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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-11-07

great sxcglemsas 10 thAl vislslly, and Sal.
usdAy crowd o. men were trying 70 and
The assassin.
library itwil be located 10 The library
Building
Tbs ololhlng STORE otU, y s3biey ia
Bsnnipgion was entered The nighi 81 The
als,, aud 500 Ia goods taken No elas
to lbc thieves
Al vcrEonnes, Saturday, = tso-hotse
team ran down steep "a, striking =
buggy 10 which we're Rev Mr. DAyioot
and daaghtef Both were thrown out.
TIE daughter was seriously aud Mr.. Day
foot quite badly injured The horse was
killed aud the buggy demolished,
Mr.. ). II. Crosby has resigned bis Office
OF Agent Of the State Grange Of Patrons
Of Husbandry. Fer two or three years
be transacted a large business for The or.
der aud gave entire satisfaction, Bat a.
/ he was obliged to hold them strictly TO
cash payments, the business gradually fell
of, until it was no longer worth the ea'
elusive attention Of good business man
John Seymour, OF Essex, was thrown
from bis wagon, on the road 70 Winooskl
The 2Si, by the breaking Of the whifiietreS
aud kicked by bis horse. At last &C
counts Mr. Seymore was still alive, buI
his recovery was dcspaired Of
Mrs. Jabez James OF Victory, heard i
noise among some sheep feeding close by
the barn one day recently, snd on looking
that way she discovered bear trying tC
catch sheep. She tried to scare MI
Bruin, but be thinking perhaps she wal
better game than the sheep turned upor
her. The old lady changed to "doublC
quickn for the house, arriving there il
season to shut the door on Mr.. Bruin.
The removal Of the Howe scale works
from Brandon TO Rutland has given |
new impetus to the growth OF the lattel
place, where the company have within l
year erected nine large buildings for thei
business. The new works occupy abou
ten acres OF ground just south OF the vii
lsge, and they are conveniently situated
between the tracks Of two railroads. A
present over 800 men are employed, anC
this force will probably be increased {
500 before long.
Mrs. Sally Stockwell of West Brattle
boro, lacks only six months Of being
centenarian, while there are two othe
persons over ninety, twelve over eighty
aud thirty over seventy years old In iha
village.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-11-07

Il makes no difference how many Ply.
sicisns, or how much medicine YOU have
tried. il IL now On established fact that
German Syrup IL the only remedy which
has given complete satisfaction 10 severe
cases OF Lugg Diseases. II Il true there
are vet thousands OF persons whe are pre-
disposed to Throat and Lung Affections,
Consumption, HemoFrhages, Asthma, Sc
we're Colds settled on the Breast, Paeu-
monia, Whooping Cough, &C. who have
90 personal knowledge Of Bosehee's Ger
mAn Syrup. To such we wonld say that
1000 doEen were sold lAsl year without
one complaint. CONSERVATIVES try just
one bottle. Regular sizs 70 cents. sold
by al Druggists IN America.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-11-07

sectlfy tnfpidlty Of the Liver, give lone
10 the SsAmAch they aes wlthoai gFlglak
up0n The bowels theY remove bile tFur'
he blood. thcy purify. regulate AID 10.
ig0faie tie body, thereby preventing
many diseases iurident 80 bot sammeg
weather TIE pabl'e, she medioAi pro-
fesalon, aud the Proas. have borne supple
testimony 20 The sterling qashties II The
MASpRAEn BgrrERs made BY ilKsAfi
JouNsoS 4 IoKn, Burlington, W., wbe
arc The only pruprietors of The genuine.
Price g cents pcr bottle. Sold by Val
4 Hard, Manchester and Factory feiRt
VT.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-11-07

The Supreme Court of the State Of
New York has decided that j. G. AVER
& Co., of Lowell, have the sole right
to use the words CHERRY PICTORIAL for
a medicine, and has issued an injunc-
ton against +. V. Rushton, of New
York City, for selling Rushton's Cherry
Pectoral or Cherry Pectoral Lozengers,
or any other use of the name to deceive
the public. This decision of the high
court includes all dealers who sell any
similar article Port Jefferson IL. ~
Leader.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-11-07
sliced wi,s TEN.

pK. skwnss' NFw Hiaop RSsHrr. The mas'
efcctakl uisod rurafgt And RsuovAtar ever eosa.
poznhsA. Has never failed 81 care the uufs'
cases " srrofuia. salt lheum, krytipeiast said
Head, Fever sores, Nleers, AhegmAiisui, Gao
cerous Tumofs ct AL Kind. sn3 al diseases
arising frem Impurities the bioed When take
faithfully Eecnrdlng 10 diftctiena.
te bottles earos itmpies 90 the fscc.
as nuniprt u the Blood,
nrlra Al % IrN A
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-11-07

oounis "a he hands 81 he writer. To
reutnher tho gtistsg, Il rot one 81 he
oammandmenss. i = oolnmendsbis virsat.
Speaker Mafln u speeding he lsgls.
lssirs recess Al homs. ne looks noue The
worss iot wesr Aad vii doabtless oan.
ilpue 10 use sse Eavel - successfully -
heretofore.
Dld speaker Maria leave bic law
msntis At bomef IL seems the Soush
LondopdcFry correspondent " RullaHd
herald and Giobs thinks %. II vii be
I'll right Isuren when yoa get tha, fee
from Mr. Bingham.
Marrow gauge stock Is advancing.
tbs directors hsve voted to ehsnge ], % =
leei gauge AID have awarded The build.
iag 10 Harris Bros & Co, who have 81
ready gone 10 wors to push the enter
psise 10 speedy termination. they hav-
ing lei several portions to Eub contract
ofs, one embracing The route around Bal
mouniAiu, between this place aud jsmai-
-. II i reported here that this sub con-
tractor will 20 Immediately TO work
putting on some two hundred OF more
swedes, who viii work all lie winter.
That the buildIng has been placed ia The
baads Of Messrs. Harris gives universal
satisfaction hereAboUls, aud we begin 20
feel tbsi before the ides Of next Noyem.
Der lhc snort 81 the iron horsa
will be heard in this valley so mote II
he
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-11-07

Andsrsons Poor Mans C0agh Care. viii enr'
your cough ia less time thAn any C0ugh Cure "a
the martst. Il costs one quarter less ihau sn'
other and ury bottle IL wsrrantcd 10 give sat
islaction or money refunded Price IS cents
For sale by Wait a Hard % em'
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-11-07

leaving cor hes, wishes vlgh and Scr oar
vsaerable sd esteemed frisn3a, wiib
whom We bad passed the day and vho
bad borae themselves - cheeFfailf
aud gF.eeialls ihFoaTh ths Pleasani sn-
adversary oae4ssan
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-11-07

MAxpaAEE BrrTERs sfe just the Ned.
riue 10 use during the hested term. They
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-11-07

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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-11-07

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slss fress r.orsst l. Nassbssisf fspefpssif
a. n AtMsscH. frufsasaaf
gser~a. hss.ws. gossst tisassaaf, a.
a. hasrvfas. Pfagrsstef,
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Or n VAR, rrarrsstef.
b. saA sasy neseess 1874 ihs staEs ifam
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psAssisf nsFeA 81 ~ ~ Fssssa ~ ht@
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s8sYe. gisrs1sss a3a sstafasYs a. .. -
|is5ax ~ IasaasaA ~ 6 o. Passenger ~
ss6sisefs sna TeensAeEa - MaaeasFisf Sia
|fsfne4 ~ DE sssart nsHssd places A. fsssoa.
L fstnt.
@eess. La@sgvues. foa8gassv7s, f,sssss AZ.
LsAos Dtus frePrsstof.
|q.ss a ManeAesaes rasiresa depot Mondays
IasmsAays snd friasys Al iF,H
kwsrMRfKe. leaves Manchester railroad depot
|asdays. Tanrsasys aet saturdays a u a. d.,
" afrivai II 10 u a. ~ tFaAn aoshF horih
FSoa LosssAtsyvY . cssasv.
=. D. CuETu. PFoPnstot.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-11-07

WaAls fASsss
ErH = BY raliFesa fgF Mes York. Aihsut, Troy
eaHiA and West 81 ii o. Az
|kTn ~ rkllf1&A for RaiiABd, BaslihgtoL
North and Kasi % -
|AnyiI.LK nta ~ stage esesss Al 10 - a. s'
|sT oFPIcK opsa fsom A. y. tosrs
lls fsoss she gsrih nriye AZ Tbs Poet ofhss =
I19Tn.
lis froa ths soath arrive Al tht Poet os.Ss
- I COR. n.
Ae.. b. stage. close Al FACTORY Point POsi Of.
&c. al ~ A. y. Tsssdsys, Thursdays And Sat
uraays.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-11-07

--Sandgste has high standing in Ben
nington county. She has her broad acres
aud enough Of them. Some of them are
set up rather edgeways, but they are there,
fast property, good, solid real estate, aud
no ordinary CONFUSION will disturb their
foundation or shake them out OF place.
One of her own poets has said, to some
body perhaps:
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-11-07
1000 Acres of Land

Tmherua With spruce, Curly niroh, apek Maple
Beech, Bass woad, At and Film. fasy 4 49,
Goes summer Or Water, With ihis land vac
Dwelling House, Anished iuf iWo families viii
sell IN mAss or IA sopotate iets 81 smii patehes
ere Another lot disconnected ~ ~ sc4es, also
email hunse and lot 81 The old MIN yard
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-11-07

~ III A3NRNNRhfA1s
Two horse buyers from Alhol, Mass.,
we're 10 town last week.
Frank Charehl,i il pracsieing the art
OF TAKidefmy.
Prank Msrdsn is TO teach The village
"young idea how 10 shoot THE winier.
Local items Of isteresg ell be thAnk-
ially received by TIE writer. Anything
tor the JoURSAl mnst be handed In ID
limo Tor Mondays mail
--SmGsh ups were The order last week,
three buggies and one cart going 20 pot.
Fortunately 10 one wa seriously Injured
20 The wagon maker rei0iosih.
&C. ). Winchester has sdveFtised his
tarn, stock, farming tools. etc, al aue.
tion, Nov. lsth. The fafm Is = good oas
eltaased in he town q Landgrove, Is
aaiies from iAls place
--Psrsohs Ihdebted 10 che J0rRSAl
taken At this oaice, viii and their &C
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-11-07
HOUSE, SHOP AND BARN

Bolts saw ArboFs, Mil Irons, ShsfiinE acp a.
IN alter tbe mali MAS burned an she above
suhiect to mortgage, Tsrms made easy.
The Morning herald., 1878-11-19

u nav them-the osly armies that Won
vieIories4 coniroc ing the German hos =
he feoreanized the civil .dministrs'ion =
he aepar. mems, left in ahcs b. she eoi>
l,pse 81 the Empire. With an energy
which wss moth ng less Than tremendous
he latored nigh, and day al bis gigantic
and hopeless task. EsesPing in . ballotn
fron invested Paris, he appeared st Tours
then al Bordeaux, Iken at Le Mans, in
spring with his. own splendid pluck The
siuking besrts Of his armies and his coun>
Ilrymsn. As he sent forth CORDS afsr OOsis
in,o The field. be foucd lime to ins'rnci
prssect-, 10 remove judges, and to s;.bdne
aRed" reyols, 70 esiabiish poiiee, % silercr
the jealo1sies Of marsbak snd generals. 70
correspond with foreign powers. and to
utter thrilling wcris of cncouraRemeu' q.
sorrowiDg and desperals FraDcs.s
The Morning herald., 1878-11-19
RAILROADS.
DHiLADELPHIA, WlLMINGTONAN AN,
L BALTIMORE RAILROAD. -
Nov l0th 1o5o '-

l. BALTIMORE RAILROAD IL
Nov. 10th, lS7s,s IA !, va, o.
Trains will leave Wilmington as follows
plilaaslphia and intermediate stations,
IoS, 10. 10 90, a. m. 2,8O 100, 7W,
80 pm. BIN JIG ga
philadelphia { Express, } 0 0Oe5oa. m.
fh1ladelphia and New York, 237. @ so a .
p. i2B7. IL 80. 648pm.9 = =
baltimore and intermediate stations. s II
am, "
Baltimore and Bay Line. YCs. ii
aalt1more ana Washington, u 81, 2 l6. 3 ~
ana, IL 81, I0i s 10, 10 2S b M. u ~ w
Trains for Delaware Division leave ,or
Mav Oastle6 20, els, o m, l O5, 8 30 3. m!H
Aarrington and intermediate stations Is
any, 06, 8 80 pm. n "VlI ''''rr - - ~
pslmsr and intermediate stations. 0 Is
SUNDAY .TRAINs.
fhliadelphia aud intermediate stations
10 m, 90. 90 p m.
fnl1saelphia = ~ p1ia'and and New York s2@.am.5.s
esis,mo-s J AMI Washington IA II. 30, ssp,
For further information passengers ore
rns fstsfred : 70 ths mme tables pcStsd at the Dc
juns-ly'a joIgst A.EKENNHY suot,
The Morning herald., 1878-11-19

SOME vie perrons who are pottering
ah2ui more taxes seem to labor under the
impression that by tapping cask In a new
place new scourcs Of revenueis discovered
Men with more knowledge or more con,
sc:euce know that upon whatever property,
real or personal, the burden Of government
is laid, in The adjustment which is effected
by tie people themselves no man escapes
his shsre. The great art of taxation n to
gather it cheaply. A complicated system
increases the burden without securing any
more perfect distribution.
The Morning herald., 1878-11-19
ROMANCE OF THE BREAKERS.

The New York Sun states that in July
last party of twenty young ladies and
gentlemen from Morrisania went on an ex.
cunion to Rockawsy Beach. Miss Lillian
Van Keuren, the daughter Of Newark n
j. jeweler, who was visiting her aunt in
Morrisiania, was one Of the merriest Of The
excursionisls. While she was in the surI
she was eausht by an undertow and swept
under the wafer. Mr.. c. NJ. Millis, a
young man from Troy. N. Y, who was
with the excursionists, dashed into the
water and succeeded in rescuing Miss Van
Keuren after hard battle with the break
ers. The msided was unconscious for some
time after her rescue, ard, when she
recovered. she warmly thanked her pre-
server. Mr.. Mills was v-ry attentive to
the young woman thereafter, and it was
finally annouHeed that they were engaged,
and it is now announced that the marriage
was consummaaed at Newark on Wednes-
day last: --A @
The Morning herald., 1878-11-19


Samuel Witter has sold his farm. 4a
acres, near Mapc.ester. Carroll CO nty,
to Levi Rhodes ftr 81 ,4S2.
Emily Key-. On old colorea woman OF
Ess.cn vas fatally burned by her shaw
tskiue FIRE irom q lamp last Saturday
night.
Judge Stesars. Of Dorchester county, i
in i,sble health, and will probably not he
90 The bench during Ire present term OF
court.
Jadgs E. e. Wilson Of Worcester coun>
ty, hopes 10 be = candidaie for judge on his
circnit next Fall, having been heretofore
appointed to gil the vacancy caused BY the
death of Judge Franklin. ~
Down 10 Milford there is Frepchnsr,
hunting for the sixteen kegs Of gs'd treas'
IRE, mentioned in the HERALD Of week
ur 20 ago, a. being buried on the Polk
farm nesr there by some French officers Ia
1850.
The Morning herald., 1878-11-19
PEN AND SCISSORS
Grant is at Gibrsisar- u

Grant is at Gibrsitar-
| One tenth Of Berlln's population live in
cellars,
Agents to cell FIRE engines are thick In
ICape May now.
The Boston &Bulle,in" calls the silver
dollar q white lie
Englishmen are asking Cough to get up
. new set Of stories.
The only paper printed in logotypss il
ths London Times"
Mr.. Talmage is still talking about the
right side Of New York.
The Cape May Poin, bulkhsad is to he
extended 10 The signal station.
Loudancouverts her public bath houses
into gymnasiums for the winter.
The police are still 10 the dark as to the
whsreabonis Of AT, 6tewar,s body. /,
New and valuable discoveries Of gold
have besn made in Siberia, near the source
of the Konniszr. ~ - ~
August Boil sexton Of Buffalo church
died from the effects Of coal gas while
sleeping in the church, on Sunday night
OF the frst number Of Colonel FoFBey''
new paper, Progress" an edition Of 90
900 copies has been sold in Philadelphia
and about half that number elsewhere.
At q meeting Of lhe Mormon women ir
Salt Lake City, on Saturday, resolutions
were adopted expressing their belief in the
principle Of poiga my, and asserting The
right to praciceit.
The Morning herald., 1878-11-19
4. APPLEToNs JouRNAI

sra- stAPPLEToNs JOURNAL .i.g
This numbsf has great variety Of well
written article, We select from :Iv li.. !.
THE GREAT FRENCH rRrsuss.
From that hour Gambetta was The
state far more absolutely and se.Bphati.
caliy than ever was Louis the Magr, ificent
Nomipally Minister of the Interior n
was really the government, the single hand
through which France acted. His &C cIIea-
guss became, as if By free confession of
bis superior; genius, his assistants aud ser.
wants. A vast and victorious German army
encumbered the soil lo69 9FranosJ2 Gam
oetta's supreme purpose was to resist the
invasion. to the last. t. Already proved an
orator and political chief Of TIE fint rsnk.
he now displayed d marvslous aptitude for
administration that 2 amazed Europe. Be-
Francs was virtually without a an army.
This young map," said the Prince Inn
periaI Of ffussia, accomplished ino elk
months, witno1t staff or arms. what our
own Minister Of Ward with the excellent
1T is'dispossl, could NOT 'ef
ieot In les tnan,A year" He summoned
armies from the wellnigh exhausted sofl
Of France arnsd, sqmpped, and sent them
into ths I'D md found money By magic
The Morning herald., 1878-11-19

TO-DAY, NJ. Dennis Kearney will shske
the dust Of Nsy England from his feet and
,tart on bis return trip TO the Pacific slope
He says the workiDgmen on this side Of
fhe mountains sre under control Of the po-
litical bilks and that bis labor ID thrown
away in trying 70 emancipate them. . BE
now turns bis face westward to make il
hot for the Aonsoliin. It is not probable
We shall sver see his face again.
The Morning herald., 1878-11-19

Ir sppears byha telegram from Sal
Lake that ihegMormon women are holding
meetings ID favor Of polygany. This
need surprise no one, for, however the vic
Tins of that degrading custom may revolt
against it in their hearts, they must re
solve IN favor Of 1t if the edict goes out 10
thst effect from the Mormon Council. At
the meetings, rs in the courts, the ground
10 taken that polygamy is religious duty
AN article of faith based On sdiyine re,
velation. This Is now being argued before
the Supreme Court at Washington, and j
one Of those specious pleas most difficult
to handle Id this country, where no prefer
snee can be lawfully given to any religion
over an other. But as to the Z" divine fe.
relation" part Of the plea, the Mornoni
can be answered by their own act. IaAt'
torney General Deveas, who is prosecuting
the case for the Government, takes The
troubls to hunt it up among the raiona
archives, bewi'l find in the draft Of statt
Consritution prepared /, by the Mormsnl
abost sight years ago, that one ofsh,
elausss Of that Constitution proposed t,
submit the question Of adherence to tba
divine revelation" to vote Of the peo
pie. Ifpolygany is "tivine revelation ,
~ the Morncns urofess to believe, Il a
was rather extraordinary method Of treat
ine it. If the votes at public election
were against it the revelation" was to b,
sst aside notwithstanding its claim tt
"divine" erigis.
The Morning herald., 1878-11-19

To bring in the millennium all that il
necessary, says Mr. Tslmags, is to eonver.
the telsgrsphie operators and the editsrs.
1t Is really difficult to zee what these ela.s-
es have to do with the vickedness of the
world They eertsinly have not time to
b running around Gotham at midnight
ike the Distinguished Brooklyn preacher
The Morning herald., 1878-11-19
TO THOSE wANrise CLOTHES.

Quinn and Adam both learned the same
trade; but Qainn could beat Adam at tai
oring, and give him odds every time. Il
any one doubts this, call upon him. We
mean WIN. Il, QUINN,
TIE MERcHANr TAILoR;
No. 1.22 Market street.
You will there fud choice and we'll
selected stock of all kinds of ~
FALLAND WINTER GOODS,
Whichbythe artiaic employees ofQuinp
the Tailor, will be fashioned into garments
sure to improve the appearance, and pro-
mote the conf rtof the wearer. '-- '
Prices TO suit the enforced economy of
he times, is the the rule with
I'D VIM. Il. H.QUINN,
MERCHANT TAILOR.
- .,1 No. 122 Mlfket Street.
The Morning herald., 1878-11-19
OUR KsYsToNE NHIGHBoss.

The name 81 Fsrp~~nA,s ne1 post master
's Martin L.. Ahalap. IUlC
The number butchers under arrest IN
Laneastef or tho charge ef Violating TIE
laws u Eighteen. - o q OFT &
10 Chester, Lancaster, Delawsrs and
AoBtaonery counter Yres, paias are being
taken TO improve the breed or poultry.
The Morning herald., 1878-11-19
'xrrxHPr Ar EEsIcrDz:

Two attrupts on the life Of Emperor
william md One on King Alfonso, all
three within . few months, have besn sap
plementsd By sdetsrmined sfort to as
..ssia.te King Hunbert. Daring ~ en-
Try in ststs into Esplss On susdy1asah>
clad man rushed assbefosal carriage and
endeayofed 70 Poaiafd the King. who,
draxine,his sword. dessndsds himself e'
Gaping with . mere scratch, whils his ss-
.aiIan., aAsr /, I.trpgsle viii Minister
Carroll, whom be wounded, Hss captured
And Whist j. his stosys he ID = cook, out
of work he vas pCor and be- halsd sbe
Kins-ssshe type Of wealth that did mo-
avail him, Of power that be believed was
CRUSHING him. Il Is curious thai shs vas
Tie plea Of Hodei in Berlin, and Moncasi
in Madrid. Small comfort could the III
sla4 Esapolitan draw, fronh ihs faies OF
his immediate predecessors in This particu>
lar crime crime HodsI..was beheaied, and
Moucasi is under sentence Of death. The
Eepoli.an assassin diselaims connection
with any socialists societies zBut i is OBJ
vious thal all oflthese crimes are the re-
sui. of socialist teachings. 1t 10 therule
In suchseases that Hhers the abolition Of .
thing-kingship, for instarcs-is taught,
some one Of those Who accept IL ID doe
trins should seek 10 carry oai the idea BY
the crude method Of killing the frst king.
The Morning herald., 1878-11-19
FAT PEOPLES mIsroRrUNes

FAT PEOPLES MISFORTUNEs.
Some of the savage. tribes enter their
dwellings, through mole in the roof apd
when person becomes so fat that he can
not get In, he is regarded as an OUTLAW
United States, The ''out-lawsh could MOI
nave made more active demand for All,
lans Anti. Fat thau now exists. Huna eds
who had lived ipy constant fear OF sudden
death have. BY its use. been reduced "a {
Scmiortao,o living weight. The .Anti-Fa'
u purely vegetable and perfeNlV harm
lesA soid ty IN dsueslsn. :. ' -
The Morning herald., 1878-11-19
LOTTERIES.

81 Prizes, amounting 10 epanish) s75o.OOO
Information furnished FREE. Orders
dlled. Prizes cashed Spanish Bank bills
and Governmenrsp purchased.
TAYLOR d CO., Bar kers
II Wall 81. New Yors.
The Morning herald., 1878-11-19

Gov. Carroll has officially proclaimed
No smber 2S IS Thanksgiving Day in
Msrslspd.
The Morning herald., 1878-11-19

Sutterly's crayons are genuine, not en-
aresd photogrsps outlined with crsyou.
The Morning herald., 1878-11-19

THE STATE AND EAeTERSeHORE
The A.bory Colorsd Chrreh, Ea aon
will be dedicated on Sunday, Nov .mber
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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-07-25
HI BIG BONANZA.

A Nevada newspaper says that it is but
little over five years since the Big Bonanza
Mine was dicovered, and that, in that time,
not far from 800, DOC, 900 of ore has been
taken from it. The development Of the
Big Bonanza was gradual. No great noise
attended its discovery, and some time had
elapsed after that event before the mine was
Thought to be very rich. A few old heads had
their private opinion on the subject, looked
wise, but held their peace, SO far as the
public WINS concerned. The first miners
struck small veins of ore which gradually
led up to the vast treasures that have since
made the name Big Bonanza world famous,
a synonym for un. odd wealth, or rare good
fortune Of any kind. If the Big Bonanza
had very little in it, its opening would have
been heralded far and wide an office would
hive been opened in Pine street, and par
ticular friends would have been taken in
lin q double sense) on the ground floor.
Mines seem to be like streams. Those that
are deepest are quietest. 1t is the shallow
ones alone which make so much noise.