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largely to blame for this. which
Frank Ashton of Mexico. a mining en-
gineer, says IL false impression Il
have been out walking up and down
Boardway,' he said at the Fifth Avenue
hotel. land looking at the faces and list
ening to the converse tions Of the people
I passed 1t may strike you as odd, hut
feel sure from a long experience in min
ing camps and a life spent largely on
the very edges of civilization. that the
relative proportion of educated and re-
ally refined men is greater in such sec
lions to-day than it is in the city OF New
York or any great city for that matter.
One meets in the mining camps OF TINS
continent q surprising number of well
educated and cultivated men, not Few
of them college graduates. Their very
life seems to have broadened their views
and purged out of them many conVen-
tional notions. They are often excellent
versationalists, with a wide store OF
information. and always Kind ano
thoughtful of others and ch1vairous TO
the few women they ever see. They
never keen thier seats in car while
woman was standing, for instance. re-
member once crossing the great range
that runs through Mexico and coming
down the divide the Pacific side into
wild valley where there was mining
camp of six Americans, almost an out
pioneer instinct of the Saxon. thought
as / saw them. And | found they also
represented the best of the Saxon kind
| ness and of them, at least, the best
| of it's culture. He was q college grad
uate and as weli-educated and refined
| a man as one would expect to meet in
| the East. Out on Broadway l have met
| a larger proportion of cheap people than
| l have ever met in the rough camps on
the frontiers New York Tribune.
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Plausible Enough.

Ascum-How did you make out with
that story you sent to the kiaptrap
Magazine?
Scribbler-Rejected. fancy 1t was
too clever.
Ascum-Too clever?
Scribbier-Yes. I suppose they were
afraid it would distract attention from
the advertising pages.-Philadelphta
Press.
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His ShrtnkaEe.

"And you love your husband as
much as you did at first?''
ooh yes, indeed: more. But he
doesn't seem quite as godlike as hs
did. "-Br ockiyp Life
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And Put Him I'm the Shade.

Hewitt-what became of the girl that
you used to say was the light OF your
life?
Jewett-Another fellow came between
me and the light-Judge.
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That student who fingers around the
foot of the class may eventually become
q first class chiropodist.
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The saloon is anti-American because
It Is antf-human.
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The world needs saints more than ser
mons.
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Rough Only in
- Their Garb.

NE generally thinks of pioneers
and miners as rough. often
tough. and always profane class
of men Probably fiction is
IL, IL. f.Ar h In q
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The Tragedy Of
- 1wo jHearts.

FEARS ago friendship was
formed between Sara Bernhardt
and Catulle Mendes, which
waxed rather than waned until
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young Men in Politics
Government, Whether State or National, De-
n1ands the Performance of civio Duties.
Hon. Bird S. Golfer.

l. CR government, by the very ma
ture of it, demands of each and
4 every citizen consideration or
civic matters. 1t is not enough
that the citizen goes 20 the polls
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IT SOMETIMES is profitable to look
backward Experience is tescher.
and when it fails the fault lies with
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OR many years no voice has been
raised, and no pen has written, a
word save IL: nraise Of rn.. Amer
lean girl. She has been put fol-
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n Plea For
Our Forests.
John Muirs Valuable Boob on "Ou,
National Parks''-Havn' Done by PSos-
psetoys, Sheep OWneSs and willie.

N his latest volume, Our National
Perks" John Muir has again hfeeo
his voice in an eloquent appeal to
the American people to save our
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ADVICE TO MOTHERS.

Are you disturbed at night and broker
Of your rest by . sick child suffering and
crying With pain Of cutting teethf II &C
send at once aud get bottle Of Mrs, Win
slows Soothing Syrup for children teeth
ing. II cures dysentery, disrhoes, regul
lates the stomach and bowele, cures wind
collie, soiteus the gums, reduces inhsms
ton. and gives tone and energy to the
whole system. Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
Syrup for Children Teething is pleasant
the taste and is the prescription OF one
OF the oldest and best female physicisp
snd nurses 10 the United States aud is for
sale by all druggists throughout the world
price Is cts bottle
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-02-13

Col, Fletcher ID. Proctor 10 the new
president OF The Vermont Marble Com
psny. Uutil recently there have beer
parties 10 other states. notably 10 Ne~
York. Who bad large to'dipss 10 the DOL
porst,on. and the charter Vas under this
laws Of that state. The proposal Of 1894
to rsorRsbiz, under Vermont laws ~ .
corporation OF ,his state. vss held over
for = time, bat 10 srs glad to note the,
the vast interests involved are now held
BY Vermoniers. With Senator Proctor az
90 active manager The company hiss
branches 10 Boston, Nsw York, Phils
dslphIs, Cleveland. Chicago. 1t. Louis
asd San Francisco, and ships Vermont
marble 10 Ausirslis. India. Chins, japan.
Europe and practically to oil psrts OF The
civillzsd world.
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A PROFITABLE INVESTMENT.

VI vss troubled for about seven years with
stomach and 10 bed bali my time" says
e Demick. Somerville, lad. IL open,
sbou, 81. 600 and never coold get any thins
TO help me until tried Kodol Dyspepsia
Care You don't live by what you eat.
bot BY What you digest and sssimilsss. II
your stom.ch doesn't digest your food
you sre reslly st.rsius. K,dol Dyspepsis
Coro does the s,omsoh's work by digest
log The food. Yon don't hsv. TO diet.
Eat oil you vsnt. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure
cufes oil stomach troubles.
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! .ssisa II salass ttai wa tsrrst s.s
sssrwaas~
Elm the fall 81 isFa reaA ~ remeiy
called CAirarsaSoltent. rrw u,s.licins dis-
ooycruA and introduced hy a pAysielAa
personally knrw Ani hal tanhaenoe ln--t
mean pr David kounely, ksnnesly hcw,
Eingrfan, n. Y. For thzi rv<-on. and that
oniy, hogan usAng H. In Atsut too weeks
| felt much leitey had quite an Arie-
tise. and food agreed wits me anA vet
me M. Checrrd ~ this I koia using
CAlcurA-Solttnt and l,exsn 70 hors Il faieht
perhaps cure me altogether lvreie 10
The DOCsor ahou, NV ease and he replied
that he firmly believed wouA soon l'e a
healthy woman. and nskcA me 20 lct him
lnnw how | MAS getting on Three lonihs
later ! wrote hitu again that his ssn pseh.
esae, as he oAllel Il, had done all DO said II
would, aud that for the first time in my
life ,oas well wumAn. The Calcurs.
Solvent appeared 10 drive The disease from
my boiy and the clouds from my mind
Please withhold for the present my fun
name and address Yours faithfully, Mrs.
A, n. T., Rochester, Ny, August 10, 1901.
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RANsFORD B. RANDALL's Fsr.rr

~ rTiTE ~ VERMONT Disffiet ~ "snohesisr ~
The Probal Court for he Distrtei Of AanoteStfv
To all persons Interested 10 the esists Of
Rsnsford Randall late of Eanags's iu said
District d.csssed 6EsfrIs1.
BY ths auit ofi,y Of the state ~ Vermont, you
are hereby notified 10 sppesr before the sad
Probate Court al the Probsts Ofics IN Marches.
ter 10 ssid District. On the tlh day Of March
1872 Al 10 O'Clock Ia The forenoon
70 chow cause, n any Jon have Why the sccount
account ~ fuab Randall EIscutuI, Of tho
e.ikts Of rad deceased should not DO
silowsd, and also WY the residue ~ sald estate
should not b. dslnbnted 10 the parties entitled
thersto.
Dated at Manchester, 10 s.id district, this
l2lh day Of February A. D 1907
fiss W. u. ED9khIOs, Jregs.
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A DEEP Mystery.

1t mystery why women endure Bach
sche, Headache, Nervousness, SIeeples'
uess. Melancholy. Painting and Dizzy
Spells when thousands have proved tbs,
Electric Bitters will quickly cure such
troubles. II suffered for yesrs with kid
ney trouble" writes Mrs Probe Cberley
Of Peterson, Ia, "snd Lame back psined
me 30 could no. dress myself, bot Elec
trio Biters wholly cursd M. end, al
though rs years old. l nov ON able to dc
oil my homework" II oversomes Oonsti
patton. i'm proves Appetite. gives perfect
heslth. Only sos st j. N Hard and j h
Wbipple's drug store.
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Dr. W seward Webb snd . company
Of rsilross nss sna capitalists started
north on Saturday mornips from kntlspd
10 special irslB consntius 81 I've carr.
They we're iipls sbssd OF The spos
storm that blsbtsisd C.nsda Sstnrdsy
night. b., The Tian OF The party 10 inspss,
the Canada Atlantic road bad to be dsierr
ed 90 scoount OF The storm The train
reached Otevs without much delay. A
mong tbo's sbosri With DIR. Webb were
Prcivsi W. Clement Gsores T. Jrvi'.
Sem sl Goodmsp. sssistsnt general irsishi
sssn, Of the New Yofk CsntF,I railroad,
Mr.. Meyer snd Mr. Sprssue Of New York
ritv
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Tho manufacturing industries OF Benp

The manufacturing industries OF Banp
iueton have rot been In 81 Satisfactory 9
condition in some months ~ they sfs Of
present. Some Of the knitting mills are
rcnning overtime and the large establish
ment Of Holden. L.onsrd 4 20. 10 run
several evenings each week 10 some Dc
psrtments. TIE L,sher Stocking Com
psny is very busy. The Bennington
Machine Works are also rushed With
work and the foundry OF the concern bs.
not been as busy in some tins. Most OF
the work is on pulp-makipg machinery,
though several orders for wder-m,kipe
machinery have recently been received.
Orders for the full equipment for az old
fashioned wheel powder mill to be opera,
ed by mules - the power have been re
oeived from Mexico.
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LETTER TO L Z. DAY
MaDch sster D.unt

Dear Sir: There are 8 thoussnd wsy,
TO cheat 10 oar business; snd whether oul
neign bors .uspect us Of chss'i1g or poi,
depends on onfselve.. our tab. Our i.oe
our eye. our vain. orr standing ttrsigh
up our crooked Or peighbon know oil
sbout us without b.ios toldl
We are pretty veil kuowp. We are no
infant LAG years old = beasn business 90
this little island New Yorl) 10 l774
H.ve been msting paint aud . moi Q 10
the world ever since.
And there isnts m.n alive or dead.
that wouldn't testify for u. il yon should
STIR him up.
We grind lead aud 2 uc 10 iioseed oil BY
mscbinery. ell together. Tba's our busi
ness. We live on the proGt = m schin ~
over hand work Paioies mix their
psint by hand they Imagine they do
they ball mix il. We Grind together:
vhole-nir. Batter and cos,s lees money.
We are the y ~ best fdeni the painter
hes. II be knos. it YES, whether be
kuoss il or not He csn's .f,ri not TO
know It. We are the psiatei's costumer's
iri.nd. We save them 10th money.
Yours tfniy.
T. W ThvoR & Co.
+ s: A l.. Graves settle oor p,int. ~
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Tbs isvaligsiion in,o the cause Of The
recent railroad disaster 10 Hew York, 10
which several lives we're Lost in . collision
70 stennei, hes resulted 10 the discharge
q The susinssr who ". held u,be oul
.bls ons aud the nndiug tibet tbs otfisisls
= the road have neglected improving the
Conditions although they hsd been often
~srned thai the danger OF sccidsn.s va
'sry eroa ss the engineers we're onsble TO
70 lbs sisnsls. Itu the custom When
s4ere iss railroad sccident 10 punish the
snsinser or conduetor when the blame
ilan times rsss on the Management OF
20 road, aud when opce the blame 10 plse
u where !, belongs and those Who have
asslsetsd their duty are made to sufIer
tor ii. there will be . great decrease 10
the nnmber OF accidents.
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Tnor.ASps sKNr rNro E1rLR.

Every year . large number Of poor sul
ferers whose lnoss are sore end rsched
sith ccushs ys uraed 10 90 TO another
climate Botlhis y costly end no. slusys
sure. Don't be 90 exile when Dr. KINGS
New Discovery Tor Consumption will cure
you ct home. It's the most infsllible
medicine for Couphs, Colds. and oil
Throat and Lupa diseases on earth. The
hrst dose brings relief. Astounding curfs
result from psrsistsnt use. Trisl bottles
free at ]. N. Hsrd's end j. Il. Whirple.
Price 90, and s100 Every bottle gusrsn
teed.
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TAX SALE

Il
The non resident proprie,ors Of the Towt
II, winhsll In the County Of Bennington 81,
hereby notified that the taIes as, essed by ssie
Town within three years next proceeding thi.
date remain either IN whole or in part ubpaid
on the following described lands in raid Towa
to Wit
About 100 acres Of land. il being The same
decided 20 Carrie sonfoe by Wells Dickinson
May 10 1897 aud BY g. II. Long 10 Carrie Monroe
May 70. 1877 osnsr Joshua e. Wilder.
TAI for 1899, 81 so. for 1900 81 ID. for 1901
ue3, Total tis a.
About ls0 acres Of lard kpoun a. the Charles
siark's farm Ovner @ A stsrt's esiais.
Tar for 1900 t5.s3 for 1901 ~ ~. Total fi2 II.
About 80 acres OF lard, il being the same
decided 10 A v. Turner by A. keaulo, Feb. 9,
1901. osnsr Charles Is. Carlton.
Abort 2l6 acres OF land II beins the Day place
leo called. Lot No. ~ Ia the 18th rsngs aud
land decided by Charles Dunbar W Wilbur l..
Taylor oci 1924. Owner W. l. Tsylor's estate
TAI asa
MIL privilege and 10 acfes Of land, ard beng
The same premises Get Of 90 an creation. Hort
n Waeeler W James E.odxei, Oct. Z3rd, 1868
Owner u. II. akteIer.
T.liOas
Ard 30 much 81 said lands siil be sold At pub
lie snetioB 81 The Morgan House 10 Bonduils.
90 the Ash day u February nett, ~ 10 O'Clock
IN the forenoon. - shsl be fsquisiie 10 dc
charge si1 tAres with oosis. unisss prsviossiy
PAID
Dated At winhlH this 2ssh day Of Jsru.fy
yRKD ". SHELDON,
sssv coiieesor Of Town Tafa.
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q vernon Tails ststement Of conditions
. The Philippines before ,hs senate CON
flitise last week should satisfy every msn
a woman 10 the UaItsd States shat they
G0H have the fscls. Whether or not these
iscI. are altogether psls,sble 10 smother
e.a',st altogether. Nothing Of . sisrtliue
store vas brought out 10 the course OF
ildee hits examination, but be confirm
,bs already existing belief that The
Hlnds we're slowly bu, surely being psci
hii, std dispelled the dissgreesble iu
pt+ssion thst the civil and military snthor
ttiss wtte At loseerhssds. No one can ssy
fhai tns governor gives fossste hue to
,ae sltustlon; he merely demonstrates to
tha .siisiscIiou OF reasonable people that
ous position 10 fst from being . hopeless
Gre and ths, IL is steadily improving.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-02-13

John W, Titcomb. sup erintsndent Of
the nstlonsl 6ah b'tchery station at St
Jobnsbury has been sppoipisd chief tl
tho division Of ash culture, with hssd.
quarters sl Washington.
Representative Hsskins appeared 10 Lis
msiden speech before the House todsy
said = Washington despatch OF Feb, 3,
bnt be spoke like . veteran. His subisc,
was the sp,i-oleomsrgsrine bill and be
occupied over ball 90 hoar speAkins ~
though be vera sccustomed to the hall
snd surroundings aud commanding the
cloet,t attention,
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CBiLp WoE1s kuiJ,r.

my child IL worth niiiioss to mr." ssys
Mrs. Msry Bird OF Hstrishars. Pa. yet
/ sonld have losi Der by cfoup bed cot
purchased bottle Of oae Miooie Cough
Care" oss Mihute Cossh Care 10 sare
cnrs Tor cossh, crosp AID ihrosi ssd lag
uoablss. 40 Absolutely ssie cough care
shich seis Immediately. The youngest
child eco tsss !, With sr,ire safety. TIE
little oass lits The taste srd remember hss
oitss /, he'd hslped then. Every family
shoald have bottle Of oss Aisals Cc1sh
Care hssdy. A, this ssssos especially II
nsy b nssdsd saaasoiy.
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Nai4su u. hBu, utn bsf ~ ,hs i,ih
ass sstsl samnlaias. esainssis. % ~
h.sstr sftirls 90 She proposed s,bniss
.tis esssl " -. fserss'y Seribssris Mss
,hs,. eoteisdiss .ht 10. falis.iss cen
psti.e1 al he 100 rpsta sSda eor.isus
iios,
Cotsstly s,.iiss the siissties. ia r.iS
t.tsru n,y bs expressed son.vksi -
tsiio.sg
Bolb tssl. ss stiirtly ''pfssiiesbls
sta f,.,bis
Ssi,hsf rosie 10, suy mstsrl,i soGGsr
cal sdstrtssrs ottt tie other /. 70 tint,
slttessl ths q STAGE bstsetn onr A,lse
tis atlsaifs 0Il'D and p.csas pefs 10
To-. " iss Nie.fsusa, iosis
Ihs P.ssg, roass il sbos, ost-'oa,,s
tie lstsit u lta 10 Sicars1sos' ~ hss
ls,s lssis i,s 'lt.s,iop 81 ,snuii.lsvsl.
.rd i.r Ices tefssioIs, oil eoblfiba les 10
sof.pOIdissiy decreased ri,ks pseolisr
70 the ps...ss through the canal. The 20
tinstsa sshusl cost q operation and naip
lsh.ues OF tie P.p.ns fon,s IL bu, siI
nn,b. HAT Tor ihs Siesrsusa. roa,e
TEE barber ie.tafes nsy be made sis
lssls ~ all the needs Of the csnsl by
either route. With sueh little prspoptsr
saee Of sdssni, sc ~ may ala, 10 favor Of
| a
Tee cen n5issiop sslimstsd leu years for
the ooupi, TOO Of the P.nsus canal sod
eisb, ,s.rs for The nEsssu. vsiersS,
Bat tie writer bflis vss That these relations
should be exchanged. or 81 least that tie
time Of eom ple,ion for the Psbsm, rouie
,boDl3 cot he eslim,ied sre.ler then Tor
the Nie,rsusu,.
TIE sster supply !. practically unlimi.
ed 90 bOts rUr.es, bat tbe controlling or
regulating .erts. beios su,onsiic, are
much simpler aud more easily opsrs.ed
snd nsintsiped on The Psnsms route.
The Nie,rsnsus ronte 10 practically On
iuhsbiled snd consequently pt.ciic.ily no
sickress eIisa there. o. the P.usus
ronte, 90 the eortrs'y, there 10 . consider
sbie population extending along the
route. among uLich yellow lever aud other
iropiosl diseases srs probably found. 10
i,isl sanitary works Of much larger msaDi
,ude would be rtquir. a 90 the Psnsms
rou,e than on the Nic.rseus. sllhousb
probably as rigorous ssnitsry measures
uould be required during the con
slruolion Of the canal 90 one route Is on
the other
The railroad on the Psnsmi route and
other facilities rffsred by . considerable
existing population render the beginning
u work and the housing and Organization
Of the requisite lsbor force less difficult
sud more prompt .b,n on the Nic,rsgus
ronte.
Tho greater smounl OF work on the Mic
usugus route, aud its distribution over
Ter greater length Of lins, Involve the EN-
ploy msnt Of correspondinely greater
ioroe OF lsborers Tor 90 tquslly prompt
completion q e work
The relative seismic condition OF the
tso routes cannot be lusnti,stvely sisted
With accuracy, bot 10 neither cave sre
they OF sufficient gravity TO Cause snIiety
~ TO the effects upon completed canal
structures.
Concessions aud treaties required to be
seouredsBd negotiated for the construction
Of the canal 90 either ronte. bat the Nie,r
"a 90 route only lie free from th, complies
tons Of prior rights and concessions.
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Barns, bruises sB3 cot. ere extremely
pslaisl .Bd u ueslseied often rssot 10
bloo5p,i osisg. CtiidfsD are especially
ii.bie 10 s0ab eish.ps bscsnte hot 90 care
isl, Asa remedy DeWh,'. Witch B,zsl
s,iss IL uascu.llei. Dn.s 90, The afe.
sior. the psir, 5000 Ltsls tbs sopud. BE
~.rs Of eoubtertis sare core Tor piles.
I'D Nhis Ni'eh H,E s,lve eufed my
bsby Of erzsms sitter so physieisns save
Der up" whites Mrs. lanes Mock. n, Web
s,.,, lad. THE sores we're 90 bad abe
soiled tao to Ave dresses day"
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BLOWN TO ATlhs.

The old idea that the body sometimes
needs . powerful. drsstive pureative pill
has been exploded, for Dr.. Kings New
Life Pills, which are perfectly harmless.
gently stim ulste liver and bowels to eXpel
poisonous matter, cleanse the system and
absolutely cure Constipation and Sick
Headache. Ooly 25c Of J. N. Hard and J.
B. Whipple's.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-02-13

BtAioy sili b. searched 10 vein for %
ies.sact q nslionsi sensrosi,y ssusi TO
thai sboaa BY the U6i.sd States icssrd
The iIhsbitsnts OF ouba This county
hss given freely Of 10 blood aud treasure
10 libefsle the island. has cared Tor II dor
Ina The military period that necessarily
followsd tie reIitqostmept Of ownership
by sssiu, has assisted 1t TO set Tor itself 10
forming The indspendsbt aovsromentit de
sIrss. sod 10 nov rssdy to retire. leaving
tbs nsw republic TO shape iu owu politi
cal future.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-02-13

Allev . ooose e ran uHtil il sels bsyctd
NE rcAeh 81 Deaiciue They olieu ay,
Oh. II vill seer sssy, bpl 10 nosi essss
% -iil scar then sssy. Goaia thsy be
issaed 10 Toy ibe sopcessiui medicine
called ke@p'. Bsls.n, wbich !. .old 90 .
positive suashife to eurs. they would
Immediately .~s the eicsllsst sssc, alter
ufins ite erH dose P.iee "a sni zoe
Trial siEs free, Aisli druggists
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Deputy United States Msrshsll FrsSt
Il Chspmsn. OF Ru,lsnd hss been spoken
Of ~ Successor TO John w. Tiieonb, OF
ST. Johnsbory, 10 the efiics OF ststs fsh
sni game oomnissioner. This offics will
beeoms vsesut Is coon - Mr.. Tilsomb be
gins bis doiies - ebisi OF the division Of
n,k eeliure Of tho Uoiisd S,stss Ash com
mission. With hsseq1srters II Wssbioston
Mr.. Chspmsn has bad . large smonni OF
experiences 10 the soik Of Ash hs,chirs
ard r,i.inr.
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CAnD.

We. the nsdetisned, do befeby sefee
TO rsfund the money 90 . tiily cent bottle
Of Greene's Warranted Syrup Of Tar II Il
tsils TO cute your coueh or cold. We 81
so eusrptee . twenty Ave cent bottle TO
prove satisfactory OF money refunded.
All Pettibore. Manchester Depot.
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Genesee Pure Food 90, Leroy, N. T.:
Dear Sir: Some days since Q package oil
your GRAIN-O preparation was left ii my
office. took It home and gave it . trial,
and | have to say was very much pleased
with II, IS q substitute for coffee. We
have always used the best Java and Mocbs
10 orr family, bat sm free to ssy l like
the GRAIN-O o. well 90 ihe best coffee !
eyre drark. respectfully yours,
A q JACKSON M ID.