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i9s7 bales: sales. 40 enles expor, Coastvise
1850 bales.
Total to-day at all rorts-Ne, receipts.
1as, SP ~ to fo't bs rt%l
bales, 10 Mexico 1883 bales: stock. l5S.273
bales
a275 bales, export to Great Britain. rs bales
to France. 4527 bales; to the Continent. 1850
bales. to Mexico. 1870 bales.
Total since September at ali por;s-Net
Britain, 3isl,2Sl bales: to France, asi .Ol7
bales: 10 the Continent. 3.477 800 balos: 10
Japan. 1921 bales. TO Mexico 1898 bales.
New Orleans. July so.yThe cotton marke,
had. fairly good undertone day. chiefly
because of hullish expectations regarding the
condition report Friday. In the afternoon a
private bureau report of S.7 per cent was
put indicating loss for the month Of IS
points. This caused buying which resulted
In the market closing at nearly the highest
of tho day.
rho opening WAS steady nj an advance Of /
point. cables were better than due. and the
weather map showed continued dry weather
IN the western half OF the holt. In tn. carly
trading prices stood = points. hut a little
iatcr the forecast OF cloudy and unsettled
weather for tho western belt and the report
OF the first bale OF the Georgia ,ron a,
savannah stimulated selling ana after the
middle Of the morning there was n weak
period IN which prices Went 76,S points nm
der yesterdays close. In the aftcrunou ,bo
market again displayed steadIncss ana -,
IN" highest went points over Yesterdays
'Hs' quotations on the new crop months The
lbs was stead! at a net gain OF lGa points
FfiNate reports told OF good rains at Texas
points, which were not included I'm official
accounts. These reports stimulated consIi
't"nIe snort selling ~ times during tho SOS
SION spot cotton quiet and unchonrcd.
middinc. II ij-l6c Sales on IN, enn, ~;
na les ana 10 10 arrive. Cotton futures .IoeoG.
' Ley -" nominal; August. il.57. September
ilS"' catcher lbs December. ila5: I'm
EAFE, lL-6; March, II 3G
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CATTLE MARKETS.

RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MAKkET.
tSalcs Mt Union Stock Yardsp
Richmond. Va. July 80 1913
Report OF the live stock market for the
week ending July IS:
Best steers. -. asc. medium TO good. "a
nc: common to fair 5a6ac.: best hcifers.
7R7Ac. medium to good. a',d6A.c; common
10 fair. fsG5i2c.: best COWS. 5s,g6i.c.:
dunn to good, iiauji.c.. common to fair. 81 a
&c: hest oxen. Gn6N.c.; medium TO good 80
oAsc.; common to fair, 4Gi7.c.: best heavy
bulls 'Hec.: light bulls. 4h0ts.c.; host calves,
Sn Size fair to good. ,TSc: dicks. 4G5c. Cows
aud calves. S25d65on per head Best hogs.
S'aN9c.; sows and stays ga 1i7c.; best sheep.
inii2c.: fair TO good. Sn3s.c.: common TO fair.
2i.nSc.; best lambs. 6,aW1c.; common to fair.
5n6c.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.

,Keported 10y Rodgers. McCabe & Coz
Petersburg, Va July 30-Peanuts.-Sp
ISL Farmers Spanish. sl.e5 per bushei. No
shclled. Spanish. Toe. per pound. No. she'll
cd. Spanish Ii.c. per pound. VirEnias-
Farmers stock. Jumbo. tc. per pound, fancy
haudpicked, 39.14c. per pound: extra prime.
SicnSSsc. per pound. prime. 3i:c per pound.
machine picked. .. n3i:c. per pound; Smelling
stock, Gee. per pound.
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Dry GOODS MAKKET.

New York. July 3o-The cotton goods
kets quiet and steady ,IobherS report
good demand for spot merchandise in nearly
ALI departments. Worsted yarns in more
active demand Cotton yarns are selling
better for contract delivery. Light laccs are
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New York July 3o-Bceves-weak. steers.
$t,5nS.7o. oXN-, and stays. s5G7.7j. bulls. s5U
90; cows. $500 Calves Steady At $SC0T
l3oo, grasserS and buttermilks. sj.75u6.75.
sheep ana La 1lbs-Stcady sheen. s3siI 30 .
lambs. S6nS -. Hogs Easier; Pennsylvania
and State, s?.7OTS.a5
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Chicago. III. July 3o.-HoGs-woak 5GiOc
below opening. Bulk OF sales. SS.7Od4l0:
pigs $4,000. Cattlc-Wcak mostly loTlIc.
lower. Cows and hcifcrs. 81 5oTS 90. calves
SO 100 Sheep-Steady TO l5c. lower Lambs
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WALL TORN AWAY
Freight Car Crashes Through Hcuyv
STONE at MnIm Street SIufinu

Neariy forty feet of the heavy stone
Wall from about four to seven feet
nigh, which leads from Fifteenth Street
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.

BY Caskie G. Burch r Co.
sock ana Bond Brokers. lol5 L. Main Street
Richmond Va. July So 1918
SALES AT BOARD
Virginia Centuries, %. c. and R-looo NJ
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LOCAL MARKET QUOTATIONS..

Purnished by Levy Commission co Cow
mission MERCHANTS, Richmond. Vao
Richmond. Va. July 20 1914
ACTUAL WHOLESALE QiOTATIOSS ar
MARKET "
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to the Main street Station. was torn
away yesterday morning when a Sea
board Air Line yard engine hit a car
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET

Richmond. Va. July so 1913
QUOTATIONS On CHANGE
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DAILY. Weekdays. aSundays only.
All trims to from Byrd Street Station
stop at Elba. Time arrivals and departurS
not guaranteed. Read the sigma
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Official Range and Sale of Stocks in New York
stock.

Sales. stock.
Amalsamated Copper ......... {.
Am Az. Chemical. com $50. 4.
american Beet Sugar. com. -. Z.
American Can 1919.
American Can, pfd.
American Car and Foundry.
American Cotton oil.
American Hide and Leather, pfd
American Linseed OIL ...... i.
American Locomotive
American Malt Company, pfd. {.
American Smelling
American Snun, com. ..--.-. {.
AMERICAN Sugar
american Tel, and Tel. Co. 49,. :.
American Tobacco. com.
American Tobacco, pfd.
Ahacohua copper
AtchiSon
Atlantic Coast Line.
Il. c. l.. of Connecticut. -.
Baltimore and Ohio. .......
Bethlehem Steel Co. com.
Bethlehem Steel Co. rfd. -.
British American Tobacco Co..
BROOKLYN Rapid Transit.
Central Leather, com. .......
Canadian Pacific
California Petroleum ..........
Chesapeake and Ohio. ..........
Chicago Great Western. =.
Chicago Great Western, pfd.
Chicago. Mil. and St. Paul. $500.
Crucible Steel Cor, com. 1870.
Crucible Steel, pfd ............
Colorado Fuel and Iron. ........
Colorado and Southern. ........
Consolidated Gas ..............
Corn Products, com ..........
Denver and Rio Grande. com. -.
Erie. LIST pfd.
General Electric .........
George w Helmc Toba eco Co.
Great Northern. pfd ...........
Great Northern Ore CTS. .......
Illinois Central
metropolitan ........
metropolitan. pfd. -.
International Harvester. COM.
Paper .... .......
Car and Foundry. pfd.
Paper, pfG .......
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RICHMOND. Va. July 30 l9l3
Following are the quotations on the Hicb
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RICHMOND HAY MARKET

Baltimore Md July Whcat-E.s,er
No rcd, Ss7sc. Corn Inactive. Outs-Firm.
kye--Inhctivc.
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Railroads
Richmond, FrGdGrlCkSb'g & Potomac III.
TO AND FROM WASHING TON AND BEYOND.

ACCOMMODATION TRAlNS-WEEkDAYS.
Leave Byrd st. Sta. 400 T. NJ for Fredericksburg.
Leave Eiba Sta. $50 A. ~, 80 P. n. for Ashland.
Arrive B!rd ST. Sta. S.o5 AN. from Eredcricksb'g
Arrive Elba sta. G.30 AN .642 Pm. from Ashland
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Cotton futures closed Very steady:

Cotton quiet; niddl!ng. 1900, re, receipts
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RICuMoND TOBACCO ,IARKEr.

Following are the quotations on tho II
uloud Tobacco Exchange:
HHDS. AND LOOSE FIRED.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-22
Jn(an0 ge(egrap6
Grei 9unoss Wdtroien
rfruufeu.

erfr u n en-.
9riogeport, Conn.,, q. Sept.
Drei MldtroisH bonn 5orpeoo : 3trit0s
rer .Rtgaa" finD bsuts 46enb in psni
bieiissn 6aien .rtruntsn. ais pas8oot.
in benz iih bisielbsu befanben. NIT Dem
5uq .Ssabcaro~ toLioirts. Die grs
trunteueu befdnoeR IIh nit einem
pisrten Matrofen, Ranens shpmpfon.
ouf llrIaub unb tparen auf Der Rii6s
fobrt naf ibrem S4iffe, ala iih bas
llngliid ereisnete.
Die Referenoum 9 d 70 In.
beleieH.
Golumbn,s, g.. 81. Sept. -
gei Der moraen ItattfinoenOsnSn SnluBs
fibuna betr. De- 8GIioii1t Der aeFes
rgnoum pstitipnen bssiislih Der
Green Mdrnsr uno aiIpatrid 0efsBe
piro General 4nspaIt 6paan BEN
glntraa itelen. getitionen, bic 5000
1000 unterIhriften irogen, aIs
betriissriith suriidsunsiIen. falls
Stoatsistretdr @rapes oisiss GeIula
bsipilliat, piirbs bic Rsfsrenbums Oabl
tetrsffenb oisisr 9eieBe nnn5gIih
fein, ipenn niht nod innsrbnIb 10
TaaeH usue pstitionsn mi! eeniiasne
linterihriften. bic bona fios4 fms,
InssSbrsiist rttssa.
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Bisontiiher Sprit S6nutgsel onrh
gsillionen 8eloltrafe geabHoet.
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0etterberiAt.

SIR Ohio: Qnbdlteno fii6les
Wetter am Wcntae; ON Dienitdg
ff10nts. tDdrmeres Wetter; nGbige
noroipeftlihe DTS n0rblife Winbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-22

oeiiin fart taub III unb tpenn fi9 bies
fer 3uitnnb ni6t befern ldbt, tpiro es
ni9t ausbleiben. oub iie audi itumm
bleibsn ipirb. Die a0nisin felbft III
iiber bic peIIimiitiIden geridte Der
opfdr5te unb 5pesaliiten fdft untrDits
lid unb begiebt ii6 taetdgli6 nit ibz
rem ainoern mad periniebenen Glos
tern, nm bort fir bic 2eBteren gu be-
ten.
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3 eoetenber Deut5 9 u 4mes
rttdnif6e 9dbagogin
ge It o r B en-.

st. paul, Winn., q. September.
Sm Qiter bon 81 Sa6ren 1T geitern
in ibrem Sommer6eim am Wbite Bear
Sea, bic in ben Der. Stadten uno auh
in 0eltidldnb oprtbeilbuft betdnnts
2ebrerin, Qmalie gir, aus benz 2eber
geiGiebeu. Die 8erItorbene entitammz
te elmer bodangeiebenen 5amtlie. Sbr
9utsr, SberIt Sacob 0tr, mar elmer
Der 9riinDer Der 9urnertolonie gtetD
llIm unb pd6rsnb oes Snoidneraufz
fanbes plabtommanoant Der i6per
bebrdngten Stabt. Der ppr einIgen
Sabren in SnoionapoIis perftorbene
Spreher oes Roroumeritdniihsn 5ur@
nsrbunbes uHb SuperlntenDent oes
oeutI9en untsrri6ts an ben 0ortigen
offeutIi9en G6ulsn, prof. Robert
Rir, mar Der 8ruoer.
gDis ihr 8ruber na6m auh Qmalts
Nir beoeuteneen 4nt6etl on Der 9es
ftaltunq beutIhen S6ulpeIens uno
Der Sorbsrung beutiher gilcung in
Qmsritu. Sbre raitloieu, tpenn aub
manhmal iibersifrigen, 8eHtiibungen
iDaren aud gum groBen Shelle bon
I9onen grfolgen getrDnt uno BE
Gruubung Der oelttihen Settiou oss
CT. pauler s5nitituts fir aiiuite uno
WiFeui6aften uno beg beutihen pa
oagogiihsn 8ereins pon WiHneiotd,
beren Geitung DisIe Sabre in ibren
9dnoen lag, iino ibre bIsibeg3sn 8ers
oieu1te.
Die 2si6e tpirb BON bier ndh glep
lllm, Der 9sburtsitaot Der 8eritorbsz
nsn iiberfiibrt, tpo am Wortag Die getz
IesuHg srfOlst.
Religions Stati riteu 3
0eutf d lamb.
dfbiugt On, .. e., q. Sept.
Bon Dem amerifanifhen 0sneraIton=
Jul Sbadara IN Berlin 1T iOs6sn elm
aus3ug aus bsm grgsbui5 Dsr legteu
8oIts3dhlung, Die in Deutiaiano oprz
gsnOmmen tpuros. bsim Staats DE-
partement aHgelan9!. Der s3en1us
Oett oas Sabr 1907 uno ergab cine
8ep0Iteruuss3abl bon 61,720,529
Wsnihen, pon oenen ith 38, BAT ,646
3ur epaugsIiIhen, 22,540, ,485 3u taz
toliiden uub 566, ,999 3ur iaoidel
Religion betdHHteU.
Sm oitlttsu 5heile oes Rsi6es tpa=
rem BON 1874, ,936 gtnnobnsrn 12,'
6S1, 1872 spaugeliTh. 5,758,072 tatbos
IiI6 lnb 232. BIT iioii6. 9as 9er=
bdItnib in Weftoslltf5lauo mar nj:
folgt: 20,213, ,335 spanssIiit, $780,
729 t1tboIiT5 uuo 188,918 sSubsn. Sn
Suobeutfhlano itsbeu Die GatboIiten
nit 8,451 ,684 obenuu. gpangeIiihe
qiebt eg bort 5,480,121 unb SuosH
145, 704.
Jir prsubsn itslIt iid bos ger6dIts
niB: 23,847, ,337 enougsliih, 1888
tatboliia uno 374,353 iIoii6; fir
8apern: 1851. .079 epaugelii6, A.
668,108 tatboIii4 uuo 53,723 iiioif4.
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8eoeuteuo-e Steuereinz
i6Gbung.


Columbus, s., 21. Sept. Die
itaatlids Stsuer Sommi6ipu BAT
ibre Qrbsit Der Gini6Gsuug aqer Of
fentliheu llttiitdten oes Stadtes, nit
4usnabms Der Grprsb=, Selspbons uno
telegraph 9sisQi6afteu gu gnoe
oefii6rt uuo oie'elbsn nit 1895, ,662, :
$50 ooer $50, ,260, sos mebr ais i'm
8oriabr duf bic Steuerliite geTest.
SIN Sabre 1910, sbs bic Stsuers saoms
mi6ion Die auioritdt fir bic Steuers
einIhdBung bate, betrug Der uHgsieste
Steusrpsrtb Hur S235, ,573, 1856.
Drsi Der betbstIigtsu 9eIsQi6aftsn
boben 9srufung siHbeIegt.
4uf Die sin5eInsu utt!itateu pertbeilt
ftelsn ith Die Gtnihdbunoen ME fJIgt:
giisnbabHsn $665, ,074,810; StraBsn>
uuo 5ntsrurban gabueu $143,075, >
$40 gIsttriine 2iht 9eIellIaoften
S36, ,693, 800; Raturgds 9efeuihdfe
ten sos, ,785,570; aunitgas Ge'eqs
f9aften 81. .238, ,230; Daiierpertgs@sz
ieLI9afteu 81, ,283, ,130; Ro6renleis
lungs GeielIIhaftsu S36, ,607, $50;
llnipn Depot 8eieaI6aften 5000, :
$50; DaHer transport 9eiels
ihaften 1926. .1S0; 9ei8 Gefeuidafs
ten SOS, 400.
Die Ginun8biI Dor benz
SeRats QusihuB.
WaIhingt n, .. g., q. Sept.
Rdh ibrem 5riumpbsuse ourt ods
ReprGientantenbuus lift bic ssinonsbia
Der Administration isBt i'm Senut qe.
laHost uno Der 8orTiBer bes 9ant.
Qusihuifes. Senator Omen, ietpie dn=
bers Osmotratiihs Witglieber oes
ausIhuifes srtIdrtsR. oab fie boffeu,
bic MaBregel etipu am 6. Stto6er
Dem gleuum bes Senats porleaen Al
tGnnen. eSbrer 4nIiht ndh bubeu Die
Senatoren, ipeld,e Die 9prla1e sinaes
heEb itubirt boben, eeHus Snforma.
tioneu an 5dno, um bic 9eratbung
Der 8orIaae fofort aufnsbmen gu Ton.
neH.
@dbrsno bes IeBten 0fFsntIiden
8erhors, eds Der Sendts- -4usihuB
abssbdIten Bat, iaste Der Banter 4n.
oretp =. sSrame aus WaufeIba, mis.,
aus, oab BON 45o 21ao6oussn in
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Na4 bier Sabrsu dufgetIdrt.

9epiiIens6iife treiben gum geItdnbniB.
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@meritnniides S1nserpaar our4
ben oelititen aoiier eeebrt.
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Geutid)e Ueittel. .Meer Oiniiion blei5t
in bisberiaer Stdrfe.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1913-02-06
WELL DESEKNE ED.
The Prais, That Comes From THANH
ful Manchester People.

The Prais, That Comes From THANH
full Manchester People.
One kidney remedy has know
merit.
Manchester people rely upon 1t.
That remedy is Deans kidney
Pills.
Manchester testimony proves II r.
liable.
James Kennedy, Manchester Cen
ter, Manchester. VT, says: "Fol
years my back and kidneys bothered
ne and the trouble became 80 bad
at times that | could hardly stooI
or straigh.en. Mornings when
first uup, my back was amt
and stiff and pains extended from
my kidneys into my loins and hips
The kidney secretions were unnat-
ural and | was really In bad shape
when | began using Doan's Kidney
ills REQUIRED at Pettibon'e Phar'
macy. They helped me at once an
was not long before they had fix
cd me up In good shape. My back
was steer eDed, the pains wer,
removed and my health was restor
ed. Whenever | have felt In need
Of a kidney medicine since, have
taken q few doses of Doans Kidney
Pills I'D have received bene" ;"
For sale by all dealers. Price 81
cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffal,
lew York, sole agents for the I'm
ted States.
Remember the name-Doan's-
md take no other.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1913-02-06
A Careful Patient.

A woman whose throat had troubled
her for long time. says a writer In
the Philadelphia Ledger, grew lmpa
tent at the slow progress she was
making and made complaint to her
doctor. who said;
MADAM, can never cure you OF
this throat trouble unless you stop
talking and give your throat a com
plete rest"
But. doctor" objected the patient
"Im very careful what say ] never
use harsh language or anything of that
kind"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1913-02-06
Trapped.

How Is II that you have been able
to keep that excellent new COOK oil
yours so longf"
.Oh. that's easy. She had cork
leg"
Had a cork leg? What's that got &c
do with II? Hasn't she still got ltT
Not on your life. We hid II away
from her."-St. Louis Post-Dispatch.
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CopyrsFh, BY American Press Assoc
citation isi2

@RAyET may Ice defined as
mass 81 small fragments OF
stone which have been more or
less rounded through the &C,
iluu az water aud which have been
deposited by the same agency along
sluggish river channels Or about the
margins Of lakes or other bodies Of
water. II may have been formed from
the hard rocks along the seashone. the
fragments OF which, dlsiodged by the
elements. fall into the water aud are
washed back and forth through the
action of the waves. gradually becom-
Ing rounded and smaller
In the New England states aud 9th
er Of the states iyIng north Of the Po
tomac and Ohio river region gravel
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be sprinkled while the rolling Is In
progress, but II a roller and sprinkler
are not available the road should be
constructed If possible in the spring OF
the year. as the successive rains will
cause the material TO pack much better
than If the road were built In the dry
hot summer or early fall.
II the gravel Is lacking in suitable
binding material and clay or loan Is
available limited quantity Of such
material may be spread over the sur
face. The clay should be used very
sparingly, however, as II absorbs wa
ter and causes the road 10 become soft
and muddy ia wet weather aud dusty
In dry weather When the clay dries
II contracts and causes the road to
crack. Clay Il also affected by frost.
The same may be said Of loam The
best binder OF all is iron oxide. which
Is frequently found coating the pebbI, :.
Very satisfactory results may be ,
tanned by surfacing the gravel road
with thin layer OF limestone or trap.
rock screenings
The split log drag or some similar
device may be used 10 good advantage
In maintaining the gravel road
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A Eraak Of Nature.

A tree that Is a freak OF nature Is
the Asiatic star tree. II grows sixty
TO eighty feet tall. and for height OF
about forty feet the trunk Is wholly
bare. From that point there spring a
number OF tangled limbs. which shoot
out clusters of long pointed leaves, and
these. grouped together. emit at night
phosphorescent light
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1913-02-06

A 90 ougitse waH ereied several
Thousand feet above ~ea level Thesn.
sine iid DOL gife The FcNer expected
and II was conrinded thai ths sss VAS
dive 10 The altitude ~ the station tf'cn
Investigation 81 the th~gfesicai ana
practical considerations involved il sas
funbd that there : ioss ~ about l
tss eent " the indicsied horsepower
sof eaeh 1000 tews u Increase Ia eirFa
.ioa The efetf with low ratio Of
,unfsrsasou ts siighiiy less than siih
hish destpe " comyression. = selence
Cgnsf~etas
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be soids aud coat the stones usually
10 a depth Of two or three inches. 10
The mixing method the stones and
hinder are thoroughly mixed either BY
maud OF machine. 81 that each stone b
rovered with thin dim OF the binder
This method 10 general insUres the bet
fer aud more even distribution OF the
hinder throughout the road surface
bnt the cost is greater than that OF tbr
.,euetration meihod.
une OF the chief causes % the great
1umbet OF fniiures which have been
recorded 10 the use OF bitnminous Rad
rlaiefiai- IL ihe failure Of the uSel ~
well rs manufacturer to understand
eriain fundamental principles To
many tar Is simply tar and nn oil
10 oii while ia reality there IL raai
difference sometimes even 10 the tarS
pr,duced nj the same works. The oils
Also range from those OF a parnthp
laNe 10 those almost wholly asphaiiic
SPECIFICATIONS fnr the bitnmens should
be- nr.fared by an expert ara materials
IhUuh h. tested 10 the laboratory.
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ns,h q a- ,rhm y. a@,.,


A. We 80 10 pr~es Ne learn Of
the arath ~ Mrs A Is Muffat,
uhn-e illness v mentioned elsn
where 10 this issur
Mrs. Moftat had hceh iH Iroor
health Tor tho past YEAR or mafy
due To slight shocks She had
be.n improving however until she
was taken suddenly saturday al
ugnoon during Mr. Moftats alb.
smte Ca bis return home he
found her on the couch. and hastill
summoned doctor and nurse
Everything possible Was done q
prolonr her lie. but the end came
"Wednesday afternoon
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1913-02-06
Hops In England.

The English we're taught the uses OF
hops By native Artols. who intro
auced them into England 10 1874 They
met wlsb some hostility. for physicians
represented them 90 uawholesome, and
parliament WAS petiiioned against them
as a wicked weed Ia lbs their Use
sas prohibited under severe penalties
Henry yili appears 90 have been pref
pdicei against hops. for IN manu-
,cripi dated Ethan. January. 1870. o.
eurs aa iHyunrssop 10 his brewer 'pct
10 rs, hoIs or bsimstone~ into the ale
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1913-02-06
A o.o,l. na,

RifhHrd ilsrilng Davis ~ supper
10 New yors tod sce5 story shout .
aFams 90 cote
= ae goang nan." Mr. Davis sid
'tasd roasted At arin-Ss afeadfalis 10
MS arsmstie eoiann He aas intro
daa.-a 20 her . few days Latter. and shs
SAID
! thiHt il sas real nnan - yea %
ro4sf uae ne that especially waen
yeu sBew ghsi ! hays three chilafea
and hasland. she u . ersmasif
cribs u sgpgvFi
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1913-02-06
Brazil Nut Sesds.

All the seeds-varying from fifteen tt
twenty. four-of the Brazil nut germi
nate at one time The most vigorous
one gets first through a small hole a.
the top TO the open air and then feeds
upon the rest
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1913-02-06

Little Mary started tn rcheol siai'
ana pencil Ia hand IS and by 80
ein,g~sd the use ~ the slate and to-
~taa ls4- Vas snH.uguiesi She als.
dsotaasA the y. aud MAY eas bel
uea uame
uigh school days tnereass~i bel
lnowis.ase and also aeg nane u ~
Feared Marine
reliree DAYS followed. aai The hulf
uo,es narhea hetBe sl9uei Mae
coiieee asFs aaer l@ssed and so'le
and 10 hoAle q hrF own inef esll
hef Ma"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1913-02-06
TEN GOOD THINGS

There are ten things ia which
no one has ever We, been sorry and
iot dong which no one ever vii be
sorry. These are; For dong
good to all. ia speaking evil to
none; ia heanns before Judging.
fot thinking before speaking; for
holding an angry tongue: Tor being
kind to the distressed. for asking
p@don, Tor all wrong. Tor beng
patient toward everybody: for stop
ping the ears to a tslebesrer: Tor
disbeheuns most Of the u report,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1913-02-06
Johnny on the Spot.

Johnny" said the teacher. write
sentence using the words horse
sense"
Johnny wrote, "One night pa forgot
10 lock the stable. and he hasn't seen
his horse sense" Kansas City Star
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1913-02-06
A Costly Mistake.

WitberbyI made the mistake OF my
life this morning ! told my wife
didn't IKE her new gown
Plankington What. was she angryf
Witberby Oh. no: II wasn't that
But she wants another.