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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-04-26
TITANS AND MEN.

"Blessed are the meek eXclaims the
voice of Inspiration, but can man be
meek with the consciousness that "A
dreaded monster is consuming bis vitals
We are not race of Titans. A Prone
thens might stand chained TO the torlur-
ing rock with vulture perpetually
gnawiug at his liver, and his face ever
wear an expression Of heroic and even
meek endurance. But Promethens has
LETT no descendants. With yultures (di-
S ase) consuming his liver, the modern
man makes himselfand every one around
him miserable. Fretfu, gloomy, hypo-
chondiiacal, he sees the world aud life
all on the wrong side--the dark side
and whoever dares to assert that there is
a sunny side, he regards as an enemy, or
at best mocker OF his imaginary woes.
Unlike the mythical Titan, the victim Of
disease is not snccorless. There is an
arm TO rescue-a balm 10 cleanse and
heal. As remedies for this most depress-
ing of all diseases, --"Liyer Complaint"
none are more efficient or popular than
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
and Pleasant Pureative Pellets. The
Pellets eflectualIy remove the eflete aud
poisonous matter, while the Medical
Discovery imparts strength aud health
to the entire system. They are sold by
druggists.
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RsansaEiou saneanaes ihs fndipE Of 3
woman 10 thai iowu. named Mrs.. lalia
o'Brisn, who Is Iog years 90, and vho
Is % Be exhibited Il DE JAY csuisnnisl
Duakles, Farbanks 4 CO. hsvs opea-
"a . Ill mlii Il Braulsbofo. They make
the beat sswlug-siik, ard wii employ )
o. 70 hauds
A leiier from one tramp 10 aneiber
a. picked np 10 Fairhsveu, VI, The
other day, which ciosea IL leil0wt 50
Won't kcteh ne 10 ibis "a, agla my sdvis
70 p 20 bak 70 york STAT ceep elere
" vermont fer Il IA Dot . good ham for =
seusitiy tramp.
A pickerei three feet and three iachcs
long weighing els pounds, was re-
Gently caught ia lake DBnmore.
Wilmington maple sugar IS so DELI
clou. this year that one OF The clsrgymep
Of lhe place really cou ldu't help tAkiug =
good bite 10 the midst o. bis sermon sun
day, aud the congregation smiled and
smaeked their lips ia sympathy.
John Patton, convicted cor mabslaaghi-
Ct 10 shooting Barney McCuc NJ Rutland,
has been sentenced 20 u years in the
state prison
The indictment against Edward A.
Jewett for embezxling funds Of The T. $.
government, while deputy collector Of
Internal Revenue, has been Withdrawn.
DIN Sturgess Of Morristown, was 10
the woods, recently, aud stAndipg wit
bis gun under bis arm, muzzle mp, while
two Others were telling tree. As the
tree fell i swung around, bit the gun,
broke the stalk aud discharged lie cou.
tents Into the heshy part Of bis arm.
The wound is not dangerous
John Farrell, Of Rutland, was recent
~ fined seven dollars aud costs for bury.
ing horse near brook where several
families obtain water for domestic use.
Hon A. b. ilalbert, OF Essex, has no W
ia his possession a powder horn which
formerly belonged 10 his maternal grand
father, Captain Samuel Bradley
died 10 Essex 10 lo34--aud was carried
by him in the battle OF Bennington, Aug
18Th, l777.
An old democrat IN Glover who "salt.
ed" down a little currency during war
time has lately concluded that the coun-
Try Is not going to the "shebung" this
year, and unties bis purse strings. lie
lately paid school tax OF $3.50 in three
cent pieces
Pace, st. Johnsbury Academy; recita.
ton, physiology Question by teacher.
"Name flavor that is excited by the
sense OF touch" Advanced scholar: "a
skunk" Then an audible smile peryad.
ed that class.
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DEpORT n tie Condition 81 The
~ rsasukI Nttausl RsnA - N&schessss. -
MAnshasssf ia ~ state y NsEnaat. - ne siees

pEpORT n tie Condition Of The
~ r4i4sukaa Nstsausl RsnA - Nxnchessss. -
Masrhasssf, 10 - stats ~ fsEmaats ~ ths sieas
- sussaess. Apr lea ts7t
NEsefNe&k
Inaas Aua dsssnsnis - 3
4 s nands Sc serars csfC1tstien. = fN ~
4 - HsnAs 90 hAn8 a.eHe g
nas fraa sperussa reserve aFsnls, fsQz0 =
- estate laf18iufe aad hKtaf~s. an -
4gas q at6sf Ssiiensl tanAs, k.sA e.
speeis finrle8haa reid frs4sars aesssl ssa p
ISral tsnaes nosss. siso -
d ~ essi 8 e,rral.sisa5 AIRS %
Total sssa. sss %
a8ANtLFTfts.
Capltsl STOCK Pas3ia. uAea e
Ssypins Yuna Fatc -
Tssif,tlsa uruats 6ss -
Nti3onsl d al soies 0stsssueinK. l,Es &c
Individual deposits, Tl,FlQ z
Demand esnihostss u deposit, 80 y
fetal ga * q
SrArE % Nrawosf, Coentt - Bennington -
4 William Il. Black Cashier 81 the hEttSnkin
National Bknk of Manchester, do saiemnly swear
that the above statemeni - true. 70 tbs beet o.
mF kHowlrdge and belief
Subscribed aud swora 10 before me, shis ASH
day q April 1877.
Notary Public
y. H. BUTTON.
Al GRAY. Directors
T.. J. HAwLEY
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A few years ago august Flower" was
di.coiered 10 be certain cure for Dys
pepsis aud Liver complaint, few thin
Dysprptics made known to their friends
how easily aud quickly they had been
cured by its use The great merits OF
GREEN's AuGUsT FLOWER became herald.
ed through the country by one sufferer
to another. until without advertising, ils
sale has become immense. Druggists in
every town iu he United States are sell.
ing it M person suffering with soar
Stomach, Sick Headache. Cosliyrness,
palpiialioa of the Heart, indigestion, low
-piriis, etc can take three doses without
relief 60 10 your druggist, Wall x
II cd az V Grover. and get a bottle fpi
- cents aud lry il sample bottles Zoe
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a.HLrn n1vEsssos prvsaos
cnaas Eassss Ksassth
nrhpHvT. srfrsFrteaEns.
syrsua sgrLaSp, vra2oEr
..t.. Lee. ns-sssssss
0nfse suETn
asaE4n N.fes
49, Ma. ksw gask Btpress
1saAs Kls'l EtsFsss.
Sfsss snpasF MsuaR
e0lse t0I1H,
Sea Mlses
- ~ Nslt rsprs.s
81 asF hsghs rtFasss
ssass n~.s.s.
auntiag ifuu passst so NsnehtflsJ hff.ai 4sslit
H, ksaRrn. Trarsstaf
bsesa sssss4. resssf. geepeff a.
y Timot r9sfrsaies
naals aruses 10 MAN issta if e ,
ws.i.an. hs..seaas, gasaa.oa. ga.sn.so.a. g.
aatEsHNutk, Ffa1as4aF
ar.ss.s Al Mtashs.tsf railroad stpei 1yaaay
geans.Asfs sas Triasfs - II ~
hxyvsss-s. lsasss Mas ha.seg railroad aspa'
fsmnAa8a ThnretaFs tmd ssiefAsgt - u T. =
me- ssrsv.l q Me- Toft ifaia Eesng hsfih.
ps., Eaa.sgess. E.ss4sz.s.syy. ca.sssv. a.
NV TssTN rfsggasseg.
asYssss a RaneAessef fasifots aeFeA k9nasys
ws.Aess1sFs Ans Fr9sgs 81 -
ksssatlsa. isases Manchester rkiifpad eeFo
TUESDAYS. ThureAsfs knA sstnfasgs A. u =, =
sfss ssrteai u % Is 4. irssa FuiuE aprih
Fsr4a Eas.4sasesvy = cs,ss.ers
4 q. Gears rgepnstar.
Nall. Cl@sss
suUTm By railroad - kew Yoft. kilspYs ffal
seask anA West ~ ~ s. k.N,
goHTH ~ railroad fer Kaiikga. bafhnNial
sofsh sDa EHsi a SIS
GRANVILLE mai ~ stage eiots' ~ ig - q
POST OFTicE epea from a testN
M.lis frsa ,As sefsb ssfiHs A. ~ fasi atasf E
tssMs
asns fram lAs ssaih arrive - tht resi past'
t18r.w
Mslls Tor Peta, LahaFfose. B0Hdyii,r, JsmAiel
Ae.. ~ stage, close 81 fAetofY Fu;nt Pest 81
ace 81 n =. Tussisys, ThutsdsTs asf raj
stAkft.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-04-26

ACAgD. &C. ~ Law aud family wish
10 express their sincere thanks to their
friend. aud neighb0rs, who 20 kindly as.
sisted them during The illness Of their de-
parted sou, and 20 those who assisted 1t
The services 81 the house, and to those
who accompanied them 20 Greenwich I;
also 10 those who - generally aud vol
nutariiy accompanied them 10 Manehes-
ter, VI. We w0ald also express our
thanks 20 our former neighbors aud
friends that met US At the depot II Man
chester with their carriages, aud assisted
az ii dopoeifing The remsins 10 their "a 81
fesiing place. Long will they all be re-
membefed By ns
fRARE Law.
g. w. Law
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-04-26

Consumption, Bronchitis, Chronic
Cough, Bleeding OF the Lungs and air
passages, are cured by DR.. a. j. Tlagg's
Cough and Lung Syrup. This agreeable
remedy can be administered TO the most
delicate and feeble with safety and GER
tain relief. Prepared only by Dir. A. j..
Flagg K Co, Claremont, n. H.
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Local Intelligence.

rarRspAr. Arnlr- ir7
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-04-26

The Gates House Is The best In Ben.
nington. When you come TO town, stop
there
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SPECIAL NOTICES


Masonic.
The Hsxt Regular CONTAMINATION Of AdouirAu
Lodge p A A. ~ viii be held on Thursday
evening". Apra 2G. 1877. Al Fsriorv Point.
J. n. WHlPpLR, Nm
AdeatrAIn Chapter. No. Is, n. A.. ".
Se1i regula eonvoeAtion on ThursdAy even.
ing. Msy st u o'clock.
". BLACK. Sect
skinner P"st 30. ~. q. A. n.
Meets IN Aasms Hall. Factory Polnt. on
the arst Tuesday evening q each m0nth.
john C. BLACKMEB Commander.
Draat Lodge, No. 100, !. %. g. r.
Mssts At Adams Hall every Saturday evening
A. O'Clock Al members 81 the aorders are
invited. Dsgrse meetings every frst and third
Saturday eyeaing q each Hi0ath ~ O'Clock.
7. J. HOYT. L. b.
tndIae Firs Company,
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VIII De uone that laWlet viii NOT ne
ashamed Of. We hope for some action
to be taken soon.
BONNEVILLE.
Miss Sage i engaged to teach school
IN he Slade district, aud Miss Vail in
the Graham district.
The Ladies' Aid Society raised eight
cen dollars towards purchasing new IL
brary for the Sabbath school.
The season Is very early 10 this sec-
ton, and there is very little snow in
sight except on Stratton Mountain.
Our clergyman Is attending confer
encc, aud the pulpit Is supplied by Rev !.
Mr.. Per. The Sabbath school has been
kept up al winter
Mc.srs Parsons & Boyle are soon 10
leave towd. A gentleman from Aver,
Mass, has purchased Mr.. Bogle's house
ami will 1T IL up for summer residence.
Ellis Wilder made 1900 pounds of
maple sugar His sugar works are fitted
up with the latest improvements, and his
sleek looking cattle and tidy buildings
beloken the prosperous farmer, Ills
farm consists Of 200 acres, aHi Is the Col
Vail place, snd hss brought It's owner a
handsome income he pa, three years,
showing that farming ia tbs town pays
IL properly attended 10
Some cf onr lsdies put the town au-
thorities 10 sham The other day by turn.
ing ont and fixing sluice way Ia The
road bich has been sadly ia reed OF re-
pair since DE snow disappeared 1t
seems that tl,e sothoriiies bad been noti-
fied, bai ueglecling 10 repair. the ladies
took the matter into heir own hands aud
made 4 very good lpb Of it.
loSpoNpERRY.
Byron NJ. wilkins has fitted np
rooms Ia Gibson'. block to be used as a
BARRIERS stop.
The friends OF VIM. H. Stowell will
be pleased 10 learn that David Arnold is
to retain him as bead clerk IN his store.
MIR. l.. r sheldon, successor to
Mrs. ward, bas fan liue OF millinery
goods fre,h from Boston aud New York
markets.
MIR. ]. q Martin has painted aud pa
percd Bis law flee, aud those 10 want Of
legal advice w!ll dnd friend Martha Ihe
+ right nan 10 The tight place,
I The Drsmailc Clnb are to give att
entertainment 81 their lall on Tuesday
evening, May isi, at which time they
viii present the war drains "Foiled, or a
Struggle Tor Life sud liberty"
souFn loSpoSDgRRr
Tie village school commences mex,
Monday, Miss Clara c. Woodward, tea.
cher.
T Both 81 our miiliners have gone 10
The city 10 make Their Spring purchases
Prepare plaoe on the bsek Of your bead
on which to hang pew boanet
Oar school committee received bali a
dogsa applications for the school irem
the nstioe ID sbe JerNAt be IL verg
sorry that he eonld MOI give lben 81 a
school, bat having bot one Al bis dispo-
sal, be could Dot DO IL
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JoUEsAL CORRESPONDENT.
WoOffosa, VI
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NknXnns nEnI.ilA.

NuH WEAKNESS OR DEPRESSION; 3
weak exhausted feeling, no energy or
courage; the result OF MENTAL OVER
WORK INDIscRETIONs or EXCESS, or some
drain upon the system, is always cared
by HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFIC
No %. II tones up and inyigorates the
system dispels the gloom aud despon-
dency, imparls strength and energy
lie drain sud rejuvenates the entire man
Been used twenty years with perfect sue.
cess by thousands. Sold BY callers Price
sl.00 per single vial, or $500 per single
package OF five vial and 81 % vial Of
powder Sent by mail on receipt Of price
Address. HUMPHREYS HOMEO.
PATHlC MEDICINE COMPANY,
j62 BROADWAY New YoRK.
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Tie Fuller battery, Braileboro, has or
gaisel - stale artillery company, with
lls Old offeers.
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..-..s--s-..'s.'--
Tariernsa : u rrss "a s6rtrgissmsns
uu8sr - bead e wasted
TIE eresnery ~ iIolaasr s King
en- 81 disposed q Il pnbae suc,iaa.
MsY itih. su'rn spensr slspose8 Of 81
private saie hs ! good tails!pE sad
usa fap8 81 wiib all iss uassi spftpvcd
sTF isooss fos tnaaisg tuiier ard eheess /,
Der snglns heass i usnplesad, ssd
So We nses n9w Is tbls difsei8os is mere
aase naI beisr Eateg supply We
bopr car cijsinas vIl sct ,be Bfetuliy
e. sbsse thinFs aud provide them before
there fs "a occasion for ibslr use rsu-
sly saeh shaags srs prooafed amer ihsy
sre mast needed instead q before.
MANaHgsrrM nEror
Ths railroad eompsny are saving up
lhflr uoad Let ,he good work move
on
TAc march of Improvement oontin-
uss. 8ozen mapie trees have been
4 planted en- Elm street
&C "a Pond Is having ss house
7 painied right ont is sprisE style, Too
Ora Whi,msn il the aflist
A p.sic Of fresh strawberries greeted
/ yoaf correspondent 81 tie lea table few
evenings siuce, which call. to mind ths,
"ihete's = land that .. falrer than this,'
also what we ali will spjoy more Of "iu
lbe sweet BY and bY.'
rAwLrr
-LsvI Taylor ia not expected to live
4 Ills disease Is consumption.
As Al. 4. Wheeler drove from the ear
iisge shop Of JAMES Robinson, where he
bad been haviug bis earrisge put 10 re-
/ pair fog the coming season, bis horse tool
fright aud rau away, aud ran into !
board fence, tearing away ne front end
and wheel of bis carriage, 80 that be was
Obliged 10 take Il Back @ De shop ana
goi new wheel and other repairs
Charles Wells drove "a the bank
near Sherman Weeds hons- on Sunday
night The whole concern rolled over
aud over until II stopped 10 the river al
+ the bottom OF The bank Wells, although
badly cot, managed 10 crawl out aud go
{ to Mr. Weeds for assistance. The horse
I was got out nninjared, but when The
wagon came 20 be righted mp it was
/ found TO be badly smashed. To add 10
/ the general confusion swarm OF bees
was found TO be Ia the wagon, aud the
+ tifst warming Tie fellow holding the Ian.
tern had d their presence was about City
coming 10 zee him, causing him to drop
the lantern aud 20 away suddenly, nut.
tering something TO the effect "that il
was 10 time q move bees Sunday night,
and then 90 10 sleep and Jet your horse
go over bank aud let the bees all out"
= The action OF Brattleboro has caused
/ The friends Of The proposed Brstileboro
s. Whitehall railroad to feet as II there ID
very strong reason TO think that the
road viii be built very soon. We are
sorry 10 see that Pawiet as yet has not
taken any action towards helping the
road. To-day you can not meet an intel.
ligent resident Of this (easD side OF the
town, aud ask him bis opinion concern
4 ing the proposed road without his telling
/ you it win be great benefit to Pawlel
aud scarce one who will not tell you he i,
willing to do something for the benefit o
the road, but docs not want TO com menct
FIRST. An that is lacking Is for some pei.
sou or persons 10 step TO the front and
start the ball rolling, when something
will be done that Pawlet will not be
ashamed Of. We hope for some action
to be taken soon.
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As Good as Gold.

We will send 10 any Addrsss enc Get of 3 a..
bsrb bosom EtHds. one elegant fs6rf pie, sHs
hDs lssg linked uEtch ehais, eos mag sisssnt
wedding ring. oHs slegAHtly sAernsed set Of
sleeve buttons Nea enc Improved gasps cells ,
hstaou Ell fer &c., tws eompists lots for 6os or
ioSs 90 only a. singis sTtisle esH Be sod Of
traded for The price 81 the sbois lot Ladies
epmplsle seits, ssrca articles. sane price. Es-
ira fsrns to aFeais. Address
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Have You kDyspepsin 2

With Its attendant troubles, constipa-
ton, headache, loss Of appetite, gloomi-
ness, water brash, distress after eat
ing. etc: If so take DaCostas radical
cnre and be well. Its result is astonish.
Ing, and sure relief Is guaranteed In every
case, where it Is used as directed. Ii
assists digestion, tones up the stomach,
strengthens the debilltated, restores a
natural appetite and as liver regulator
has no equal. A clergyman Of philadel.
phia says: 1t is the very foundation OF
health. TO all who are suffering from u
lsordercd stomach or liver, or who need
a gentle spring or summer tonic, we say
try 1t, and you will thank us for the ad'
vice. Trial size % cents. Sold by Bar
clay brothers
Also agents tor Parker's pleasant
worm syrup, which 10 sure death e
worms. Pleasant to take, and requires
no physic. Price % cents. Try 1T.
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When that important sccrctive gland
requires arousing, it ia only requisite to
resort to Hostetter's Stomach Ditters, the
national remedy tor inactivity OF the bill
Gus organ, for constipation, and for dys-
pepsia, besides those malarious disorders
to which torpidity of the liverpredisposes
person. Far more surely does this
celebrated anti-bilious cordial accomplish
a curative result than mercury or any
other mineral drug used to cure liver
disorders. In fact, such indictments
cannot fairly be called remedies, since,
although they may have temporary
effect, they eventually fail to influence the
system remedially, but instead often 10
1t serious injury. The Btters, on the
contrary, are a specific of the most salu-
tary nature, and are likewise reliable
and agreeable tonic, appetizer and ner.
vine.
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RunOred Contest.

The Pulaski Patriot says: at is ru-
mored on our streets that Judge Duff will
contest the election Of Judge Dougherty,
because County Clerk Hogan tailed 10
give the required legal notice of the cleo
ton and to provide poll books as required
by law for the different precincts in the
county. If the election Of Judge Dough-
erty depended upon any part OF his ma
jority in this county there might be come
color for contest, but allowing our en-
tire vote to be AVOID the ex-governor has
$50 majority outside of this county. Ii
Judge Duff goes into controversy We
take it. it will be on other grounds than
these
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RIVER NEWS.

Captain Eads bridge boat G. W. X.
Bagley, will be out from Pittsburg on the
| first water.
The Warner and barses lust OF the
Paducah ways passed to 81. Louis Sum-
dag.
The Ruth will be taken out on the
Mound City ways after the Jno. A.
Wood comes on, and after the Ruth has
been repaired, the Joseph II. Bigley will
be taken out.
The new packet Dora Caber arrived
Sunday morning from Evansville, and
brought 1856 barrels flour, 100 do grits'
,246 sacks corn, 10 hogshesds tobacco
for reshipment. She Is a splendid light
draft packet.
The Fanchon from st. Louis to Gin
cinnati brought 257 barrels flour; 100
sacks bran for New Orleans, and has n
light trip for the Ohio.
The Hillman from the Cumberland
brought 81 packages iron, 2sio pieces
wagon stuff for st. Louis, 200 bundles
spokes, 9s pieces Iron for Cairo.
The Stahlman from Nashville brought
20 barrels meal, 10 hhds tobacco, 40 tons
and ~ bars iron.
The Nall City brought 200 tons TOR
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PULASKI RADICALS.
County Convention on Monday Nom
inafInn Of Grandchildren

County Convention on Monday-Nom-
nation Of Candidates
The Republicans Of Pulaski county
met in delegate convention in the court
house in Mound City on yesterday af-
ternoon for the purpose of nominating
candidates for county officers to be voted
for at the coming November election.
Nearly every precinct in the county
was represented, and the convention was
harmonious throughout. As there was
only one candidate before the conven-
tlon tor each of the offices to be filled,
the nominations were all made by accla.
nation.
Little jim Anderson was chosen chair
man, and MIR. Jas. s. Morris, of Ullln,
secretary OF the convention.
The following is the ticket nominated
For county Judge, A. NJ. Brown, of
Villa Ridge precinct.
For county clerk, Dan Hogan, OF
Mound City. Mr.. Hogan is the present
clerk.
For county commissioners, f. b. Ohm
stead, of Caledonia precinct.
For assessor and treasurer, John
Weaver, OF Grand Chain.
For superintendent Of schools, D. A
Caldwell, of Junction precinct.
The following resolutions were adopted
Resolted, That we heartily endorse
the principals OF the great Union Repub'
lican party, that we recognize 1t As tht
party of universal freedom, universal
rights and universal education.
Resolved. That the candidates pre-
sented by the people of Pulaski county,
are men fully identified with the mater.
ial interests and prosperity OF the people
OF this county, and that we unhesitat.
ingly represent them rs well qualified to
TO ill tie several positions for which
they are named as candidates.
Resolved, That we are in favor OF the
strictest economy in every department
OF our county affairs in order 20 reduce
our county expenses and taxes.
Resolved, That we have full conf 'ence
in the candidates selected by tins cor
vention to carry out Ia good faith ti'
sentiments represented IN the above
resolutions.
The convention from first to last was
very tame affair, and apparently excitec
very little interest or enthusiasm.
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done. 10 be sure, he is net the son OF
merchant or o NJ. c., and only "m.as.
ures calico" and commits the crime OF
wearing meat necktics aud standing
collars" and "she swept, busted,
secured, ETC.. for the wherewith to buy
new dresses, ribbons, etc." We have
known this young man for years, and he
bears as good a reputation as any in the
city; and II he chooses to love and marry
young girl who works honorably for
her living, whose business is III A
woman who is not ashamed of work IL
the true type OF woman. What matters
it ifa young lady teaches, sews, or works
| in kitchen, does 1t make her any less
a lady? How many ladies In this ity
| to day, who a few years ago worked in
some ones kitchen, and now arc the
honored wives of prominent
men. Are they any the less a lady! We
honor the girl or young man who is not
ashamed OF honest work, We presume
if this young man had borrowed several
hundred dollars mot caring if it was ever
paid) to marry a girl who sits in the par.
lor all day dressed for company, while
her mother is baking and stewing in the
Kitchen sent out their invitations, receiy'
ed quantity of useless siyerware from
those who can't afford it, or tailed 10 pay
for it. We say then they would have haC
half column describing the bril.ian
scene, but we doubt ii the love would b.
any stronger or more enduring. II
young girl is willing to live within tn
means OF him she takes TOR "better o
worse,n should she be insulted through
the daily papers:
flour papers we're more particular In re
gard to publishing personal communica'
tons spiced with meanness and sarcasm
how much happier the world woulC
be- How much better IL is TO speak ;
kind word and reach out helping hant
to those who need it. Society would b,
better aud we each would feel happier.
Much has been said and written abou
young men, but we do say the Cairo
young men will average with the rest 0
the world. GIVE them q chance. Sa,
Kind words or let your pen be silent.
Cairo, August 10th, 1877. W.