The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-04-06
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spov raih. mud and wind


saFarinr ls dragrinE alops asa
Gys. ThHtst q suarinr -
usual
An auto Like mad hen vent
lurching north iss weed u sas
loaded with mud ~ wrie she iea-
ants 10 some PLACES IL neariy ran
aground IN deep mad
II seens that llsins Ia the
Wild woods far away from the vices
81 cities and large towns IL no
warrAnt for loariyily because the
gunner and the heavy after MAJ
ret you there a. Sc Maidstone and
BeartoWn.
a l.. Bowen. who has been
on the sick Ms, much 81 the vinier.
IL considerably better and has got
control Of the Patent Portable Bath
It's the best thing out. Use Ia any
room. Costs less than $1,000. lie
viii call and show Il 70 you, adv
This has been the most drcar9
winter have ever experienced, man,
have given up the ghost and gone.
no one knows where, but undoubt
edly 10 no worse place or no wors
climate than the Vermont winter.
Wen, what is the use any way o.
fighting the good fight and striving
20 buck against the flood Of life.
As soon as We get old we are only
in the way and ! often think tina,
IL ii was the custom 10 XIII us Of.
AZ 70 the world would be better off
1T seems that there are some
comparatively fire proof buildings
and the Capitol at Albany Ia one 0.
them But when fire starts In
side all the combustible stuff burn
Jp just like lot OF old paper II
stove The stove Is fire proc.
and Is left standing after the fire
that holocaust In the New Yorl |
sweat shop where about $50 poor
gnorant foreign girls and boys
we're burned up alive like rats In
,,lt. The ten story building stood tn,
ire but was Quilted by fire and n,
me was to blame, OF course not
now ! would ask what is the meet
II piling up 10 story shirt factor,
n a big city when there are thou
lands OF miles OF open country Il
Juild on, and three stories hlg
,nough. Can you tell me?
How about that Canadian Rec
1roclty? wrote Senator Page wha
| thought and In his answer to N
le says he 10 uncertain how he wi.
ote For while he believes In Pre-
dent Taft and thinks he Is tn,
lost popular man for reelection Il
.912. yet great bearing is beinl
irought by the farmers of Vernon
suu otldNbE hbN HohN9tig NAihh
e ought 10 vote for the best H.
erests OF the majority Of the peopl
( Vermont. This, although a
.ncommon feeling among men hlg
n office, seems to me to be ia
ight way to do. But II is strang
o me that the farmers OF this sc,
ion should object to having tn
rice of food stuff reduced. The
are the largest buyers Of grain IN,
.eed. buying II by the car load al
laying from 25 to So per cent
acre than fair price for It. An
through this section cows product
re all the farmer sells and tn,
8 milk, which they sell to the Nil
trusts In Boston or New York fl
ust what said Trusts will pay I.
t. II they make cheese II Is go,
rned by the price in England b.
ause this country exports chees.
Tour sells for less In England tina
,ere, even American flour.
lowing machine made In Amerit
SbIch retails here for $4,000 is sh. d
led TO England and sold for $500
wire nails are sold here for $40 I
hundred and shipped to Englan
nd sold for $3.50; and so on a.
long the line. This Is becaus :
ne Trusts add all they can and cor
Tol our markets and the surplL
must be sold In the world
pen market for what they ar
yorth at large. Now the farme.
,hen he sells his milk, cannot gu,
raise hogs or calves an,
ne truth is he Is to day buying al )
e eats, nearly all the grain h (
seds his cows land he uses lots Z
}. lie buys fertilizers. poison t
Ill bugs and worms, clothing an,
noes, In fact the farmer buys tn
lost OF any OF US, and he Is paying J
ut sl2.00 for what he ought t
NY for 5000 at least, II we ha, (
fair deal, and the Canadian Rec.
rocity will help give this fair deal s
ure, know OF hundreds OF fan
Iers who would save over 800 J
ear on the cost OF what they Blu, !
this much hoped forr arrangeme }
IN be made. and why not make 1t '
81 Clone. --
SYNDICATE.
Rev Mr.. iarvli preached hi
s. sermon April LIST. He does no
tend to come back the coming
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