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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-07-13

VIRGINIA TELEGRAPH COMPANY
ALEXANDRIA VA.
Stockholdersin this Company Will pfcasttake
notice that the following acting agents are the
only authorized persons to make collections oi
money for this Company viz.
MOSES WALTuN Director Woodstock
Col. G. W. MURPHY Agent 81. Jackson
CAPT. & B. SAN UELS - FYohtRofal
4. B. iRICk Director liza, rironburg.
kOBT BEVERLEY President. Plains
WIN II. rAMS Agent Stanton.
When they collect they viii also Furn,SttL
patty paving them, with 4 certificate OF stock
Money paid to any other persons except nyssl
will not btrecognized
GEORGE C. WEDDERrURN
Secretary and Treasurer
Harrisonburs RegjsFcl pleas, copy
Feb. % IF.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-07-13
SOUTH BOUND. Mail Tr,in 1,,,rro.-
->"Nl II bVt Nd. Mail Train. Express.

At Washington passengers make close
connection with all the lines to and from
The North and West; at DanvilIe. twics
daily with South and Southwest: aG
Lynchburg. twice daily. to Memphis,
Atlanta. New Orleans Arkansas and
Texas, and at Gorrlonsviile ara CIarlottes-
vile, by Mail Tain, with GAaS. & Ohio
Il. R. East and West Twice daily con-
Mections to Richmond
MANASSAS D!TISON.
Leave Washington daily except Sunday,
ats 10 Il. H.. Alexandria at S3J a M. AZ
rive Al SlraSburg 10 D. III. Leave Stras-
burg at $50 Il. M. and get At Alexandria
at $50 p. m.
WARRENTON BRANCH.
Connection between WarrenIob and
Main Line, with Mali Train only. leaving
Washington 500 Il. H., Alexandria S.;}5 u,
IN.
pulIaan S!cepcrs run through Without
charge BETA" "r &i;lfi5n9re and New Or
leans win .tnlh5urS. Ea,t Tennessee and
Atlanta line, leaving Baltimore Ut Coca.
IN. $50 Slceprls betH,tu Baltimore and
I-ynchbuig, from Bali .ulrrc 1880 j.. III.
through tickets ia Florida. and aI tie
South and West. by The many different
lines, at lowest rites
CD FOGEACnG. GEN Manager.
j. NJ. BHOAnUS, CT A. Pee, 9. If.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-07-13

A girl never looks so killing as when
you tired ON her dress.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-07-13

SNCHEDULE H. FER. & WAL. BRANCH
~ b. e. O. Il. II.
Taking Effect My. 4th, 1876.
NORTH.
NORTH.

Mail Local Way F.
Train. Accomi& Pass,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-06-15

~ voles frun FeaatyitAaia 49, le
gren . klssse "a sAs secaB3 ballot,
ahsgh BE ificsas clam ~. with gsins
ron e8hsf STATES. nsks IS tae required
aemtes 70 pa lin Is somlaat5gn.
ghfrr = howsvsr. An eraeHi comb
aaten anoag tie threads % ibe other
ea1alsaiea 70 prevent this i pafsit le.
i al bc > YER close poll. and ast
aho iae winning Ran vii be j. very
anocuAiu. The New York I,nse q
today says editerislIy TIA, Blaine has
81 chance. while other good judges
say he h4s toe best chance II blaine
nisscs Il Coskling viii hardly succeed
though be nay run Up pretty hi8b ia
tie scale There j. considerable dis.
trust regarding Bnssgw On The part q
many. while 40 one seems % have any
lbjos against Hayes. and be may prove
he fortunate individual OF The Con
ysaugn may take - Rashbnrae o.
Wheeler We oaly hope they will get
a good mAn
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CORRESPONDENTS.

The following is an extract from q
letter written by one OF our citizens
who was present at the opening Of the
Centennial Exposition
You ask me to write MY impress.
sions Of what / saw in witnessing the
opening of the Centennial Exposition,
and during the few days following,
spent in examining the treasures ofart
and ingenuity gathered within the mag
nidcent buildings there. Wonderful
skill and success have attended all the
efforts made to display science and ma.
turo to the best advantage, and to graf
ify aud cultivate the public taste. The
various structures within the enclosure
three and half miles in circumler.
ence--are now over $50 10 number.
These are all beautiful objects in them.
selves, and quite unlike each other
The houses of the different States, In.
tended as places of rendezvous for
those hailing from them, and where
they can meet each other, is very a.
iectionate and social idea. Vermont
house being only just commenced, we
stepped into the New Hampshire house,
and then went into the Connecticut cot
tage adjoining, this being our native
State. Prof Blake, of New Haven,
commissioner, we found there, who
welcomed us cordially, and invited Us
to lunch. which we declined. He
asked us TO come in whenever it suited
our convenience to do so. The struc.
ture is quaint, with chimney of uuhewn
stone and windows with very small
panes of glass. Within was tall an
Gent clock, porcelain tiles around the
fireplace. in which were brass andirons
and small tea-kettle, suspended by a
crane. A spinning wheel, an old fash
Toned side.board and other adornments
Of the olden time were seen by the
side Of fue modern piano, an index
Of modern luxury.
Within the edifce devoted to the
productions Of art, it is interesting TO
see the names Of nations far apart, des.
ignating contiguous apartments, omin-
GUS Of good will and peace among them
all Egypt has this message under
meath "Ihe oldest nation sends its
morning greeting to the youngest"
We visited all the departments we
could 10 the time allowed-Japan, Bra.
I'll, France, England the Italian States,
Germany, Sweden, the Hawaiian ISL
ands, etc, etc But very many days
would not suffice TO do justice to tho
great and wondrous exhibition, quite
equal to or surprising what could be
seen ia an extended tour through for
eign countries. must tell you Of the
Memorial ball aud Art gallery hereafter
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srATK IrEas.

Bethel is troubled with bears. aud Il is
proposed TO celebrate Fourth Of July by
a grand bear hunt
The silver mines 3, llartland are deyel.
opiug fayorab!y sud a. present ten men
are engaged taking out ore.
L. G. Phinuey's bookstore in Montpel-
lea Wa entered b. thieves during Thurs.
day Dighi, aud robbed o. from 500 to
ssoQ worth Of gold pens and other goods.
WIN. sexton, who has recently won
The billiard tournament 81 Philadelphia
and thus the championship Of America,
was tcn years ago booiblask n Bufling.
ton, this state
At Ratlapd. On Friday, John N. Bsx-
Ger, president Of ihe Baxter National
Bank, Sas knocked down By 4 falling
derrick Il his marble qusrry aud serious
ly BAT BOT fatally injured.
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rns c,se,,s.lI ooSvssrro,

The great topic Of interest to the
people Of the whole Of the United
States is the National Republican Con.
venuon witch meets At Cincinnati 10.
day Wednesday,, The delegates
have nearly al arrived, aud most o.
The State delegates have met and elect.
cdtheir officers Those ofthe Vermont
delegation are as follows
Chairman. Judge Poland Secretary,
Roswell Faraum Vice President OF
The Convention, George Howe Mem.
Der u Committee on Credentials. Col.
W. @. Rcasey on Rules, +. +. Wood.
bridge 90 Permanent Organizations
NJ q French On Resolutions, George
II ligelow The vote on the frs,
ballot viii tland lirisiow s. Blaine ?
The two Blaine men arc Woodbridge
and Preach
The delegates have been Interviewed
ard their preferences noicd A very
careful estimate giecs The vote oa
tho 6fsl ballot as follows Blaine 27g
Morioa $50, Bristow III, conkling Sc
liArsfaaia s.. Hayes 81. Jewell 10,
Washburue |. nnguowu "a Alter the
fnsf ballot 4 i very uncertain What tie
aeat will be lsis quite certain that
Marton has 30 chance AID wlll early
-sre up The coasest Cooking expects
s. gci tbo Morton vote. which will
give him a good showing bot il IL
gate evident hat many q ,he Morton
delegates vii e CT 0ihef candidates
maay 8! then fof Bristow and some ior
ilalsc II Is thought that Al least for.
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eas ..aeI antl. hallway aewa, =
meets eFosks q eiinsea, whieh deep
ea. Il Grit geaty. lien boldly. untl
you catch Gu trswcen tAs aaray
bssg aa'Epsy e as rr1sai : gold
e. CLEAN thai tells 500 that al these
sfier braatics are ss0a 60 be- absorbed
~ driven away. And o. lbase CLEANS,
= ;housand times reinforced irom the
zen artcd sau. soon strike 700 through
de iaupsat5 ST.. si,uaE Is tte tall
blaze q light where ie quick-winged
Shafts dipped ia life. may pierce you
hrcagh AID through yen feel as
though Voessa had a significance 20
you. Thrills never before felt stir tie
being. TIE warmed blood quiekens
Itself through every vein. You can
feel H. if you choose. a. il rnshes
stronger and stronger with every leap
through its aeshy channels, giving at
every beat a thrill of new life and
quickcncd impnlse The nob.er part
Of your existence has been shot one
iull clear step further forward No
pForocation would tempt you now 70
utter a harsh word Everything about
you uncoyers a new and freshly bright
side. You are not exactly ia yourself
the same person that you were twenty.
four hours ago. A new and freshly
bright side has been uncovered there r.
changed a little, aud yet how gently
and persuasivcly A silent, resistless
influence has gradually stolea over you
until il has graspod you with a vice
like bold within is clutch You feel
il now. and couldn't release yourself
should you so desire But you won't
desire it. The probability is that it
has doubled the smiles and rendered
stronger and fuller the laughter with
which you will greet your fellows the
coming day That little annoyance has
taken wing Strange how happens
ity That little trouble which has
weiged for a week upon your mind has
vanished. Where has it gone-s say
But never mind-dont look after it.
Enough that you are new creature
Enough that you have entered again
into the womb and felt a new birth and
entered upon new life.
And perhaps you feel like returning
word Of thankfulness to that kind
One who has given yon all this, fresh
and sparkling from His own hand.
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40, 7
4 start, rubbing of the eyes, and
The return Of consciousness, nnds me
at an old familiar camp by the side Of
a small mountain lake, of as yet un.
touched purity. in time to witness for
the frat time, probably, for half score
Of months, that TO many strange phe-
nomenon, sunrise
How a person accustomed to a bed
Of feathers all the year round can sud.
denly plant himself in the wilderness.
stretch himself upon the hard bed Of
boughs, with the same as three sides
OF his habitation entirely open to the
weather, and sleep like log all night,
may seem unaccountable, but is, new.
ertheless, fact.
And this isn't all. He not only sleeps
as he should sleep. in a warm manner,
but he awakes as he should awake, at
the normal time--the time when God
designed he should awake before sun.
rise. And this isn't al yet. Instead
OF doing ior half an hour and then
yawuing and stretching for half an
hour, recovering himself, as It v ere.
by inches, he awakes with Jerk
There is no fooling about it or waste Of
tine. When be slept he slept, aud
slept royalty. Now that it is time for
him TO awake, be awakes Two mo.
mehts ago you might have pinched his
limb TO blister aud be scarcely would
have sensed it, so tightly was be bound
down. Now look at him as he stands
with every nerve aud faculty at its full
est stretch, square upon his feet and
feeling, probably, six inches taller than
he was the night before. 1t is this
kind Of sleep that does a man good
the kind that makes him feel larger aud
iresher aud fuller IN the morning before
breakfast, And il is when one has thus
slept aud thus awakened that be il capa
Die Of enjoying the beauties aud the
glories Of the morning
Aud what can be more inspiring than
sunrise on the mountains 7 How nat
arally then and there the soul opens il.
self with the gradual unfolding Of the
day. How shArpeued Suddenly be.
comes each sensc The faint murmur
Of the brook yoHder that you didn't
notice last night, strikes almost with
heavincss upon the ear The sound Of
The human voice seems well nigh
strange aud out of place Il il too
~eighiy aud discorlaat You halt in
agine you hear the mist as il gently lifts
itself from the bosom Of the lake. and
the bird as iisprings from limb 10 limb
Beauties that day after day have slipped
By within clear range Of the vision,
new become new and strange IL tic
sight You never noticed before such
a graded. mellow uuting Of the heav.
ems never saw Natures pencil marks
50 clearly dFawn Vet finely blended
From over your head down 10 the tall
tree.tops frunting you upon The farther
aide q the water ia the east, the light
haze Of the heavens, beginning ia in.
dis,inctness, gradually. softly bright
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STATE OF VERMONT.
OFFiCE or kFOaEfAHr % SrATE. }
knrth6ald. Jupr 1. 1870

0FFioF of sfoaEfAHr o. srArE,
k0rthheld Jnne 1, 1870
Sealed proposals are hereby invited f1r puut-
ing tie following State Documents. 10 wit. he.
porte 20 the Auditor OF Accnnnt4 AdjutAut and
luspsct1r General QuAftermAstsr General
sorEeAat.at-AIms, Railroad Commissioner Com
missioner 81 the Insane. Directors. Superinteu-
dent aud Chaplain oil the Stale Prison, Trustees
81 the Vermont Reform School Trustees % the
University OF Vermont and state Agricultural
College, IN the general form And style % the
Lave " Nsimeut, 1872, 10 be b0uRd Ia one vol.
ume and delivered az The Office uf the Secretary
OF STATE, in Montpelier, uu OF before the Hrst
Monday IA October uUit
Aal, The Report of The Vermont Stat p1Hrd Of
Agriculture, Manufacturers and Mining IA the
same form end style, bound la a singia volume
and 10 DO delivered At the came time and place
Also, the Biennial session Laws Of 1876 IL tho
sa,ae style, bound 10 single volume, aud 10 be
ready for distribution on or before the hfteeHth
day Of January 1877.
Aleo, the Senate and House Journals, iu the
same general form and style OF thoso Of 1872, to
be bound in separate volumes, and ready for
distribution on or before tho fret day Of April
llST7.
Details OF contracts Sill be governed in N par.
tioulars by the provisions Of No, Gi, Of the Acts
of 1861. Ito winch parties Interested are respect
fully referred
Proposals will be received for any portion u
the work separately, for which blanks will be
furnished at once, to parties desiring TO enter
into contract for the same. No proposals will
be received after the 10th day Of Jaly next
The right 10 reject all or any proposals as
, may DO deemed for the interest OF the Etato, iu
hereby reserved
GEORGE NICHOLS.
Ssw ecretary OF State.
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TO co NsuMprTvEs.

ms 0ifeuseF, a. old phyaaaa. irsl tr9m
sctlVs pfsetiee, having had ptsc51 u lit bands
~ Er Pact inelz Missionary tta formula 9t =
pefmauent Gers u CousampsiHH NfQn e4eils
Cstarfh, AsiliEla, aa1 al Taf0zt sh4 Luns AZ
feet cue, sis9 a Positive a16 Radical Care tlr
Nsftous DeAity zB4 al Nervous CaH slat E.
,ftaf having ih8rogghlg tfssea lts aaaHeti1l
curative p4sefs . ihsatAH9s Z assf s. fesia Sc
lis dgfy q make L En99a 81 A84 suca
lgss Aciaate4 ty ihAs maitfe, AID eaGsesefs
Gaas ass4fs % feasFs Egssa4 sEtsupE, ~ VIA
sfsss ffes - charge 3, T. ~ sAa aasrs is
rHape vita fHi aIneciiaEs feF fEp4ffry aHt
successfully ns4Ag. 5eAt bTfeiUf9 mai ~ all
dfess.ng
Dr.. y. G. s1EVEAR,
AlF Agnrae Bl9-k, syno1es. \. i.
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In Baltimore, Wednesday, 10 the NJ
4. General Conference, in view Of the
fact that there are in the world Of the
denomination 5000 itiueraut ministers,
twice the number Of local preachers,
and 100000 Of people having many
doctrines and usagos ia common and
following Armenian theology, it was
resolved that The Board OF Bishops APP
point committee Of two bishops, four
ministers and three laymeu, who shall
enter into correspondence for the pur
pose Of holding, II possible, an ecu.
menieal council A provision that the
general book company meet scmian
nualiy was adopted The committee
on boundaries report, No /. which
was adopted. includes the following
resolution No petition, resolution, OF
memorial, asking for or involving a III
vision 81 any annual conference, or an
absorption oitwo conferences ia differ.
ont territories, shall be considered by
the general conference until it has been
FIRST submitted TO the annual confer
enee The conference then adjourned
.elne die,
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ist. Because it is adapted 70 all the wants Of
family sewing.
ID. Because itean be readily eomprehended
by any one Sishihg 10 sew.
3D. because It runs 60 easily.
tth. Because j, IL always ready and never
takes on ''htr7
9TH. Deesu-s Il vii do any Kind Of sewing
with less changes and fewer eAtra attachments
III al any other machine.
9Th. Because II ia self-adiusting
7th. Bseanse it il made 81 the very beet ma
tarials, aad iu The most thorough manner, and
Will never wear out.
II isatuo-thtead mAchine. making "A elastic
Isoek-Stiich
fthAs a straight short needle.
L has Shuttle with Patent Spring Tension,
tie upper Tersion requires no manipulating
70 admit the passage u kiuky or Uneven thread
whether linen, cotton or silk,
lite olhnR " done upon the under side b,
turning u up on its hinges, and soiliug goods ls
impossible.
IT. stand is solid and firm
Tia table is Icing and f0Omy.
ETery part works positively, ard its ugiIsub-
jet 70 the yielding Or uncertain opentoa %
sprngs.
No machine cosis 90 iiitle for new parts std
FopkFs.
Needles. and al articles required, are iar.
nished Al ieas prices than those for other ma
chimes
Tho above sewing Machine Is offered 81 Is 5
paper - pFemita Tor alubs Soc tsrms
Agents wanted Tor every town 10 tl vicinity.
Address a. above aad state Ia what pager yoH
~ mss a4sa bsement- CT
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lhe Republican voters q tie Coun.
y 81 Bennington are requested tomeet
ia delegate convention At the Town
uall. 10 Arlington. oa Friday, the 3Oth
DAY Of June. 1915, at | ! O'Clock A. w.,
Tor The purpose OF nominating candi-
dates ior county officers. to be sup.
ported at the approaching election
The bases Of representation will be
one delegate from each town. aud an
additional delegate for every every
City votes cast for the Republican
nominee for governor ia 1874, and an
additional delegate for a fraction OF
City exceeding twenty-five. The towns
will be entitled to the following mum.
Der oi delegates
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PEABODY HOUSE,
Corner OF Locust and Ninth St,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.

Convenient TO al places q amusemout and car
lines In the city. No change 70 aud from the
Centennial grounds.
Col Watson proprietor Of tho HEXRY HOUSE
Cincnnati for the past twenty years, anG pres
ent proprietor, has leased the house for a Term
Of years and has newly furnished and fitted ~
throughout He viii keep 4 strictly frst.Class
house, and has accommodations for 800 gucats
Terms only - per day.
No bar has ever been kept IN the lllbRY Horse
nor Nih any be kept at the PEADopy. lsg
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ne Ncsipeiig iiasmaa says We
hear frsm var - sources Aai lie
lfeaas e Coiga Mead arc ytsitbg
every towH is the STATE ioF lhe purpose
81 efraHinrg the 6AnRcfs 10 bis sup
pr So she Gavcuofshlp. Without
saying wor3 a dispangsmcat II Col
~ Mead - man. we wsli simply
aara isai shes cur state officers are
i s41 i lts Iictaueu ~ secret s8gic-
i3cs either ihc State u Eecre, society
sBl be very short lived
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CEORGE JENKs EsTATI.

= ETATH % NHH80NT NaufHfFIff UI8ITIcI, -.
In Probate Court hold 50 Manchester kin
aud fof said distut "a tne lat ssg - May,
a. D. 1916
Present. Hon. u b Burton 3g8at
The Executor % che eHfete U George
Jeuhs late II Rupert. 81 said dirluct de-
ceased. proposing n Ieadef an account ~ hls
administration ou sald Csfate, e j. ordered ~
said court that said account Ne elam.ncl irfsi-
ioaanee at 4 section thereof 10 % he'd 81 ih6
be given 10 all pnfspBs Mtlffti hy Obs puhHs
cation " this order Ia Ca 8aHebeHtef Jerfsth,
a newspaper printed As taIa Manchester hJee
weeks suecesmycIH peflaas @ asil tmA y
hearing
true record,
Attest, L0vELAAD STUD Da Beatsnf
true cUpy8f record.
Atinsi, L0}ELAAD Aagh, Register
gtw
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The 81. Louis Giobs- Democrat says
ID 4 doublc.leaded article on the morn
iug after Blaines letters were read in
the House "Lctus ask what is Blaine s
real oilensc. aud Why is be prosecuted
with such futile malignityt His Of
ieuse IL simply that he is the leader and
standard.bcaref Of the Republican par
+ is most popular member, its most
promising candidate. The attentions
paid him are an uncouth but unmistak'
able evidence of this. Had be been
less conspicuous, less formidable. he
might have stocd 10 the ranks Of the
candidates uuuotiSoi but tho fact that
he is Tie oae man who cannot be beat
GA has stimulated bis persecution. and
be has paid the price OF his popularity
II was not dear price to pay, for he
has gained more than he lost.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-06-15

~ speake, Eisl8o wAs attacked
wiia serious lllress lsss Sunday night
bciag overcome ~ ibe constant straiu
spon ST. nervous system AID shg a
tremc heat sreeoyefing from the
attack. ahd ~ill probably he IN good
health agaia IL is thougbt that bis
sickness. occurring. A. IL !, did. At the
s.sembliag 81 The Cincinnati Convex
uas. vii considerably lessen biz
chances for nomination.
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no business q Importance has been
transacted 10 Washington the past
week. and ttere will be little done bs
fotp tho adjournment al Cincinnati
The committee having ia charge the
investigation d Speaker Kerr have
made unanimous report generating
him, the Republican members speaking
strongly il favor Of the resolution. The
Republicans, during this investigation.
have acted ia marked contrast with the
proceedings Of Democrats when their
opponents have been attacked On the
ono side the spirit Of utmost fairness
aud the disposition to hold man limo
cent until be is proven guilty, on the
other disposition 10 make all possible
political capital out Of such evidence
as they could scrape together, without
regard q It's character or admissibility
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puRNs IA ROBERTS, ESTATE,

- State n YsrnHHt Manchester 81 tet 81
Alta Probate Uau}l Heia Aat t3t8iH
and fur said District "a the asY - Aptl
A. b 1876
Present. Hoo d Button. laa
The administrator UH Ebe tsiatR u G4fHs Il
Roberto, bate 81 springfield, Illinois,
deceased proposing t0 tender ta ateaHHtat biz
administration QH said t5tato, is Is arlefCd ty
said aaurt TIA. eai AcCnHUt hN eERmi9eA ttr
allowance 20 4 SESSION theHHl IS % bella tt1he
Probate anieaia Mauebgsfar iawH} alsta.t autHa
2sth day a Juea, 4. y 1888, sea thts poilra
cation ~ this 1idaf iu tho Nataht1tar Journal,
a newspaper pri8fad IA said Manchester THREE
weeks Excessively pfeu3as g said tmo N
hearing.
A tfue Iceofu
Affect. IoyELAAp NUNH0N, Register
A true cops az record.
Attest. l0gELAEp MuNsON. Resister.
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All persons afflicted with Kidney Dis
ease, Pain in the Back, and all Urinary
Diseases, Diabetes, Gravel, Dropsy, Ner-
vous Debility, in either sex, should at
once take HuNr's REMEDY.
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The Manchester Journal.
pE sxosas Fsrs. rs.'.n'ss
THURSDAY. USE ~.

several teaas d Wn9han cauniy
49, fsu g esher pari.ers = the State
hats elected delegates e iAs state
& man vhoa. tbus faf
q 81 ENey
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The town committees in the several
towns in the county will see that prim,
aries are called and delegates ap,
pointed.
A. Y MATnsoN,
ID. X SmoSDs,
w, B. ARNOLD,
II $ HARD,
Republican Co Com.