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The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1878-01-29

The chief of the State detective force of
Massachusetts has enlivened his annual
report with an account of an expedition
undertaken by two Of his subordinates last
summer which reads like the skeleton rec
ord out of which some of lie Sage's stories
of the adventures of rowing Spanish
rogues have been elaborated. These de-
tectives set out early in July with the in
tention of learning something of tramp life
through actual experience among the jovi-
al vagabonds who are picking up living
all over the country without toiing or
spinning, depending mainly upon gather
ing into barns. They transformed them
selves into members of that careless frater-
nifty whose anthem is the old song with the
'ungrammatical refrain
ga light heart aud thin pair of breeches
Goes over the world, my boys"
and traversed Western Massachusetts.
They had plenty of goodly company from
the beginning Of their journey, and soon
fell into gang of twenty tramps. They
met at rendezvous in certain woods,
forming motley band made up of all ma
tionalities, and single extract from the
officers diary throws CLEAN of light over
their vagabond mode of life:
July 1--we divided into four squads,
each OF which was to take turns in provid-
ing food for the gang. The Germans went
out to day aud returned with a small pig,
nine chickens, quantity of eggs and
bread, all of which, with the exception of
the bread, was stolen. They carried with
them fish hooks and lines, which they
used for catching chickens simply by put
ting on kernel of corn for bait. In some
instances, when they have enough rum,
they soak bread with it and feed the fowls,
which are soon in condition to be easily
captured"
On the march the gang divided into four
parties and pursued different roads, NOV
ing for an appointed place of rendezvous,
and using red and blue chalk to mark the
routes for the guidance of stray comrades.
The whole tendency Of the testimony is to
the effect that there is certain system and
organization among tramps, and that they
live less by imposing upon the credulity of
honest people than by petty stealing. At
the time of the detectives expedition,
however, the excitement attending the
railroad riots was at its height, and some
of the wandering bands exhibited reck-
lessness aud hardihood that only needed an
opportunity to break into violence and
crime.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1878-01-29
A Ready Auctioneer.

Charles Matthews, the elder, once in
dulged in his well-know taste for mimicry
at the expense of Mr.. Tattersall, during
sale of blood stock conducted by the lat
ter.
"The first lot, gentlemen" said Mr..
Tattersall, sis bay filly by Smolensko,"
"The first lot, gentlemen" echoed Mr..
Matthews, in the same tone of voice, sis a
bay filly by SmoleDsko."
The auctioneer looked somewhat annoy
ed, but proceeded "What shall we say
to begin with ?'
"What shall we say to begin with ?"
replied the echo.
Still endeavoring to conceal his vexation,
Mr.. Tattersall inquiringly called out, zone
hundred guineas ?''
"One hundred guineas ?" echoed Mat
thews.
"Thank you, sir" cried Mr.. Tattersall,
bringing down the hammer with bang
"the filly is yours !" Matthews was con-
siderably taken aback by his sudden acqui-
sition of "blood stock" and tho company
enjoyed the joke immensely.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1878-01-29
Familiar in Every Household.

DIR. R. V. Pierce, the great "medicine
man" of Buffalo, is running for the office
of Senator from that city. He seems to
be the most popular man on the track, and
we'll he may be, for his name is familiar in
every household in the land, and people
will vote for him regardless of his politics.
= IVilkesbdYTe NeaOs
Correct, as the NesOs always is. The
Doctor was elected by about 5000 majority.
--Bs6dLo Meas.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1878-01-29

EB- If men cannot be talked to death it
is now conceded that they talk too much
for the benefit of their health. Not death
has occurred among the inmates Of the
Illinois deaf aud dumb asylum for three
year,.
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VALUABLE STORE STAND
At PTicGte Sale.

I AnlEC can color their own Stockings for
1N1iG0 less than one cent per pair any col.
or or shade by the use of our MAGIC TINTS."
restore TO freshness and brlliancy faded silks,
Merinos. Alpaccas, Neckties, Ribbons &C., or
trouble and nominal cOst-Stick of any desired
color sent receipt of 10 cents different colOrs
25c. Postage Stamps accepted. Send Stamp for
Circulars and Samples. 81 3mW
KEARNEY CHEMICAL WORKS.
81 Cortland ST., N. York. 7. o. Box. Sl39.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1878-01-29

splendid assortment of Elan
~ nels, Just opened by f. MORTIMER.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-12-26
;. p.nt Give Up al. sh ip.w

When these words we're spoken By our lament.
cd lawrence, 1t must have been = solemn time
for those on board, and probably not . dry eye
among them. seeing their commander MORALLY
wounded, and eth giving orders Ike the above;
bat not more solemn than when the family ply.
stefan informs you that come one Of your family
has an Affection Of the lungs which neglected.
will eventually terminals in Consumption. Bat,
reader, dont be frightened or give up the ship.
for Dr.. Hale. q p hyaiciAn Of Europe discovered .
REM sdy for all Coughs, Colds, Hoafsensss, Dim.
cult Breathing, and al affections OF the Throat,
Bronchial Tubes and Lungs leading 10 Oonsump-
ton. and @. N. CR~ITIKEToN, one OF our leading
medicine dealers, Of No. 7 Sixth Avenus, New
York, believing the market required an article
which was certain, safe and sure to do the work.
and yet within the reach Of all ~ regards price,
has purchased the original receipt from Dr., bale
and we understand IL selling very large quaint
ties OF the same. and, - far Is We hear. II gives
entire satisfaction. II IL nov cold by all drug.
eists in New York. Brooklyn. Jersey City. New
arb. N. j., Hoboken, and, In fact, all through the
country ~ 10 cents and 81. Great . sing By pur.
ahasing large size. Depot CRrTTExToN's Z Sixth
avenue, New York City. 2p4w
PKE's ToorHAcHE DRoPs. cure In one minute.
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Ie December term OF the county
wAs sdIoarned from Saturday untiI
NJ Thursday for nnlshinE The oour'
Isss, The jury hsvlng bees discharged
BY. We give the decisions as far a.
bare been reported 10 ns:
b. Hicks 70. A. j. Pike, Eossait.
g. Bfeese W, Kate Mccain. Jndg.
for plainuf ssl36 90 aud possession
! premises.
ID walsos ". J. N, Casey, apt,
|uit ioF wans Of bali.
knk W. Goodail ". Rufus b. God
verdlcl for defendant.
beborn johnson W +. Harrington /.
be, for plaintiff ts5 90.
he vs.. v. NJ Adams. Plea guilty 10
pasncss for selling IIquor.
lie vs.. John white. Plea guilty to
Genoe fos selling Iiqaof.
-. N. BlIss w.. Sarah Adell Bliss.
bsgs and residence proved aud bill OF
Ice granted toF willial dssertion.
FolIus Burbank ". Jos. BurbAnk,
ags and residence proved aud bill
botes granted for wiilfuldesertioh.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-12-26
An AssanI.hing Fact.

A large proportion Of the American
people are to-day dying nom the effects
OF Dyspepsia or dlsordered liver. The
result OF these diseases upon the masses
ot intelligent aud valuable people is most
alarming, making life actually q burden
instead off pleasant existence OF enjoy
ment aud usefulness as II ought to be.
There IL no good reason for this, II you
will only throw aside prejudice and skep.
tIcism, take the advice Of Druggists and
aud your friends, and try n bottle Of
Green's August Flower. Your speedy
relief 10 certain. Millions OF bottles OF
this medicine have been given away TO
try lite virtues, with satisfactory results
In every case. You can buy q sample
bottle for 10 cents TO try. Three doses
win relieve the worst case. Positively
sold by all Druggists on the Western
Continent.
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r.u --n CIR. ,s.s os-uA.

With Shlloh's Consumption Care 700
can care yonreelf. II has established the
tact that Consumption al be cured
whue for Coughs, Bronchitis, Whoopsng
Cough, Asthma and All diseases Of Throat
and Langs, Il IL absolutely without al
equal. Two doses will relieve your child
OF Group, IL IL pleasant to take and per.
fecily harmless 10 The youngest child, aud
no mother can afford 20 DO withont IL.
You can use two thirds Of = bot tie and II
what We cay IL not truc we will refund
the prioe paid. Price 10 cite. 30 cts. and
800 per bottle. II your Lungs are aore
or cheat or back lsme use Shiloh's Porous
Plaster. Sold by Wait a. Hard, MAnehes.
ter and Factory Point, VI.
Have you Dyspepsia, are you CoDstt.
pated, have You a yellow skin, Boss OF
Appetite, Head Ache, II so don't fail 10
use sHlLOH'S SYSTEM NITALZER.
IL is guaranteed TO relieve you, aud will
you continue TO suffer when You can be
cured on such terms ss those Price ~
cts. and rs cts. Sold BY Wait 4 Hard.
welFs Persian Perfume "HACKME.
TACK" is rich aud fragrant. Try II.
Sold By Walt II Hard,
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wo0DFoRD.

These are "hslcyoD days." amt I'll
They say the Christmas dance at
"Peggy's" was an enjoyable one.
The schools close this week and the
young ideas can shoot higher than ever.
David English narrowly escaped
losing one OF his feet the other day.
William Newell aud family have
moved from the "hollow" to the house
adjacent lhe Pine Valley railroad.
Sawyer. With half dozen men and
teams, has come down from the north
aad spsned the winter numbering cam
paigR.
Geo. K. Page. formerly Of Woodford,
recently made a trip to the Black hills to
make bis fortune. After 8 little be re.
turned. While there he wrote back say.
Ing, "Ofer q premium for the biggest
fool IN the country aud I'll try and get
there 10 time"
"A man who went home early the
other morning with a black eye remarked
that he had met bis mo(s)rning star.
III. Martells was wounded 10 the leg
the other day. since which time be has
travelled rather corduroying.
u. II. Robertson has put new stock
10 hls shop. and says "Now If you want
work well done, see that you pay the
HI. -ksmiih."
BERLIN, N. Z.
RI. Aplist society are making prep
.-..,io.. =. . New Years Bower, ct the
Baptist ehure y
Mira. W y Rhodes Of P~etsrsburgh, :
so,r.r ...,a.a, Berlin, was seriously,
II Dot fatally I~Djure. last week. BY falling
from 3 wagon.
Mics |. H., aged IS,
had two besux recently 1 80
wonders II either one Of Il
her 10 the Christmas Tree.
-m.. q. .- -, 'tillmAn'l
wife Ia the smallest. There is
A~voirdupois difference in their welg
Mrs. Vim. II. sweet Of New " -
aged III years, was buried here In IL
Sweet buryipg grouHd, The 1914. Mn.
swee. committed Suicide By hanging
while temporarily insane.
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The hest Yeti

MuFrs7 They are certainly the moot perfect in.
yention for the purpose ever invented. For
years inventors have been taxing their brains TO
invent something that would efectuaIly and
safely protect the ears and neck from cold. at
the same time avoiding the danger from profuee
Precipitation, which the all worsted wrappings
engendered. This great desiderAtum has At last
been found by the invention Of THE EDGAR MUIR
which ia a mnff so arranged as to ft all persons,
no matter of what age. The mnns are made OF
aud lined with silk. The manufacturer arc II.
w. AuL x Co, bloomsbury, Pa. aud 8 postal
card will bring Won circulars fully describing
these meIitorious articles, al o explaining how
they prevent sirknoss in many ways. The Com
pany want SCENTS, either ladies or gents aud it
ia one Of the best openings ever offered.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-12-26

Nku1 ofthe more a1vaaeed peyslclaBs
having Nmna DR.. Fsroe's FanliY Aedi'
zines proapt and snre, pfeseabs sbesa
regularly Ia tbx1r prsaioa.
7etauIle. TeNa., My ssfA, 1877,
r. v. r1ERcx, Banslo, n. VI
Dear Str-For a ong time | tsfered
ulah eatArFh. aaally called IN Or.
Zachary Of his place. lie furnlsbed me
With your nasal Donehe, SAgs's Catsrrh
Remedy, and YosF Codes Medical Dis
covery. These remedies speedily elect
ed an sstire care.
Years truly,
JOHN s. CHAMLEsS.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-12-26

Very Christmas and Happy New
kIss Helen Black is spending a few
i wilh friends 10 New York and
elyn.
eov. Sergeant starts to-day for
|iug.ou, where be will 20 into winter
|ers.
bar slores have done q fair holiday
bat have that kind OF goods suai.
10 lAst through New Year's.
be young people have been shining
Dir skates. II yon wish TO know
! cold water bath 10 winter feels ask
h. r. Orvis would like TO purchase
Unity Of doves, white or mostly
preferred lie uses the feathers 10
~auuiaetnre OF Nv hooks for fishing.
ne tramp who, with his dog, stole
On The oow.eaicher OF the night tx.
from Rutland to Brandon, said The
wa on the wrosg eide OF the kiteh-
fespis gao are laelined 10 gFNmbls
weather viii DO wsii TO remember
pave three fee, Of snow Ia AeAtrsal,
ms Ia Buffalo, 10 some parts Of
knd twelve feet and 10 England,
ssy, Switzerland aud other parts OF
be where saow seldom falls, comna.
os IL snspenea Oh aeoount OF The
fail.
Poa't forget that there will be ~
shlonsd New England supper wait.
SF yoa, ii The Taoonie Hotel Friday
pc, thoueh ose can at,ead The
pie without pa,roniEihg The supper II
booses. The Two Puddifcots viii
besssd by request. The charge for
F is oaly 10 cspls extra.
Mater hAa got bold with . pretty
twist. The thermometer, Tuesday
lag, was but . isw degrees abgve
Elih = strong wind. There ls about
'ehas Of Snow which makes comfort.
slslghisE. TIE weather is 10 strong
Ass wiah CArls,mas week Of ias.
wksn The weather was warm and
lfal, slmos, hke ordinary September
per.
be Wlhtsr arrangement Of trains 10
Supposed To be permanent. The
boon nired trala golng soath aud
ftsfneea express golax Borth are
pslsaed. The morning mixed train
south leaves at $50, tie express
at 2.tS, asd tbe sight express 81
The morslng trails norh goes al
The mixed mall 81 80, and the
express 1t 1915.
Hns Of MascAes,sfs oldest residents,
> q. Walker. died. after a very short
!. % Friday aged ~ years. whsa
u boy Mr.. Walker tame wi,h bic
\, capt. SAmael Walker, iron Wood
cosn.. Asd resided tor mnny yean
! snail red hoase Il tha soaGh enA OIL
Iiisgs. Afterwards Caps. Wsasr
TIE bFink house opposite. whsre
resided ustli nhsf TIE dealh Of the
|. ssd MiraEa subsequently, ~FeEaosed
valley. The deceased wGs for
ysaEs = ooasastsHt msmbeF Of toe
Segsiioaal eharoA ssd wss auIvsF'
respected - 5 coed asd apsight Ell.
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lee win T.li.

De, GAwENs' NEW BLOOD RKMKDY. The most
~efsctual Blood Purifier and RenovstoF ever COM
pounded. Has never failed 70 cure the worst
cases OF scrofulA. salt Rheum, ErysipslAs. Bcald
Head, Fever Sores, Ulcers, rheumatism. Can
cerous Tumors Of ell kind. and al diseases
arising from Impurities ofthe Blood, when taken
faithfully according 10 directions.
/ 70 q bottles cures Pimples on the Face.
" Hum0rs OF the Blood.
prina II m trv IL
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Twenty-Five years Of succesSfsd buai-
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plseed ihs AaiaAl Lille IRs. Co., q Nav
York In posislon that saasss - SasAses
a1d satisfaction 10 every poilcy-hS .Idsr.
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Anderson's Poor Mans Cough Cure, will cure
your cough in less time than any Cough Cure 10
the market, 1t costs one quarter less than any
other and every bottle Is warranted 10 give sat
~isfaction or money refunded. Price as cents,
For sale by Wait Il Hard. 28-6mf
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The GREATEST LIVING AUTHORS
such az Prof. Max Muller, 1T. Hon. W. II
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sgaH-Ma. MamKrBaFuEs FHKHoHTs
Tsa4ss Lssss Heashsstsf
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mAneammeAsatsA
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DoRssr.

Mrs. Garrison Eddy ARd dsugAlher,
OF Mass, are v%Isl,ing 1t q. w. Bakers.
-hiss TaHnis Field, alse Miss Eilsa
Field and NIss Bertha Pratt came In on
the afternoon trails Saturday, the two last
named from Cornwall oil the Hudson,
They have come to Dorset ts spend the
holidays.
Mrs. l.. r. Snyder teaches the West
road school ibis Water.
Mics Gertie Holley. also Fred and
Carrie HoIley are attending school at the
Seminary Ia Manchester.
-Des't forget the meeting at school,
ball tSis week, Friday evening. Raw.
Mr.. Ruffum 10 expected, Those who
Iistsped to him on q previous evening
viii NOT fall of being present. Let az fill
the hall.
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Extra Offer for 1879.

To ali nsu Subscribers for 1919. viii % stHt
gratis ths sI nanbsfs Of 1915. containing. sith
other vAla1bie matter, the frat pSrts ~ IN
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Other choice nsE serials ~ distinguished auth
oss are engaged and eli spae8li sypsaF.
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staas Mewts
Iirs frsm psssst s. hshfhseAsf b<fesAtsAF
n d AAsslsH. Frsfnstef
|ssvs@. Haszva Farams Geaar&s. &C.
T. nsrvarH. FFeprsteF
Arrives ~ DC ~ fassss q 49,
~A@s, 5s.sstEs. Ja.sasca. Tzn~ss.& A.
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kua fa11ssas FER Esv rert. kikssy. rFsJ
|nmaA eaA west al as
FH-ny railroad fsg katleaA. BafiisEtsn
Ksrkk as4 KAas&f.n
.yILLK mail ~ saA9s slcsss 81 10 ~ a. %.
/ oYFicK spss ftsu ~ n. tss 30 y
frema Ma HesfA arFiys "a NJ Fvea smss 81
| tres he sssth arrive al ths Pssi oE@
/ uF
fes FsFa. LAaAsssssy BssAsfils, ysHAlsA
II. ks stass, slese Al taseesy fssss Poss0f-
b. sifl Az Tnssasys. TbuFsdays ana Eat
Rdsys.
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enk aftss oeAaAes lsEs ne stags res
Ata "a iesss ~ Masek ae8Ns eA MnA&Afs
Aesdses sel gn4sss e. 4 sfrsTi1f -
sAesAsf bepm4 u 3 n ssesea - ZEE
ktaum isaFss MAashsstss usalrest dtSot
ksya mafa4aFs sae S4taShsys al
kae Al ganss4aa 81 Z PAsssBssu fpt
s6a~a AAA Tpxpskes5 ~ Ma9a1$st~ al
|arssAtp As aAovs maAsa4 paess - tease1
rxt1A
Nv, La~arwss. Lazs6a.4~yy. 1ssv. a.
LxAar pasts rFpprssos.
- a H~snshassss rsilFesa depot honasys
.epasys ass FAdsys ssirs
ieeees Manchester rsalfasd depot
Aayt. TAsrs8sTs Ana hGsAfasrf Al -,
|sxrssal ~ ~ NJ a =. tFe1n geaA1 aork.
R~4 L~o4domasTy y 0sa~.
D. Crnxss. F~rogrstsf.
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EAST DonsEr.

Mrs. Benjamlu Sexton Is very sick.
-Tbe weather has been quite severe
for tho past few days, there being about
three inches Of snow OF the ground.
Mrs. DuntOn, wife Of our former
minister, Il spending q few days with her
friend, Mrs. s.. b. Folsom.
Mr.. E. NJ. Torrey began 4 select
school in his house week ago last Mon
day.
The district school Of this place be-
gan two weeks ago last Monday with
Mr.. J. e. Buffum and Miss Mary G. Har.
wood for teachers.
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!. G J, =; -ooamIa.s.
J. 5. SHAYER,

We understand your Factory Point
correspondent IL b0yiog up Josh Billings
slmsnAcs At IS cents each. lie probably
expects q "runn on The market, as that 10
10 eats shove price.
-"Ovsr the Hin TO the PcoF-houae, =
was sirikingly verified 10 our midst last
Saturday. MIR. William Wilson. formerly
q resident Of York state, who a few
yesrs ago purchased what was known IS
the Curlis Burton farm 10 The south part
Of the town, was takeu TO the town farm
by the authorities to whom be had sp-
piled for support. AT the time OF bis
coming among Us be was worth several
thousand dollars, but through what We
nov somslimss cab 'irtegnlarities,' but
which wss morally 8 grsater crime thaa
highway robbery ~ . son.iB.lAw, be has
been brssEht 10 his present condition.
lie was fer q short tins In the army dur.
ing tbs war Of 1919, aHd AAs been trying
10 get a peasion Oh that account, bat We
ss far unsnccsssfully.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-12-26

-oa sooount Of ths severe se,rm %
wind and ssow no services we're bed 10
tss church. Rsv. J. c. McCollon win
bold services Bsrt sanday and preach q
Christmas sermon Il Il IL not Too stormy.
Mr.. n, T. Hard has slmost eomplct
ed o Of the aRssi stores In the S,als'
AID il soon 10 dedicate the Eans BY .
donAilea party for the benefit Of Rev j..
g. MeColbu.