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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-03-01
App1TIoNAL srArEMENT.

Since the above statement was made have
beeE RAPIDLY improving Ia health. / have had
nn rturn Of the disagreeabie symptoms that
ptleuded my Former sickness, aud although
affected frou tiulo - tine Wltaseve colds IN
cidentd tJths suiden changes IN our innate,
they have not been sufficient 10 bring on return
VI the distassr My general health mas been eS-
cslleut, ] have gailied twenty-five pounds and
cousld myself entirely recovered from a d.
ssAse that's year ago seemed likely to totally
uadrrmIns my consultation. Since last feblu-
AIRY have consulted with great many afflicted
wsth CatArIh and ia the hundreds oil cases 10
which / have sold 1t have never seen an ia.
stauee sufficient TO snake the eoaidepee feel in
nsnfords Rtdicai Care for Uatarrh.
oct 20, 1915 GEORGE DlN5AoRE-
Each package contains DT SAniord's Improy.
cd luhaiing lube, with full directo for nee Ia
ailaA-os lrIcs tls For sale byAii wholesale
aud iolsil druggists throughout thu Unitod
\ 4.er. WEEKS 4 POTTER, General Agents,
aud Whossls Druggists. toston.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-03-01
SWORN STATEMENT
OF A BOSTON DRUGGIST.

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cNsa gree pain. Aud ssHsssA ever sfmpton "
earn aeash - eonsempilaR- hhel matters
bal feschaa ibis stag, - shOas - "a aths
8 1 bsEsa tde thN uss - skxFaans ktuntsL
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sesAH 70 Improve rspidlt. The dfst dose
ssea.cd q rssaf ssy heed - bal 4ot knuwa Il
20 be far ftsf. i respled gra4aalif 20 asfe.t
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tsht they =eop fsssr a ssas,sa~ NE. T'bu sore
ness kef8ss my etCs; a!ssI paare . the bazsrg
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% kliS ryP pftks tmre tiS4ppa4fud u the uso
- rtSfuHhN EAui0At CuRE TuH GAfAHhu
have bren ta4s ttpHcit beesase - dfag-
gist, Ahtss sstAA gro4s dtJ u emferng ftuta
Catatfh. @la h9Ps 70 cstavince msay that this Il
g,aAt fesaedy.
.Ga l4Galia. altl the irsatm mt n C1tarrh As
prscuoed BY tue best phyacaas. aud have cua
suited thf aost sniiaens Ao0ut mr. tse / have
as~d sEsfy kint ~ remote aud spnaratus that
hAfs appesfssi danns period ~ sit years past
aHd have, ahi toiiosins thoir Use, tsssn z eat
81 VI my general heath, bat 0blAlasl no fshei
" etc image is-ls fro Aay tf9h M
sTit VI ne myseH Sita SANFSKu's RADICAL
CrAE { b4vv reessu neudvi l. ~ yer Que hun.
dred cases wSthoIt singia easa % failure and
have IA numerous instances received shOesalp
orders from parties - whom | have sold QUE
bottle. IAlh " ~ oply patent medrtn8i have
ever rcepAmebdsL never having adhered la
tham befpr6, Although con,tsnty engaged IN
Their sale Very gratefully YOURS
BosroS, Feb 81, rs GEO Il. DIxsM0RE.
suFaots = Feb. %. 1878
III personally appeared ile said George v.
DfbsmOrr, sud N sas osth that the foregoing
statement 10y him subscribed 10 Erus.
Before me,
SETH j. THOMAS, Justice u ths Peace.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-03-01

Queen JezeteIi scheming and ma
licious. Jezebel was not the only
wife Of Ahab. no others are mentioned
by name. see chap * 5. and we
see IN King. q; Z Ii that Jehu put
u death seventy Of his sons.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-11-06
Disasters al Sea.

The schooners James Pender, of Milton DEL
Fisher, with cargo of coal. and the Tennessee
Pisbury, from Portland for Richmond, with a
cargo of plaster, colllded off squash Meadow
shoal, about O'Clock Monday morning. The
James Pender had bad hole stove on the star
board, bow lifted, and top-gsants aud forecastle
broken the main rail, several top timbers and lib
boom carried away. Also lost 'headgear. The
tennessee was also struck on the starboard,
breaking fore topmast, several top tnbers, one
chain plate, anchor stock and davit. Also tore
foresail badly, parted considerable rigging stove
boat and was considerably chafed
The schooner Koscusco, from Camden for New
York. with lime, is sunk off Norwak. She is
full Of water.
Schooner Grace Choate, on her way to Ports
mouth from Gloucester, daring a gale to-day,
broke her main boom and split her mainsail.
Schooner Samuel WsckrIll arrived at Province.
town, Monday, from st. NJ lchaels for Boston. On
the l4th ut. she experienced a heavy gale from
NV, lasting two day., then backing to SE
and blowing a hurricane. Lost sails, boat and
everything movable on deck.
The schr Anna Z. SANFORD, Ketchsm, from
Philadelphia for Norwich, was run into Monday
morning, off Blackwell island, by an unknown
schooner, and had her fore topmast, tly ing lb-
boom and flying jib carried away
Steamship John Gibson, Georgetown, for New
York. reports came in collision with schr S. \.
Lowell, Border, Fall River for Philadelphia, cut
ting aer down and sluking her in less than five
minutes. Took off the captain and crew of five
men.
American barque Limerick Lass, at Hamburg
from New York, had her stern seriously injured
by collision.
A cable despatch of Monday announces the loss
of the ship John Parker, st. John for Liverpool.
Crew saved.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-11-06
Nall]mell lOral NemY.

Mr.. Henry A. Norcross, son of Mr.. o. ID. Nor
cross of this city, is spending few days with his
family and friends, enjoying short vacation from
his duties Superintendent OF Public Institutions
located on Governors and Rainsford Islands in
Boston Harbor.
We learn that five members were added to the
South Congregational church in thi, city on Sab
bath morning last; most of them young people
who became interested in the subject of religion
during the revival last spring. Services were
conducted by Rev. V. M. Hardy of Worthwhile,
VT, assisted by Rev. ii. V Eminons of this city.
The Kennebec river is now showing a larger
volume of water than usual-a result of recent
heavy rains.
Coal vessels continue to arrive heavily laden
for dealers in this city. The trade must be bri.k
this season.
Thieving operations are becoming quite too
frequent in this locality, but detection cannot be
long delayed.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-11-06
NEW YORK.


NEW IoRN, November 5. Some cigar manu-.
faciurers have sent to San Francisco for Chinese
TO take the place Of strikers. Others are employ.
ing gIls.
Two highly important movements were made
To-Day by The cigar manufacturers of New York.
against The strikers. Straiton 4 Storm sent a
telegraph despatch to San Francisco ordering the
employment of 400 or 500 Cinnamon and their
immediate transfer to this city, TO take the places
left vacant by the withdrawal or the strikers.
oven hall dozen cigar manufacturers opened
their shops this morning with American girls.
Insurance.
The president, secretary a d actuarv OF the
American Popular life insurance company and
similar officers of the Security life insurance
company we've called upon to plead in court this
morning, and all p.cad not guilty except Lam
bert, President Of the American Popular COM
pany, who was allowed until Wednesday 10
plead.
Modified.
The Secretary Of the Treasury has so far modi.
fed his recent order to auhorize the receipt on
anu after tomorrow, Nov. q, OF deposits at the
San Francisco mint, Tor returns In trade dollars.
suicide.
Charles Fletcher shot himself fatally in Mrs,
Metzkcr's bakery, at Williamsburg, Yesterday,
because she refused to marry him.
Exports.
About ? 400 900 bushels of wheat were shipred
from this port last week.
Missing.
Thomas Whitman of Port II richmond confden-
tlal clerk of Mumford, Thompson 4 Co.. of Wall
street, sugar refners, arrived at Bergen Point,
thursday night too late for the boat, stopped at
hotel and the next morning walked toward the
ferry laLding, and has not been heard from since
His ovelcoat and hat have been found on the
beach. He is said TO have had cons siderable
money on his person.
Contract A Awarded.
The trustees of the East River bridge met tbi,
afternoon and the contracts for granite awarded
to Pierce, Rowe \ Co.. Frankf rt, Me- to cost
$3.50 $3.50; Collins Granite Co, Z. Phiadel
phs 10 cost S2l2 ,915; b dwell Granite Co. o
Rockland, Me- to cost Si5j 1850. Total cos
5000, l54 30.
Fire.
A fire originating il Fred Bergmau's bakery in
Gates Avenue, Brooklyn, this foleuoon, damaged
it and eight adjoining frame structures, causing
loss of - 900.
Robbery.
Charles A. Daua's home at Glen Cove l..
was robbed last nl.ht of five hundred chickens.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-11-06
Manchester Locals.


Mr.. l.. J. Myers of Manchester, raised squash
the past season which weighed ninety pounds.
Your CORES pondent raised two watelmelons
which weighed fifteen pounds each. " aternelons
to yield wei should be planted light sandy soil
and manured highly. They should also have
thorough cultivation.
The Society of Friends held their quarterly
meeting at Fairfield Saturday and Sunday last.
We had heavy southeast storm in Manches-
ter Friday afternoon and evening. 1t sweled
the brooks to twice their usual size and rendered
the roads nearly impassabe by reason of mud.
We learn that Mr.. w. p. Haskell who was re-
Gently robbed in West Gardiner was tax coec.
tor Of that town; and the day of the robbery
had been out collecting taxes of which fact the
thief was doubtless well aware, knowing that
Mr.. Haskell must have quite a large sum Of
money about his person. The thief or thieves have
apparently tranferred their base of operations
from Manchester to West Gardiner, as several
houses have been broken into and harnesses,
sheep, fowls, apples and the like have been stol-
the past year from farmers in Manchester.
Many farmers in the habit of turning their
stock into tteir best moving fields and letting
them feed down the suculent grasses which grow
up after the haying season is over. 1t is
great error to do thus. 1t is much on the princi-
pie of killing the hen which lays the golden egg.
To be sure larger percentage of butter and milk
is obtained than would be the case were they kept
in their summer pastures, but in the end it is
great damage to the farm. This "fall feed" as it
is called would be ample protection to the grass
roots during the winter season. The feeding off
of the grass leaves the roots bare, and thus being
unprotected the best roots killed out by the
ice and snow of winter, leaving only weeds and
the coarser varieties OF grasses to grow for hay
the next season. This is prolific source Of WON
out farms of which so much is now heard. Far
mers should be alive in these things and see that
they do not iDjure their farms by ipjadiciously
fall feeding their moving fields.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-11-06
STATE NEW 8.

A correspondent Of the Lincoln News says: On
| the evening of Tuesday, Oct. Both, the Boothbsy
Y. Nj. G. A. tad hull corn supper at their room.
1t was we'll attended, about two hundred being
| supper WAS good, and on one side Of the hall
was spread table loaded with daintes Of every
description, which was literally pstronised BY
those present. The Boohbay band furnished ex-
cellent music.
The Knickerbocker Ice Co. of Boothbay COM
menced work at Reeds pond October 30th. They
propose to erect five large ice houses this fa II,
and expect to cut large quantity OF ice the cem-
ing winter.
tannin fIom sweet fern has been completed, and
operations will commence at once. A good liquor
for tanning may be produced from this common
herb.
On Tuesday last a bear was killed 10 Township
80, by Timothy A. George. 1t has been brought
to this market. 1t weighs about 200 pounds
Bangor Commercial
The edit or of the Aroostook Pioneer has been
making a tour in the West, and has just returned,
far-famed country, that old Maine suits him the
best Bath Times.
The mills at Hampden are now running, and
doing good business.
few days ago Mr.. VIM. Rideout, an employs
at the pulp IN Ill at Ssccarappa, had . 800 pound
weight fall upon his right hand, crushing it very
badly.
George Longee, ESQ.,, at Exeter Mills, raised
and brought into market last Saturday morning
hog eighteen IN lnths old, that weighed 733 lbs.,
says the Bangor Wing.
Mrs Henry II. Lowell narrowly escaped being
seriously burned Saturday morning. Her dress
caught lire from an open CRATE, but was fortu-
nately extingushed without serious injury
Portland Press.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-11-06

The use Of "sang" phrases, so prevalent
among the young people Of these times is, indeed,
almost alarming. 1t is not only the conversation
Of boys and young men that such expressions are
constantly being heard, but girls and young la
dies even, often find occasion to make use Of ex-
pressions no less slang, but little more polite
perhaps. As soon as a new phrase of this nature
is originated, it goes from mouth to mouth until
it is worn out and dismissed for another and later
one. Persons of any become disgusted
but are obliged TO endure it. The expressions
increase rapidly, and no help becoming
familiar with some Of them. Victor Hugo tells
of language used among the lowest of bis coun-
try people that differs so much from the correct
mode of French speaking that the refined fnd it
impossible to understand it. America, If it con-
tnues ss now, may soon have a language OF
slang BY which one can converse, and have little
TO do with correct English.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-11-06
THE EAETERH VAR.
ku Si,.'s in1iffpre.ca 70 Ser
Was Altitude.
he MONem entS of the
Frcrp~'.
Continued Progress Of the
Russ ats

VIENNA, November s. Russian successes have
renewed the wal agitation III Belgrade, bat so in.
different to Serviss attitude are the Russians now
mat report Is current that Prince kalageor
gelltcn, the Setvlan preender has been invited to
VISIT the Russian headquarters. and was well re-
ceNed there. whether this is true or not ls not
certain, II IL certain that Servia's trimming has
spoiled her position with Russia, Turkey and the
great powers alike, aud she is likely to commit
herself to some desperate measure IN the effort to
retrieve herself.
hussia1 Official bulletins report continued prog
ress on flevna, Orchanlc, aud the Lovatz and Or
chanie roads.
1eleven is occupied by infantry and cavalry
ana cavalry detachment, penetrated Yobloritza
Iass IN pursuit of retresting Turks.
A Turkish force numbering 900 men from the
south OF The Balkans attacked the Russia force
at Mahren, south of the Elera After four bour,'
hghting the Turks retreated, leaving a hundred
dead aud many wounded.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, November s. A despatch
reports gu the authority Of the Russian prisoners
that Gen. Gouiko WAS severely wounded in the
recent fighting, and has since died.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-11-06

lating thereto. and also with statement % 70 the
present position Of such negotistions and whether
II remains In force as originally made, without
modification or change.
Hunton Of Va. Introduced bill to remove the
political disabilities Of Asa Hin. Passed.
Philips introduced bill TO create post.l saving,
banks.
Tie Speaker announced that he would b ~.
sent tomorrow in Penn, and that Mr. ssy.s. Il
Ohio would act as Speaker pro TEN.
The House at 245 adjourned, ON motion of Mr..
Cslking of Ind, in respect to the memory Of Sen.
ator Morton.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-11-06
supreme Judicial Court.-Libbey.J J.. Pre-
siding.

= =,
MoNDAf' november D.
State vs.. John Mcnamara App't. Heath for
5.c, Th;s ia case of searcb and se;,,ro or -;
ot,A os,,..a,, IT,, -.
DER on the -f.h oi Marcn' anegeu 10 nave oeen
kept for tipping purposes. Poor old Nj Mac is evil
IDENTIFY ON his la st legs hobbng about on crutches
.,a o.rrr;na N. e;gb, If f,nr .c,,ro na ,ho
- ~ .;;e',. 'a0
infrmities which come oil age and dissolnte hab-
its. And yet he is capable of doing much mis-
chief in catering tn the thirst of the inmates ,f the
soldiers, home for drink. He lives ON the Halo
well road near Thai institution and his nrem;.,.
are aid to have become a NUISANCE on acconnt Of
The drnnkenness and disorder freouentlv .een
there. Besides this, there are two o,her ike com
nIs;nts and one indictment pendinp against him.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-11-06
Repudiasion.

iund, the interest to be paid sem-annually TO the
pus'ees uS oil the American Printing House for the
Blind, located at Louisville.
Repudiasion.
AS lne result Of consultation among promi-
morning, 1t WAS determined to move a suspe nsion
OF the rules to-day. for the purpose Of adopting
the resolution offered by Kelly Of Pa last Friday
providing for the removal af the bill from the
morning nour, and ITS consideration from day to
ment that vote then be taken,
1t was also determined to move the aloption of
another resolution to-day, under suspension of the
rules. Also to take from the banking and cur
lency committee the bill which they have agreed
for consideration by the House immed iately after
the repeal bill shall have been disposed OF. Judge
Buckner, chairman OF the committee, will offer
the latter resolution.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-11-06
10 the Hon. County Commissioner. Of Aroo.sool.

10 the Hon. County Commissioners Of Aroostook.
The undersig gned citizens of Reed PI. and vicin.
ty respectfully represent that the public conven-
ience and necessity require the location OF coun.
ty road from the Maine Military road iu township
No. |, Range 5, now Reed Plantation, commencing
near Phebe Piummei's In said plantation. thence
so oath. .easterly to wytopitock Station on the f.
N. A. X. r.; thence by The road as now Travelled t0
the south line o, the county, in said plantation,
to cause the same to be located AZ your earliest
conve pence. SETH sPAULDIN6,
Oct H. 1917. and II others.
AROOSTOOK SS.-Court Of Couaty Commission.
ers July adjourned Term Oct. ~. 1871.
ON the foregoing petition, the Commissioners
being salts fed that the petitioners ponsbe,
and that an inquiry into the me. its 10 expedient,
ORDERED, That notice lie given that the Commis.
s A. NJ, at the wytopitock station, in said Ksed
Plantation (Ne. l, Range 81 and hear all par.
los Interested in said road, and on the same day
proceed to view the route mentioned in said petition
and take such further action 10 the premises
As they judge proper. Said notice 70 be given By
serving altested copies of the petition aud this
upon Isaac Nj Bragg, T.. ID. Bryant As trustee Of
tne 5. Y. He.sey estate, John Lane, u: Webster,
Leomis TAYLOR, NJ. j. Baldwin for the T. w.
Baldwin estate. Geo. A. Upton, for the 4. A. Up.
toa nn eIea.e p, Sreem~oVa sd nolns ss,b u .arS
Prouty VIM. A Condor, ). H. Condon. q. Sprins-
er, 5. Sherwood, Pnebe Plammer. the u. N. 4.
X. X. Company and Seth spanldi ig, supposed
owners of lands in said township. the other owners
being unknown, and the Commissioners being un-
able 10 a. certain by reasonable diligence who they
are and by posting up like copies in three public
places in said plantation; and by publishing the
| same three successive weeks In the Aroostook
Pioneer newspaper published at Houlton, In said
county of ook and six sve weeks In the
Kennebec Journal the state paper, the last publi-
cation aud said service and posting to be st least
thirty days before said meeting, that all parties
interested may attend and be heard, II they see It,
Attest RANSOM NORTON, Clerk.
A truesc0py of petition and order. fff
6wi5 Attest :-RANSOM NORTON, Clerk,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-11-06
Chicago Produce Market.

OHIoHBV, E~VNo'HUer D. feHs
FLOUR-Extra spring 81 25a5 so.
WHEAT-No.2 . spring. l0bka< cash; l05ka
l05 1NOvember, lo3s al04,s December No. l03--s;
a 0U'-; rejected. s3 a.
CORN-No. mixed. +3% cash AZ Nov. az;
Dec. Az.
OATS atilc cash: 24'.c Nov; 231I Dsc.
RYE--No. :, 53he.
BARLEY-Nu.z spring, a584c
PORK Cash IL l2kai3 l2-. Nov. IL u,
Dec, IL As.
Laid Cash SO cash: sI2-as i2K, Nov.;
Dec. 02ha.
BULK MEATS-Shoulders, 5Iah1c; short rib
sides, 6'ii &c; short clear rib, ska 9.
WHIokEY-Western, l O6 -.
FREIGHTS-Corn to Buffalo. 31Ic.; whsa,sdo.,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-11-06
ISEI.FAST.
COIIrl Matters.

BELFAST, November 5. The Supreme Judicial
court for Waldo county adjourned to-day, after a
session of three we ks, in which time an unusua
amount Of business has been transacted. Twelve
verdcts were rendered, there were three disa-
greements of jures aud sixteen divorces were
granted. The death of Hon. Nehemiah Abbott
was made the subject of resolutions, followed by
remarks from members of the bar and an appro-
pirate response by Judge Dickerson.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-11-06
Administrator's Salo.

BY viItue of license from the Judge Of Probate.
will be sold st public auction on Tuesday, Nov. q.
1871 ut 10 O'Clock A. NJ, the premises, the
homestead farm of which Mary n. Hststst. late
of Augusta, died, seized and possessed, including
the reversion of husbands dover; said farm being
situate in said Augusta, on the middle sidney
road containing about 81 Also l0s OF pAs-
lure land containing about "a scress on the same
road also one lot Of bog land Of about 10 acres In
Sidney Said premises being the same purchased
bv said Mary n. Hststas Of 8. ID. Cumminys.
Terms made known at time and place Of sale.
JAMES McGUINAEee.
Augusta Oct. l, 1877, tSwM
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-11-06
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
TO The
Daily Ktnn.:te 5uurnal.
PORTLAND.


PORTLAND, November 5. Samuel Scoles of
Portland. who was psralvzed year or two ago,
40 years.
j. Moore, until recently employed at the Dix
Island granite works, committed suicide Sunday
by hanging. lie leaves wife and family at So.
Braintree, Mass
Poisoned.
Lizzie Colby, aged IL, was poisoned Friday,
probably fatally, by colored slate pencils.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-11-06
MASSACHUSETTS,.
BIncklnail.

BosToN, November 5. Mr.. S. Mcfarland, at
torney, Chas. A. Barry, school-teacher, Geo A.
Rogers, VIM. Ii. Warner and Miss Ada E. Ward,
school-teacher, were to-day held in $1,000 each
for alleged attempt to blackmail DR.. Damon.
Miss Ward wrote to Damon, accusing him of Sc
duction and abortion, threatening exposure. The
cOnsplraters persuaded him to leave the city very
secretly, and followed him over the country offer
ing TO settle. Damon's friends, learning OF the
case, brought HIM back and then entered this
suit.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-11-06

Let all RENE mber that the Metropolitan Theatre
Troupe is to be here this TUESDAY evening 10
give good entertainment in Granite Hall, and
delight all people who at,e nd by the presentation
of the greatest of modern dramas the Two Or
phens." Mr.. John Murray will appear as Pierre.
the cripple. and the Garland sisters as the two
orphans
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-11-06
CUBA.
A Decree.

HAVANA, November s. A decree has heen Ia.
sued declaring that all the estates rhined during
Ihe war and In way of reconstruction will be free
IRON contributions for five years. New estales
ana property acquired in the central and orient al
departments nave the same privilege. All indus
tries aud commerce in said departments newly
established, will be exempt for the space Of three
years.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-11-06
CONDENSED TELEtiRAMS.

Leonard Church. one of the oldest and most re-
speced citizens of Hartford, died yesterday, aged
II years.
The recent statement that Mr.. Potter is recon-
sdeIng his refusal to accept the chsirmanship Of
foundation.