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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-08-06

The frst thing John Gordon did on
reaching Hope House was to confer
with Miss Andrews.
"Do you think Mr.. Marsh will do
anything:" she asked. -
81 think so-yes." But Gordon's re-
ply was not very strong. ..l
"You are in doubt. He was deeply
impressed. But. if l mistake not. he is
the kind OF man to delay any move
that means n real financial loss. His
horror of the tenement conditions Is not
equal TO his dread of ultimate money
loss IL he tears the double decker down
or remodels it."
I'm afraid-yes," Gordon answered.
with a sigh.
"But OF course" he said after awhile.
you have used your influence with
the board OF health and the city Off
cials and all other departments"
Yes Miss Andrews answered quiet
ly.
But conditions are getting worse.
Why"
ASK Tommy Randall"
"The political boss?
"Of course you know he Is the rock
on which most of our reforms split
81 have never met him. or course
you have been to him pcrsonallyT
"OftCn. He's the most dangerous
man in the city. lie is utterly devoid
of conscience. have never found Il
single quality in him to which / could
appeal But, If lie would, he could
move the powers that be to right near
ly every wrong in the ward"
Gordon was on the point Of going on
with the inquiries, for what he had
heard of Tommy Randall, the boss.
surrounded that potent force with Il
certain human fascination, but Miss
Andrews was called away, and the
talk was not renewed until they met
again Mt dinner.
For week John Gordon continued
his special Investigation with Ford, the
university student The work took
him into another block. Coming back
one evening from the district he passed
by No. 81, and the sight of an unusual
commotion there caused him to stop
and so in. He thought of his little
friend, Louie and reproached himself
for not having gone to see him or make
inquiries. But the child was only one
of hundreds for whom his heart was
beginning to bleed as the unending ag-
Ony Of childhood's tragedy in the tene-
ments was beginning to be unfolded to
him.
He went into the court and up the
staircase and out upon the corridor.
Several women there seemed agitated
by some recent occurrences.
"What is it?' he asked of one Of the
women, who was crying into dirty
apron.
"Louie's dead" she replied and re-
sumed her crying.
John Gordon stepped to the door
leading into Mrs. Caylor's. The moth.
er met him there. Her face was hard
and fearless.
"May go inT' Gordon asked gently.
The woman made no reply, and Cor
don went on. The rooms were lighted
with candles. Several women were In
| the room" A man Vas ttdnting by a
table on which was rough pine CONN.
at which he was looking with disgust
or contempt ....... ....... ..
He looked up as Gordon came In.
"Who are your was the mans rough
greeting.
My name ID Jonn Gordon or Hope
House,
The man turned suddenly to one OF
the women who stood looking on sub
| missively. Take the thing out" point
ing to the coffin, "and tell Abrams tC
send up something better or he'll hear
from me-"
And this was John Gordon's introduc
| ton to Tommy Randall. the political
boss Of Hope House district, Ward IS.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-08-06


can; there are two sermonui
before the convention Of 0dn
izenship and a list Of chrd
that s never caAght up vn
question II any or all Of # ssi
tant as some of the thing
discuss with you"
He paused, and his grave iH
ed up with q CLEAN Of l'ssf
transformed his scholarly ~
into something quite difena
sat down again.
"What do you think Of "
Gordon1 How much Is It vn
anr'
The question surprised Gaa
I'm not a judge and d"'
ba I neglected my duties tom
and I am the last man In tA
criticise It."
Falmouth sat silent awhlk
'The church in this ciVsh
its duty" he said at last Ts
question how much It is realq
Chfist's commands When
the wealth and business s'
talent and culture in my OM
ual church alone. ! cannot D
myself how much Of It Is m
Grated to the uses Of the klNei
not know six men In my I"
CATION who accept the docths
ownership of property
taught in the Bible ano
When I preach on the suoN
pie listen IN a half amused
II I were n theOrist giving
that will not work In the pas
ness world. There are n@s
pie, in my whole parish Sn
tenth H their income 10 "
work Of the world
"How large Is your churc
asked. He was growing
interested IN Falmouths
for the minister had ts''"
alone.
1--WE have 976 names 90
roll There are sevepty'W
Over 900 resident member
twenty-five men in the CIV
over $4,000, II their return
assessor are true. we
church, missionary and beos
poses including my salais ~
$4,000. the sum Of sla%s ..s
We pay a quartet choir
We pay an organist ss%
committee paid s1,7W
flowers and decorations %
At least a dozen women =
spent $500 apiece on f,oT y
rations in the church
dosen women in the cnu
apiece on flowers and ~
their homes for recept"
and gave less than Wv ~
missions. This sounds -
and gossipy string o o.
But I am reminded OF :.
one Of Starr Kings e'"
To RE CONTINUED N"
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-08-06

Falmouth stood vp and
began 10 tdR.
ORDON went back
to the doorway.
where Mrs. Cayio9
was standing. She
was fearless and
apparently stolid.
what arrange.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-08-06
. NEURALGIA cured by DR.. Niles PALE
PMLA "On0 cent dose" Al all druRgista

How Are Year Kidneyss
Dr. Hobbs 8paragus Pills cure all kidney ills Gam.
~ fFss Add. sterling Rsnsdy o.. ChisSso O MY
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-08-06
1Re
RefOrmer
By CHARLES n. NflDCN
Author Of IN lis Steps" Robert
EG-Ly's Seven Days" Etc.
By CHARLES N. SHslDON
'I:.:......:-...S*S|s*S*

Copw.ght, 1901, by Charles N. Sheldon
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sSsS osAAo
"Why, the Nazareth Avenue quar-
tet I suppose. That is the arrange
ment made with them by the church
music committee-that I am to have
their services whenever I conduct q
funeral. But
The Rev. Paul Falmouth paused. he
saw at once the bearing Of Gordon1
question. Gordon watched him closely.
"Why rotY the minister said.
He rose and went into an adjoining
room and rang telephone bell. Cor.
don could hear him talking. When he
came out, he said simply: .
"Tbe quartet will Join me here al
2, and we will 60 down together.
don't think any Of them have been
down on Bowen street. But, for that
matter. neither have l. It won't hurt
us any to see It."
y don't know about that SIR. I'm
Of the opinion that 1t will hurt you
But isn't It about time that somebody
besides the people around Hope House
was hurt by what Is going on thereT
The minister was silent. He under.
stood fully all that Gordon implied BY
his remark. When he lifted his head,
Gordon had risen to 90.
Don't go. Gordon - that Is, unless
you have to. Why can't we have that
talk now as well as any timer
1--WE can unless you IRE too
BUSY? But 1t can wait. There's an
article for the Homiletic Review
there's another for the North Ameri
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-01-08

Mrs johanna Soderholm. OF Fereus
Falls, MINI, fell and dislocaied her shoul
der, She had surgeon get it back 10
place IS soon IS possible. bul was quite
sore and psiGed her very much, Her sou
mentioned that he bad seen Cham betlsin' .
Pain Balm advertised for sprsins and sore
ne,s. and she ssksd him 20 buy her a Dol
II. oil il. Sti,h be did. |: quickly reliev
ed her and eusblei her 10 sleep. which sbt
hsd not done fr several days. The son
vac so N 1cb pleased With iae relief il
gave his notber I at be has siuce recon-
met . ed II to Others For sale by A b
p tlbole, Manchester d pct, II Whip
pE, M.lcbesttr CvLttr. Jsmes Cody
5ya Dorset, j NJ Armstrong. Dortet.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-01-08

DR.. L. G. Simpson Of West F,irlee
owns the nusket IRON which wss fred
the fret shot at the battle OF Banker
Hill. DR., Simpson was born in DeeIiield
N. H.. Oct. 8. 1928, His fret reoollec
tion oil the gun was seeing 1t stand be
hind tho aonr 10 the room where bis
grandfather, Maj John Simpson slept
Major Simpson enlisted a. a private
and took part 10 t o celebrated battle.
The torder given TO the Continert el col
diers 10 that engagement ives TO refrain
from firing until they could see the whites
Of the enemy's eyes MsJor Simpson be
ing good shot, could not resist he temp
tstion TO shoot eiler they csme within
rsnge, so be fired, aud it ia Eaid, brought
down bis MAJ. This was the spinal for
opening fire ell along the line, and the
engagement became general. That the
story is trne is borne out by the fact thst
the msjor was placed undef errest fer dis
obeying orders, sn3 was fDslly court-
msrtisled. That thia arrest did not mill
tate against him Is ehown from bis s4b
,eqnebt career, az be rec to distinction
and was rap,ilv promoted nhtii he gain
ed the come TETON Of mslt
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-01-08

An epoch 10 medical science has been
marked 10 America ty The ,itit u Dr.
Adolf L1reIz The lemons surgeon, who
sailed from New York Tuesday bound
for bis home in ylspns, He came to this
conntry early In October to treat Lolita
Armour. little daughter OF j. Ogden Ar
monr OF Chicago for copseni,sl dislocs
ton Of the hip. II wss his isteutiou to
stay only smoa,h, iis lJrg euonsh to
wstcb the progress Of The cute. The opera
ton was catiiely successful, Bn, Ameri
eau surgeons, interested 10 his blootlrss
method, pufsusded him TO lcnsin aud
tour the oouutry, 10 ord r 10 demonstrate
his method oi opersli4R II consented
and then beesn 40 slmoH tiumphal
march OF mercy. CITY sftet c!ty vas visit
sd. aud In each place he performed msny
operstous, aud ctrialiy explained each de
tail OF bis method TO the surgeons gather
Cd Of the clir ice, Many little children
would have sfosu up dformed aud
helpless, will nov. through DR.. Loretzs
generosity, sr i've at hesltby mstufity.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-01-08

vs,ssii hs's nstrs yea ~ tHsssssot.
Ttas 10. 10 fsst, 90 ftes thiss 49, s9ls
iios 81 then. We ,t,ll a1ply sros tes
ara ID ~ ssiissmVa'. sta !. 90 srcv ihy
vli pasr.lir 90 sr.assll, rliSissis
ttsnsslrtt
Az ihs puslis nips rsitses u OF from
4 heils.y tcis.iis tld s.tir hto tss
tkssstusi acct. vs "a, isifly slsiu
itsi sst.,s u ist,t iesrbsd more tt.p ss
ttsss,t sr sse sbsul sens Of itess isH u
lar poliis.l AID eseL silnsHs Abss,
tracts. TOT iatt.rss. tk.is 10 lose ssae do
es.iss. Ts.tki ctiaily 70 The ttsfsr OF
TIE pt.ilsni ss3 - tbs sla.r itishits Of
Tee slicsttJ senua. psbhs siittuos -
tos eosessirsiiss itssli % . d,h lite plan
Of sIptfin eat 81 vi lstns fssalsiien.
It's federal soraEest sill itg. u Del 81
To, bsads o, tL, eonsfess then 81 tbs
hspds Of .ons 50 saqasnt ons. 10 told
ttsm 10 responsibility ,bd 10 ZONE degree
Of ppbiisiiy. Tots may be done at least,
% Effort nsy be made 10 do .t--by The led
srsl sortfspnsris power 70 rsguis,e iotsf
,l.is COZ msree We msy Try 10 nske 40
issfseiesl uasi.res slstins sv Elective
IL is great ssip 10 gel 20 dthaite plan
touesi Of the vague discussion ofs yesr
$40 Bat even With selesr plsn there iss
s.abbofn snd perhsps 90 intf sciu,l s,rns
ale shesi.
msy t'su - ,si3 ttsl We have made |
., lssst . negative tinj Of progress With |
tss soci.l problem Of ora uiT labor.
s me OF The u1ions hsve tried tbe public
ps.isuoe too fr BY iI.s3vised boycoiis
snd by 40 uopsifiotIe sitiiaie tossd the
N iliiip. ssd taefe has been . reSotioo OF /
pablo opinion ~ list them. TIE kadiy |
snd iudulseu. ana TIE eebe,sliJ symps
ih'l tic ,illtuie OF be large psrt OF The pub
lilo hes given pls,s 10 critirsl mood, The
bstm thst iil-!ed ubioas msy do them
selves has sssin become obvions. ard tucb
q public attitude is tue Gtst step toward
70 urn 10 8 conservative leadership.
And go With the rest We Slowly sdu
cate Ourselves by experiment. by mistakes,
by disco. ion. by collision, and by q ore
discussion. We re sale go iong rs there
are unnidsktble sisus Of scei i trowtb
Aod the msin matter OF clear tbirkiDp
,boul sil thtsi problems Is to know thst
"a sb al get rid OF them oily By outprow
ns them. Statues MAJ help, coed thee
lies msy be useful, constso, I fort is indi.
Bat ell these fall short except
10 they help tn erisb slter,dtveluped
public oWibion.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-01-08
Tho Problems OF tho Year.

The Pablo Opinion gives the ioilouins
seItible ideas:
We stsrt the new yesr with the zane
rtoap Of domestic problems with which
ee stsrsd the old year IN OR foreign re
ltiious sod 10 the tssks pres bied by COR
island astd, ve have made hesdvsy. TO
e. stsaig upbaildias OF oar nsiionsi char
Ter aud Of onr it1nenee 10 the world.
Tte yest as, gone y. noteworthy Tor the
etiilg ~ The ware. Tor the snbsidence OF
natiousl ,lou,ies. snd for The inoressine
riospeiiiy and strength OF the republic.
Bat OCT nili.r bone problems are wilh
Ca YET lhc unslF, labor. nuiors, the ,sriH,
u eorfsney. nabieip.i sda.inis.rs,iou.
aud rsea ieelius 10 politics.
fbese involve !ssks ,hs, csn 10, be done
BY sheer cuersy, touevsr veil directed.
sseh problem, are 10 fact symptoms OF de
feels that vet EXIT 10 oar nsionsl chstsct
er lsspsrieelly developed public otin
Ton they wculd diuolFe % fog aissoives TO
sahlshi. aud We move toward their soln
iloa a. ss move iswatd the bGlliina ap Of
The character md iGtsliisttce Of the PEG
pie. They sts inp0',ani m.tten Of eco
rsnie, nsesi. AID Political education.
There are many troblsms Of different
sni more diasali soft susb we're tbs
iask. Of The civil var ahi 0. toe rseon.truc
,ion period. Sach were ihe tssts preteut
Cd q, fnt BY The Philippine sisnds.
Ttess stre structural, 10 dUiss them se
we're uakins res sipetimett With rsppb
iissn sevsrsnsri itself We we're paiiibs
IL 10 ets issls Ba, sven the Trusts, and
satsl, lsbor-anisas slt tbs tsrn sna Tie
esfrsseg snd city sorefnnsr, involvs 10 |
.seh iaEisnsIisl activities Grave snd
siabbofn Ne .hess are. they are problems
-sitst a regulation. Of s3Ginistfslion. OF |
sosial gtosth. Of ssaesiion. For The ssla
Tics 81 them Ne iced ions ,aliion. We
slsli hsssls thf0ash rssy siperins1ls;
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-01-08

Pfss3sst Il 3ostvsll psrsr soc, 90, &c,
vbts thsi be Ia rot followed BY secrs.
.urios nee, DE DOES 20, lihs II std bs
slvep frirts 10 bsve tho prsesiae stopped,
bbt even he e.bboi bsre Bis osn usy 10
this matter ~ be 10 dfisias along tbs
street fuss on a bicycle eomss s,eslibs
alter hiey Jaisbsi good be could do 10
este The ptesiitb, should be srteted 10
oes csn say. bat BE- !. there JOS, ths ssme.
Secret sft'tee mo follow bin 10 bis ran
bic, through the c3aGify sni vhsn be
goes oai OF the city The pte,idsu, bin
self /. wheat isu The oUly spprebsn
siou be has OF dsn o. 10 biIsslf 10 When
be 10 the sasst OF ZONE city AID ATS 10 :
e.rrisss drssn by strange horses through
eto~ds Of people
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-01-08

Gamtsy sSa Lssiss5 stsG 10 be 'ssi'
Cos via NsEtsye "a feplf 10 its pre-
fo,Alos tor srbiltsiloa. CFiro - srres
.bls ts the rlss, tornais'td ~ tie Usii
s9 sistt,. .ua ~ ths uaiied si.i' 10
tlsstt8 size Ihs utJ tbinsa 10 stsefsi
.fs so.tF tbs soti Of Iaa Hssas sitilrs
Isn ossti 10 be essy. II nay be veil 10
f.nisa 90 a. tsu lS0lisb nesspspefs 10
the Uunsd States the, The rsrsobs ste
btoss thls ereJil.bls eobditioa " ,tias'
.is Tbeo8ofs Koo,sVtlt sbd J5bs Hsy,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-01-08


Ii ia stated on oihcisi 81 hority that the
physicsl fesiutes OF The 81. Lonise World's
Fsir will be complstsd by the end Of the
presel year aud be ready then for tho eI
bibits, gi,h four mouths ioI Interior prep
attion Contracts have been lei for nine
main sttactnres, which ioclude the build
logs dvoied to sft. varied Industries. ma
chipery. electricity. education, soci.l econ
omy. manufactures, lib raj sits. minss and
melsllurgy. Contracts have slso been
made Tor the architectural terraces for the
state exhibits. and for the hanging gar
dtns aad Cascade bill lhe lagoon work
il nearly Hoished. Drawings Tor the ssri
onl,nral snd horticultural bnilding are
ready. Several OF the principal bulldogs
are nearly completed. end all mast be
done by December next or the contrsc.
ofs ioriei. $500 day, Foreign govern
ments are s9tiVe 10 arranging for their
displsyt,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-01-08
sArrp Ar rnn GnAyrs Bnln.

Il koow | would long ago have been in
my grave" writes Mrs s. II, Sewsom, Of
Decatur, Ala. ~ il had 20, been for Elac
trio Bitters, Fer three years ! suffered
untold agony from the wore. forms OF indi
gestion, Wat,rbrash. Stomach and Bowel
Dyspepsia Bat lLi, excellent medicine
lid me world OF good Since log 1t |
eat heartily and have gained 30 pounds. 7"
For Indiges ior, Loss Of Appetite, Stom
sch, LAYER aud Kidney troubles Electric
Bitters are positive, guaranteed cure.
Ooly sos 81 J N Hird's. Manchester. and
j II Wbipple's Manchester Centre.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-01-08

The uaasa ss,a Y 'slaY sha Car
sHiy eoHpsRy Of Baltimore has psla 10
joel @ Baker, sltossv Tor y. u. Matt.
tecsitef Of lhs dstbusl Mstshsrts N.tiousi
b.st. s.a, GsA ~. which Is ihs snuasl q
The heed Of Cahiur G. W Mare, vi,b
sseraea islsfesi ,rd costs II hhss,iop
added. Tits nonsy wil BE- ntarly
tuousb 10 enable tba reeeitti to pay lbs
remsitiss 10 per eeet d,iietd doe to De
posiiets Of the bark, Tbs eoursuy has
6nslly been compelled 10 p,y he smount
OF ibis bond sitter hlhiioa The Gaze ior
sheai % months 10 tbe federal courts,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-01-08

Gould hu1iy express the tbshks OF
Homer Hall OF Wet pcitt. Ia, Listen
shy 4 ttrt'U cold bed settled on bic
luass, csuslbs most obstinate cough.
Several ptysiciaps ssil be bad coosnmp
tion, bat could DO help him When all
ihousht be ss doomed be bessn TO use
Dr. Kegs Mes Discovery Tor Consnmp
too aud writes ii, completely cared me
sod saved ny lie. | nox weigh 227 lbs. :"
lrs positively sarsatetd Tor Coesbs'
Colds .pd Llrg troubles Price 90, aud
81 90. Ti.l bottles free st J n Hsrd's,
Mace. ester. and II Thipple,, Manchester
Csstre
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-01-08

IN P..tsnor, ri. ht policems Of MAJ
hsu, Ia. writes. "Lmt winter | had Q bad
cold On ny lunss aud tried 81 least hall 8
der o advertised couah medicines and hsd
from two phy.icisrs without
getting sny be eft. A iiisnd recommend
ed Foleys Honey aud Tar aud tvoitirds
OF . bottle cured me. | consider II thu
srsstest cough sod lons medicine 10 the
sotIi." Sold by II Whipple, Mspcaer
ter Ccb,re; A II Peniboue. Manchester
Depot
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-01-08

.stssa q sAtans nai wal te-gs, e.l
sslreia
"a the hil II isa fas3 uf rrneAT
ealipi Sal urs. Solvent. q pgw a,rh, inc lis.
covered anA iatvslpeei IS = rtypaasAa |
fersnslly knas aBi bal eapGltnou in l
lHcsn llf nattA kgnnmly. kcnBeiY her.
khrsien. \ !. Fef thst rrspa5. AMI ijiat
opiy, | boeaa using 1t ~ aiasi tao wrfks
lfrH much bgtisf haA quite an spls-
tito, and inr1 agreed viii me and 80
nae ~. CAefti " tbs | kept usipg
Cslcura-Solt,pt ana trg il n hO4e i u,iebt
pgIAale cure me siiasrthfr INVITE 10
tAo Doctor Atou, ms case epi br ftpliel
that he firmly believed J voll snon he =
healthy wnusn, aul eskel ue 90 let him
know hew ! Mss Friiu& on. Ihrg 1ontha
lister | Wfoio ham sksin tasl has ssif ssea.
aBe, - 10 called b had d0ne oil b. rald Il
would, and that iur tito first time ii my
life I Has woll woman Tie Calsgra-
Solvent Appeared % dfite tho disease frum
my body and tAo elaui. from uy mtud
Please withhold for no present ms full
name and address luur faithfully, Mrs.
4. r. + Rochester, MY Angus, 10, 1891,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-01-08

This 10 easier said than tcbe, yet II msy
be oisous help TO consldes tho as ter Il
TIE cause il somtthirg ever slieh yca
have 20 cotuol Il 10 obvi, ne ihs, wnrf'ios
all 90, help TIE usiisr 10 The lest Ga
toe other bsna, II ~ithip yoa' con'frl yca
tsye Gully TO set MEto yea tsvs coli
iud fear 90 sitssk q pnsszoois. tny a
bottle o, Chsn bsr alas c ash Res edy
sai use IL ia3ieioasIy sod ~ esase 70 scr
ny w to The outcome viii quickly dissp
pear. There 10 no dagger Of pbeumoris
shsn IL to used Per ssle by A II Psili
bone. Manchester Depot J Il Wtippls.
Csbtfe. J.nes Cody. South
Dorset J NJ Armstrong, Dststt
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-01-08

hgwtt i.oD uttr qSatsu iSdicsss
thst llt eslsis disease q iOsi sta EsSit /.
bets si,assiiy SHAPED osi esd ibs' u
wil ~ oflf las ssslios 81 very 'hst,
tine before I'll usoss 81 tie nslssy wi
h.rs spuftiy ds,pps.,.a. The dissifis
rAes,sfa ssog % b, ne sc.npnstt sts
10 BE- raEuesees. u ba beeE isssi thai
itt s.iils Of Ctpb.e,iest ere I'll rishl sst
tht renseta 81 The nttuss s,sh are fte
lts lotest is esnaqsebrs.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-01-08

The d moct.tie stste platform adopted
10 Missouri last yesr hs, the following
pssssse: Professional lobbying bss be
come a positive msnscs TO good govern
msnt sud the pnblic welfare, The ,iste
sbd the nation are slike iniested by or
esuizsd lobbies, msiniliaed by poserful
Eutere, 6, who seek TO coplrol the political
and pablic sa,irs Of the people, Cesss
le.s vet should be wssei sssinst this
evil uulil 1, is thoroughly eIsirpsied. y
a. 40 evidence Of good f.iih, 1t ispro
r lsd to replace Ssnsior q orse Vest
With " Stone For yesrs Stone bs.
ben IT, biggest add beat paid lobbyist
10 NHenn, Democratic platforms 10
tbststa,e ate mere words without purpose
OF mesnlGs
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-01-08
AsII.U, MOMENTS.

Some OF the most anxious hours OF .
On others hie sre those when the little ones
OF the household have the Group. There
IL no other medicine 80 o1soiise 10 THE
terrible m lady ss Foleys honey and Tar
LISA household issorite for throat sno
luus troubles. and ss 1t contsins 30 opiates
or other poisons it can be safely given.
Sold by J Il Waipple, NJ ,noh.ster GENRE;
II Petiibone, Manchester Depot.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-01-08

Tts psssliu cosfh Which ieaissta
efonp, !, paastit sell trosp ~ TIE meth
.n q stssri etiiarb otlns thould b
Loo, ia tie hsaErot q q, ,ai i0r THE
pstp tstsErattlas ur-.slv . n ore ss
i.rual .rfrv.t ihsn Ckam bfflaiss
Cssst Btntby. D. eel sssle tsls .hls
time 10 trpsuU tahrs sitt stltlsa rrse
ais. 60 net - 49, ttseiy thsr a,y be
Toe o. spesa tat ift ttn nfsieite .
alrsstr .hs ~ .ypglca, Of creep gill
g9ieGly dHsppat', Fsi ,sis by A II
Psiubose. NJ ssle'id Dep, J II
Waippl.. Msaeats t,it. JsGs, CJdy,
Syslh D5u. J a Ar4fitohs, Dsfsct
A MILLION VOICES
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-01-08

II is estimsted that upwards OF $500,
600 he's haon ospenaoa 10, hniiaina NM
poses in Burlington during the past year.
With tbis amount between IS end 40
homes we're built at M approximate cost
Of $3.50. 900. the balance going fo- bnsi
uegs blocks.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-01-08

Eigsri s. Conart. who Tor many
years was state superintendent Of schools
and who bad been pfincips! Of Randolph
Normal School for the last twenty yeers,
died very suddenly at bis home 10 the
Center village Mondsy morning Mr.
Consnt was well known, not only 10 Yer
mont, but 10 all New Eoelsnd, as ore Of
the leading men 10 mstters pertaining to
education
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-01-08
FolLs A DEADLY ATrA.K

My vile vas go III that good physicians
we're uasbls TO help her," sri'Cs NJ, Nj.
Austio, OF Winchester. lpd,, 'but was
oupleiely cured by DR.. Knrs's Nsw Lille
Pills, They work wonders 10 stomach
and LIVER rouble'. Cu'e constipation
alex hesdsohs Is, al n HaId'e, Man
chester. and II Whipple's drug store,
Ms chester Centre.