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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-11-14

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soothing and scattering All iuitstiouR AaA IN.
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lunes. Nre additional ingredients 10 this ~.
ticle keep the organs cool mcisi Aadi IN hesithtal
aeteu. Our Gdtice j., let pa p~fsJndlee koep ycp
from trying this medicine 81 = hmpus doctor,
Who has saved thousands ~ lives With "a Va he
large private practice. II D solj by ~ druggists
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bay largo sige. sold By 81 Druggists. &t
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-11-14

Several cases o ftyphoid fever and three
Of diphtbeiia are reported 10 Rutland.
Chas. b. Tildeu of Vermont, principal
examiner in the patent Office has resigned.
A herd of 10 cattle were run into by a
train at Westminster the others day, and
10 were killed.
Three Cabot boys have beed iiaed from
So to $50 apiece for disturbing a religious
meeting.
West B~rattleboro has q woman's village
improvement society, which has recently
Illuminated the streets with lamps.
Work in the Central Vermont machine
chops at Rutlsnd, has begun on the re-
duced time Of eight hours.
The Delaware and Hudson canal com.
pany are delivering about 800 car loads of
coal a month, 10 Rutland.
The receipts OF lumber at Burlington in
October were 100000 feet, the largest
amount for The month in three years.
William Wilson of Westnore, raised
ia bushels Of good wheat from 6 bushels
OF sowing. Who says that wheat will
not produce a good crop IN Vermont!
The failure of Major w. n. l%Iolton, a
prominent boot aud shoe manufacture al
Jamaica aud member OF the present Leg
islaiure, il announced. His liabilities
are estimated at from $4,000 to $l3 900.
An exchange tells the rather Incredible
story, that H prescher ia Orange county
refused TO attend q poor mans funeral the
other day without receiving 4 fec of S3,
aud Then wound mp the service with the
hearlless remark, dead cats never
new
Daniel Bushwell of Plymouth commit
ted suicide by hanging on the morning OF
the 29lh. lie had attended q dance in
Mt. Holly the night before, came back,
did his chores as usual, then vent 10 the
barn where be committed the fatal act.
Cause supposed to be family troubles.
A well know commission merchant in
New York wishes US TO call attention TO
the practice of some dairymen of putting
salt in the bottom OF packages. The effect
OF this is to spoil q pound or more OF the
bottom layer of butter and to very greatly
trouble receivers In tho settlement oftsres
with their customers. Retailers make
reclamation on account of this, and gen.
orally claim fully as much IS they lose by
IL, aud the seller must make reclamation
also, aud no end Of trouble and pickering
arises. II is better TO have no loose salt
on either top OF bottom, but simply on
the top OF 4 cloth wet with very strong
brine.
Gen. Geo. W. Grsndey, OF Vergennes,
has held the Office ofIns,ice oftte peace AZ
consecutive years mayor Of Vergennes
u yeaFs; scbooi supesintendcns = years
counly superintendent = year,, citY auor-
Bey > years representative In general as
sembiy ~ years; speaker Of House Of
Representatives . years and also al the
extra session Of 1851; state senator Z
years; qaArteFmAster general years
states stiorney 6 yesras eoaEs aadltor !
years member Of state board Of edaea.
ton ? years; presidential eiector aud
chairrnAn Of ELECTORAL college 10 1865
delegate 81 large 10 national republican
convention In 1872; ehsirmzn OF The re-
publican state committee during the las.
thFec presidential campaigns; sad for The
past 8 years kaa besn nAtl0na bank ex-
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-11-14

The Proprietors of Downs ELIXIR fire.
quently hear it remarked by those not in
the trade, that cough medicines do not
sell much during the summer months.
This Is a mistaken idea. The sudden
changes TO which this climate is subject
at all seasons OF the year, renders 1t nee
essary to always have ONE reliable cough
remedy at hand. Downs ELIXIR is a
sure care for Coughs, Colds aud Wboop-
ing Cough, and all Lung Diseases, when
taken IN season, and one dose, we have
no doubt, has many times prevented con.
sumption and death. The best certificate
that can be given Tor any medicine is
daily accorded TO Downs ELIxIR in the
fact that 1t has survived the storms and
tempests OF nearly halt a century, and Is
today the mort popular with those who
have known il longest. Ii has gained
this great favor with The public entirely
on its own merits, having had less adyer-
Using done for il IN the whole time than
ia done for some medicines 10 a single
year. For sale every where.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-11-14

With Shiloh's Consumption Cure you
can cure yourself. 1t has established the
tact that Consumption can be cured,
while for Coughs, Bronchitis, Whooping
Cough, Asthma, and all diseases of Throat
and Lungs, 1t is absolutely without an
equal. Two doses will relieve your child
OF Group, it is pleasant to take and per-
tectly harmless to the youngest child, and
no mother eau afford TO be without it.
You can use two thirds of a bottle and II
what we say is not true we will refund
the price paid. Price 10 cts. so cts. and
81 90 per bottle. II your Lungs are sore
or chest or back lame use Shiloh's Porous
Plaster. Sold by Wait & Hard, MaBches.
ter aud Factory Point, Vt.
Have you Dyspepsia, are you Consti'
pated, have you a Yellow Skin, Loss OF
Appetite, Head Ache, If so don't fail to
use SHlLOH'S SYSTEM VlTALZER.
1t is guaranteed TO relieve you, and will
you continue TO suffer when you can be
cured on such terms as these? Price 10
cts. and rs cts. Sold by Wait IL Hard.
Wells Persian Perfume "HACKME
TACK" is rich and fragrant. Try it
Sold by Wait Il Hard.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-11-14

amineg soc YermouL GoB0ral GrAadey
has been storey ~ law y yssrs, and
presldeai At The Addison County BAR Az
s~oelsilon aasiag lhs las, 3 3 wears.
DarinE The months Of Aagasi, Soptsm.
bcs and October tbsFo we're 10 tho stale
= deaths By violsnoe-eighl 10 August,
alna In September andtwelve 10 October,
Of these seven werc saicldes three each
werc klaea By he cars, ~ accidental
shooting. hy belng ,htaWh hom a car.
rlage Apd By drowning, and four were
Killed by tails. During the quarter there
Was but one murder.
George Armstrong and Jerome Howard,
the Nv iramps arrested recently 10 Bar
lington and committed OF The charge OF
larceny OF goods from she Blue Store 10
81, AlbAns, have been again arranged In
mau on the charge Of robbing the store
orc. Denny 4 Co 81 Mortified recently
and bound ever for trial At The county
court, Armstrong in 81 800 snd Howard
10 $1,000.
Lester swan, OF Esst Fletcher, on sun
day the 81 inst, was severely wounded
by the accidental discharge OF The qua he
was carrying The weapon was double
barrelled- having one loaded with shot
The other with ball-and both charges
passed through the right arm upward,
penetrating the muscles Of the right side,
aud lodging near the shoulder blade,
where they still remain.
Ex-Governor Inland Hall aud wife OF
Bennington, celebrated the sixtieth ami
versary of their marriage on the 9th ult.
The venerable aud happy couple, aged
eighty three aud e~ighty-six are Ia the en-
ioymeut OF excellent health, aud are sur.
rounded by a large circle OF relatives and
friends. Ten years since they appropri'
ately celebrated their golden wedding,
which was attended by 200 friends over
fifty years OF age. The result OF this, ike
the former gathering, was a happy greet
ing. The children, grand children, and
great grand children, OF whom there are
over thirty, are scattered so that there
was not a fall family gathering, but al
one time in the day there were four gen
erations present.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-11-14

-Dssiei Hitoboook = ooahnea to he
bouss BY general inarmaties aad Is not
srpScted 10 rroovsF
III MAFsslls has ordered g copies Of
ths Harp Of PrAise for bic Staging class
That ieoks Ike business,
The mas vie baa ~sEahtenuy eAassd
The aoor al aanrner seA he aSes weald
come 10 roe leaves Il side open,
Are your farm tools. machines and
Supplements ell housed Tor The Water, or
are they exposed to The san, storm and
wlAdF
-BlAnkst year horses whsn waitlag At
The hltching post, while The driver i 10
some warn place doing business, for the
meroiiul man reeardeth the life Of bis
beast.
The lake vas iroaen over by The
"oool spell" an unusual oeonrrrnos for
the srsl week In November, bu, the later
thaw bss caused a change snd now things
wear au August aspect
The expression Of a boys face at the
end Of straw that lacks two inches OF
resohlng the cider Is supposed to be the
model that the artist selected IN the delin-
cation Of Adam leaving parAdVe.
Perhaps II the JNuasA bad arrived
one dsY earlier lsa week tbs advice We
gave TO "look q for your hen roosts, ,
would have been heeded before +. A,
Stone aud Cbas. Bowles were robbed OF
= bakers dozen OF tiue. large biddies.
"A man came from Litehdeld, Conn,
last week, $50 miles, TO see bis brother IN
this town, aud ON arriving at the "city,
finding that he worked four milessw IN
the woods, guessed be wouldn't "gwoui
where be was.p Aud he returned home
without seelHg him. #W
-When 3 person buys barrel OF ar'
pies labelled Belle Fleur, be Is not salts
ded II on opening il he inds but a ball
bnshel Of the kind ne supposed be bought
aud the remainder made up of dozen
inferior varieties, yet tricks of this kind
have been lately exposed.
The Fox and Crawford lawsuit wal
resumed Monday morning before Judge
Prout, OF Rutland. On the Goth inst.
several other ''delinquents" are sum
moned 10 appear a, Boardwan's to As-
wer TO their conduct. Verify, the law il
no respector Of persons.
There came six iuches OF "the beauti'
ful snow" last Friday, which literally re.
pienished mother earth, causing rustic
swains 10 haul out their cutters aud bells.
The following day was glorious. And
then old Sol shone on the snow, the sky q
crimson banner, aud how they did q
sleighing 20 with lovely red haired
Hannah
The difference between Ben Butler
aud a brass watch Is that one IL cross
eyed and the other oreide. Probably
Benny feels the force of the argument
now that his left eye guided him In bis
recent gubanatorisl canvass, and as re-
CARDS his 70 1000 subscribers who "prayed'
for him to reign over them, Benny feels
like the trapper out west who reported
he bad captured SO fine minks, but upon
examination found nearly two-thirds o.
them bedgehogs and skunks!
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-11-14
A Astonishing Fact.

A large proportion Of the American
people are to-day d>ing fOm the effects
of Dyspepsia or disordeied liver. The
result Of these diseases upon the masses
OF intelligent aud valuable people is most
alarming, making life actually a burden
instead ofa pleasant existence Of enjoy
meDt and usefulness as it ought 10 be.
There Is no good reason for this, If you
will only throw aside prejudice aud skep.
tieism, take the advice of Druggists aud
and your friends, and try one bottle Of
Green's August Flower. Your speedy
relief 10 certain. Millions Of bottles OF
this medicine have been given away TO
try its virtues, with satisfactory results
10 every case. You can buy a sample
bottle for 10 cents to try. Three doses
will relieve the worst case. Positively
sold by all Druggists on the Western
Continent.
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sinp Drinking Vinegar.

How many young women who have
inherited q predisposition TO embonpofRt
have ruined their health by drinking
vinegar TO reduce their forms 10 graceful
proportions. Ailau's Auti.Fat is abso-
lutely harmless. 1t promotes digestion,
aud accomplishes It's work simply by pre-
venting an undue assimilation OF the fat
" ingredients OF the food. Excessive
fairness IL q vexatious burden, and there
is no longer any excuse for enduring It,
since Allan's Anti.Fat Is an efiectual
remedy for this abnormal condition.
Colorado Springs, July 10Th, 1873.
BOTANIC MEDICINE Co, Buffalo, N. Y.
Geahemen-I lost three ponds while
taking one bottle of Allsn's Anti.Fat.
Yours truly, Mrs. M. b. MYERS.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-11-14

MANDRAKE BTrTERs are just the Medi.
cine 10 use during the heated term. They
reciify torpidity OF the Liver, give tone
to the Stamach they act without gripping
upon The bowels; they remove bile from
the blood; they purify, regulate aud in.
vigorate the body, thereby preventing
many diseases incident TO hot summer
weather. The public, the medical pro-
f%ession, and The press, have borne ample
testimony TO the sterling qualities Of the
MANDRAKE BrrrRRs made by HENRY,
JOHNSON & L0RD, Burlington, VT, who
are the only proprietors OF the genuine.
Price 70 cents per bottle. Sold by Wal.
IL Hard, Manchester and Factory Point,
VI
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-11-14

Dn. EAwENa' NEw BLOOD REMEDY. The most
esecta&l Blood PanheF Rad Bap0yator ever com,
pounded. HsA never failed 10 cure the worst
eases u scrofnlA, rAi. fheum. Krysipeiss. kcal
Head, Fever Sores. Clesss. IaheamAtlsul, Gao.
ceroas Tumofs ~ al kiBd, and all diseases
arising from Impurities oftbe BioSi. when taken
fAithfaiiy according 10 dlrsciious.
i 10 Z bottles cures P.mpies % the Pace.
Unmefs ~ tas Blood.
py4ee Fl "a. nv ii
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-11-14

Andersons Poor MEn's coagh Carr. vii cart
your eyugh IN less Bne than Auy Coagh Care IA
the usrkei. Il eoets 0as q1arter less than any
ether and svtu battle i warranted 10 give sat.
lsf1etian o. money refunded. Pree Is cent?,
FA sale b. Wait 4 Her1 AA4'
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SOUTH
: Ben-jam- but he couldn't.

-Ben-jam-in, but he couldn't.
Rev. Mr., Scott, OF Peru, will preach
at The NJ. +. church next Sunday.
Fred A. Walker and wife start this
week for Missouri, where they expect
TO make a permanent home.
Jerome Wright, +. Moore, Brad.
Buxton and Chandler Gale, from this
place, joined the excursion party TO New
York, last week.
The bodies, some i've in number, that
were buried on the old Vial Whitman
place, were taken up last week and re-
moved TO the public burying ground near
VIM. Yearly's.
The following are the officers elect of
Anchor Lodge, No. 80, #. a. A. M: Il.
A. Brooks, w. M; Ii. II. Collins, 8. W.
ID. b. Goddard, J, w; G.. A. Whitman,
S, D.; W. II. Belden, j. D.; c. ID. Far.
nun, Treas, II. l. Babbitt aud o. s.
Abbott, Stewards; G.. II. Walker, Sec. /;
NJ. X. Cone, Tyler; J. w. Melendy, Mar.
shall.
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PERU.

-"Uncie Jared" has returned from the
metropolis. Thanks 10 him for q remem-
brance 10 the form OF some excellent
sweet potatoes.
Mrs. :. A. Russell has purchased of
q. i. Richardson his farm located Ia the
east part OF the town, with stock aud
farming utensils.
-All persons Interested in forming a
debating club are requested to meet at
the library room of Marshall Hspgood,
on Friday evening of this week.
The latest comment OF the present
fashion OF ladies' bonnets and mode of
wearing the hair is, that it ''looks like a
jAmmed tw0.quart basin over a doc
knob.
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ACCIDENTS

viii happen In the best regulated
KIND. q aecIdents fofh bky. Week
ler A Son, Manchester, George z.
ChIids, bennington. AZ
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-11-14

ssriy wisies. there heiug = lghs isii Of
ansu, he cd esnasmka aHied iorth
uim dog add gas Cor afor hunt. The
dos soou got on track and awsy be-
wens cot o. s.xhi and bearing. The old
gcnuemsu rtgarnsa bone, and alceg Ia
ths pigbt the DOC came back bone. PelsE
got % ssd iet he DOG 10 by the Gre,
pralsinE him considerably, ssyiug III
you hkvrut goi the FOX know you have
boita him and 10 The morning ! wtn take
The back usek Aad 70 aud smoke hin
ont. 80 10 toe morning be started with
The dog on the black track bat before
Eplng fAf lie found that The fox wAa 100
many FOR hlm. ~ be had followed The
dog home, Killed = goose and carried Il Of
Daring the night
poRsET
-Onr fret Sociable" Of the season 10
to be beld ~ the Lecture o this week
Tharsday evening. A foil attendance 10
desired.
LA unison with churches al over the
country our pastor gave o. on Sabbath
asi, an address very appropriately de-
signed for young men. His text was
founded on Titus 2 %, aud a part Of the
7th verse. 10 the evening We hsd an IN
terestiug service, conducted mainly by
The young members.
EAsr DoRsEr.
MIR. Emme, Tottie f. very sick with
pneumonia.
Key. Mr.. Pratt supplied the pulpit
bere last Sunday.
Miss Ida Fullerloni Is spending = few
days with ber friend, Miss Carrie Tyrel.
-Messrs +. II Egglestou aud WIN.
Lsudon baye bought The mill aud
waller privilege formerly owned by A. J.
Mason, which they are repairing very
nicely
MIR. and Mrs. Hawkins extend q gem
ersl invitstion 20 all TO a social gathering
Al their house next Friday evening, 10
meet Rev. MIR. aud Mrs. Gardiner who
are expected 10 return.
-Miss Ely, a missionary TO Bitlis, Tur.
key in Asia, who has just returned,
stopped here on her way home. She
spoke before the Ladies Missionary
Society Of this place, IN The I'd, where
she exhibited n Turkish costume com
plete, with Jewels, etc. She spoke before
the Sunday school on the 50. She says
the Missionary work 10 Bitlis il very
promising.
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sussss ifasa besus4sa MspsAssiet pspetusag
r kAnAagp. FFagsstar
paG bws~a Faaa<A. gfaasa@ A.
a. msrssaKs NfaFfAsAf.
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asetas hsa4f<. ga-.ssoo. nsasse.a A.
aro. D var. rropssas
q. t~s .asS 0essAss ts.A ~ slsss fsam
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s4enskst "a Bs4ars a. = : Arf5fsnE a.
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aFa tFasE
-asfeksGss issrsa s~Aaassser faaFess asPoi
,ssasfs. TharsasYst s& SATURDAYS H.
ksf6. ~ al T~esssasaa - NsnsAsssas ~H
\ csrtss4 - Ms sesss stmNa Ftastt ~ fsAspps
ss rates
Pe~. Laasrves Las4@aep. eassa. a.
Lkags p.us RrePastof.
a Manchester raisosA depot AoBasYs
i saeasesys aHa HrAsys sttgH
RF4rnKtNa. hsasss MEuehsstst Fsllrusd depot
|ansaays. Thsfsasys sha saiafatfs - II -.
Der sfnr1i q ie = A. b uaiu Enng hoftA
Ra@s Le.AosL~vy Il 0Nsa.
.. b. cuNTts. ProgHstof
@
Matts ttssss
burn ~ railroad fsf Mes Terri AlbAnT. Trey
essth Gna West at ~ a AH.
|oRTH by railroad ~ Katasad. Bafliagten
No4tb snA Rat 3 a. ,. y
RAsvu.LK mali By stage closes al 10 IS 4.
|osI oFFICE spsp frem 7 = 4 taNgs
] als from tie sorth sfr4vs tt the Poet 0aAss u
90 ,
! ale FROM The soBib srrss ~ tbs Feet once
NagE
i ale FOR Fsfa. LaAasToYe, BeBdtlle. yamAioa
Sc. BY stage. elose Al fsst0fy Peini PostOf'
ars a. II a n. Tuesdays. TharsdtYs ana Nat
afdsgs.
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-Chettnnls are scarce this fall.
q T. Henion, Of Patterson, n. Y, Is
Ia town.
"A writing school will soon be opened
II the Hollow.
THE man who said II Am not q fool, :,
did mol sdd. nor = knave.
Vegetable vendors are plenty and the
oyster man's horn Is heard In the land.
-Wul-be GSveroor Andrews Of Con-
neetieai, il brother 10 the Aessrs. An.
drewa Of THE place.
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ARLINGTON.

The snow that covered the ground
last week has disappeared aud the wea-
Their j. warm again
MIR. Chas. A. Pierce, proprietor OF
the Banner was ia own last Tuesday
and gave Us a short call.
"A large mount of real estate Of The
bankrupt firm OF West Il Brother will be
sold at public suction next week Thurs
day.
The Rev. Mr.. Randall oficiated at
Zion church, Factory Point, last Sunday
afternoon, consequently there was no
evening service here.
"A phantom dance was held 81 the
town hail Wednesday, the 9th inst, at
which quite a large party participated.
Stillsou's band furnished the music, aud
all enjoyed themselves.
Mr.. George Fowler, who is employed
by the Miltimore Car Axle Co., has ar.
rived aad is getting things ready to com
mcnce work In the machine department
OF the Arlington Car Works.
The legislative committee appointed
10 examine the route for Gen. Burt's new
railroad TO the Hoosac Tunnel, passed
through here Thursday, the 18th inst, in
a special car furnished by The Troy and
Boston X. Il. Co.
~ - 80 49,
child shout three years old with ~dipiheria
or diptheretie Group, last week. He also
has seversl other children sick with the
same disease. DR.. Phillips reports having
Is cases ofihis disease In this and the al.
joining towns, ono other besides the one
mentioned above having proved fatal, .
boy by the name Of Hayes, 10 SYNDICATE.
Va are IL hopes the disease will not con-
-
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nafe wpusy 1ssn e uow hof tie Fspai.
stat pos3sn 4 h2s eoouriea aaeog 1s
Aes8emia dYefmost TO yeuug usn
Aas4sg il vaw a p~repsrs.iaa iW he
Caitasa mipisrY. whose errumasuco'
msks saxA "a sendial. lbs charge spJ
fal8aa ts8 resi 81 Feem u remipet
J. d NtcKmhN,
nfaA. nnntA ~ TrnrLnea.
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Wednesday,. Nov. 20
AT 10 oCLogk a. NJ,

nmberea wilA apraee. Curly tAreh, koea Maple
Beech, ntss Ma3d. Ash aHa Etm. Fay ~ ses
oess summer o. Winter. With the lard ana
n%weiiiag Hsuse, anitbed f8f tsa famlhes VIII
sell IN mass cr in srnefale Nts ta sHtt patehes
ers, AnattUf lot dlaeenn8cloa y % acres, Alsa
email house And lattt tho cd mHl yard