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sibitc Npt peb EresietiS.

&alset / Sirs6ags. 5plgenbe
&eiultot al @olgene / Winnelotn
% 8isconlin forelaa peo 8resie=
lis:
90 inneiota.
5or 5olooner: Mori5oll Joir~
mont, 2uperne> Canton Salls, SIra=
co. Hipeitone, N1ofa, Wo0iion
Jerglls Sails, 8lue gartD.
Sn1ob Schooner: 5leepD Gpe,
5a11f Center, 2afe Gitp, 6ariboult,
ct. 8eter, @oterpille> &oiota, Sc
Sl1eltr, GIN.
8isconi n.
Jor Salooner: Snrtle 2afe,
Deer Eart, 8urfborot, Glapton,
Clear Safe, 9eortb Suoion, &iper
Sails, 8aibbur1l bayfield,, Sparta,
Solme1L @alesbille, @6itebau,
@iroqua> 8ilion, Gbaieburg> Nor-
malf, &cnOall 9e5otu> Gable,
@rano @ie1p, 2ooplmitb> Seem
9aplporb.
SmoO 5aloo11er: Seem Nicbmono,
S11oipn Son1n1ono, Bolomin,
SprinQ &ulIen, Gomuh, Me1t en-
lent Glenlpoo6 Gitp, Dopninq,
8oDccDille, .8lacf Mibcr Sails,
Superior, s(iblanD, Sron Miper,
gumena> 5pooner, 2otc Neboou=
mon, 9eloit, Mooilon.
&alget / Gbicagp. Otter cu of
DC melt liplige &ogncr / @pens
9iltorie bolgtes 8illion1 Sale
Sbonplon til 8prgmel ter lnco en-
Nlurolitct al be1peo 10000 6tenn=
mer. Mciultatet ira iulntligc 1856
Solgur11cr i10e1for 8pen uobiler,
at bele Ben replblifonite @olglilte
CT ofgooet n1e0 5eirel1. 2igclcoes
bite bet itg> at &pinocrncs Gtem=
n1er bleb afgiDet omtrert ligeligt
forOelt n1ellem Sc to @ppeoportier.
@e1peo IS Yroce1lt al Sc regiltrere=
Be 100000 @elgere blcp ofgiuct
beo %%olgnrne11. S noglc al Sc bio
til Oerlofratiite &orDs fit Ocn re-
pn6lifanife &an6ioot CIT betpoelig
Wfojoritet og / Spcit5ers egct Yre=
cl1lct> t @jertet al ct al Sc itprteltc
o%elnofrotilfe &aros poo @%cltiiocn,
lejreOe I6onpion oper 5lpeit5cr
nle0 Ell Moioritct al bcnpco 300
Ste1uluct.
&el11ltotet blep CIT itor Operra-
lfclle blan0t 2e0erne al olle Eorti=
CT og mango bar tilbpjclig til at
ontoge> at Mapor @orrilon og bans
SilbGngere bab0e ofgipct oeres
5temmer for Sbompion.
8proaOet Dil 1ano1pnligpis blipe
beiot al Mepublifoncrnc. Gten1n1er=
nc for Socioliltcrnes &olgicoocl ~
mes iffe at bopc 11ooet set al 2e=
Oer11e forpentc0c llbfolo> ioet set
'ian1leoe Mel11ltot for oe11ne &algIeo=
ocl npppe bill pperltigc 10000
Sten1l1er. Grpbibitio11sportict fulbt
longt hagr0 for Spcialiltcrnes
Ga1gicb0el.
&algreinltatct fra anbre Stater.
S 9utte> Montanu, fit 9enuofra=
ternc CIT obernrl0en0c SER oOer
Socioliltportiet> pg Nclultotet til
ifribes &DinOernes 5ten1mer.
. S st.. 2ouis> &c.,, polgtes belle
8Draobet al IS NuoermpnO al Sc
publifa1erne me0 en- Wojoritet al
$4,000 5temmer.
S Nebroifo ipnes Hrobibitio11i=
lternc at bobe bunbet / 10 8per.
imoo 9, Scr lten1te / Sonpr al So
lponernc.
~ o,,,
s Micbigo11 bonot &robibitioni=
ltcrnc / IA Gou11tpcr, pg Goloon=>
Glen1cntet / 9 GpuntDer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-09

9anif 9amper .%innfet, st sele=
grom fra 2onoon / Girsoags meo-
oeler, at en- 0anif Camper er Die
ben lf11of iienf i Moroigen al en-
Sorpeoo fra en- tpif l~lnoerbanos-
baaO. Mun iabneoe enonn Sc
narr1ere Gnfeltbeoer peo aataltro-
fen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-09
BrPur fra 1rltrn.

Oct Dr1ll1lcr I O1s1c Gage nlco
Teltbrcpc ira Be foriGclligc Glog=
marfcr lon1, mere cller rli1ore af=
tuelt> giDer 2plernc ct sS11oblit /
SiDet, Scr fprcs / 2pbegrobeue %
poa WlarcDen bct opcr- Slognarfer=
ne.
S 6lGng bplger III ct @rep ira
SDerl9rcr Grncl San1n1er fra
5lensborg / 5pnoerjpllono, 1pn1
giper % fplgenoc Gtemningsbillcoe
at 2ibet / en 5%fpttegrab:
IS Tlten lpsner Morge>1rpocn.
Sen tegncr Di6unoerlige Torper poo
oen mprfe &inn1el. Set toger fig
no ioln @plgcu1c ober &obcts Gpb.
Wtorgenltjernen llllffes. &bo1
tibt bar hi life ~1tirret op imoo scr,
fra Bette 5te0 % ligelcocs poo
upre W(QrcDIltre!
Eaa en- @rangren bogbeo bon
Sfpttegrab ito6er en- 0rosj lei oq
lDnger. Sen borsler ONT @aarcn.
N1 tiger Solcn op, og Ell oejlig
Toroorsoog begbnocr / itille 5fjen=
Deo.
&i iio6er bDbt 1le6e 1,,6er SSsor=
ocn / bore mprfc @ulcr og ifl,cr
op moo sen grpen6e Sag. 81 ober=
0nnges imiolerti6 n1co 6lalnuer,
2arm og Serniplinter. Scr CT
OpoenS Serflteo. 9ogen pg 60
len lpreOer 2ps pao bans Sci. Scr
for CT Dor @rab tom.
90 graz Mfenb CT i1oc / Sor=
Sen. Marfen foron og bogbco CT
1om noop6. 2uften CT 1tille. 9p=
rene CT %foripunonc. 6or bben1
gaar 0rt MI as Sin 8ane, og til
bpcn1 len0er 01t sim opil6nenoe
Sorme, ou ollc Sfobningers Sen,
ISolm?
Seq ifpn0er mig frem gjennen
@roben til 6en enc 6lpj. ll11oer.
bejs npoes jeg til at 1tonoie. Sec
bprer Gang. 9e1 lp6cr nebenfrc
lom op .giennem Sor6en. Set c,
Solmelang. Sore Golbotcr lp,l
ger. Set ifer life bpjt, .111ell SOC
onoegtigt. Nu beo jeg bporfpr
BET ct Spl10og ioag.
Sg iuo eoar jeg pioere. Sitter
CT alt itille. Seq n1au ifpn6e mig
fpr @ranaterne fommer. Seq bpre:
oem inoe fra min ltnoerbpgning %
tGnfer pao, at set CT &bileoog %
olifin.
9age1 gaar, % Mftenen TOM
mer. Sitter re6mer Soriionten, o!
ytotten ct ner. Mftenrp6en brin
ger Sbile, Matten @efrielle. 9
gaor frcm fra un6erbDgningern
% %inoaan0er beginrligt mes bor
tpr1te16e 2unger ben rene Soroors
l1,ft.
Soften ltoar poa fin 8lo6s. &it
felbuen roger frem I Matten. Moo
men fommer, % / 6ens blege @fi,
glinier Sogtens blanfe 8oionet.
On ugle ifriger. Sen 1frige
bier Scot. @r set 9poningefuglen!
Sang, hi bgrer?
Soron Dor 6fpttegrob ligge
enonu en- @6n fra sen mgrfe Scr
oensoel.> Sjen6en bar fife face
bam begrabet. 8efffe11s rin6eno
ganoe bar ifpllet BAN ZEN til os
S Waane6er bor 6enne Dgbe Tia
get og orebet omfring paa Marfer
ne.
Men mi faI6er Mrbeioet. Mgrf,
lSffiffeliier finger fig ber, ober S,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-09
lWNEM@ 1ASS;;S;So}cAN0N5@
MEMBERSHIP LABEL
hsessaBN1 5A 4 IMNsXs@~
'8elgien maa hefrtra"

S uSSol,r1ol Sc @cncDc" bor sen
berpmte frantic Mitronom % Sor=
fatter Camille Tlonmorion ifreDet
Ell Mrtifel, ionl bu1 retter til Sc
omerifonifc Norgcrc. San in0le=
ser fin MppcI mco fplgenoc Sro:
Sen &rig, Ser CT crflnret al sc
german fc &cjicrriger, raj er nclleln
fem Itore c1,rppGiifc Nationcr. st
Naborige, lorn itoo l1oenfor &onflif=
ten, og bpis Nclltrolitet bor 90
ranteret beo Iraftater, bar pao
8run6 al fin geographic 8eligge11=
be0 maattet le poa, at 6ens inter
rationale Gol1traft CT blebel1 Ipll=
Derrebet, octs Ierritori1lnl oper=
fbemmet al 6jc10en, ben Nrme,
fom set ltilleoc / &etferbig6eoens
9jenelte, no1lcttet al Nngriberel1.
9ets arbejoionn1e @efolfning CT
ne6iGnfet / bunolps Gle1oig1co,
Miuioner Martprer jaget bort fra
here's Silent fra Deres f%rl,gt6arc
Soro og fra oeres Sno11itri; ct fire.
6eligt % t~illiosflll0t Soft ct tpull=
get uo / 2%onoflpgtigbe0 og 2i0el=
fer beo 8ro11o % 90elaggelier.
Sele 8per ct fori b1nbne, &11n=
items 8i0unoere er jammerlig pbc=
Iagtc, @i6liotbefct / 2pltpoin tilin=
htgjort mco allc fine 5fottc; Op=
res, Malines, Germon0c, Siege,
Girm1lioenl geic1port og mango
andre CT buffe0e 111oer for @om=
baroementet. @elgien CT 1,6plpn=
0ret al en- Mrme al Grobrere .
9enne S%orbrp6elie CT : fortlpt=
ter Slammorior1 = begooet ligc for
6en ci~nililereoe &er6ens 9jnc. SCR
at gibe 6cttc 2ono tilbogc til bets
Giere, iom gje1unem Morbun6reoer
bar fjebt set nleo fit @loo % fl
Mrbejoe, moo mon frobriitc Croft
rer11c Dbcr encltc @p n1co brutal
&raft ~.
Jor at faa reject set toprc 8cl=
glen no al llnoertrpffercns @reb
og for at funlc gibc Set tilboge til
oets beltemooige @crifer, bbis u6p=
oelige. Nabn CT lfrebet mes @uIo=
bogltopr / 9iitoriens @og, bor
5ranfrig % bets Mliereoc ielp
manttet angribe, bpmboroerc, p0e=
lggge belgiife @per.
Seq ipprger sen Delc @er6en,
ON Den bill peoblipe at bore pos1ip
Silituer til bette blo0igc 9ronlo,
til oennc roprcttclige llretfnroig=
beo. lloen at togo i'm Gilflugt
til 0en bGbne0e Stprfc ruo0er Sen
iamleoe Gerben oper en- frpgtir6gp=
0enoe Maat. Sc 6oreneoe Stotcr,
Merico, @roiilieL SStolienL @poni=
en-, 8ortugol, @refenlono, Mume=
men, 9ollan0, 5berrig, Morae,
9anmarf, 5cbmei3, allie Sc Matio=
sler, lom bar nogcn Smiorg for
Sen menneifelige @nroigbeo, bor
Den bpoenoe &ligt' at lpgge fig
imel1em Sc itrioenoe og 1ige til
benz:
&i freezer Set belgilfe Serrito-
RUINS 9efriellc. gi for6rer, at
man rsmmer bette 2or6> bbis Sss11=
fegritd ct %garanteret, % 1om CT
gibt til Hris for Tolferettens
&rnnfelie. 211rembo11g ma oq1ao
remmes. Sie1otligbeocrnc mac
i6eluffenoe beeranles til sen
franlf-tDife @rGnle. Mootte ollc Sc
neutrale Nationer enes ONT at er=
Here, at 8elgiens Sor0 er bellig.
Mfooltanoerne bill bpje fig; tbi @e=
fraftelien paa bette @eto tan blipe
forfaroelig 90 11bpnbGrlig. Sor
forte Gong bill hi ie Sc neutrale
Nationer, allelamme11 reiie fig oq
fige til ben, iom lite bill nnoerfalte
fig:
Menneifebeoen foribarer ser
frnnfeoe Mertralitets @gre. 81 Ell
foIioariIfe, og bi agter at brpoe ollie
Dc pfonomiife, poIitiife, iociale
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-09

mprfe Warfer. 9e graber, De bp
rer> De tplnrer og bigger. 5aager
tiger trent iom 5fpgger og blipe,
itaaenoe / Waonens Sfin oper Gn.
gene. Seq ligger ltO oper 8rDIt.
pqrnet. Ser ligger og niger $50:
troniller Zig frem.
Gluoielig lpsner set fra Sjell.
oens &anoner. 6rDgteligt ober.
Opngcr De ct ubeloigt Steo til bpj.
re for os. Bigger &ommeroterne
MI maaife Ser / beres BLOB? 6ar
9g0e11 rant nogen? Sort Mrbejbe
fortlettes / SO. Moanen CT borte
Wei0not fprnr1er % lpinber. Sore
flittige Mrbej6ere gaar pmiiber til
@bile. Snart ct ogiaa ben Scot
pn1l11e, pg cit ny Sag brDber frem.
@borleoes bill SEN lie neo / Dor Sfpt=
tcgron? 81 peo set iffc."
Mf ct onbet Gillebc pou Worcbc11
pGlger hi fplgen0e:
~9fatten er on1r1c, sen Dur on
lpenot os oDbere pg bpbere, .og hi
morc6erer> %marcDerer beltanoig
Sbor6en BET gaar, hi beb BET fife;
bppr langt hi ifal enO11u, hi beo Set
life. Sfa1 hi bore &e1erbe? GfoI
III ltornle? Spao bill 9agen bringe
os? Gi gr1lblcr % t9nfer; men
hi beo Set life.
Npgle Simers Spill, 1ou~ goor Set
bi0erc. Gotten CT mprferc, bore
6pO0er CT trpttc. Won CT ollereoe
ioa trGt, at mali troper oflteo lon1
be0ppet. Sfanletpjets &lopren moo
SiocgeDGret, 2eOcrtpjets &nirfcn
og 2ru1rrcn> Stpblernes SlGben
og SfriDtenes e%nsformigc Srop=
:rup.
81 marcberer bolbt / 1Gpbne.
Sra Gio til on6en forer man op:
fun life idffe agteruo! Wqn fer
fnapt lin Sorman0> iaa merft er
Set, 6erfor life iatfe ogtcr1to! Srapt
trap = igje,n fommer 5opncn
Seq 0rpmn1er ON min &jen1ltabn.
Min Iprn1onos Stpblc 1loor en-
@nilt> Ser flamn1cr op, og felt
pluoiclig fommer Wei11oet ON ct
&crs:
Sg @inglten ipreote Sc Gniltcrs
Gpo
/ Hattcns ourflc Sure.
gf bbem er Set mon? Mi11
trette @jerne lcoer % leoer fpal=
fulot eftcr 9igteren. Irop> trap
bben1 far mon ifrebet set? =
trap, trap. Seq fan iffe> jeg fan
life bittc pao set. Mo, bpor leuge
Set CT, 1ioen man bar lelt Ell Sog!
Sgjel CT @niit og MI, 1om ct 5pn,
tpoclig, belt tpoelig foran mig SEN
flnrt oplpltc Scene; onnfring Sen
ipGn0cr Jig / 1tolt @ue Sc mprfc
@olfoner bpit / @ejret, % poo &c.
men / Set flare &elpS So>1gere11,
bonfire @oon0 fnuget moo 8rpltet,
bajrc frit / @ejret. Merfeligt>
0isie 6agter far 1lct fife mere no
get fomilf iom ti0ligere. Nu i'm
ger ban oloelcs, oloeles tpocligt:
s M%rnefrog be6 @intertio! = =
gu! Sffe 1affe ogteruo!
Min 5i0emolsos Mplt, peffer
mig. Seq CT ioa trGt.
- Solot!
9elingsfprcr1le gaar forbi % ion1
SfDgger, 1agte @Dilfen: Ser mao
life mere rpges og fife mere 1nuf=
fcs.
8rot boogner man. sla, hi CT
freuuc! @pao ifol Ser fife? Mol'
hi l@torrler en6nnt / Scat?
@ogte iom ct Bult longt borte
fra: Morcbe! Sretbeoen CT for
lbun0en. 81 morcbercr igjen, Ell
belig gaor set bort fra &ejen. Spr=
an % en- mprf &plo, eli SfrGnt
%neocnfor.
= 9ol6t!
5aa Srbrcn: N%ebgrab1ting n1o>
Nrtillcri! ga laa. 90 1oo Or:
bej0et, tollt forbitret. &un Spa
ocr1cs &naien, Saffernes bltn1pl
Slog og Men0enes boorbe 5tpn,
nen hbres. Surtigt, burtigt, tiff
%obcrraifes 1loen 99fning!
&on1pogriet ro6er fig bpberc oe
opbere neo; men ltilfGr0igt fonme'
ogiaa Morgenen, Set f%orreoeriite
2Ds. Mrbej0e!
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-09

@pforlopebe. u911 fpsier, iom
on bar meget bant til Set, Scarf. "
San: uSboroan fan ou beogm=
me set, lille Mnna?"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-09

- sfrib efter 9rgbennmmcr af
bette 8lab.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-09

= 9ol6t!
5aa Srore11: Safeguarding nlob
Nrtillcri! ga lao. Og loo Mrr
bej0d, tol,lt forbitret. &l>n Spo-
ocrncs &noien, &affernes bumpe
5log og Men6enes baoroe 5tpn=
men hpres. Surtigt, burtigt, life
%opcrrulfes 11oen 99fning!
&on1pogniet ro6er fig bpberc og
opbere neo; nre11 ltilfer0igt fon1mer
ogiaa Morgenen, Set forreoeriife
2ps. Mrbejoel
Gn0elig 1bin6er Nottens 6urfle
2ps, og en6m1 tre6er 9agens flare
2ps life / bets 6teb. 0oggrp -
men hi er feroige. @i ligger uo-
aleoe / bore S11ller. 2ongt 11oc SEN
fprlte lDIe Stribe. Sen bliber bre-
bere, glpoer opbere. 9agen brpoer
frem - bbao bil Sen bringe? Min
Siocmaao npnner / fin S1lle &pt-
terens 5ang ON Morgen rpo pg
often Dpb."
Stoffels Mennei fer! Gor 8en
megter fife at FIRE 8iIleoet bioere.
Sbornaor, ia, bbornaar 1fol ri OBJ
lebe Ben @leoe at ie Sreoens en-
gel %roipreoe fine Singer ober set
blooorDppenbc europa, ober Milr
lionerne al oe iprgenoe Gnfer, So
oerlpie og areblineer TOM oette,
bet ltprte Slagteri af Mennelfer
Seroens Siltorie bar fremforot?
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-11-25

have decision go over until after
election.
whether or not this happens de-.
ponds largely upon the time the case
il heard. II is up 70 the government
10 take the first step to advance the
date Of hearing. Itigsnts on the
oher aide Of the case have complained
bitterly over what they term unreas-
enable delay, and for weeks have
been urging the government to NOV.
more quickly.
Meanwhile, regardles Of when the
hearing may be held, Democratic
leaders are wondering what can be
done TO offset the attack that will be
made on their fiscal policy on the one
hand, and their legislative efficiency
on the other.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-11-25
SPECIAL WASHINGTON
CORRESPONDENCE

Washington, d. c., Nov 22-The
Democratic administration is APP
preaching a very awkward situation.
There are on the docket Of the Unit
ed States Supreme Court the so-called
five per cent rebate cases, They in
volve a tremendous sum in customs
revenues, loosely estimated at be-
tween Is and 20 million dollars, col
lected under the provisions Of the I'm
dcrwood tariff law. On the courts
decision hangs the fate Of these mil
lions.
II the Supreme Court upholds the
five per cent rebate provision in the
Underwood law, then the sum in dis
pute belongs to the foreign importers
and must be paid back by the govern
mcnt. The treasury deficit long ago
became alarming. IF this enormous
additional sum has to be paid out, il
will still further emphasize the fail
rue Of the Democratic fiscal policy.
On the other hand, if the Supreme
Court decides that the FIVE per cent
provision Of the Underwood law is
invalid, the highest court in the land
will have convicted the Democratic
Congress Of humilia,ing blunder and
still further emphasize its record Of
legislative inefIiciency.
rhe fact that the attorney general
in order 10 save the revenue involved,
is attacking the validity Of the Law
Congress worked six months to pass
makes the situation still more eomph
Gated.
From political standpoint, the best
thing that could happen TO the Dem
ocratie party in this case would be TO
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-11-25
BoNDvILLE

Mrs. Bert Wilder Of Wardsboro, is
visiting her brother. Henry Chamber
lain.
Mrs. Bessie Whitman was the guest
Of Mrs. Harriet Benson from Friday
until Monday.
Miss Annie Morse is IN at tho home
Of Roland Morse. She is under the
care Of DR.. b, +. Millington.
Miss Kethleen Sullivan, who has
been spending a few days at Rev Per
cival Hewitt's, returned TO Pawiet on
Monday where she has employment
The poverty party was a success in
every way. Numerous fines were paid
but none for long faces as everyone
seemed to enjoy themselves TO the ut
most $1,000 was taken in.
Mark Vale Of Worcester, Mass.
came Saturday to visit his mother.
Mrs. Luc.na Vale He returned home
Monday. accompanied by his mother,
who will spend the winter with one of
her daughters
Those getting deer this season so
far are as follows: George Brooks,
Charles Linscott, d. A. Leonard, John
Williams, A. C. Slade, II. c. Williams,
and John Lackey, Roland Morse and
Wells Prouty, A. c. Read of Green
field, and Lyle Stoddard and Rufus
Estey, both from out Of town.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-11-25

spending a week with his mother, Mrs.
May I.athrop and also in the woods,
Mr., Lathrop pays for non-residen:
license but he was well repaid this
year, having shot a fine doe Thursday
in Benedict Hollow
The wind Of Friday did not do as
much damage here as is was reported
to have done in some other towns.
While the south-bound local freight
was standing in the railroad yard the
wind tore a roof completely off Of one
OF the box cars. The lumber piles be-
longing TO the Refrigerator plant were
strewn along the road,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-11-25
Human Ignorance.

Speaking of his life, the aged scien
list, Fabre, said shortly before bis
death; because ] have stirred few
grains Of sand on the shore am In Il
position to know the depths OF the
ocean, Life has unfathomabc sec
rets. Human knowledge will he eras-
ed from the archives of the world be
fore we possess the last word that the
gnat has To say to ls. Scientifically.
nature Is riddle without definite
solution to satisfy mans curiosity
Hypothesis follows hypothesis. the
theoretical rubbish heap accunuates
and truth ever eludes us To know
how not TO know might well be the
last words of wisdom"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-11-25
If YOU WANT A PIANO

you cannot afford to lose the opportun~
ity We are offering you, a large size,
new Emerson piano 1925, Mckannon
Bros. large size, new S247, always
sold for $3.50, one Kirk Johnson 5000,
one Lockwood slightly used Sl72, one
Mckannon Bros. slightly used 5000,
one in walnut case looks like new Sl65.
Send for catalogue at once showing
any of these pianos. Terms SO down
and S. per month. Address Geo D.
jarvis & Son, The Jarvis Palace Gar
age Building, Burlington, Vt adv-32-1
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-11-25
coon NEWS
Many Manchester Readers Have
Heard II and prohted Thereby

Heard Il and prohted Thereby
Good news travels fast and the
many bad hack sufferers IN this viein-
ity are glad to learn whore relief may
be found. Many lame, weak and
aching back Is bad no more, thanks 10
Doan's Kidney Pills. Thousands upon
thousands Of people are telling the
good news Of their experience with
this tested remedy Here is an ex-
ample worth reading.
James Kennedy Manchester Center.
says: For years my back and kidneys
bothered me and the trouble became SO
bad at times that could hardly stoop
or straighten Mornings when first
got up, my back was lame and stiff
and pains extended from my Kidneys
into my loins and hips, The kidney
sccretions were unnatural and was
really in bad shape when began us
ing Deans Kidney Pills. procured at
Pettibone's Pharmacy They helped
me az once and il was not long before
they had fixed me up in good shape,
Ny back was strengthened the pains
were removed and my health was re-
stored"
Price soc, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mr.. Kennedy had Foster Milburn
Co., Props, Buffalo, n. Y. adv32-2
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-11-25

The Rutland Railway, Light e. Pow
er Company has offered prizes to the
merchants Of that city who have the
best window displays during "electri-
cal prosperity week" which opens
November 29th.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-11-25

For any pain, burn, scald or bruise,
apply DR.. Thomas Eclectic Oil--the
household remedy. Two sizes 25c and
soc at all drug stores. adv
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-11-25

Ehih 10 VI WI a AAASNANN ~ p'N'N'
the air.
Some little bug is going to find yol
some day,
Some little bug will creep behind yol
some day,
Then he'll send for his bug friends
And all your earthly trouble ends;
Some little bug is going to find you
some day
| The inviting green cucumber
Gets most everybody's number,
While the green corn has system
Of its own;
Though radish seems nutritious
It's behavior is quite vicious,
And doctor will be coming to your
home.
Eating lobster cooked or plain
Is only flirting with ptomaine,
While an oyster sometimes has lot
to say,
But the clans we eat in chowder
Make the angels chant the louder,
For they know that we'll be with
them right away.
Take a slice of nice fried onion
And you're fit for DR.. Munyon,
Apple dumplings kill you quicker
than train,
Chew a cheesy midnight rabbit"
And a grave you'll soon inhabit
All, to eat at all is such foolish
game.
Eating huckleberry pie
Is a pleasing way to die,
While sauerkraut brings on soften
ing Of the brain.
When you eat banana fritters
Avery undertaken filters,
And the casket makers nearly go in
sane.
\ bme little bug is going to find you
some day,
Some little bug will creep behind you
some day,
With nervous little culver
He'll give cirrhosis of the liver;
Some little bug is going to find you
some day.
When cold storage vaults | visit
| can only say what is it
Makes poor mortals fill their sys-
tens with such stuff.
Now, for breakfast, prunes are dandy
If stomach pump is handy
And your doctor can be found quite
soon enough.
Eat plate of fine pigs knuckles
And the headstone cutter chuckles,
While the grave digger makes a
note upon his cuff.
Eat that lovely red bologna
And you'll wear wooden kimona,
AS your relatives start scrapping
bout your stuff.
Some little bug is going to find you
some day,
Some little bug will creep behind you
some day,
Eating juicy sliced pineapple
Makes the sexton dust the chapel;
some little bug is going to find you
some day.
Ill those crazy foods they mix
Viii float us cross the River Styx,
Or they'll start US climbing up the
milky way.
ind the meals we eat in courses
dean hearse and two black horses
So before meal some people al
ways pray.
.ucious grapes breed 'pendicitis,
Ind the juice leads TO gastltls,
So there's only death to greet US
either way;
md fried liver's nice, but, mind you,
friends will soon ride slow behind you
And the papers then will have nice
things to say.
ONE little bug is going to find you
some day,
ONE little bug will creep behind you
some day,
Eat some sauce, they call it chill,
On your breach they'll place lily;
ONE little bug is going to find you
some day.
The Rutland Railway. Light & Pow
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-11-25
THE POPULAR BUG song

Nothing in Alone at Last" at the
shubcrt Theatre draws SO much APP
plause as Mr. Atwelps little song
about the microbe He composed !,
and sings il. and il is not only the
rralness Of his versiheation but the
timelincss Of the topic which makes
il so enjoyable to the audience. Here
are those verses which MIR. Atwell
sings.