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Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-04-19

surely and efFectually
control them. The testimony of our best citi-
zens, of all classes, establishes the fact, that
CHERRY PICTORIAL will and does relieve and
cure the affecting disorders Of the Throat and
Lungs beyond any other medicine. The most
dangerous affections Of the Pulmonary Organs
yield to its power; and cases of Consumption,
cured by this preparation, are publicly known,
so remarkable as hardly to be believed, were
it is adequate, on which the public may RELY
for full protection. By curing Coughs, the
forerunners Of more serious disease, il saves un-
numbered lives, and an amount of suffering not
to be computed. 1t challenges trial, and con-
vinces the most sceptical Every family should
keep it on hand as protection against the early
and unperceived attack Of Pulmonary Alice
tons, which are easily met at first. but which
become incurable and too often fatal, il reg
lected. Tender lungs need this defence; and Il
is nnwise to be without It. As a safeguard 10
children, amid the distressing diseases which
beset the Throat and Chest Of childhood, CHERRY
PICTORIAL is invaluable; for, by its timely use,
multitudes are rescued from premature graves,
and saved to the love and affection centred on
them. 1t acts speedily and surely against ordi-
sleep. No one will suffer troublesome Inllu.
eva and painful Bronchitis, when they know
how easily they can be cured.
Originally the product Of long, laborious, and
successful chemical investigation, no cost or toll
is spared in making every bottle in the utmost
possible perfection. II may be confidently relied
upon as possessing all the virtues It has ever
exhibited, and capable Of producing cures as
memorable as the greatest 1t has ever effected.
PREPARED BY
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-04-19
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Tho rac4,,a a n -, kan ~ H,,.xscl, I

The postmaster has to furnish his
own lights, fuel and stationery and
all Office furniture, including boxes,
and the government gets all rents
from boxes. The money order bust
ness to, is big thing, as the Ottum-
wa Office issued and paid in sums Of
$50 and less, during the year, about
100000.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-04-19
LAWS OF NEwsrArsss.

People who take newspapers
should carefully digest the follow
ing laws which have been sustained
nv all the courts:
Ifsnescrihcrs order The discontinnance OF news
apers the publishers may continue TO send them
UNTIL All. ARREARs ARE PAID.
If subscribers refuse OF neglect to take thci'
uewsrspers from the otiicc to which they are sen
hey sve held responsible until they have eNTfLHi
InSip Ryiis and ordered them discontinued.
Ifsubscribers move 10 other places without IN
prmiup The publisher, and the newspapers ar
sent 10 the former direction. THEY AR4 THEN Rs
saNoSsIRlH.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-04-19
Ayers
Cherry PICTORIAL,
such as Coughs, Colds, WhoopinG.
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma,
and COnsumption.

Among the great
discoveries Of modern
science, few are of
more real value to
mankind than this eff
fectual remedy for all
diseases Of the Throat
and Lungs. A vast
trial of its virtues,
throughout this and
other countries, has
shown that it does
cr,rolxy and
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-04-19
CHAS. s. WATKINS.
Architect & Stakeholder,

Shop and ONCE, Main Street, between Court and
Warrington, Ottumwa, Iowa.
Plans, Elevations and Details, with specinca-
0ns CT every description for Churches, school
Houses, villas, cottages. Ac., de-, furnished on
short notice,
special attention given to Beautiful Designs for
Front Entrance Doors also Stair-building
specially.
Prices moderate and satisfaction guaranteed.
ian S-dAwly
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-04-19
PREPARED BY
FL - II x Z

Dr.. J. c. AVER 4 co., Lowell, Mass,
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
SOLD BY ALL DRuooIsEa xvERYwHxRr.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-04-19
For Sale.

A first. class Steam Boiler. - feet long. 80 Inch
diameter. is tubes, has been used but little, and
will be sold ut haif-cOst; also to 60 with 1t
heavy cast-iron fire-fr0ut and grate-bars. Can
be seen at my Pork House JAS b. LADD,
mar l3-dAwlm uttumwa, Iowa,
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-04-19

W0. WOV6u u,
n xxORNEY AT Law. ONloe-ln Hna
Axtn's new Bnilding, Union HOAX .ul
seAiFs. sspl0J2-dw
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-04-19
bushels producing a revenue ofs2,-

SpO,VVVs
Here, then. we have arevenue from
leading nroducts ms follows:
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-04-19

The net profit to the government
on the receipts, after taking out expen-
SEES for clerk hire, salary and rent, is as
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-04-19
UNION cnURn.
rnE REST CnURN EVER MADE.

Read the following certificate:
COMeTOCK, Iowa, Jan Is. 1879
o. K. ABEls. Dear Sir The. Churn Onion
No. 81 which got OF y0p, gives the REST sATisFAc.
Jy0N. apd my wife says she 'swould not take four
times the money paid OF 1t, Il she could NOT get
onotAsF." Yours, A. Is. COMsTOCK.
We also by permisaion, refer to Jacob Houck.
q Comseock: WH. Wilson, OF Richland Town.
ship; and Dawn Hinton
They arc arranged with Thermometer and are
the most complete ever made. VIII churn In from
" 70 10 minutes In the coideat weather, and
emall child can do the work. Every one warran-
then. $3.50 7 q X. ABRIS
Osipmwa. feb 10 is7b-wly
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-04-19

They have a pleasant practice of
planting birthday trees in England.
There is now on the grounds of Os-
borne House, on the Isle Of Wight, a
Picea pinsapo spruce thirty-five feet
high, that was planted by Queen Vic
toria on May "a, l849, when she was
30 years old. Slme of Opr young
girls might hesitate to do this, as it
might lead to the discovery Of their
ages, but there can be no reason why
the boys shopl Id not do it.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-08-31

aistl9n 81 al our Esss0usi basks va
secured BY bgsas drawing 10 pes
eeai interest Nos the Ksstisnss
as either grossly igsorAnt os ths
.ahieci concerning which be uaa pre-
fessiag T. eBlightsa the people o. slss
Sc iold a delibcfais fAsehOod. 1hs
1910 bonds we're Ell called 10 losg
ago and Il any Of them are oassisa4iug
tie Interest on then has ceased. lie
.lso declared that many Of the bsBks
declare "a annual dividend 81 20 per
ecut which was also . nisstatement.
unless Il i a bank which hes = very
large surplus, ereeeding its capital -
We DO rot know OF = bank Which de-
elares dividend Of 10 per cent % the
money actually Invested
When men who are known 20 be
perfectly good are compelled 20 pay
from 6 TO 10 per cent for money aad
the government eau get il for its
credit cauuot be al very low ebb. and
shen our shrewdes. business mea and
foreign capitalists are willing to lead ii
money at that rate il is quite svideni
that they do not believe il 10 be man.
aged by set Of thieves and robbers.
such as the Democratic papers and
orators would have US believe
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-08-31
WILLIAM G. BARRows.

--EpTToR JoUKEAL:-As the time IL
upon ne tVr the election Of members OF
the Siste Legislature, could we MOI
probably give the subject candid con.
sidsrslioa. This centennial year State
pride shoald enter largely into our con
siderstions vi the matter. And again,
vital issue ell be before the next legie-
lature, rem ppisg OF the State etc. Nov
thea il beboaves as ss good cilizons 10
p1t forward and elect our best men,
men whose ABILITY viii give thea a
stahding, aud sn influence IN tie legisla.
turr, worthy OF ali enlightened conslitu-
sncy, aud be matter OF honest pride to
,hs towns that send them. The writer
always 0bjscted to the idea that This Office
belonged 10 this OF that Que, or TO Ills OF
thai part Of the town, Or that this or that
One has Claim upou IL, aud believes
such theories pernicious. The man who
has clLim upon the people is the one
who has shown BY bis ability fitness for
It's position above his fellows, aud il
matters uot whether lac has held the po-
sitlsa before Or not. But ii his ability
places him "a tie front, 1t Ia our duty as
good citizens, and ia accordance 18th tie
irsssnens@s,h-to keep him there.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-08-31
wnAr my I've puxn.

Mr.. Tilden, 10 his letter Of accept
,nce, claims that the Republicans
ave done nothing towards bringing
.bon' specie payment aal that the
resumption act fixing the date in 1879
B. al sham The best refltation Of
his statement 10 that the secretary Of
he treasury has just disposed q $50,
000, 900 81 bonds drawing per
ent interest al par IL gold When
our government can sell s per cent
1onds at par for gold the day 81 specie
payment cannot be very ga 81 The
exemption act provides that the sec
ctary Of The treasury may issue $500
900 coo IN 5 pr cent bonds tor the
purchase ol gold with wtieii "a resume
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-08-31

Mr. w Z. Whitney. corporation
counsel Of the city Of Now York, made
oue Of the speeches at the Democratic
meeting at Adams Hall Mr.. Whitney
is a good speaker and described Mr..
tilden's labors in bringing tweed TO
justice in glowing colors Whitney
vas counsel for the ST. Louis and Terre
llaule Railroad, and brought . salt
against Samuel j. Tilden Ia recover
que million dollars alleged to have
been unjustly withheld from that cor
pofation. In bringing this suit Mr..
Whitney made statement Of the case
from which the following 10 an extract:
an the words OF the document ON
iIe in the court, the complaint OF ths
railroad company is that Charles
Butler, Samuel j. Tilden, Russell sage
aud robert Baysrd. have not, nor has
either OF them ever rendered any &C.
count Of the surplus of $l54 600 6rsl
mortgage bonds. $4,000 second
mortgage bonds. $l3l 600 preferred
stock, aud 1850. 900 C, mmon stock Of
the IT. Louis, Alton and rsrre Hauts
tailroad Company. or Of any Of the
bonds or stock Of the said company so
issued aud Entrusted TO them 80 mem
oers Of the said Purchasing Committee
aud now outstanding aud constituting
part Of the obligations or indebted
ness OF the said corporation. IL 10
further charged that the said surplus
bonds aud stock have been anlswful.y
retained by, and divided among. the
said defendants, or issued aud disposed
ui by them, ia violation Of their duty
- members Of the said Purchasing
Committee, and Of the Board of Direc-
'ors OF the said corporation. and OF the
rust and confidence reposed In them ~
such; aud that the pecuniary liabilities
aud burdens of your orator the rail-
road company have been thereby "a.
lnstly aud unnecessarily increased TO
the amount Of more than 81 600 Q0e. "
Tilden, in bis answer does NOT deny
that he received the money, bat claims
1t is his own, aud asks them 10 the
name Of the fuEative, Tweed. what
are you going to do about iti' Mr
Whitney has had very little 10 say
about this sui, since bis appointment
under a Democratic mayor and the
people at that meeting wosId have
been pleased to have heard more about
ID from bin.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-08-31

STRONG POM AGAINsr rILDEN.
The Burlington Free Press says
iov Underwood, of this city. ia his
peeeh at the great meeting here on
tuesday, in addition TO a clear expo
zion Of the DISASTROUS consequences
Eically aud morally sure to follow d
estoration Of Democratic supremacy,
rought out a fact OF considerable
ioment. 1t is a fact which we have
zen hoping and waiting to hear him
tate, as we were very sure he would
tate il, if he made any public speech
the campaign 1t is that GOV, Tilden
odds aud has ayowed the dislincr
loatrine that the war for the Union
vas an unconstitutional war; that the
marching OF United States soldier.
cross southern soil was trespass on
he part Of every soldier-and thar
very soldier Of the Union army who
rryed 10 the south made himself il
Ndually liable to civil suit in a.
elton for trespass these avowal.
we're made wi b the utmost explicituest
y samuel ilden ia conversation
sith Gov Underwood on the piazza Of
Sar toga hotel, not far from the close
/ the war We We'll remember hear
ag Of them aud Of Gov Underwood !.
dgnant rei5inder, st the eime. from
Ir. Underwood. aud from other per
o6s Who heard The discussions Mr..
Underwood is witness whose truth
ulness VIII not be Questioned; and il
he accuracy Of his testimony is called
question. it can be corroborated b
ye. aud ear witnesses.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-08-31

aA@itiea uaass cath 10 en- annual IL
eems II shout sls,oeo from
stocks. etc, shioh wonli make
tetal e SIS coo 10 that year
whiek 10 ret guessed a, but positively
ksSwa Bsing counsel for several
etAsr large corporations and interested
% several large companies !. is witb
gosd rsason supposed thai bis actual
ineens that year ooeld not have been
!sss than $50 600. probably more 10
1864 be eould fgure out the dsdue
tons to be made for expenses Of living.
etc, at t6.552 Dedueting THE amount
fren SIS 900 leaves the amount liable
TO iaeone tar At tsl 44s instead Of
tf.lls. After 1853 Mr.. Tlldcn made
no resuru at oil bat allowed the assessor
10 guess at il and submitted 10 the
penalty provided by law Of paying SO
per cent additional. and during the ten
years be paid on al average income
penalty included. Of $4,000. II is
kne 50 that Tilden Amassed'the most
Of bic wat fortune estimated IRON four
90 six millions daring those,tep years
add the tact that be paid on an annual
income Of only ti5 900 is almost too
much 10 believe. bot the Times made
the statement more than 3 week ago
and s has not been denied for the
reason that it cannOt be. Some Of the
papers attempts to.iavoid il as far as
1891 10 concerned by arguing that.
slthoagh he may have received SO
much money Ia that year 1t was earned
previously, but the legal decisions on
that pOipt are that returns must IN
clude ell the income received during
the year no matter when it was earned,
otherwise the law could be too easily
evaded. The fact remains so lar un
disputed that whenthc government was
needing every dollar il could raise in
support OF the war Tilden was evsding
his honest taxes by taking a false
oath
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-08-31
RANKRUPr SALE.
In re LEWIS n. COOK. /

BANKRUPT.
~ order % the y. r. district court for the
viii be sod al bile an tiDu 70 the highest bii-
j u a. the rotidence OF b.wsH Cos, Ia STAN
ord Va tho cuunly uf BE niugtaB and state u
vermont, on Thursday Aue uSt aist 1878, com.
men ~ ten u'oipck a. N. gni continuing uu-
II all u said real estate ~ snid, via:
pare Of lana 10 stanford 40 ssRid ~ Ahont
lose kr0sn ~ The Hon Fam, with dwell.
ing house lwh barns, store blaeksmth shop
and saw null aud mae hineiy IA rein.
ALEC a wood lot 0tpbout % aeios 10 ReAdaboro,
~ hfnmnPton equity Atone AID The above tao
lots OF land be ng en-, numbered by mortgage 10
he amount 4 ~, 100 % 100. and the first lot 10
beet 60 homesfeA claim Of t5tO 0g-l00. aud
iii be sid subject TO ssid ~, umbrAncss
Alec timber iOt OF about las acres ef land in
tamf nd aforesaid, known 40 the Uoodn ow lot,
ncumbeted by mortgage TO the amount Of
1890 00.le0, AID will b. sold subject 10 the SANE.
Altoa lot knogn ~ the shaker Mil And mill
sriHegr, In Stamford aforesaid, with about one
ere OF wood land same b. ing moriEsgsd Tor
llout 81 90 lVb aud xili be sod subject 10
thu same.
Also thu spruce timber on lot Of about 100
acres Of land, III Woodford, 10 aAid county
Also, at the came time ADD place, the following
personal prop rty wili be sold At public auction
~ the hip hest III idet. viz.
Abont $4,000 feet u spruce logs aud b 900 feet
u p uce iumuer, 3 Coz cloth bOArds, 40 hunChes
VI Ian, - aurts If rtove wood i col 4. 4.fopt
yotd, 8 90 shingles, 10 cords slAb wood, 40 90
leet pfuco iols ON DOGGY lot, 2-h0r-s wage !,
carts, l sukey, pair sleds. long sled, bob
,iodr par harness, / plDw, harrow. mos
rg machine, 2 c ", 2yHsriirgs. hofss Also
about 20 900 feet q hemlock 1es and lumber.
JOHN W MlLLAhD,
Assignee d The estate d Lewis II. cook.
II 9w
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-08-31
A.rn,k,no pl..InILARIrr,

When Senator Sherman was last
elected to the Senate Of the Uhited
States, the second term Of Gov Hayes
was just expiring The former had
received the caucus nomination. BY
large majority Of Republicans; and yet
there were some half . dozen Repuhli-
cans who were bent on bis defeat
These Republicans formed coalition
with the Democrats and proposed TO
elect Gov Hayes to the Senate. They
assured the Governor that ii be would
1--WE his consent 10 the plan, or II be
would simply remain silent, the coalition
would certainly elect him. The prize
was tempting on. and he was per
sistently urged to accept il To the
solicitation be tersely and emphAticAlly
replied: Your candidate l cannot
be- This broke up the coalitios, and
herman was reelected. and Governor
iayes soon after retired TO bis little
arm, with his political and public
career apparently at an end. We
mention these facts as very clearly
indicating two things-irst, that Gov.
iayes is not afflicted with the onice-
,eekiug passion; secondly, that be is
gentleman whose personal character
il adorned with nice and elevated
,ense of homer. He would not sacrifice
this sense in order to become senator.
lis present position as Presidential
andidate has been unsought BY him.
self; and this is far more than can be
said Of Governor 1ilden There is no
doubt that the latter has been working
up bis case ever since his election -
Governor. He has done il cunningly
md adroitly, and will display the same
innningness through the entire can
ass. He has but few equals in the
rt Of running the machine.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-08-31
DASsvILLE. Lry. Co.. N. T., /
Aug. 20, 1915. !
Editor Jonrnai.

Editor Journal:
do not wish TO assume that there
10 an interest IN my progress health
ward Sufficiently universal to call for a
public statement Of my case through
the columns Of your paper. But be
cause opinions have been formed
which are erroneous, and statements
made. which are untrue, ! feel that in
justice to myself and the institution in
which am patient, | should make a
true statement Of the case.
When came to the hillside last
MAY l had not been free from pain Tor
single hour in six months. i was SO
weak that | could walk but q short
distance without exhaustion. | was
quite thin in Aeah, and vas supposed
by many Of my friends to be on the
road TO consumption.
ubNo peCu uNAe hoOub tuteC ihoutue'
I au entirely relieved Of my suferiugs
and know not what pain is now. /
walk without difficulty. between two
aud three miles each day, am in good
Aesh aud gaining every day. | have
10 fear Of consumption. but feel myself
in prospect Of perfect health.
| believe this institution to be founded
on true principles. DR.. Jackson, its
fouader. aud it's present physician in
chief, 10 o noble hearted, conscientious,
Christian man, aud has the interest OF
bic patients unsel6shly at heart. He
10 endssvoring to teach men how TO
get well and how to keep we'll"
Yours truly,
WILLIAM G BARRows.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-08-31
Ayers Sarsaparilla,
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.

This compound Of the vegetable Alternative,
SatsapS lila, Do"k, etlnglA aud Mandrake with
he I0didrs OF Potassium and Iron. makes most
efectutl cure OF . series II complaints which
are very prevalent and affecting, II puiifes he
blood, purges out the lurking humuis 10 the
system that undermine health and sottle into
troublesome disorders. Erup ions on the skin
are the appearance on the surface OF huuiofh
thst u ould be expelled from the b.oao. lutel-
nal arrangements are the determination Of thes,
anne humors to some internal organ, or organs,
whose seton they derange, and whore subsl Rnc'
they disease and destroy Ayers 81 sRparils
expels these humors from the blood Wien the,
ara gone the disorders they produce disappear
such as liberation u the liver, stomach, kidueis
lungs, erupt om aud ernptiye Diseases II tbs
skin IT, Anthony Fire, fsse or err ripoiA,-
pimplss, pustules, blotche- bula tumors tetter
and ralt rhepm, seAld head ringworm, ulcer
and sores, rheumatism. neuralgia pam IN the
bonen, side and head, female weakneas storty
euchorrh@a arising from Eternal liberation an
uterine disease, dropsy, dyspepsia enacatioi
and general debility. With th IL departure
leAlth returns
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-08-31

ihe New York Times hes brought 10
light the most damaging fact against
Iilden which has thas far sppesred.
which II true shows that be Y wilfai
peGarer. la 1861 lilden gave > rstarn
Of bis income. duly sworn 10. whieA
gave the amount liable 70 tAIssioa
sT.lls IN his answer is the suis Of
the Terre Hsate Railroad THE yess be
swore that be received 10 fsss fFem
tia, road 10 1862. so 900. IL is alss
a matter Of prosf that be
received from the Cumberland Coal
AID lroA Co. ia Ise2. Is. Gee. He ala
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-08-31

The eyes q thr whole United State,
WI e auriously turned toward. the
9de State ~ Vermont next Toesd4y
leu will be Cred the first northern
sun b. the present campaign and we
root il vii speak iona enough q b.
acari lrJp Maine to California hen
sr shall khow whether the good old
tate Il vermont remains true 10 hef
Jyiuciples 81 whether lilden and bic
aarrcl Of money has succeeded IN
uraiug tht hearts Of the sturdy SOM
4 the Cir eu Mountains Our voter
ate heretofore braseIy withstood the
,ethods resorted to ia carr, ing The
iectious il the lowest wards 40 New
fork CITY aud we trust they .lwayr
I'LL Money whiskey and'gpromises
Office will never win ID this tste
"a 1ldou aud bis hepcbpea viii find
IL out.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-08-31

People Who are rot acquainted wit
the circumstances may be surprised
several iifst class personal notices 81,
en as recgully ~ the Bennington
Gazette The reason is, without doul
that we obtained judgment agaius
Ar frEg. ~ the last term o. coui
fJr less than one hundred dollars whe
wo ought to have had two hundred =
Mr. tigg generosity, therefore, !
not qa.tc 80 isiuterested as it nigh
em % le, Sc, ~e trust that we az
reasonably grateful
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-08-31

s. me people complain OF the New
'ork Times because il compllmented
iidon Eve years ago when he helped
ust Tweed and speaks disparagingll
him now he fact that the limes
poke fayOrably Of a political opponent
wien he was doing the public GOO
ervice ought 10 add credit Il il
er,ainly more honorable than most 0
he Democratic journals, who never
peak well Of political opponent
uder any circumstances unless it be-
ue who has been treated badly b,
ID own party and they speak we'll Of
i'm in hopes OF winning him over to
neir side But they Ray the ime
gpeatedly called Dir Tidcn az honest
uan. 1t has never called him a dis
ouesl man until the recent discovery
/ bis jobbery in railroad matters aud
is perjury in regard TO bis taxabl,
lcome These things were not know
hen the Tines called Tildeu an hou
st man
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-08-31

tbn spectacle d candidate i9r to,
pu lancY arei9gm platform bein.
accused 81 perjury IL swearing dow
bis income 70 avoid taxes to The 60,
enmcft, Whrn III very existence Va,
10 danger, asa 10, Is be able to DEM
u j. alan too astounding for belief
ser iilien has peea publicly accuse
81 this f5r more than a week aud aei B.
~ S. aof is ldcuis have made a.,
satisfactory explanation o. aay expla
nation q q. ,nat hits the case, WIS
an opportunity lar reform