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ration returns. Tho returns are made to fh.,
brigade comm .>sIry and 10y him to tra.
yommissary general of the army. through
military channels OF course, bus tl,, a.-
c"mtability and responsibility lies with thu,
brigade ana TeEimeutal ooluuiS~arics An.
army corps is supposed To consist of 10000
men and its commissary department can
he administered by l2n officers and enlisted
men. And il must tc remembered -fat
This can he done with The army on the
IHiTcH, changing station every day. There
IS 10 city in the country with %0.ugu inhabi-
l"ntS, II Is declared 10y army officials whose
food supply can be or IS managed 10y SO
few 12O men
An army has TWO great difficulties 10 con-
lend with in It's eommissary department.
Inc hTst Is 20 obtain a supply of good
cooks. and the second Is to be able To use
them at all times in the field on an active
campaign. Congress has provided for the
enlistment Of a cook with every company.
troop or battery, and there are numerous
assistants detailed II Is very difficult to
obtain good cooks and it is still more diff
cult for officers who have no knowledge Of
cookery TO properly supervise the mems
mess. Hence the trouble most volunteer
organizations have with their mess. \ COM
panN. troop or battery comma ndcr has his
hands full at all times and the manage
ment of the food supply is the greatest part
OF his load. Half of the efficiency of The
company depends on the way the cumman-
der thereof manipulates his rations and
gives the men good things to eat To DO
this he usually employs the assistance of
a good reIiab1a com 7,1feef,,,l5 a.
whom he nIacas I'm c,farpa or tf, 80 a.
mess steward. This ioh : NOT ar, ens,- NM.
and il reoufres a man win a GOOD raa3
and \ fine command NJ his taT,,,Far
The mess steward is assisted -, bfs ,,.,.I-
nv = dining room nrdarI,, n nri.ata -
the kitchen poIirr I,suaIIy. g, d.tsfI A. ~,
or three n.i,-ttas for. 5f1f,- el,o,1t tho LitF,,
To wash dishes scr1fh fioTs Con,-sz, ra-ln,,s
from, stora h,51sa ia lftrbrp ,t, IN, Az,
inc room, orderly has clargt NJ tho dif,i,,r
room ana cares for tho dishes .f+ar ti,.[
have haan cleaned lie l,aa,s M ,a,+-y
IN ord, md s,+s rbo tafls III ID -,
he's two an. tbr.a assfs+aptz as tro go
131fr,7t r.,,,Ii,a Tn. cCo1 himself ie erlistn5
&C - COOL, ana lray,-- Tho ~ If , ,oIi,,,,,-
,7risefaraI M \, r,iIjia,,l mt, 70 r.
l,,lirad ~ lin, H. e sfr11,f,, ,,,.|,.1f,a7 70
- Al 81 -, ~, So, o., ~. -
"a L., ,a ,,,,,,,s,l r,o,,, I'D -, ~
5i,,-zD 49, ~, s..,I-ord = ,.,,n,siI,i.
- G 49, :; ~. 49,. - = -.
49, - -, -, -, - -. .,,r -
iSHS % - - go ga ti Tr,,i1'.
- 'I"Iil go ~ ~. I'i '~''-'is
t4le amount S"NSH OH '''e I"'''i''
n. 49,. ,,.,,.,,-., i,,,, =. ,.,,,o
ne ~, $500 l 80 -
e. - III ny ~ - III ~. ~ me
AZ % r,tr IL - ca e az r'aS -
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The Spanish war is not so many years
past but that some OF the things that hap
pened during its course are still vivid men
TAI pictures. one Of the most terrible fea-
tutes OF that short war was the immense
us OF dead and disabled who got no nearer
the 'front.' than the camps of instruction in
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1t has been demonstrated, among other
things, that mans digestive apparatus
follows very closely the lines of his imme-
date ancestors and that a complete change
OF diet cannot be accomplished in one gen
Grafton. And there is another element to
contend with. Different men from different
sections Of the country are accustomed to
different kinds Of food. It is not possible
to give each man the kind of food to which
he has been accustomed, therefore much
study and time are given to the matter of
getting the best general diet that can be
procured. At least that is the case in the
United States army Just how true it is
in other armies IS not known. 1t might
be said At The outset, however, that the
cost OF tho American army ration is al
most one hundred per cent greater than
the most expensive European ration, that
given English soldiers and that none of
the other countries with big military estab
lishmeutS feeds its troops anywhere near
as extensively rs the English government
does.
There is. therefore. no comparison what
ever between the American ration and that
of any other country on the globe, and 1t is
only matter of plain figures to show that
our men are better fed than any other sol
dieTs on earth.
There are three kinds of rations issued
to American troops. viz: Garrison ration,
that given soldiers at regularly established
military posts; field ration, that issued to
troops in the field in active campaign, and
the emergency ration, a condensed ration
in which the best and most valuable nutri-
tive clements are combined in the smallest
possible bulk. There is also travel ration
and special ration for native troops in the
Philippines. It IS with the field and garri-
son ration that the regular and volunteer
troops have most to DO, however and it is
that to which much careful study has been
given by an especially trained corps of
officers
The garrison and field rations are almost
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which was a young friend, whom Hill i'm
mediately greeted with: Il need not ask
how Lundy Is, for | know he is dead"
At this the young man exclaimed with
Amusement. natural in days when wireless
telegraphy was still undreamed of: "Wny,
how could you know that? | had only time
to see the funeral into the church, and was
obliged to hasten off to the vessel without
going in" Lundy'S last words had been a
wish to see Hill once more, and lit seems"
the narrator adds, that his wish was
granted. and that he was permitted 10 go to
heaven by way of the Azores"
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live on rice, however good it may be when
taken in small quantities and with other
food. Therefore the cOmmssary officers
of the United States army have been com
PEELED to make up their ration from the
kind Of food which the soldiers stomach
has been trained 10 eat through several gem
eratiOnS
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army travels on its stomach.
2 e 1t would be very difficult TO
"a determine what great military
a = genius was the author of this
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The commissariat of an army corps is
easily and eXpeditiously managed. The unit
OF administration is. of course, the corps,
but the unit Of actual accountability is the
brigade. in the commissary department.. An
army corps will ordinarily consist of three
divisions each of which will have three
brigadcs. The cOmmtSsaly stores Will be
carried in the division trains. Each en-
listed man in the corps IS issued one ration
each day. He is supposed to carry one
regular ration and one emergency ration
of emergency and issue of the regular ra-
ton is made every day. The chief COM
mssary of the division issues his stores
to each brigade commissary in bulk and he
in turn. makes issue to each regimental
cOmmssary, also in bulk, who makes the
issue to the companies on presentation of
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their errands were more benevolent and
more conSolatOrV
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-12-01
The Continued Story
of Current Events
Dycusburg.

cleye Martin, Of Marion. was here
Sunday.
Miss Marion Richard visited her
mother Sunday.
Charley Hin Is attending court at
Marion this week.
p X. C1oksey and u. b. Bennett
wen, to Marion Monday.
Corn is being sold here on the river
bank for 'iSc In the shuck.
DocL Dalton. Of near Order. visited
his cousin. FL Dalton, Friday.
But Little business Is being done on
the river because Of the water which h,
very low
Masters ben and Robert Ramav,
have been very sick hut are better nj,
present
Las, Friday was Dolls Day at the
school here and the little girls had a
fine time.
Misses Rhca Cookscy and MARY
Pickering visited relatives in the cour.
try Sunday,
Our farmers are abou, through va,l.
cring corn and the crop IS not above
the average.
A limited crop Of wheat Is ,owcd anil
the fine weather is 81 ing &, the star,
u the freezes.
The work on the new Mctho,h.
church Is progressing slowly. Il may
be almost completed by Christmas
DR. Phillips will complete hi, b,auti.
iul drug store In time to 100 II with o.
choice stock ~ nice, ncw good, TO.
Christmas.
The cpurt has bccn circulated ,bs
all the tobacco has boon sold in this
part Of The coun y, hu, il isa mistake.
It's not all sold Yet.
Rich Craync and Charley Crcyo,y
have bought uu, Griffin q Wells iptcr.
est in the livery stable and win now
equip and run one stable.
Mr.. Gebaucr and Mr.. Franks the
Sunday school men, gave very inter.
citing lecture at the opera house herr
Friday evening To a large and appr,.
ciaiivc audience.
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Fredonia and Kelsey.

Fine silks. woo,cns. trimmings. etc
SAN HoWEEtuN.
Mn T. NJ Butler i. on the 81
list
ladies new jackets $50 to siom
SAN HowERroN
There was large crowd in town
Monday
Latest shape in mems hats. si.mto
a.0. SAN IIowrrroy
Clarence Nccl was here the frs, ,.
the week.
fay's stockings, 2jc and Nc for
children. SAN uowrpr,.
Mu. W. G. Elder has been very .,sl
for the past two weeks
Mems oyercoats $3.50 to sla0 uor,l
$3.50 To $500. SAN HowyRros
A large crowd attended service. n.
the Bap,is, church Sunday.
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Carrsyine.

Ruff, Hing and 'ar y were in town
Saturday.
Lc'nari Brew sent 10 Narion
Saturday night
e., = Kidd ybf..stP.M. MeGww :,
one day last Nc
Mn. W l. iasu is visiting parents
al Allen Sprin d..
A. e. Bah q Marion. passed
through here sunday.
Forest Hai I'D VIM. Barnett of
Tolu, were t0r ne day last week.
w. d. Bitten wife and child and
Miss Kitty .uan attended church here
Sunday.
DR.. o. q add was called 10 10,
Sunday u ce I'nc'o Jesse Boyd who i
reported ,,g .ck.
Arthur lIas kins and wife. ~ Dulc,
Bluf. VISITED he families Of W. A. and
p. NJ. hat ,anday.
Mrs. vii Hyrcs and children visited
Rev. tri Nrt J. u, Lowcy at Hamp.
ton SATURDAY and Sunday.
Mr. Charles Daniels happened To a
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Piney

nohh Rabbi went To Webster cnn,y
Sunday.
Mann Towcy wen, To- Rowling Green
last week
Jay BROWN. u Crcswcll. was here
last week.
Henry Wilson visited In Iron Iliu
ncighlurhpud SATURDAY.
Willie furi Is working with the ,clc.
phone company at Providence now.
Mrs. Alice lioming. Of Rlackfori.
visited m this county Saturday AMI
Sunday
Mrs. Dclmcr Babb. who happened Ia
a very painful accident. Is tmpruyinr
slowly.
RUFF Little and family visited thu
family Of W. ]. Little SATURDAY an
Sunday.
Miss Aage,e Towcy IL visiting he,
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-12-01
Hayti, Missouri

Cotton IS cents IN tn "a It's
worth more NOW than Il been in
three years.
J. l. Coriry. 81 ~ ~. has
moved back To Caruthcr NJ.
Boys, when yuu want rs. come O.,
southeast Missouri.
e. u. AkcS and NJ nnic Hcrr,ll
married last week.
A. r. Reynolds Is s.ing ditch
three miles long and ayinr 2Oh
day or hands 10 dri, ',ams.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-12-01
LOCAL NEWS
Rodney.

j. n. Roberts was here Monday.
c.M. Gift was in Sturgis Monday.
E. L. Num- went to Sturvis Monday.
Farmers are quite busy gathering in
corn.
Miss Elva Roberts was at Rosebud
Sunday.
Miss Edith Davis was in Sturris
Saturday.
Harry Stone went to Weston last
Saturday.
Porter Todd welt To Weston last
Saturday.
W. c, Hamilton, NJ Blackford was
here Monday.
Your correspondent visited in Rcp,on
vicinity Sunday.
II. L. sullivan and wife attended
church at Weston Sunday.
Arthur Hazel visited his grandfather
near Bellies mines Sunday.
RUFF Wilson and son. Of Marion. viz.
tied at g, ?, Wilson's Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. JET Asher and Miss
Addie Num- visited in Marion last
Monday.
MS. Wayne Druy entertained al
hulling peas Monday evening. Quite a
number were present
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-12-01

Mr. Dalton had a clearing last week.
Archie Myrick /, very lov With pncu
monia fever.
J. $. D. Chittcudcn went To Carr,
Vile Saturday
Ernest Myrick has a badly cut foot.
received while splitting wood.
Will Dalton has rented his farm To
Jake Crotscr and will move TO Tolu
suun.
The stork visited Mr and Mrs. l.. G..
SHELTON and lcft 20 their tender care d
fine bow
u. o. TrImblc. vii, ami son. Foster.
went 10 Csrrsyillc last SATURDAY
evening.
Geo. Hcnslcy and Gcl. Myr.rkarc
summoned on the petit jury and u. y.
Shouse on the grand jury.
A telegram from Colorado 10 Rob,
Thrclked announcing the serious Hines,
Of his son, Richard. was followed by
one two hours later. informing him ,f
his death They were formerly citizens
'Joy
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brother Frank. of Webster county.
this week.
NJ. and Mr. Jim nihcringtur
attended the funeral II joe Justice al
Providence sunday.
II you want q cents for cggs. 10
cents Tor hides and "a cents for buttct.
just hiring them 10 Eshirap
Frank Clark has rented Bed Morruwg
saw and grist mill and is prepared 10
do your saving and grinding.
Walter Martin has just completed
nice house for John Towcry and will
now begin une Tor John Ford.
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Sugar Grove.

II. L. Lamb, Of Fishtrap. was In tbi.
vicinity Wednesday,
DR.. Joe Lamb visited h. oA friend
Bert Walker Sunday.
FL Dean and family returned FRIDAY
from visit TO A. Dean.
Saul Lamb visited his father near
Shady Grove Saturday and sunday.
Vernon Little and John Hcnr,
Prowell were at 7. l.. Walkers Sunday
win McChesney. Of Rcpton. at,endc,
the singing at II. ~ Lambs Saturda,
night
Misses Ora and Elma hurry spcn,
Saturday niRht with Miss Brulah
Thomas.
The singing at n. y. Lambs Sa,ur.
day night was enjoyed By all who wcrc
present
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-12-01

Mems all wool. unshcarcd jearJ
pants. Q oz. goods 81. p per pair 1
SAN H0wTEtoSg
Mrs Reed. mother Of Mr., q.
Stone. has been quite sick for the .
week
High Art clothing cuual Co.
best tailor made. only SlO.UI 10 8 d
per suit. Guaranteed 10 keep IT,
SAN llowEHf
] will furnish You envelopes. cr
heads. business and visiting A..
printed or blank. Tor less than IAN
buy them elsewhere In this par the
State. make speciality Of one
work and guarantee satisfactu
W. e.. tu,N.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-12-01
Administrators Sale.

! will On saturday, Dec. ?. odcr
Tor sale the following described pruper.
". at the homestead Of ]. y. Cas-.
decreased; One MARI. brides and sad.
lies. plows and plow gear. hay rake.
household furniture. Terms will be
made known on day " sale.
D. $, GAss. Admr.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-12-01

painful accident last week By cutting
OF ~ end u me u her thumbs.
Bruce Campbell Who ~ teaching
near sheridan. came do~n 10 81. his
parent Nr and Mn Young Camp.
bell saturday
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-12-01

when you see women on the street.
you can make one o! two bets and
stand one chance in two Of winning,
Tha, she Is either going To. or coming
from. the doctors.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-12-01

We wish TO say 10 our many fricnas
that this clearing sale don't mean that
Ne arc going 10 rCiirr ffum business.
bu, We want the nom Tor spring.
niNAAk n Low.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-12-01

Call on as Tor anything e. wear and
We will treat YOU right We do not
advertise an article We haven't IN stock
Tor less than 1t Is worth and when ,uu
eall Tor IT, say, Here s something
just a. good"
e. y. LOW. Erciunia. Nv
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-12-01

Good assortment II mems. womcns.
boys and children caps from l5r
to TIC. c. d. LoND, Frcdonia. Ky
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-12-01

Work coats, oycralls and i,l- pants
as cheap a. any one can scl same
goods e.. y. LOW. Fred ~
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-12-01

Calicoes &c Tor best grades Brown
domestic and brown canton flannel from
SC 10 loo per yard.
G. q. LoNp. Frc,ionia. ~.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-12-01

Who buy pair of Buster Brown
hose at The Palace, will be given a
nice drawing and pencil tablet, free
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-12-01

We are showing one Of the most
complete lines in the latest pate nrs to
be found in the city. Prices ri b..
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-05-04
THEY SAW the SMOKE.


NArelhk.
0Dax fesartas asasruYna two itallan csiias
is FEE hgvrs. The Tseyis saW TIE sssEsts
ifsga isfFaiaAaa bot failed 10 asa&te - ssnie-
v heTa tasfs - raaka tbrsN Il hsv Api
vlssss iAsst are syHalaoaa thfrx u disease.
Nsrs 1Fs fra synf3asas e uae oi tha
mod dAnssrvas q da-ns@s A feeling q
is1gpsr. : ssssso o,sestEase and vaaysns-s.
,iFpsp4ttas. giaainrse and n.euiAi aisaua,.
fsgt. A bad tbsta IN lie usauih --glse ed
"oafpoy sasas. AZ oEanSrs hresih,
hssiasht. nfsassagsa, hsAsshufn, a feslstg
"a aaslpasa snd wsaghi ia iha stasnAfh,
usahas. dry ana ieyvrish shin. amsT.sstsn.
rimnS q nassF gaa into tie ,Araat, taagas
fafTeA ikae tie n4aes 90 a irce, ifFil4balaiy.
Gi=gpss with food
Have ypa nny a these syrnp,n-nsf
f4thsf nw "a sosss4liaes Yes, (" yua say,
"but dqht iAint thsy are dsngenpus. "
1lsry hfe sgna a danger. Their thew thai
a. nFugsi9s IA egsaing.
Nos shat l4s@ az the l1siofn ~ al these
sympipukf Indigestion. dyspepsia andan
oyeFwHtea liver. There Il hnf one help,
one ruasedy. Slow up. and for tie fnis.
chiet Glrcsdy done, tone up the digestive
usgsns and il,s liver With Calcium solvent,
discovered ly the wcli-known Or. Kennedy.
Write % the cAl-cusa Co, Kennedy How.
kings;nn, y Y, for q free trial bottle and
Esea4aA. Dsoklei. Large bottle, si.v0.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-05-04

and obsolete medicines for the same pur-
pose. 1t antagonizes and destroys all forms
Of disease germs in the body as nothing
else does.
John Donohue, Of Chatham, y. Y, suffered from
Scrofula and Eczema for many years. All tho doc
tors he consulted failed TO give him any relief At
last, Mr.. Bsrringer, his druggist, advised him TO
take DIR. Kcnnedy'e new medicine, Chl-cnrh Solvent
lie did and from the very first bottle he was BEN
ented. The painful and foul appearing cruptions
on his face hands and body all disappeared and he
has not been troubled with the disease since.
Women are more frequently afflicted with
skin eruptions than men. Their confined
lives, and carelessness abous their eating
and bowel movements, tend TO produce
the chronic skin troubles that worry and
disfgure them for years. A treatment with
Cal-curn Solvent restores health and good
looks. Refuse substitutes.
Send to the Cnl-cura Company, DR.. Ken
nedy Row, Rondout, N. Y, for free
sample bottle. Large bottles sl0o, all
druggists. One size only.
Remember Only one DR.. David Ken
nedy ever lived in Rondout, City of Kings
ton. n. y, and the name Of his nep and
latest medicine Is Cal-cura Solvent.
Csl-oura Solvent is for Sale BY
A. II. PE1TIBONE,
MANCHESTER DEPOT VERNON,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-05-04
FOR sALg nv
ALL DRUGGISTS

We are hammering away
From morning tall night,
Trying to please you
With all our might.
We have put in the Telephones,
Long distance and near.
I, takes but a minute
To whisper in our ear.
If yon live in New England
Or, even in the west,
just give us tip.
And we'll do the rest,
We have big stock
OF all kinds in our line,
And don't propose to be
A great ways behind.
Fancy Plumbing, Tin Roofing,
And eve.trough too,
Are just the kinds Of work
We know how to do.
Occasionally, news papers
Give us puff,
Because they have found out
We are right up to snuff.
Two Thousand Sap Buckets,
And Four Thousand Cans,
Will not be one-half
What our trade will demand.
We are buying and making
Both early and late.
So that our customers
Will not have to wait.
When Sugaring Comes
With its terrible vim
Remember that Davis
Is right in the swim.
And when things seem
To be going to smash,
He will help you out,
If you show him the Cash.
A. J. DAVIS,
Manchester Depot. VT.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-05-04

~ $50.
Standard fred Rule AmeritSn nolting Rsgis.
ter NoIuml "a.
Bred on Allen Stock Farm, pit,,fe'd. MAJ,

ter yoluml IL.
Bred on Allen Stock Farm, pittsf a, Mas
This magnificent md yrl bed stallion vii
MIKE tho ST. u o - 1 a no static Of hii
owner
+ G BRYANT, bORsEE VT,
0amaliel IL tue OF tie I chez, bftd stallion,
owned IN NeimoLt, and for ,iEs to!nf and con.
formation be is hard TO dupio 70 with perfect
hotinR gait, vi b iail Iunud tHGe asIi)I, q
much cetired In oauisg. no &c. the hi.eiers Of
southern Vermont " u make 10 mg axe in pat.
ron ing this hne sp, men u qulue beauty
PEDIGREE
uAMAIIIL Was ti'td by H ia, 2 81 aud fire OF
higeha z22S4 Ri ws, 2 1874 and GonfAlon,
22O full brother q Gtmllel. Ton o, kremlin,
2O7 4 sire Of II finn 2t7 "a to 2 80, one Il
the most prepot6nt the, of spec d aud be au;y IN
New England; hs by Lord u.sel, sb77 a fuli
brother OF the unbeaten Nspd :, 2s94, and
whose dam Sas } II IA 20 4, a dauIhte OF
Green Mountain Maid, the dam of ten 80 o..
foI m ~ Ind the dam OF the grei, Elec jone,r
sire OF Arion, q year old record Of 2 lJs y aud
100 Others WITH records 4 IN 2 " S-i to2 $50
The dam OF @ ma'iel WAS Geneva an 10,
Gonf'ion - and lister OF im0gene ~ &c b.,
Pilnctps t3j, site OF Greenapder ~ aud 40
others IN Ms ~ isi, rs by the great Wood.
ford hambiino 2 Il, sire Of THIRTEEN stan lard
performers, and dsms Of AZ In - 190 list; he
by Mambrnb Chief the ioundrr VI tho MAN.
biino n bs o. Iotteis. stcond cam Czone,
d. OF Two with ls frrm2 l7i2to2 Is by
Bamb onian TO- he founder OF the Hambleio.
man fimly 0ftroitors.
IL VIII be seen mat this magnfc Mt yourg
stations pedigiee fairly biistles wi Ii speed
Predicting ancestors OF the highest order tIac.
ing as he dots TO the ituntsin head Il the two
greatest tfottirg families Trough the beet rep.
reten'a i've OF The Handle ionisn aud Man bnno
iami ies OF tfoiterr.
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March 29th, 1905
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-05-04
Volcanic ERUPTIONS

are violent but soon over. Skin eruptions
often last for years; sometimes all ones
life. They Just stay and stick, like the
dreadful visitor who never goes or accepts
hints that you are tired of his company.
Skin diseases are efforts of nGture TO get
rid of poisons in the blood or in the SUPER
fetal tissue. Kill or expel the germs and
the disease disappears, and the in9amed
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-05-04

cu,iclo heals. But not
before. The most sue
cessful and effective
blood purifier and skin
cleaner is undoubtedly
a new remedy discov-
cred by the well known
DR.. David Kennedy,
and named by him
Cal-cura Solvent. Its
properties and powers
are unlike those of
any of the old time