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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-09-08

There Is reason 10 tear that opr new con
gresham, General Hayes, in his preparatory
studies to taking aseat in the great national san
hedrin, when he gets oflthc financial question
is learning backwards. In reference to the
army, he comes 10 this extraordinary decision
" We Che editorial we meaning | myself
Gen. lIaycs-j assert that body Of [. :
troops should be stationed near all our large
cities for the purpose OF putting down mobs'
Good gracious, what would our fathers, who
were 50 strenuous in ,heir objection TO Il stand
in army in time Of peace, have said to prop
osition like that? There are in the [. S about
20 great" cities-that Is, cities Of over 30.
900 inhabitants. Il would be nonsense TO place
less than half a regiment at each. and at cities
like New York, Boston, Philadelphia. Chica-
go, ST. Louis, &c, anything less than regi.
ment would be nonsense. This would require
a standing army Of 5000 at least to guard our
great cities agains; mobs alone, TO say nothing
about fighting the Indians, SURPRISING the
Kuklux, and protecting southern republicans
in their right 10 vote What IS our congress.
man dreaming Of l. lac in favor of making
a Napoleon CT McIahon Of our president:
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q
IeFretS, exhibited by Mr. InOS. MCDermOtt.
tho whit, r,Ibits b,, C,oor,.o IroI,,o, a,d .,,o
INC NlItc !dbDllH, ny NtOTSc IlOllneS, ana llc
,r,.or, al ,J,l,,,, r,I,,,;, T., -, VIZ a..
-hhSoid anu AitultSc lappIts, ny Joseph WatlS,
In tba oor,o 1orort,,ont
IA VIZ SAINT HcpNA ''''H'
TLn fnIInvyinT ayvoryIs ,yara mazda Il, CIose
'''~ '''''''' as """'~'' WY iiio''S III Clts9
F-pOutrv.
'J
Emden geese, \. c. Bartholomew list.
Toulouse geese. same lst
Hong Kong geese, \. : Smith ls 4. C. Bartholomew 3D.
white CHINA geese Bartholomew lsr,
Egyptian "
African -"
White rabbits, Geo Holmes LIST and ID.
hngora - Jos Watts lst and ID.
Maitese " l.. and y. Watts LIST.
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In the Ring,

The programme today embraced the eXhi
biion Of Devon and Grade cattle; horses of all
work and imported draft horses.
III Devons the only exhibitor was Mr. J. b.
Barnes, who of course took all the premiums
There was Il more liberal exhibit of grades
hut none to attract especial attention. The
premiums awarded are give below.
Quite large group of horses of all work
were brought out, but if the premiums were
awarded we failed 10 hear them announced.
OF imported draft horses six were exhibited
1 Normans and Clydcs. The first premium
was taken by Shades Seneca Norman horse
and the second by his Clydesdalc stallion.
PACING RACE
Next came the pacing race. For this |. and
j, ncgen named Mollic; Chas. Moss of Utica
named Prairie Rambler; Thos. McDcrmott
named Blacksmith. Best three in five. Purs,
$50 for LIST and SEQ for 2d Frank p. Donlcvy
special superintendent of the speed department
on hand and managing admirably
The race was II closely contested one and OK
cited the livelicst interest, but Molic took III,
lead, winning the prize in three straight heats
ps fnlln,ys.
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THE GREENBACKERS,

Ameetingof delegates from numerous green
back clubs in this county was held in this city
on Thursday afternoon last. The proceedings
were not particularly interesting to the gener
al reader except the fact that II central com.
mittee was appointed and it was decided to or
ganize the party in this county for the fall cam
paign and hold convention on the Goth inst,
at Ottawa, to nominate candidates for the vari-
Gus county offices TO be filled this fall.
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Glasses " and Y Embroidery. Crochet and N ee.
die Work,


Exhibited in Floral Hail Under superintency of Mrs Alb
her S'rawn.)
Premiums in this class were awarded rs fol-
lows:
SIX watch case Miss NJ. Il. Housekceper.
Pair worsted slippers, Mrs T. C. MacAinlay lst Mrs ~
Worstcd lamp mat Mrs 4 Srawn Is Mrs. A. Locke 2d.
Bead hanging Mss liousekceper LIST, Fannie Echc
Bead work Miss Housckecpcr ist Mrs F. c. King 81.
Crochet lamp mat Miss Housckeeper Isl, Mrs T. C. hing
Melted shawl Mrs Chas Raymond
Card basket Fannie E.2he.htrsrr a., -, r,,,-
ard 1T. Miss lioI., keeper 2d. -,
Toilet SCI honey comb canvas, Mrs W. j. Nicely ISL Di'
Lsmbcrlu.n on canvas Rose \ Wiley. r,.,,.,
cushion patchwork Mrs. HUusekeeper ISL Mrs' IN
SIX laid embroidery, Mss Housekccper ist, Mrs D. ape'
Ottoman cover Mrs F. T. King is Fanny Echeleerser 81
Chair cover embroidered on canvas MIS- VIII Le'N 49,
PLATA hand srVI l. NJ Ehcrso lst Miss Housekeeper "a,
same by child under years, Anna Ilnerly ~ ~ 4
Pillow slam embroidered, Miss HoaseAe'Pcr ISL 's L. -
Afghan crocnc;el In b5ssc; stitch, Fannie Hall lst Mrs W
crochet iidy. Mrs Frank Bennett. ~.
Chair tidy ciuhrOide.d on canvas MrS a STRAW" 'S '7'
Cair tidy Eniiti Mr.. - strawn LIST, Mr. W. J. Nicely d.
Chair ily enbr5idercd on honeycombed canvass. Ella
81 n'T ,fy II, IN. Ms I IlS ~. Seciy.
Chair iy embroidered ON Crcnn canvas Mrs b Il "rsg'
Char tdy. spotted work, Miss houSS,skerpeI:
scarf cr1chee,l INA Harris lst Ms T. = hing III
hilds gqag NJ + l. SgS ~ M a M,ttie e venom a.
lem sIi Stit chin. Mr., +. {. King.
I 'Si5sy s-.rhef sarlue. Nh. l. y BEEN.
Ci. crlet skft Afghan aad lasks; stitched Mr.. l. F.
r., NsT H Nli.. Ms L Bull
st crochet ioile; mats Ms. f. c. King.
silS toifvi 81. Mis- l. liul.
In llnf's bisukct, Mrs. r. Bennett
I.a.ssd eIssro.'lery IN wo1i. Alrs. J. H. Murphy.
Toilet hln, SANE
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Poultry.

The exhibition of poultry wa, much the
largest ever made at our county fair, and in
deed up to any we had seen at the state fair
The display was not only notable in numbers,
but in the splendid quality of the fowls and
animals. First entitled to honorable mention
among the exhibitors was Mr.. \. G. Barthoe-
NEW, of Elmwood Peoria county, not only for
coming SO far, but for beauty and perfection OF
his fowls. His exhibit embraced % coops, OF
which 6 were geese, 10 ducks, 3 turkeys and
! chickens. The geese included Emdens, AZ
ricans, white China, Toulouse, Egylian-in
short all the rare varieties, a. also did the
ducks.
The next largest exhibitor was Mr. c. B.
Whitney Of Meriden, the leading poultry
raiser OF Northern Illinois. He showed S
coops, Gucluding patent coop Of his own in
vention) and consisted Of partridge cochinS,
silver grey Dorlings, dark Brahmas, and Eng
lish silkics-the last a fowl not only very SUI
pcrior for laying and us food, but the feathers
of which ere equal IN value 20 those OF ducks
and geese.
C. y Edgcomb OF Noridcn, exhibited IL
coops, including , coops of Japanese silkieS,
white with black heads and skin; white GUM
eas, dark Brahmas, partridge Cochins, Pekin
ducks. &c. about 80 fowls in all
Joe C. Hathaway. jr., Of Ottawa, exhibit
cd coopS, embracing partridge CochinS, Leg
horns dark and white; black-hreaStcd red
game lartams. and white ditto.
Other exhibitors were ". X Lecky, Willie
Shute. ThoS Really and Others, and the excel
lcnce Of their fowls is sufficiently at;e>ted by
the award of premiums below.
No, les attractive than the fowls were the
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-09-08
OUR CLUBBING.

We are prepared to club the FREE TRADER
with the tolowingpublications furnishing both
at the prices named, postage prepaid. The Of
ter-opcn to old subscribers or new at any
post Office in the county-is the CHEAPEST
EVER MADE in this county:
FREE TRADER and Chicago Weekly Times. F2o %
FREE TRADER and Chicago Weekly 1,16ene' @o'
FREE TRADER and Chicago Weekly Inter- . c-
ocean ................ $500 '''''''''' - M
FREE TRADER and Prairie Farmer. .."..,:.. "'oo
FREE TRADER and either of Harper's publ -.
cations. ............ ...'.. ''''''''''''' ~
FREE TRADER and Scribner. ......:... H. 80 90
FREE TRADER and Godty's Lddhs Booh' ~
FREE TRADER and Li,e Stock Journm. 49,. DID
FREE TRADER and Phren0logicM JouI"dt ...' DO
FREE TRADER and 81. Nicholas. ............ DO
FREE TRADER and Dtmores's MonMty..... $50
FREE TRADER and LatelrS Licing Age..... So
FREE TRADER and Western Rural ......... wv
FREE TRADER and Noore's RwU Neac YORKER 53O
All subscriptions as above MUST be strictly
in adeaace. Remittances may be made bYmon-
ey order or registered letter. by express at the
sender'S cost
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Class 0.---Fins Arts.

or P5sdzs canvas. Ms c. c Thompson Isl. Miss
BAD -. - ' 49, q
Au!;usi painting IN oil p shaver
Fruit pllnaur in oil. Nh. Thomson
show 81 P5Otg-raPss Wheeler q 'BIlogs
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The third was declared Il dead heat between
the latter two horses, and they divided the Sc.
cOnd money.
BASE BALI.
Before the race ended quite an exciting game
Of base ball was commenced between Our
Boys" of Ottawa and the Brown Stockings of
Maracllcs. Before two innings were PLAYED,
Our BOYS began to realize that they had their
match, and that they must work If they pro.
posed TO triumph. The game throughout was
so eXcitingy even, that Our Boys were mani
festly indebted for their victory to Sapp's peer.
less pitching. The following was the score:
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Class H.-Flower5.

(EXhibed in Floral Hail.
The following premiums were awarded in
this class, in the
PROFESSIONAL LIST"
Best collection argave and Gloes, H. s. Hickman, Peru.
Collection Cact ECOpodiums acryranthus ana Coleus, ne
gona, geranumS, foliage plants ablutons, carnations
hchsias, single geranms- and hanging baskets
on all 10 H. :. Hickman, Peru.
CUT FLOW ERS-PROFEsSIONAL
Everlasting Japan pinks phoX drummondia verbena 40
tempe, floral pyramid floral wreath floral design for
flowers. flat hand boques basket cut flowers, winter
basket flowers and leayes-premium on each TO H. 3
Hickman Peru
AMATEUR LIST.
Collection cact Mrs. w. T. Phipps.
bcgonas, Mrs I. c. Gibson,
geranuns, Mrs w. T. Phppss
foliage plants-salne. - 80
winter begonias Mrs. T. c. Gibson,
single geranums, Mrs. Phipps
Hanging basket of pants--same.
Collection astcrs, Mrs NJ. A. HIS.
balsalns A. NJ EbersOl.
gadOli, Mrs i. &. Hathaway.
Japan lilies. A. NJ. EbersOl.
perennial phOX-same.
phlUx druinmondia. Mrs. Hathaway.
roses Patrick Hayes.
Nerhenes Jessie Ross.
Floral temple design. Mrs. W. T. Phipps.
Design for dahlias, Mrs. T.. c. Hathaway
cut flowers, Mrs. W. I. Phpps.
Pair flat hand bpuuucS Mrs Hathaway
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DAIRY, KITCHEN AND PANTRY,

Yeast bread, j. Ii Pierguc.
Rye bread, same.
Corn bread, same.
Brown bread, same.
Rusks, Piergue fst. II. Walther 2d.
Pound cake, Piergue lst, III. Naither I'll.
Sponge cakc-same-salIe.
Fruit cakc-samc-Same.
Jelly cake, Walther LIST, Pierguc 2d.
Butter crackers. j. J.. Picrgue.
Grape wine, T.. G. Hathaway,
Wild grape wine, II. J.. bush.
Cider vinegar. L. c. Hathaway,
Milk-rising bread. J, L. Ficrgtie.
snow cake, II. Nalthrr ist. Piergtle III
Marble ca Ike. Nalther lst Piergue ID.
G!Eser cake. PiCrgpl lst. Walther ~.
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WEDNESDAY--THIRD DAY.

Another beautiful day, cool and pleasant;
with no drawback but the rapidly increasing
dust. A dashing rain at night followed by
such day would make things vastly more
comfortable, at least on the dust question. AL
mirablc order has been evolved out Of thcapar.
cnt confusion of yesterday, and we venture to
take Il general survey Of
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CUT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
AMATEUR LIST.
Class J---Preserved Fruits, Dairy, &c.

Premiums were awarded in this class as fol-
lows:
Plum jelly, Miss Bushnell, Ottawa.
Currant Jelly, same.
Grape Jelly, Miss Julia Bushnell.
Crab Jelly, Mrs. II. f. Gedney
Plum Jelly, Mrs. f. G.. Hathaway.
Apple Jelly, Mira H. +. Gedncy.
Currant jelly Mrs. Hathaway.
Grape Jelly, Mrs. Gednsy
Peach Jelly, Sarah \. Reese.
Canned peaches, same
Canned pears. same.
Canned pums. Mrs J. y. Strawn.
Canned cherries. Sarah A. Reese
Canned curTants, same.
Canned raspberries, Mrs. Arthur.
Canned grapes. Mrs. Gedney.
Canned tomatoes, Mrs. II. f. Bennett.
Cherry jam, Sarah \. Reese.
Preserved peaches, Mrs. Gcdney.
- pums, ). a. Reese.
" watermelon, same.
- grapes, same
4" pears, same.
Picked CCCumbers, Mrs. Hathaway.
sweet ;. A. Reese,
" cabbage. Mrs. Hathaway.
ChOw-chOw, same.
Canned blaCkbcrries. Mrs. GCdncy.
Plum butter. Mrs. Getney.
Grab butter, a. Lock.
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tbs following premiums were awarded in
Fruits-Class /:

Beat variety apples, a. c Galloway 1st D. J. Prize 81,
SUMMER apples T.. c. Hathaway LIST, a. {! Galloway ld.
Fall apples Galloway lat, i. Hayes 2d.
Winter apples ID. j. Price ist Hayes III
summer fall and winter, Hathaway list for each.
Peaches d. J. Price lst-no competition.
Pluus, l.. +. Porter list, ID, j. Price 2d.
Grapes, best display, Hathaway LIST Jerry Ford %.
Best varieties grapes, c. l. Thompson LIST, t. c. Hathc
way ID
Siberian crabs, Lucy H. Cox LIST T.. c. Hathaway 2d -
1ransccndent crab +. G. Hathaway LIST, ~ n EheIsO ID
Russian crabs, Frank Bennett LIST.
Concord grapes VIM Arthur list, \. LnC,; y.
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= PROFESSIONAL LIST"

The following premiums were awarded in
4 !, ole IN bn
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Premiums were awarded in this class as fol-
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TsissraPh oms,
Open ifum sA taspsS
nEssIsoTos COUNTY couHT
jesse Terra, 1877

tox. WALTER G. DusToS, Chief Judge
iox. j. v. CAaNEr, ...o.,.,o I,aao.
los. A. Il, GRAHAM,
oms V. Hail., Clerk.
pawn CKortr, Sheriff.
w. Is. SHELDON. States Attorney.
The case Of Whitney vs.. Londonderry
slIll on trial, aud will probably be
isen to the Jary to-day (rhursday)
'here are several short civil cases for
4 rial which will consume tie remainder
NJ ihe week, aud the criminal cases are
q. for trial nex, week Tuesday. Oflbe
asss on The old docket, State vs.. John
Kennedy OF Bennington for larceny, aud
he cases OF State W. Charles IL Cole and
ohn G. Reeves of bennington, for arson
lad other offences are sci for trial. OF
pew indictments George A. Snow Of
for forgery, and Daniel
HALEY OF Pownai, for assault and bat
|sry, have been arrested aud may ask
,or trial al this term.
The Grand Jury closed their abors
Tuesday. and were discharged. They
found six true bills and dismissed sever
n cases. At the close the members Of
the grand jury passed unanimously the
following resolution;
Rendered That AS we are about to
separate after serving ~ Grand Jury at
,he June Term Tor 1877, OF the Honorable
Coaaty Court OF Bennington Co., we
take this occasion TO express our appro-
val aud also TO tender our thanks for the
eiilcien, and gentlemanly manner in
which our venerable aud honored fore
man, l.. Sergeant, has conducted the de-
alterations Of this body, And would
express like sentiments respecting the
duties performed by 5. " Bowles as sec
Rotary OF our board.
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MANCHESTER

--Rev. A. G. Roe, Of Clyde, n. Y. son
in.law Of Rev. DIR. wickhsm, preached
ii the Congregational church last sun
day morning aud evening
The Taconic Hotel il being highly
spoken Of by the Troy Wig and other
city journals IL deserves the eommeu.
daiion.
In addition TO the Buckeye Mower,
Gco. q. Burton is agent for the Bullard
Hay Teddcr aud Ilhlca Horse Rrke, both
superior articles Tor hay makers.
Last week we said that j. L. Mccall
was agent for the Granite State Horse
Rake. lie formerly sold iha! rake, but
now sells The Cleaner, which il an iin-
provement on the Granite State
The latest market quotations are,
gold, i0A rs; butter, u 10 20 cents fof
good, extra nice, ~ cts; cheese, 10 -
10 ii -. Fine dairy cheese rules higher
than factory.
John OBriens circus will yisi. the
principal .owas 10 the State IN June aud
July.
Truman Perkins IL showing his good
sense by adding plaEzA 10 bis residence,
"Trac" loves to ii. 10 the shade even
better than formerly.
The nee school house il beginning
to make itself seen, aud will add 10 tbs
good appearance Of North street
Mr.. Ridley il getting np poke, di.
recloty Of Manchester, which will be i
great convenience TO those who wish 4
ksow about Manchester aud iis people.
Bishop Bissell gave an able aud 10
teressing discourse 81 81. Johu's ehurel
MoBday evening. lie also eA,eebisst
The children, Who showed great proieien
ey la the topics Of the eAeehi.m Of that
denomination.
The prosecuting parties iailed 4
come to time 10 The suit against Rev ;
b. Peaengiil Of isuuaud, for breaking
the fab aud game law. Il turns out lha
the owner u the land where the brook s.
situated did mol authorize The brIngins
ol the sais.
Charles y Orys has Just resolved i
very hhndsome broaEs medal and iesli
Iaonlai FROM TIE Centennial Commisslel
COT Bic display Of ashiag heels At Phila
deiphiA last sammer They can be seel
., lhe store q l.. {. 0nls.
snmmer visitors are beginning Il
70 arrive TIE Kim House already b.
several. AID Tbs Kqulnox Iouse open
The 18Th. The Tsoonis Is well allied
mostly BY people atleDding eouFs, an
several fatalities are stopping 10 the vi
isgs.
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-Eaais stoss /. asE with fever
ne potato baE wars.A sarns.l

The potato sug wAxssh tAFnesi
-Ensoarags home Industry Yoa
can pay fer year aousF easier
-sasday sails Ga Tie lsis are iuauis
81 d.
Pay yoaE road tai O. take the shovel
ssd PICK iR hand -as yoa please.
-Afler having their expenses pshi by
ths ioEn. that French family have hiel
Of 10 Long lslaad, n. s., the former
home Of Mosher aud Douglass. tho Char
ley Ross Abdaclofs
ifyou want 70 Be lied about oarself
sometime, II woald Dot be bsd policy for
you 70 believe The false reports circulated
about your neighbor
-shAl, we have little Jubilee The ith
proximoi
Girls have their troubles and their
sorrows, bat nothing Is more hnmiliating
TO the average yoang lady than TO be
beaten st game Of croquet byA girl
who sliIl wears Der last years dress.
--Joha Bugbee don't claim 10 be a
botAnist, bat be has adorned bis front
yard with trees and flowers OF rare
species.
III you hear 4 sudden tLnmp on your
bedroom window O. nights, don't tbiuk
that burglars are about. 1t Is only one
OF those jane bugs you've heard 'em tell
OF.
After the heavy showers last Sunday
the barometer suddenly rose, and there
was a Sigh. frost Monday
Mrs. Lyman Bowes stepped on a
sharp nail the other day which pierced
through her shoe and into ber foot near.
by an inch, Medical aid was immediate
~ summoned, but Mrs. Bowles has sutf.
cred excrueiatiug pain from the accident.
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NERVOUS DEniLtrY.

NTAL WEAKNESS or DEPRESSION; q
weak exhausted feeling, no energy OF
courage; the result OF MENTAL OVER,
WORK ISDIscRErioSs or EXCESS, or some
drain upon the system, is always cured
by HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC SrECnic
No Is. 1t tones up aud iuvigorates the
system. dispels the gloom aud despou'
dency, imparts strength and energy
the drain and reiuyenates the entire man
Been used twenty years with perfect sue
cess by thousands, Sold by dealers. Price
Si00 per single vial, or $500 per single
package Of five vial aud $500 vial Of
powder. Sent BY mail on receipt Of price
Address, HUMPHREYS HOMEO.
PATHIC MEDICINE COMPANY,
1909 FULToN ST., NEW YoRK.
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rrnAs srooo rnE rKsr

III sou donbi too wendesiul saooess 81
smEou's CONSUMPTION CT "A, give i :
Trial, thea Ii you are NOS perfectly sails.
1ed, return the battle and We vii refund
The price paid. Il has established the
fact thai Consumption can BE- cured,
while Cor Coaghs. iioArsenees. Asthma.
Mhoopimg Ce1gh, and all Lang and
Throat troubles, there il nothing Ike u
for . qnick and positive cure, and i sri.
dom fails. 10 ceais, 90 cents, aud 81 90
per bottle. II yoar Langs arc sore.
OF Chest or BACK lame, use SmLou's
poRors PLASTER, Price IS cents. Sold
bY Wait & Hard.
On. SHIL0H'S SYSTEM VfTALlZ
Ell is no doubt the most successful eare
ioF Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint We
have ever known, Otherwise We would
not guarantee IL. ln cases Of Consamp.
ton, where General Debility, Loss oil
Appetite and Constipation exist, Il wit
restore and regulate the system while
SHILOH'S CURE Allays the inflammation
aud heals the lungs. Price - cents
sold by Wait & Hard.
HACKMETACK, rich aud fragrant
pei fume. Sold by Wait q Hard, Man
chester, VI, elsewhere by all dealers.
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How n tsDon.

The first object In life with the Ameri.
can people is TO ''get rich"; the second
how to regain good health, The first
can be obtained by energy, honesty and
saving; the second, good health,) by
nsing GREENS AUGUST FLOWER, Should
you be respondent sufferer from any
of the effects OF Dyspepsia, Liver Com.
plant, Indigestion, &c, such as Sick
Headache, Palptation of the Heart, Sour
Stomach, lIabitual Costiveness, Dizzi.
ness of the Head, Nervous Prostitution,
Low Spirits, &c, you need not suffer
another day. Two doses of AUGUST
FLOWER will relieve you at once. Sam.
pie Bottles 10 cents. Regular size u
cents Positively sold by all tlrst-class
Druggists in the u. S., aud by Wait 4
Hard, Manchester aud Factory Poit, Vt.
AFT
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Do IoU HAVE A PAIN IN YOUR BACK?
If so, your Kidneys are diseased. Do
not use plasters, they will do you no
good; but take HUNTS REMEDY and
be cured. Dropsy and all Diseases Of
the Kidneys, Bladder aud Urinary Or
gans are cured by HUNTS REMEDY.
CLARRE's ToorH ACHE DROPS cure
instantly.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-06-14

NORTH PowNAL, w, April u, 1877.
To Whom il may Concern. This Is to
certify that have sold Stillmau's Elixir
of Life for year past, and from the
amount of sales consider 1t truly valu-
able medicine for all diseases ailing from
impure blood. To those in want of a
purifier, can recommend il as one OF
the best in the market.
MARCUS WHIPPLE, Merchant.
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sESSISGroS.

Col. l.. X Fuller, commander OF
Fullef's battery Of BrstIleboro, was In
town last Friday making arrangements
for the accommodation OF his men and
horses during the coming centennial eel
ebratl0n. Suitable accommodations for
bis forty-seven horses and sbOut ninety
meu have been provided.
"A report comes TO us that while a
Young man named Blow, accompanied
by two young ladies OF the same name,
his cousins, aud their little dye.year-old
brother, was taking walk east Of this
village Monday afternoon, be plsyfully
snapped . capped shot gun, supposed TO
be unloAded, Al them. II went of, how
ever, hitting both Of the ladies, one in
the right breas, aud The other 10 the
back. la one OF the wounds, probably
fatal, seventy shot holes have been count
ed, while The other IL slight This fool.
hardness ended by the boy chasing Blow
BALI mile with baichet.
SooDFoKD.
Ply June is impending.