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MS uHIIMiN mtRDERHD?
The Mystery OF the hIiis stiii tnsoived-An
InNe.tiEmlI0n HrEmn.

The mystery about the sudden DISAPPEAR
ance of Thomas Whitman of Sailors Snug lIar-
hpr. Staten Island. remains a. dark ns ever.
The people Il Bergen Point. where he was last
seen. AMI of the vicinity Of sailors snug liar-
Dor. talk of little else. Hnnlbills are thrown
about and posted IN public places. Offering 500
reward for the recovery Of the body. and 800
additional if there are marAs on the body that
will show how the young man came to his
denth. The bottom # IN" Kills. where the
oycrcunt and hat of Mr.. Whitman w're found
was searched yesterday without result. Al un-
thui tho body had h"on washed ashore. Many
attempt to rNIlin ~" d.s-I s-Ipponrnnc" hN sup
posing tAat Mr.. Whitman NiuA'd cll ia" li"r at
the foot of Ayrnu" Il. whrrp the skin lay in
which hc was usually taken home hy
ihs f"rryman. Tnc unir.iiun To- this
bundle that he carried. would have b"rn
washed ashore ere f.iis. II hls not hrrn found.
Laicf Whtnoy still thinhs that the theory that
Nh.,nln wns drowned is tAr most INK IS 70
Spmo ol Mr. Nhitmnn- lNnuy -iill suspect
that thrrc has h."n iuui pay. II T. rnnnhrrfd
that there had tloNn trouble with Nr. Whitman
and one ot tn" f"rym'n who ruw"d HIM
across ih' Kills. hut exactly what II Is no On"
rin say. Can't. Whitman ~ still Inclined to be-
Mayor llcnry Mr!Gs ol bergen. President of
tho New York Stock Exchange IA" 4 an inNrsti-
cation last might in tn" Sirim;ham Hotel into
the cir un-tduC - oi Tie ease 80 lar as known.
tnit St"ih'n Whitman. tho ia,hrr. attended.
only three witnesses W"I" summoned Chief
stephen whitney. WHO last SAN tho young man,
and walked down m ave lur with iIm toward
IN" terry Janus Strin-hnin, ani NJ. Jn~p'r.
Who uuly Jaw him durlns iho 'Nenin- ~ 'Nlnus
to his -app"aranoc. y thing now was elected
from tn
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FRANCES NEW PARLIAMENT.
MEETING or THE SENITE fND CHAM
BIER .fT TEHSIfLLJs.
No Message from NncMahop Nor Conn
municstion from the Govespmcnt-Thc lie
BrDgiie Ministry-N. Thicrs Euiogized.

No Message from NacMahop Nor anv Conn
municaticn from the Governmcnt-Thc DE
Br.giie Ministry-M Thicrs Euiogized.
PARIS, Nov. 7-Thcrc was n great crowd
at the railway station this afternoon to witness
the departure Of the parliamentary trains for
Versailles. President MacMahOn started at
o'clock.
VERSAILLES. Nov Tho Senate reassembled
this afternoon. and the nomination OF members
OF the bureaus was begun. NJ. de 1.arienty de-
mandcd that the question OF the election Of four
life Senators be placed on the order OF the day
for the 18th inst The sitting closed without in
cdent. No message was received from Prcsi-
dent MacMahon. nor any communication from
the Government.
When the Chamber Of Deputies met to-day.
NJ. Louis Philippe Dcsseaux tRadical Rcpubli-
cam. from the First Circumscription of I.oucn.
Department Of the Seine Infcricurc. occupied
the chair. NJ. Benz. Raspail. MS. being indis-
posed NJ Desseaux spoke in culogy Of the late
NJ. Thicrs. whom. he declared. deserved woll Of
his country. He added that the present Cham
bcr would labor to strengthen the republic and
defend It against all attacks. regardless from
whom they came. and concluded with n cry Of
Vivc Ia Rcpubiiquc. viyc In Pnix." NJ. Grevy
was then chosen Provisional President by a
vote Of 800 against 40, and VI. Rameau Mod
crnte kcpublcHnl from the Third tircun-
srrrtion Of Nnrsgillcs. Department Of the Seine
ctOse. and VI. Lopcrc N,adica Eepublicanl,
from the First Circums'ription " AuXCrrc. De-
phrbnrnt Of lonne. were elected Wee PRESIDENTS.
NJ Gr6yy. IN taking the chair. thanked the
Chamber N hricf and colorlrss speech Tor the
honor The sitting then term nnated.
PARIs. Noy. THE Oficdi journal announces
that the De BrOglic Ministry. at mt Mac
Mnhon's request. hnyc withdrawn their resg-
nations. They. however insist that IL shall be
fully understood that whilr continuing to dis-
charge their tunctions, this shall IN nowise
prejudice the Presidents subsequent decisions.
LoNpoN. Nov. 7.---Kcutrr's Paris despatch
says President MacMuhon. receiving IA delega.
tion of the Deputies of the RGht ycstprday.
CAV" them very categorical answer implying
thnt he WIS firmly resolved not to r, sign.
LONDON. Nov. s-The Standards Paris do
spnirh SAYS: There is great excitement in
political circhs The Moii'er is almost the
only conservative journal which recommends a
con ilatOry policy. This journal asserts that
President Ma NJ shon has no intention of re-
sgning ~ hr - convinced that such Il coursn
would cXposetnc country 10 othe greatest pcrils
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THE U.fR ~ ByLG.fRId.
Russians Occupying the Road to Widdin-A
Plight south of Pievna.

LONDON, Nov. "A Russian Official dcs-
patch says: " \ squadron of our cavalry has oc-
cupicd the road from Rahoya to Wldin. ha-
hoyn was occupied 10y 1910 Turkish infantry.
part OF whom. with the inhabitants. withdrew On
the approach Of our rc'onnuitering force. On
sunday night Gen. Skobecn pushed on to
Brcstovc'. south OF Pcvna. throw up batteries
there. and after violent cannonade attacked
the Turkish positions with infantry" As the
"a Dyr despatch does not report the result. tho
attack WIS urohuhiy uu-u r'r--tul
Intelligence has hcpu rerciv,sl at bucharest
that all of G"n. Xmmcrman's Stql have rented
hou-r- in kuStcndii. Il is concluded from this
that the campaign IL over for this year 50 lar rs
the DObrudschu army IL concerned.
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The Fountain Gun ciub'. Msrh.meu.

There were nineteen members Of the Foun-
tain Gun club At the Brooklyn Driving Para Long Island
yesterday competing in the monthly handicap shooting
for gold badge belonging to the club Each shot under
the club rules. at birds. ~ yards boundary n aud
traps 4 shot The shooting very fair Following
|. the score with the number o yarisfi-c In brackets
II. Madison ~ .iled Z. lcmpstcad u Killed sheridan
10 Kill q. Miller - kilpd . White ~ killed D. viii
liam = killed Mcmahon - Killed Byinc "a kicd
.. Eddy - He'd .. Water - klod Hunter ~ kied
: D"ffnuo 20 kfI o. tlcavcr ~ Killed g. and IIender
SON 25i Killed 3. The others were shot cut
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B!I6IlEE'S TRTENDS IN oOJNCIL.
How congregational Conference has Felt
thr Hluhf uf the scandal.

The New York and Brooklyn Association
OF Conversational Ministers. which is dis
imguishod from the Manhattan Consrcgat onal
Ministers Association. hccaus" of IL adherence
t. Henry ward Boecher, held It's scmi-annual
scssion in the lecture room Of Plymouth Church
yesterday. the Rev. Smith Hobart acting rs
Moderator, and the Rev Edward payson
Thwiur as Registrar. There were eight or ten
m"ml ~ attending. and among them was lhn'
Rev, Henry Ward Eeechr, Since prs. Storrs.
Burlington, aud Scudlrr and others LEFT the a.-
sociation It's meetings nave been 80 feeble that
il MIS- determined yesterday Ia T., rmit five
l,mh,rs 10 constitute "a quorum. Tltp lirV. Ed
ward Bn"chrr who Wa srlrNod at the last
the history of tn Cnngru gatlondl Churrh in
the STATE Of Now York, Rad 2 h story, in which
ne traced the CungrrpHtiuual movement tn dis
sutislaotiun with frrsbytorianiSn, and the aris-
tu ra"y, not 10 say tn dDspullsiu, ui tn" clergy.
IN regard Ia the Church of the nh-Tinl4 illn
tupplc over into Pgosl st "rinuism. In regard
tu the New YORK and Erookiyn tunfrrrncr.
which has Lot met for yrars on account Of ti'
scandal troubles, ihr rcd ter sald that II had not
III, ior reasons whirh II was not nrH--ary 'o
cA plain. It's failure tu meet had deprived him.
Of facts Hs 10 the rA.stlng rtdtus Oi som" uf tho
rhuf'hra.
Hcnry Ward Bcechcr saii ,hat thr a4soeiuiion
needed vital clements rata Than tllr historical
facts tou hing the church. H. moved timt thr
paper hr referred back &c. the r,airr. and that
Lyman Ahhutt and :. II. Virgin ho added 10 tho
oNt tungrrEai unal churches 10 supply data for
fuller history. Tie association ulIuurn 4
after short afternoon SESSION.
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TIE Republicans rcclcct their County
Clerk. Hill and their Surrogate. Riely. in Mid
dloseX county. and elect the County Clork, Will
liam \. Smith. in E-soy. In Union the Demo-
Gratis eject Il County Clerk. Nass lila. anl Surro-
gate. Gerber; and the Mayor Of Elizabeth.
Green; bat the Common Council stands nine
k"rubli"an- 20 seven Driao rats In Morris.
G,ll.n lD,mI and in Bergen. Knapp prml.
ar ",4'tnd Surrogate ;. In Somcr-,i. Long. 70
krluhllrau. 3, rln ted Surrogate. In Hudson
c,fl.fS. VI .Donuh lp"ml had 2.u9l majority
ior N.r' .tor-ni- Lars" of the Board of Chosen
FRI lulisr-.
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To'a- ....., 31n2ll 3754nl
Bigoipw- majority over Seward in 1875.
Nslp.
On .murZ county gives JUNO. Grccuback
and Worn -inrn > candidate. u plurality Of l99
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Mile. venturroiii's BENEFIT.

There Is to be n benefit this afternoon in tho
Olympic Theatre to Mile vcnturroh the danscuse who
was stricken with paralysis Mile. Helene Menlel
gai1ed the hcnrnt ad many Of her proic siona enis
have offered ttr services The PROGRAMME Is long and
among the names on II age those of Gus Williams Bobby
NcwCOmh Schoplcrait and Goes. and the fOy astcrN
The Icriurnancc u to . concluded with ballet diver
usscncnt III which viii appear Mile, Betty Rigi, Ie-
tnurncur Enernin Iupo. Helene Mcnzel ANA the ballet
from NibiO's tarllen.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-08

SrEcIE PAYMENT RESUMED. .-rhe bcst hnc cut
ior SAL everywhere In Il ton,e.-i".
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BALTIMORE. Nov. T. The returns from
most the counties in the state ny to to night
Indicate that Krnting lDoml for Comptroller
viii have majority ranging from 25O0O to
10000 The Senate VIII stand II Democrats
and . Republicans, I'll" Republicans gain the
Senators in Anrghnny, Caroline, and Garrett
counties. and the Democrats gain ia" SENATORS
~ Prince. Georges and ~ Mary counii, =.
Euuhlic,ns, 10. In the last House the krpub-
Leans had "a members
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Nebraska Republican by IA Reduced Majority.

OMAHA, Nov. In the Nebraska election
yesterday the state officers elected were Judge
OF the supreme Court and two Regents Of the
STATE University. Returns from about half the
counties indicate that Lake. the Republican
candidate. and the present Chief Justice IL
elected by about 5.uD majority, although Howe.
lndrpcu lent and Democratic nominee, policd
an unusually heavy vote. Holmes and prrsin-
gcr. Republicans. nrc elected Regents hv about
5000 majority. Tho county tickets are mixed.
the lu!Dp nJcntS clcctins some of their Candi-
dht-- N innny u thc cOuntI- s.
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For TrcnAurrr. Endicoi,. ss7G7; /; sNillings,
73.GGO. The Senate stnnds 80 Republicans and
3 Democrats II auin Of two Senators for tho
llrpuhlirmna. Tho lIouse stands l73 Repuhii-
cans "a Democrnts Liberal Republican. and
two Indepcndrnts
The at allowing Harvard College professors
TO hold Office wnB adopted.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-08

Judge Robinson in the Court Of Common
Pleas yesterday, save Juds cui M fa,or OF the New
YORK. Elevated r 'nid tOuiary in hr n-rinsi IL by
Kuu, STORY RESTRAIN the hug the road thruugh
Front street judge Robinson decides that Snry
owner Of property i, not entitled to COM tor tho
building of the waited road and thr "
hl> ca-o iitut the street
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NEU JERSEY.
Over Twelve Thousand Majority for McCei-
Inn-Uoth House. Democrntic.

Tho latest returns give Mcclellan nearly
i2.50O majority over Newell. He carried five Of
the seven Congressional disiri 8. the First and
sixth giving Newell 2CO0 and the others Civ
ing NJ, Clcllan l5.iOO. Tho Legislature Is u M
o,Tatio in both Houses. The Senate stands 10
Dcmo,rnts. Republicans. - Democratic gnin
OF one. The Assembly siAnda 33 Democrats. q
Republicans. u Democratic gain Of ..
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To,al. 1880. 1880 ajris a1uaI Ht1.3 pfAuI
y acu .e. .urfy in citS. 1908 ,atns majority IN
clty. a"27 llowclls majority, 2,7il
G.Sj: Churchill l2lO Thr vote fur District
Attorney is: Catl.n 452; Brtton, 1854.
Th. Accomplishment elected in Kings county
GlO. second. John Is. Myenborg. Dem. maj.
lj9' IDiH john stanley, Dem, MAJ. i29i
Finh, William. Ii. Waring, Rep. mai. iO5i;
SlAth, Ja.ub Worth, Rep, maj, G55: Seventh.
Maurice h, Flynn, Dem, MAJ. l.735 Eighth,
Adrian VI. Suydam. Rep. ma. 20; Ninth, John
ii. Bergen. maj ius.
SENATORS elected Second District. James F.
Pierce, mal.. 334; Third District John {. Ja-
roh-. mai. I SAG.
The Klicrm"n and Supervisors elected in
nrn.. nm ..rn ns lNllnMR.
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Ilfrt hfnfffNffH
Lpw ~ -sii IaO oh Hess. O1,bS
Locw = majority 2,z1i
MAHiNt COUKr JtsricEs
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..onsh,on Receiving hi. Instructions.

WA-utN1roN. Nov. :. Mr.. Stoushton was at
ihc state department toiAY. and reeiF, his .rstrlc
tons as Minister To- - r,t,r,hur- They l,r tie
ni-t lH4t eu'ra IN their character hut contain ssuf
cant rkrru'r- Ia fut4u ruNlulrn.ts NliHh are tu-
mntd 90 r,icr 10 tho In.IluN iLi tie good oii,c- ui
i> tuntrA naN Doc IN lt uAnd Nul,, sour Ias, i III"
tns inwar ris is ictid'dN contrary to the received
eult~rM American dNH,ml,N huf Secretary ENnrts II
Hpltl.. WISHES o. ha,r th. Gt tiuHi,nf mai, IFS 81
irnn'r l- the train, nal fr,nd ul ku,sa, and ali that
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The Election Nigh, s,abbing In RrooIiyn.

John and Timothy Long brothers. living nj
iiG warren street Brooklyn qusrrcllcd with James Nc
Nallv tramp. abou. bonfire in Warren street; near
bond street on election night and IN tr fight which io
lowed John Long stabbed McNaly in the back with q
butcher knife maxim, wound five inches h,cp which,
Il Is Thought wil prov. fatal lous ami III, brother we're
arrested in their r., ~idencr and the blpudV knn
found concealed unicra refrigerator John I.Ous hand
was bleeding from wound caused in drawing the kno
out Ol McNnt back John Long l. ~ years Old aud
labor,r He and his brother sent 10 jmi 10 await
the result Of McNaily's injuries
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NicAolas keys. aged 10. Of 222 Fourth street.
Brooklyn. was shot in the srpu o., Samuel falcS
who. W,th James o'Bnon was hrins at TARGET 10
Nori cont street near fnh street nroahlyn yesicr
day nitcrno Fc-. who j. i year. OLD was arrested
ilr con cd To- hHtilr dane uic sA,uunG htJess
MuuMI u .MInus,d U be MIMI
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-08

The Democratic Statdtlckot in Queens coun-
ty on the completed returns will have minority
Of Loo. Olkley's majority for senator will be
close to 800 He runs far ahead of his ticket
In Jamaica and Long Island CITY, Otis has n
majority IN Suffolk county u 42i Tho Demo-
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In Richmond county for Secretary OF
State Beach. 26i1; Churchill. 1913 Beach =
minority. 69S.
For Sonator-Oaklcy. 2.726; Otis. 1. .s76 Oak
ley's majority. $50.
For Assemblyman- Brooks. 1912: Townsend
1.793. Brooks's majority 1919.
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Tho maioritics for Governor by counties
are 40 follows:


MrDl lfn'. wrf.ftv. l. - There w.r- about T.
votes ior Prohibition and Drccnhack candidates
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John Dcnnell,'. Death ON Election Night.

John Donnelly. aged A, Of 32i Twcnry-nrs
street. BROOKLYN. became intoxicated On clce ton day
and .,.u- ho, late AT nisht he tell the canal
ih iort o Iwcnt! fourth street Ills body WAS ioun,
Atst,rugN.
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Tenement. nurned ON staten Island.

Two small ten"menis aud Il barn and shed on
Chrstophcr street, StIlct"m. /, w,ic ,-truycd by
nr' rIiiv Yesterday morning The lulldn-s were
owned bV Lmman Lcm'N and were valued at s2up,
aul tulN cuN'r,d hN in-uiAu' Mr Butt the
"t one d, the burned tcnrurnt-. lost furniture worth
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THE LATEST OLD WORLD NEWS.


EDINBuEGH, Nov. s.-Thc London corresponds
ont oi the >snn says that Lord Derby ha, notified tho
chinese uNernucnt that her MAJESTY. Government vii
rr-Hr the Destruction OF the Nousuns Railway an un
M 40
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Tn. Catholic Hierarchy OF Scotland

IoNpuN. Nov. IA n"utrr dosnntrh from
Kuc saN. % II !, believed that christmas the time
tNrA oi tAe fOc oi.s., ain,' hc letters sahlsirs
the tathuic hierarchy ui scotland
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-08

Maltbys hoicc Norfolk oysters cost less than
snI Iood IN market Depot Al hariIsOn sI-LIr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-08

Frodnrirk kcnrilor, tho young G. nrnau painter
who was il.tal Wa 1900 kfl4 800 MS
lon' at -N lind -trert. ils'} 'itl. MstW'cA vas
Il :. 4 l.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-08

William Lynch. n tru'k 'kman, while unloading
ir'i -ht 30. the itn~fA Huu kInroii f-hf depot. Jcr.
80, 't,. a, n-ht, MAS eru,.ed tu d'au by ci>e Of
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-08
K,ied while Going to the Polls.

David Case. q deaf and dumb man Of Aquo-
lu@m Nuu'lh 'nuntN. IN driving party men Ia the
ruil, ON tuesday, h nom te Wanon and Was over
lle died v his nlIieA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-08

TM NfoH. Nov. 7.-lorry Wrodrr the pri2e
t.l. WHO wa. lu stat, lls,ii flr n ,iliI4 Nilhrr
a. lli' n.hi 'i P,m' ''i''' last = a-, l'd m p..,on
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-08

LoNpoN. Now s.-Tne Ninl1rfS Athens toll
erran say. Almost nil the lgo,incin Wnni"fthuc-
laN' voted resolutions uf-n- uui'u auuns tine lo' Al
lvidcls Aud s,ctdy NAliNt il,IHl.ulus.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-08

nu' guN, Nuy. l. Mayor Pr.u WAS .enoni-
ndl'i ny the Democrats t1ul-hL
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DrmoG.t-. IL; liopuhlirau-. n. Ius, Senate
-Dfmo, rtt. o.. ltt lIlaruu. n lr ,.,.f.t. "a
Rcpulc.a A & Ant. 1amnauy - f.,. mus gain.
4KcpubIl. ur -.u ik' eiectd
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hNNttNNi Nv
T. Wtinpie 40
The Vote In the slsy.

cotRr Jrsrics
John Il Brsdy................ ...... ..... ,tS
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Tho Ilomo0rnts mnIntnln Ihr h0mn mnlOrUy
Of one IN the Board Of Aldermen. The Board
II Ucn.porats. h.sidrs the Democratic Mayor,
who is an cX-on"O mrInbrr, aud l3 kopubli-
cans. The election OF t. ~ Iuhrs in the
E","uth ward s 10y but 81 majority. and il is
accordingly disputed.
The r,tIrns in Brooklyn were delayed so
long on 1u, - lay night as to lead IN" hcpubli-
can candidates TO COMPLAIN 10 iicn. Jourdnn
Pr"sit'ut of IN" Police Department, and to
rNulnss fear that the returns wrro being
Ia IttlpI
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JoIriNGs ino,r rows.

n'rrreing cle.lncss. 'ioy~lhy rain areus.
warmer 'uiH'tH NtHi'. aui 'Niln. ".4.l''D.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-10-25

II Is the duty Of every person who has
used BosCHKE's GERMAN SYRUP 10 let lie
wonderful qualities be known 20 their
friends in curing Consumption, severe
Coughs, Group, Asthma, PDoumonis, and
In fact all throat and lung diseases. No
person can use II without immediate re-
lief. Three doses will relieve any ease,
aud we consider Il the duty Of al Drug.
gists to recommend il TO the poor diving
eonsumptiTe, at least 10 Try one bottle, a.
40 700 dozen bottles were cold last year,
aud no one eAse where Il failed was re-
ported. Such medicine a. the GERMAN
srYuP cannot be too widely known. Ask
your Druggist about IL. Sample Bottles
10 Try cold a. 10 cents. Regular size 55
cents. For sale BY Wait and Hard, Man
chester and Factory Point, VI
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-10-25
nnrrtAnY.

Died ia Manchester, Oct. lsih, Miss
p0teNs Simonds, Of Peru, aged =,
years
Dy bard labor aud SELF denial she, al 40
early age, fitted herself for teaching, and
mosi 0t Der life was spent 10 this work.
For time she was Que Of Gov. Shades
baud OF school mA'ama" who were seni
into the newly scttled portions Of the
West, and who there performed a sort OF
missionary work, more productive 10
good results than many OF the boosted
foreign missions about which 80 mach Is
heard She also spent some time In The
South 10 the same good work. BY strict
economy she saved large portion OF her
earnings which she loaned 10 yoang pe0-
pie who were struggling TO obtain an ed
ueation, aud no worthy Young man OF
woman who bad this object 10 view ever
applied 10 Der in vain IS long So she had
q dollar she could call Der own. She led
an Incorporating Christian life and
died 10 the perfect assurance Of a glori.
ons rest beyond the grave. Like DorcAs
Of old she was full Of good works, and
will be greatly missed not only by her
relatives, but by thelcommunity in which
she resided.
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We are authorized Go guarantee thIs
remedy fQr thf cure nt Dyspepsia, inkc.
tive Liver. sour stomach, Constipation,
l.oss Of Appetite, Comins Or 81 FOOD,
yellow ska, and General lAuKaog and
Debility You must scknowled that
this would be rslaons nnless We bad
positive evidence that Il wiil caye. N0a
who are sug ring lrom these Complaints,
these words are addressed and Will you
continue 10 suffer when yon can be cured
on such terms ll Il for yoa 10 deter.
mine. Sample bottle, De cents; regular
slEc, % cents Sold By Wait & Hard,
$1,000 die annually BY neylectlng =
Cough, Cold or Group, often leading 20
Consumption and the grave. Why will
you neglect 40 important a mslier when
yea Gao get AZ our store, SmLou's Cos.
SUMPTION CURE, with She assurance Of q
speedy recovery. For soreness across
the Chest OF Lungs or Lame Back or
side, SuIton's poEous PLASTER gives
prompt relief Sold By Wait 3 Hard
HAcKMrrACG, popular aud fragrant
perfume Sold by Wait s. Hard, Man
chester, VI, elsewhere by all dealers,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-10-25

VITAL WEAKNESS OR DEPRESSION; a
weak exhausted feeling, no energy or
courage; tho result OF MENTAL OVER
WORK ISDIscRETIoEs or EXCESS, or some
drain upon the system, lie always cured
by HUMPHREYs HOMEOPATHIC SPEcFIc
No 70. 1t tones up and iuvigorstes the
system. dispels the gloom and despon-
dency, imparts strength and energy
the drain and rejavenates the entire man.
Been used twenty years with perfect sue
cess by thousands. Sold by dealers. Price
sl.00 per single vial, or $500 per single
package Of five vial aud s200 vial Of
powder. Sent bY mail on receipt Of price
Address, HUMPHREYS HOMEO.
PATHlC MEDICINE COMPANY,
100 FCLToS ST., NEW Yong.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-10-25

dsatoi tbs revival, leAFes towa today
(Mosdky.l
-Aiiar usinE various klnds Of ceEoeai
f2f meodlng croekery. elo., sc weaAd
prefer he Boston Csmont, Manufactured
BY J 5. Boahsm, Troy, \. i,
-Drummers from Albany were piesiy
10 town last week, which shows ooneia.
slvely tbAi lbeY appreciate The roopening
Of tie Harlem ExlcRslon railroad.
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