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~ ire neace only when It's pillars ana
fo,n1ation stones are made up OF q SOUND,
he,ltry fnl1blic continent. Let the MINIS
a.. II, the pulpit cease TO deal with theo-
lorfcal a Distractions. and get IN touch WIN
M. people get closer to humanity. = nere
isSnoth hing more beautiful In the NE OF
Christ-Christ, one OF the God.-he a az
Christ the Dvine-t han his human'tS.
Our Lord said !:
l4"Render unto Caesar the things mat a NJ
! "a s. the citizens obedience 70 "a ne
law Let the professor IN me class ovn'
mr., aside now and then from the lnys-
teries OF physical science. from the prem. :.
iaes ana deductions OF metaphysics, an
"a, down into the hearts OF the youth
before hlm-their aspir atoms. thel: dou :,
md pcrplexities-ands let him lmoue the
souls OF tho rising generation with an
onlightencd respect for and steadfast sup-
port or the law. Let not only the 1uuse
on the bench, but the lawyer prosecsu' 'l, :
or defending n ellen t. the Jury Trying th e
case, the people filling tho COURTROOM ',
realize TO the core q their neaI.s 49,
! ss,,,e Tho sanctuary or tho Most High
there Is nothing In all the land more sa-
cred than the temple of justice: let them ~ ,
.ce,s to IT. that the mob assault nor :. 5
wills. that violence undermine not lis
foundations. s5 !. I.
III Z is a woful thing for a republic when
the civil law must be upheld and pro-
tected BY tho bayonets Of military force.
The soldier Is glorious, stormlng pat pat,
CIV, scaling a rampant, cashing steel
With steel on the field OF strife the =, SOL
der is nobly fighting for his country, ms 2
linltars ana his fires" the soldier IS ma I
1estic. gray-halred and bent, bearing ms
scars, receiving the gratefulfloye OF ms
| nnr,,,,lc waiting now only for TAPS ana
nrhts ont: the soldier is terrible, stand
Ing With the sword in ono hand and the
o't7 = g ]. II. NJ.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-09

ploys negro dentists to help him. x
q Negroes in Brooklyn are prospecting In
the second hand clothing business. One
negro is the proprietor Of two stores.
and is thinking Of breaking into Baxter
street in#the same line OF business.
A negro runs a well-equipped photogra-
White customers. Negroes have tried
their hand in tho fruit business in Brook
8lyn. and several OF them are proprietors
OF well-paying places.
a negro magazine published in New
York is edited, printed and distributed
exclusively by colorcd men.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-09
NELSON & LADD,

81. = Z 4 = y & Z .
think this will help teIexplain why. IN
tho las twelve months. Z no Richmond posi-.
Office had to return $3.50 pieces Q! maj!
matter8to inc sendcrs for correction. ana
2GSl1 pieces TO the Dead Letter once
on account OF illegibility and carelessncsH
III addressing. s]
read ali article In last SUNDAYS
Times Dispatch on Training OF the Eng
Z fish Girl In which It Is stated The cd'l
cation considered sufficient for a slrl q Q,
good position twenty years ago would
not 81 tisfy the requirements OF board
school to day, When3n child LEFT me
nursery she was handed over TO the. care
OF n EgOverncsS who was supposed ~ br
able to teach all branches OF rnlng. y
makes mo slliver to remcmber now Vast
was supposed to be the erudltion Of ms
one woman, who could teach. at least
three languages. music and singing MS
tory and mathmemntics ana VINO WI
expected. moreover. to be genial am Good
tempered out Of lesson hours. d
Arc our schools not following the Eng.
fish method OF twenty years ago: DIV
making Il great deal worse mnddle ! ol
IL III requiring one teacher TO teacil h,o!lt
City children on ten or u dozen u'l1ereNt
subjects?
Can we expect the teacher whose forte
in arithmetic to 10 equally good IN tear eng,
ing grammar and geography. or ono VINO
can hardly rend his own WHITING 70 pe
good nj teaching It?
m With the number OF teachers 2emplOgcH
in each school in Richmond, why not iinve
specialists making a TEACHER teach ona
subject only? IL would be easier ,iasta f tor
tho teacher and Great aeai pe ,,nro ~
7,''1s II. r. RITCfl 70. u
H. I2Ichuoul Va s {44s3f + i3jai
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A&j
| AZ
ITkNsl3

| N% ! horse, ''Hans' by name, was en-
Wv hibiting such mental powers as
YNNEI5t hitherto have been monopolized
Wxszl:xI) BY mankind, the story was set
down as Il "hot wca ther" or silly sea-
son" yarn. Hans was vouched for, how
ever, by German scientists Of pondnrous
dignity and reputation. and he public
became seriously Interested, 1t was out
Of the question that German scientists
should spring hoax of this sort and sign
their names to 1t, and 1t Is equally i,npos-
sible TO imagine. this remarkable equine
Hans giving 4 horse laugh in fpce OF
such credentials as have made HIN IA
nous the world over, 81
Professor Moebius. director OF the
geological Museum OF Berlin, one OF tho
foremost authorities in this field of in
vestisaton. has prepared an exhaustive
treatise for the "National Ietung." in
which he aHlrms that Hans Is a rational
being, whose mental processes include
tho capacity ITO distinguish clearly im-
prcssions received by the eyes and ears,
TO keep them permanently In his mem-
Dry. and To express them exactly" In
other words, this four-fooled prodigy IL
rot merely Grained hose" whose
tricks aretaught him, as a dog Is trained
TO repeat mechanically those movements
| impressed upon him by motives Of fear or
hope Of reward
Hans was, indeed. no more than n re-.
markedly Intelligent trained lp,rse, unt.l
he began 70 improve upon the sinipis
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-09

T(rIEN. report first spread that n
horse, "IInns" by name, was en-
hlbiting such mental powers as
al hitherto have been monopolized
VII by mnnKlnd 1 hn story NNnS set
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Our Candidate.

Editor az rhe Times Dlspatch'
Elr,-- What "A man! What a man - .. en-
claimed upon reading In your columns Messfs'
Editors, PnrIser's letter OF acceptance, hio re-
ply 10 the crafty chnllongc q RooaeY e, ne y
inImitable, and strictly III keeping Win NV
candor and courage Of u pirtuous soul that
scorns' TO practice Tho arts OF drmagoEy. y,
h Every action of the mGp from before th u,
convention, and during tho convention ana ~ 2
Ter tho convention hGs been Wise. coura geouf;
conHstent. Never In political experience, g, 9.
nearly half a century have know. pubic
man q approach so near tho idenl OF the re-
publc's gray old fathers, . :.
But what care q debauehed &, electorate, !, 70. .p
a plain, old fashioned fellow like John STAR
shall, or James Morlroe2 Mathinks ! hear them
sory. away with tho disciples Of these 90
l{ogles! i si. I. lt58 . !,
never mind his indiscret!ons; such addler
puted creatures thGrls more Of tho iIas than
q the Constitution thst 9ra Ia INC ing
f's3H a 4 IA HEP'TU IA @ IINARIAN
Richmond, Va lE8:
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Modern School Methods

Fayetteville, N. q =,
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Some time ago two negroes. opened
tailor shop in West Fifty-third street.
In short time the business made SUCH
progress that new quarters had to DO Sc
cured At first the firm dealt only IN
1na1e.to-order clothing, but now It man
ufactures all sorts Of garments, sucn as
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-09
very :. stable
prcspered as piano movers, livery
Keepers and furniture movers.

Keepers and furniture movers
a hotel and restaurant on tho West
SIDE, where white and colored folks dine
daily. is owned by TWO hustling negro
bl others and is doing so we'll that the
owners are thinking OF having a new ho-
tel expressly built for them.
up in Harlem a negro named Taylor
runs a conservatory OF music. He has
large class, which includes several
white pupils. There is a colored dentist
on Sixth avenue, who has a large prac-
ltice among the white people. lie cin-
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-06-02

Details which have arrived from various
sources concerning the battles that retult.
ed In the capture OF kin.Chou aud the Rus.
sian position az Santhar, only confirm
Whist was evident from the fret dispatches,
and are highly honorable to the two armies
which were pilttd against each other.
After the artillery In the defences which
crowned the latter position had been reduc.
ed almost to silenc', that Of the Japanese
Wal turned 90 the iicnches where the Rus
alan isfaniry had stationed Itself In two or
three llnes, supported by rsIli.are suns.
The Japanese artillery soon advanced to
The s.,sek, ta' VAS first halted utdsr q
terrible fire flom the eremy, by ~irc er-
tsnglements and similar defences OF the
ground. II succeeded, nevertheless, 10
crofs'na these obstacles and arriving with.
10 200 meters tGs8 fesi 81 the Russian
breaches.
Thence II vaialy TILED sevs-al iitnes to
storm the Rassaa lines, bot, dispatch
says, al the ciil sers aud soldiers fell on AZ.
rivlnx within 10 OF no meters feg or 100
feei) Of the trencbes. Il bgesme necessary
10 suspend these tangaissry and fruitless
attempts Until. The Japanese artillery had
sgsin coseenusted i,s Are on the defenders
or the trnches ard opened tiesehss
through which the inirspId asfsl,anis, 10
splie o. their Iosses and repeated check,
tuoceeded In penetrating in,o the mltr. Of
The Rastianf, who thea reformed further
back.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-06-02
STATE NEW s.

Geo N. Godfrey, well known man OF
Brandon, wss found dead by the roadside
Monday, with bis bicycle nearby. 1t Is
supposed that while riding he was at.
tackled by heart failure, which caused bis
death.
DR.. L C. Wakefield tf Montpelier, q
veterinary surgeon, dropped dead Tuesday
Immediately sitter performing an opera
ton on colt In Waterbury.
The first keel plates OF the new battle
ship Vermont were | IL Friday at the
yards Of the Fore River Ship & L ,gine Co.
In Quincy, Mass. The Connecticut, ver-
mont and Kansas will be battleships Of the
drst class and the most powerful type In
the American navy, Of l6 900 tons displace-
ment and speed Of IS knots. The Yer.
mont will not be ready for launching In
less than two years.
Miss NJ. Mabel S.earns Of West Pawlet,
senior At the Pla.tsburg state normal,
has been awarded the silver medal offered
by Congressman Francis Burton Harrison
for the best esiay on "What 10 the teachers
responsibility as to Instruction concerning
the duties Of citz,nshipgi
Mrs. Tony Myli1c. the italian woman OF
West Rutland, who was badly burned about
her body by the upsetilug Of a kerosene
lamp at her home 10 Wost Rutland last
week, died at the Proctor hosp al TueidAy
m )fring.
Mrs II l. Lyster OF Wells Il yer was
re " burned In the face by the eIplo-
sim u ban pot which had become seal
ed Dir tight. She bad ist taken the bean
Pot from the even and started to remove
the cover when !. turs', tie contents 60
ing directly 10 her fsee. Twas feared at
fret that her eytslght would. be destroyed
bu; It IL now thought there will be no per-
II jarr.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-06-02

Alfred y. Watson Of Hartford, secretary
OF the republican state committee Of yei.
moui, has sent out The call for the state
convention to be held In Montpelier, Thur.
day, June 30, at 1880 o'Ieock, The pur.
pose Of the convention Is to place In romi.
nation candidates TO the offices OF Cover.
nor, lieutenant governor, treasurer, score.
tary Of state, and auditor Of accounts, to
be supported by the freemen Of The state
NJ the state election TO be htld Tuesday,
Sept. g, and four presidential electors to
be voted for at the presidential election to
be held, Tuesday, Nov. A new ttate
committee for the next two ensuing years
will also be elected.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-06-02
ntAnrLlNn rrsr

To save life, Dt +. @. Merit, OF No
Mehoopspy, Pa msde startling ,est re-
sul,ipg 10 wonderful cure. He writes,
"a patient was attacked with violent hem
orrhsgss, caused by liberation Of tie stom.
sch. had ofien found EecIie bittert
excellent for acute stomach ard liver trou.
bles go prescribed them, The patient
gained from the frs, and has not had an
attack 10 Ii months" Electric Bitters are
positively guaranteed for Dyspepsia, IndI-
gestion, Constipation and kldoey troubles.
Try them. olly 30, att. N. Hands Man.
chester, and j. II. whipplet, Manchester
Centre.
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Mar ysssis Fstsm u Al home from
Rsass i,lAbA
ilsr, q d Gpse V to cccSly the
pulpls Tor he e9Aus year.
Mr.. fisgia, a BsuiIcr, COL i ihs
guest a. Mrs. n J IIsfg 'od.
&C X Btespi,h ~ Basion, hass, u
ypesa TX fes wteks iosn.
-gf.aai Mri R,les q spTinS acid arc
q, bsr f.thu't, W, s. VISA
Harry wymta q sp.lEgneli VAS .,
his bro;lef,, y. q aymsh's rce btlr.
Mss Hanbi Br 80 kh town last
~esk for M.ls vhtrs she will spend the
summer,
Nils l. 1, Bs CD, lser !, 3. her home
from Clifton sgiags 5. Y, for two
wcs ks' yaeai1a.
Meas has be,n received Of the death Of
Charles d Hsbnt 10 Sioux q y, lows.
lie vas ntphew oiCuf 70 spsmap, Charles
Bs,ehelder.
--as Horace ) ey ns Is very III, having
b. d . pIal, tic shock. ~. hIlllngion At.
teld, her. Her e,nai la 10 more eomfor.
table al present.
--Gues,s 10 town are; Mrs. N. J. b.
Yallsr and llltle tou q Clarendon a. N. b.
Lyoa't; sr aud Mrs. Clsrenee Bilch Of
Springfield at W. W. wesrs
---oI Moldsy Of last week Mr.. Btoxr,
accompanied by bii daughter, Mrs. Hsn-
sor, started for bis new psstorste 10 VOL
cott. The good sishc. Of friends here 20
with them TO thtlr new home.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-06-02
JOHN hTOkE. Com 'rs
WELLS DICKEBBOk,
BAEE y Lyon. Administrator. Peru. Vernon.
CHARLES BALDWIN'H Esy.py

" STATE or VERMONT, District o. MAnehsstsr, ss
Be u remembered. that At . session Of the,
Probate Court. holden at Manchester, within
and for said District, on the 18th day OF Msy
A. u. 1904,
Whereas, q eeriEi a insirnm. nt 10 writing, u.s.
der seal. purporiDg g. be The lsst will and
Testament Of Charles BALDWIN, late 81 Darsas
this day presented 10 sad Court o. Probate and
duiy h.eo 10 the Registers Office; Therefore II 10
ordered that all persons Interested In the estate
Of sa.d deceased be notified 10 appear before
said Court At The Probate Cfhoe In Manchester,
10 ssid Distflci on the sih day Of June
lication Of this order three weeks sueeassfysly
previous thereto IN the hsnehestsr J0uEslL.
newspaper printed At Manchester aforesaid, 10
show cause, II any they may have. Why ssld
instrument 10 Writing should Dot be proved and
allowed ~ the last will and Testament of tho
said deceased.
ssv w.B, EDGEBTOs. Judge
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-06-02

Ia declaring Themselves as they have 10
their platform Iowa Republicans have
alig d themselves, beyond sli possibility
Of question or dispute and every contingent
cy Of chsnge, with the party In the coun-
try a, large. lrfereutislly, IN so doiog,
they have utterly IepudIattd The so-call d
"lows idea" reciprocity with Canada In
competitive products and all similar ideas
and isms loolitg toward relative or abso.
lutte Free Trade IA thus clearing themsel.
YES Of the imputstlons put upon the quail.
itv Of their Republication Iowa II publ.
cans have sccomplished,a notably good
work. Heaeeiorih their character IL not to
b, doubted or questioned n any quarter.
Taey have completely INDICATED themsel-
We, and are entitled to march Ia the front
rank in the great Presidential contest In
which The party ls about to ergsge.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-06-02
ADVICE TO MOTHERS.

Are ron disturbed at night and broker
Of your rest BY . sick child suffering and
crying With pain Of cutting teethi II &C
send 81 once snd get bottle Of Mrs. Win
slowa Soothing Syrup for children teeth
ing. II cures dysentery. disrhoea. regul
lstes the stomsch aud bowels, cures Wind
colic. soitens the gums, reduces in1sms
ton. and gives tone and energy 10 the
shole systsu. Mira Winslow's Soothing
Syrup for Children Teelhing 10 plesssp,
. tbs tsste ani is the prescription OF one
Of The oldest snd bes, tensile physieisu
sod nurses in the Uniied ststes aud 10 for
sale BY ell Druggists throughout the world
drice a. cts bostls
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-06-02

Alta recent special meeting Of the Vet
mont Morgan Horse Breeders assoc II tion
at Middlebury It was arranged that l.. l..
Dorsey, vice president Of the Kentucky
Live Stock association, should have charge
Of the management and arrangement OF a
sale Of Morgan horses at the 81. Louis ex-
position, following the awarding Of the
purses in the Morgan class. Already ore
carload Of fancy bred Morgan horses has
been collected TO 90 to The exposi Ion and
a second load will be made up. The secre-
tary, II. 7. Cults Of Orwell, has charge Of
making arrangements for the Vermont
exhibit.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-06-02

The Southern Carolina Dtmc cratic State
Convention deserves credit at least for be.
Ing outtpoken On the race question. One
OF Ito plsnks, after declaring Willingness
to make generous provision for the educa-
tion Of colored children and expressing
sympathy W III the negroes Efforts to &C.
quire property, erloy liberty and elevate
their race, nevertheless fays 1t Is "indis.
pensable TO the permanently OF peace In the
state and essential to the welfare OF cur
people, white and black alike, that In mat
tors political the will Of the white people
shall be supreme, and we svow cur pur.
pote TO maintain white supremacy. That
10, no matter what the Constitution and
laws Of the United State say, the colored
citizen shall not exercise the suffrage to
which those provisions eni!le him.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-06-02
A SURE THING.

1t 10 said that nothing 10 sure excep,
death and taxes, but that is not altogether
true. DR.. Kings New Discovery for Don.
sumption 10 sure cure for all lung and
throat troubles. Thousands can testify to
that. Mrs. G. b. vanMetre Of Shepherd
town, W. Va, ssys ~ had a severe case OF
Bronchitis and for year tried everything
| heard CT, but got no relief. One bottle
Of DR.. Kings New Discovery then cured
me absolutely" It's infalllble for Group,
whooplpg Cough, Grip, Pneumonia and
Consumption. Try 1t. It's guaranteed by
J. N. Hard, Manchester; J. II. whlpple,
Manchester Centre, druggists. Trial bot
ties free. Reg. sizes 50,, 100.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-06-02

Mrs Honora McCarty, who resides on
the edge Of Lske Parsn Ia the town OF
SALISBURY, is col II ned to the house by
bruises and other Injuries received a few
day ago by fall. Mrs. McCarty, who Is
nearly ll3 years OF age and the Oldest per.
son 10 Vermont, Is In very weak condi.
ton and considerable fears are expressed
that her Injuries may result seriously. She
had been In excellent health all winter.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-06-02

Nasal Catsrfh quickly yields to tresl
meut by Eye Or sm Balm. which IL sgret
ably stomstic' 1t is received through tbe
postrils. clesnses snd heels the whole sul
face over which II difiases ITSELF A rem
edy for Nasal Ostsrrb which Ia drying 6,
exciting to the disesssd N N brsne should
DOT be used. Cream Balm Is recognized a.
. speoias Price so cents d druggists OF
BY mil A cold 10 the hesd immed istely
disappears ~hen Cream Bslm Is used. Ely
Brothers. SO Warren Street. New York.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-06-02
An INCH cF TRUTH

D.. David X 'noedy's nsu medisine. Csl
cors Solvent, has been socces fol Ia osses
vhisb h.ve b, I'll "a good doctors; sod whsi
II hss done it msy be trusted TO do sssio.
Wheeler your trouble BE- scute or chronic
the result vii BE- the same; onlv 10 old
clses you mos. be faithful and patient
For foil Inform tioo and free sample Dol
tie w,I,s to the Ci cora COMPANY, Ron
iout. N. Y
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-06-02

Principal Carlton Howe OF New fame has
written an article, giving a history Of a
LEGAL tame partridge, which has been on
ultimate terms with W. X. Rand three
years, though !. keeps Its own home among
the brush on the farm. The case Is consid.
cred an anomaly in natural history, and
Mr.. Howe has been requested to prepare
his article, with several Illustrations made
by hlm,to be published in one Of the prom
inent bird periodicals
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-06-02

IN lbs hcxarnins ~ the pwisrmssce The
hesusAfCl ps'bu tssrce u az IL vties
Nj the lhs.'s riasft, allied IL ,qatspisn.
hm participate vsriss'y sh.I fnsfes reha-
btf tliclis ,re'sEa'lors of pseassis from
The ssaieSos' ara this msr si,o be ssls a
he sevsl "ilsmbos Qgsrteiie" ~ t~o
isdy ard i-o grrt tqsotifsn'. sho pro-
duoe sriinie Frtgres 10 phieh The bamboo
beesh ADDS materially TO the gfsosfslse,
q ttls oeliy lng ADD lnisfesiins ,recsiio-.
Ne organ .ssoa Ia the lasd aiisGss los.
efs a ,qslpe beauty iiss tbs Waiter l..
MATS smCssueni fof ytsrs tiis eriei-
prise has ben ns,sa for tasirs the hate-
,nmtss here's a. str show. 10 shat ssos-
men term nmsrexsH acts the Mails q cut
particularly u srIi, The horSs employed 10
this performances bsitx tsleeied with The
moss careiul scruiisy ~ 10 style, inislll.
sercs and beauty, Pahsps M, feet 10
better Illustrated By the sroup OF thirty.
Ave horses and fi'toen cue little ponies dir
tc.ed by ihelr trslner, Ala ross, whpse
every kiid eommsrd the iEiellix.ni ani.
mails ebty With slserl,y. AID IL may be
said Of this fair ,qaes,risnnr, who alta her
tsaaie vi b AZ slr Of stately dig ~, that
The moment she rides forth on bar tx,
sleek stinsi ote feels that here IL = lady
who understands horse, add The perfor-
nance given BY her dumb school u sectors
more than bcsfse GU this impression.
From The tmslhsi pony to the heaviest
"a aite sI.h tLi. biz show the keen knowl.
ecgs q al Hpeiisl eed hnr. nan is In evil
deics.
The Lcrse stables vii be op,n for The
lnsp,eil9n of ylsl,ora on the ntei noon q
the shows arrival. /. will exhibit ~ Rat.
land Jane l0h.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-06-02

M hair YES falling out very f.si, spd
ss rapidly turning gray, 1 iried eevsial
hair preparations bnt they dii me more
hsrm than good. Itben tried Ayers Hair
Vigor. Soon my bsir stopped falling ont
and ell The old color was restored. Then
4! cot mepoed to grow very rapidly, std
Il lie nov feet inches long. Mrs.
Lydi, Koykendsil, Oisremopt. Ill,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-06-02

A well known woman In Bennington has
two dolls, one Of which was formerly her
great grsrdmothers ard 10 the family for
$50 years. The other was formerly her
GRANDMOTHER and Is 100 years OLD. Both
are dressed IN the costume incider, Of those
days, the Oldest one having on The same
suit In which Il Was originally sitired. Tie
dfsrenc, In these dolls and those OF the
present time IL very dIscernIsle.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-06-02
oI9iCk ARREST

j. A. Gulledge Of Verbens, Ala, was
twice 10 the hospital from severe case Of
piles causing "a tumors. After doctors and
all remedies failed, Bucklen's ArDica Salve
quickly arrested further II 6imation and
cured him. 1; corquors aches and kills
pain. 49,. at J. N. Hard, Manchester; J,
II. Whipple, Manchester Centre druggists.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-06-02

There q li.ile talk 10 this section on the
question IS TO who shall be our next GOV
ernor ard there Il apparently little interest
felt. Bell has come following among tn,
farmers aud stanton has some friends but
little or no hard work 10 being done foi
either. There ID feelIng tha. DeBoer 1. a
stronger man than either Of those mention
ed and II be would consent TO run be nigh,
get most Of the delegates from this coun.
ty unlcss the other candidates put In thelr
work. At present there is feeling Of
apathy on the sullae..