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The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1909-10-14
inns FIRST SPEECH.

The meetings which Sam Jones. the
famous Georgia preacher. used to hold
at his bush-arbor tabernacle at Car.
tersvflls were. generally unique and
picturesque. and II was not always
the preacher himself who made them
So On one occasion he invited q
woman who had established a very
useful and successful school for the
untaught boys from the mountain re-
gfons OF the South-the poor white"
children-to come and explain her
work to his audience.
She came. but she brought with her
one OF the brightest Of her boys, for
she told Mr.. Jones she did not be
heve In a woman's speaking In meet
Ing when man could be got to do
IT. The preacher was skeptical OF
the boys ability to get through with
his speech, for he was evidently very
nervous over the ordeal: but the
young woman insisted. and Jim had
his chance.
The youngster started In with the
speech that he had written and learn
ed word for word. He did very well
until be began to enumerate the
buildings that the school possessed.
We have a recitation hall. three
dormitorfes. a barn and a poultry.
yard" he declared. Then he paused:
the next thing he had forgotten.
The only way out that occurred to
him was to go back and begin his
speech all over again. This he did,
and by and BY came again to the
buildings
We have a recitation hall. three
iormitorfes. a barn and a poultry
Fard." he said Again there was a
lead stop. Everybody was by this
lime deeply interested in his struggle.
md there was profound silence in the
A third time the speech was begun,
md third time the fatal poultry
ard was reached, and It proved as
lard to get by as before. Mr.. jones'
Einked at the teacher and smiled at
he audience He was enjoying IT
ugely.
Blushing furiously. but game" to ]
he last. Jim began a fourth time. :
his time the excitement as be ap-
reached the poultry-yard was intense.
here was no laughter. although a
w smiled. /,
We have a recitation hall, three ,
a barn and q poultry =
ard" said Jim. The silence was al :
lost painful. but this time the treach- Z
-ous memory became submissive, and :
Inn went bravely on with the rest OF :
Is speech.
When he had finished, Mr.. Jones h
Id the audience that they had come :,
sheep TO be sheared, and must help n
is needy school, now that they had n
ard one Of its boys make so elo-
tent an appeal. h,
1T Is making these boys 1ifters and r,
It leaners." he declared. Don't for n,
t the poultry-yard that Jim has h,
ruggled over. Everybody must help
giving a hen. II you can't give az
hen, give a dozen eggs at least" ar
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1909-10-14

That little girl" remarked the
druggist to the doctor. was just in
for 10 cents worth OF tincturs Of
benzins. But I've had It before and
gave her benzoin."
That was easy" answered the doc
tor. This morning on a diphthsria
case the woman wanted to know II I
administered antitoxin with an cpl
dsanio syringe. New York Press
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1909-10-14

DR.. Wiley, the chemist Of the d.
partment Of Agriculture is making
some interesting experiments at Wash
ington in turning farm waste into
wood alcohol to be used as fuel and
for manufacturing purposes. His ex-
periments so far have been confined to
corn and potatoes. but fodder is to be
tried
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1909-10-14

Here is portrait Of Aunt Sally.
which only needs to be turned upside
down to become transformed into the
smiling face Of Father Christmas.
This curiosity was sent By Charles
H. John from Lucknow. India. to The
Strang Magazine
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1909-10-14

InAsAAc a. stock ross
Stock Of all kinds greatly relish
the plants Of the Russian thistle. which
has fairly jumped out Of the ground
since the rains. and our Eastern plains
are verdant with IT, Why not make
hay OF it7 So palatabIe is the hay to
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1909-10-14

What was your first impression on
arriving at Europe?"
Great Joy" answered the traveller,
"over the fact that I was through be-
ing seasick. washington Star.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1909-10-14

A woman always gets cross when
she has to get up to let her husband
in. but she doesn't mind 1t at all to
get up and let the cat out.--Atchison
Globe.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1909-10-14

The average girl brought up in
religious family has the same fierce
desire TO become missionary that
boy has to go out West and eight In
dams.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1909-10-14

the spout strains the milk as It enters
the pail. and also as it is poured out.
Farm and Home.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-12-16
Railroad Accommodations.

The Rutland railroad company has
az ain demonstrated It's intention 10 give
tle beet service possible by adopting
me suggestion made few days ago by
ie Banner that the milk tram leaving
here tor Rutland ht 1899 "A. M. carry
passenger Passenger service by that
Train has begun aud will be continued
until the summer schedule goes INTO
effect next year This new arrange.
men, Is greatly appreciated IN this see.
ton Of the state rs II facilitates travel
aud saves annoying delays IN going
north aud east The Rutland railroad
under it, pres, nj management u max
IN steady progress 10 removing causes
Of friction wlth IL patrons and build
ing 40 friendly relations with tue pub.
hc that will surely result 10 growth II
business along It's line = Bennington
Banner.
This makes livery nice for our Friends
Ia the south end OF the County who
wish 10 come north, but how is II with
Il. in going soulful Between the sleeper
leaving shortly after one o'clock in the
morning aud the next train south i
very nearly half day, the train leav
ing here Mt seven minutes before noon
being the first chance TO get south,
working a great Inconvenience to tray
elers IN this neighborhood Benning
ton has il early morning train to Troy
aud is lucky. but We up here have 10
wait until noon aud from then on are
treated 10 south. bound trains galore,
there being four in about seven and
nne.half hours. It's feast ora famine.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-12-16
REAPING BENEFIT.
From the Experience of Name hester
Depot PeOple.

We are fortunate indeed TO be able
to profit by the experience of ou
neighbors. The public utterances OF
Manchester Depot residents on the fol
lowing subject will interest and benefit
thousands of our readers. Read thl,
statement. No better proof can be had
Mrs. l.. II Stevens, one and one halt
miles from Manchester Depot, W..
says; 81 am pleased 10 testify AZ D.
the curative powers Of Doan's Kinney
Pills. ! have used them with the most
satisfactory results aud know of many
others who have received tho same
benefit. Whenever have backaehe, a
few doses Of this remedy brings instant
relief"
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name Doan's and
take no other.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-12-16
Al changes Of sdyeriisem nts
must be In hand not later than
Tuesday morning

The uumiser Of deer sboi in the opeu
season II 1901 a. glxcn by Fish und
Game Conmissionef Thomas is '.iS
~ shls number &a1 serr dose, o. osel
one bali A few years ~ this 'rpart
will fHish the deer question --sNauton
Ioausf,
We do not think 10, The JOURNAL
dees poi believe that this sport re-
daeed the natural increase for the past
year oBe halt That our views NJ,
shared By oibsrs. far more competent
10 Judge u the situation Than many
pbo are passing A. prophets, sill b.
noted IN letter by Harry Chase ap
pearing elsewhere ia these columns
County Game Warden Chase. who b,
the way. Is probably the best wardei
In The state. has just been resppointe,
by Commissioner Thomas This Is Mr.
ChAse's 9Th term. which shows ths
the Commissioner know, good mar
when be sees him
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-12-16
EprroR Journal.

EfAiNh abA hNAiFs
A. have had many requests from
friends Of game protection IN Manches
ter TO make known my present views
on the deer question desire to do so
publicly through the columns Of the
Journal. First, how has the doe
law" workedf In my opinion II has
worked very satisfactorily and has ful-
" demonstrated the truth Of the assor.
lions made by It's advocates. In the
ilrs, place the slaughter is about what
We expected between I 800 and 5000
deer. Now, what proportion does this
number bear to all the deer inhabi,iug
The State. over year ago Senator
u, G. Orvis Of Manchester asked me II
| thought II possible 10 get conserva.
tive idea Of the number Of deer in this
County and State have worked on
that problem steadily since and am
nov ready 10 give my estimate. In the
frs, place | have studied the Virginia
or white tailed deer for over % year.
| have consulted Cation, Roosevelt,
Merriam. llornhdy aud NanDyke-the
best authorities IN this country who
have written books on the subject
Then. have studied the deer la sey
eral geological parks and fot the past
ia years observed them 10 the wilds Of
Vermont BY using lhe knowledge
thus acquired. have made my census
principally from what ! have seen Of
deer and their signs on the snow all
over the county and from Inquiries OF
persons living close 10 our deer terri
tory, In my opinion there y probably
Abonl 1900 deer IN this County and
aboa, n. 600 in the State NJ the present
time. Using my census of Bennington
County a. basis for nay estimate Of
Tho loial number Ia the State there are
noS about 10 deer left Tor every. one
lhai wss shot during the part open sea
sou. What proportion Was killed.
just about oue.ihird Of the total 10
crease for The year-iu other words
there arr tao fswus left for each deer
killed. Nos. Il We have = mild winter
Aad the deer increase sl the normal
rate neat spring there all be bonn
close 10 sl.0aO fAwns for 1910. OF
oonfse, hard winter viii Kill large
member. dogs slaughter many more aud
Others are lopi by being killed anlaw
fally ard by accident Allowing Tor
Al ihls. the increase will be al lcasi
1000 strong, healthy deer tor 1910
sbonld The prescni law be repealed
/ ,hiBk noi have bten IN the woods
constantly since The present suos came
on And have found sigus 81 over three
times - many deer as last vinier-eyen
after ,he dreadful slaughter" u 0c
toher. ID was sensible thing 70 pio
,.et li.s does when sc Grsr started h.
propagate deer ~ fact j Was abso
iutsl, necessary 10 10 20. u il 5aa
like aus raising ponliry Al Tbs siart
~ one woaid lhink II killing the hens,
hui after the yards are foil i u im
naslellAl Which srK i taken ~ wih
oar deer. We now have Vermont 80
thoroughly stocked. The killing u The
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-12-16
Estate of Dellma Provancher

STATE or VERMONT, District OF Man.
chester, 50.
ne HoHodble p,oboie coVt for ne Bis-
trici dtoresdH
10 the heirs nnd all persons Interested in
the estate of pelimn ProvHucher late Of
Manchester Ia said District, dccensrd.
GHErriNG
WHEREAS, application hath been made 20
this Court Ia writing, by Edmond la
Franchise Of Bennington W.. Adnlnistia-
tor Of said estate PRAYING Tor license aud
authority to sell all OF the real estate 81 shid
deceased O. Wit Al Of hef Interest rs
widow IN all the real estate OF her Decreased
husband Leon eossrllu aud alsonll the pr.
sonHl estate Of said Dolimn rroynncher, de-
censpd, representing 10 said court Tint IT
would h. bcnrilcinl to the heirs aud MI pet
Sous Interested IN the estate II said dccefs-
I'd 10 sell snid estate niid convert the snine
into money.
And bringing into Court the consent aud
appreciation in writing, OF nil the heirs 20
sald estate residing ~ this stntennd setting
forth the situation ~ the real estate
NHEHEr PoN. the said Court appointed
aud assigned the 15nd llny Of Dec, I'm
~ the Probate once ~ Manchester, ~ Mid
District To hear ANA decide upon snid hp-
pllcntion and ordered that public
notice thereof to h. given 10 all persons IN
tareSted therein, by publishing snid order
together with the time ana plnro Of hearing,
three weeks successfully ~ the Manchester
J0rRsAL, u newspnper which elrenlatas ~
the nei9ilbnrhOsiu Of those Interested IN said
estate, all 81 which publications. shall Us
previous "a the dry assigned for hearing.
THEREFORE, you nfe hereby notified To
appear before said Court, Ut I'll time aud
place assigned then mud there H. siid Court
to make your objections 10 the granting ~
such license II sou see cause.
GIVEN under my hand ~ Nam hester, in
said District THIS 18th day Of NOV, 1881.
~ W. y. EDGhKToN Judge,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-12-16
Winter Courses al State Agrlcul-
tural College.

The winter courses 10 be held at the
University Of Vermont begin Decem
Der 9th and close February 18th. They
will be FIVE in number.
/. Creamery management, Dec. z
10 Jan. $,
.. Farm dairyinc, Dee. Y to Jan,
%.
3. General agriculture, Jan II to
Feb. 10.
4. Home economies, Jan. 81 to Feb,
II.
8. Farmers week, Feb. II to 10.
The winter courses are business and
not academic courses, hence no stand
ard OF entrance requirements is insist
ed upon, save that each student shal
possess good common school educa
ton. The registration in the cours'
Of Home Economies, which will natur
ally appeal to women only, is neeessar
ily limited to twelve.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-12-16
Rssolullans Of sympathy
HtRKY CHAsF
toauiy wArisH

HALL - Hopt i.oisa Ne N
u. %. 81
Manchester Depot. VI. nef oh
Again he HrrAl Father ~ o. all hai
called dear brother h. higher lie
brother h b. Iiullaser.
And ae. the uember. Of Hope l.pdg,
No. n. ! .. q. . 10 regular meeting
assembled. % extend ~ The bereayrd
family oar sincere sympathy. onl
hearts have been Touched This great
chain has again been broken
Brother Hollis,ef not only served A.
an officer Ia all tbe important chairs in
she Subordinate Lodge. bat also filled
ths office " Grand Master IN very
gorihy manner His memory viii ever
remaia deai to as.
Ii has been ordered that our charter
DC dfapei ia mourning for a period Of
aincly day. That copy Of these reso.
lutious bo sent 10 the bereayed family,
published in the Manchester Journal
aud copy spread upon our records.
Fraierdally submitted,
JAS. NJ. BougN,
A. j. DAVIS, Com.
J. II HICKS.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-12-16
Estate OF Leon Gosselin
Order b Nnllce RenelIrlnI

ttuef nl NOTICE. ~ hcntNrlNl.
sTArE OF VERMONT District OF Man.
chester. 49,
The HoAoiY bte Pruba3e toari for Nj Bis
frici i1owsaid
10 the heirs aud an persons Interested tn
the estate Of Leon tiusspin late oi MRnchpss
ter in sntd District, deceased.
8RnuNui
MitEHEAs application hath brpW
mndr 90 this court iH writing 10y Edmond
Ia Franchise Of Remington. Vermont
Admf, de bonis non, ut said estate pray.
tug Or license ana authority TO sell
all uf lie real estate ~ snid
deevnsed. to VII The home place On nt.
pot ST. "a called Ia the Village ct Mhnehes.
ter Depot uwnod ny nnd standing in thr
manic OF said Leon t'osseiin ~ The time ot liN
decpnsp. representing TO snld court Int u
would be beneficial 20 the heirs aud att per-
sons Interested Ia the estate of said deceased
to SCH said rcHl estate ntd convert The same
into money.
And bringing into court the consent and
appreciation ~ writing AZ MI the heirs Ia
suld estate residing 10 lhis state and setting
forth the situation ~ the real ESTATE
WnERFUrnN tn" sHid Court appointed
and assigned the 22nd day Ut Doc. tisp M
the Fruhnto Otiico ~ Manchester Ia sud
District to hear ana decide upon shtd MP
plicHtion nnd petition, aud ordered public
notice thereof 10 br given 10 all petbuns IN
tpFt#tru therein, by publishing sBid urdpf
together with tho time md placp ut hearing,
three weeks vtierpssiNrty ~ thC Manchester
louTuHl u new pupef which rtfCulhtF5 In
the ncshburhuVd ~ thasc persons Interest
ud Va said gstntu. ~ W when publications
slHli he pfrNiaus 60 The dnS assigned fpr
htnfiup
TurREroHf you nre hereby notified tunp-
pear before sud court al the time una place
assigned then and there VA said lalti ~
mike your OBJECTIONS To- tlha Rrnntiut ~
such license II son krt riiusC.
Given under hiy hand al Manchester 40
snlu histfiVtthis 18Th day ut November tp@,
as-Ht ", u. EtGfRroN. Judge,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-12-16
Fall Term Pupils Recital

The fall term pupils recital Of the
Music Department Of Burr X Burton
/ Seminary will be held Thursday eve.
ming, Dee. 10th at 7;45 O'Clock at the
chapel Of the Seminary, A small fee
of 10 cents for admission will be asked
TO defray necessary expenses. The
I following is the program:
PART /
/ / Chorus Morning Invitation G.A.Noazle
h. Il Il. ). Chorus.
? Humoreske nyorak
Miss Gertrude Shaw
3 Chant glamour y. 7. Missler
Miss Winonn Woodward
Reverie Rosellen
Leon Emile Duvai
5 Waltz Ia T. minor Chopin
Miss W :. Brush
9 waltz in y Nat Chopin
Philip 'rowsley
Il Waltz IN b minor Chopin
Miss Gertrude Mcclure
Is Prelude aud Fuge In u Major Bach
Miss Grace Lincoln
ID Pouppee voIsnnte Poldlni
Miss Anna Young
10 Rustic of Spring sindlng
Miss Edith Shaw
II Allegro from Sonata OPP. " Beethoven
Miss Eunice Gennette
y First Movement from Sonata op. u
Beethoven
Mrs. Rubna Raw Baooks
PART II
10 puet--Autumn Mendelssohn
Miss Childs and Mrs Brooks
II "A May Morning Denza
Miss The lmn Arnold
Is Rec; ana Aria with Verdure Glad"
From Creation Haydn |
Miss Chlds
~ on,rto, a Carmena II Lane Wilson
~ 0uaftei b Annie Laurie, Scottish Air
arr. r. f. Billiard |
Messrs. Hard Towsley, Brooks and swift |
II Scene and Aria from Der Freischutz
Weber
Miss Clara Boynton
Is The Star Of Bethlehem s. Adam
Mr.. Lenle Towsley
~ When the Heart Is Young u. Buck
Miss Mildred Parker
~ Arla- Robert tot que Jaime Meyerbeer
From Robert IL Diable
Mrs. >. A. shelter
q Qunrtet--Angels OF the Bells Foster
Misses Boynton. Childs, Perkins and Shaw
y "scmpre nei miei deliri' from Dolores
Auteri Manzocchi
Mrs. Brooks.
q Violin Solo-Selccted
Miss Elizabeth u. Nash
n Ohorts-waltz from Faust Cole-Gounod
BID b. seminary Chorus
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-12-16
We Want Your Beef Hides

Calfskins, Horse Hides, Sheep Pelts,
Tallow, Bones, etc. aud will pay you
outside prices therefor We pay spot
cash, We pay the freight we pay full
market value We want to arrange
with some one in every village where
We have no agent, to collect the above
named goods for Us and 10 sell Pages
Perfected Poultry Foodand other poul.
try supplies. We furnish money with
which TO buy and We keep our buyers
thoroughly posted ut al times a. to
market values. Write for full particn-
lars. CARROLL s. PAGE,
- hyde Park. Vt.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-12-16
Estate of william Waters.
Order OF Notice of Allowance of Ac.
count.

Order OF Notice Of Allowance of Ac-
count.
STATE or VERMONT, District Of Man
chester ~.
The Ho8orabie prubah Comf for Ne DN-
Tict iurtsdjd.
1unll persons Interested VA the rstnte Of
William Waters late ofai SnudRatc Ia said
District. licensed GREETING
" WHEREAS, said tSour Inns nssipneh the
END dny of Dee. next for examining and
allowing be account of John Tufrcns, Adnir.
OF the estate of sald dpruasud ANA
for decree ~ tho residue ~ sid estate
90 the lawful claimants Of he snnit. ANA o..
dered TINT public notice thereof be- given 10
all persons Interested IN said estate by pnh-
fishing this order three weeks snceensiNuly
previous 20 the day assigned, IA the Man
chester journal u newspaper published nj
Manchester IA said District.
I'LL HERETOFORE, you are hereby notified 20
appear ~ the Pfobnte 0tiicc la Manchester
10 said District on the tny Unsigned. then
ana there to contest the Allowance of said
account II you see rnusc, ana Ia establish
your right ~ heirs, ieRatces nnd lawful
claimants To said residue.
Given under my hnnd, this Dith day ot
November. 1909.
R ". u. EBGERTON, Judge.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-12-16

II Is a fact not generally known that
Of All farm products poultry stands
fifth in value. II Is estimated that
the cash derived from the sale Of poul-
try aud eggs amounts TO half q billion
dollars annually II Is believed that
this amount Is being rapidly increased
each year due 10 the fact that farmers
are beginning to realize the profits
there are Ia q well cared for flock OF
hens. when al poultry keepers fully
appreciate how easy II Is to Increase
the productiyeness OF their fowls, II
Is fair to assume that this branch OF
farm products viii advance well toward
FIRST place In relative value. The fol
lowing letter from c ID. Chaiterton OF
West Brookleld. VI, Indicates the way
80 which some are Increasing their
egg production lie says Il have used
Pages Perfected Poultry Food for the
last two years, and got one-thlrd more
eggs than before. | can't get along
without IT,
IN you want 70 know more abOni this
food auI the beat ways Of using Il,
write 10 @, 4. Page, HYDE PARK, Vt. for
his booklet. Profitable Poultry IA
will be sent free. postpaid. 70 anyone
mentioning this paper.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-12-16

doe 40 uoi interfere nueh giib seep
az The pnmhsf ahani ~ - phert 8 y.
Doors ssvsng tee bUtss ptotsgsI ne bout
eft la ~ op4hiaa ihsi theofX s
snhw and deiaslon ! AHve searched
ihs records ~ ibr different ssniss NDc
fnd A. mnng aeel3enis hhsr ocrnrn,t
10 states wseft only hDcks sfe lswislll
killed - share afef ~ either seK ar'
iskcp
HtRfY cHAsT.
County Warden
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-12-16
Stockholders Meeting

The annual meeting Of the Stock
holders of The Factory Point NatIona
Bank of Manchester Center, VT, fol
the purpose of electing Board OF Dir
ectors for the ensuing year will be helc
ut their banking rooms on Tuesday
morning. Jan. llth, 1910, at 10 O'Clock
W. H. ROBERTS, Cashier
December 9TH, 1909.
Manchester Center, Vermont.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-12-16
Card OF Thanks

We WISH through the JOURNAL TO ex
press our sincere thanks 10 everyone
who in any way aided or administered
10 the wants during the illness IN fam
lily and the sickness and death Of our
loved husband and brother, especially
TO the Singers and also 10 those who -
kindly furnished flowers.
Mrs. Fred Il. kilburn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. II Blackmer,
Mr.. aud Mrs. George Kilbarn
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-12-16

SYAFe - 0Wia. CTfs az r0GFna
iFess EnrsTN
FfWMk 4. hehsg ntskss cath that b. i
senluf partner - tbs arm - n J t1hshey a
80. dntng hsieAHtss "a the Cisy ~ Tuassis,.
e3antg anG state Aforesaid and THAI aid
Ngm Niii pas the sum ~ uAf NJ NIluF u
DOLLARS ~ farh snd eAHf2 casc 81
gnisFrh that nnnnua ~ cured ~ the 0se "a
Halls atnfFh Nanv. fHANs j CnssEf
sSnfls 20 isafafe noe and sHbscgfiss1 10 ms
prssesgs shis a. aAs - isverinl,VF A. 81.
l~s a. " bIYkss sN
f~bsA4 NoiAr9 iauf8ir.
hsliN etarfa fgfe h ta6aa ltfeFnaiir
ans sefs directly 80 q h. laiasg aua saurols
nAffaaes ~ he - siefa. ~aIaa ssa leslisnon.
4Als fraH, y q CHENEY A CO. Tulss2u -.
sod - ali t1fasslsts IL.
IGas RAIN fAaalig Pills los e0sssl !, aii0n
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-12-16
AMONG THE PEOPLE.

This column ia open 90 those who at sny time
isel that they would like to say something BY
~ay Of srgumsnt. reader an opinion or present
something iot the public good We solicit con.
,nbations TOT IL, bat DO not hold ourselves re.
spansihie tor opinions expressed therein, Be
htiei ana 10 the point 20 I'd
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-12-16
Acard

Ne the undersignSd do hereby agree 20
fsfnFld ihr msaney esu o Bsraiai bottle 81
firaeues Warranted Sgrnp ~ Tar " i failt
10 fure your fuEiah ~ nfsif We also g0hfan-
tee . as-eent isttle Ia prove satisfactory o.
money refunded
HARDY HFng STORE. "a hippie's iirng store
A. ". Fetfibaas II a hfuphg
j A. Marshall Adams a CO