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

-Our Farmers sud Mechanics llail re-
ipices "a bfau uew coat d paint.
AIR l.aac Davis IS making noticeable
improvements ab3n, bis home The
afwI made adiBinus 70 his house viii
pakf L one Of tie most de.Irsble resi.
5eue., Is ioau.
ua8maite Il ail lbe rage with Us
laA Boa, aad lbe usasi scarcity u news
pufal-. THIS morning comes tie news
81 a. 6ela ot Nv J5slah Broan, who
Has bcea sometime sick 81 iac Residence
ol 80 au.aaw, ST. L. f. Woodward
THE CaikNiIo school Viii 81. Sc on
ihs l5.a inst. ed We nndefsiaud lhai
"Ha last civ "a school, i 10 be pfinci
psHy devoted b. aa examination Of the
4riags c'sses 90 ice several branches
90 DE- tay foU3uiug there 4. 10 BE-
c6aoi picnic IS s0gar Orchard belong
iae DO 3r Aaan Barber, situated back o
fae haH slsad ihe day be nopie4sau
the exercises ave 70 be he.d Ia the bah
good ,ime generally isapiicipsied, as,
is il hoped that none will forget that on
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-08-05
THE PUTNAM HOUSE,
PALATKA, FLA.
OPEN FROM NOVEMBER TO MAY
+. II. oRyIs.

4. III. ORYIS.
At Manchester from April 10th to October 25th
at PalAtks from October 25lh to April 9th
Palatks is situated on the west bank Of the 81
Johns River, seventy miles south Of jackson
vile. II is at the head OF navigation for ocean
steamers, AMI near the mouth OF The celabra'ed
0chlawaba River. Bait's famous orange grove
ia Immediately across the So Johns River op
poste the town. Florida tourists should visit
PalatEa, and make the trip up the romantic
OohlaWaha to the wonderful Silver Spring.
PAlatka can be reached by steamers daily from
Jacksonville, aud by the steamers Die ator, City
Point and Lizzie Baker from Charleston aud
Savannah, With run in connect on with steam
ers for New York, and lines Of railroad from the
North. II
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-08-05
noNpymLE.

"a very successful term Of school
CLOSED m District NJ. O. on the 30th ult.,
Miss Pamela A. Sage, teacher. We
ha1 be pleasure Of attending With about
twenty Il tba tiends aud parents, The
closing exercises cf tie last day The
school r9om was finely decorated with
eyererc ~ and flowers. The speaking
va very good, and Tie singing, accom-
panied ~ the organ, which was presided
oger By Mss Williams, was worthy OF
praise The afajr passed % very pleas
anuy, teacher. sud scholars having pass.
80 4 vcry pfehlah'e term The follow
ig names wete found ia the register
Wi,h 30 marks against them;-lie rmie
q Bubnk, Minnie c Boyle, Flora a.
Bage, Albaria b. Vale, Frank q. Per-
al, Ee,is G Taylor, Clemmy E Bur.
bank, Esr Benson, Willie Crawford
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-08-05


NWE FIRM. NEW GOODS.
~ Having rented the Bakery Of H. Estabrook
We shall continue 10 carry on the business at
the new stand opposite the Baptist Church
Our goods shall all be frst-class and good
sortTDent 90 hand at all times
TERMS CASH or is equivalent In Butter and
Eggs.
We shall also keep on hand . good stock Of
Oranges, Lemons, Apples, Onions, Batter and
Cheese, all go1d and fresh. Ice Cream 10 DO
had at all hours uring the day. Parties wait
quart or gallon At reasonable rates.
The Cart will run az follows: MONDAYS Ar
hngton, TUESDAYS Manchester, WKDSkS
DAYS, West Dorest aud East Rupert THURS
DAYS, Fact aud North Dorset and DAnby, Bhl.
DAYS, Arlington, BAT URDAYs, Manchester.
Orders for nice Cakes will receive prompt at
tention FREZON A CLARK.
FACTORY Point, Va, June 7, 1915
ABRAH FREzoS, s2i JAKEs cLAkK
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-08-05

-IHf Wesfu ePcrs sgas il ifEms
Vi admission q, gae ladaetof Feteg fea.
nl.o lesi 81 le uih Eafas i i.a6Eis
IS ne ffceal accl5enl 80 tAe lele @,
Nabssh & Western X 4. After ~,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-08-05

81 The mass impartAss exercises vii bs 70
surr0sna tie festive board. bat wiil al
bring good snei, well AIDED baskets, ard
ja5H ihs cAl.dren IL The msrry making
Az filsnas 81 ,he school are Invited.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-08-05

Punch aud Judy arc having . forty
night rnn al tbis place
Commodlro Nickerson Of The U. $
N.yy, is tie gncstof II II Baxter.
Tho famous WALKING bears with thoi'
attendant. were 10 town on Monday.
Col Geo. 4 Merrill 81 Ills place
hts resignc1 his position 81 superinlcnd
emit 81 tbe Pas.ump 'c railroad.
Mr. Quinn had horse stolen on Fri,
day mouia2 and b judicious adyertis.
ing tie thief was caught on saturday IN
Troy, and be property recovered
- We aee sorry to learn Of the retire
mcnt Of 4. Y. X. Wilson, Esq, from the
-uperintendency OF the X. & w. II. r., q
position he has agreeably filed for a nun
Der u years
Prot j. ID. Butler occupied the pull
pit 81 the Congregational church on sun
day, preaching eloquent sermons both
morning and evening, which were listen
ca to with great attention by the large
audiences present.
On saturday last Mr. Hartman Clarl
oflhis piace-a smart old gentleman o
"a years ground his own scythe ant
moved haitian acre in tvs hours. II any
man csn beat ibis Mr. Clark says he vii
iry again.
The circle around the sun on Sunday
attracted graat adentiou IN this place,
aud was certainly the most remarkable
phenomenon that was ever seen in this
vicinity
The Rutland railroad company have
flied a bin in cbancery returnable at The
next Term Of The Franklin county court
10 which they pray for the recovery o.
their road from the Central Vermont.
The inccndlary fire on Tuesday
night DESTROYED the barn attached TO the
dwelling Of George II Cheney, on Main
street, aud somewhat damaged The house
Loss estimated at $500. Fully insured
r O1o Of the most enlerprising bust
ness firms We have 10 Town, is that Of
Harris q Clpk, manufacturers of and
dealers In lumber, sash, blinds, doors
etc. They have man At the head o.
,b0lr establishment who has bad years 0
experience, aud who thoroughly under
stands bis business Parties desiring
ans luiug 10 their line viii find il TO tbei
I Interest 3 give them a call
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-08-05

- Ha cess bssi 81. beea placed on
us ua 50 apl 81 AIr Mason
Eas a3 rs cream iestigal
ate suea Proceeds SIS fur nc
church f3
B0Wc0 ab5ui @ csj f9r ageut, g
rGh.s Fs.eei fat picker having iet q
antraes fr msblpg ooJ ofthcm
WhUe some children were playing
acar dfulsk a. TO North Qlary on
sunday l4sta little oor-y ears-oii son q
ST.. Pastries Carroll was struck BY the
swe ; ana a.ntIy kllet
"a b. WaiL has thirteen New YORK
ety people al as hoa.e for toe summer
sad eEnecl lcN more r 9 futile
has scyer1l and hsre are some at other
piece
ID l.. Kent 4 Go have beea award
a Be contract iof The floors Of The Phila.
pa.a Centennial building, aud also for
ae Gmtd bridge, aud arc working %
ta. Il utmost 70 hl tkeir orders The
East DORSET marble /. gaining national
reputation
-OHt ef the greatest feats IN 'o&man-
SHIPS Ne have witnessed, was performed
by joseph Taylor last saturday. lie
drea from Kent & Coz quarry, two
mites from their MIL, over aieep and
rough TOAD one q toe worst 10 the sta,e,
four blocks OF marble at one losi, The
blocks being more than 8 < feet ana 10
larhcs thick, lad az they we're piled upon
lbe wagon were over feet high. Who
beats this gad2
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-08-05
Local Intelligence.
- naFn..ln. nltl.Ias.

THURSDAY. Arerr is
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sorEL ARRIVALS.

Telegraph oasst
Open ffnm 80 a. mtF q
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-08-05

"A new DEPARTURE saii boat Ga
factory poad.
Oaa penou was baR.it in the gvsr
here iaa suadsy
"A Ht'e Daughter ~ Arp Bishop ~.
go 00e % aar ioss ls 1ays iac SIS
biI ID eiA bef afe 6acacf
-Th uausua ele q seven yose
~ oxFa atiaeaeA g eus ioaa q ~ U.a
eas seem S. oar vitieaa oaa dsg rs.
Neek shey heug 80 nedsd ,a dFaR q.
ths bloeA over a hai p'ase .u tb5 Faai
-faaun D. - 3 Zion
eaarea NIX S9ltay m1ralag, s. tas ee
19s esB ol2 ale al 81 JJh8s e4asaa Al
Rhai Ease. rae service 5 se5ek wi
BE- s. &c d. u,a. sni ias -laisy oaI
sl8 ba hetl IS foaf iasiatd 81 sat.ta.
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WAIT & HARD, Manchester, Vi.
IWIF
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ROUTES TO MANcgEsrFR

FROM NEM AOl4A, fa ha9san Bs,tf d ].
Leave Nes I4tk 50. ~ AfftYe a Marehrsls
y = IN, bfswHs l9ou ears tlbsusd R.li
put cuamkg
Leave New fuyA "a ~ safatdgA Spoelsl IA
prtas Arrive a. Manchester gs 81 ~
Change care Il IFo}l 11ahtla IA ass
baggage checked taiuagU
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1875-02-19
A Puzzle as Is a Puzzle-..Where Does
the Day Begin!
Communication i'm New York Post. |

Communication in New York Post.l
Your correspondents have satisfac
torily solved Paul Martindale's prob
lem as To where person travelling west
ward around the globe will find his Mon.
day changed to Tuesday. The rule they
have given of making the change ut the
longitude of $50 degreesfrom Greenwich,
is adopted by common usage; but / wish
to state two curious exceptions to it,
which / find in Chambers Book of
Days, volume /, page 6
Manila, III the Philippine Islands, lags
one day behind the rest of the East In
dies i'll its expression of the days of the
week; while Alaska, in the same matter,
galiops one day ahead Of its neighbor,
British Columbia.
The reasons for these anomalies are rs
follows The Philippine Islands were col
onized by Spaniards, who first came there
from the east across the Pacific; but the
rest of the East Indies were colonized by
Europeans, coming from the opposite
direction. Each set of colonists, of
course, brought its own day of the week,
and consequently it happens, oddly
enough, that M'nilla is weekly keeping
It's Sunday while the neighboring islands
are having their Monday. So in regard
to Alaska. That country was first set
tied by Russians coming from the West,
while the remainder of the eastern coast
of the Pacific was settled from the East.
Thus it happens when Alaska is keeping
Sunday it is only Saturday on the rest
of the coast. And what is more wonder
full still, Alaska being ninety degrees
east of Manila, will have already on
joyed one-fourth of its Monday before
the latter place enters upon its Sunday.
1t is possible that, since the date on
which Alaska changed its allegiance, it
it has also changed it's expression of the
days of the week to conform with that
of it's new owner. Can any of your cor
respondents inform me whether such is
the case j. c. s.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1875-02-19
A Case Of MOther-in.Iaw.

They came near having a domestic
tragedy in Council Bluffs few nights
ago. A citizen of that place, being
called ont of town by urgent business,
bid a fearful and tender farewell to his
wife and babes and started out His
mission was accomplished sooner than
he had anticipated, and taking the even
ing train he arrived home Mt about mid
night. Going to his house, he quietly
let himself in with latch key, and 81
lently went up stairs. The gas was
burning low, but there was light enough
for him to distinguish two forms i'll bed,
where, according to his logic, but one
should be. Though half-crazed by the
sight some remnants of GOODNESS re-
manned, and he withdrew to secure wit
ness to substantiate the statement he
would be compelled to make. After n
weary search he found policeman, and
returning to the house, stationed him at
the foot of the bed. A motion of his
finger and the gas blazed at full head,
and there, in the place where he only of
all men had right to be, the agonized
husband saw his mother-in-law.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1875-02-19
Poisoned tn Death.

A healthy liver secretes each day about two
and half pounds OF bile which contains a
great amount of waste material taken from the
blood. When the liver becomes torpid or con-
Cested IL fails to eliminate this vast amount OF
uoxlous substance, which, therefore, remains to
poison the blood and be conveyed to every part
Of the system. What must be the condition OF
tho blood when it il receiving and retaining
each day two and half pounds OF poison !
Nature tries to work off this poison through
other channels and organs-the kidneys, lungs.
skin, etc. but these organs become overtaxed
in performing this labor, in addition TO their
natural functions, and cannot long withstand
the pressure but become variously diseased.
Tie brain, which is the great electrical CEN
ter OF all vitality il unduly stimulated by the
unhealthy blood which passes to IT from the
neart and it fails to perform its office health
fully. Hence the symptoms OF bile poison
ing which are dullness. headache, incapacity
To keep the mind on any subject, impairment of
memory, dizzy. sleepy, or nervous feelings,
gloomy forebodings, and irritabilty OF temper.
The blood itself being diseased As 1t forms the
sweat upon the surface OF the skin, Is 30 irritat
my and poisonous that 1t produces dscoiored
brown spots pimples blotches and other erup-
TONS sores boils, carbuncles, and scrofulous tu-
mors. The stomach, bowels, and other organs
spoken Of, cannot escape becoming anected,soon-
er or later and costveness, piles dropsy, dyspep-
sia diarrhua female weakness, and many other
forms of chronic disease. are among the neces-
sarv results AS remedy for all these mani
festations OF disease, DR.. Pierce's Golden Medi-
cal Discovery with small daily doses OF his
Pleasant Purgatve Pellets are positively un-
equaled. BY them the liver and stomach are
changed to an active and healthy state, the
appetite regulated and restored. the blood and
secret.ons thoroughly purified and enriched
and the whole system renovated and built up
anew Sold by all frst-class druggists aud
dealers in medicine
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DIR. WALKERS VEGETABLE VIM

DIR. WALKERS VEGETABLE VINEGAR
BrTTTRs. men, worn by care
and sedentary habits, often suffer from
constipation OF the bowels, until the evil
consequences of such a condition are
realized in extreme debility, nervousness
and prostration of the vital energies of
the system. And it may be safely assert
ed that majority Of the female sex are
little better than invalids, from the same
cause but by using DR.. WALKER s
VINEGAR BrrTERs, this natural aperient
and tonic brings back the vigor and
buoyancy of sound health and long life.
No chronic disease, sores, ulcers, skin
eruptions, glandulous swellings, dis
charges from the ear, sore eyes, sores or
cankers in the mouth will ever appear if
the blood is pure. TO secure this take
DIR. WALKERS VEGETABLE VINEGAR BIT-
TIERS. 1t is the great Blood Purifier and
Life-Giving Principle, increasing the
power of digestion, and exciting the alb
sorbents into healthy action, whereby all
impurities of the system are carried off.
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A Boys Composition on Sticks.

There are great many sticks in the
world, some big and some little. Some
are sticky, and some are not. There are
large sticks of wood, and that is one kind
of sticks and there are little bits OF
sticks, and that is another kind of sticks
some people when they handle money il
sticks to their pockets, 30 that is another
kind OF stick. Sometimes when a boy is
doing an example he gets stuck, 80 that
IL another kind of stick. Sometimes when
a horse il going along in muddy weather
he gets stuck. That is all l can think of
now, 30 that is another stick.
FRANK s..
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are an almost exact imitation of alabastel
In fact, they are Pariap. %a''h
Like what statuettes are made froml
/ asked.
Yes" he answered. Anything that
is purely ornamental need not be glazed,
but all articles intended for use, from
our yellow pudding dishes to the delicate
porcelain from which Queen Victoria
drinks her tea, must be dipped into
liquid glazing and then baked.
Except drain-tles and bricks, "
said 1.
"You are right" he replied. "They
are certainly useful articles and they are
not glazed. Neither are flower-pots.
You know plants will not thrive well in
vessels having q thin, CLASSY coating
through which air and water cannot
pass. But it would not be pleasant for
you to have liquids penetrating your
kitchen utensils AZ the water sometimes
does the saucers to Annie's hower-pots. 4"
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CHIT-CHAT FOR LITTLE FOLKS.
Training Time.

Supper is over,
Now for the fun,
This In the season
Children must run.
Papa il reading,
says Of those boys:
"Pray, did you ever
Hear such a noise 2 n"
Riding ON "camels
Over the floor,
See, ones a squirrel
Climbing the door.
There goes the baby
Flat on his noae,
Brother was trying
TO tickle his toss.
Little he minds II,
Thought he would cry,
Changed II To laughter
A. Ign galloped by.
Order IL nowhere,
Fun is the rule,
Think they are children
just OUT of school.
Home is their palace
They ara the kings.
Lat them be masters
OF just a few things.
Only one hour
Out of AL day
Give them full freedom,
Join IN their play.
Do not be erusty,
Do not forget
You liked 10 manage
Sometimes do yet.
Home will be sweeter
1ul life is done
II you will give them
One hour for fun.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1875-02-19
TIE tronhIes in the anthracit

THE troubles in the anthracite coal
mining country of Pennsylvania assume
greater proportions daily. Men in ev ry
part of the northern coal fields are O.
coming as bitterly opposed to the ope, a
tors reduced basis of wages "a their ftl-
low-laborers elsewhere, and have signih' d
an intention of combating the new pre- p
osition just off red of n 10 and 20 pez
cent. reduction of compensation
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ELECTRICITY rs LIFE. All nervous dis
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liver, stomach kidneys and blood aches and
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ly cured after drugs fail by wearing Volta Elec-
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Volta Belt Co.. Cincinnati, Ohio.
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On Wuuopr's ANTI PrRrop1c OR Fr-

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established itself as the real infalliblo Chill
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the lakes and valleys to the raging fevers OF
the torTid zone. Try it II has never been
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WATERS, NEW SCALE PIANOS

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GEN FTTz JOHN PORTER has sent the
President another nervously written and
very strong appeal for rehearing of his
case by board of army officers, on the
grounds of public justice, because he
has new evidence which, had it been
presented at his trial, would have acquit-
ted him
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JUsr CAUSE FOR BEING ALARMED |

JUST CAUSE FOR BEING ALARMED i
When cough has been running for a long
time, and you begin to feel pain setting in
upon your Lungs. attended with tightness
across the chest 1t is high time that you should
awaken to the danger of your disease, which il
fast running into fatal Consumption. Now,
before it il too late, use Aliens Lung Balsam,
which will cure the disease, and all will be well
with YOU For sale by all medicine dealers.
Ir Congress had employed rs much
scientific skill in the arrangement Of its I" Re
construction policy" at the close IA the War
Department did in the beginning of the war, in
arranging for the manufacture Of what Was
called Sler-iddn's Cdrdiry Condition Po,odsrs
for the use Of the Cavalry horses no doubt the
Union would have been restored long ago.
Exchange.
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We noticed in one of our exchanges
this week the statement of Deay John Hodg-
kins, OF South Jefferson. Me-. whose son was
cured Of incipient consumption 10y the use of
Johnson's Anodyne Liniment. We refer to
this at this time AZ tending TO corroborate the
statement we made last week in relation to this
Liniment AZ applied 10 consumtion.
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well-sIanncrcd Children.

"Thank you, Charley" said Mrs.
Brown, as her little son handed her a
paper he was requested to bring.
Thank you, Bridget" said the little
fellow, few hours after, as he received
q glass of water from his nurse.
"Well, Mrs. Brown, you have the best
hammered children / ever saw ~ said a
neighbor. 81 should be thankful if mine
were as polite to me "a yours are to the
servants. You never spend half as much
time on your children's clothes as 1 do,
and yet every one notices them, they are
80 well-behaved.
ave always try to treat our children
politely" was the quiet reply.
This was the whole secret. When l
hear parents grumbling about the i'll
manners of their children, L always wish
to ask, Have you always treated them
with politenessl L once knew "a man,
considered quite gentleman in society,
who would speak to his children In n
manner that well-instructed dog would
resent. He would order them with a
growl to bring his slippers, or perform
some other little service /; and yet he COM
planned of the rudeness and disobedience
of his children
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