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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-02-04
IL. -. sanl-naL -

IAe baf3HE'e@ Sentinel says
There were iB lhs city. Sunday
afternoon fourteen cases oi small p9H.
ara eight af these were At she hospital
lH all there have beeu ahout twenty
deaths ia she last fsur mga,h- from taat
aaufs Talcc the disease has bean
entirely killed out but has again
hcea brought back Tho health officer
and che ether physicians have tme
everything possible to stay The spraad
of the disease and their Efforts haze
heen reasonably successful
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4 Thnn.nnd nanLrnntci..

Would not create as great a panic 10
commerce as the withdrawal of Hale's
Honey Of llorehound aud Tar from the
market, would create among the sick ,--
The reason is obvious. Tens OF thous-
ands OF both sexes would be baukrupted
In health by such an event. The famous
specific is etlecting such cures in cases Of
chronic cough and cold, influenza, bron-
chitis, bleeding from the lungs and APP
parent consumption, as have never here
toiore been accomplished within the
memory Of man.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-02-04

VIII Goldfish oil cure cousampiive
coughs No, VIII opiales No!l VIII
iuhalallon2 Noitt Can such a cough
De cured at slIs Nes, Il can. Reject an
these nnstrums; they have been weighed
in the balance and found wanting. Try
Hale's Honey Of llorehound and Tar
Thousands arc using TO-, Millions have
tried Il, So far Il has never disappointed
any man or woman who took IL for u
cough or cold. however violent
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-02-04

Wheeling Whispers. Almost every.
body is hoarse There is something 10
the air that proyokes coughs and colds
aud reduces the voice 20 hcsky whisper.
Fortunately Hale's Honey of tIorehound
aud Tar eau be obtained OF any druggist
and no hoarseuess or cough, however oh.
stinaie, eau resist its curative operation.
Pixies ToothAche Drops cure In minute.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-02-04

When you visit or leave the City of
New YoRK, save annoyance and expense
of carriage hire and stop at the GRAND
UNION HOTEL, opposite the GRAND
CENTRAL DEPOT. 1t has over $50 elegant.
ly furnished rooms aud Is fitted up at an
expense of over 100000. Elevator,
steam and all modern improvements
European Plan. The RESTAURANTS,
Lunch Counter aud Wine. Rooms are sup
piled with the best the markets can fur
nish. The cuisine is unsurpassed. Rooms
for a single person, 81 so and 81 per day
rich suites for families proportionately
low, SO that visitors to the city and trav-
elers can live more luxuriously, for less
money, at the GRAND UNION, than at
any other tirst-class Hotel in the city,
Stages and Cars pass the Hotel every
minute for all parts of the City. e.. f.
& w, y. GARRISON, Managers.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-02-04

"a ea# aas lesa tssasi ly Ma j 81
Harra e Halae5, WISE Fns3eet i
tEs Wanms Nations. Temperance
Aaeatna far eaaEsat1u e SIZE
Temperance associations 81 Ngrmaaf %
0 bella 50 Moatpe..er Feb i5gb a. q
areE a. Temperance societies
tl churches are re4aetsi 60 sea3
ae.~EafHs
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-02-04

IN BANKRUPTCY.

NOTICE -- Notice is hereby given
- that books viii bC opened tor subscriptions
b. ,he capita stock u tue paefhsid River ia Ut
rad Company 0a ths znd day d February, 1917
and remain open until the i7tl day o. mo ssms
month a. tie following named places VIZ,
HsIilsr. az the htsrs Hotel.
Whitughanl store n = J.. s.etzaus
wilmington. ahi "a ~ D. y Hattsrtsi
Marlboro Poet DHieF,
Somerset Fs.t 0fHer
Dover dus ling Gousc ~ y r Leonard
STATION. aaelliBs hsuss ~ kufas Lyman
Ward bgIa s.9fs 81 q. q, flits.
gsmAica on.se u j. q Eid5 iAfBoid's tlpfs
It,gdgBsafry store ri ShattHek Chase and 4
lsrArsbufgh fssl ua4ca.
Winba4l stafa III Chester Williams.
Peru. Post Bttge.
land grove. Poet Dnigr.
Andovsr. dwelling B use o. Wa A9StH,
Weston. store - II A HsnHnm
IudI3e stofs ~ s. fsiUFfsa
Plymouth Iya9a Hsusf Hotel sHa W.idrfs H4Gs /
IFtdg+Wstef west Ifiage~stet Hotel
Aangt H0ltsy. stare " & Iibheg
shft Waburg, Fast Dt.ee
khefB4r1t H4Ham itHtsi
nsAdsbara, aing h0aFe q . bsvidsat
j. T. HAhItN. seefsisFy
Ig8daudsfry Ft. jag. 1915 e
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IApvT4 ANDHTsI F4TATT.

IAKFIW IN UNIT1 To- = u
- nsats n Vermont Manchester Dlstflet ss'
IL rfabsta GaBfl its.d ~ AKaahst Ter. sitbta
fsf said I4stnct 80 tee 4ta dzg - 5sn
= IF5s
pfsFsat foe + h buftoa, ledge
sfhs Adm aIsgfstof 90 tas estate - jsfgl4
Af.ffus tsfs - bafaft 10 ss8a asairist de- q
rf,oas.ng IL fsH1traE gFauHl II be AntaislssAl
t..sg - SAD estase x e 9fatfea " sald Cpafl
tbtt .AiA aaneaAi "a eGkm3nsd ~ ali0wsnee a
ssssiga tAsfsaf y bs isl4 Is tEs Ff2bsts Us
Il wsUeHestsf Is saia bisiflat % the 1ftb Gal
N Ysrssrs Il 1913 sBd thst Hst bs EIFsi
40 tefs9as Interested b tps Dlniesfs9H 4
a. srdef Is lAH 8sEch~slsF teEkn4t. nsNsI
1900 rf.Aifa 81 sta Masehsstsf, thfes seed
s7ltesssiYs8Y ttag3cas ~ faH tsus ~ heRYinE
a tgg4s fssaf
ACES. i0YELASD aGasON. Bsg lsssf
true aoFF - Neegfd
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$4,000 IN DRY GOODS

I.1ak 81 prsss saa ase ia3rusBt. Ists 90 pet
ospi 81 iat tbo seat 81 dave o. mska fe9m IN
FprfnE Eaads
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Farm FOR SALE Or 70 RENT


Fer two. thrce o. hYe years
Tl.s .absrnhsf a seasi = - heslla. 81
asalaee BE- a,sposs 9 has fasui - sneFe rs,A
fstr ea.sta.as I'll. ssFss - shsai ~ ,fe4s
trees saA plsniy q aihfg fait sxeh paAFs
p'Hms ana lktusrF. EvrFs HrAa haa . sprtnE ~
NWnE watsr tkhi sever fails lH ne Direct uaae
Ehsrc are si-sri asa safsf FnsFles as 3 s1res
e soatlsaA. large bare Wat Ell casiaiH q
tBus 81 hsy baastrs he strss aHa sdfa fodder
usaaliy raised aa he 'Aru,. sud afhef tansVniFut
ba4lIlnen All TIE land Be- mel seeded vith
e8assf sad tatnlhN ash - in EaQ4 condition
sad fsFm ait hf EHHtFa BE- any good responsible
bgstners Dian 1F Hal8 ar alntast aaT terms
tara .u tasArds pafmsuttt sHul1 be taken 81 .
far, reasonable prae. ssi1 place 30 bs BCaG
nahaal. e. Cauisia aaY Whctt fuum are ta ien
acres b good house Ana water convenient Auy
oae uishink 10 hire masg Aprlf before tht lai ~
M8vs ANY one wishing % purehA@e the abuvr
REUBEN SHAW
nsefoa, wsshtagtoa Co.. \ y APR 4, ls7a.
telE
Uss Hs"as's patn-Knlt"g aaEts on
"E H,fRs jlt ltmra7
Esuas's Pals. K{Nas Mac, uI ,ures Headache
EsHHs H.kilauF MagH Oai esffs Testhagtr
Etnnt's Fsln.KiHue Nagig ul cures Ncsra,g.a
hfgass lsin. kltas Mass uii cures ae'ena Nvrae'
BsHues pNiu kiiuhe Nse3f OF eaIet NhFgwstsn
Esnus's raiu-klll.ps NaEie 81 saTvs lsmsasss
NeHar.s Paiu killing MaEia ol cores sAfH uiseasra
some folks scom 10 BE- proud 81 telling hos
lame their shoulders ate'aof envy efek IN the
bach -oE ii have R0t the sJiaues and dc
light iu Dragging that nothing eAa care luc 800
but Whom wu get susA "ssfui fa!ks' g. use ltrs
NE's FAIN-kIitlsa MNalg on, faithfully 10
not uuiy cure their lSmturss aud charm away
thttr paine, bui We actually take all that Kind ~
"bfAg out ~ thrmt7 Apa they frankly ecu up,
sud say, 1T works hkV chArm r.
go sold by nmRgsts, Merchants and Groceis.
Cal Tor kebue's Magic OIL where yea usually
trade,
Il is put up In three siEes, called Trial Size,
"Mtalum Size, aud large Family size bottles
NM kENNE h Sons,
sole pfaprietars aud Manufacturers,
rttaHeld, Masn
( Sold by Waitt Hard. Manchester, and by Y
Grover. Factory Point. gcumly
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800 shawls, every grade, Paisley 60 so
% $50 60. all wool.
lo9 YARDS SAVING SILK 10 CENTS
Ladies Under Vests ard Drswors Gle. reduced
from 81 ceuts
PRINTS 7 10 cents per yard
HOSIERY add GLOVES. Iron framed Hose 80
Remember 90 enc can cell you goods At lower
prices than We can, sampled cent with pleasure.
IL Sets Of Furs 10 close.
seal SCI .........-... siioo, reduced from a %
2 Imitation Seal Sets 500 "a 80
! AstrsCbEu Cloak ~ 90 5000
CAtlds White CauUv
sscqnes 423 $50
20 sets striped Alaska
hliuk $50 CTS
@ Sets Mink a. one hall price, and 4 odd Mink
BoRs AZ uue.half price,
Ny fur stock must be closed out 70 make room
for other goods before March LIST None should
fail to examine our stock before buying,
GEO W, BILLIARD.
81 Merchants Row $50
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Evening Amusements.

THE AMERICAN BOYS OWN BOOK OF
SPORTS AND GAMES. Tinted Paper 12mO.
Cloth beveled edges, 600 pages, with over 6OO
engravings, and handsome chrOmos. $500.
WHAT SHALL WE DO TO-NIGHTi OF, Social
Amusements for Evening Parties. Tinted
Paper, limo, Cloth. 500
The above books are somewhat similar
in their get up, and yet they are entirely
separate and distinct.
The first book is more extensive and
elaborate than the other, although it ID
intended more exclusively for Boys. In
their preface the publishers say it has
been their aim ITO produce, in the hand
soonest style, the most complete and per-
feet book for Boys that has ever been
issued from the press" and we think they
have admirably succeeded in accomplish
ing their ain. The book is divided into
6 parts, as follows: Part !, The Play
Ground; or Outdoor Games. Part 2,
Athletic and Graceful Recreations, such as
Gymnastics, Skating, Swimming, Horse
manship, Angling, &c. Part 8. Amuse-
msnts with Pets, Cage Birds, Talking
Birds, Rabbits, Fresh Water and Salt
Water Aquarium, &c. Part 4, Playroom
games for rainy days. Parts. Evening
Amussments, Parlor Magic, Scientific Re-
creations, Optical Amusements, Mech
anical Amusement, Puzzles, &c. Part 6,
Mechanical and Miscellaneous Amuse-
msnts, Carpentry, Painting, &C., &c. 1t
= : hAoL that Ill ;r%arAa< arl :rs%.,,c.
any person, and copy of it in family
Of children would do more to keeping
them at home evenings than almost any
thing we could imagine.
Tho other book What Shall we do To-
night" is divided into % parts, giving
entertainment for Is evenings and is full
Of those odd, droll amusements and ex-
periments which interest everyone, young
or old. All We have said in recommend
alton of 1.-THE American Boys Own Book
will apply With equal force to this. This
volume 10 intended more for children Of q
larger growth, and would furnish enter
tainment for IN unlimited time
These books are both valuable and
money paid for them will be well invest
ed. twill come back with principal and
interest . thousand fold. They are
both very Hastily gotten up, and would
be an ornament to any centre table in the
land. The many and beautiful illustra-
tons in them make all the games and
amusements so plain that the most obtuse
person cannot help understanding them
Either Of these volumes or any other
book will be sent to any address post
paid on receipt Of the price by Dick s.
FTTx0ERALD, 10 Ann-st, New York.
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cehsss, ne1inss t6t protesting part IN the
shoIl, = brought forward and under the
alzaisht 81 efsAs dog = = to force The
1owor - a ~ latter against the tum-
blefs, md cense the projection, G. to en-
ter noechso q the tumblsrs, when the
same - brouGht into proper position.
Il Win b readily understood that, owing
to the angle Il the notches in the tumblerss
ard TO the dog being in solid piece, It
ID only when al the notches coincide that
the projection can enter them. One OF it,
important features is that no two locks
~ alike: the key that iits ono must be.
and u, entirely useless to open another.
This advantage is secured by varying the
positions Of tho notchss on the tumblersi
- list. 10 orler to render oil the notchei
coincident. . key having peculiarly form.
"a projections and recesses q it, extreni'
u must be employed, which, acting on al
the tumblers simultaneously, lifts eacf
The exact distance required.
The key i merely pushed into thu
proper aperture, forcing the dog - abov'
described, and allowing the hasp to b
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JUSTIN HARLEY: A Romance OF Old Virginia.
30 John ksten Cooke, Author Of The Virginia
Comedians:n ETC., ismo stamped cloth. Illus
trated. 41.75. Philadelphia: Claxton, Remsen
= Ha6elfnger Chicago: Jansen. McClurg 4 CO.
This is Mr.. Cookies latest work and il
generally pronounced his best one. It is
! story Of Virginia in oldcn times-in the
old Colonial days. Justin Harley, the
hero of this book, is man who has evil
IDENTITY had some deep trouble, what it is
no one can tell; but in order to ease his
mind as much as possible, he spends most
Of his time travelling in Europe. He re-
eeives letter from his uncle to meet him
at hotel in Williamsburg, Va, ION the
10th Of September, between eleven and
twelve o'clock. at night" His uncle is
very dcsirous to see him and he adds;
"Come! ! have something strange to tell
you, which you would give al you pos
sess in this world to know" But the let
tor leaves him in utter darkness g to what
this something strange" may be. He
Immediately starts to Williamsburg and
owing to delays.of the train and boats ar
rives at the hotel Just 10 minutes to twelve.
only to find that his uncle died that morn
ing, at his home few miles from VIII
Hamburg. His appointment II kept by
bis brother, however, another uncle Of
Justin. Neither Of them know what the
letter means and there Ii no one to ex-
plain It. There Is . great deal Of mystery
connected with this book which makes Il
interesting and at times exciting. It Il :
book which The reader will hass3lv ,wem4
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" provided against. Tho lock has been
adopted by the United States Govern
ment. The present device was patented
in this country, July 26th, 1870, and Octo-
Der 21st, 1873. Similar protection has
been obtained in England, France, and
Belgium. Mr.. Miller is an expert Of con-
siderable celebrity, having devoted .
number Of years TO the subjects OF locks
and their improvements and security.
He il q well known safe and bank lock ex-
pert, and has. in these locks, certainly
produced very superior article. In point
Il workmanship and construction We have
never seen its superior; the castings are
of the very finest order, and the finish Of
the locks il superb. The plain brass locks
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-01-21

~ n11f ~ ~ - = Z
Wshs.s~ = pre.uuk = - s.sdszs :.
nernsinx q lfnlsrI slnpeved Sell
rotn3ne Ps13ock. - - g in1es-
tanes = eve1y hsullksaer - 1esinsss
~ Ii - -.
ne. / shouS ~ tn - sxtssf1r q -
|Iock ana IL key. II ~. 9ths outer plate
i rszpovsd, u order to exhibit The ne
chanisn. y y The dos, which = - pivot
"a = % it into : recess q the hasp, 3,
No ~ laefsr Il pushed down. The end
~ the lower arm u the dog b formed
with N angular projection. G, which,
engaging against . properly shaped shout
| der & the bottom Of the recess, holds the
lhasp h 10 position mentioned, iacppcsi-
ton 70 tho upward tending force Of ons
am Of the spring, D. ~ = ars The tum-
IbIefs, either ak or seven in number, &C.
cording 70 the Size q lock, Al cf which
are pivoted On single pin, and each pro
yidsd with bent wire spring. - shown
The upper portion, +. Of one Of thsst
springs, instead Of resting = do III
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~ ~ -
! Z s1-
|| 1Il1 II - r y p JCkS5e
r. ! nIci1( - r Y E "
~ ,.,, s.s. - ~ hneefful.
s9 81 8 b. ~. rs. .s..-s, -
90 ~ Nlh - ness 49, - : -
ponder ~ fol3owing
- an ! selfmate man.* sid nestye
q eloninEten ~ seAer az e 81. 3 49,
1s:s,s p: sst - r. 49,
-. - 1n5f2 r 4 r 9he NV Yoehos,
S16 TSA 49, Sr111efi ~ 1he nd for
| 4 Sz1ieveS nv fSa1H az = eToat fo0pon1l-
| hiiif0 4 lss 81
/ A. spssl I1villar thsn words, - vii
4 - ~
/ z Gov. pape. wb,t . hunbugs. IT ~
|.mp,ied pepe when - tDt.nds g q
yety fona q re ana pu1 = o''s' =
lmy snirt. =. 3 .,.-
Inc loalo VI sts - ! = !. "
DosFuefs n ouf n''oss ss'n = -
cone - . .
Maosm, sslG : Po y.T ~ s .aae. = :
Mn s.s,y w W. Is this milk i fhere nv i'm
propsiety In 1t q &
* don't understand Whist you mean;
but 4 you mean thai there's ~ 49, -!
sns. NIL ~. - 49, 81 q 80, 9nsre
sist the frst hair 4 4, for I. soon q
Dorothy Am told me the kitten was
drowned II the min, went right straight
and ttta3ned + Over.
/ Ihiei for the special benefit Of the fat
Edifdr q ne CHRoM1cIR, Just returned
| froui y wedding tour:
"eaid Kate 70 her new husbend. John,
Vaosn Sonn, ana gllnnsu lIIm 81 sss = 81
80. .,,-. -. a.-s.,ss - -.
Anu tnls iilussla'cs suc ucsos'o1 - s--'
Independent TO the public good /:
HE was the local editor OF village
r.r., md having discovered ! broken
} p.r' -. -. !. - - ~
. Iah on tne fosa just OUT u 'own ss' ~
nve hours On 2 sharp fence Iail near y,
watching for the train, so that he might
report the particulars Of the accident for
his naner.n
|, ri. .hove -. II s,or, H..t..t.r,s Alma.
] mac. We nao in'enoeo " Gun : -" ~
l the rich things to be found In Wakefield's
Almanac. and that Of the Gargling Oil Co.
but we have room for only the following
from the former:
my Love-" saws Mrs. Foozle to her
husband, "oblige me with go to day"
!. s'Sha'nt do any such thing, Agnes-you
csiied me pcal yesseluay.
Ian, Lovc. 'na. was no.ning; ! oniy
49, 49, W. - 'o 80
s"s
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are handsome, and the nickle. plated ones
are more beautiful. It is also proper to
state that no two Of these locks are alike,
unless specially 80 ordered. Each lock Is
furnished with two keys. Amy number Of
locks and keys are made to order. The
manufacturer, being determined to estab-
lish An honorable reputation with the
trade, will, in case Of any defects, repair
or replace any locks gratuitously.
For particulars regarding sale Of foreign
patents and other information, address the
manufacturers, the D. K. Miller Lock
Company, TIE Cherry street, Philadelphia.
The locks are Tor sale by hardware trade
generally. Samples sent free to any ad-
dress, on receipt of $1.6O. /.
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New Presentation Books.
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THE FROZEN DEEP.
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FROM THE CLOUDS TO THE
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THE LITTLE FOLK LIFE SERIES.
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a Rebels Recollections.
By GEORGE CARY EGGLESTON

Author Of "A Man Of Honor" etc.
VOL, 16mo, cloth, 81 So
- A racy book. full Of anecdotes and tales Of
the Rebellion. The prominent men-Stonewall
Jackson. Generals Lee and Stuart. and others-are
characterized from personal acquaintance: and
altogether it is decided contribute IN to our litera
ture.
THE only regret is that he has not made the
book twice as long as it is."-BOstOn SATURDAY.
EUening Gazette
I'VE select, first, portrait of Stonewall Jack
son. which strikes us rs the best pen and ink
sketch Of him that we have ever seen. THE NeW
Oernidn, Nep6era, N G.
- For Sale By Booksellers. Sent bv mail. Dost
paid, on receipt Of price By the Publishers
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acted upon by the
spring, D, and so
lifted upward INTO
the position indicat-
ed by the dotted lines
in Fig. Q. Motion in
this direction is then
limited by the catch,
H.
The beautiful ap-
pearance Of this han
dy and effective lock-
Ing apparatus, us eie-
CANT finish, and the
case and simplicity Of
its working cannot
fail to enhance its
interests in the eyes
of all who examine
it. In points of work
manship and con
struction, the device
possesses the merits
of security, simplici-
ty, and convenience
while its durability
is enhanced by being
made entirel y Of
brass. The pins at all
movable joints are Of
hard wrought brass
wire, SO that deteri.
Grafton from the eff.
fects Of wear isamp'
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4 TTORNEYS AT LAW, Toledo, Tama County
n Iowa Office in Stones building, over W. e
Walters Grocery Store.
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ERRORS or YOUTH.

A GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from
"A Nervous Debility. Premature Decay, and ali
sake Of suffering humanity. send free to all who
need It, the recipe aud direction for making the
simple remedy BY which he was cured Sufferers
wishing TO profit BY the advertiser experience can
do so by addressing in perfect confidence
JOHN T.. OGDEN,
O-ino 81 Cedar st N Y
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DR.. McAfee's Specific

FEW Err Sc -AGUE
WILL CURE THE WORST CASES IN 4s HOURS
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