF the poor has not leg TO stand on have
been working in the downtown churches of the
New-York tribune., 1902-01-06
BRYAN NOT A CANDIDATE.
THINKS IT TOO EARLY TO DISCUSS PRESIDENTIAL
POSSIBILITIES.

THINKS IT TOO EARLY TO DISCUSS PRESIDENTIAL
POSSIBILITIES.
Cleveland Ohio. Jan. 5.-As the guest Of Mayor
Tom l.. johnson, William J. Bryan spent to-day In
this city. and will remain until tomorrow morning
when he goes to Wooster. Ohio. 10 speak at Jack
son Day banquet tomorrow night Thence he goes
70 New-Haven, Conn. where he will speak at a
jackson Day banquet on Wednesday night Con-
cerning the next Democratic platform Mr.. Bryan
said that he thought II early to forecast such
document but believed the party would stand by
what It has fought for in the last two campaigns
and that the money plank would be included in the
platform.
Regarding his own candidacy for the Presidency
Mr. Bryan said that he not candidate for
anything Asked IL he considered Mayor Tom L.
johnson the logical candidate for the Democratic
nomination for the Presidency in 1894. Mr.. Bryan
said
There is nobody in the United States who IS at
present qualified to name the Democratic candi-
date It would hardly be proper for me to assume
the right 70 discuss any particular Presidential
candidate at present This is because am not
prepared to discuss the relative merits OF men
who might be associated with the Democratic
nomination. AS far Mr.. Johnson Is concerned
every well informed man in the country knows OF
Mr. johnson and OF his work; but when you come
to discuss Presidential possibilities. that is an
other question.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-06
THEY WANT MORE LETTER CARRIERS

The New-York branch OF the National ro.+.,
Carriers Association held a special meeting ves
terday afternoon in Brevoort Hail. Fifty-fourth-st
and Third-ave., President NJ a Fitzgerald in tho
chair. to hear report from the legislative commit
tee Of the union and discuss the advisable of apI
tating for carriers for New-York The meet
ing was in favor OF agtating for an addition TO the
present force. Charles NJ Waldron. of the legtsla-
tive committee. made statement in which he
said:
Under the present law the letter carriers cannot
work overtime, and the business in New-York ia
increasing enormously. The result is that trip9
have occasionally to be missed resulting in delay In
delivery OF letters AS part OF the great public the
carriers want the force increased, ~
New-York tribune., 1902-01-06

THE Ex-DoCK COMMISSIONER WANTS TAM
MANY REoRGANIzED.
James ]. Phelan. former Dock Commissioner.
is the latest Tammany leader to urge that
Croker and the present clique in control of the
organization be deposed and a reorganiza ton
be effected with new leaders In an interview
Mr.. Phelan said:
Tammany will never get back 10 power until
Lhere mas neen an honest, thorough reform within.
The people have lost confidence, and nothing will
choice OF new leaders. particularly new leaders at
the top. There mustn't be a vestige left OF the
present regime Everybody at the tor must go
and most of the district leaders. would except
a few OF the district leaders who have not been
mixed up in the affairs which have brought dis
credit on the party; I would except. say Nc
Mahon, ponohqe, Hayes, Hopper. Featherson
Plunkitt. The sooner Tammany gets rid OF the
rest the better twill be for all hands
The outht now in control of Tammany Hall fx
not only responsible directly for the Overthrow oS
the Democratic party In the city, but indirectIv
for Its overthrow In the State and nation
This kind OF talk is heard from nanv Tam
many men, While it is expected that no change
will occur at the coming meeting Of the Tam
many executive committee as Croker has abso-
lutte control. there Is widespread dissa tisfac ction
IN the organization and many Tammanv men
are quietly cutting away and Joining forces with
the Greater New-York Democracy
New-York tribune., 1902-01-06
CHARGE EACH OTHER WITH FRAUD

MEANWHILE CYCLE RACE WINNERS HAVE NOT
RECEIVED PRIZE MONEY.
Boston, Jan. 5.-Referee Kelsey's decision in re-
gard to the finish Of the six day race at the Park
Square Garden Saturday evening is being anxiously
awaited by the riders and followers of the sport in
this city All to-day the Garden was filled with
the riders and their friends and every detail of
SATURDAY evenings finish was gone over.
Charges of team work the part OF the leading
SIX teams were openly made. Hugh Mclean and
Leanaef oecIared positively that the trio was out
70, win the race Mclean, who thrown on the
fourth lap, is confident that, except for the team
work, he would have finished first lynn
Mcr arIaho, freeman and Gougoltz make the
same charges aga inst Mclean and Leander They
say tnat the TWO had fixed up deal, and are now
angry because they could not pull IL through They
aLso say that threats had been made to throw them
over the renee If either of the trio tried IN win
The prize money has not been paid and viii NOT
be until Referee Kelsey has made his decsion
New-York tribune., 1902-01-06
PRESIDENT HOPES LESsLER WILL wry
LBy TELEGRAPH TO THE rRtsuSr

Ell
Washington, Jan. 5.-ln a talk with T. St John
Gaffney, OF New-York, yesterday, the President ex
pressed the earnest hope that Montague LessIer
would be victorious in his race for Congress aea,ns,
Perry Belmont The President told his visitor that
he knew Mr.. Lessler very WELL and regarded him
as entirely worthy TO represent the district More
than that the President declared that the Interests
of New-York City demanded heavier Republican n
representation at this time and he hoped the vof-
ers would take this into account when they go to
the polls. 9 ~
New-York tribune., 1902-01-06
DEFECTIVE METER KILLS -FOUR
WOMAN ASPHYXIATED BY
ESCAPING GAS

Hartford. Conn. Jan. 5.-Anton Chaves his wife
and their two-year-old boy, Joseph and Miss Mary
Devida, eighteen years old. were asphyxiated early
this morning in their home, in New Park-ave. A
tenant in the house discovered the odor Of gas
and traced it to the floor above. Mr. and Mrs
Chaves were found dead. and before a physician
died
The gas had been escaping from defective
meter in the cellar
New-York tribune., 1902-01-06
ANARCHIST PLOTS IN SPAIN.

Madrid. Jan. o.-The police have discovered
traces of anarchist plots in the towns of Jerez
de la Frontera. Alcals de los GazuIes and ARGOS
de la Frontera. in the Province OF Cadiz Forty
nine arrests were made and the prisoners con-
veyed to Barcelona, where they will be tried nv
the military courts.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-06
BODY OF MARY PECK FOUND.
WERE BURNED TO DEATH WILL BE
HELD TO-DAY.

Bethany. Conn, Jan. 6.-The body OF Miss Mary
Peck, who with her father burned to death
here early yesterday morning, found in the
ruins OF their home to-day. Charles Peck who
was injured by jumping from the house is still
suffering from the shock, but his condition is not
serious.
The funeral OF Mr.. Peck and his daughter will
he held on Tuesday afternoon
New-York tribune., 1902-01-06

large cities for twenty years. and know that the
atmosphere OF the saloon is wicked. impure ana
devilish. 40 is better physically intellectually
or morally for being in a saloon Sunday or on
any other day No doubt there SHOULD be better
meeting places for poor men, but that is no rea-
son why these ante-chambers to hell should be toll
Grated on SUNDAY
New-York tribune., 1902-01-06
LEssLER CONFIDENT OF VICTORY.

Montague Lessler, the Republican candidate for
Congress IN the With District against Perry Bel
mont, is making rousing fight He went through
the district YESTERDAY. and last night at the Fifth
Avenue Hotel said he confident Of victory He
said Belmont would be cut right and left
New-York tribune., 1902-01-06
FIRE DAMAGES CHURCH.
THIRTY PERSONS AT PRAYER MEETING IN
BASEMENT ESCAPE.

BASEMENT ESCAPE
The Greenpoint Tabernacle of the Methodist
Episcopal Church Manhattan-ave. and Noble
ST.. Brooklyn. was damaged by fire last evening
TO the extent of about $4,000 A prayer meet
ing attended by thirty persons was being held
in the basement at the time. All escaped with
out difficulty. The interior Of the auditorium
was completely burned out.
The janitor discovered the fire and turned in
the alarm He believes the fire was caused by
Christmas greens falling from the wall into a
gas jet The Rev. D. a Jordan is the pastor of
the church.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-06
HAQUIFAINE OFF FIRE ISLAND
THE SECRETARY GENERAL OF THE
FRENCH PANAMA CANAL COMPANY
ONE OF HER PAssENGERs

The steamer L'Aquitaine, from Havre December
2S. with merchandise and passengers 10 the Com
Pagnie Generate Transatlantique. sighted south
of Fire Island at 10 o'clock last night. NJ Edouard
LampIe, secretary general Of the French Panama
Canal Company, who is coming here 10 present the
proposition for the sale Of the Panama Canal TO
the United States. is one of her passengers.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-06
BULGARIAN ASsEnRLY nIsSoLrEn

Sofia. Jan. 5.-Owing TO the rejection by the So
branje (National Assembly, OF the demand by the
newly formed Cabinet for two months supplies
Prince Ferdinand has dissolved the Sobranje
New-York tribune., 1902-01-06
NEW TINE FOR CHANGING TAXES

Tax Commissioner Strasbourger announces a
chanse IN the time for swearing OFF and Changing
p3 pers3hai taxes Heretofore the time has been until
SAtpri So out under the new charter the limit is
on January 13. 20 ofeAeu
New-York tribune., 1902-01-06

Dr. Louis Albert Banks prelude to his ser
mon last night at the Grace Methodist Church, in
West ne-hundred-and- -fourth-st. replied to the
recent remarks OF Bishop Potter and Dr. Rains
ford on the excise question. He said in part:
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-06-04

not alarm his companions. but as that
cloud sifted thinly up the heavens BY
some unseen force. he felt more and
more convinced that he should have
refused to come out while It remained.
Still. he would not alarm any one,
and. ready for what might come. he
turned his attention to his guests, and
at tho request Of Athea. echoed by
the others, he started a song Leland
had written to the Banjo, In memory
Of their many pleasant trips upon It,
striking light accompaniment upon the
strings Of the banjo he had brought.
They were laughing and very merry,
criticising or complimenting Leland
upon the song. none Of them save
Priestly thinking Of harm. when-
There came a sigh over the water
like q monsters breath, sudden
bending and twisting Of the trees on
the distant shore. q shrek Of wind,
the rattle Of falling sail and swift
tnud Of the rudder turning to meet
the squall, and the Banjo lurched and
struggled up. and endeavored to beat
around to the wind, answering her
helm, but was struck down and over.
and the waves went over her passen.
gers!