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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1912-03-14
I. II. NADEAU,
AALLI
Estate of>Jsrome sun.

Order of Notiee--To Pay Debts
STATE OF VERMONT. District of Man
chester, ss,
The Honorable Probate coMf POI ne Dts-
hict Aforesaid
To the heirs and all persons interested IN
the estate of jerome Sui late OF shhdHate
in said District. deceased,
WHEREAS, application hath been made V
Ghis court in writing, by the Al
,ninistrator praying for license and au-
thority to sell ali of thereal estate OF said de-
,ensed, for the payment Of debtsa charges
II administration, setting forth therein me
amount of debts due from said deceased the
charges OF administration, and the amount
Of personal estate and the situation OF the
WuFRRU poN. the snld Court appointed
and assigned the 2sth day OF March
1872. al ten O'Clock N the forenoon
az the Probate Office In Manchester, IN SAID
District TO hear and decide upon said APP
olicntion, md ordered that public
notice thereof 90 be given TO all persons In
terested therein, by publishing said order
together with the time and place OF hearing,
three weeks successfully IN the Manchester
JOURNAL, n newspaper which circulites "
The nelehborhood of those interested In said
estate, all Of which publications stiI b'
orey,ous to the day assigned for hearing.
THEREFORE,, you are hereby notified 70
tppenr before said Court, at IN time ana
place assigned, then and there n said court
% make your objections 10 the granting OF
uch license, II You see cause.
Given under my hand ut Mnni btsltft III
said District, this nth day OF March, 1872
AZ EDWARD GRIFFITH. Judge
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A UNIQUE PARTY.
How TO Give a jolly Hurdy ourdy
Dance.

How to Give jolly Hurdy ourdy
Dance.
The quaint hurdy gurdies which
have so long been the delight or city
children and the despair OF the fas.
tidlous music lovers are IN danger OF
becoming fashionable. hostess at a
summer resort hit upon this novel
manner OF furnishing music for her
guests TO dance by.
so successful did Il prove that other
hostesses quickly followed her exam
pie, and the hurdy gurdy, with It's soft
voiced Italian owner, was greatly In
demand. Young people danced until
nearly dawn to the alluring strains OF
The Pink Lady and the fashionable
rhythm OF ''The Blue Danube"
II Is proverbia that youth never
tires of dancing, and apparently hurdy
gnrdies never tire of playing. The two
are equally matched, for the hurdy
gurdy man stops only long enough to
change bis tune while youth stops only
long enough TO catch its breath. The
hurdy gurdy simpli6es things i'm.
mensely for the hostess who dares not
wish to entertain deliberately. 1t at
once knocks pretension in the head
and does away with the excrucinting
torture inflicted by the sometimes IN
competent musicians who play for
dancers.
For the hurdy jgurdy has the advan'
rage Of really Keeping time, and that
Is more than can be said Of the aver.
age musician.
One has only to engage the burdy
gurdy man, turn on the lights. move
the furniture and give an Informal
dance
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1912-03-14
.taMc.MiXod Fertilizers are Cheap.
est and Best.

Practically all farmers who have
Owen home-mixing a thorough trial
10 convinced that this is by far
lie most economical and satisfactory
lelhod o. purchasing fertilizers, II
GU Will send US your name on a
stall card with request therefor,
"a WIN send you free, postpaid. leaf
cts which give the opinions OF many
uccessfnl farmers in this and neigh
]orirg states regarding home-mix-
ms We VIII also send a number
4 fOrmulae which wero made up for
5 by he Director Of the Vermont
pertinent Station and which have
lcen MS by many farmers In Yer
aoui with excellent success. We VIII
llao give fun directions for mixing
ertllI8cr adapted to all the crops
commonly raised on Vermont farms
CARROLL s. PAGE.
~ Hyde Park. VI.
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Wby the Waiter Was Worried.

With a smile on his rubicund fea'
lures the hotel manager was enjoying
forty wlnks., Trade was booming. The
place was full Good!
Knocks on the door OF his sanctum
recalled him TO earth In staggered q
perspirlng waiter.
"P-p-p.lease, SIR" he stammered.
I'm IN terrible fix. A gent has just
ordered roast muttonl"
well. what OF ~" snapped the
manager There's plenty Of II, isn't
therei'
Yes, sir breathed the distracted
knight OF the napkin. but he's already
had one portion for yenisonp'-London
Tit Bits.
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care 5 q Hag Atus Ttsre aft saas
gha ~ tsH eHe Han rae care fas
nam seee a. aRn boss hsi ttat
"a smgomtr q hn ott "a daae
rfh
4wHe tnar 81 az nt my
h~8 Nth uBee t ard J gat u
m t foca tsfrY teo a. ihree
tbs ghw Is 10 scrp the ser
u.a duh lf tSstef tAan white
IwnR uer n'tbtg q Fiiisa ashes
aiaa
And ii the way mo cost O
Aua o feinE ~, abd iais in@
ytas mf aeEs uere taxed &c person
81 property
Whea ths asra have ceme ~
ID she laYiur time ihey have eos'
~ ii each The loss ~ chickens !
nfero in that cost Once lost a
baub IA 2fs chicks Perhaps half
10 hatch wlll bc roosters. and thoae
! 90 aoi kcsp. SCH. horAe AZ eight
weeks 90. when there 10 a profit o.
hali. aaa The reai Of six months
wa phtn thc profit Is sman
. expect 20 set 90 per cent.
lal FROM my hens That ia With
see heus laying al egg every other
day no ayerare iso eggs per year
Der boa do not keep my hens
much longer thRn tao years, and
whaa klli one after Two years !
g.. q price that brings back that
flra coat " 81 All but the Leg
boFua viii go eight pounds and ne
poor umo when cannot get ls
eoata a pound
The Leghorns Is one Of my best
layers. but Is small averaging but
3is pounds When hatch thous-
and eggs swap of some Of my
Oostcfs in order To improve my
stock keep about &c ROSTERS ia
an Ny buff orpingtons aud white
Wyandottes begin TO iay 10 six
mou,ha aud my Leghorns IN five
mouths
How do figure my cost OF pro-
iuction9 Well. ! put IN the feed
L three cents per week per hen and
az she laid bat four eggs a week,
hose eggs would be costing nine
cuts dozen Add the wages !
lay my man, with bis board figured
d six per cent. interest on my
investment in buildings. land and
lousea. and the cost per dozen the
car round reaches ~ cents, GER
.aiuly not more than 10 cents
The commission men have been
paying me net SS and 80 cents for
ggs, and those ] bring In for my
etail customers | get 45 cents for,
nd ] got 80 up 10 a day or two ago
expect the regular market rate and
ften customers are willing 10 give
title more FOR the grade Of goods
have
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1912-03-14

There are three famous tunnels
thlch make II possible for the traveller
b reach Switzerland through France
aud ItAy--the Mont Gents, the Sc Co
lizard and the simplon, The first OF
these was begun In 1857 and took three
years TO complete II IS eight miles In
length, and It cost over $1,000 yard 10
construct This was thought TO be
Yerltable triumph Of engineering, but
he difficulties encountered in the build
lng OF the st Gothard were far great
en- The tunnel was mile and a quar-.
Ter longer than the Mont Cents and. Of
course, cost more In proportion With
regard TO the Simplon tunnel, which is
the longest In the world, II was COM
pleted In 1906. Fortunately In its con-
struction the death rate was very low,
IS the authorities had learned TO coun.
lernct the effects OF the enormous air
pressure The tunnel took over eight
years to build and Is twelve and q
quarter miles long. Electric locomo.
lives haul the trains through Il
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commissioners Notice.

Estate IT Avian G. Cuuuof
The undersigned, hAvins been pppuintea
BY the Honorable Probate Court ~ the TVS.
trict ~ Manchester. commissioners, 10 ~,
caive examine, ana adjust the claims and
demands ~ all prisons against thH estate "
AlNan e. C0nnaf late q Manchester
10 said District, deceased, AND al claims *
diluted Ia OBJECT thereto, hereby give motive
that We viii meet for the puF pnse Aforesaid,
at the FACTORY Point National hank IN thg
the Village ~ Manchester Center ~ SAID
Dlsirir GA he VIII DAY ui sept, next, from J
o clock ., m until four o'clock pm, on said
dn4 and that AZ months from thetih day q
Mar. A T.. 1917, IS ihr time limited bS SAID
court ior said creditors 10 present their
clnins 10 as faf examination nhh ALLOW hnet,
Hnted ut Manchester this sth aaA ~ Mar,
A. y 1919.
SHAW,
~ ~, HlNnN, tpNn
if1.FEtlERs
" n Roberts Administrator Manches.
ter, Va
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Nonrn pol,str

81 d HtuieA was n Eat Dor.
sts Mondag
Nj ard Mfs FfaHk How ard
are visiting relatives 10 DANNY
Miss Mabel Roweli a Essi Dor
set Is working Tor Mrs = = Whit
aey
ST. and Mrs Rollle johnson Of
no shafubruy Visited 81 John kcAt-
inga last Sunday
Il. l. whitney and daughter
Marjorie. visited Mr Whitneys els,
tor. AIRS. william NcWayuc In Dor
Nc, las, sunday
Mllon Johnson u 50 shafts.
bury was in town last Friday ~
ting new windows Into hs house on
the Bradford place
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1912-03-14
After Twenty
Years
, Strange Meeting Of Two Friends
|, Long Separated
BIZ O. HENRY
Copyright. 1861, By Mcclure PHI
ilps q Co

The policeman on the beat moved up
the avenue impressively The impress
siyeness was habitual and not for
show, for spectators we're few. The
rme was barely 10 o'clock al night
hut chilly gusts Of wind, with taste
II rain IN them. had well nigh de-
peopled the streets
Trying doors as be went, twirling his
lab with many intricate and artfui
movements turning now and then TO
.aa lis waicl1ui eye adown the ~
e'ac tloroughfare, the oliicer. with his
walwart form and slight swagger,
made d nne picture q guardian OF
tie peace The yiclaity was one thsi
kspl ear!y hours Now ana then You
might zee The lights Of . cigar store
o. of ia all nisht lnnch counter, but
tie ma iariiy ~ the doors bcloased q
business places that had bong since
been closed
Wheu 6tous midway of q certain
l'srE tie pollcemaa sudaenly slowed
iila wnlL II the doorway ~ . DARK
eafd hardware store nsn leaned.
wl;h "a pntiElfed cigar Ia Biz mouth
A. ibc poslctmau walked % 70 him
the msn spoke gp qnsckiy
IT'S mil nght. aflogf BE- sasa ~
assmaneiy I'm iuss waiting for .
fg.eHd TO an appointment made
iHenty sears ego SQUADS little
funay ia SEQ 8oess'i ni Well III
egpsain II you'd iite 10 make certain
IS al stsiEhl Ascot that long ago
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1912-03-14

u ae rs rspef banded him
tIla d wss uealg Nten Ne t~rAr
o. rpaa tat s. tnemgled little IS ths
time In haa hntshfai The mole WIS
falbef short
$500 vas 81 las arpr.Htr1 i4hhF m
tfHt WHOA Yea STRESS sae saag 60 Nghl
9r ftEsf tew {, saF thf face 81 tha
assn sauisf % cncaNo samsaau
aomdtB an Il msmH 80 : ufnt araana
atd 60 a rlHn cNihea utap &c az ghp ych
JIMMY
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1912-03-14
ACKNOWLEDGES IT,
Manchester Has 10 Bow 10 the ln-
eyitable--Scores Of Citizens
proye H.

After reading the public sIatemeD'
of the representative citizen Of Man
chseter given below, You must come
80 this conclusion a remedy which
cured years ago. which has kept the
kidneys in good health since, can
be relied upon to perform the same
work In other cases. Read this
NJ. G. Wright, Main ST.. Nanches-
ter Depot, Vt. says; 1T gives me
pleasure to again endorse Doan''
Kidney Pills. ] feel just as crate
full to them now as | did three
years ago when they rid me OF kid
ney trouble caused by wrenchinS
myself when lifting Statement
given June 81, 1910
On August 81, 1908. Mr.. Wright
said Il had noticed for some time
that my kidneys were disordered
There was considerable pain In my
back and other symptoms OF kidney
weakness bothered ME. As | knew
Of several people who had been ourr
ga OF kidney complaint by Doan't
Kidney pills. ! got a supply Of this
remedy and began Its use. The con
tents of few boxes brought about
wonderful change and did not
consider II necessary TO continue tar
ing this remedy further.
For sale by all dealers. Price 30
cents. Foster-Milburn Co, Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the I'M
tied States.
Remember the name-~Doan s.
and take no other.
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COMMISSIONER Notice

Estnte 81 james n kAtchelder
The undersigned. having been appointed
ny the Honorable Probate court Tor ne las-
fict az Manchester. Commissioners, "a re-.
'eiye. examine. hnd adjust the claims and
demands at All persons against the estate %
James II Batchelder
lAtp Of Peru In said District
licensed, aud all claims exhibited in Offset
hereto hereby give notice thnt weM III meet
Tor the purpose aforesaid. ~ the late
'esidence OF tho dpcrdcW ln the town OF
peru Ia said District On the
ia day Of sept. next, from O'clock 3, M,
lntIl 4u'clOck b. III on said day aud hat kih
nonths from he 9th day uf Mar. A. D.
1919. IL the time limited by said Court ioi
,aid creditors to pre- sent their claims 70 uA
TOR examination ana allowance,
Dated nt PERI this 9TH dH} OF
dareh, A, II. 1919.
ARTHUR HOLDEN cnm
Il. y. WILLIAMS.
Florence f. Bntchcldcr Administrators,
bprtt VI u
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stem large, ripe currants carefully.
weigh them and allow three pounds
OF sugar TO each pound OF fruit Get
pint Of juice from preserved cur.
rants, put II into the preserving ket.
tie with three pounds OF sugar and
cook for Ave minutes, skinming close.
ly Add a pound Of the whole cur
rants and cook for Eve minutes longer.
min the currnnts out OF the sirup
ant put them into bogl Return the
sltup 10 the hre aud boil until thick
and clear Skim this and strain
through cheese cloth bag upon the
currants Boil all together FOR min
ute and put into Jelly glasses When
cool cover with paraffin.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1912-03-14


The Cold Weather Poultry iuod.
Fowls have natural craying foy
haimal iood. especially when the
weather II cold an kiuds o. grain,
are good but 10 produce lots Of eeg
an occasional ration ~ green cut
bone aad moA, u absolutely essen.
tan This product can be obtain.
I'd u Carroll s Page. HYDE Park.
Vt Re viii ship a see NJ barrel 20
any address on receipt o. 1915 and
90 this price Ray The freight 20 any
railroad station ia New England "
the Middle statcs Money may be
seat al bis risk by registered letter.
portal money order. cheek or ex.
press money order When writing
him mention this paper
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a,tTtg r0rspr

Fmstp cetn sse hM
ssr at w8afg ~ SO hsster
Ths bssl bose ~ sstef s ara
arpasn m@fhee m aheM
"
Tbe iaafms KsHg Mm c
has eans * mea gacmsslaF thssf
flte sHafff Brss W E Nepos
Store
suFnslAe IL nfaf 81 taaa ass
hie loa&s "a fytap rAhFs s1saofaiefs
asa ohw iaiurts sfc belize hanisd
iato th& serpon The a.aFls suEar
utp il one n the htg gagtnf cfe}t
here
lac letter from % ! aap-
eoss Hosisef Gel las wesa He
sstaas 20 lie eeg there ta8 Pera
sutl hoiaa sitraalpns for him u
% ha bose BE p1ll BE- hatf he
fars me swallows Gene
a /. Bowen hss buneh q
.at4 tarms tcr rale sHatw tao eais
water divide cheap 10 fast some 70
lss fea, free ana taaes paid These
49, rooa chaBteE iog TIE ppoF we
va adrertso lttm "a the @oafasl
what voadUiul thlhe q p
that all she vefmoat Senators aaa
Representative 81 Washington are
sinlaaft. siaunsA RcpubiithaB hpi
IL Roosevelt, should chance 70 set
The Chicago nominas.un The price
q efoas would 50 W bessase -
many would be consumed and even
man u them uould b. 8 good Roose
rels man 10 10 misutos So BE- 4
IA fsgrNs
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Commissioners Notice

estate ~ tnsamnnd y tuuhiin,
The anderniabya having hytn appointed
by the liunufaiAr fntatrt oari fof tho tAs
trirt ~ Manchester commissioners, ~ re-
e.iXe examine and adjust thp claims AhV
demands II ~ persons against the estate 81
ilosam0nd 4 Conkbn laie q Arllesion
~ sAisi Bstrtrt deceased hmh all claims -,
hihited "a OBJECT thereto, hereby sist noties
thar Ne VIII m.jg iaf the parpote aforesaid
a. the Probate 0tirC 81 the NilHeg
on Manchester ga sNtd lht
inrt 90 tho OH uny ~ sept. next
from one uViock .. IA, until tour
itloeA o. "a. IN sNid daY, nnd that -
n0nths fram ihN ca DAY 81 Mar, A. p
1915. i. the time hudl,i ~ said poult i0i
snid creditors ~ presHnt Their flhims 10 n'
for examination aud allowance.
Dated 90 MRBebralF this tth dNt u
March A lls lei2
EItHT h.TAfT t,,,,,
THOMAS REEVES
Ezra n llartoK Administrator Binding
.ou VI "
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Commissioners Notice


Estate Oh zion - tthuhs
The undersigned having been appointed
Nv the Honorable Probate Court for the Dis
trict OF Manchester, Commissioners, TO re.
eve, examine, ana adjust the Chains ana
demands OF all persons against the estate al
Elon q. Fonda late Of Rupert
n said District, deceased, and NIL claims eA'
ibited IN offset thereto, hereby give notice
hat we viii meet for the purpose aforesaid,
It the late residence of the decedent IN the
TOWN OF Rupert IN said District, on the
Ath day OF August next from O'Clock A
D.. until O'Clock +. NJ on said day and
hat six months from the Hth day of Feb
\. ~, 1872, Is the time limited by said Court
or said creditors to present thor claims fof
examination ana allowance.
nated NJ rupert this 9th day 81 Feb.
A. H.. l9iZ,
~ F.HAYE t,,n
y, A, SHELDON.
Della l. Fonda Admlnistratri&, Rupert,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1912-03-14
Egg Famine Threatened,

boston = tltta' ca Nhh an tRt
fmine aud tte, q general cen
pa.at ustr tAp prevailing higL
prices The Boston Herald ha
started an Investigation which ha4
brought out some interesting facts
some o. them follow
The producer makes tie mos
money on dozen eggs and the re
taller comes next The packer ant
the wholesaler depend on their vol
ume OF business for their profits,
The man who ships and store
eggs CANDLES with tho weather
Essentially the packers Is q ver.
speculative businels
GREATER Boston consumes 10000
dozen eggs week. the receipt
WY from 10000 TO 100000 doa
q week
Here Is what ono Massachusetts
producer does His average cost
production for eggs Of high grad
40 miles from Boston is 12 cents
he sold them last week direct (
The consumer at i5 cents and to III
commission dealer at 80 cents net
the lowest he has sold for In The
last ,hro years Is rs cents :
dozen
car OF coco dozen cost deliver
cd IN Boston 81 cents dozen;thel
were sold 10 the retailer az 40 cents,
the consumer paid 45 to 80 cent
for thcm OF the 81 cents, The
freight charge was ~ cents. the
shipper aud the producer got tho
rea, This was when Boston's stor
age supply had been exhausted
Cost IL Gents To Produce.
The man Who has made study
u the production Of eggs in Masst
chnsetts. close TO Boston, and Nht
ralaea eggs AZ eheaply as i can Be
done and Il such a quality that BE-
gets the very best prices for then
the year round was wanted He
was found lie is not cited a.
an average cgg producer There
are abandoned hcnuerits cnoug
about the state aud the other New
England states 10 show that !
takes work, sklil and patience e
make the business pay
This henpcry Is 40 miles from
Boston The owner goes daily Il
flosion for business lie was
ways interested In poultry and b.
accumulated a library costing sl7i
ia The course II his reading o.
the matter, Ia addition to the maya
alnea which come regularly II
sells his product both at retail ant
70 the trade through the commits
sion houses,
The Herald asked him very direc
questions
How much does It cos, you OF
The average the year round 20 PRO
duee cEgs7"
Twelve cents dozen
What II the lowest you have
sold them for this last year
Eighteen cents
How long have yoa been In the
buslneasf"
Three years
And be went on ei,h bis story,
thus
The cost Of production has gone
W the three years I've been Il
the husiacss Grain Il higher and
labor II higher feed ny hens
the beet chicken feed tina, can be
had
im oa the Job al the time I
have mAn 10 care for The hen.
merry who has The iusiino for ,ht
tuslaefa
There would be lots more eggs
raised rouna here Il people Reg
VILLAS 10 wnfk 81 ii You cant
~, down and negleci The hsnnel1
and get rcs0lls
4 nae ~ kinAs 81 grain % nay
feed shorts and mlaaliuge and cot
alfalfa and - on are mixed 10 tht
mash Thty have erafked eora and
suth g0r seraua iuoa keeg
oyster Shells aaa gris bciofe them
all ihe time and hfsf scraps every
oiheg DAY.
"All The iilns there Is eome sait
* rr~H auff III sight These things
oos lhira more ttAn AeF eost
three wears aso
= tlnd that my mAn can take
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fetNtt ~ 4 iffsss E N
rns aaaflalsHfd h4tHa lsaro aGgatHit3
Do tHf il0aeetf.ie tfwitflH tUuft 'nf the
lnftf8H N 84HttfHtt tfa4NtfteHtitfl e
tsps tY fAhHt4st hHa hdigs9 ttf e'sfistt NaHi
dtf3sHls ~ asl fara.8a Hen5ast ihf 81 ffir Z
faas Htti Ntt ~ saIH.t if7i is an'a tfsf fI.l
atteasass aNa hN fHiIat eN ttt&tt ga
x Is fAtariu. tiers N86t 04B8 ttMt wr q.
ntffl fssl $50 f8f is.sF aHaffsHiN, ~ tNt ihkf
frttHessff ~ lat asttatHf tH tRn fHm u
AHMaln4 % saia iastrtct.UN tar ca aH1 q
y ~ NNkI fraW ihNAtct 4 g nn{it ri0fk
D. a S. snla HaN hna ifBE as gnau1h. fttda
a. Hfh tae - star A ~ His isihf lime
hniiyasi ag sas3 lssaH it sa4a efrtiiNw ie
nrfefst bose rHius tu W. f@s continuation
tu8 athfu FHet
fntsi % AtiHmun ihIstth ana - March
A. BE-. HHf
- a tWuMtNpN .
Mt ANS
lu8n et5H taniHi 1latuf. tfilnhhiN,
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rhls YIN Intorest Molhers

Mother Gray's Sweet Powders fol
'hiidren relieve Feyerishness, Head
che, BAD stomach, Teethlug Dlsor-
.ers. move and regulate the Bowels
nd destroy worms They break VI
'olds in "a hours. Used by moth.
re for % yeafs All Druggists. 25
ents. Sample free. Address. A. s
Jlmsted, Leroy. ". Y.
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thsft m.sd ta he reFiAgsn, wbste
fhls sssfe tapds Ttg Ice Brsdys
tessaur&nf
"fmm Ete teafs srar sa8d The ~
Hfmua afi was tngn dasu thea"
TIN maH ia he dsafwsF aruck a
HAsitA ard 8i BILE cigar The laEh,
sbowca t,ah. saaart fswrd face
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SAVED BY
4 POSTAL
Thousands Have Been Cured By On
David kennsdy's favoriis Rsmsdy--
Lives Saved By q Postal Card.

They wroteior freeirial bottle, and were
80 nuch pleased with the general results OBJ
tanned that they bought a large size bottle OF
theifdruggis, and IL benefited o. euredtbsm.
Il has cured ihous&nds-li will cure you.
Dr. David kennedy's fasorits Remedy
i q the creates. value for diseases Of the
KlAneys. Liver and Blood; rheumatism, Goa
ssipa;ioa and illnesses peculiar 70 women.
Stops such dangerous symptoms ~ pain 10
ths tack, heaiiaehs back 81 eyes, inability
10 bold ursas, burning pains ADD frequent
urinatl0n. Wopd~rtullys aceesstalf ur near
~ forty yssrs. Write to-day ~ DR.. David
Ees.ns9y Co. EoaIout. N. T., for free
sszoie bottle snd Easziieal panphlst.
I-ars. bottles -a.a by 70 900 druggsts
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1912-03-14
How 10 Reduce Gas Bill.

Gas bills may be somewhat reduced
by regulating the meter. Light as
many gas Jets as you usually use and
,rn them on full Then adjust the
letter. turning Il on all you can WHILE
Get leaving good full fame This re
duces tie pressure which causes the
.as 20 blow The same thing msy
- done adyantageously 20 The meter
~ the gas range