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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-10-13

Is the final and absolu.e cure of sore
throat in which tt c rawness and tender
ness have been spreading dangerously
near those guardians of life. the lungs
The luxury of a sound throat and robust
lungs is most keenly enjoyed by people
Who, having suffered all the conse-
quences of "a little cold, you know"
have been rescued from misery and
danger. by Aliens Lung Balsam.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-10-13
Eighteen New Cases.

New Orleans, La, Oct. 10,-Follow-
ing is the official report of the yellow
fever situation for the "a hours ending
at 6 p. m. Tuesday:
New cases, 1S.
Deaths, 4.
New localities of infection, g.
All OF the new cases are of the
extremely mild variety.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-10-13


consequently
S Sns tss Ihs ersps6 wS T full tax without penalty
I A aS sse pd a q a pssessr each
@ d & p%a % & %s d & d ysSa tI as % for the each R'fs%s %
CHECKS gysn
which
eating R pfoeerS T na G GavOS srfor t as assists very 0 IN 20
City give city Sa aa l R Sn s ' name the township and section
s % ~ aR' the % s Year f%s Which Il gAs s ssS SGS are s % s
da iii % " ~ " ' "
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-10-13
New Insurance Company.

Lorain, o., Oct. 10.-A new insur-
ance company has been incorporate
which takes control of all fire insur
ance agencies In Lorain. 1t Is known
as the A. p. Babcock Co.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-10-13

a. hSg @o mm .~a effort
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-10-13


and December 20
etweenA April and June2O
- ' '"e ~ ''" "''"N~' "
long TO the Treasurer and therefore. -
Interest within
The yar and calendar
ds s. si ss until December The second half
pecean the habit payng the
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-04-07
Travelled Across Country.

Burlington, April Congratulations
are being extended to Matthew Tracy
of San Francisco, Cal, upon a successful
journey made by him across the CONT
nent all alone and with but a small
sum in his pocket to start with. Young
Tracy is but 10 years of age. His moth
er went West in her girlhood and mar
ried on the Pacific coast. Her name was
Sarah Hogan of this city, Her son
has never been East before. The trip
was made in about eleven months and
the young man passed through twenty
states.
He had thirty dollars when he left
home. He spent part Of this to carry
him as far as Nevada and then secured
employment to get money to continue
the trip. He saw little hardship, al
though he worked in the mines and in
restaurants, as errand boy and in fact
at any honest work work he could find
to do He visited many of the large cit
les of the country and saw a good deal
Of the world in this way When he
reached Burlington be looked up some
relatives where he is now making his
home.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-04-07
Clothing For the Boys!

When hunting for Boys Clothes the task Of trying
to find exactly what you will end right here We've fitted
out 50 many boys and have had much Boys Clothing expert
that we've learned the trick Of having JUST the sort Of
Clothes the boy and the his parents him have
Single and Double breasted Suits, Norfolk Suits etc All new
Spring styles that right up the mark every respect Pay
$500, $500, $500, $500 or $3.50 and you'll get your
moneys worth satisfaction here for the next Suit
Frank MCWhOrter.
One Price Mems and Boys Outfiter,
Telephone Call 2I8 Blanchard Block. 20 u North ST.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-04-07
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Sale Of muslin curtains at Abbott's.

Sale of muslin curtains at Abbott's.
Buy ginghams at Perry's on Saturday
Only Sc per yard.
Educator rubbers to fit Educator
shoes at w. j. McLean's.
Have you seen the handsome coats
and silk suits at Fits?
Fur opening on Tuesday, April 18th,
at 40 North Main street. Moore q
Owens
Mems imported fancy hose at Me-
Whorter's. All the latest patterns, at
25c and soc.
''Korrect Shape shoes in all spring
styles fully guaranteed for sale at the
Union Clothing store.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-12-07
SOUTH sHArrsBURY,

Tho schools reopsned Monday afte
the Thanksgiving vacation. They vii
close Dec, ~ Tor vacation Of two weeks
-Mn. Emma Buck, Miss Buck and Mis-,
Camilla Cole have been In Troy.
Mics Agan, who ID teaching In Coolies
Hill, N. Y, spent Thanksgiving at the par
sonage.
--Isaac Smith, an axsd resident, 10 very
low With paralysis.
Ed Moore spent Sunday 10 Benning
ton.
Mrs. =. L. Aattison entertained Z
party Of relatives 1t her home on Thanks-
giving day.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-12-07

is9rIuns FRox SIw yoRx avn PnILA.
prLrmA PsorIr IN ErrrgrScr 10 sUm.
MIR uosTs.
ipqslrss for iarm property In ard about
hstiand are ffsqaett, slthcugh there have
b~cr ss~ ssch sAles ~ suct property ~
Gently. These inguires have cone lsts.lt
is"m ,bs more popaioas q ksin lie ssis
Of Ne~ Yerk - eel ~ Pngissslphis, q d
mostly ~elI-,o do people, Who deslls IL
10 have hone IN the epsrtry.
TIE call Ia mostly fof l.fx. farms, AID,
sipxsisil, sDoelh tts prpspeciiv. tuyei.
'ppsrnli, care little shstL.r The bsi,d-
iass are ~ 1oot consi'iaa or rot, ~ ihry
,sy that teey e.sire 10 o. up the structures
TO sslt their own iAse. sud convenwn.
Gee.
Fsrms located on high elevations 10 Gem.
maad an extensive view, With coed
water 'epplf aud With mesns Of sfscens
drainsg~, are much sought after. Facili-
tios for reaching the village either by troll
10y or q good road, are DOT overlooked.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-12-07
syp,ems cev,, Asslxnm.n,s.

The fcilo~ine are the a.lSnnenis o. tbs
tsdges ~ The Vermont Coprts;
CD. Ro-eil. oassr, Dec, ., ws Es.I,
March n, Vs. windsor. J1re 8, Vs; Cli,.
tSndsn, sspt 9, %.
J.T,icr, Bepningtor, Dec. 8, 10; Wind.
ham, April 40. ps; Orange. Jsre 8, %;
Ess~x, Oct. 7, %.
J. hsnson, Grad Isie, jan. o, 20; Frank.
ITO, ksreb Z, Vsi Remington, JaDe 9, pc
witdham, sept, 8, %.
J. ws,sor, Csledonla. Dec. 8, O6; Or.
ssrs. March 7, 90; GrAnd lsis, Aug. Ia,
%; Franhlin, Sept. s, 0s.
J. Bassison, Lsmoille, Dec. 0, Ve; wash.
ng,op. March 7, Vs; Caledonia, June 3,
%; Orleans, Bept. 0, De.
J. Powers, Addisos, Dec. o, %; Rat.
land, March 7. Os; Lsmoilie, June o, V8
Warrington, Sept. s, '0s.
J. Miles, Windsor, Dec s, Os; Chitisn.
den, March Z, 90; Addison, June 3, Wi
Rutland, Sept. 8. o6.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-12-07

ssust or RedAsld Proctor, who 10 20 hsp
pens may this session take hh choice o.
sbs chsirpansh,p Of the senate COMMITTEES
on agriculture or military Affairs has an
noenesd bic intention Of remaining 81 tn
hssd Of the committeeon agriculture. Sepa
sor Proctor believes that be can be Of great
q service 10 Vermont BY retaining'the chail
panship Of this committee than BY Coins
10 the COMMITTEES on military affairs, Tn
senator has for some time been chairman Of
agriculture and through the death Of Ssna
TOR Hawlsy Of Connecticut became tn
ranking member OF military sHalrs.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-12-07

Tue Manchester JOURNAL comes oui
strong for Fletcher ID. Proctor for Cover.
nor. This paper and The Londonderry
S,ney are among the pioneers In this sort
Of declaration. In fact It 10 hard to 1nd ar
editor In Vermont who really believes
deep down 10 his heart, that there 10 AM
great doubt about who will be the next
governor vsrgeanes. Rnfcypr1.
II may be an uncommon thing for the
nswspapers, of this state to come out strong
on things which they believe In, but II you
viii keep your eye on the JOURNAL you
win nnd that II viii como out strong or
whatsoever II advocates.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-12-07

spyoisiss % tie t~sch.
iuaSs Milas 10 . pfnninens lawyer a
orsesss ccensy, .hsct ecrssv hss b<~D ~
rrisssSsed 60 The beach usrily. Bs
,snyasmsfi 70 pccslissiy that of th'
istss. I'D be vsl' stored lsssl mind poe
s.sss powers 81 eiesf analysis and cire'
rosstits. Jscas hlles rvpfessn'ed bar
tor IN The iasi Hcsss ard after the ekciios
u G. Q. vii's 70 The siiortsy-ssnstsishir
ss,snsd The ehsirmanship q The epmui,'
tee en 'bs icd,eisrv u that body. He Il
Pee, middle Axs 10 NE.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-12-07
BENNINGTON.

County Court convened Tuesday
JadGs Tyler Of Brattlsboro, presides.
Harley Bowles came down from Bond
vile and passed Sunday with bis family.
The Human Hearts Co. will be st .hs
Bennington opera house Text week Thurs
day night.
There 10 bet In this place that Nary
Rogers viii not b. hanged Friday. Isn'l
Il gruesoms TO thus bet on human lifei
Nm. Louis Merchant and daughter
Alfretts, who have been visiting i've week.
81 Pals village, Conn.,, were summoned
home last week to attend the funeral Of
their beloved mother and Grandmother,
Esther A. Dean.
John Kssisstsn Of Ratiand, died a.
most instantly d The Soldisrs Home Mon
day Morning. Deceased Was member Of
Roberts Post @. A. r.. Of Rutland. BE
served In the 18th, VI. vols., In The Civil
war. Hs Wss . brothsr.in-law Of Ma.
Chas. sawyer Of woodford.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-12-07
lARo. me HINcHAAN.s k.r.rr

rrkrs ~ wax ST, Dir,nct Of Manchester. 90
Tas Probate t5wi for the D.svacs Of Adnosesle.
To ali persops interested Ia tho esiste OF
C.toltne hioehm.n ste oi Manchester In sAid
Ds.tIct d~eessod 0axsrIso.
By the sGInosits a. the state Of Vermont, you
a.. hereby no,iaed 20 appear before the said
PROBATE Court ., the Prsbsie Once In Asnchss-
Ter la said pls,riot, on the 20,h day Of
De embsf. L ID, ~ 8. to chow oAnse, II any you
have xhy the acc1 mt u L. n. HemsIw.y,
Administrator OF The ssikts OF said deceased
sh mid moi be allowed. and also ~hy the residue
OF said estate ,houid hot BE- disfribated 10 The
pafts, snIitled lh.rpsn.
Dated 81 Esnoleatr, IN sAid district, this
A. b day Of November, AID 1875
3lSw W. b ED0EBrON, Jsdxs.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-12-07

Group, Coughs, Colds, whooping Cough,
etc.. have no terrors for children or adults
Who evscuale the bowels with Kennedy q
Laxative Honey and Tar. This remed '
expls oil cold from the system and
strengthens the throat, lungs and bror-
chial tubes. The Original Laxative Cough
Syrup and Liquid Cold Cure. Sold by 4.
II. Pstiibone.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-12-07
Victim Of Beating Dies.
FOUND STUNNED IN HALLWAY, HE NEVER
RYsAINs CoysCIoussyss.

FOUND STUNNED IN HALLWAY, HE NEVER
REGAISs CONSCIOUSNESS.
After lying unconscious = week 10 St.
vinoent's Hospital following his discovery
with . fractured skull 10 the doorway Of
his home In No. 100 West Twenty -flrst
street on Tuesday last, Walter J. Jarvis, =
clerk 10 the ChelAss Hotel, died Tuesday
morning. Although the police are firmly
convinced that the man was murdered and
sid they had clues pointing to those who
desired to ipjare him, they have no knowl-
edge Of the person or persons who struck
tho blow which killed him. That the mur-
der was for the purpose Of revenge and not
robbery was apparent from the fact that
ell JARVIS Jewels and money were found
lnAct when he was discovered In the hall
way, and It ID the opinion Of the police that
be WAS struck down 10 some other section
Of the city and taken 10 bis home in . cab.
Several months ago Jarvis WAS witness
In case where man was on trial charged
with attempting 10 shoot telephone girl,
and the police say that some one might
have attempted to irjure Jarvis in revenge.
The last that 10 known Of Jarvis before
be was found unconscious was that he took
dinner that evening with q woman 10 a
hotel on Forty-ninth street, and afterward
went direct to the Chelsea, where be talked
for some time with William II. Dunlap, the
night clerk, and DR.. Buddington, who lives
10 the hotel. He left there at 1870 .. M,
saying that be was going to his home. He
Was found stunned three hours later.--[N.
y Press
Mr.. jarvis will be remembered BY many
~ having been clerk 1t the Equinox for
number Of seasons.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-12-07

The mission Of "Early Risers" 10 to clesI
The way and give Nature full sway. These
famous little pills rid the stomach and
bowels Of sll putfid matter, thus removing
the causes Of headache, cor stipation, sal-
low compl xion, etc. Dewitl's Little Ris-
ers never grippe or sicken. A safe, pleasant,
perfect pill. Sold by A. II. Peuibone,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-12-07
Joy H.SHELDoN.s E.rAr.

II II
i - STATE or Vermont, District OF Manchester, %
De u remembered, that ~ session Of the
1 Probate Court. holden At Mancheste within and
for said District. on the 18th day Of November
Present, HON " D, EDaEBToN. yupor.
Whereas, u ID. sheldon and smith sheldon,
4 Administrators Of the sstAts OF Lucy n. Bhsl.
l don, late Of Rupert In said District, deceased.
has this day presented 10 said Court theiS
petition in writing, Getting forth that u viii b.
beneficial for oil parties interested therein 10 cell
1 I'll Of the real estate Of sAid deoesssd vz:-Ths
Home Farm Of said Lucy n sheldon In said
Rupert containing three hundred acres more or
lees, known ~ the Enos sheldon Farm and
l. therein making applioati0n 10 satd Court foS
license 10 make suoh sale. And ssid Administrs.
tors having produced 70 said Court the assent,
10 writing, Of oil thelhers OF aid deceased resid.
ing In this State, interested 10 said real estate.
II 10 Ordered, That eli psrsons interested ID
tbs estate Of said deceased be notified 10 appear
before said Court, 81 the Probate Ofics In Han.
chester. In said District. on the 18th day OF
December AID. 1906. By publication Of ,hs order
three weeks excessively previous thereto. IL
the Manchester JOURNAL, . pevspspsr printed
/ They may have, why said license should not be
6a., ". ED0sRTos. yuAes.
PATRICK KO0E1S EsfATI.
STATE OF vERn,sT. District Of nAnchsstsv,ss
be II Remembered, that st Q session OF the
Probate Court holden at Manchester, within and
for said District, on tho 10Th day Of November
4. ID. 1905.
Present Hnn ". Is. ED0EnToR Judge.
Whereas, Margaret q altman, Administrator Of
Patrick Rogers late Of Dorset In said District,
deceased. has this day presented W ssid Coun
her petition 10 writing, setting forth that u
will be necessary 70 psI III Of the real estate Of
said deceased. for tho payment Of the debts and
charges OF administration and also thai u viii
be beneficial for all parties Interested therein 70
sell the whos Of tbs real estate Of said asosassd
and oil Of the personai property Of sid dscsas.
Cd aud therein mski1g spplioati0n W said
Court for II ense 10 make suoh GALE.
II 10 Ordered, That all persons Interested h
tbs sststs Of ssid deceased DO notiAsd W sppsag
before said Court, 81 tbs Probate onacs In lar
chester, In said district, on the isth day Of
December A. d. ls06.b pnblicston Of this osdss
three weeks succsssivsly previous thereto Ia
the Manchester Journal, . newspaper prinssd ID
Manchester Aforesaid, " show cause. II An1 hoy
may have. Why said iioenss should not "
granted
Soss ". y EDaEgT0H. Judge.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-12-07

BY the time VIM. X. Hearst 10 through
having The count OF ballots Of New York
city s,raishtsped out there viii be quite .
isw psopls wboewill know whom the last
election ~ held. We Are not 40 admirsr
u hS. Hearst or the policies be presents
bet vs DO admire his determinations TO
have the man who wss elected BY the peo-
pie, get biz jast doe, whether II b. No
Cislian OF Hearst.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-12-07
WARCiA.B. FULLER's E~r4rs.

~ trsr, 90 7Hsxnsr. pstfsci 81 nsnahs eta ~
Be az Asnsnabsre8. that ~ . sesstsn 81 the
frebsts cearf hgsssn a. Manchester. sittsn aud
Tor saas Ll<ifsea. On the eth dsy Of psosnesr
40. 1913
rsssssrs Her. " n Edgertea. Juiss.
whereas . ~srtsin tsstrumsni 10 vriuns. IN.
Ser ers purportIug 70 be TIE asst WI ard tests.
nssi ~ Marcia y. falass am Of p0fs~i 10
ssia Utsiries. deceased. having been ths dsy
rssentsa - ssid Cur ~ Probate sei day tiea
10 the nsglstsf's Ofics. Therefore, 10 10 ordered
shst ali petsoa. interested Ia the estate Of sAld
ieo.sss3 b. spllhsj W spgesr betors sAid Coaf I
81 Ne prpbsie Dhhcs 10 isnoh estsr In sAid Ina !.
snct. on Ne xNd asy OF December D
igH. "a ore asiOcs IN The afttfnoon
" publses,iou Of lhi. order. three veeks saones-
aveiy, pfeyi0usy thereto. IN the Manchester
touks.l. 8 ss.spsger prtnted IL Manchester
siUssesie. - sho~ cause, II Any they may have
shy snd snettumsn m sruns should not b
yfuved srd sii1~rd ahe last VII aud testa.
meat u the saii lee Sod
SIS. " n. ED0ERros, Judge.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-12-07
To TEE Enron OF THE JouWAL.

Dear Sir.
In your Issue OF Nov. eth, notice that
you make IN open statement Of support Of
the candidacy Of Fletcher ID. Proctor for
Governor. Now, Mr.. Editor. you are do
Ing the sensible thinsl There are some
things In this world that harry mems souls
and make them seem tbst they had lived
b vsln. Last summer shortly after you
assumed ths JOURNAL WAS astounded at
ths publics,ion Of certain letter In which
thu President Of this great rspublic Of ours
was assailed, and II you remember ! had
occasion 1t that time to write you quite st
lsogth In regard TO Il, even going TO the
length Of threatening TO stop my paper.
which have taken since its first Issue away
back In the eos. ! took your advice, how
ever, and took my PIPE and went out on
my piassa and thought Il over and decided
mot 70 break away from you but walt and
sse Il my faith In the old JOURNAL was not
lustihsd. have been glad more than once
that l did walt, for BY waiting have had
the pleasure Of finding oct that you we're
not what vos appeared on the surface, .
trinsr and . nalignor, but rather one Of
~, and one who stands ready to put your
shoulder 70 Tie wheel and help us push
things along.
We bad waited long and patiently for
somsthing from you whereby, after you
had squared yourself on the national cues.
tion, W might know how you stood on the
question Of the next governor. We, up
hsys on the divide, knew how We oil stotd
but were afraid that you were not with ~
Your coming oat was an open, manly one
ana did you credit and you may rest assur-
"a OF The hearty support Of oil Of ~.
Now, NJ. Editor, there 10 one little thing
that viii materially help ~ sp this way.
and that y The establishruent OF . STATE
road from Manchester across the moan.
tain through Peru and on through 10 the
East. We think that n you bsar on real
hard Jon mar be sbh TO bring sesh thing
about. TAis Will, think, b Of benefit to
ycs In Manchester 10 opening ~ . Arst
ciass road between ~ West and East side
Of The Green Mountain range, and making
\ the regular road for automobiles be-
tween Manchester and Woodstock. Think
II over, Mr. Editor, and - what you can
~ On hat end toward puships along Ger
tain good thing. Believe me 10 Be.
Youp cordially,
J. WASHINGTON ALLIE.
Peru, W., Dec. ash, oe.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-12-07

TIE most pleasant, safest ard beat rem
cdy TO use for Coughs, Colds, Group
whooping Cough, etc, 10 Kenredyi Lxa
live Honey and Tar. This remedy exp.l'
al cold from the systsm by acting ~ I
cAthartic on tho bow,s. Sold by A. II
Pcttibone.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-12-07

The season Of indigestion ID upon ~
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure for Indigestion and
Dyspepsia win do everything for the stom.
ach that An overloaded or over-worked
stomach can not do for itself. Kodol d.
gests what you eat-gives the stomach .
rest--relieves sour stomach, belching heart
burn, indigestion, etc. Sold BY A. h, Pet
tibons.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-12-07
Gard ofynspks.

We wish through The columns Of TN
JOURNAL to express our heartfelt graft
tsde to the many kind friends and neigh
bors who rendered US sach Kindly assist
snce and sincere y mpathy during our la',
bereavement.
Mr.. x. A. kARrH,
Mn. and MRS. X. y. MARSH,
MRS. K s MARSH aud family.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-12-07

LIS too bad that none Of 10 can ever
be ~ good ~ some people think We ought
to be.
Yes, but then there's the consolation In
the thought that none Of rs can ever be ~
bad az some people think we are.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-12-07

Gdlsss ~ ludlow Tribune Resigns,
The rssIGnatioa Of Il. L. Hisdisy, mana
or and editor Of ths Ludlow Trftuss, bal
ben scssptsd, pending ths appointment Of
biz ssccsssos. Ths pspsr viii b. unde,
N psrsonai charge Of =. II. Crsss and
Nr. Hisdlsy untii perusnsst arrSnssmsrts
can b. nads for its condsct. John r. Cor
corss. bookksspsr 10 Ths Rcorao once
DrStsiseerc, 10 nov Ia Lsdlow and vii
havs charge Of ths books and assist 10 ~
pcrtinG during the busy season. Thsrs
Win b. 10 p~sssns change 10 The policy o,
nsws sssvtce Of ths pApsr. hr. HindIsy
expects 10 taks . positson with Ths Rss
land Herald 10 ths rear future.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-12-07

AYronrrp 10 TnI vAcAxcr Oh vKn
MONT BENCH.
0sswsss Q. ,. Nell ssssrdsy sppoiStsd
v. ". hiiss of Barton ~ sixth assoeisis
Isdss d The vruors supreme court to an
ths vscArey caused By The death Of Jsdxe
stAr. n sppoaatnsas hclds until lhs
nsxt esssri ssssnbly slsess, anA NJ in-
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-12-07
Al changes 81 savsstlssusnts ruus'
be m hand net istes than Tues
osv morning.

We ~lsh 10 eoasfslsials tia Egilar q
H~ais 90 lisir snsefpfis< 10 They have, -
n csrrssily nprtsd, secured shs services
Of n. L. Hlrdsy o. The LsdIos T,sbsss,
wAo AAs rsAsned from The Management Of
~ hisSs paper.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-12-07

II there 10 anyone Who thinks the Prssi
dsss hAs the prssens Congress on bic hand'
shsy are vesv much mistaken. Tbeodors
h MOI tsils that way. ConErsss has ths
President On lu hssds and u viii know
tkat II has very minuta Of this session.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-12-07

Rosgh akin and cracked hands are moi
only cured BY Dswtts Witch Hazel salve
bs, an occasional application viii keep this
ska scft and smooth. Beat for Eczema,
cuts. Burns, Boiis, etc. The genuine d..
Wits witch HsEsl salve affords immediate
relief in al forms Of Blind, Bleeding, Itch.
he and Frotrsding Piiss. Sold BY A. II.
Psttiboce.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-12-07

or Ne many kirgs sh,ch We are d.
vcussd,y thsphssl for thsfe 10 probably ns
one th'rg 10 call forth more ihssks thar
ths bosp,scus supply Of rain which fell The
pAst vssk.
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81 tke.s tsstinS tvoms 90 Tansias marrins.
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