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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-08-05
The MARKETS.

tuEeb The butter market last week was
quite active, bur- the amount offered VAS hight.
$50 GA e common % f4ir 1sGt21c 4 n. good 70
metiam a1@2ies choice 2W27c,; selections
ESQ Amount shipped 400 packages
CHEEss A g4iea lAst week ten Thousand
bgEe. of cheese vote sold At ll8i2.c average
price lln Al Little Falls !. 00) boxes wee
soidat il@8l2j., average price llso.
RBiaHroS
CArTiH pieos Of beef cattle y 100 MS, live
weight Extra qualify s759Gi775, n,st quality
td.75mt1s1l; second quality 1G25@sG92s, thud
quality i5.256gtG i2l. poorest grades q coarse
oxen, bulls. 40, 81 5O0sS.
sHErP AND LAams. + en- the wcst The supply
for the week has not been so largo as that oi
the prerors weeks, Western sheep cost lauded
At Brighton from Case 4 n, From The nc. III
trade about the sans - tfat o. oGe week $50.
AInASY.
BEEyrs.-Tue marie. ha. ruled tame dpriug
The week. The receipts we're about The same a.
last neck, aud IN quality the average i about
he same. The highest price realized was u
which was paid for iOl head Illinois steers aver
aging 900 NJ. Sixteen head prime Ohio atecis
5rought7ic. y n, live weight, averaging $40
bs aud several head srcm the came herd Al
El2i@57. IS Y 100 Ms. Choice beoyes brought
readily 7e, aud good buleherng stock 6i06ic
Texss, Cherokee and Colorado sold all the was
ON 30sCc u b. Common natives sold al Sc
and rom that mp to &c. for butebering stock Of
better grade.
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Asnnaw Ionssos.

/ lie last ex President, Andrew John.
sou, has dc, artcd, leaving a world
which 10 him was succession Of bat
tlcfelds IN many Of which he was vic.
turious man of tremendous energy
be never was so happy a. when de-
molIshing an opponent even taking
the wrong side sometimes for the sake
Il having a good lively battle Begin
Ming life poor and working his way up
the processes by which be achieved
success became second nature to
him. aud 70 this disposition may be
enc NED nearly all the indiscretions OF
which he was guilty
During the war. although a south
ether by haiti md disposition, he was
afm aud siaunch uniyn man, the
war finished and his sympathics imme
iiately reverted to bis southern breth.
rrn, During bis administration he
vas in a continual fight with Congress
81 i bis measures were not aalwys
wrong and those Of his opponents right
hot bis wiley enemies discovered bic
weak piat. aud adroi,ly stirred him
up. making hin show hi. worst side
ways.
History will give him higher po
sluioH llan be can hold with the pres
,ut geaefaiioe. stripped Of their
elements u weakness the bright traits
ia l,s character will shine out with
greater prominence, eolipsing many
Who may now be greater iavortes
iA wsrtAfe is over and may he rest 10
peace amid the green hills where he
commenced that career that ultimately
placed him al the bead Of the nauoa
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-08-05

Il lore tay rocks ard nils. be must
have been standing jas, here Is
caoagh 70 make = pet q the biggest
labce b Amefica
Last nigAi I sauntere8 ap q store
Aaa seeing each one beaded FIR sido
3oof dn8ed up the stairs Ia the wake
u some half desea noisy boys % she
landing whcre at a man begging ior a
iew penuies Beiug too mach accas
t9med = sqoh s'gbls . inquire whelh.
81 il was loss Of eyes or limbs or toe
wAats Of starving family that troi
him 70 that pitifally gave bim a
quarter and followed nay juvenile pilots
into a hail Being bat a stranger there
I could oaly look aud listen and bal
settled down into a drowsy listlessuess
when a voice struck my ear that
thrilled me ike an electric shock The
words cannot recall. ouly know a
young maa was singing something
about womans rights 10 rather Of a
basbiul manner bot in some Of the
sweetest tones | ever listened to-
Whoever OF wherever be is | feel like
saying 70 him, Young man if had
that voice / should not be afraid 20
sing before ten thousand East Dorset $
combined
When 60 back to the dusty, busy
city my MUD will often revert TO this
lovely spot, and that can have some.
thiag TO refresh my memory each week
shall sui scribe for the Manchester
JoraSAL; | fancy its columns viii be
fragrant with the roses aud honey
suckles that came 20 me on that breeze
Just now 10 fact | know a sheet print
ed IN the shadow Of Mt Equinox must
be cool tteat IN parched and swell.
tering New York, and to every friend
that ! shall meet there III say, 20 and
subscribe for the Manchester JougNAL.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-08-05

eel. 1ehn 4 Dent, e Geofgia, has ~
certify been Is JsneseiIls and viclnlty on
ri.4 Go lis sites father 1adgs Whip.
Fe Whfu the War commenced he owu.
"a i65 slaves. aud Invested nefly sloa 600
la Confederate bonds ne bad sevcral
sens Is thg rebel atms vha suffered all
8e pf.faioa. iacideat 60 a rybrl soldiers
Hle Cd peat i.A cousin o. General
3fans Nite, saj also If Cen. Long.
sate ~ claims thai The aomeu Of the
>e0ia afs maeb mere bitter towards the
AHuh i}Aa toe mos.
Dujaf lie same sud d,h laws of Yer.
moai J. B uulswlal 10 take woodcocks
between tho 6fsl day Of March aud the
af.t GAS 81 August, paHrljgcs between
tbo lf. day Of March and tie drst aay Of
september b j. ualawial 10 take the
eggs oft be above mentioned birds 4 any
timc It's nulaw ful TO Nm any wild deer.
buck faHn - en-, except Is The months
q september October. November aud
December, or Q catch auy mink, beaver.
Asltor otter, between TIE h,si dAy of
Arri0 aud lhe first day Of October, or to
kill any Of he animals mentioned Ia this
section AZ any time by poison The taking
81 trout spermitied by law only between
tae tirsl days 81 May aud September, aud
during that time only with hook aud line.
Tho taking Of walEeycd pike aud perch
between tho FIRST day Of April aud The
int day 81 1anc IL prohibited; also Of
black bass between the Grst day Of June
and The FIRST day Of August, and Of white
il.h aud shad between tho first day Of Oc-
toher and The trst day Of December
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
EAsr DORSET, July -, 1915.

To-day, while lounging at fun length
10 the shade Of as splendid an elm as
my eyes ever gazed upon, the wind
waited TO my feet a scrap Of paper
Out Of idle curiosity / captured il and
found that | held in my hand fyr
the FIRST time in my life section Of
the Manchester 10 aSAL, on which was
a genial invitation TO the inhabitants
Of the adjoining towns to send 10 their
local items To be sure ] am not
citizen Of any town within the state
but in bringing that scrap 70 me did
not the breezes give me special iuyi
talon 10 torment the Editor with one
OF my scrawls iancied | heard it
whisper in my ear II bowed to you
now you blow for me, and SO have
begun my torture. Being a stranger
10 a strange land Of course know
nothing Of the business interests Of the
place. Ny friends glowing accounts
Of this part Of the country first drew
me TO this lovely spot AID | must con.
fess il far exceeds my expectations
In fact | am overlooking with admira-
ton for this beautiful, beautiful seen
cry. In all my wauderings ny eJes
never looked upon so grand prospect
as that which grests me from this
quiet nook Such lovely valleys. such
wooded bills aud such grand old noun
tains can be found nowhere bat ia
Vermont. Ali beautiful Vermont
wonder II thy children too are a.
conscious Of thy beauty surely crime
and drunkenness must stand appalled,
on thy borders. imagine that when
the author Of that good old hymn saag,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-08-05

The new president Of MIDI lebury
College has decided opinion on the
college regatta question 10 his in
augural address, last week, he said
Physically trained aud cultured in
the gymnasia Of these Vermont farms,
il will not be needlul for these students
10 spend most Of their college time
and their fathers money IN this wretch.
ed business Of boating. ! know not
how others may feel, bat | turn from
tho late spectacle Of the equivalent Of
a pagan tournament at Saratoga, as
positively revolving. Let it be a
source Of eHultation to Us that We
draw our students to such an extent
fresh from the gymnastic drill Of the
farm and the shop that no such I'M
scholarly and demoralizing necessity
as this mode Of physical culture shall
ever be laid upon as
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-08-05

The long eontes, in Miehigan for the
aliaissioa Of Homeopathy 70 iasuac.
u d ia the medical school Of tie state
uaiversity At Asa Arbor has at length
beea closed by tho establishment, 81
tv3 bone pithie professor hips and
the appropriation Of 10000 by the Leg.
isla.ure 10 pay the salaries. TIE lav
reqaifing the giving n homeopathic
iasirne,i0a was passed just 20 years
az. bat has hsen contested by the re-
geats 81 he noivsrsisy, at srst. o. the
Ff0ual that the rsgents were sspreme
II zach maiiers, in regard 10 which The
supreme court Of the state was evenly
divides. seeani % the ground Of the
lack q fan4., Bat. The funds having
beea Supplied. tho professors hare
nos been appointed Drs. J c. Nor
gan 81 Philadelphia and ; A Jones :
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IoNAS EL.LIOTTS EsIAIE.

srATE ~ FrGN0kr, Manchester IigFist ss
10 Probate Cont held AZ ha8ehf5tsr Nithlh
ald f8r ssid Distrct 90 tbs - b dsg ~ JaHs
A. h 1915.
Present, Hon, n. - Barton. Judge.
An instrument, purFIUpg 60 be JUS lesf I'll
an testament II JJaasElial hiH RI Asue ssgef.
sid distuct, deceaaed bsing pttseafe4 0g tAs
Ereeuor therein named. IN PfQbAtt. Il il
urasrcd ~ said Cuutt that 81 pofs9Ha epfcfFH
I'D therein be notified ~ sppt4r e. stEt4eu
thafogf, ~ ba hela A the puAef. galaH a Mas
chester, VI eAia qislfiat IN tA9 9th Gay " gutg
A. D, 1876 81 10 O'clock iH the fgftnaga-
snd show cause IN aD3 soy have, saagnsf tts
probate " s4ld Rlll. fyf 2Aih p4rpose Il j.
further afdsFed, thst thiH order De- pgblshed
ihree wcefs sH-cf ssiYelg n The Manchester
JouHsAL. q nsarl8pfr pfiltsd o. AAaaeestal 10
THE STATE, prev as q SAD umt ~ besflHE,
true feeefa,
Affect. L0yELAsB AUNO8. Hes4siaf
tree cops az record
Atto /. LOYELAsD 8gk8oH. Register
8sW
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-08-05

Toe reduction Of the national dstt
she past month has been considerably
vtcr ! million AZ dollars. small sum
T. 10 sure compared with The aggregate
aebt bnt il shows that the alaHce l.
on tbc right side Il the account and
whcn more prosperous times arrive We
can hope the balance vii be larger
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-08-05

A special despatch from Springfield,
No, says a report bad reached there
that Col. Vim. Ross, principal Chief Of
the Cherokee Indians, and a candidate
for re election was assasslnated yes
torday near Fort Gibson, by party
Of Downing men. bis political oppo-
nenta. Col. Boudinot, who was in the
territory. is said 10 have fed NORTH
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-08-05
IN BANKRUPTCY.


IL he Usinei Cejt " tAb tnissd statss
fJf the D.-tFiet " YffA9aL
IL ths astssf u featef s Hsr N, GaahfuUi
A xAfrGDt ID bALkfuPteB has hrsa lsauta ~
Ens1 court Hg1lnst the rsi4te ~ A48uKins d.
4 ttsf and E4ala j Barber n POSTAL, ID Gba
% lnty u y nningtHu sad state " tafWggt. 10
sAld district. Edlaagsd HsaktuPts aeon tie
petition u ffsif eEsaitsfrt sH1 the "a ulsHt ~
aag q bts and fhe delivery o. ~ FfpIariy = >
louKlak " ssid bxaafpVss' g. ttfHi q % tisstf
hfe f8fu4d1sn % law. a n3esHuK II tae cfe9lf-
o. u sald DaAtfgFfs ~ pr sbef arbis snd
eb4gss COS - more Assielees " sAsif fvlste.
vii ba held ~ Goufi a 1hfuP ~. 4 IL
~ asf II Augsst, 4. y 1915. al ii ed9ea :. 81.
~ tle oflea 81 GaFaHef hafhaA ~ ~ o.
Feszeg Esa.. sps u tse ilsslatefs u BsnAfupt-
THOMAS FAfLEf,
nav Deputy g i. Aafslsl - Messenger.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-08-05

Al last something has held against
Tweed Up 10 Saturday be bad been
gradually slipping out q the hands Of
bic prosecutors. By legal techuicalities.
ON Saturday Judge Barrett refused 10
yacate the order Of arrest IN the civil
suit against Tweed or TO reduce the
hail from three millions
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-08-05

Ttteanfs aad prouaess9 taiss IN
uAny parts II tbe sect and saatb have
damaged ihc sbess. cotion aud other
sfops There hs alec = prospect ol
short cfops 10 Eurepe. 80 that bread
slsGs viii he likely 70 be higher. bat
tie experts will make trade brisk ard
money mere plenty.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-08-05

Ri Pfe88sai Atafrw 1ohnsah tie3
81 afslyts 81 the resAeace a be
sssgtfsf IS Carter 90 Tesoes-es
earaay mping = 2.sa o'clock Ne
ps baa8ings u WAshingtea wefe
6mgta IL n.aamlag Ia his hoGaf, md
tanoess will bc satPcsde3 on sise aay
- - iaocrsi
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-08-05

The failure Of Duncan. sherman a
60. does not seen 20 have affected
business very seriously cold : down
20 l.l2 lower than il has bera fef ser.
eral moaths. J b. Ford s O.. poll
fishers u some q Boechers works
bare suspended, and some other small
failures are reported.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-08-05
NOM MISslONERs, NOTIOE.

- We, the Subscribers, being appointed by
tho Hon the Probate Court far the District of
and adjust tho claims and domand8 ol all persons
agRinst the estate of
Thomas M9fiat, late Of Manchester.
in said district, deceased, and also all claims
and demands exhibited IN Offset thereto, hereby
give natco that We viii meet for tho purpose
Aforesaid, az Robert Ames' store Ia said Man
chester, on the Esd day OF September, from
O'Clock, p. N. until O'Clock, NJ, on said day,
and that six months from the 25d day Of July,
4. D. 1878, Is the time limited by said Court for
said creditors 10 present their claims 20 us f3r
examination and allowance,
Dated at Manchester. this 23d day Of July,
A. D. 1875.
ROBERT AMEA, o.
I AhlAs
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/ EON GOSSELIN,S EhTAIE

- STATE Of Vermont, Manchester District ~
At Probate Court held at Manchester within
and Tor said District on the 231 dag Of June.
H. D 1875.
Present Hon v. IS Burton, Judge
The administrator on the estate ~ Lsan
Gosseu, late u Manchester IA said district, de-
ceased, proposing 10 render An account VI b. /,
administration on Hsid estate, 81 is ordered ~
said court that said account be elSmtned II ~
l0wanoe at sorsion thereof 20 be held a, the
Probate Office IN Manchester, - sad DR. 10 On
the 25th day Of July, 4 D 1870 and q 4 tattee
be gwen 70 81 perfOns Interested the rub8.
cation of this order 10 tho Manoh0 Jtr5fgtf..
newspaper printed at said ~ eGestsr. a,fea
weoks successfully previous sal8 rna u
hearing.
A true record,
Attest Iovfr.ANfJ MuN5ON. Iteisttt :.
true cor u record.
,..test, LoEEIA 10 MUKsON. Register.
IA
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-08-05

nsmben Der ilinstrioas grandfather.
The her6 Of Tieoadsroga. sai 2escrses
hls personal appesrsaee, haaiis Aua
dress IN detail lie died Il Bafiagi9a.
Va Peb Is, lTs9
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ROBERT AMEa, ,
/. b. WILSON.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

- We, tho Subscribers being appointed by
the Hon. the Probate Court for tho District 81
Manchester, Commissioners to receive, examine
and adjust the olaims aud demands Of llpersons
againai the Estate Of
Henry II. Vest late of Dorset
in said District dccehsed, and also all claims aud
demands exhibited ~ OBJECT thereto. and slK
months from the 30tn day 81 Jnue, 1873, being
allowed by the said Court for that purpose, No
do. therefore, hereby give notice. that we wlli
attend TO the business 0t our appointment at
Bakers iun, in said Dofsot, on The 3ath Day II
December, 1875 from ouB until tour o'clock
P. NJ, on said day.
Dated at Dorset this seth day of Juue
A. D., 1875. q. W FAHMLLL,
Ggw D ARMSTRONG; N"hif
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4EEN MOUNTAIN STUD FARM,
@Esr RANDOLPH, VERMONT
fAt Tf0tiHg stations
HAMBLErONlAN MONARCH, DON
GIOVANNI aud PORTLAND.


TiI u size the season u 1875 at the shove fsrn.
HAAhL2r0KIAN MONARCH was sTcd b.
AFt3Fa's Hamb,ete8is8 dam " Hy.'a AhdAiaa
GAIaE. - Ola AbdsAab; i0Ale1 hprii ~. 1854,
Bl5ad SAY IE HaH1T,
Terms ~, ~ Wit, ti0at i.ste n sefuee snd
fLl when De 3sFe proves ia cal.
DOS GIOVANNI Nas erred ~ Hampton tson
4i ytdyE EamJit taDlsu y, dam h. Volunteer
coo d hFst5k'e Hsm8itt4nlau. aud the siee II
g ostaf, i8atfer- AZ n u. ~ Old AD4Aiab
alist $3.50, Is l8s aspas
Nat o. HFustel ~ fAtatf tEa Mares. Terms
t., u8 8lt, sl8 al uns service, AID go shca
ht Mafa Hguege Ia ilst
P8E4LAhD slttd Is Ciuiau dam - Wilhelm
fs.L gfsaddsn b "a Aboaasb. issiea ICES,
Bistf SD HaH8r
ieras tls t5lHtgiF.
Mares pasta. a4 81 q per- seek bat sec.deBfs
81 oHHef- fies
q H SO H8s1tFs asen8sa 10 90 "a dsys
sNEf tusaiatr, eIslHE iaA particular, ed
il.f.ss, 81. pesrf a4dfs ~
AgJGFbN bios. West Randolph. VI.
g{f8w
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-08-05
lOMMlSSIONERsl NOTICE.

1 Om hiNDlONIA9 MI lOlf.
- We rnf suRscnnrRs, Bong appointed by the
Hon, he Probate Court Of tho District ~ Mas.
chester, Commissioners 90 receive, exsmiua aud
adjust the claims aud demands o. all pcraen
against the Estatc ~
Michael McCabe. late Of Arlington.
In satd District deceased aud also al claims and
demands exhibited "a onaet tburoloi ana sh
month from the Goth day Of jnly 1875, being
allowed BY said Court fpr that purpose We do,
hrofare, hereby give notice, that We vii attend
TO the business ~ our appointment at the late
residence Of the said decessed, on Tie 2Bth day
Of January, 1876, from o'clock y M. uptil 1
O'Clock, y, M, Ca said day,
Dated AZ Manchester, this goth day u July
A. D., 1878
JOHN y, ia INA, g,,,.
l03W WM, HARRINGTON, e''HRt.
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The Manchester Journal.
n9 fi@oEfs Eass EHerHezs

nspAY Aucusr slsss
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-08-05

hhNtR batH fmgl3el To the business ~.
e4iS B)-t44 and other utles feel confident
en give good abstraction Call early
ca e. H. C8REETT.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-08-05
A YER'S sARsAPARILLA,
FoR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.

This compound OF the vegetable alto atiyes,
SaIsapariIla, Dock, Stillingis aud NJ ndrake with
the loddcs Of Potassium and Iron makes a most
ehectual cure Of arries OF complaints which
4re very prevalent and aiiiioting II pur1os the
blood, purEcs ont the lurking humors In the
rYslem, that undermine health and settle into
troublesome disorders Eruptions of the skin
hre tue appearance on the surface Of humora
that should be expelled from the blood. ln-
teruA arrangement are the determination OF
these same humors to some Internal organ or
ORG ANS, whose action they derange, aud whose
HubrtaHca they disease aud destroy AYERS
sAHsAPABrLA e8pels these humors from the
pl5uk. When they are gone, tho disor
derH they produce disappear, such as Ulcer.
atoms II ne Lip9 Stomach, hidHels Lungs,
Erupti0Bs and EUptire Diseases II he Skin ~
iaAt0Hg5s Fire Rose on Erystpeds, Pimpies Pu,
htes, Botcles, Bolts, TB.Ors, letter and Sat
heaBt, Scaid Head Riaq1r0rWs Ulcers and
Sores, Rheumatism NaUHlJia PAN IN aie Bones
Sac aHd heal, Female WedkHess Se-ittiy Leu
r5jrtgd arising from iutt7Toi liberation and utter.
me disease DrOpsy Dyspepsia, Emdctdtt0H and
Guerat DbHRy With their departure health
rGtlJns
PREPARED ny
DIR, J. G. AVER Il CO., Lowell, Mass,
Practical aud Analytical Chemists.
So,d by All Draggists md Dealers n Medicine,
2iiy2G
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-08-05

EOR SALE CHEAP a ! octave
stnnway 4 SONS Piano, fuli rauud corners
carved 1 ge over strung bass and Assist htl#th
m,n, 1his i1At1 IL nearly new ard aill 81 sold
al 4 large di.coant SOLD fnf The rpas0n chat tla
owner las no further uss fJt piano GaA ppoa
az addreaa Il, alMU u&
IamNAG 0rrtn Manchester W.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-08-05
r COTS AND SHOES

A large ahd superior stock 81 Bbots and Shoes
constantly on hand, completing
Ladies MisHoa and Chidrtns Serge Pebble
Goat, Glove CALI, French Kid snA Gsif
lion ard Polish naats aud Slippers Meu's
Boye' aud Youths
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ASTRAN = Come into the enclosure
u ne Subscriber > hsht tsf m4re st
yeare ella vi B whlia nisa kta l3ol ara 81 blvd
boot 18th q small s'sI Is she Efttoal fas owner
IS rvinssi 3 oprq pfepouy psy charges agd
take atf away.
Il EASTMAN
Hast RnP,u Juy s isib f8s
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-08-05

aeg- Go to Ames' il you wish TO see
the best stock Of Ladies', Misses and
Chldrens' Shoes Buy tue celebrated
Farwell make OHIO es at
r. AMES'.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-08-05

Ftom uno hundred shd ans b. tso huuifrd
Thousand y brick, A. the br 3 yard nHst Man.
chester ~ SOS Fres ffum g. tn gi0 PER- thpass
sni 90 ufl5ug 20 quality and sill 30 sa.A h lots
10 suit purchasers Inquire ~
n H0NEsfEEt.
Factor, Point va reb "a tsfa M3sf
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-08-05

NOTICE The Town Tax "a now Ia
mt hauts &C. aabs.iaa fa ssss tFt aat
nasfh f large "a mast To Fht ffe tae
ASA las 81 August 1873
e. IT, SHgfu. oasla
Msnehfss. Jat ID fsa
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1875-09-04
For the q. 4. Adyertiscrl
I Some More Remarks From Truthful
James"

Does the Government pay the physician Of the
Board Of Health, residing at wailuku. a salary Of
$1,000 per annum, merely as a subsidy, in order to
retain q competent man there, that the foreign resi-
dents may not be without a doc,orgH
Or does the present incumbent Aeceiye that sum
that he may attend to the distesses Of INDECENT
inhabitants Of the three Islands Of Maui, Molokai
and Lanai?
If the former, then it we're as well that the Gov
eminent were at once undeceived. Maui Is known
to be the best and most lucrative district outside Of
Honolulu for n physician to reside in, as there are
more foreigners capable Of supporting a doctor there
than anywhere else in the group Therefore, was
the subsidy Withdrawn, competition would soon bring
forward the best man; and the Government may feel
assured that Maui will not be without a competent
doctor, well paid by the liberal people Of that island.
If. however, the physician of the Board Of Health
is paid the aforesaid sum Of 50, 400 per annum TO
attend to the distresses Of the INDECENT, perhaps IL
would be as well that inquiries be made as to the
amount of labor performed by that party during the
past year; and also into the possible benefit the
INDECENT have derived from his attentions.
We know with what liberality the Government,
through the Board Of Health, have supplied stores OF
medicines to this and that depot. and it is presumed
the Board is informed as to the uses IL is put TO.
OF course the Board has given directions as TO the
number of times Molokai and Lanai and the different
districts shall be visited by their physician, and
requires him to notify the inhabitants Of the different
districts as to the time when he may be expected to
be there, that they may bring their sick to the pool
of Sloan at the troubling of the waters thereof.
Are these directions complied with? With so
liberal n subsidy in addition to what the foreign
residents pay, one would think that a 'corking ply
sician had scope to do a great deal of good. We
know how difident natives are in exposing their sick
nurses to strangers, and can see the utility Of a
doctor going round among them and gaining their
confidence.
Hoping the above remarks are not made in vain, |
remain as ever, PHILo HAWAII.