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81 n very dubious experiments b. via
support In the senate for that Measure
vhich had M friends anywhere bu, In
the Presidents Observation-Disclosures "
punish The Bsnators who voted against
The treaty, Ard were ounspicuous 10 epr
posing H. by removing thsif friends from
Office. He has now, IN two pfomlnen,
cases. carried out his purpose.
Gen. Grant does not entertain y very
high opinion o. Andrew johnson. Does
he know that he IL Initiating Mr.. John
o In one Of The aets which made that
person most odioua N the peoplsf MI
johnson was headstrong, lwlllful, de-
termined and when my policy" ~ he
called u, met with opposition, he
" punished" those who dared 10 differ
with him, Just "A Gen. Grant Ia now
" Furnishing" Senator schufz.
Mr.. johnson had q "policy," which,
whether right or wrong, had At least the
merit OF concerning q question Of real
Importance. II he intsrfered IN alec
lions, and punished" his opponents, Il
wal because he believed the future wei
fare OF the country depended upon the
success Of Hmy policy"
But Gen. Grant Ia interfering In cleo
tons and furnishing" Senator's because
they opposed a mere caprice OF his; q
measure, too, which had no favor any.
where In the country, and whose only
f~fienda-ahide from Gen. Grant himself
are q few intimAtes Of his household.
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the result "a the late elscilona lie u
probably ssd that his party wss not
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gentleman in Englsnd ~ss tiiiesed with
the ssthms and the govt. When be hsd
the latter, he thanked God Il vas not the
as,hms, and when the asthma caught him,
he returned THANKS that he had rot both
diseases al the ssme time. Grant seems
70 have something Of the same cheerful
disposition.
The following 10 the list Of Congress.
man elected In Pennsylyania. II will b.
seen that, concedlng al doubtful districts
the Democrats gain five members. Thoss
narkat utfh a 4 are ra-alar4ad
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House Plants In Winter.


The Buffalo Express gives the following
useful suggestions on the management o.
house plants In winter
1.-THE great obstacle to the health and
beauty Of house plants, kept In living
rooms In winter, IL the dryness and heat
of the atmosphere in such rooms. This
Is a difficult matter to provide for. Many
who love TO beautify their homes with
these cheerful pots cannot afford the ex-
pepse OF Wardian cases and other elab.
crate devices for providing q separate at
mosphere for their plants. A good sub
stltrte is made by setting the plants into
. broad, shallow box, and filing the space
between the pots with mossF Then iaj
| over oil . smooth coat of moss, covering
everything but the earth Immediately
around the plants in the pots. The mos
should then be kept moderately damp.
This arrangement notonly adds much
to the appearance Of the plants-giviny
the effect.o Of their growing directly from
the bed Of bright green moss-but tn,
continual evaporation from the moss will
impart Q considerahle.degree of humidity
10 the sir Immediately surrounding tn
plants. IT the box is lined with zinc, |
adds very much TO ih durability. In I'd
dition 70 any auoh arrangement. the leave
Of the plants should be frequently waahe,
or syringed.
"To protect plants from freezinI
nights nothing b more simple and sffec
tive than newspapers. a single thick
ness Of newspaper folded around . ter
der plant u sufficient protection against
moderate degree Of frost. The most cor
yenient form for the paper d that
8 coniesl cap. It b quickly slipped on
night and ID IN the morning"
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Now and Then.

When Grant ran for President the
boast Of his party wss that the Govern.
ment had paid OF In three years and some
odd monthssfter the close OF the war, eight
hundred millions OF public debt. Now
Secretary Boutwell,, who is ninety nine
parts partisan, and one part statesman,
sends 3 dispatch 10 Senator Morton, who
Is stumping Indiana, stating that the pub
lilo debt viii have been reduced over one
hundred and Forty six millions since Gen.
efsi Grant came into power, "while du.
ring the last sixteen months Of President
Johnson being In power only eight mil.
lions OF reduction was made, or 8 little
over; certainly less than nine millions.
Al this rate the public debt will be paid
off In less than fifteen years" The ques.
ton reours, who hbbed when Grant ran
for office, or who Is lying nowi The Re
pnbicabs swore by Atkinson, Of Masss-
chusetts then; but, unless they mean 10
stultify themselves, they cannot swear BY
Boutwell, rnw-nsss York K7Dytss.
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Grant, TO his shame be Il spoken, has
been interfering In the State and local pol.
itics of Missouri, and hes removed U. 8.
District Attorney Pike, for his proposed
enfranchisement Of the people. b. Gratx
Brown addressed the people Of ST. joe,
and was particularly severe on the Pres,
ident for the part he was taking in State
politics. Mr.. Brown said:
"He did not care thesnapo Of o foyer for
the opinion OF the President in this ques.
ton OF internal politics. He had been one
Of those who had helped to teach the
President what freedom meant when he
came 70 Missouri In 1851, declaring that If
this wal meant the liberation Of the
slaves he would strip OF bis epauletts and
abandon the service. He intended TO
teach him further that freedom meant the
liberation Of all the white men Of this u
ton o. well q the liberation OF I'll the
black men ofthis nation, and that he could
not 90 back under the specious pretenses
OF party policy upon the freedom Of the
white man, sfser having accomplished the
freedom Of the black man
This, Ii win be observed, h d CON
ifmstion OF what was charged BY Dem
ocratic Journals upon Grant two Year,
age. Then Radical politicians and papers
pronounced Il . .Coppeihead lie" but
DOW they take 1t up and rclterate II o. Z
Radical TRUTH which reminds one Of
the old sdsge about honest men getting
their dues when . certain clssss Of
people fail out But one Of the unkind-
est things after all In Browns sresch,
was the insinuaiion that the great Giant
was s~ubstantisllyh nonentfty. Afer pro.
noaucing the ida OF . President OF the
United States undertaking to influence
the vote OF q sovereign State rs simply
i~atoiemble, be proceeded IN the followinr
severe and disloyal. strain:
Who made Gen. Grantf and what was
he that he should talk II this wisef when
the var began he was one Of the hum.
blest citizens In TIE country, without
yoice and without influence, who had
never given direction TO public opinion
Of the nation and By what right does
10 assume 81 do 70 tc.iAys Doca he
sand a q Of the ACCREDITED leaders oil
public thoughtf Docs be stand a. one
Of the mel who has been identified with
the triumphs Of freedom ID the psstf
D0ea he stand as one Of the monuments
that We have been accustomed 70 look u
for Y inscriptions Of freedom hereto
fcscs II moi, then I hare only to sAy
Il would be wise and well for such mun
70 leave the complexion Of the freedom
Of this country 10 the achievement u
those who have undertaken II and have
accomplished u without interference OF
she part q those who have simply reaped
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Let parents talk much and talK well It
home. A father who Ia hsbitually silent
In his ow4s house, may b. in many r.
spectsa wise man, but he Il not wiseiA
his silence. We sometimes see parents,
who are the lie Of every company which
they entsE, dull silent uninteressing q
homo among the children. If they have
not mental activity and mental stores
sufi Accent for both, let them first provide
for their own household. Ireland exports
beef and wheat and lives on potatoes;
and they fare aspoorly who reserve their
social charms for companions abroad, and
keep their :iullness for home consump-
ton. Il b better to instruct children
and mako them happy at home than il 10
70 charm strangers or sznuso friends, A
silent house ia ! duh place for yocug peo.
plea place from which they viii escape
II they can. They will talk or think II
being shut up there and the youth
who does mot love homo Is in danger.
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Not long ago 3 gentleman Of three
score who Aad scAresly ever been sick in
his lii. thought he was too feshy, and be-
gan 70 BantAmizc. He succeeded fnznons'
y, and boosted 70 his friends that he he'd
got rid Of tan pounds In a few weeks
a little lAter he Was attacked with 3 pain
full and dangerous matady, from which he
has been suiIefing moro than : gear,
II = man can sleep soundly, has 4 gocd
appctitN, with no unpleasant reminder
amer mealA the bodily habits being regu
lar every day, he had better let hlmsel
alone whether he Il Is big Al D hogshest
or as thin aud dry y . fence rail.
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-
How the Radicals Reduce the Debt.

-
Mr.. Dawes was one Of the first to pene.
lrate the mysteries Of Radical mathemat'
les, bot be found them 10 be entirely be.
yond the comprehension Of an honest
straightforward man whose srithmetical
f~pundAtou was the good old 'rule Of
three" Mr.. Wells went too far into the
secrets of Rsdicsl political economy, and
he was dropped with the readiness OF a
bot potato, and quietly thrust into an oh.
scurs position, whence he has not been
permitted 10 escape on account Of his
danger 10 Radical plans. MIR. Marshall
has bombarded the city Of Radical eeono.
my, and opened up the frauds, receptions
public steals, and gigantic monopolies
which Il concealed. Mr.. Brooks has mined
the new Notifications which the Radical
party had thrown around them In the
shsoe cf pretended reduction Of the taxes
and he has fcund that they were simply
Tor the protection Of the New England
interests, and for the purpose Of making
war aponrthe prosperity Of the rest Of The
country. One by one have the RadicaI
iallssiss been exploded, and the Radical
swindlss exposed, In such q way that :
reading and thinking public cannot long
" be deceived.
Yet the Radical politicians cling tens
cloudy 10 their old policy Of hccdwinhint
the public, and rely upon bold deception
and brazen assertions for continued sue
cesA OF such . nature Ia the campaign
made by yice-P President Colfax In 1ndi
ana This gentleman made 8 speech q
Crown Point Indiana, In which he dc
clared that the public debt had been 70
dnced $lGs,000,O 600 under Grants Ad
m~inistration. Hexlso aitemptedto prove
by q certain Arithmesical prcccss pecnlixI
70 himself. that the Assertion WAS true.
The statistics Of Grants Administrstic,
make 4 different showing. During II,
fiscal year Of 1855 ., the debt instead o
being reduced, was actually increased Il
TIE extent OF f90.O00O00, althoagh Nh
Boutwell, did attempt 70 show Z reduction
BY . certain manipulation It figures h
which the Pacific Railroad bonds, tho C
cruel interest," On III other bondA, and III
cash In the treasury were % srmngcd =
10 give color 70 this chim. Such WAsn no
The net, however, and even the prctencI
was Withdrawn whom his annual rcpor
was transmitted 10 Congress, though III
present method of preparing the MONTH!
statements II the national debt involves I'll
same deceptive and rcprehsnsible practice
But, during the fiscal year of 1852 20, ID
debt was reduced tti3y000O00. II
order TO obtain, then, the actual reduction
u the debt under Grants Administration
the increase Of $20,000,000 in 1885,
must BE- deducted from the decrease .
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PAY or DER would seem to be the
motto Of Boston physician who ma yiiit-
ed on 3 recsnt Sunday evening, ~ 4 man
who had just been severely cut inAquArtel.
After dresing the wound and naming bis
fee, he wa told BY his patient that he
could not pay him till Monday where,
upon the physician cut the stitches Nc
had taken, and sent the young man away
with his wound open and bleeding.
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IAN artist in Fincs stle painted q dog
% natural that the sysimsl had the hydro
phohia during the bit weather. HesnAs
ssme man tnst painted q copy OF beer
bottle with such skill that the cork feN
out just a. he sss finishing il And, A1osr
he was married, he painted = p~ictufe.ef
his first baby 20 life like that II cried, snd
Ms wife whipped II before she discovered
hel mistake.
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buneiss. ring Worms. sesid Head. Sore Eyes, nsyr3.
siss. Itch. seurfs. Diseoierstions Of The skia. Hunou
and Diseases = the skip, Of whstevsf nsnue or nsiurx,
srs literally dag up and carried out efthe s5sssm nj
short lme By the uss Of thess Biftsrs. One bet1s =
such cases wll convince the most ineredulcus ofthsf
e~urstlve effect
Cleanse the vitiassd Blood whenever you and n
Impurities pursttns & On the skin fnPimples .Erxp.
tons or sores cleanse II when you and II obstructsd
and sluggish IN The veins cleanse IL when u 10 foul,
and your feelings viii tellyou when. Kespths blood
pure and the health Of the system win follow.
PIN, TAPE and other WORMS. iurkinsin =,
system Of so many thousands. are e1ectaallyd destroy.
cd and removed. For full directions. read ~carsfully
the circular around each bottle, printed IN four iaa
g~uages-Engish, German, French and Spanish.
J. WALKER. Proprietor. r, II. MCDONALD CO.
Druggists and Gen. Agents, San Francisco. Cal,
and g and u Commerce Street. New York.
r- SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEAlKRA
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a Delaware peach raiser who W.T.
troubled With boys interviewing his orch
ard, got rid Of them by making : wooden
toot Is large - q fddle-hox and making
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When he reached the spot the, work,
man lay upon his fsce, and the child was
clinging 70 him with screams Of terror,
Several pclsops who had seen him fall,
came quickly upAnd tried 70 raise INN to
bis feet but when they recognized tho
truth, they laid him back s8Ain, and tried
70 unclAsp the srras OF the ifttie girl.
sit was. heart disease" said one softly,
aM be dcadfs ASKED Simon, bendins
over the prostrHte form In awe.
aQuitc dead" replied the other, who
va !, u, asighD0rins physician "ia tho
aThe child b mine, now said Mr..
GInailpiecs, firmly, raising heri HE arms.
~WM you 70 with me, little ones"
sh the world coming 10 IN cndsr
aakcd one Of the bystsndsfs grin1y.
"A part OF what I have been 10 the
world hss already come 70 an end" re-
plicd Simon, pressing his HIPS 70 the tear,
Eksihsd check or tho little one In his arms.
aTAkA tho poor fellow to his house, The
child stkii 70 with me"
And he took her homo, and locking the
o6ice, ~ down Id hia big chair and tried
70 comfort bar. Al he held her in his
armA II the feelings OF paternity, %
long de9d within bis breast, cGne sudden.
" uppcrsnoet; and greatly 10 his own a.
I~tonilhment he found himself doing, with.
ont the least sw~kwArdness or smhsrram
msrt, the retdfal things which seemed
best . draw her mind away from wha'
had happened.
When be had quietcd her sobs viii
| CHEEKY storics, he summoned his house
keeper, and badc her attend 70 III III
child's Nxnts. The woman wa fortunate
II had-heArted, and abe did 90.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-06-07

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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-06-07

5 WAN oi DIFFERENTIATION WAaEp AGMssr rHl
@las s dispaiel tiym Europe says a fearful
aaf ofroiinous intolerance has broken out in the
provinces y Rouman a. a.metropolitan province
y ihe 4ufAlsh empire in The south d Europe
For sUmc time the native Christians have mani.
tcsteda auir, u fearful yindictiscness against
tbs Jewish population, who have onlcAyored ia
vain q obtain from tAe government some pro.
iecllon against outrage and eat0rtion. 4 secret
movement las bceu III organization for some
time FOR Decentralization Of the Jews. on sun
day last, bJ plocongerted signal the Christian
popaiace rosa and She fearful work Of butohery
was tnaugaratod AN early hour the houses
Of all Jews were invaded and those Of the occu-
pants who were unable 10 escape we're massacrea
~ cold blood. The leeing Isratlites we're pur-
sued through the town By an armed mob and
murdered wherever caught. Men, women and
children wefe rulhlessy slain The fury OF the
posulace lnhAntd with religious bigotry, only
exhausted itself TT want Of victims. Ia all the
principal toeus The fearful work Of butchory pre-
vailed, aud thousands Of men, women ana chil.
dren % The rcpusnant class were butchcred IN
Geld blood The work Of Slang liter still goes on
in the interoE and nothing has been heard vet
y any movement b. The authorities TO suppress
it Tho Fogning prince Is absent from the PROV
mec, aud advantage vas taken Of this % com-
plaie the total determination Of the jews from
'ae province. Prince Charles is hurrying home,
aad energetic measures will al once be taken by
ti.e sultan to SUPPRESS this religious emeutc.
Meanwhile the fnfy d the mob continues unAba.-
tH
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lAfE fgas aaA lEsIAat A company a toe
s.A aael agtes ari y On SUNDAY. surround.
GO kesmp II Ira.ans % sab.uss poods near
s,slaae the fauans surendcrng without
) slet Ta nHs. sad amsaanitoa sero seiz.
s3 w aa iala gggg released AT beast Forty
as afe aJ saAauia1n haye been seized
e. las Hl -istas iaress in DE vicinity 4 Ma.
kfe fenAHs sfo siIl icterng about the
streets fai sil4a- bat sll lesre fyr their homes
g. s9oa Uey tsa obtain money 10 cay Tor tber
transportation Brown And Murphy are
stH aaae3 Is Ja.l baias yei unable 70 obtain
bail Uea BaYlo siely sas arfcsttd Oh Mon.
Gay aaa aised mth them Many Feuiaus be-
Aeu 0Ne.. laierdej t9 Dc arrested, and claim
that he has j large amount q money, collected
fnm tlie eatalugs u i1sh lAlorera.
A Washington d.spateh says that Tie govern.
mesi asi prosecute o Neil vigorously, and that
We President vil refuse any modification q his
penalty lle, with tho other captured Feulans,
siA g Indicted Il the Jniy term o. the uniled
states gurt 81 windsor, bat w,ii not be tried til
uasobar psfhAps not tau February The penalty
81 violating ,hc neutrality LAWS Is 900 and
three }tafs npnsonmqnl one % both, at tie
discretion 10 the cent