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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-05-03

friend - ours Nas coming 70 Aew York from
Albany, and iust opposite him in the car Eat
iAds aud her child, the latter besatifal liitlt
gid With wonderfully bright eyes sad sNeel
piasoulg Ease the very picture, ID miniature, d
hrf maihct. She attracted mich sileut ion. and
~on mshy studies and tender glAbe,s, sL,
moved slout the seGt An eld.srly geailemaf
walking Through tht car, looked into tha stitch
ing thiugs eyes, sod Nas fascinated al once.
stopping, b. i0,ingiy pattel her cheek, and
ksAea
''Woaa son sise inc kiss, pretty one ! "a,
- Aiar AtlIe garis.
she iookod a. him sery krybly iof an Instant
add tiita pfupounlsd iae rather embarrassing
quSsiiah
weuiisg sea rat!.sf kiss naaiInA = ltsura
AeH iofkef.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-05-03

WINS ~ WAS HAIR TImouGH Jonathan says
he couldn't help laughing 81 an aBeedote d 3
man accustomed 10 make long prayers who had
persuAdea guesl. greatly sgAinst his ineiinA-
ton 10 stay 10 break fast. lie prayed and pray
I'd, uli his impatient guest began 10 think Of
edKing quietly away. and walking on bat In At.
tempting il he walked up the Old mans son, who
vas asleep IN his chair.
How soon will your father be through 2" whis.
perod the guesL
Iiss be got 10 the Jewst" asked the boy in
reply, in the same tone,
No. said the guest
"Well. ihon, ho Amt half through replied
the boy, and composed himself SgAin to his nap
vii erenpon the guest boiled at once.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-05-03
nos rns prrcn wA.n. -They ID bod xa.h

How rus DuTcn wash They do not wash
sith machine. They wosld scorn the idea. r.
They use simply rehned borax. Dutch womcI
are wcll known ss models o. es anlincus, at least
IN their own country. They get up linen whiteI
and niocr III any others, and they do i by US
ing borsx as washing powder instead Of soda
ia tho proportion Of large handful to about let
sAllons u boiling water. They thus save one
hAli IL soap. cambries aud lAcos require an eK
Ira quantity u powder. sLile Tor stitching erin
glino and nnaerskifss stfong solution is neees
sary
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-05-03

BoNR FuaR ut al painful things caH there
b. anything ~ eHerunatngly painful AZ bone
foloaf We fse~ " none thai flesh i heiT 70,
ana. ~ tbs nalhdy il quito frequent and the
suhsori a much earnest e0nsideranon, " give
she lAtosi recipe ios ~ cure which is given By
thai high Authority. the London Lancet 'A'
sooh A. the disease IL teli Pot directly ever the
spot a a. .llster shout the sEe q the ihumt
nail. and ia il remain for si1 houFs, Al the eEPi
t.on q which time, directly under the surface o.
the hlister. mas he seen tie iecau. which can In
stAuily b. .aksu oui with tie poiu, Of needle o.
4 lancet
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-05-03

A. AsFdsssana hpsaASn 40 lHdianaPali
uoasH feossily gtse bafth 70 rAill during hcf
haslanas atssnoe. and lasl before bite nsinrn
tl.s nalrhhors tsnOsoj tsa other lsatssss AHd
placed thcm ~ lee siih t4e hglo straagei
whsu as htbsg kstsa d s,t bic eiiiid the e1v'
rflis sas tnruad a.,un, aud fllbumgh he meet
have been iEunasu-es snrpfised be oouiiy turned
q liz 4lis aud a=ksa. " Did tuy ges s~syy-
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-05-03

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Gh8 faa
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81 aagts Ns8t GEkA
81 Faie aa i9sas na8 nfts
Aa8 Esw bmaAl
GhEff g. uf.ie
AAss. aasaa kgstef
Fai tues uy pa
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Gaa5 As4sg tfeAfH-hcksis
a. tEr4
THAT W bare tati
Eug nas ihti se bsfa pariet
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-05-03

A mintsken teaf3si vac fuasd weeping over
tAs ies-hoeoss q Nj Rsrnan, thinking be wss
dfapp4ns tears At lbs taab q NAsAiagtoa.
a maa aswh 10 nalns says 4 be builds
hease. At 81 have folalng aeafs they're -
Aksdy ID eass q tgAtnl'
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-05-03

FsHias qua west xss invited 10 play 3 game
q Iotes. bu, he feiassa, saying. "So, thantes.
played peksF al one sHmsneF and bad 70 scar
AAakesa lsnis III tbs heat viAier. have had
10 ia.ts fas iAki tnsassHient ss1re"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-05-03

It0 shat Ne Gan, sanin4sf viii have its aies.
II - YAH il The ssods &c mast eSpsct moaIai'
loes. II sc 81 nsling We must expect vet
uDSt
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-05-03

~ 81 ~ say. renarkea Mr.. Br0uh, that
gonss j. = ih4es; bat DO cay that Il his fAr4
iolsed ns.sss, wpaia sea ~ 70 kssr shssp.r
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-05-03
pulmonary Organs.

This preparation has now been before the pub.
lie thirty-two years. Fifteen years It has been in
the hands of the present propnetnrs, and the
constantly increasing sales IS the best guaranty
Of public approval We have tho names OF moro
than Thousand persons, that we might publish,
as youehing for It's efficiency, bat We deem those
below quito sufficient.
We are confident, that tho printing Of lengthy
certificates will, where the Balsam Is known be
deemed entirely suporiluous; We therefore ask
your attention to tho names Of those below vile
have sold and used it for years,
The ingredients composing this remedy have
long been IN use and approved by the medical
Faculty Some Of them they have resoftod TO IN
all casos Of Pumonol, Diseases consequently
Dr. Wilcox presents no claim to The discovery,
except what relates to this remedy az compound
/ ed.
/ We know this medicine will redeem al we say
when we assure you that a remedy cannot Be
found that will produce more happy effect on
/ the Pulmonary Organs. We do not expect any
that have used it viii gainsay what we have said
We do not believe aueh person can be found
| The following references can be relied upon as
coming from persons who could not be induced
/ to subscribe IL this public manhor, 20 medicine
4 II II did not possess real merit. Many q thom
have told us TOO much cannot be aald IN IL a.
yor, and that they were glad Of an opportunity 3
! Thus publicly subscribe Is ia uItuer
/ WIN. 4. HAWKS 4 Co, North Bennington v
4 J. + suuHfLIaF Bennington VI.
4 j. W. ruI, North Adams, Mase
II. 6. hCIgIyIs, h0rth Huusi1k, ! J.
! ARMSTRONG BAcKus, Hanhicb N u
4 W. =. pKIEAs HooAirk talis \. !.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-05-03

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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-05-03
LIFE in utah
MYSTERIES OE MORMONlSM

By = H. BEAnLE. Editor Of the Salt Lake Reporter
BEING an EXPOSE Of their SECRET Kites, CIR
KM0StEs and CRlAES.
With tall and Authentic history OF F0yREmy and
the Mormon from IT, argiH - the present time
CAUTION. Old and inferior works on the Nor
mons a Fe being cirfulated ses that each book cot
tains s. hHe eHgraYiHgs and $50 paees
AGENTS WANTED. rtud laT Circular anu see
terms afe fail descriptions VI sh wark. Address The
NATIONAL PUBLISHING co. Be ton, Mass.-Sw4s
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-05-03
V'Ills 8 so IlrNBUg

rHis Is 30 HuMBUGf
4 BY sending IS rtutf With age
height, eusaf - eas. and hair You Wi receive ~
taFh maii coryt picture ~ yoRf fntarp hasbHnd o.
rlfs, vita naute AnJ date q marriage, Address
4 IDVuIs AND SHOES
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-05-03
20. WHITCOMB's Rstate

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ATATE % YEEaoST, / Al Prohais Copf hald
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Pr1ssnt Hes. y b. El ETOS. faexe
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-05-03
WHAT ARE
On. WALKERS
CALIFORNIA
VINEGAR

THEY ARE NOT A VILE FANCY DRINK.
Nade II poor rum. whisky proof spirits aud rriase
daurs d0ciored. spieed aud swsctened to please the
taste called TONES, festorers, appettefs, &o, uaA
lead the nppler 10 drunkenness and ruin, bat are
true Medicine, Maie from the native roots and herbs
aud herbs Of California free from an Alcoholic Stma
lHhts They ure the GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER
AND LIFE GIVING PRINCIPLE. perfect Renoya
tor md lhyignraior OF the Syetrn, carrying off alt
poisonous matter and restoring the blood 70 healthy
condition, No person take these Bltters accord.
log to directions aud remain long nnwe 800 VIII
be given for iueurabe case provided the bones
not destroyed by mineral poison other means and
the vital organs wasted beyond repair j. WALKER
Proprietor. 4. II. MCDONALD q Co, Druggists and
General Agents, saB Francisco. Cal, and s2 tnd 81
Commerce ~. N. Y. SOLD BY LII DRUGGISTS
AND UKAIEEs -4w4s
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-05-03
\\fELL's cAEDoLIc TABlA1s.

"
After mnch stUsy and scientific htrestiraiau - to
the medal qnsiities ~ Arp De- Wells has
discovered hy proper combination sth other attieler
IN ths form II Tahisi .pt@ne faf 80 puianusfy de
eas@t, THEE TABLETS are SERE GI ~ isr an
diseases 81 tbs RESPIRATORY ORGANS. sOKk
THROAT, COl.D, CROUF DlPTHEEIA, ASTHMA
CATAEEti, or H0AKsKN Ess also saceetslgi rem
edf fef Kidtry dnicalties Price 20 esnts pet BOX
sent by mail Hp0H feCeiit ~ price, p john Y XIII
LOOT, y cir -, Nsw leiE, 50 Ageat faf the
4 aiGrd states-ssaa
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-05-03

AGENTS WANTED ~ 500 % $500 'd Mouth
CiergyHei, School Teachers, Smart Young Mea
and Ladies' tedited 10 cdardsS for The Neio Book
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-05-03
Burr 4 Burton Seminary.

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rpHF NEKE FEgN aeslas y anNEsukN. NAEtH
! saa aaHfsEa Fs = aestf
Elsgaaft laffraisaa ffaa 90 a. t5sstiai AaasEIa.
z sha f'fs5,sfsiffr iisfi1aafs 81 use htsashgs
zsnsfsl3s iaagft Is s5Hs.lai tasfiausHs.
Naatf Hfa Hzas,at ~ 81 thf s. 9tsffr tas ree ae
sit fe1elgf - 81 F4aF hua BE Naft Funa, W tsCf
Faii5an. a. i-as
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Ets q. tfNfiN
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-05-03

ened, lalllng hair checked, and baldi
ness often, though not always, cured
BY its use. Nothing can restore thd
hair where the follicles are destroyed,
or The glands atrophied md deeayedI
But such as remain can be saved iol|
usefulness by this application. Instead
Of iouling the hair with pasiy sedi1
ment, it will keepit clean and yigorousl
Its occasional use will prevent the hairI
from turning gray or falling of, aud
consequently prevent badness. Fred
from those dcleterious substances which
make some preparations dangerous and
injurious 10 tho hair, the Vigor eau
only benefit but not harm it. II wanted
merely for q
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-05-03
THE FERLE sS
GREAT IMPROVEMENT
Tm Nor Pmrnav CooEIxo Snow AVIS
MtuE
Was snar3e,i fhe Frs Grand Prise Rel.
81 al ~ Parss Exposition. 1867.

Faq Naauasag Durability far siusHAe.iy ln
Manaet1aeHi tlaahHuses Is Caakiag Bozuiy q
Design. sasaaskraas ~ CAktsuss sHd EleFkuoe 81
flHish, q stands Nnrifa.led Use eHiserifet
veuM infrm she paAAe that ~ = sole agent IN
dc a.allaa L. %. aalr u tAn al.Aa alll hFaLtA
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-05-03
Aver S
Hair VigOr,
For restoring Gray Hair Ia
lis natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing which
Is at once agreeable,
healthy, aud elleeluaI
for preserving tho
hair. Faded on gray
hair Is soon restored
10 is original color
wiA as gloss and
freshness Of youth.
Thin hair is thick.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1870-04-01
DEFEATED.

The Railroad Tariff Bill! was defeated in
the Senate on Tuesday, by vote to lay the
whole subject on the table; twenty six Sen
ators voting yea, and seventeen nay. We
apprebend that this result, although for
sorxe time deemed certain, Will be anything
but satisfactory TO the people OF Iowa.
Their wishes in regard to this subject are
not q matter Of conjecture. BY petition
and otherwise they have demanded this or
aud guaranty against future spolia'ion by
monied corporations, the nature aud ten
denotes of which are, if unrestricted, to
Cypress and prey upon the people. Their
demands were disregarded. The railroad
lobby cnt rel the arena of the Senate
Chamber against the people, ana the rail
roads have won; how, we do not pretend to
say.
1t may be that the measures under imme-
diate consideration were crude and faulty,
it may be that the advantages to be gained
by their passage we're mainly to be reaped
by the river towns, still they were in the d.
reetion of safety and justice to the people
at large, and infinitely better than no legis-
lation upon the subject. The opponents of
the Railroad Tariff Bill made no pcint up
on its defects, but denied the right, or
questioned the policy of restricting rail-
roads a, all. In this they misrepresented
the sentiment Of the people, ard in some
cases We have no doubt willfully and cor
ruptly.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1870-04-01
WOMAN SUFFRAGE.
The passage by the House at Des Moin

The passage by the House at Des Moines
on Tuesday, Of the proposed amendment
to the State constitution extending the fran
ckise to females, marks an era in the Wom-
nings of very few years ago are having
results hardly anticipated so soon even by
the N ost enthusiastic advocate Of the cause
The leading newspaper organ of the Re-
publican party in the State, which four
years since deemed it essential to the har
mony Of the party that resolution endors-
ing woman suffrage offered in State con-
vention of the party, should be omitted from
its published report of the proceedings,
now comes down from the position on the
fence which it has occupied until this time,
and with lame excuse, (which, after all is bet
terthan none, gives in its adhes on to the
movement. Such reinforcements may not
be valuable, but they indicate unerringly
the direction the popular tide is tending.
Other indications are not wanting that
the reform is making progress; not indeed
that it is yet near accomplishment, but the
stage of rilicule is past and that of inquiry
aid investigation begun. The press Of the
State generally are discussing the subject
with admirable fairness and lberaGty. Its
advocates are not confined to the Repuub-
can or radical party, neither are its oppo-
nents alone within the Democratic or con-
servative party. Among those most earn
est i'll advocacy Of tho proposed amend
ment in the House, were Mr.. Irish, the eli
tor Of leading Democratic paper in Iowa
City, AID Mr.. Mills, a prominent member of
the dominant party in Dubuque. On the
other hand, several Republican papers Of
acknowledged ability and influence, and
whose every utterancc is reflex of honestly
entertained convictions, are frightening
their readers with dismal pictures of ruin
aud decentralization to follow when woman
gets the ballot. This is all as it should be.
Let this honest clashing Of opinion continue
until the question of woman's enfranchise
ment if it be delusion and a snare, be de-
monssra.ed as such, or, if it be as claimed, a
means of purifying our politics and eleva-
ting the morals of the nal.n, until it be
triumphanrly successful. Whatever its
merits or dement's, the sitting of discussion
will bring them out.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1870-04-01
HON. JAMES w. GRIMES.

Many contradictory statements have ap-
peared in Iowa papers Of late regarding the
health and prospects Of recovery of Ex-Ser-
ator Grimes. We are enabled by means of
the following letter, just received from ia
cob Rich, ESQ.,, to definitely set the matter
at rest. The many frieLds of Iow;'s ablest
statesman, will rejoice to Learn that there is
hopeful prospect Of his return to health
and future usefulness:
MALES, ITALY, March 10, 1870.
FRIEND TuMAN:
see that statement has been
made and extensively copied by journals in
the United States, to the effect that ex-Sen-
ator Grimes is rapidly failing in health. and
could hardly live to return to the United
States. Fo. the comfort of his friends per.
nit me to say that left Mr.. Grim s two or
three days ago in Rome with health very
much improved, and giving greater promise
now than at any time for year past, of
full convalesceuce.
Respectfully yours,
j. Rich.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1870-04-01
ADVANCE PAYMENT.

The St. Ansgar Gazette, usually clear
headed and sensible upon al subjects, takes
the following view Of the cash in advance
system for newspaper subscriptions
There is no more gross mistaken idea
than that prac;iced by the majority Of
country editors: that they must carry their
circulation in order to have any at all. Ii
apaper has any interest for the public, the
pubic will pa,ronize it, and that too on the
cash system. No better way to success in
country journalism, than cash in advance
for what the country editor invariably pays
cash in advance for. The best edited and
most enterprising country journals are
those that have strictly adhered to that sys-
tenn. And the most sickly of country pa
pers are those who do not enforce that sys-
TEN. For its editor, Instead of being able
to devote his time and energies to his bust.
ness, must needs have his mind constantly
harrassed with the ''blues.' and doubtless
spend large portion Of his time in "dodg-
ing creditors" This may be a little strong,
but, certain it is that he makes himself
slavr to the desire to please, while he peases
none. His paper is constantly calling on
patrons--in tones more pitiful than manlike
Ito "pay up" The public do not heed it.
How often we have heard it remarked that
"printers' bills were the hardest to collect"
and we think this is true in the case of
those printers who habitualy let the public
owe them for subscriptions, and the cause
is that he public feel that til ose bills are for
no "yalue received"
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1870-04-01

A New YORK AssEMBLYMAN UPON LIFE
ISsURANcE.-The raid upon the life insu-
rance companies, lately undertaken by the
hungry STRIKERS" of the New York Legis-
lature, had to be abandoned, partly because
the companies showed purpose to make a
resolu:e fight, and partly because of the in
reference Of rich and decent democrats, but
not before it had developed not only the
matchmaking purposes of its origin, but an
intuitive perception of the weak point IN the
business of life insurance, worthy to be
needed by all scientific reformers. The
committee of lean pockets and hungry souls,
with Tom Fields and Dennis Burns at
their head, were "going through" a tremb.
ling secretary of one of the companies,
searching Tor knowledge and generous re-
serves, with all sorts of pertinent and imper.
timent questions. "What makes life insu
rance so expensive ~ "Well, the main rea-
son is the high rate of mortality" "Yes,'
SAID Mr.. Dennis Burns, Chat is just the
point was coming at,-and growing stern
and commanding in tope,-"erhy don't you
decrease the rate Of mkktality, or, indeed
abolish 1t altogether" The suggestion was
so indicative Of original thought and mas.
terly c.pacity Tor the business, that one Of
the largest life companies in New York is
only waiting for the Legislature to adjourn
to employ Mr.. Dennis Burns rs its general
manager. --Sprinafeld Republican.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1870-04-01

The RIoTER LYNCH ARREsTED.-The
ringleader in the desperate and murderous
ARRAY on the steamer Dubuque, last sum
mer, has been arrested in Arkansas. The
Rock Island Union, of the 18th says:
Goa Tuesday Marshal Mitseh received a
telegram from Clarendon, q town on White
River, Arkansas, asking if the reward off
cred for Lynch's arrest was still good. Mr.
Mitsch, after conference with Captain Bu-
ford, of the Northern Line, replied that it
was. Last evening second telegram ar
rived stating that Lynch had been arrested
and confined in Jail at that place, and ask
inc that he be sent for at once. In accor.
dance with the dispatch Messrs. Sweeney Il
Jackson, attorneys for the Northern Line,
will prepare the proper papers and send
them to Springfield to secure requisition
from Governor Palmer. AS soon as this is
done a messenger will be sent to Arkansas
and the prisoner will be brought to Rock
Island to await trial.