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Middletown transcript., 1876-04-29

The VEST Pockets. young man
from one of the rural districts was in
one Of our tailor shops getting meas
ured for a vest the other afternoon.
married or unmarried 2" queried the
merchant. after taking down the num-
ber. "Unmarried." said the young
man with blush. s'Inside pocket ou
the left hand side, then," observed the
tailor. as if to himself, making a mem-
orandum to that effect After a mo-
ment's pause, the young man from the
suburbs inquired: "What difference
does my being married or unmarried
make with the inside pocket of the
vest ~ '.Ah. my dear sir" observed
the tailor, ..all the difference possible,
as you must see Being unmarried. you
want the pocket on the left side SO as to
bring the young lady's picture next to
your hearth" but don't the married
man also want his wife's picture next
to his heart" queried the youth
Possibly there is an instance of that
kind said the tailor. arching his eye
brows, ''but | never heard of it,
Danbury Neacs.
Middletown transcript., 1876-04-29

Mozart was up 10 the morning early
at his music.
Middletown transcript., 1876-04-29
FOREIGN & DOMESTIC
FL A RID w A r E:
IN roARD 1 coMEGYs' WAREHOUSE,
miiist own, Del.
AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT.

Heckendern, Wiley, Moore, Concave and
Farmers Friend PLOWS Plow Castings
Grindstones, Pumps, Scales, Corn Shelters.
Churns, Shovels, Forks, Spades, Hoes and
Rakes,
Middletown transcript., 1876-04-29
NOTARY PUBLIC.
John A. Reynolds.
TRJTSTEES OF THE ACADEMY.

Hon John P. Cochran. Pres. Henry Davis,
Treas. Samuel Pennington, Secretary; james
Kanely. B. Gibbs, R T. Cochran. N.Williams.
PRINcIPAL OF AcADEMY.--T. S. Stevens.
Middletown transcript., 1876-04-29
MIDDLETOWN LIBRARY AND
READING ROOM.

Z EW. ockwood, Pres. ~. T. Budd, Sec'y /;
Rooms in TRANscRIPTs Building. Reading
Room open every day until 10 O'Clock, p m
Library open on Wednesdays and Saturdays
from o. clio k 10 pm.
Middletown transcript., 1876-04-29
DELAWARE RAILROAD.

Nails for Warwick, Sassairas and Cecilton
lose at 1923 a m.
Middletown transcript., 1876-04-29
DIAMOND STATE BRASS BAND.
POST OFFICE.

Meets for practice every Monday evening at
o'clock.
Middletown transcript., 1876-04-29
The Way Of the World.

A thief is a contemplate being, of
course; but in many cases hard want
forces men to sin. Poverty is fearful
strain on mans honesty. The poor
nan who lives an honest life is enti led
to more credit than the man of wealth
The one is forced to fight against temp
tation, which comes to him under the
guise of want and necessity the other
has no motive except greed or ambition
to tempt him from the path Of rectitude
Yet when poor man sins against the
laws Of the land, how few sympathize
with him, or seek to shield him from
the penalty incurred He has no friends
and the heaviest penalty that can be
inflicted is considered light enough for
him. When the prison doors close
behind him, hope is shut out forever.
for be knows the pardoning power will
never be asked to interfere in his be
half But the rich criminal is looked
upon as simply unfortunate; he is lion
lied Justice bows in his presence,
and seems to ask his pardon for the un-
pleasant relations which it bears toward
him. If he is convicted, it is an ex-
ceptional case, his sentence is made as
light as possible; his prison life is en-
livened by pleasant enjoyment. and
cheerful assurance that his confinement
will be short; and be soon walks forth;
the recipient of executive clemency.
Middletown transcript., 1876-04-29

A great conposer-sleep.
Middletown transcript., 1876-04-29

AN EXPENSIVE FUNERAL The
funeral Of Mrs RoxcellaDa Keyser.
the widow Of the late Ernest Keyser.
an eccentric millionaire, took place
from her residence ia New York. on
Thursday. Her sister assumed charge
Of the funeral. There we're eighty car
riages in the procession the hearse
was drawn BY six black horses, and six
Of the carriages were drawn by four
horses. The casket was made of oak,
lined with white satin. and covered
with black velvet costing $11 yard
It was covered with gold fringe. and
had solid gold plate and six chased
gold handles. The cost Of the casket
was $4,000. The floral decorations
were superb and cost nearly $1,000.
, 1876-11-18

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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-12-07
Pullman Palace Cars

are ran on ali through trains u this road
This is the ONLY LINE running thess car,
between Chicago and st. Paul, Chicago and Nil.
wankee, Or Chicago and Winona
Al Omaha our slseperH connect with ID Over
land sleepeTs on the UHion Pacific RsiI Dad Tor
al points West OF the Missouri River.
On the arrival OF the Trains IRON the East o.
South, the trains Of the Chicago q North West.
err Railway LEAVE CHICAGO A. follows
For Council Eiuar, Omaha and California TWa
Through TraiBs daily, with Pullman Palace
Drhwing Room and sleeping Cars through IA
Council Blnfr,
For 81 Pal sno Mnneapolis. Two Througl
Trans daily, gith Pullman Palace Care Ausche Vi
on 10th trains ..ais - s,.
F5r Green Bay aud I.ALa supsrof. Two Train.
dAAv wish rallmAn taiaee Cars attached. aud
running through - Marquette.
For Milwaukee. Pour Through Trains daily
Pullmkn Cars On a!ghs tIains, PArlof Char CARE
on Day trans
For sparta aud Winous aud polats IN Mime.
sofa, One Through Train daily sitb Pnlluau
sieepers . NluDua.
For Dubeks, - Freeport, TwoThroagh Train.
dalif With fuiltaan Cars % night trains
FGr Duhuht and Ia Crosse va Clinton, Two
Threugh Trains dailg, With pallnsn Cars on
81 gh, igAlH % Mcgfegof, loss
foF Rios1 CITY aud isuttoR, Tao Trains aAl >.
Pullman Care h Miss0url VALLEY QUESTION
FoF Lake Gensvs -Four 7rsins daily.
For hoeksyfd, sterling, KeBosha gAnesvills
and ether psints, yon can have from two t. ten
trains daily.
Asw Tars OGae, ~ Bfaaaasy, Basisn Cf4os
Ma STATE stnsets OnAha Dahee 253 FGruharn
street; Ban Francisoe 0hsoe, izi Montgomery
street, Cae4ge Ticket Di4ees, ~ 13Ark street,
under steYntn House. corner Canal ADD EGdi.
roo Streets Kis4zss street. Depot, corner VI
Einxls aha Cana Streets: He.H kUsft Depot.
corner Wslls tnd KinE.s street
For rates ~ iatormati9l nal ailkihAbls from
your k9us ficket agents. Apply g.
VI II. ATFSKrrg NAAre HuaHirI
Osa. FGss.Agt, CA!eaga. 0eH.suPt, Chicago.
sssiy
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-12-07
sunday Reading.
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USE Rtte ladder meiarr.
Eawcta ths eArta sH3 sky.
As.s iae days afthe BibIe.
TwoalI tia y3u Al good bye.
AID ~ tbrsugh every ceastry,
Aa1 search from taws to town.
mi bad found the ladder.
with aBgsls coming Down.
Thea ] aoaid wait. quite softly.
Beside ,bt lowest round,
TH the swsctes, locking angel
Had stepped upon ,he ground;
IwoB'd pan his dazzling garment.
Aa8 speak out very plain:
VIE you take me please, to heaven
When YOU 70 back again'
Al, darling, said the mother.
lou need not wander 80
10 End the golden ladder
Where angels come and 60.
Wherever gentle kindness,
Or plying love abounds,
There il the wondrous ladder
With angels Oh the rounds.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-12-07
AGENTS WANTED.

Goods a. manufacturer ptires. The goods
furnished BY me 70 agents I receive from ihe
manufacturers They are Shipped b. large guam
utles and w cheapest routes ln this SAY Saw
nough On eos, ~ goods 10 psy ias IN handling
them, and give them ~ agents 81 idwff hFgtas
than they can b. had II ofJefed n aHy one eHe
Trial VII convince you that THIS + iAst ILAye
esnYsRssd tot i've ytafs. have had ffom
tiYe 70 hfty agehts 81 WOEk fOf NE az time, snd
EnOw what agents can % and What Ruieas
viii sell b.st apd can give Btetul biHts Do ~.
gard 70 best sud hl0st tnecf ssful methods n
eAuygtkiuE. hhAil hlaka gnf ittffofts mY gea.
/ shaa D. lu receipt II nea aud nstfal Articles
a. epph AZ they arc pot a1 thU Batket aHd 81
sAyE Al bedrock prlear. / Sant Hgtl agnGts a.
every town IA how EaEland fsa Sos l0fs ~
once z canYass on tbe fqiinvIaR named aru
rtss, " wtlNn Will Riy0 #u0Ire 81 felfsblry AHd
bottom ppces, " you spgiy 81 once,
Mil6. POTTS COLD HANDLE FLAT HON.
10 holder required. Hsn1is never Keis hoi.
j. dciAesea ~ q spTrB. sld changed H0m
egid iron W hot ole HatrktF ttaa = h0idcf
Oue holder All three nous Dus ~ NHigl i
polishing ir0as. ceBrututs 4 sst Retail puts.
Ter sets s2t IL Iad inYsnlsen, ahleh sill
Aeip 70 st i GHtkTy cyefy la4y aAb las ig0as
igg - be done, Also
RUSTIC SHADES ASD NEW KINDS or FIX.
TuHks ALL CDNpLgtK.
tor fiota ~ csHls = a. ~ per ziuaoH. according
p siyle II shade hna -ize 10 siadg~
TAYLoKs eAFETT LOCKS, BURGLAR pio0Y
Can b. pat on IN 6vs minates sisboa. emitting
80 egaf. u igeEs the spindle ~ pa'hipg
sief. ksiGil price g cent?.
EUkEgk COPYING ibE AkD BOOK
50 press, brush Or eater required. sslls read
tiy ~ baaiptss meusrsaFss tbe Csst ~ press.
g0.Psge look anG half plnt II lBk - rs. ] have
sgis eonttoi = asa ata ihal8ftltufsfs agent Tor
the shore sfitelsa. sA8A Keep a18Fe goods 70
STOCK, slso psfsr And shYs.9ges, aHa any book
psb1sAs3 f1Ealshe3 st be1 rek prefs Gail
sha ere them ~ stHl tnsst csfa q mg Al.
Gfea6 aH4 1 ai3 cab and Ralou aaasHtsF.
EMERSON EsTAAR00K.
FACTORY POINT, EsEpaaglgE CO.. N.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-12-07

None should iail 20 call and sec our
goods and get priccs We shall con-
iinse the sale through April You
that cannot come. send ior samples
SOC pieces Prints, meme over &c, none
Of you're % Il yard pieces. remnants
Sc. C0ttons Of an kinds Sc inch fine
&c per yard, Cotton, 30 inch, Q cts,
Bleached Cottous, 90 inch, Sc. Fruit
q the Loom, lie. Wamsutta. l2bc
Sbecting ga. heavy bleacbed 80 cts.
e. inch Pillow Case Cotton 70 cents
Largest stock choice Shectings IN the
state, 25c goods for IS to l4be, SOC
pieces
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-12-07
CONSTIPATI0N Is CURED

Lemons Dyes Color silks
Leamon's Dyes Color Woolcns.
Leamou's Dyes Color Cottons.
Lcamons Dyes Color Anything,
bfuggisfs seii them. A book giving fuil tnd
explicit directions wiil b. cent 10 any one b.
sitres@ng TIE proprst0rs, HniIs, EIcHAEpsaa
4 Co Bufingt0u, ~
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-12-07
oLLo WAYS PILLS
ni.or.Ier ID 40 kInnr,..

lh 81 tsaasaf sHaetas haaa 1fta#s aHrthsr
they sectrir tet mueb aF $50 ltiN estaY. 81
whether iFsY ha aiAiale8 p1A STONE ~ eratri,
20 With a5hes aN0 p4Ha entitled tn tHu jaius Uter
iHe fgg'DHs % tba k4lutfe. tkf. III Fbau.a
tet.u aeearciHg % ibapriHtoi lirfeuass au8
lAe lptmeHt shoald hr esa iubaa3 l0ta tba
smsii ~ iAr NsfA ~ hea t.iae Tjs.s Treatment
Hill Bi5s slmost Immaculate teiici vbtu sii other
BfrsBR hNvH fatIHH
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-12-07
For Stomnci,s Out al order.

No medicine piii - rNtetua V improve tae
tone q the rlumsgh a. those rllis. tbcy remove
AZ Arjtitv nccastoued either hf Incompetence %
tmpfaret diet They reach the ivNf and reduce
q 70 healthy sriioui thoy are wonderfully cia
ose Gus is uAses 81 tpasm % fact tbeS never fail
iu curing all disariers Of tho liver and stomach.
HuLLQMAhe PILLS are ne best Known 10
The world for thu following diseases ARae,
Asthma. Bilious Complaints, llatehNs On lhe
skin, k3wcls, Consumption, DEBILITY, nfopsy.
hysentery, trysiprlas, Female IrferHlarit -.
Powers q All kinds Fiis, Gaat, Headache, ludf-
gestion, Inflammation, iauudlgo. Liver Com
plants, Lumhaga Piles, Rheumatism. Retention
oi nnne, AcrninlA or Kings xvii sere fbtOats.
Stone aud Gravel NE hbulunreux, fnmora.
| Ulcers, Nurms " AL kinds Weakness from ANY
cause eiC.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-12-07
IMPORTANT CAUTION.

--None are genuine unless the signature Of ].
HAipocK, ~ ageRt Tor the United giatcs sur
rounds each boz 81 ntH aud Dintmsnt i baud.
some reward viii be given 60 any one ieud riuR
suth Information ~ A. may lead b the dutbriiaa
~ any party 81 parties CONTRIBUTING the nae /
cinos OF vending The same, knowing them 10 b.
spurious
'.'sOd ~ the mAuuArtotr ~ rrof Ifmtowkt
Co, New YORK. aud BY al respectable drug.
Rist- aud dealers 10 medicine throughout tbs
ar There 10 considerable sayipg by taking ID,
large sizes.
N D. Directions for The guidance u patients
IN every disorder are affixed 10 each box 20ly
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-12-07
tbs CANS. HEATERS

TfS CANS, HEATERS
sap Backets Russis asl Galvanized Iron Pans
A l. SO
Tn Ware, Plato ard stamped, Sheet Iron aud
Copper Ware. Goa Hods stove Fipe, CsfrogHt
I'd Elbows.
A L ; o
Fare speuts Tn Eogaus. Pumps Laaa And
ifou Pipe, Cast Iryl house. S3Bks Plata sns
Galvanized. Goods farl ishe4 . efsaF.
Jahs promptly EtteAsfd ~ and xart done n q
s4s4sfErtasg UsAilsr. Ffleas - los - aaY parts
cas- AFFORD fer shs sans qsslitr aud st5s u
goods. 0sd6fs By mai Niii rreslFs Immediate
attention.
y q. COOLIDGE.
Ar.lHEtes, VI, Jan. q, 1875.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-12-07

Il the old Lake Shore Ro1te and II the only
one passing through Evanston Lake Forest
Highland Park, WarkegSn, Racine, KeposhA Il
Mftmgapkae
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-12-07
soRELY ArrIrcrrn-

4 2 bsrrst & Ga. hH4rr tt ssgar1.sa.
FfanFtea br afcllaw.feeIl1r Or til1se sneied
EATAE}#N. ] EkSs boon fnrtiY afflicted wEth
thts fearful Giseaso for iaar wears ana hays trad
every Shown remr8g vithoat avail G5u' haE
bottle 81 Shove CURE FROM won waieh gave
me almost instant rslot lt b-ing capstitl.
neaai as veil g. a laaAl remeav believe B 60
Be 81 That % claimed rag t a iia8i. 81 Care for
e4tAiFa. NtY iru'y Ffufs
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-12-07

Each package contains sanfords Improved
inhaling Tube, with full directions for use IL al
cases, Price 81 per package. For sale By all
Wholesale and Retail Druggists throughout the
United States. WEEKS 4 POTTER, General
Agouts and Wholesale Druggists, Boston. Ask
f1r M fnsf.t an havfof,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-12-07
TRIED EVERYTHING.

MesIs n q, Hya0gytt & c., DeHrer, Oh T.
GclfieHea,--I have used SANFORD = RADICAL
CURE FOR GATARBH, aud It has given perfect
satisfaction have tired almost everything,
and u j. tho only thing thai has given me relief
therefore take pleasure IN recommending its
use y all afflicted with C4iarrh OF any kind, and
offer THE AZ my testimony to lis benefits
Very truly, W. S. DECKER.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-12-07
Denver. sept y, 8a. VIII Jensen, liirs
GREATLY AFFLICTED

Nessrs. !. q. BJasoih d Co.. DrEpes Gentle.
ntsH Il take pleasure IN recommending San
FORps RADICAL CURE FOR CATARRH to
III who are afflicted With this disease. I was
gft ally AFFECTED wilh t for long time, and
cured Il with tso hottles Of the above CURE
Ah2ntk year afterwards wac again taken with
Gatsrrh quite severely, and Immediately sent FOR
another bottle which dred me I'll right. giving
me rcnef from the fIsi dose am confident
that this remedy viii 90 al ihsi il claimed lgr il
add more, TOO. Wishing ven sasccsiin its intro
due ton, Am very truly yours, A. w. SMITH.
I.nNnr MT 4 1874 Aau.LLl ~.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-12-07
SRNFORD'S
RADICAL CURE
Tgys ~ TTIpR

MEET THE wAsr- ef r0QE 4Nns
base HatHglEr as
G.tf tHhN aae f6 ass aa a
case asi ur So feHars
lass gave s7 Fsfea sstfsaaf5GE
tg sssru $40 efH Hf Fet
Sc tfe ga fsf 81 - ff rra.ae rsf
lHt useseiHes Haf Fagf gfeqarsH 80 fte
asAts ca thauHtH D. e. ~ Alns tGase al. tsa
saasil IS eura "a e .H Eftaf merit. - tsat
las.f s1farHf aerasH We have been
a Re arak auHaFtt fFr fhs ras3 twelve yraFs
aaasfErt3F. anA sr.8 eqsrtff3rr ~ tttasra. tut
F4afs .ss. See rsI n 500 a
dta uss his lstterur say psrt - IS afsa,
Frfg Ifaty s8N
s. p. BALDWIN & Ug
NkuirFs nns Hst6sl fiesiees r. pruns Naaka
sn8 ttstsaneffs akeh5nrta tra Rob Ea *eE
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Chicago & Milwaukee Line

Is Tie oily ron'e for Elgin, Rockford. Freeport,
aud All points via freeport. Its
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-12-07

EAEh5Uh ESlAhhUUh,
FACTORY POINT EsEp.agtgE CO.. ".
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-03
Anusen,ents.

WOODS THEATER.-Two Centennial
Fourth Of July performances are an
nounoeG for tomorrow, matinee at 2
O'Clock, and evening performance at .
O'Clock, on both of which occasions will
be presented Mr.. Joseph j. Dowling's
great drama, "Life in the West"
GRAND OPERA HoUsE.-Mrs. Jas. A.
Oates Comic Opera Company give but
three more performances, tonight and
tomorrow night, and Fourth Of July
matinee. This evening, "Barbe Bleue,"
tomorrow matinee, "GirOfle-Gi rofa,"
and tomorrow night, closing perform
ance, "The Princess OF Trebizonde."
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-03
Court Cuttings.

James Anderson, indicted for the lar
csny of diamond ring, two gold watches
and two chains from Mrs. Alvina Pau,
was found guilty.
Eli Barnes was found guilty of bur.
glary.
The Andes Insurance Company
against Waters. A suit to recover for
refusal to transfer stock. The case
came up on error. The case was tried
at special term and a verdict and judg-
ment rendered Tor Mrs. Waters for $2,0ll,
heing the market value Of the stock al
the time of the refusal to transfer the
stock. and the assessment of 5000 Which
she was subsequently compelled to pay
in. Judgment reversed.
W. G. Mccoy against E. Ii rnbrook.
This case came up on motion fora new
trial. The action was brought by Nc.
Coy to recover damages for the alleged
wrongful suing out OF an attachment by
HornOrook in May, 1878, in Cours in
West Virginia, and causing the steamer
Il. W. Skill!nger to be seized. Judge
Yaple gave it as his opinion that new
trial could not be granted.
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Attempted Outrage.

1t was rumored yesterday in the vicin-
ity oil Broadway and Seventh streets that
a man named John Cummlns attempted
to outrage little seven-year old girl,
Maggie Mulvihill, the daughter of Mike
MulYihill, OF 216 Sycamore street. Cum
Minis is said to have enticed the girl into
his room about II O'Clock in the fore
noon, but was prevented from accom-.
plishing his purpose by the arrival OF the
little grips sister. Cummlns was
cowhided most thoroughly by the
girps mother, but escaped, and W
to late hour last night had not been
arrested. The citizens were talking OF
Judge Lynch in connection with Cum
minis.
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about the head, face and back. He was
taken to the Hospital.
SATURDAY EVENING, during the heavy
shower that visited The Millcreek Valley,
the distillery of Duckworth b Co., on
Western avenue, was struck by light
ming and entirely destroyed by fire. The
loss will amount to fully $l5, 900; insured
in ovens Agency. About the same
time that the bolt struck the building a
man named John Valentine, who was
working in a brick-yard close by, re-
ceived a lightning stroke, but from
which he will recover. He lives at NO.
80 Mohawk street.