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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-06-14

CuRostriEs % Farm ht the city Of Me.
dina, 10 Italy, and about four miles around IL
wherever the earth u dug, when The worEmen
arrive at distance q sixty-three feet they come
10 a hed ~ chalk, which they bore with anauger
f1o feet deep. they then withdraw from the
IBID before tAe anger Is removed, and upon ite ex-
tacuou shUvater bursts up through hoaportro
glta grtat Niolenee and quickly tl'a the newly
luadg Wc., which continues G,il, ana i affected
l,y ucili a raius noi drought Int what i tho
ulest remaihab!0 10 lhis operation the ilyre
of tatt as We descend. a tho depth II four
tt,a fett bto found Jhc ruins u aa aueleht city,
layyi streets, houses ilo9re, luG different pieces
"a mason soik lnlcf tbs il found soft oo1y
earth made up - Vegetables ana AZ taehty-s six
tpel, large trees entire, such 40 walnut irecs, with
tht aaHpts sill rtuek q the stem, and the leaves
aul yruches ia apeiieei state 81 preservation,
Attatui gut fcet deop soft q d4 i found
niNed piil 4 vast quantity % shells ard the bed
h &. sttA is,t thick Uader this vegetables arc
FuN4 asa.n
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-06-14

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Sc esy. tsa IS sst A.as sl.slp SCI vl4saa
,es h.a otsg tlE uAt yffsas Et oaasf
$40 3ag slsa+f, a tisA s4's,oe. ssal.
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-06-14
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a Nd LArANLIAHED n0avILAL

4 lllll laH NiilHiilH nA4Htl Az
~ no X Beaver Street. Albany B.
DN TEliEE continue 10 De- cDnHdebiisIl7 8n1 $50
ccHriuly consulted Qu an forms of private usH8srt
30 - established llnspiai, A1 Beaver hi Albany,
bHlnCg ~ Practice, raablrs iu % perQud cures furh
no Other physician |u aUd h's facilities af huth,
thrlng iH corr spmdenca Wlib ihe most celebrated
physiciagt ~ ths old Noa) 81 n5iaiuing epahst ere
vel as the air remedies fr those dafassr ~ in.
duCemans o. tlf Unfortunate ~ qniak agd upih HHu
q b. obtained at M other oncc u America.
in yrhin, rDuorhcs Ncat, slfctured enlargement
~ The testitrs and sponatc cords, buho uiftfHtaA
throat sare throat tender sidn bones, cuiaHcnHF 0nr
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t5ui, ore perfectly Under control offlr Doeots medis
citgs au4 have bten csted b. more than 10000 eths
annually With immense sacUffs,
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Hpafgd fielf health ana arstrafe tia sls8f ~ t.iF
minds lhls depriviAR iheDsfiyta 10 iAt pleasure NJ
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who las cHred ttous4pds % auosi every paH % tle
United STATES vino apybaa 20 bE q tfukeb down lit
beallh, DOW rejoice ~ OBJ ilai Hale lic irufe mah
b1pfy The eHdrr y 81 f9afse aHare 'hsi ihe dFi,a'
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marfagr ta7 pager HN Qi Haies puet Y5 tsnlr =
erut 20 by pst' gaaeF -sal v 90 81 p0si psid. The
single manieA, aiH geo Hsmiad haprs IfFHra uH
Love, W hoW to choose paur.rF uigaIrtt Wmt
nH midwifery. % epntaiGs hHuaF4' pI l,rfeif never
i,flts published Warranted 81 be Wlnt .if-s ruae
sihluPs eHe.osed Wii Hraft supy ty FftUfH a4ii
d. Triip t Devoted a $50 lHlr tY thr fgrr 1l t.hHn
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by addressing IfiFr 90 1Tsl9f ene' ~ fgti
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-06-14
II. nooN Il SON.
AoAIH HlNNINGToN. VI
AGEEfs.
Ayers Cathartic Pills,
For all tho purposes of Laxative
Medicine,

Perhaps no one medi.
A3 cine is universally nc.
uuired by everybody as
M q cathartic, nor was ever
,l.-zzz.<eX any before so universal
N~@ss9EasstH lssxs1 Ii adopted into use in
every country and among
ye i; a. 4: :s !. 5: A; ~ 4:
~ son Is, that il is more re-
s5s.,ssk liable and far more cffec.
tial remedy than any
other. Those who have
tried it, know that It cured them; those VINO nave
not know that ii cures their neighbors ana friends,
aud an know that what 1t docs once It does always
that It never fails through any fault or negectoi
its composition. We have thousands upon thon.
sands OF certificates Of their remarkable cures OF me
following complaints, but such cures are known IN
every neighbofloOd, and we need not publsh tiiem'
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containing neither oaomel or any deleterlous drug,
they nav be taken with safety by anybody. Their
sugar coating preserves them ever tesil anu makes
them pleasant 70 take while being purely vegetable
10 harm can arise from their use n any quantity;
They operate hy their powerful influence on Tue
Internal yiscera TO purify the blood and stimulate
into healthy action remove the distractions o. the
stomach, bowels, liver, and other organs o. ue
body restoring their irregular action TO heaith, anu
Oy correcting, wherever they exist, such derange'
lneuls 4 are the first origin Of disease.
Minute directions are given in the wrapper on
the box, Cor the following complaints, which these
rms rapidly cure.-~
Faf Elyspetssia or Indigestion, HistIess-
rsess, LaagIor and Loss OF Appetite, they
should be taken moderately to stimulate the st0m-
acl and rcst1rc It's healthy tone and action.
For Liver Complaint and its various synp-
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.sausstiien or Green sickness, Bilious
Collie and ssiiious Fcyern. they should be ju.
.ieausly taeh for each case TO correct the diseased
acton at remove the distractions which cause 1t.
For Ebyseatery or Eeiarrhoea, but one mild
lose a generally required
Far ksheumatl-H, Goat, Gravel, paipt.
cation OF the Heart, Fain ira tbe side,
Hack and EoiHs, they should be continuously
taken a required, to change the diseased action Of
- y.tam with such change those complaints
disappear
For Dropsf and ssropsicai sweIIings they
elluil be tlken In large and frequent doses TO pro-
.tuee "a, efrHft Of 4 drastic purge.
Fpf snppressiou a large dose should he taken
rs II pr1II6es talteslged effect hy sympathy.
ts4 Df4gfti' PtH take one pr two RUS 70 pro.
~ r. sesti4q anil relieve the stomach
tnots4 lB5l do g 7tululatos tie stomach aud
Low + iaf4 Aaat4y ,saHni restores the appetite,
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aUfa..u FHara ~ 2riau flerangement exist.
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-06-14
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CAUTION no FEMALES ~ NhlttAil
y HEALTH, DIR DOW rtytcIsu end nHfgt1
No EndicOtt6t,, Boston " consulted aai} tr
diseases iutipeut r. the female system, fruiptus \
cri o. Flour AibOt, Suppression, abl other msnsifi
Arrangement urc treated ON new pathological print
u os aud speedy tllof guaranteed w vary Tow dos
Invariably eetihiH Is this new uodo Of treatmti
that tho most obstinate complaints yDid under M ri
the afflicted person soon reoircs in perfect health
Dr. Dow has DOUBT ba,l creator rNprrieuce ~
cure ofdiseaReg - NoHcn tbanWy other physician
BOSTON
Boarding acepmmodn tnth iur rattptt Who inhy VI
10 stay IA Boston icH day undtf No, Treatment
Or Dow, since so, having C9Haucd DIS whole ailt
ton 10 aH onlct practice hT The cure N prYnte y
I cases ana Female ComplaHts acknowledges 30 fiiro
OF Va tile United states.
N B-All letters must contain one dollar ~ w
VIII not be answered,
nHlco honrs from 3 A. N. t0 ? r., n,
| Boston, July 20, 1859 --lyly2a
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-24

WU80 mo1na ~ yOu A0VW III INC oOl'
Die dog Of this Land y > perfectly proper
and elegant beast for human consumption !
Il = even 20. he p never, xSesr allowed
. strictly vegetable diet. He il reared In
e Ssmals-rides horseback with them
travels IN the host Win thsn-is tAeir
indispensable pet and companion. They
tAey turn not away from him. Thsy 81
tains, bananas yams and otAr dai1tlsa,
. AoIs in the ground Not 8 brsath o. the
escapes. Iov people don't know how 70
Sxperimented : great deal On The uinGion-
axfea, IN the interest Of ecience, and the
experiments were generally fatal, though
I urged them NOT to waste tie miaGionar3es
Tor We could not know when We would
have another lot. But among those who
survived was Williams, and Il was II that
cent home those damaging rep0rts 70 your
country, In which he smoke az Tie treat
mSnt Of his besthrsn 81 : peeviah. fault-
finding spirit, III becoming 10 hi acsed
calling. ] suppose your people believed
every word Of &, and just jumped % The
Ocnclusion that we were 3 bad, inhospi-
table roe. Mover explained about John.
son's ears, perhapsf-never told seAt /
killed that other fellow t-conlound mo,
Il does seem 70 me that Soma people take
pleasure n misrepreaenting fhineA and
bringing obloquy upon theiI 1slloW-cfse-
turea Bomstfmes / fea - Il had rather
BE- dead and q rest The world eeems 90
ahamelsss IN IT, judgments, and ones life
n - embittefed By the malicious cfiti-
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-24

tAem, tho bear rushed upcn him. togU -
gum from his hands, and began TO Wo~
him with his tremendous claws
wTetched man was unable 70 contend w1eA
his muscular antagonist; already ~
wounds were letting ont HE HE, whm 9
young Norrlander, unable to look quieey
on, rushed 10 his asaistancs. Beddo -
danger which he himself incurred 81
whioh, Of course, 10 had no Sbe!ine 81
there WAS some di6lculty IN shooting ~
bear without striking the man. 49,
advanced, the bear fuss q M hind -
% meet his new opponsnt; his No.
dropped beloee hin; ths NOFrlnn
sei1ed the favorable opportunity, yaieed
his gun with both asms high ab0vs hin
head, TO bring II in : horozontal pcaItion
on level with the bears and, trusting
more to feeling than 70 sight discharged
his piece. An immediate death wound
could alone ave either from their enemy.
The success which the brave man de-
served attended him, and the ball passed
through the brain Of the bear, which fell
dead on the rescued man.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-24

Rsv. JoxH W. HASKELL, Of Lisbon,
Conn, bought on May 1st 1859, . pig,
eight weeks and three days old. II wsa
n6t large Of IL age but was thrifty, and
Of the most approved breed In the coun.
try. He kept f TIL Il was two hundred
and twenty-five days old (seven and one
kalf mont6s), and then killed It, when It
weighed ~ pounds, having gained an
average Of one and one-half pounds . day
from II birth. He might Ihsve sold Il ct
16c. . pound, and It would have brought
him t6O66.
On September LIT, he bought another
pig ok weeks old. He kept Il until II was
one hundred and twenty-five days old
(Sbuf months), and II weighed, dressed and
dry, 40 pounds, having gained IN average
u one pound and two and half ounces
a. A both on one-half wheat shorts
an6 one half lndian.meal at nfst, gradu-
ally deossasing the quantity Of shorts and
inoeeaGlng the quantity Of meal, until the
IL mead, when ths shorts were LEFT out
8 a1li&icn 10 IL nsal, the spring PIC
hod IL IN q . COW md . kcit6S, and
was feG9lax1y ~, and was permitted he
a.ls Rsa sscss twelve isst lons ~
= = sxessdhsiy Gars thas hog shows
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-24

such an average increase q The one Arst
named Taking our Eastern spring pigs,
they arc generally killed ct from nine 70
ten months old. and the general average II
not over two hundred and fifty pounds
growth Of less than . pound : day.
We believe that our farmers could ave
quite considerable sum by more care
f1l and generous feeding Of their hogs.
The general plan h TO keep than along
during the summer with slops, sour milk,
etc, waiting TIL fAn before feeding much
grain; whereas meal led from the day the
pig = tsur weeks old till the day II 3 killed,
al that II WIN bear and keep healthy, 4
money Well invested. There can bend
question about the matter If corn can be
bought for $1.90 buahel, and pork brings
twelve cents apound.-He0rN and Home
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-24
4 Bear Hant n LaplanA

. = peasant genera1ly goes out IN search
Of hfs trail, and, having found It, movea
In ring some miles IN circumference, 70
make sure Of having him within It, he
then gradually contracts his circle, till be
comes to the retreat itself OF the animal.
Weeks are sometimee expended In this
search the peanAtry ere Summoned 70 .
skall By the laadsho6oding, or Governor
Of the province, and put under the direc-
ton Of the joGmostafe, OF ranger Of the
district, whonaraAab them and comynsnde
theiY movemsnta The peasants ere ron.
orally formed into .circlsS and come armed
with whatever weapons they can procure.
n. lnho Ssa, c SRpo':d aely e who,s hGs
aaaailann. Every ban that enters his
huge CARCASS but adds IRE 70 his fury, and
woo TO the individual whom his wraih has
singled out i ceases to BE- . mare pas-
time, and nothing but the grestest self
possession can ave him from 8 miserable
death. While q Hernosand, / nw . rep
reeentation Of IN event that took placs st
skall Y the nsighboeAood, n 1884, and
which shows lit bear- must 10
and pefi. The bar on this occasion was
very large; nothing Ike IN American
bear, with which N Indian can grsppls,
but IN enormous beast able 70 carry
Oh . pony under his arm His
temper, probably nsver very good,
had been ruflsd By ten shots lodged
IN different parts Of his body !;
II present iatfenched Themselves, and
awaifed some dAsperate s6ort On his part,
should not lucky shot eiye him IL
quietua AZ this nAOmenk man, boldW
tim his companions, advancing bslbge
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-24

Boys and girls wAsnyoa NEST togsehees
talk shout the books you aze reading, tho
sights y0u have eesn, bat do not gossip
about other boys and girls who 40 ab-
sent.
And, II you must talk aboat otherA tn
the good, kind and pleasant thines you
know or have heard about than how
John Grant got 70 the head Of the clan;
or Katie Drew said after school.time to
help little Anna Brown With her sRnA
Or when Frank Smith got 8 bad III,
through tho carelessneae Of Albert 6imesI
(who d 70 clumsy, you know, but always
20 sorry for ~, he bore the pain IKE .
hero, not to add TO poor Shines Distress
ct the result Of his hsedleaGness.-Nniea-
nru Kchn
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-24

MOsr of our readers who have ever
spent winter night In the houses Of any
of our German citizens, will remember
how comfortably they reposed between
two feather beds; one below for the pur.
pose OF affording soft couch to lie on,
and another above, - protection against
the cold. It seems rather strange that
this custom introduced from the Rhine
land Is not copied by our own people,
since less weight of feathers than Of al
most any other material is sufficient to af.
ford abundant warmth to the sleeper.
Natures plan for keeping birds warm, by
surrounding them with feathers, has never
been much improved on in all our appli-
ances for coverings by day or night The
substances that affords most warmth as
clothing, are those that contain most air,
In which respect there is hardly anything
that ID the equal of feathers.
But It Is not of the feather bed - night
covering for sleeping persons, however
excellent 1t may he for that purpose, that
we proposed to speak. We lately heard
Of its employment for quite another pur-
pose, which struck us very favorably. A
Danish gentleman informs us that In the
north of Europe the feather bed plays q
very important part in the raising Of bread.
The paste for the mornings baking Is pre-
pared the afternoon before, by putting
the -four, yeast, and other ingredients
in deep wooden bowl or tray !;
and when the fermenting process has well
commenced, the vessel, with its contents,
is placed on a feather bed A frame of
sticks, or wire sievesis now put over the
bowl, and above this is spread q clean
towel or napkin. One end of the bed is
now brought over the covered vessel, and
the sides tucked in about it as carefully as
you would arrange the clothes about Q
sleeping child.
In the morning, the paste will be found
to be rs light as sponge, with never q
failure If the temperature of the sponge
was right when 1t was put to bed. The
philosophy of this action Is very easily
explained. Yeast is only effective in
causing paste TO rise between certain de.
grees Of temperature. It is hard to keep
| 1t at the desired heat In winter, without q
great deal Of care and watching. If how.
ever, the paste is surrounded BY non-con-
Quoting substances, like wool and feathers,
the heat, which IL produced by the fer
mentation, will be sufficient to keep the
process going on. Doubtless, q box OF
the requisite size to hold the vessel of
paste might be fitted with lining stuffed
with feathers on all sides, that would
answer the purpose of the bed equally
well, and which would be ct the same time
more convenient Prairie Farmer.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-24
Colloquy about Growing stock.

WHY ID II that you always sell stock
% high :" asked one farmer of another.
II Is because ! always keep them In
good condition" "But, if you put them
Il condition just before you sell them,
why Is it not equally well or better, Is II
saves fodder 2" But it does not save
fodder What fodder il eaten goes to
make flesh, and 1t Is that which sells your
stock" can't see the object in keeping
your stock fat al along r ut Is because
the stock grows all along you get IL 20
much larger and finer, for what you miss
In the growth Of an animal IL lost for.
ever you can never recover II, mind
you. This IL the advantage it is some
thing of . secret or the people general
" will not believe 1t. The men who have
the fat stock and get the big prices, they
know it they act on the principle"
Perhaps" at IL 90 with oil stock |;
there u no exception. II you want the
best success you must begin when the ami.
NAL il born he il then in your hands to
make large or small, salcable or unsafe
Ghls. He 10 to grow and 1t ID the food
that makes him grow !; nothing else. II
you scrimp him Re win Be p1ny. You
must begin to fat your hog when the pig
10 born. Or do you think that nature
win perfect your animal without the pro-
per quantity Of food II IL the food that
does it and nothing else. II little, there
can be but little II more, there must be
more growth" "Yes, it will make fat,
but not develop muscle,' g tho hog"
what then Il not enough food Is given
to develop muscle, only to small extent,
just enough TO continue life :" There
will In my estimation, be about the same
height and length u the animal; he will
b thin he viii lack ht /; but think his
frame WIN bethere about the same" "But
suppose there II not food enough to make
the hsms -make It - large - you ay :"
. In that cese the animal would probably
de. He might live and mot be quite 20
lasgs, bat l think he would grow the
longer Il would take him tho longer 70
gst to maturity" "Ths di6erence b.
twssn ~, / -, Il, You are bound TO sell
for low prices = usual Good day r.
Utica Herald.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-24
YOUTHS COLUMN.
TEE KAY TO DO n


Icr1 Ttu's little schooana.am ssnas ~ pleel
- boyS and girls 10 learn. Il y inteadS4 Il
I IN ten yea how Spsak pssos:
rk1 1ake ny Sow;
Tass I Isi.s ~ Sors. ct sasar
NsxtI tesw y nads y ~
waS.sa !. ! ~ ~ ~ Sss.-.-.s...
es0stAiAg ootA NFpslse.
NNsxt gin. ~ show ny tsstA,
Nearly every one;
Shake ny shosldsrs, hold NJ ssdssc
That's the Sign offun.
Next Istart and knit my brow.
Hold my head erect
0omethinGS wrong, yoa 80, md I
Decidedly object.
Then wabbls ct ny knees,
Clutch ct shadows near,
Ttemble vol ffom top to toe:
That's the sign Of fear.
Soon scowl, and with . leap
~ ssroz WI t cy.siass tragedy.
Every soui TO stagger.
Then let my voice grow faint
Gasp aud hold my breath;
Tumble down and plunge about
That's Villains death.
Quickly then come to life,
Perfectly restored;
With bow my speech 10 done.
Now, you'll please applaud.
--HSsvA and AbssA
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-24

FARM1ns' boys, devote your evenings
to reading, and not only . reading, but
70 study, and you win acquire knowledge
Yen YIN , FL 81 !. =: psss.s...ca 81 y0s
Joy home felicity, you would not ex-
change for Ill the hilarity Of pubic
amuscments, and you can obtain rank
In learned society, hr less harrAssing than
the vicisdtudss and perplexites Of . pab-
lie career. - Is
Do you wish TO study, or 10 review @
the case may Be, Gran1mar, History, BIZ
og1phy, 1athemAtioa Philosophy, A.
tronomy, PhysioloU, ~, Ac, follow the
practice Of eelEmade mem, study q your
own hfeeldea and especially during H.
tims that Mataro haseelf y Glyine y0a Il
shs long winter Syen1nGA
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-24

sNo1R-1his II IL process really followed In al
tn south PsctAc Islm1s.-Afvk Hs0n.