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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-03-01

. prepared TO leave. DO yoa lhink ], vsry
harifulf
As an occasional tonic, have no OBJ.
Ieciion 10 tea As a beverage, madam, il
Is an invention Of the devil. Good morn.
ing.
John stephens sought his home that
evening with heavy heart. Ills wife
be believed confirmed Invalid, or hypo-
ehondfise lit mallered little which; one
was as bad as the other. His re nonslrAn.
oes were " no avail, be was doubtial
even whether bic wife loved bin, lie
opened the door softly with bis latch key
This bad became habiluAl; sldom did
the gentleman show himself TO his bsloy.
ed wife until after the dining bell had
summoned the family to the dining room
A strain Of music met aud lransGIed
him on the very threshold. Abt's beautiful
song Was being rendered, and his wife
was The musician. ile was just in time
TO hear
The eyes that caunot weep,
are the saddest eyes OF ali.
For full year tits charming voice had
been as silent rs the grave.
Company, perhaps, he muttered. Gu.
riosity ovtreAme. Tie opened the parIor
door aud stepped Ia. There was Mrs. j.
Stephens, becominglY Attired, ali alone
as enthusiastic over the 6ue rendition Of
piece OF music As he had ever seen her.
What does this mean, Kate? be asked
with outstretohed arms.
That have given up tea, and am going
TO try hard to be we'll. guess my voice
will come back, John.
guoss so, he replied, folding her tight
TO his heart.
Three months after this the cure was 50
radical, that Doctor Ellis made clean
breast Of the whole thing; and there 10
no word or set OF words that can pro-
woke 50 hearty laugh IN this happy
home OF the Stephens as this physioiogic
ally scientific one -Pericardinm.
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WHITMAN Il GODDARD,
Manufacturers OF
CARRIAGES. a. SLEIGHS

kocTH LsNpoNpEaRH, NFHNosT.
Keep constantly on hand OF build to order
every description Of Carriages from cow red
phmton TO sksies "a buggt, 4 few SECOND hand
haggies usuAiiy on hand f9r sale ehssp. Also
csrrikge ssoek cohstantly ON hand for sale. Re-
pairing done on rhoft Doties and sAtisfksiion
gnarsntsed, We alios no material 10 enter =
carnage sleiga that is Het % the very best
qaaAty, snf hss not been thefonEhlv tested.
KyEAY REI.LOE BOILED IN LfNsFED OIL.
Thsuifui fW past patronage, ve bore 70 merit
c0Eunusnce of the same BY dong good work
~ foksoashls p4iees.
WHITMAN 4 GODDARD.
MAJ 10. 1915. ally
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con nnr,posDEsce w,rn A coarsr

con- Rlch POhDEhCE wtTu C0uPSE-
The Virginia (Nev.) .Eaterprise sny
that Somc weeks previous . young scaIm
grace il that city, who bad lett bis pa,
entail roof in New York under cloud
1868, concluded TO put up job on ii~
old gentleman aud make rsiseP lie 81.
cordiugly ieegraphed TO bis father IL
New York:
Mr.. -: Your son Walter W.,
killed IN the Con, Virginia this moruiir
by falling cage. What shall We d.
with tie remansY
NJ. l.. BARKER.
Almost Immediately tslegrsphic or
der came for $3.50 aud tho laconie repl,
Bury them. The fictitious NJ. l.. Barker
seized the $50 aud went on rotsl
spree, and few weeks afterwards urots
20 bis father over has real name - foi
lows:
DEAR FATHER: have jad learned
that sH Infamous se0an1Fel named Bar
kef seat sou 6ctitioas account Of my
irath and swinded yon out 0f ESQ.
lie also borrowed Ssj from me aud Ief.
ibe country. write To inform yen that
an ei alive, and long 70 ses the old
parental roof again. | am 10 somewhat
reduced eircumstanees, the accumulation
~ tie iAst five years having been lost--a
DISASTROUS stock operation land II you
would spare me 600 ! will be ever
thankful for yoar favor. Give my lDve
20 ALL Your sdse,ionais s0n,
WALTEB.
A few days later The young mau receiy-
she following:
SIR DEAK EOS: have buried you
once, aud THAT'S an end of Il. decline
having any more transactions with
cofpse. You're In he.h. gATnas.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-03-01
As Good as Gold.

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tfa bsfms Is Eeepts. Address
JOURNAL C0AEEAiNNDENT.
NqesdtaF1. VI
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Pure Malt Yeast.

NJ Cstfst has uade sfrkngsnsni. q deliver
PQ&t MAAf gesfi e. huaetkeepefs Ia Nam heater
~ ! aiAti, % TaesdSss bad fiidsgs. Tor sale at
h3f kgnse gu FaefoYy oiHf.
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CHEAP AND RELIABLE

Re sillA,sa deliver OYSTERS 10 MsnrteshT
"a. lstsakFs saa esfue3Rys, Wee bursSi AID
hNpsfi corners 80 Wednesday,. Essf Dorset GA
ghursdAss. AFaaetsu, Had Ariiugi0p and sen.
asFlana 90 EfsaAye. -
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-03-01

John ilnbbarloa, the Aalhor Of "llsl-
eas Babies, Of which 40 800 copies have
been sold, i surprised at tbe success of
lhe wofk, which 10 wrote 10 amase 3
sick wife.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-03-16
moon Associated Press Report.l

Washington specials say II has been
determined TO withdraw the troops
from the State House, in New Orleans
ana Columbia, rs soon rs the Senate
adJourns. The president has the most
positive assurances from the Conserva-
tlves in both States that no outbreaks
OF my kind shall occur, and that the
rights OF all citizens shall be respected
and protected.
The opinion Is hardening that Pack
ard ana Chamberlain must yield to the
pressure. There are signs of impa-
tience aud irritation in administration
circles at the feeble attempts TO thwart
the Southern policy. There remains
now no doubt OF an extra session of
congress.
The Baltimore American says tina /
the scheme Of holding new election
for governors and legislatures in Lou
isiana and South Carolina appears to
have not fallen through, President
Hayes has no authority TO order any
thing of the kind, and there are very
serious obstacles to its being mutually
agreed upon both 10y political parties.
Packard Chester and
lewis Rather Court His Downfall.
Stanley Matthews write Packard
under date of February 9th; cas- soon
rs the next military orders are with.
drawn, the Nichols government will
become the only existing government,
and will have to be recognized. Then
as such, in the meantime, 1t will be
the duty Of the administration to take
care that the results shall not imperil
the rights and equity of the colored
people of Louisiana, 30 far as 1t has
lawful power to prevent, and also to
care that n staunch Republican like
yourself, against whom nothing dis
reputable caa be alleged, should not
suffer, and should receive considera-
ton and position In some appreciable
way.
Packard replies on March 14th, con-
GLIDING: "Though the effort cost my
life, still that devotion would be bet
ter heritage to my children than the
plaudits Of the white league OF the
State, when gained by surrender OF
both manhood and duty. am the
governor and no armed force or vio-
lence can give my competitor lawful
title.n
Colonel Lewis and Counsellor Ches.
ter, colored, and quite prominent in
Louisiana politics, are at the white
house, awaiting for an interview with
the president. Their idea, gathered
from their lobby conversation, seems
to be, that under the administration
policy, and their political and personal
rights, they would prefer that Packard
and those on this ticket throughout
the State should be sustained; but they
are willing to yield to course of
events which the pressure of public
opinion demands.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-03-16
The Pedigree Of Words.

A study Of the pedigree of many
words which are in daily use, would
prove more fascinating than almost
any other kind Of mental recreation.
Pamphylla, a Greek lady, who COM
piled history of the world in thirty
five little books, has given her name
to the pamphlet"
Punch and Judy are the relics of an
ancient mystery play, in which the
actors were Pontias Plate and Judas
Iscariot.
Dollar Is from the Greek thaler;
which is derived from Thai, the valley
of Joachim, in Bohemia, where the
silver works were situated that made
this coin.
Bigot is from Vigjgoth, in which the
fierce and intolerant Arianism of the
Visigothic c0nquerors OF Spain has
been handed down to infamy.
Humbug is from Hamburg; "a piece
of Hamburg news' was In Germany,
proverbial expression fer false politi-
cal rumors.
"Exhort" and "yeast'' are from the
same root, which signifies something
boiling or OVERLOOKING.
"Tabby cat" is all unconscious that
her name Is derived from Atab, Q
famous street In Bagdad, inhabited by
the manufacturers OF silken stuffs
called Atabi, our taffety, the wavy
marking ofthe watered silk resembling
pussy's cat.
"0ld Scratch" is the demon Skrattl
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-03-16
In the Wrong Box,

Phelps On. " Citizen A lady, much
excited, called at the Phelps postoffice
one day last week, and Inquired for a.
missing package, saying she mailed 1t
at Geneva to this place for young
lady. 1t had not been received, and
she inquired what was to be done about
1t. The postmaster, on learning that
the package had been directed to the
young lady's father, and not the young
lady, advised that as the father and
young lady had 81 parate boxes in the
postofilce, inquiry should be made Of
the father, The package was soon
found all right. The father, one OF our.
first citizens (anda widower, by the
way), thought some one had been play
ing joke on him by sending q lady's
corset to him through the mail. A
hearty laugh was enjoyed all round at
the denouement. hss
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HERE AND THERE.


The Porte ana Montencgrins az Dead
Lock.
CoNsTATINOPLE, March 15.-The
dead lodk between the Porte and Mon
tenegro continues. Nicsies is begin
ming to be pushed for rations, being
still blockaded by the Montenegrins.
Prussia Arrnid or Her French Neigh
bor's Military Movements.
LONDON, March ia dispatch to
the Pail Mall Gazette, from Berlin,
says the minister Of war, explaining
the army estimates before the budget
committee, justified the increased ex-
penditure, by pointing to the growth
of the French army, and the recent
movement of troops on the German
frontier, also to the growth and inn
provement of the Russian army.
Death of n Centenarian - Compulsory
Education-New Hampshire Elec.
siOns
SCHENECTADY, N. Y, March 15.--
Mrs. Mary Durham, of Chenille, died
last night at the age of one hundred
and five years.
COLUMBUS, o., March 15.-The COM
pulsory education bill Is q law.
CONCORD, N. H., March 15.--Un-
official returns defeat Jones in the first
district by twenty-five majority.
Montgomery, Ala, Shaving Her Mu-
nicipaI Debt.
NEW YORK, February 15.-Walter
l.. Bragg, now in this city, of the
committee appointed by the Mont
gomery, Alabama, common council to
adjust the outstanding claim against
the city with the holders of the city
bonds, issued in 1870, to the amount OF
five hundred thousand dollars, in aid
Of the South and North Alabama rail-
road, has received the signatures OF
the creditors to an agreement Of dis
count.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-03-16

Philadelphia Times 1t looks as If
Mr.. Stanley Matthews would be chosen
to the Senate to succeed Secretary
Sherman, and the Senate aud the
country will be vastly the gamer by
the exchange. Mr.. Matthews Is not
exactly an angel, as he soiled his pos
litical skirts by hanging around the
outer edges OF the Louisiana ballot
thieves, but he 10 straightforward,
brave, able and conservative man, and
he will stand up for his policy against
all the old leaders of the body. Indeed,
President Hayes had in Mr.. Matthews
his firmest supporter OF the conserva-
tive faith he has chosen for hisadmin-
istration, and in the Senate he would
tolerate no lowering of the standard
that the executive has unfurled before
the country.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-03-16
Sensible Advice.

You are asked every day through the
columns of newspapers and by your
druggist to use something for dyspep-
STA and liver complaint that you know
nothing about, you get discouraged
spending your money with but little
success. Now to give you satisfactory
proof that Green's August Flower will
cure you Of dyspepsia and liver COM
plant with all its effects, such as
sour stomach, sick headache, habitual
costiveness, palpitation Of the heart,
heartburn, water-brash, coming up of
food after eating, low spirits, etc., we
ask you to go to your druggist, and get
sample bottle of Green's August
Flower for ten cents, and try 1t, or q
regular size for seventy-iive cents, two
doses will relieve you. cow.
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Night Associated Press Report.l

lNlsul hSaOClhteu ifeBS kepOrtl
Mr.. Tyner accepts the position Of
assistant postmaster general.
The treasury has cancelled Another
ten millions of 5.20s bonds.
Combinations Mr.. Boutwell,, com.
mission for the revision of statutes.
The appointment OF Douglas, as
marshal, does not please many law.
yers.
An Iowa newspaper man by the
name Hutton, will become the public
printer.
A series ofsurprises may be expected.
The administration Is certainly very
emotional.
Colonel Philips, who has been dep
uty marshal for twenty-five years, de-.
clines to continue.
William NJ. Grosvener, OF Missouri,
will be appointed chief-clerk OF the
interior department.
Herschel V. Johnston and Joshua
Hillare pressed for the vacant supreme
judgeship. IL the South gets the place
one or the other will have it, with the
chances In favor of Hill.
The dispatch in last nights report
from Mexico, stating that Minister
Foster has recognized Diaz az presi-
dent de jure, was incorrect. He rec
ognizes him as president de facto, but
will not formally recognize him as
president de jure until after the meet
ing OF congress and his Inauguration.
Green Clay Goodlove, appointed in
the marine corps since the war as
lieutenant, succeeds Major Cashas as
paSmaster general. Goodlove was APP
pointed from Kentucky, and this very
desirable place is supposed to have been
given in the interest of Cancellation to
Bristow.
Elk president Grant, in conversation
the other day, referring to the civil
service reforms, said he never contem-
plated the blackboard examination OF
applicants, which was instituted by
George William Curtis board. He
thought it rather singular fact that
the man who passed the very best
examination under the rules, should
now be In the penitentiary. He failed
to say to he referred.
A Columbus, Ohio, special says the
Republican joint caucus, for the selec-
ton Of candidate for the senatorial
succession, was fully attended, but one
member being absent. The candi.
dates were Stanley Mathews and AL.
phonso Taft OF Hamilton, w. p. Hol-
land of Ashtabula, Samuel Shella-
barger of Clark, and William Law
renee Of Logan. Necessary to choice,
43. First ballot Holland 80, Mathews
20, Taft IL, Shellabarger 7, Lawrence
8. NO choice. Second ballot--Mathewi
81, Holland 20, Taft Z, Shellabarger q
Lawrence 3. No choice. Third ballot
Mathews 40, Holland 20, Shellabargel
s, Taft 2, Lawrence 1. A motion was
then made to make tho nomination
unanimous. Holland seconded the
motion, rs did the friends OF each can
didate, and the motion was agreed t.
amidst tremendous cheering.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-03-16
Repr0lluctlOn.

Prof A H. Perry, in his new vol-
ume ON political Economy illus.
trates the wonderful power OF capital
IN reproduction, aud cites az an ilIus.
tration venture made by the late
Hon. Samuel Hooper, who once ship
ped goods to China, costing Ia Boston
VI 900. He sold the goods In the port
OF destination for $4,000 and invested
this sum in goods there for shipment
to the United States, and this return
cargo was sold in Boston for 800, 900.
Mr.. Perry, estimating the time occu-
lied at one year, states the profit at
1850 per cent per annum,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-03-16
FROM THE KING.
The Royal wardrobe-Preparat I
tor Departure.

The Royal wardrobe-Prepa ratiens
tor Departure.
Special Telephone message to The HERALD.
The jewellers OF his majesty aud the
royal costumers have just completed
their work, and the king has just tried
on his State dress. 1t Is the most
magnificent ever made. 1t is COM
posed OF complete suit of linked
mail the links are made OF Damas.
ceve steel, plated with gold. A royal
purple cloak, trimmed with ermine, il
thrown over II all. The crown is
gorgeousness itself. The emperor of
all the Russias; the English queen,
and empress OF India, and the French
and Austrian governments have con.
tributed their most precious jewels to
be set in the coronst, which the king
will present to his gracio consort,
when he chooses her. The royal
trousseau is valued at S,SOO,OOO, and
represents two-thirds OF the values of
the world--and Dallas is favored in
being 80 fortunate as to be the abiding
place of the future queen of the carni.
val. Bugles have just sounded to em-
bark his maJestyslleet, oftly.m achines,
all settling down to take the party on
board.
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London paper; At "A Wsshiust n
ten party, where General Butler was
recently aeuest, the hostess, glanclng
over the table, perceived his cup un-
furnished with an important iinple-
ment, ofwhich he was supposed TO ap.
preciate the value. "Why, General
Butler" she exclaimed, in a little wo.
manly flutter of CONSERVATION,
"haven't You u spoon?" "No, indeed,
madam u quickly responded the uen-
eral spring from his seat aud Shaping
his pockets one after the other, upon
my word, madam IL you don't believe
me, madam, you may search mo "
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Props Of the Packard Government.

New York Tribune; After four years
OF the most careful nursing the Repub-
lican administration in Louisiana.
represented by Governor Packard, d
far ADLER, Drawer and more determined
man than Mr.. Kellogg, is unable to
make Its authority respected anywhere
In the State outside of the forewalls OF
the st. Louis hotel, in which the ex-
ecutive offices are situated, and lie is
able to remain there only because
General Augur, with 1900 United
States troops, keeps constant guard
over him. He exercises no authority
in the city Of New Orleans, nor any
parish Of the State, except by the SUI
ferance Of his rival, Governor Nicholls.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-03-16
mr.schurs, pnpcr.

The Westliche Post yesterday drop
ped the name OF Carl Sohurz, redac-
tenr, and publishes the following:
"rhe entrpnce OF Mr.. Schurz into the
cabinet naturally makes necessary the
severance OF his editorial CONNECTION
with the Westliche Post. Although
MS proprietary interest IN the Post 70.
mains the same, Mr.. SEIZURE, while ne
occupies his official position, will not
be responsible for our editorial utter
ances any more than we shall be re-,
sponsible for his official actsn
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A y e,narkable Religious Evens.

Another remarkable religious event
occurred In Rome, New York. 1t ap-
pears that about two years ago tile
German congregation Of st. Joseph's,
then in communion with the Roman
Catholic church, became dissatisfied
with the connection, and proposed To
Bishop Huntington to come under his
jurisdiction. After consultation IL
was deemed best to delay awhile, at
least, and by attendance at the Episco-
pal church meantime the people were
given an opportunity for further dis
cussion. This occurred in January,
and has recently eventuated in an
Episcopal minister officiating IN their
church. Within less than two years.
In this diocese, French Roman Oath~'
olic priest and two German Roman
Catholic congregations lave been RI
celved into the historical primitive
and apostolic church,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-03-16
How TiIdcu TnI,c. I,

Philadelphia Times: If Mr.. Tilden
feels either chagrin, modification or
disappointment over his defeat he
thoroughly conceals it. When he
yreets a visitor 1t Is with the same
frankness and in the same resolute
manner as OF old. He seems cheerful
and happy, Is ready to converse about
anything except the great contest, and
is evidently improving in health. His
intimate friends, however, say that he
deeply feels the unfortunate ending OF
his lifelong aspiration, and some OF
them evince anxiety as to its perma-
nent effect on the governors physical
condition.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-03-16
OLIl HI WoLLY,
Lord High Chamberlain.
RAIL SECURITIES.
The Thunderer on American Railroads
"nd the Manner OF Conducting their
Financial Affairs.

The Thunderer on American Railroads
and the Manner of Conducting their
Financial Affairs.
LONDON, March l5.-The Times, In
Its financial article, says railway secu-
rites are occupying greater attention
than ever before. Suspicion extends
more or less to every railway in the
Union, sound or unsound. Inquiry
shows their finances to be sealed
book. Something beyond arrays of fig
ures, without any kind of guarantee or
correctness, Is required to allay the
anxiety awakened by recent events.
This feeling is intensified by the pres.
ence, and in this market, of a consid-
cradle clique OF wreckers, constantly
watching al opportunity to run down
particular stocks. At present, some of
these are very pusy with the
Pennsylvania railway. Statements OF
the most sinister character are circula-
lated and gain credence, because Of the
bondholders having no means OF
knowing whether they are true or
false. IL thirty-eight railway compan-
les do not call their managers and
agents to put their affairs before their
mortgages and creditors in the clear
est light, there will be an end to Anne
rican railway credit here for many
days. Hitherto, 1t has been the FASH
ion to keep silent when matters went
wrong, but that may become impossi-
bic, II disaster follows disaster rs they
have been doing.
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SIXTH.

This store Is free to oil, where every one
can come and look around, and price things
without being pushed into buying. Parties
are not always fash, and hence shrink from
asking tavors from clerks who are displeased
when left with their unbourht wares. Tho
New York Clothing House has no need to re-
sort to articles, for they are confident that
their prices are low. Goods are goods, and q
customer only Injuries his purse who falls TO
purchase at
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-03-16
WASHINGTON.
The Administration Emotional
and a Series OF Surprises
are Expected.
Stanley Matthews Received the
Caucused Nomination as
Sherman's Successor
hersChel V, Johnston and Joshua NH
are Pressed for the Vacant Su.
preme JudgOShlp, With
Chances for Hill.
The Appointment of Fred Doug
us as Marshal of the Dis
trict Distastetul.
Green Clay GoOdlOves Appointment as
Paymastcr General is In the Interest
OF BriStow's Cancellation Hands
of Is all that Hampton Asks.
NOTES AND GOSSIP.
Tyner viii he satisfied with Crumbs
Phillip' the One OnicchOider Who Nv
Tired of Pap.

Moon Associated Press Report.l
WASHINGTON, March l5.-The new
election scheme is abandoned by all
parties this morning.
Morton has concluded to take the
chairmanship of the committee on for.
eign relations Cameron, Of Wiscon.
sin, will probably succeed Morton as
chairman ofprivileges and elections
Postmaster General Key Is answer
ing applications for office by telegraph.
Nominations Fred Douglas, United
States marshal for the District of Co.
lumbia; ex-senator Boutwell,, OF Mas.
sachusetts, commissioner to revise
statutes; George NJ. Duskin, United
States district attorney for the south
ern district Of Alabama.