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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-04-25


The birds lbai belong to The sea are
very curious, aud their number beyond
all calculation. Every naked rock OF rsuff-
beaten elf that rises over lbe i,Dmeasut.
able deserts Of ocean, j. the refuge Of
myriads Of sea birds every coast. from
the equator to The poles, Is covered with
their iegions, and far from the iand their
svsrma hoyer over The solilades Of the
deep. The pengaias are, pefhsps, Of all
others, the blrds that most widely depart
from The Ordinary type of iheif class
Their wings are adopted exclusively for
motion 10 The water, aud they swim With
saeh rApldily and perseverance,, with tue
head sione ont ufwntefthAt they frequent.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-04-25
! NEW USE FOR RIFLES IN wAR-
FARE.

A new use for the rifle in warfare has
been suggested by the experience gath
cred in the late campaign in Turkey
namely, Its application TO vertical firing.
II was found (according TO letter TO the
Times from BueharesD that numbers OF
Russian soldiers weie struck by the Turk
ish balls, when under the old conditions
Of lighting they might have been consid-
cred safe, being not only far beyond the
usual range, but actually concealed by ele-
vstions of the ground, and even bills ly-
Ing between them and their opponent.
A remarkable instance of this occurred
at the Scbipka pass, when General Dra-
gomirof was wounded 10 the knee by q
bulht notwithstanding that the mountain
intefvened the Turkish bullet rose high
10 the air, passed over the summit, and
came down on the other side 80 II fell.
Some Of the Russian rauk and file were
bit in like manner at The same place. The
writer suggests the question whether It
might not be possible 10 devise regular
system OF verticle or dropping fire 10
reach The enemy when quite Out of sight,
hidden behind 9 wood or ridge. The
distance being determined by the ordinary
range Aader ail that Is necessary is sim
pie instrument TO indicate the correct eIe-
vatIon which should be given 10 the bar
rel OF the ride, and shout this there does
not seem any difficulty.
Itiseasy to conceive how demorAlizing 10
body OF troops waiting In reserve With
out the excitement Of action would be q
shower OF bullets from unseen enemies
dropping over the very ridge they relied
on Tor protection. The GalllDg gun APP
pears capable OF utilization In tbis way :.
There is no reason, II seems, 10 fear that
bullets win lose their penetFa,ive power
at such ranges. At two thousand yards
the bullets from the Peabody rife used
by The Turks came With such force IS to
bury themselves sixteen inches 10 bard
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-04-25

Charles snmner never be.d sa offi e
nutA elected - the Uaiied states senate
ln declining 10 be q eaudilaie for con.
gress ID 1877, BE- ssii gy tastes are
alien 10 oaislal be, aud Asye i2ug been
Gccaslonled 10 look % other fields u use.
fulHess.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-04-25

A woman went into 3 store the other
day, aud, picking upA package Of pre-
pared eocoanui with very riekety mon
ksy painted on Il 10 alarming eolop, OBJ.
served to the crowd win dlagusted air I,
What an Ibsud lliss for folks ia Eay
we've degenerAled from this onilkely
eritier.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-04-25

The eagle Of the new silver dollar may
be ugly - . sprawling Bat bat i jlngies
juss - naslosily In ; fnsa's pocket - 4
bird Of Paradise.
Connecticut western news., 1878-04-11
ViCK'S Flower and TegGtable Garden

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 Vick,S Illustrated Monthly Maga- ZInes-32 pages, fine Illustrations, aud Coored Plate in every number. Pri 3e $l.25 year. Five copies fol $500.
 Vick's CAtaloRue,-sNO Illustrations. only cents.
Connecticut western news., 1878-04-11
@ RsEa - CONN. WESTERN RAILRoAD


 Commencing Dec. 1S, 1s7T GOING WEST. TRAINS LEAVE CANAAN. I2. 40 A. M.--Connectlng at Millerton for PouuA keepsie. Albany and the West direct, AAd for EisnktIl at 3.55 r, NJ. Leaves salisbury 1.C0 * Lsksvile, l.os r. N. \, 3.52 F. M.-COnnecJing frem PlttshslA. Al hh lerten fer New York. . Leaves salisbury at Ala Lakevihe A1S F. M. 6.45 F. M-Connecting from PitlAAsaa. Al h&s lerton with Express fer AlsAny aAa he Leaves Salisbury 7.oS ( Lskevills res F. N. GOING EAST. TRAINS LEAVE CANAAN, S.IO A M Leaves Millerton 600 n,
 Lakeville 6 35 Salisbury, s.56, tSsNS IO.23 A. M.-Connecting at Winsted fer HrldGe- port. At Simsbury for New Haven, arriv- ing at 1.4S p. m.-saving 10 miles distance aRp'omH; a1 msrtford ioT unsSntie A0lyS.s; London. Providence, New York . Boatea. Leaves Millerton 9.s0 n, Lakevins, S.t1 Salisbury, l0.0l A. M.
 3.OO P. M.-ConnectIng from Briagsperk Al Winsted for W aterbury and BnAQnkAst, Al Simsbury for New Haven, WeatA@A, MMk yoke and Northampton. At kartkerd Ma Bristol Willimanuc, New LeAaen, lSaE York Boston and Saybreok, via (. V. kx Leaves Millerton s;l5 p; m:, Laksvils asl.. Leaves Salisbury, 2.S6 P. M.
 S.21 P. M.,-Leayes hlllerton 7.S n, Ln&evin 7.53, Salisbury, 7,5SP. N. 600 a. m. Monday mornings snlysl lsaTs Mlllerton at 5:lo, connecting at canaan with Housatonie train north, At Pine Meadow for New Haven, arriving at 9.2o .. m and for New York. At Siusbury fer Westneld and Northampton. aad AEdviag in Hartford at S.45.
 For time at Way Stations and esaAseaaana sss
 JNO. Y. JONES. @aseAa.
Connecticut western news., 1878-04-11
LEAVE PITTsFIELD, VIZ:

FAVE PIHTSt1hLDs VAs s,O0s, m. Passenger train for Bridgeport, AHrGv ing at 1a30 pm, with through car fer Ney
 York, arriving at S.07 ?. m.; at New haveA at 1.10 D. m. Leave Albany at S.6O .. ID. Leaves Canaan at 9.A a. m.
 I.5, D. m. Passenger train for Bridgeport axxty
 ing at 5.45. p. m.. with through car n
 New York, arriving at 7.<5, p.m; 0
 New Haven at 7,SU, ?. ID, Leave Albany
 at 1045 a. n. f Leaves Canaan at 30O ?. m. 2UO D. m. Ml,k Train for Bridgeport, Aruy- ing al s.3o p. m.;N New York I0.aOp. m. NsR Haven II l.52 p. m. Lesves Canaan at 3.52 ?. m.
 5,l0 D. m. Passenger Train for Falls Village, Ax irving at TOO p. m. Leave Albany at s.2S p.m.
 Leaves Canaan at 6.45 D. m. Sunday Milk Train leaves PittsAela at 2.& ?. n, for Bridgeport, arriving at $50 ?. n.; New York 1I.50 p. m.; New Haven Il sap. m. Leaves Canaan al 4.3O D. m. E-AlI trains connect mt mr@~k1eld Junction to nnd from D@RbWry. H. D. AVERlLL, M. BROWN, General Ticket APent supertn endsnt. Bridgeport. Conn.,, March 4 1878. Mu
Connecticut western news., 1878-04-11

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 PURELY VEGETABLE. containing those Southern RootA and Herbs, which an all-wise Providence has placed in coun- tries where Liver Diseases moot prevail It will cure all Diseases caused hy De- The SYMPTOMS of Liver Complaint are bit; ter or bad taste in the mouth Pain in the Back Sides or Joints often mistaken foc Rheumatiem m Sour stomach Loss of Appetite; Bowels al memory, with painful sensation of having failes to do something which ought to have been done; Debility, Low Spirits, thick yellow ap- pearancs ot the Skin and Eyes, dry Cough sften mistaken for Consumption.
 Sometimes many of these symptoms attend the disease at others very few but the Liver the lar gest organ in the body is generally the seat of the disease and if net Regulated ln time, great suffer- ing. wretchedness and Death will ensue.
 can recommend as an efRcaclous remedy for disease q the Liver, Heartburn and Dyspepsia, Simnons' Liver Regulator. Lewis G. Wunder, 1895 Master Street. Assistant Post Master, Phil adelphis.
 I've have tested Its virtues, personally. and know that for Dyspepsia. Bilousness and rhrob- ping Headache, it is the best medicine the world ever saw We have tried forty other medicines before Simmons Liver Regulator, but none oi them gave us more than temporary relief; but the Regulator not only relieved, but cured us.- ED. TELEGRAPH AND MESSENGER, Macon, Ga.
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Connecticut western news., 1878-04-11
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Connecticut western news., 1878-04-11
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Connecticut western news., 1878-04-11

JNO. E. JONES. 9eseas.
Connecticut western news., 1878-04-11
Cheapest Route to New Y0SaE
 STEAMER BkIDGEPoRT.

Capt. Chm9. Wocks, Will leave Bridgeport every night CSatur 6ag @ irving in New York about o'clock Asxt me2l ing.
 Returning, will leave Now York every mex MAam Sunday excepted.) from Pier 3k, East Riva, ~ of Catharine street at 11So.
 Freights received ana way billed threa9h tm mm stations on the Ho sR onie railroad at vesS lew rates. Tickets can he purchased through te W0w York less than by sl Iailroad, aud baRTage ah eaa~ ed through from all trains.
 F. S.-The evening MILK train en tAs Meamaam ic raflFuad connects with the 1teamee nFiaeRNp9A tsti JOHN D. HUNBHxA. uSSN
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-02-06

road acts, have issued bonds predcated couai-
tionaily on lard grants on lands in the Indian Ter
ritory claimed by said companies. Referred.
Rice OF Mass, presented majority report Of
tbs Pacific Railroad committee to accompany the
bill extending the time for the completion of the
Northern Pacific.
Morrison presented majority report. Printed
and re-committed
Shelley offered resolution calling on the Sec'v
oil Tue Treasury for detailed statement of the ex-
terred.
Hewitt presented two petitions-one from New
ioik and one from Boston-sskng Congress to
70 ADOPT appropriate measures to mitigate the
haiashlps Oh the famine now raging in China.
Memorials were referred to the committee on
foreign affairs.
The bill which was up yesterday in the morning
hour, 10 authorize the construction of a bridge
across the Mississippi river at Memphis, was taken
up, briefly discussed and referred to the commit.
tee of the whole on the state of the Uniou
Knott, from the Judiciary committee, reported
back the bill introduced yesterday by Hooker, an
thorzing the holding of special term Of the U.
S. Circuit Court for the Southern District of Mis-
slsslpp the ID Monday in March, for the trial Of
cases arising out of the alleged depredations on
government lands, and the cutting of logs and
timber thereon.
The object OF the bill was to afford the accused
parties speedy, convenient and cheap trial which
they could not otherwise have. The bill passed
yeas 1879, nays l02
stephens, chairman Of the committee on COIN
age, weights aud measures, reported the testimo-
ny taken before that committee on the proposed
galoId coinage, &C., and asked that it be printed.
So ordered.
Springer gave notice that he would TO morrow
call p the California contested election case of
Wigglnton az ainst Pacheco.
The House at 40 went into committee Of the
whole (Blachb burn in the chain and resumed the
consideration of the Military Academy ay ppropr-
ation bill.
On motion of Durham, the item of $1,000 for adj
duionsl pay Of professors for length of service,
was struck out.
Mayham moved to strike out the item of 5000
for pay OF one instru ctor of practical military en-
gin.ering, Ia addition to his pay as LIST Lieuten-
ant.
Without disposing of the pending amendment
the commi ttee rose and the House adjourned.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-02-06
Maine Industrial School for Girls.


The Legislative Committee on the Industrial
School have recommended an appropriation OF
$4,000 for the support of this institution for the
present year. This amount in the Judgment of the
Board of Managers, is insufficient by $1,000, to
meet the expenses of the school for the year IL
the recommendation OF the Committee shall be
adopted without amendment the Managers will
be compelled to take immediate measures for
closing the school, and the thirty -four girls now in
the institution will be sent back to the perilous
condition from which they were taken; except a
few, for whom homes may be found.
1t is difficult to understand the reasons for this
severe discrimination against the only reforms-
tory institution for girls under the patronage of
the State, or why the Legislature should go back
upon the Industrial School in the most successful
period of its history. Is the reform of n viciously
disposed girl less important than that of vicious
boy ? II the condition of the State finances re-
qulre retrcnchment, it would seem more reasona-
bile to apply fetrenchment where the claims upon
State munlfcence more doubtful and where
retrenchment will be less disastrous to the moral
interests of the people.
The success of the Industrial School during the
three years of its existence has exceeded the most
sanguine hopes of its friends the improvement of
the gIls has been q surprise TO those who have
charge OF them. The beneficial results of the
school are apparent to all who are familiar with
its condition. 1t will be a grievous reproach to
our noble State, TO allow one of its most meritor-
Gus reiormatory institutions, to suspend its opera
tons for want of funds.
The lacking $1,000 might possibly be raised by
private su description. But with so plain an ndca-
ton OF frendliness on the part of the legislature,
generous friends will have little encourag ement to
come to the rescue of the school in this emergen-
cy 1t is sincerely TO be hoped that Industrial
School, the only hope of mercy to an inperilled
gnl. will not be compelled to close its doors.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-02-06
WALJACE'S BOND BILL.
The Bill as Reported from the Senate
Finance Committee.

WAslHNGToN, February ). Wsllace's long
bond bill as amended and reported from the SEN
ate Finance Committee to-day, directs the Secre-
iary of the Treasury to issue 500 900 900 of cou
pom bond, of denominations of S25, $50 and 500
of equal sums of each of said denomns nations, re-
deemable in coin after fifty years from date OF is
sue, and bearing Interest payable semi annually
in coin, at the rate of 365 per cent. per annum.
These bouds are to nc 10 lieu of the same amount
of per cent. bonds authorized by ac of July H.
1879 and like them are to be exempt from Taxa
ton.
sub-tressuies aud t. 5. repositories at ar AMI
accrued interest for coin or for United States le-
gal tender notes, at the current market valuation,
aud proceeds to be applied to the redemption
OF any outstanding United States bonds, bearing a
higher rate OF interest.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-02-06
STATE NEWS.

Opium eating only numbers its victims by units
while rum drinking does by hundreds, but If ru-
NOR is to be at all credited, gentleman of cul-
ture and ability, well known in this county, has
quite swamped MS prospects by heavy draughts of
thi. fascinating drug. Lewiston Journal.
Last week J. II. Robinson & Co. cut one thou
sand tons OF ice from kenkuskesg stream In four
days time. The ice is about eighteen iaches
thick
man claiming to have been for many years a
soldier in the U. 5, army with bullets il his body
and bullets in his pocket, created some interest
around town last week. lie claimed to have been
held prisoner in Mexico for several years, and
was making his WAY on foot to his home in Machi-
a., where he bad not been for over twenty years.
The last time he saw his mother she sent him to
purchase some sugar, end he says he is on his way
home now with the sugar Lincoln County
News.
A book agent was talking to George Freeman,
a colored resident of Bath, the other day, 10 re-
gard to the foolishness of using rum and tobacco,
and advising him to leave off and lay up something
Tor y rainy day. Says George: YES, that is all
so; but then I've got something laid up for raj
ny day" 81 am glad TO hear it, says the book
agent, ''what is :" AN umbrella" answered
George. Bath paper.
Ira NJ. Wslingford of Berwick, fell dead last
week just as he was to take drink of water from
a spii ing. Aud will not the reader see what
warning is herein containedf
Since 1872 the sum of Sl47 900 has been receiv-
ed in fines for liquor selling in Portland, by the
Superior and Municipal courts. S2l,7oo was re-
ceiyed last year.
A daughter of Mr.. Charles J. Pencil Of Port
land, was badly burned about the hands and arms
recently by benzne, with which she was cleaning
her gloves. when it took fire.
There are nine large vessels about loading graip
for Europe, in the port of Portland,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-02-06
Chicago Produce Market.

CHICAGO, February s. 1873.
FLOUR-EXtra spring 4 5Oa5.75; western 0.C0;
southern o 90.
WHEAT No spring 1851 No. 2 104k: silt
edge 1885, February, .02 $40 =; March, O3'sa;
Aprl, 0-ao.- No 3, O.!si4 rejected Sf1s.
COIN Sales 3ssSs% cab b d. February 3s1a
sS1s ;IMarch 80 400; rejected 291s.
OARS Cash "a; February. 22ha22a4; March
% cato.
RYE -50H.
BARI EY-45x.
DRES>t ID HOGS 4 20a427k.
PORK-Casn. 16(1--al0.65-; February 1065-a
lO.1jis Maicn lO7.H; april 10 90.
LAkD-Cash 7.20 a7.25 February 722ha7.25;
March 7.30-a7.3 4 April, 0 60.
BULK MkATS- shoulders SsSait; SHORTY rib
sides 5si-o; short clear rib.51a0-; clear sides
5a4a6a
WHfskEY-l0}.
FRElGHrS-Corn to Buffalo ga cents wheat
do cents.
RECElP rS-Flouf IA 900; wheat 5000; corn25,.
100, oats ~ %; rye 3.5uO: barley IL 100.
SHIPMENTS-Flour 7,c00; wheat 81 600; corn
5000; oats 5000; rye 1880; barley 5,O0o.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-02-06
'The Am erican CyclOp9dia.

The American Cyclopgdis by d. Appleton &
Co. Of New York, is work that cannot be too
highly commended. 1t has been produced by the
combined labor and skill of hundreds of the ablest
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tire range of human ktaoaotedge as II nor erists.
each subject receiving the treatment due to its i'm
poitance, and all is stated n the best language of
the present day. by the most thorough scholars in
each department. II is impossible in this short
article to give any just idea of the magnitude of
the work, and the beauty and excellent of its de-
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ton of the subject matter alone has exceeded one
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anu diagrams, and, IN its sixteen royal octave
volumes, constitutes well selected library in
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fifty thousand, and among the purchasers are
many OF the most emf nent men Of America.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-02-06
FOREIGN.
Greece.

ATHENS, February 5. The Turkish Minister
designstes the action of the Greek government as
a declaration OF war. lie telegrsphed to Constan-
tnople for men-of war to convey him hence, in
consequence of which the Turkish fleet under lio-
bart Pasha has arrived
The Greek government is in CONSERVATION and
intends appealing to the intervention of the guar
anteeing powers A great panic prevails.
A Project Shot.
ST. PETERSBURG, February D. While the Pre-
feet of st. Petersburg was giving to-day the usual
audience for the rec, ption of petitions, a woman
fired upon him twice with a revolver. The Pre-.
feet WAS dangerously wounded by one of the shots.
The ball has not been extracted. The Emperor
and Prince Gortschakotf have visited him. The
city is greatly excited. The woman who was i'm
medisely arrested preserves complete silence in
regard TO h,r motives.
England
lIarcourt Conservative has been returned to
Parliament for 0xfordshire, without opposition, to
fill the vacancy occasioned by the resignation OF
the Right Hon. Joseph Warner Henley.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-02-06
THE OAK ma CASE.
Christian Ohlland Sentenced to Impris-
Onment for One Year.

New YORK, February B. Christian Ohliand
proprietor of the liquor saloon, charged with Grim
insl assault GU Mrs. Adde W. Oakman of Boston,
battery, which, in view Of his previous good char
acter and the fact that he was betrayed by appear
ances into The offence, was accepted by the prose
cution.
The judge in passing sentence said the COM
plainaht much in fault, and as the circum-
stances were of very peculiar character, he
would on ~ impose the penalty of eighteen months
IN State prison.
When the commitment for Ohlland was being
made out, the judge diiected to have the term of
imprisonment assigned to him for only twelve
months.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-02-06
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE
daily Ksnnebfe Journal
A GREENBACK MEETING.
An Animated Debate.

BIpDEFoRD, February 5. The greenbackers
held a meeting Monday evening at Biddeford
and elected +. II. Cove president, and a full
board of minor officers. An animated debate fol-
lowed the presentation of resolutions, one of
which was that it is inexpcdent to put a green
back ticket in the field at the city election. The
democratic greenuackers supported the resolu-
ton; republicans favored ticket. Finally &C
ton was postponed to the next meeting.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-02-06
WASHINGTON NEWS.
DOINGS OF THE SEVERAL CON-
MITTEES.
Reception at the japanese Minister'S.

WASHINGTON, February 5. Tue committee OF
ways and means to-day commenced the consider
alton of the tariff bill. They are to hold two
more meetings this week on the subject, and there
after will sit daily Friends of the bill say there
is every probability of its becoming law.
The house committee on naval affairs to day
agreed to report fAvorably on represent alive
Whitborne's bill providing for certain estimates
of the navy department TO be given in detail, in
addition to estimates required by law.
The hearing in the Venezuela case was post
poned till Friday.
The card reception of the japanese Minister
amp wife last night was remarkably bril- ant The
foreign Legations were represented by ex-mini,ter
Davis and Schencil and Minister Foster present,
Judges of the Supreme Court, members of Con
gress, and prominent personages, all accompanied
by ladies.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-02-06
The Returning Board
The Anderson Case About Ready to Go
to the Jury.

NEW ORLEANS, February 5. In Anderson s
uia rebutting testimony and cross examination of
Edwin Harris was closed, when Attorney General
Ogden opened the argument for the State.
Delay will occur by the defence when accepting
the proposal OF Judge Whittier TO furnish hun at
the close of the evidence with the points of the
charge to the jury to have them written up
during argument consequently the case probably
will not go to the jury until tomorrow.
Litteheld has arrived and will be used as the
main witness against Wells who will be tried 1t Is
SAID in March. Wells is still in Jail.