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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-08-19

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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-08-19
CATARRH.
Weakness Of kldneyx and Pains
tn thc Side and bach,

" TwsHtt Tears sianasnK, Cared a. TuQ " esks
~ ilcss thaa Bottle Jstttth tahrh -
hsa a. % Ffessat sleep Nights, wniess O.
tarFh suaa sas rttpotasliy psea. Cared sith
oue haltle.
Ts,sitsasy q ~ tnossa aad t.sa3. fsesHtsl
etlses e Nee hastos.
MISSES LrutrtrIp 4 g.. nruesisis ihsvs
hAd Catsrrh a Attia sisiug ays Years. sna paine
" esck tad NeskaHsa in kidnsgs Ter tg0ntf
Ny CatAfrh sas - sad ttst II / aid not tako
eatAfth snuH ! was troubled tlth cuNgb. more
nF le-s. All SIGHT ] have taktn Marshalls
GAiAUb suug iUr tNU ytars, asa particularly iB
es',d . athet bad 70 fske % evsrY pighi % get
rect. tegsh o. tsts ytHf nsiltuileGAi Ca
tAuh ksmeil shist mauih sgn apa Save tst
en- uniy 0nty oae bottle. Il less tksa prsk
The khing risuts = Il NE. and have had
uone Kaoe g. sprsk q, though havs had hone
q ihe hemtdy "a sea.
have hsu pains "a MY side 80 bad that tiid
noi 80 cut ~ ths hgute tof twa weeks At tims
Ny greA.sst pain as 10 nay ught i.anty /
hANe hreu at timos great Huf TER irnm ms
tldusYa sIaee 1855 IL tvH weeks after teean
70 take soaf Constitutional C.lsrIh Z, nisdy he
pain al ieli n GEDMHiE
Nav bos5os. \ A., April q. 1870
Hendricks Of cases 81 ,imlsf mature cured
stthiu the Last year. SNUFF and Lotions give
ouly Temporary relief. The CONSTITUTIONAL
CAfARlH REMEDY strikes 4 tbr nooi builds
~ The constitution. u,skrs IL new aud dfiyee
sws} CsiafFh aud ali dlstAsss II the Mucous
mfmhfsnns, ABd tbe,r stttn3Aul paine and
aches. pertaining TO head, back, shoulders
kidteys and thF0st.
Pelot q pei bottle, Sold Nv al Druggists A
PhAmpiet ef 81 psgrs, giving = Tr'Atise on Ca.
tarrb, and contain x tuunmerable cAses OF
cnres seut free, BY addressing the Pro- IietoFs,
LIT LEFlkl.D 4 co Manchester, n. H.
ron SALE NJ
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THE EQUINOX HOUSE,
ROOF oF MOUNT ToUINOx
MANCHESTER. VT
oPEM FRoM JUNE TO ocTosER.
Aaar.r. b, ~ o. rsl.sr,rh.
n ~. ORVTS.

IL YIN IT,
MtscuKsrxE. Tie lekainF spmmst resoFt "
The dFeHn Mountains. is $50 hap4fed mass
nasth - Nsu loFh, afty miles negfA II Iruy.
ssd thirsy milss south - haNAnd ua ths HAr-
len Eltsnsipn nvaasen - ths Cgutral Vermont
kairosd. Il hks thoat three miles 81 white
mArhis sias-welkh. nuslt SHADED sith Elm aud
mapls trees, aid the meet charming village
10 Nes EbglAna.
The trip IL tbs SOP " Maunl E4uiupi should
es taken b. every visitor. "A extended ADD
mAgniHceut nsw IL 0biAined trom lbs summit
Hgu o. The ROAD Is Ia Gne otaer, aud four
h0fss eKsursicn Wagons run 10 tEe top,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-08-19
A YER'S HAIR VIGOR,
FOR RESTORING GRAY HAIR

FOR RESTORING GRAY HAIR
TO IT'S NATURAL VITALITY and COLOR.
Advancing years, sickness, care disappoint'
mel 81, and hereditary predisposition, all turn
the hair gray. and either Of them incline IL 10
shed.
AYER HAN vIuoR by long and extensive
use have proven that it stops lbs falling Of the
hair Immediately; often renews the growth, and
always surely restores its color. when faded On
gray, Ii stimulates the nutritiye organs to
healthy Activi y, and preserves both the hair
and iis beauty thus braahy, weak Or sickiy
hair becomes glossy, pliAbls aud strehg thenrd
lost hair regrsws with lively expression; falling
hair is checked and established; thin hair thick
ens; and faded or gray hair resume their origi
uAl color. Its operation is surs and harmless
IL cures dandrud, heals all humors and keeps
The scalp cool, cieAn and s0ft-under which Goa
ditions, diseases Of the scalp are impossible.
Al dressing for lsdies' hair, the Nf0oR IL
praised for its grateful aud agreeable perfume
and valued for the soft lustrs and richness o.
tone it mpArts.
PREPARED by
DR.. J. C. AVER & CO, Lowell, Mass.
Practical and Analytical chs mists.
a1tp AT ALL pKuroenrS a DEALERS IN nEpicfSs
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FACTORY POINT.

The best Oak aud Hsmioek Leather tanned 10
cold Iiqaors used BY BIN. hs sil siso make
collars If desired.
FACTORY Peiut, w., May c. IFS -i42u
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Avo4d a. s'T0ng pargAilye pills which only 81
h1ust the mucous soereti01s and wear oui naiars.
Dh HAEKfs0zs pAnIsrALTfe LozKx0Es are lnss
the opposite. they restore he dsgssnan, qnieksa
the liver AID t5ae % Tie vhole system ihas cur
sng Dyspepsia HesdAehe, DiExiEess, iaiss and ali
other results u HaSfTutL CqSsrIylTIos. ihs ehses
eaass q III hsalth especially ansone vUsbea trial
boa soc Large bgx 6oa.. mailed free fos this lac.
pEaoe
DR. HAKgis0SE ICELAND BAISAN,
4 splendid cure for CousHs. HaAHsEhEss, and al
TBkaAT asa Lrss oomplAtnta- For sac - y
Is HARRISON a CO. frvpfssteEsg Ne. ! Ire.
moEs Tsmpis, Boslon. and By 81 osuggissA.
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pKR

THE boys and girlsn have vacated
their dear old home and rsturaed 10 bus-
lnehs aad household cares.
Farmers are watching lowering
clouds and Improve tie occasional sun.
shlne 10 make snrc OF The eul grass ere
r1ln comes agAla.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-08-19
WIsrAk'5 BALSAM of
WILD CHE r RY

C0ugls. Cold, Hr0uchti~, sore Throat. In.
hueuza. Group, hbo,bihg Cough, II uarsoness,
liver Complaint. Psns u oruUers ~ the Chest
o side, bleeding 1t he Lungs and every af.
feetuA VI th- Throat, Lungs and Greet are
.pee lily and peimsnenilf cured BY tie use Of
In MlsrAHs BALsAM oF Wan Grassy. which
does not dfY ug cough aId leave tne cause
behlni, Ss IL the Gaze With meet remedies. but
looseas IL. cieHnats the lungs ard al a. . irrita.
lion, Tins removing the cause u the complaint.
C0NgURp TT0N CAN BIZ CURED
by timely resort TO this standard remedy, A.
Is proved by huudreds Of testimonials il has 70.
csIved.
None genuine unless siguel IL BUTTS" on
the wrapper.
5se aud 81 bottle, large b..ttles much cheap.
or. SETH W F0NLE SOSs, Prapnetors
Boston. Macs. sold by dealers generally.
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August Flower.

The most miserable beings in the world are
those suffering from Dyspepsia and Liver Com
plant more ,ba imam Tnhn ss.aes sent
two diseases and their effects such as soui
Stomach, sick Headache, Habtual Costiveness
Paptation OF the Heart, Heartburn, Water-brash
gnawing and burning pains at the pit Of the
stomach, Yellow Skin, Coated Tongue and Elsa
greesble taste in the mouth, coming up Of food
after eating, low spirits DC. Go TO the drug storf
Of Wait & Hard, Manchester, or V. Grover, Fac
tory Point and get rs cent bottle. or Sample
Bottle for 10 cents. Try IL. Two doses will re-
lava yOu
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ssuo Corporc The influences Of the stomach on
tbs brain should b. carefully heeded. Let the
stomach b. 10 slight degree disturbed, and the
entire nervous system becomes 3 sufferer Bring
the stomach 10 healthy tone, and the nervous
machinery promptly resumes ne perfect running
order Happily there IL DO Necessity for any long
disarrang cement q ths functions Of the stomach.
since in AyEA's PTfds We have 10 perfect con
AnAnun. admirably adapted for relief They have
stood the test u years and have erhib.ted stom-
hahle properties most wonderful Their wiso use,
by keeping the system IN perfect order promotes
longeyity and shat IL far bsttey ensures the full
enjgyEnaai n the time speni hsfs. We use lhsm
And Enow tk.sSf Faiue. Florence lEKs ronAer
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Use Henns's Paia-KitItHg aagie OH
IN Works like Charm"

Use Benns's Paia-KiiItEg aAgte on
IN Works like Charm"
READER
ReBns's Pain killing Magic Oh cures Heafsehs
Rennss Pain. Killing Magic on cures Iosthaehs
ienne's Pain Kiing Magic oii cures hsufsigiA
Rsnne's KilHg Magic Uli snfes Ch9lers horbas
Rsabe's rslH. iillng Magic Oh e9fss EheumntisB
gsnne's pAis-killng Magic OH cares Lanensss
Rennes Palm Killing Magic Oh cures nkin Diseases
Some folks seem 70 b proud Of telling he~
lame their shoulders Afs'-of my ctiek ~ the
bAck"--or, II have got the seiAtics and DO
light IN Dragging that nothing can cure ms -
bni when We got sush "asful FOLKS" " use hAs-
KE's PAS .KIIIdsg hAolo On. faithfully -
not only cure their itmsbess and chaEm ssay
their pains bat We actually take all thai kisd "
"brAg out u theml' and they 'fanfly sSn ~,
AID say, III works ike charm II
Ge- Sold By Drusgists, Merchants and orOesfs.
CAL foF heBns's Asgie oil whsrs you usGsliy
trade.
Il IL pat ~ ia three sizes. called ''rrsl sire,
Medium size.' aud Large Family VI ~ Bottles
Nm KEkkE Mons,
soils Proprstofs aud NAoafAetuTsrs.
p1ttshsld. hass.
Sold by Walth Hard, Manchester, and By v,
0roger. faetOfY Point. ssomly
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HAmLnM EHTEastos pfytsIoh,
cRwraaA FaSHaKz h4HAAas
HuhnErT. srsEsrTEtrssr
oFrsrE~ nuT1Axp. vEEHoET.
Trasms g.ssss msWshsstss.
saaRC NokTN
"a = - Nal
fWFs ~. Fat EiFfpss
ffNe&A
~ ssFn kt. eSH4tF
eoiHs t0Eam
rsAw Msta&
! BIS Ntgfest
gNF Ns0
ataaM MA Enn1afs
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-08-19
Local Intelligence.

THURSDAY, AUGUST .. iEs.
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us CANS. HEATERS
Sap Baeksis. gassia sal 0..vsuiasa lrpa Pans
ALSO

A l. s O
I'm wsFs, Pain and stamped, ~ q Iron aud
Copper Ware, Coal dsds, sloya fips. corogat
Cd Eibows
A l. so
RAYs spauis Tia RooanF, Pgmps. LEAD AID
Iron Pipe, Cast lrgH iioass nthEs. fisin and
GAivah ned. Goods furBlAhed " eF4er
Jobs promptly stteHasd v Ea1 syfk DINE IN
satlsfGet0Fy nannsr Prices AZ ips ts kny paFtg
ean aH8rd fer the asn.s qaA ty Ead Style d
goods. Orders b. NAL wiil FfeeiFs irniaediat'
attsntlon.
III COOLIDGE.
Arlington. ~. las. %, it7s.
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spEcIAL NOTICES.


Mns0nte.
The next Regular Communication Of AdonirAni
Lodge, p. 4 A. NJ, will be held on Thursday
evening, SEPT .. 1875 a, PAeiory Point
J. n. WHIPPLR, W. n.
AdonIrRm Chapter, No. -, II. a. 81.
NEXT regular conyocstion on Wednesday even
ing Augusl IL, al u o'clock
ID. K. BIMoNDs, H. p.
W. A. BLACK. Sect.
skinner Poet No. ~. @. A. H.,
Msets At Col5urn House Hall. Factory Point, on
The FIRST Tuesday evening OF each month.
GEO. II. SESSIONS. Commander.
Grant Lodge, no. 100, .. o. g. r.
Meets at Adams Hall every Wednesday evening
At O'Clock All members OF the order" are
invited. Degree meetings every drst aud third
Wednesday evening Of each month Al O'Clock
T. J. H0YT I, u.
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49, sllr zoo .raI 90. d

Albany city grand srng band, 10
pieces, A. X. Pkstsn leader
Octna eagius oompApy, Chatham, ~
men, o. geetis; NJ. S. Beach chief eagi-
nesr, II. A. Blual forsman.
Ocean bose company, Chatham, u
msn; l.. Balls foreman.
Chatham oornsi band, u pieoes, Jos.
Kelly leader.
J. J Gray engine company Cambridge,
g. men: &. y. Warner foreman.
IL. GRAY hose company, Cambridge,
i6 men. g.. II sharrsek foreman.
Washington engine company, Ruiland,
100 men add guests; C. +. Russell fore
man.
Washington hose company No. 2, Rat.
land, 0 men; C. D. NhItoomb foreman.
Niekwsckelt bose company Rutland, 20
men; George Dunton foreman.
Marion hose company, Salem, n. Y,
% men; James HAggert foreman.
Uuion engine company No,!i, Salem,
60 men; John II. Thomas foreman.
Nickwackett drum corps, men; r.
West fife, w. II. Fillmore FIRST snare
drum, Alexander yalliquette second
snare drum.
Union hose company, salem, 10 men ;
william Conner foreman.
Union engine company. Greenwich, 80
meu; Alexander Hay foreman.
Union hose company, Greenwich, Il
men; David Ensign ioremen.
The hose race resulted as follows:
Onion hose, Greenwich, 50
Nickwackelt hose, Rutland, SC
Neshobee hose, Brandon, 30 l.2
Marion hose, Salem, 20
The latter time Is said to be the quick
est on record
The playing for prizes WAS as follows:
FIRST PRIZE.
Union, Greenwich, III 7 10
j. j. Gray Cambridge, 1899
Washington, Rutland, 1872
Union, Salem, 203
Ocean, Chatham, 1884
SECOND PRIzE,
Union, Greenwich, l64 81
j. j, Gray, Cambridge, l66
Washington, Rutland, 1871
Ocean, Chatham, 1888 2 l-2
The third prize was not played for, but
was included IN the second trial and was
given to the Washington company Of
Rutland,
Quite row occurred here on the
day OF the muster. In the morning the
authorities very properly went round to
the different saloons and ordered the pro-
prietors not to sell any liquor. Daring
the day party went to the Elm Tree
Hotel, kept by liealey, aud demanded liz
uor, aud being refused, repeated their de-
mand with threats, which they proceed
ed TO carry out. A large number were
engaged In the melee, but the officers
soon appeared on the scene and arrested
the principal offenders and lodged them
in jail. Most Of the parties were from
out of town.
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SPINGLER HOUSE,
UNION SQUARE, NEW YORK.
pfyunURAE At Az

A SELECT FIRsf-CLAss HOTEL IN the
hssrt Of the city, c0hTsHieEt to all places 81
business, churches. theatres. Ne BiAges sHd
street cars psss the doors for all steam beat
piers fernes and railroad depois Garsis dad
4 more quiet comfortable and iuEHrions home
At tbs EFIsolKk for iess money than at The lar.
ger frst-cisss hotels. sgapEy tufni.hed
rooms 81 90 per day ard upwards. Carriage
hire is saved As Usion square IL easily reached
by street. cara or Stages
IlBm j. II. FROST. PfopFk tOg.
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Among our late arrivals are Mr.. and
Mrs. lie Conie, Of Washington, ID. G..
Rev. A. c., Reed occupied the pulpit
here last Sabbath, aud gave us an inter-
esting discourse.
Two OF our townsmen, Messrs. ii.
Is. Kent and G.. NJ. Sykes, have just re-
turned from a short trip to Saratoga and
Lake George. They report having
caught plenty Of fish. We have not
seen any of them.
Small excursion parties seem to be
the order Of the day here, visiting marble
quarries, lIagars Brook, the cave, ETC
Young and old are enjoying this delight.
ful simmer. In particular the class Of
artists from New York, Washington AVID
elsewhere are delighted with our noun
tain scenery.
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ROUTES 10 MANCHESTER.

FROM SEW YORK. Via Hudson RIVER Il. Il
Leave Asw Yofk sA IA Arrive a. Manchester
% p M, Drawing Room care through N4th.
out change
Leave New iofk sA m. tsArAlogA Special Ia
pressl ArfiFa 81 Manchester 3 81 y n.
lChange cars At Troy.l Tickets sid aud
hAsKAAn ehtcknd tAEonrh.
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Tie Ethnn Aliens Of Sunderland play.
ed game with the Il. C.. Houghtons at
North Bennington, Monday, in which
the Aliens were defeated by score Of 10
TO 10.
We learn that three prominent eiti.
zens of this town aud one of Sunderland
were last week detected in using net in
stratton pond. The penalty for such Of
tense is a fine Of one hundred dollars and
We understand the parties will be prose
cuted The poor trout in these ponds
have hard enough lime to exist when
pursued only by hook and line, lei alone
nets and snares. The use Of the latter
has done more than anything else to
depopulate our waters and almost
annhilate one Of our most charming
sports, and now that we have law to
prohibit such recklessness we hope it will
be promptly enforced against all offend
ers. We have fish and game club in al
most every town pledged to the support
Of the law and the prosecution of Offend
ers. The 0ndswa Club at Factory Point
has an officer elected, Ranney How
ard, Esq, whose duty 1t is TO attend tc
such prosecution. VIII he do IL?
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WAIT & HARD, Manchester, VI.
l06ly
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Theie was large gathering at Ben.
ningtoa Monday 10 celebrate The "i6th''
and 10 witness The hremen's muster. -
The celebration wAs success, though Of
course some must be disappointed at Tie
retult 81 the trial.
The companies present were - fol
Iogs:
Seshobee bose, Brandon, Is men snt
iwo guests; Thomas Mullee, foreman
Kniekerboeker steam company Of Wa
ierfoFd, Is men; Thomas McJonsky chic
engineer, Z. j Danwouhy captain, Geo
( Vincent hrst assistant Thomas Gilnal
second assistant.
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ietin.
A paper TO be admired for It's independence
OF tone and its reliability of news Episcopal
Methodist, baltimore, Nd.
ANY one who wants FIRST class paper which
keeps fully up with the times In literature.
science and art should subscribe for the Tribuue
-lSpar,anburg Is C) Carolina Spartan.
The imperial sheet of the world, the New
York Tribune-L The Jacksonville (fia) New
South.
We regard il as The hes, paper, all in all, rub.
iished in the United States Morristown Tenn)
Gazette.
IO-uay tne new York Tribune Is undouht.
edly the first of American newspapers; wha,cy
er MAJ be said Of It's rivals, II has clearly won
precedence of all and very creditably does il
represent the journalism Of the country. While
dealing with all the topics coming within the
range Of a ewspaper the Tribune makes spe.
cialty Of the great subject of agriculture II be-
comes therefore matter of vital importance to
The country that the direction OF the ideas OF
this vast section should be IN able and consci.
eniious hands, and matter for congraiula.1n
that The fai mer's newspaper par eSccllen~e has
The high standing OF the Tribune The ny
South
The New York Tribune is doi-- = great work
in populanzlng Science ~ 'ne P1oieauon OF
cheap extras Ia 'A-' great aai'!--loar MONTH
w. Clin.,n, y Z.
Ar-rican newspaper enterprise is probably at
,ts time more fully illustrated in the daily is
sues Of the New York Tribune than In any 9TH
er journal-[ " ilmingtou IN CO Star.
Cnequalled in culture, dignity, comprehen-
sive breadth, polish or expression and intelec-
tual; felterea by no party ties, bolted iudecen-
cies Of speech, and hysieric with no wild sensa-
ton Raleigh IL @ Agricultural Journal.
Surely the paper has main aimed successfully
the high popularity which he bequeaihed il,
and the name Of an ably conducted and indie
pendent journal which IL now deserves even
more justly than at any time during Mr.. Gree
tey's liie-[ Petersburg (va) Index aud Appeal.
TERMS OF TIE TRIBUNE
Daily, by mail, $40 per year; Semi Weekly,
50 Der year; FIVE copies, $3.50 each
Weekly, 80 per year; ten copies, 81 IS each;
twenty copies, 81 10 each.
Jan u. 1870