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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-03-29
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Each package contains Or. sanfords Improved
e Fo O sale 81 ali sss IN
Retail Druggists throughout the United States.
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sale Druggists, Boston, Mass.
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ma instantly. SO the pa lent can lie down TO
sleep. by mail, 81 90 per box Address
ID. LANGELL, Office 70 Astor House, New
York, or Apple Greek, Ohio. Sold py all drug
gists
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-05-09

Reports appear in the newspapers
from time to time regarding the forma-
ton in our large cities Of well organ
lied bands OF communists. who profess
to believe that wealth should be equally
distributed, and that every man is en-
titled to his share whether he has
earned ii or not. The advocates Of an
unlimited issue OF green backs would
accomplish the same thing in diff.
ferent manner, by making orr currency
Of little or no value and yet compelling
the creditor class to accept it in pay
ment Of debts. We do not believe that
our country is 10 immediate danger
from either of these sources, but it is
well enough for honest people, who
have the welfare Of the nation at heart
10 keep an eye out for them The com.
munists have been the ruin of the ma.
tional government Ia France more than
once, deluging the country with the
blood Of innocent men, women aud
children. The railroad riots Of last
year demonstrated the fact that this
class il more numerous 10 this country
than cue would naturally suppose.
The trouble from this source comes,
II il comes at all, from crowd Of ig-
norent men led on by few unprin.
cipled but talented leaders. The latter
succeed in stirring up the evil passions
Of the mob and after the excitement
has once fairly commenced there is no
telling where il will go or when it will
end There is no more reason or judg.
mcnt 10 such a mob thus excited than
in herd Of wild buffalos There is
no country on earth where there is
less excuse fOr such conduct. The
people are the sovereigns. No class is
unduly oppressed. All kinds Of labor
arc well rewarded Ono man has just
as good an opportunity to acquire wealth
as another. but this very freedom has
its dangers Foreigners who come to
our shores from despotic governments
have q very large idea Of the liberty OF
institutions, and claim the right often.
times. 10 do as they please regardless
Of ali restraint. A Tree country TO them
means unbndled license 10 crafty ell
their base passions These men when
properly educated make good citizens,
but while ignorant are oftentimes a
source Of danger
The tramp nuisance is something Of
The same character. Trsmps. as a gen
cral thing, are too lazy TO work, and
have 30 conscientious seruples against
committing a crime. They are com
muuisis by nature and II there were
enough Of them would be By practice.
Labor organizations are ohentimes
merely hot beds fof the growth q CON.
meuisuc IDEAS They institute a Goa
unUd warfare between capital and 10.
Dor, when all should be peace and hAr-
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-05-09

NaRespolss Minnesota. comes along
wilb ~ srpiosioa tbss throws ths otA.
cfs laie the shade Thursday ovehing
nc city va shAkcu a. ~ "a cArih.
qaaae ADD : coismB 81 ZANE vac seen
shosiibg several hundfed feet iato The
ar from one u tbo immense GoarisE
u - ia lhe snbarbs The entire stree.
ta'e collapsed lac ~ cggshe,l The
s1ploEos likewlee Teus ia pieces three
other mals Gear BY. and the flames
qulekly srlea3ed 10 o.Lers, % that siE
00uf ADD planning mills were destroyed
besides ether property 10 the immedi.
ale sic.uity Tie loss Is estimated at
81 500 300 The force 81 the explosion
may be Inferred from the fact that $40.
900 worth q glass was broken through.
out the city At last accounts the
number q men killed was placed Al IL
though several others who we're known
10 be Ia the mill when the explosion
took place bad not reported themselves,
Tie cause ~ the calamity Is though. 10
have been due to gas generated 10 the
patent uiddlings purifier process
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-05-09

The Dayton, tOhio), Journal says
g A ride IN the country just now will
impress The observer with the great
fact that the year promises TO be
crowned with an abundance which has
been unequalled in its history. The
iruit trees are covered with fading bios.
sens OF loaded with young fruit. The
wheat Ia many fields is two feet high.
The cats are growing vigorously. Har.
vest will be from fifteen to twenty days
earlier than usual If the seasonable
weather continues. The npe grain
will be cut and shocked before the or.
dinary time for putting in the sickle,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-05-09

The State committee have called the
Republican state convention at Bur.
liug,on May 28rd. This is about a
mouth earlier than usual. for the rea.
con, as the committee say, that the
season is that much earlier than usual
aud il will Accommodate the farmers
better aud also several counties hold
court the lirst 81 June. Perhaps also
II may Dc 10 the interest Of certain
candidate jor Governor who thinks be
has start ia the race. The number 81
delegates IL towns in this county and
vicinity Is as follows Arlington 3,
Bennington G. Dorset 8. Glastonbury |
LAndgroye >, Manchester 1 Peru 2.
powpd 8, Readsboro =. Rupert 3.
SYNDICATE .. Searsburg |. SALISBURY 3,
Stamford .. Sunderland !, Winhall .,
woodiord /, Danny ., Pavlc, 3. Lon,
donderry 8.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-05-09

The principal work 10 congress al
the prescni time is sn the Appropria.
ton bills. which is occasionally d.
versifed by speech on the repeal Of
the resumption act after resumption
is AZ accomplished faet) or some kin.
dred ioolishness II IL thought both
houses viii he ready 10 adjourn by the
middle Of Junc, with the exception,
perhaps, q Woods tariff bin which
vii probably go over 10 another tern.
II Is expected that a resolution 10 10.
yestigsie the frauds At the tine Of the
presidential election viii Re introduced
uhieh will gise occasion for more var
paint aud feathers Il Is pity that
ouf representatives caanot be persuad.
"a 70 trAasact their business and then
So home Aboa; their business. A this
il he year for eleeung representatives
II is probable that those BOW IN Office
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-05-09

The torpedo has been heretofore sup
poeed to be the most formidable weapon
in marine warfare, but II the expecta-
lions 81 the designer, NJ. oliver, Of
Paris. 81 the new submerged vessel are
realized il will far surpass the station
AIRY torpedo 10 efficiency This boat
can either loat on the surface, or, by
means Of an arrangement Of wings or
fra at the bow, be made 60 descend
uader water TO any required depth.
Provision il made for the respiration
oi the occupants, who can guide i at
their pleasure Such craft would be
able 10 approach an iron clad, fix tie
torpedo and retire unsupported
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-05-09
Rubber Paint.
TO THE PEOPLE or MAECHES.
TER AND ADJOINING TOWNS

As The season 10 arriving when may
Of ron are thinking Of hesutilying and
improviug year houses and out bald
ings BY treating them to . coat Of paint
we ash you 10 consider the qualities Of
the rubter paint Cor The following reas-
sons Its ingredients are Linseed Oil.
Beet Eaglish Lead and French Zinc.
with the addition Of two pounds OF
rubber gum, col with chemical 10 each
gallon. The particular points claimed
are that while many Of the chemical
paints that are sold have no oil or lead
in them, but are simply a chemical pre-
pAration. this differs and the superior
points may be summed up ~ follows:
II is the most economical paint costing
one-quarter to one-third less than any
other while one third more may be &C.
complished with . given quantity Its
durability surpAsses that Of any other
paint for the reason that on whatever
weather or condition OF climate used
II Ia not affected while its great body Of
oil, lead aud zinc with the addition Of
the rubber makes q body remarkably
strong and ct the same time so adhesive
and elastic that il will not crack and
peel of. 1t retains color and beauti-
fol gloss better than any other kind OF
paint. One gallon will cover twenty
five square yards, two coats and will
make better finish than three coats OF
ordinary paint. 1t has been used in
Manchester aud Dorset for the last four
years and has given the best OF salts
faction. The rubber paint is prepared
in pure white, made from bleached oil
especially for inside work. which makes
il very white. For floor paint II has
no equal. 1t is prepared in different
colors and put up in l, and IA gallon
cans ready for use. The price has been
reduced 10 two dollars per gallon,
which makes it by far the cheapest
paint known. For circulars and izfor-
nation in regard to this paint call at
G, p. DUNHAM's.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-05-09

The excess Of exports over imports
for The current year, three months Of
which remain, will amount 10 about
s215, 600, 600. That is by the FIRST of
August there will be so much more
money in the country than there was
August LIST. 1927. 1t does seem as
though this state Of trade could not
exist a great while longer without Civ
ing the business Of our country grand
send OF.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-05-09

Ibc crop prospects ~ 81 portions
" ibe lnlea arc exceptionally good.
and utlets something gHloressca pre-.
rests ilsrs pl BE- AbuH5aGoe l0f bone
cousumps,oa add very large surplus
1T export which vii bring 10 ihc gold
dollars and uake specie resumption al
tie easier
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-05-09

AZ indianapolis dispatch says Sec
Rotary IhomPson gises az h's 10.
tcrpttall0h ~ The presidents oalce.
holdcns orlef, that Il an ofieial CLOSES
10 contribute money for political pur-
poses be can and II be chooses Dot 70.
tbs president will sustain any man 10
such refusal.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-05-09

II congress adjourhs without enact.
log a plata iaw ior counting the electo-
raj vote iof president and vice.presi-
dent ], viii neglect q very obvious
duty The country barely escaped
serious trouble II the last election and
tbe defec, should lie remedied before
another exciting contest Is entered
upon, when The partisan feelings Of the
people aud congressman are at white
heat.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-05-09

Rutland has almost as good an APP
petite for The "honors" as Lamoille
county. She has a member OF con
gress. supreme court Judge, and has
had the Governor within few years,
aud now puts 10 a claim for governor
again, aud for fear the candidate FIRST
named will fail Of getting the nomina-
ton sho has one or two more ready to
offer. Some towns are remarkably
prolific Of great men.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-05-09
THURSDAY NAYa rs

Bssh ErGatd st3 RpsEa sslsoe
ihes wmika pffrafAueas, s.iaea 81
nefoiias ~ ~ peace are s.as ccaiiu
gc8 tn3 nrm oasne, 10 say very
siferr f.iA il the saecsss g thc latter
slss ils forster would 81. te Sc siEar
oHs
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-05-09
c, p. DUNHAM's.

FAIRHAyES, VI, April 22d, 1878.
Mn. J. H. BoSEsrKEL, ESQ.,,
Manchester, Vt.
Dear Sir:-In answer to yours of the
goth ult. concerning the sale and use Of
Rubber Paint in our locality we have
to say that we have sold about $500
gallons and it has given general satis-
faction. 1t is durable and the glossy
appearance it retains makes it superior
We think TO all other paints. Have
never known an instance of its crack.
ing or peeling of,
Respectfully,
ADAMS, GoopRIcH l. Co.
Factory Point. VI. May sth. 1873. As.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-05-09

A wRrTER ~ one Of our standard medi-
eSl journals says: 81 was cured OF Drop
Sy In one month by using HUNTS
REMEDY All Diseases Of The KID
Bsys, Bladder aud Urinary Origins, are
cared by HUNTS REMEDY.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-05-09

The son Of Secretary Everts died at
Washington Friday.
The authorities at Bellevue Hospital,
New York, are much puzzled by : mys-
terions case which was brought 10 few
days ago. A policeman observed we'll
dressed man slowly walking up the
street, who suddenly paused and stood
motionless in the centre Of the sidewalk.
After watching him few minutes the
officer approached and found that the
man was apparently asleep. Gentle, fol-
lowed by vigorous shakes, failed to
arouse bin, and, summoning another
officer, the police man walked the man to
the station house. Further attempts
there made failed 10 awaken him, aud he
vas accordingly taken 10 The hospital.
The surgeons reported on Wednesday
that The man s,Il remAined Ii The same
condition. and that bis trouble was prob
ably connected with the brain, though
they were unable 10 account for II.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-05-09
nYTR oATMAN.s 90,

DYER OATMAN'S EsruN
sHkgH 81 tskNoSs Msasheskef iassUist -
IL t'raeAts lesit, kNA 81 Msaskesiaf. uitA D.
ana faf al ai'lsissg& 90 he Ia. aAs af AFFu
4 ,, isrs
us E4eeaief, 90 he estate u nfss o..
mth Aje ~ AragAeten.
ia AS 4istflr, aeeasssd. lfnr ssaK B. fsndsf -
aedaunt ef he k&gstasstFAt3ag ah SAD atsste
q : ordered ~ ssla geaH tts& ssd seaas -
rrsniNsd fsf Allowance a sfsssaH aaaresf 81
- held al tbe ffpbAsa taaas Ia Maasaaatef La
sald ulsirssl "a tht ssta aat af Nsy. i d.
ls7s And thsi uaiiae ee gtten b al pars1ns sas
tsyrstsd ht ihp PHaaastoa % thta order q the
Nsnshesief @orHNtit a ueuspapcr pflpieA Al
cad Manchester. tbfpe Wvtks Faesosss2tlE
prsvi1as q sAla h@e q bearing
A lfus fecofa
Attest q D. slMONps Register
A uue eepy u fecora
Hgss Attest, T. h ethONpS. hsEiti
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CYNTHIA L. sMEADs' Estate.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

I " NJ ItltNININIaIt y wv 7 INlIiF !
- GEoRdE 3. HARaoNE Estate.
The undersigned, having been appointed 10y
the Hon Probate Court for the District Of Man
chestor Commissioners, TO receive, examine and
adjust all claims and demands Of ali persons
against tho estate OF
George s. Harmon late Of Rupert
in said district, deceased, and all claims elhib-
tied In Offset thereto, hereby give notice that We
will meet for the purpose Aforesaid, At the late
dwelling house OF said deceased ia Rupert Oh
the 9th day Of November next, from o'cloes, a. m
until p, m, ON said day, and that ak months
from the Sth day OF May, a. -, 1878 ID the time
limited by said Court fer said creditors 10 pre-.
sent their claims TO us for examination aud al
lowanos.
Dated al Rupert, this sth day Of May,
JONAS WILDER, co,n.
6-9w NJ. v. II. PRATT
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-05-09
CoMMIssIONER.s NOTIcE

DsAe1EAA 9oHNhaNs Relate
We re Subscriber. hsinE appeisteA ~
ihe Hon The Probate Overt ioF tas District "
Manchester, Commissioners t0 receive ettminn
and ~ gsi The claims AMI demands q 81 pefsoas
AZ Ainsl lhc estate ~
nrusillA johnson. late n pafstL
ia saia District deceased sad also Al claims and
demands Rkhlbsied ia Offset thereto. sua SIS
mosihs from the 81 DAY ~ MAY ISIS. being
1ilovsd BY sad Court tor thst purpose. se %,
therefore, hereby giFe botiet, that We wiilktlrud
b. the business ~ ouf appointment At The asal.
Dorset, nn the LAT DAY " November neat, iram
A. n until O'Clock, p H. on said dsy
Dated Al Dorset, W., this 81 day Of MAY,
a. D. 1878.
AUSTIN LAnD o..
5I.gw " K. ALLEN, -
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-05-09
Marriages.

lu psrsei Me- Ia. f. Hfs r q uarsst Nc
1.Hss uhulS If4 ~ NaastasfFf sn3 Mss
sgaus reas GO &yilpftsa
"a Narehtaef. Mhr tlh. - Ess 1tmss 40
asfsab, i4sse n ssts, ~ ana Mas Namiss Ma1a,
uaih 81 N4nhaH
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-05-09

mosey. wbes hanincsa ID aall and The
oWaer aads be mass ro5soe wages or
step busi0ess entirsiy they propose ;
strike And too oltea ruin is The result.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-05-09

Whether the democrats in congress
will press an investigation on not is
doubtful. II the proposed investigation
will include fraudulent voting in half a
q dozen states the republicans will not
oppose it, but it will cost large
amount Of money, stir up great deal of
bad blood and amount to nothing in the
end
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-05-09

Tia, The so-cAiled Florida confession
amounts 10 just nothing at all may be
gathered from the fact that there is a
congressional contest ia the same dis.
trict 10 which this fraud il said TO have
been committed and a great deal OF
testimony has beeu taken on both sides.
McLin confessed . that 2l9 votes
were changed from the democrats to
the republicans 10 one precinct in Al
achua county Only 3i7 republican
votes were counted ia that precinct
and Mr Bisbee, the republican coDtes-
tant, produced sworn afkdayits from
500 persons who voted the republican
ticket 10 that precinct leaving but Is
votes to be accounted for, and il is not
very likely be found them all, Ia the
contested case the testimony was closed
before the " confession but Mr.. Bis
bee very generously offered Mr.. Finley,
bis opponent. chance 10 take in the
new Developments, but the latter dc.
clned In the following note;
DEAN Sir In reply to your note.
| beg TO say that il is not my purpose
to apply to the Committee on Elections
for permission TO take further testimony
in my case. The recently published
statements only confirm the testimony
already taken and the positions which
| have urged in reference TO the disput-
ed precincts involved In our contest.
Should ! however; determine hereafter
TO ask permission to take further ties.
timony, i will give you due notice.
Rpanaptfully vnura
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-05-09
Deaths.

Al laehmaba laasaus. Nsroa 81 ls1A ffaak
Ce!AHa, Formerly % Msn5hssits NA seaa 81
FCAFs Ne veiautsersa ~ tha arai esa ~ vel.
served hia eplistnFri anl ahsEwRrA satefad ~
lHAlhna cavslrr fegtmsui snH shfyut BE eaau.
try sin = good sni honorable rseari
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-05-09

w vsA u 70 homs earlier thAa usuA
20 look sfuef thssf eonatiieests AID
secatc feetectioa Il possstls.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-05-09

CLARKrs ToorH AcHE doors calre ia-
SANITY.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-05-09

l.ost on ths Wiahall Turnpike hstWeeu y "
IAits And A. froa0 =. eae asy lss3 west. =
pucAet book containing pAtsa and email not
q meusf TIE Abow fsssr,l ~il b. paid as ths
return " the poeset book and Al ihe papers ~
me
MRS. G AMHpoN
rapdnIlc, Va, Aptl le,b ls7s Is
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Donble Dash Chnrn.
M40R MONTH AND EXPENSES
AIh toAEents. Send stsgHp for tsrpis.
" AE4e@s :. Y. IoezEh a Co, Ctnsiaastl, v.
REDS SEEDS.

BEND u Tor s. plts. FiDfer Seeds. 10 for b0o.,
for 25o., OF q phs. peg's for 81, "a for Soc THE
FLonkL TgmuIE, 100 page Floral work With
Col0rsd Plate i0e., with either Of the above
packages seeds two years rHEr Stamps good a.
eash- W. II. REID, Rochester. n, y,
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-01-29
"Honors ALL"

The Charity Ball of the season takes
place this evening at the Harper House,
and bids fair to be a success. Notwith-
standing the novel characteristics of cos
tune, purposely adopted to afterwards be-
come part of the proceeds of the ball, il
is expected to be fully as fashionable and
as largely attended by the votaries OF
Terpsichore as the most select of parties.
The music will be furnished by Biehrs full
band. There are peculiar reasons why this
ball--as we'll as any other social festivities
having a charitable end in view which may
be gotten up-shculd be literally patron
lied this winter We hope to chronicle
the fact that the Charity Ball realized q
handsome sum for the increase of the Re
lief fund
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-01-29
TarSOnal.

Adjutant General billiard is at the
Harper House.
Lit Col Farquar, U. s. A, the successor
Of Col Macomb, is registered at the Har.
pei.
W. n. Haines. member of leading
mercantile firm of New York. is registered
at the Harper
A. g. Tucker, formerly general agent
of the c., r. l, u p, r. R., is at the
Harper House.
Sheriff Hitchcock, of Peoria, arrived at
the Harper this morning and leaves fol
the west this evening
j. NJ. Whitehead, general agent and
adjuster for the Millv;lle Insurance Co.
Chicago, is a guest at the Harper.
The register of the Black Hawk cIuI
rooms show that John P Cook, of Pekin
manager of the P. P. Il j. R. R., who ha,
achieved some distinction in the centra
part of the state as temperance lecturer
was in the city yesterday.
The following business men also spen
the evening at the club rooms, @. Il. Black
man and Jos. Humphrey, Of Chicago, j
T. Easter, of Freeport; Ell, Q. LOOMS
Durant, Iowa; A. j. Barnard. Buffalo.
L; f. 4. Plumb, Philadelphia; w.
Sabin, New York city, and o. II. Whit,
OF Peoria. Mr.. White formerly lived j
Moline.