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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1878-08-31
LATEST FOREIGN ADVICES.

LONDON, November ga Paris co
respondent, commenting on the less con
ciliatory tone of the Moniteur and other
semi-otficial papers, says the reason for
1t is that the ministry has decided to be
governed by the result of the elections
for the councils general
A Paris correspondent asserts that the
following semi-otficial note has been sent
to the provincial papers: alt appears to
have been decided at the last Cabinet
council that the present Cabinet will re-
main in office till November 9Th. After
the elections to the councils GEN
eral the government will find it
sell III the presence of two
extreme policies, one Of resistance to
the chamber of deputies with the sup
port of the senate, the other Of complete
concession, bringing into office ministry
composed exclusively of the Left. The
present disposition of the Marshal
does not admit Of the other
policy; however, the President is
willing to see if it be not possible to
arrive at some kind of compromise by
which the Left OF the chamber of depu-
ties and Right center of the senate may
be represented in the cabinet, thereby
establishing harmony between the two
houses"
a dispatch from Sofia dated Thurs
day, says: " Fighting continues on the
Orchanie and Plevna road. Chevket
Pasha occupies position cannonading
the junction of the Orchanie and Plevna
and Orchanie and Lovqtz roads The
Russian advance has been
RelntOrcements are arriving rapidly.
An attempt to take Telische will be made
Immediately"
The cotton mill owners of Ashton.
otally Bridge and Wesley give a weeks
notice OF five per cent. reduction of
wages.
THE TRADE MARK
treaty between the United States and
Great Britain provides that subjects or
citizens OF each country have the same
rights as subjects or citizens of
the other or are now and NAV
hereafter be granted to subjects
or citizens of the most favored nation,
IN everything relating to trademarks
and trade-labels upon fulfilling formali-
ties required by the laws of the respect
I've countries.
FINANCIAL.
Bullion gone into the Bank of England
on balance to-day, e69, 900.
BERLIN, November 3.-The weekly
statement Of the Imperial Bank of Ger
many shows decrease of specie of
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1878-08-31
Senate.

FRIDAY, November 2-The reading
OF the journal of yesterdays proceedings dis
pensed with, and the death of Senator Morton was
announced by Senator Mcdonald. A resolution
was passed providing for the appointment OF a COM
mlttee OF SIX senators to attend the funeral. The
senate then, as further mark of respect, adjourn
ed until Tuesday next.
Senators Mcdonald, Davis OF Illinois, Burnside,
Bayard, Cameron, Of Pennsylvania, and Booth,
delegated TO attend the funeral obseques OF the
late Senntor kInrtnn-
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Senate.

THURSDAY, November 1.-The Vice
President appointed Wthers member of the Board
OF Regrents Of the Smithsonian Institute. Sena-
tor Morton's desk marked by q bouquet Of
white flowers, and the chaplain offered up a prayer
for the dying senator. memorial of the Kansas
City board of trade favorng the repeal OF the spe-
Gle resumption act and reconciliation OF the sill
yer, and resolution OF the ST. Louis Merchants
Exchange Iavoring the repeal OF the bankrupt law
were rtferred....The senate then went into execu-
tive session, and when the door, reopcncd adj
iOuruod.
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House,

FRIDAY, November 2.-The army APP
preparation bill was reported, referred the COM
mittee Of the whole and made special order for
Wednesday next. 1t appropratas SO, 723, 000....A
bill introduced by Banning to tx the nav of letter
carriers referred Ewing desired 10 withdraw
the motion to recommit the bill reported from the
committee on banking and currency, but could not
do because OF objection Fort OF Illinois there
upon offered an amendment, and the previous ques-
ton on the bill and amendments called for by
Ewing. Hale moved to Law them on the table but
the motion was defeated by 40 nays to 20 yeas.
4 resolution conveying the intelligence OF the death
OF Senator Morton, and asking for the appointment
Of committee 10 attend the funeral and REQ Nesting
the House to adjourn mark OF respect the dis
tnglished dead was adopted unanimouSl " Adj
inlirnei.
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I1OUSS.
THURSDAY, November I'D. G. Has

THURSDAY, November Id. G. Has
kell was sworn in rs member from Kansas.......
Bills were introduced: To aid the building OF a
marrow guage road from tide-water to St Louis and
Chicago authorizing the secretary of the treasury
To pay owners the value of cotton and tobacco seized
by the government since April 10, 1860 ..... Ewing
called up his motion to reconsider the vote oil yes
terday recommitting To the committee on banking
ana currency the bill To repeal the third section of
the resumption act. After considerable discussion
the motion to reconsider was carried ...A resolu-
ton to adjourn 50 as to allow members to go home
and vote, was defeated.....A resolution to end the
extra session on the 2Sth OF November, was refer
red. The house then went into committee OF the
whole on the state of the union ...... Adjourned.
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Senate.

WEDNESDAY, October 3I.-Bills were
introduced to remove all restrictions regarding the
enlistment Of coored citizens in the army; to pro-
vide for the examination OF claimants for pensions
and for the appointment Of examining surgeons. AL
50 petition praying congress TO take action in regard
to the Freedmen's Savings and Trust Co.. so as TO
restore 10 them their deposits Referred. .. After
a short executive session the senate adjourned.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1878-08-31

TUESDAY, October 30.-The commit
tee appropriations to-day considered the appro-
prations for the army. 1t is understood the bill
viii be reported within two days.. The commit
tee on ways and means also organized and had
referred various subjects embraced in the Presi-
dents message, and will report 10 the house to-mor-
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THE TRADE MARK

bullion gone into the Bank of England
on balance to-day, $4,000.
BERLIN, November 3.-The weekly
statement Of the Imperial Bank of Ger
many many shows decrease of specie of
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Senate.

TUESDAY, October 3O.-A resolution
was introduced requesting the president, if not in
compatible with public interest, 10 transmit 10 the
Senate statement OF the appropriations and expen-
dltures on account of the army and navy, and pen
Sions from March 1, 27S9 to June 81, 1876. Agreed
to......A bill was introduced and referred to pay
over to Texas the residue Of $1,000 600 reserved for
satisfaction OF that portion OF the public debt of the
late republic of Texas for which duties on imports
OF said republic were specially pledged, being the
balance remaining after the payment of such debt ;
also to reimburse Texas for expenses incurred in re-
pelling invaSions, etc.A resolution Authorizing the
presiding officer to appoint select committee the
subject OF ascertaning and declaring the result Of
United States was agreed Adjourned.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-12-26

kkNINF ipfs8E Ne 81 w. & r =
bssasAtft rs =, ge2sisf Iasiae laesatg.
e Mstftegn Noes Fridays Al VI 8HafA
EGNtiN0poN LopGE. Nas7 vet. Wa.
y. hotssftsaa p. uurtss wiH8snas Ledge
ufyuif. sts Sfafy Meets Fra8aYs. 81 rs
utps&
DOESN'T I0DoK. M ia wei, o. n
eftus Wk J. N Lsks Ledge DsputF, H. Il
HArsesa Nests Tuesdays. Is - sirtecf
BRANT LuI8R No iAs vet. Va
sass " =, ! Hey tssArs nsVuiy. 7.
Bayt Mees wAtaftsgs. a. - geisea
ls0WaAi IloEsGK ~ 81 vet FP
Ha2Ass W. r.. Wa. Gat. l. aes Dspaty. b. u
Efvsssa Nests Axsafdays. II esiock
10 kRAfsBoBo JOD8K, 80. $50. w.c.T
=. /. HSusn " - q. ] FsTkcf, Lodge nspu.
~, A. u beaBttt, Meets Saturdays al ]. 10.
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coon rGMrl.Am rrens.

North Montpelier Lodge. No. 2, was
organized Saturday, 2sa ult., by II,
VI Bryant. Lodge Deputy. A. J. Hol.
lister Twcpiy.scvea chatter members
were preseat Al tho institution.
AZ Worcester Lodge was ihstitut.
ed Taesday evening. 26th ult. with
thirty charter members by H NJ. Bry-
ans Isaac Wheeler. Lodge Deputy.
Night Of meeting. Friday Name,
PIumley Lodge. No /.
Capitol Lodge. No. 81. completed
its organization Monday evening, 25th
'nh II meats Mouday nights aud has
80 faf occupied Grand Army Hall.
Lodge Deputy, L l. Dnraut. Esq.
Sunday. LIST inst. Mr.. Bryant gave a
foe address TO the people Of ST. Al
bans Monday Of last week be spoke
TO the people Of Albprgh Springs. and
on "Wednesday evening last. again adj
dressed them and at this time organ.
lied a lodge Of excellent material. with
twenty nine charter members.
Tuesday night Of last week he or
gained a lodge at Isle La Motto, with
twenty charter members. H. &. Hill,
ksq Lodge Deputy Friday night
he spoke at Bakersfield. Sunday night
at West EBosburgh Tuesday night
of this week at Essex Centre.
On Thursday Of this week is the
Good Templar's Union Of Washington
County with Valley Lodge. Moretown
IL. NJ. Bryant addresses the public in
the evening.
The Union for the nor.h half of
Windsor county is held at Sharon. Fri.
day Of this week, with Sharon Lodge.
Public address 10 the evening by HIM.
Bryant.
A lodge will be organized at Rich
inond on Wednesday evening Of this
week. The signatures, twenty mine 10
for charter were obtained by
A. II Selleck, Esd. Of Waterbury. 9.
w 5 Plumley and J S. Batchelder.
Diet Dep Wash Co. are The institute
ing Ulcers of this lodge.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-12-26

TIE PHtetNiAe AID Mts PATIENT.
DR. Newton, 10 Bible Je wells. tells a
curious story of physician aud his
patient. f zN8F4
There was wel-known physician
IN large city, who had allowed him
self TO get into the habit of drinking
too much. Now OF all men 10 the world
next to ministers, doctors should be
most careful TO keep sober. One day
this doctor had been drinking pretty
freely. When he went home at noon,
he found on his slate request for him
to come aud see Mrs. B., one of bis
patients, q rich and fashionable lady.
He took his dinner, aud drank some
more liquor, and then went TO see the
lady. She was 10 bed. He sat down
by the bedside, took out his watch. and,
putting the finger Of his right hand on
the lady's wrist. he began to count her
pulse. Que --two--three then he got
confused, aud began again. One two
three Hour; confused, and began
again. 0ne--two- ee--four--fve
but he could not go on. So he put up
his watch aud said 10 himself, 10 a
whisper which be did not intend the
lady should hear Drunk, | declare
Then be told the lady to keep in bed,
and take some lemonade to throw her
IN perspiration. and be would see her
again 10 the morning. Iu the evening
be received few lines from the lady,
written as follows;-
Ivar Doctor - am dreadfully NOR
tilted 70 think you should have found
me 10 such state when you called
this afternoon. Please accept the 10.
closed tee for your trouble. hundred
dollar bill, and pray do not. for the
world, say word to any one shout
my condition
That lady had beeh drinking. and
when the doctor whispered. Drunk, ! |
declared -meaning himself she thought
be Was saying il 81 her. The doctor
vas too drunk 10 see what gas the
matter with bis patient; aud the pa
ie0t WAS too drunk 10 see that the 1
ioclor WAS ia the same STATE.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-12-26

there Is wealthy bRwet IN Mon.
treal who built church and inscribed
on IL: This church was built BY Thorn.
as Molson at his sole expense. He
brews * chapter. Some 81 The
MeGlll college wags got 4 ladder aud
altered the inscription 90 as to make Ii
read Tits church was erected by
Thomas Nelson ., bis souls expense.
De brewa double k.
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.SlNEQRD'S RADICAL CURE

not ouiy promptly arrests the corrodinR dischar-
ges IA CAtAfrh, but by sympathetic action, ii
rtstarss o. sound health ai the orgAns Of the
head that have become Affected by it, and exhib.
Il Al Of the foilewing affections -
Defective EyeEight, lnaamsd and Maitery
Eyes, Painful aud Wstery Eyes, Loss
Of Hearing, Earache. Neuralgia OF the
Ear, Discharges from the EAr, Ringing
Noises 10 the Head, Dizziness, Nervous
Headache, Pains Ia The Temples, Loss
OF the Senses OF Taste aud Smell, Elon-
cation of the Uyula, Inflammation OF
the Tonsils, Pntrid Sore Throat, Tick
ling or Hacking Cough, Bronchitis, aud
Bleeding Of the Lungs.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-12-26
J. Davis & Son

Have just received, positively, the
largest lot of hollow-ware that ever
came to Manchester at any one time,
and what is more they are selling it
at prices that can't he beat any
where around here. We are also
selling copper, brass, lead pipe and
pumps at greatly reduced prices.
Our line of stoves is now complete
Our No. Q LEADER and FAME cook
stoves speak for themselves. Our
line Of Parlor and Box Stoves are
all that can be desired. But we wish
particularly to speak in favor of our
NEW REGENT PARLOR COOK
COAL STOVE, which for elegance
Of design cannot unsurpassed. They
are made of four sizes with oven,
and five without, and as far as It's
working qualities are concerned we
know that they never, as yet, have
been beaten. Call in when you
come this way and see this new par
lor coal stove and hollow-ware which
you have just read about. If You
do not buy it will be just the same
with us.
We wish now to call the attention
of Merchants and Dealers in tin
ware and stove pipe to the fact that
we have just introduced a new fea-
ture in the line of our business
that Of wholesaling tinware and
stove pipe at such prices and such
quality of goods that we shall not
'ail to meet their approval and re-
,eive our share Of their patronage.
Our facilities for doing job work,
lin roofing and evetroughing, DC,
ire mere ample than ever. When
1ou are making bargain with us
lepend upon it We will do by You
nst what we say we will.
All orders or inquiries by tele-
,raph or mail will be thankfully re-
eived and promptly answered.
Thankful for past favors and patron
&c we remain
Respectfully yours,
]. DAVIS IL Son.
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Dorset Lodge be Que u the meet
active ia the county aud Is adjusting
ice relations 10 the community 80 As 10
seeomplssh Tho greatest Amoaut Of
good The mAierial = the tzps aua i
being efsclently utilized
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= as rsseasn - aswetea - shH fassFseas
- ths SIS - es6sAt Qsase ~ ssaea THass=
t@st. sSS - s@aaNs snasF ths stFssstsN -
tes MsaafWEtaa keuaty Entsa. ~ a.
etsw ses&lY @ss@nsmmseMEtamK frean s@sh
Aas4Ess fAsr @sss - resef sea ~ ths -.
ft@s - Aufth fAass@as - 4afnraag -
sasaFs fussyftsw4 r&s sdeahs fxe~ss - ths
FtEes g. s~~asass naT tfssas ssaa-
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Ayers SarsapariIIa,
ron PURIFYING TnE MOOD.

Tha crwrsasa n fts yrestasas sne.Aaivss
sastsFr.ila. t,qsk. s1ilhnssa sd \ naasnAs uitA
tbs feaiae 81 ratAsh aas traa. u&kes ssosl 81.
fseiuAl esre q ! series e ecmritiaia sAisA sfs
xssy pFeveaspi aa6 tsAaetaaF, u pmnaAse Ne
eeped, parRts est the lafi4sg hpHlers y tSs
sYeleM Ast an6sfSnins heaHA eae eetlle sute
ueahleseesa dasardsrA kispueua 4 ths stta
are De hppeaFAncs 81 he surface II hnRags
that tAgaiA he sHrsslea fruH The hksea sAtess
naA arrangements Afs ths aetsFaaihattsa - Ne
came kHm r. % snwae lniernai cfesn. a. asgsBa
uhose spgtaa tbsg dsrNnse, eaA ~hcss saesiAscs
hsY disease Nnd Sastrss. ANHAAs sass ARAKllAA
ttpeiia thAae tHmoft from tie blood Nksa fhTy
ara Krhe the aaeordefa tksy pfnsiaee sliaAegNax
saoh ~ uleeFation II The hyaf, stomach kianeya
luhEa, sfeptiaaK and sfaptivs diseases u the
skin. 81 Aath8nys fire, ross d esyasialnn.
pimplss, pnstulea elotohes, koils tunlors. teli9s
ard ssh rhpum, wcAia bead, rfngwefta. eicsfs
Nad surea. Fheamatssfn, nenrAlRaa. bsan h. tAs
hapas. atds and bead, feHAls weaAness, s,erslity
lsaehoFfhaa arising Avas ttsFnNI alctfAlssn aud
sserins dsseasa, ATupey, dyspspssA, smaaallun
and general att4lily. WIS tAeN dspArlurs
health feturna.
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CONSTRUCTION AND EQUIPMENT
The Pennsylvania Railroad

stands confessed at the head OF Americas rail-
ways. The track lie double tho entire lsagth Of
the line. OF steel rails laid On heavy oak ties,
which are embedded in a foundation OF rock
ballast eighteen inches 10 depth. All bridges
are Of iron or stone and built upon the most app
proved plAns. Its passenger cars, while emf
nently safe and substantial, are al the same time
models Of comfort ano elegance.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-12-26

DR. J. Q. AVER a Co. level, Ma.s.,
Pa1crtnAI AID AHALsEsoaI omEwrA
SOLD III ALI. DRUGGISTS AND DKALRRH IN
MEDICINE. iyleSsW
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-12-26

IN shis sheAsre d snaa's fife IA h re.
sersed only ~ God aud angels 70 be
lookens 90.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-12-26

Each package a. RAsYonDs RADICAL Cur con.
tains DIR. hanfoFd's Improved InlizlfDg Tube, and
full directions for It's nee in all cases. Price,
81 90. For sale by all Wholesale and retail drug
gists and dealers throughout the United Btates
and Cshsdas WEEKS 4 POTTER, General
Agents and Wholesale Druggists, Boston, Mass.
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The Safety Appliances

IN use on this line we'll illustrate ths fsr-sssing
and liberal policy 81 its management, ia accord
anoe with which the utlhty only Of an improve.
ment and not its cost has bseg tbs qasstlan Of
consideration. Among many may be noticed
The Block System Of Safety Signals.
Jenney Coupler, Buffer and Platform,
forming In conjunction With a perfect double
track Ahd road bed combination Of safsg yards
against accidents which have rendered thea
practically impossible.
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SlNFORD'S RADICAL CURE.

Meusrs Wesis Futiss - SaetAlamss-.I ieol
easaFeiled e lctuosieags q yea the Frssi LEA.
~ ssNFaHpt hkusfAE CrNE hAa hstn T. tna. Far
$3.50 sseeaee. AL especially 10 tks vlnax iImS
he's "a hseu Most severe. TIE elaeknrRe hat
bssu thsct aad blSodF. eEaltiitis faai oder %
bsa that lsy preesaoe 10 . reosa wsth othen wa
Ysfy ofsbstss " tbem- QBs week aftsf eeza.
msnelez ths ass u AAKpaApN NAn8dlG CrHK
vas bct tsOuhle3 ~itA Il ~ all NJ sansss u
tssts ead smell. uhieh BeFs sslsoslg Fone, have
noe fully FetprasA. Aed Ely esnornl hsalth y
muek Improved lezafs
MELBOURNE u. FORD.
S4orf- Had Writer.
GASP RAFIra. MICA, New, 3. is7g
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LATER.

esntsmen. Ths psckSge Of SAsToHp's CuRx
arrived here " nlRht ali ught / doaa knoW
shat ! should have aoue II Il had not been fqr
tbs reuaeay. have tried Nasal Douches and
ersry hing Hise. and Gltboug have beeu able
70 atop ihe Offensive dlscaArge. nave got been
atas 70 Fecosef my senses ~ taste aud Gmell m.
VI tried kskF0ans Gear. HsB can refer Hny
Que yua choose 20 me. aud sill cAeerfnIly in
fefu them IA detail 70 The bsnehl the refnedy
has hosn 10 me. fonra.
MELBOURNE II. FORD.
0alND RAFiiss, MIcH.. Nov. 10, 1876
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90 COLLINS -
YOLTAlC PLASTER.

A N Electro-Galsanic Battery, combined with
IA highly Medicated Plaster, forming the
grAndest curative agent Ia the world OF medicine
and utterly surprising all other Plasters hereto
fore IN use, They accomplish more In one week
than the old PlAsters In whole year. They do
not palliAte they cuHE They
Relieve Affections OF the Chest.
Relieve Affections Of the Lungs.
Relieve Affections Of the Heart.
Relieve Affections OF the Liver.
Relieve Affections Of the spleen.
"a Relieve Affections OF the Kidneys.
Relieve Affections the Spine
Relieve Affections OF tho Nerves
Relieve Affections OF the Muscles,
Relieve Affections OF The Joints.
Relieve Affections of the Bones
Relieve Affections Of the Rinews
No matter what may be- the extent OF your suf.
iering, try one of these PIasters. Re ief is liz.
stantdacous, > fact supported by hundreds OF
testimonials In our Possession. Bear In mind
that the most important disc 1veries In phAYma.
cy date back less than ten years, and that com
blnatlons Of gums and essences Of tlants and
shrubs are hereln united with Electricity 10 form
curative Plaster, In soothing, healing and
nglhsninE properties far superior 10 ali
other Piasters heretofore ia use AZ the scentiiic
physician 10 10 the horse-leoeh.
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PEN NSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.
GREAT THROUGH LINE
United States Mail Route.

The attention Of the travelling public is re.
specially invited TO some of the merits OF this
great highway, in the confident assertion aud
belief that no other line oAn offer equal induce.
ments ~ route Of Through travel. In
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-12-26
Pullman Palace Cars
Are run on All Express Trans
WITHOUT CHANGE.

and a. All prihsipsi posns 10 the far West and
south Sltk but one eh9age 81 cars Connections
are made ~ UBsoH Dtp9is, add are fssursd 10
III important posHts.
The scenery Of the Pennsylvania Route
ts adnttsd 70 be ansuFpasssa IN the world for
grandeur, bezHIy, and EEijety, Eapenas refresh.
nfBt fAelAhes are provided, Employess are
esufaaor aud attebtlfe. ahf u IL 40 Insxitabie
res ais thst trip ~ the FennsylYAnis EsilroSA
h4asi form
4 Pleasing and Memorable Exerience.
1cksis for sale ~ tbs leweMs rates II ths
Tlekss utaess q the Company 10 Al impartaEf
etiea ADd louns.
FRANK THOMSON. l. ?. FARMKR,
0eAsfAi AAAAgsr 6sasFsl FssssaeeF AEspt
9. .. HALDEMAS. New EneiAaa Assat,
"a and a05 WAsh4sgten street. baalaa, Aass'
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WV. WILLIAMS sons.
HARNESS WORK

81 The "a staHa sua wia pmdssvay ~ nAts Il fag
cali
VI MAKE NusT o. ora owx IKArHKR
81 DE ela fsshlapea waF We tlso as sons 81
ne Beat 0At sseek.
An Assortmeai Of Whips. Riaaksls &e.,
Uonsianils Ga Hand.
Pefsoas scnaiag skins ~ cell % iGA vlll take
great care in skiutlne
RFCat al ne are act wefth ianuinK
pofeet. Nor on. tsfss G39fv
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REMINGTON AND RUTLAND
RAILWAY.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
TRAINS LEAVE MANCHESTER


MOVING SOUTH
G 25 a. H-From ButlsBd for Bennington Troy.
aud New YORK
J9F. N.~-kfprsss. from st. Adams 10 ksw
York via Troy.
u IS ,. Night Kxpress. from Montrsal. OK.
densburgb aud New York VIA Troy.
o 10 ,. ~ for Bennington.
TRAINS LEAvE ron THR NORTH:
u &c a. s.--kight EEpsass. ksw York snd Zoo.
tFeAi aud OgashsbuTg,
10 IL A. E.~-fFon BsBulnKtsn snd Troy fof
M0ntTeal AID OgaauaAmre.
~ p. kes f0fk aud hoatfegI RxpEess
8 10 ,. s,--hixsd, Bsnslngton Zoe Hufland.
.Ssisrday nigAts - izze A. -
The araiu connscsfsg With the 20 Aeeommoda-
the hight trains hom Nee York
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Wa Trey, MGnehssier 8 81 4. Aad runs
throagh 70 Montreal.
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betMeea iik. AlbaHs and New Fgfk
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paints
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ikad WAth isniils 90 ~ Yeluts asgtA so sns4
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Oder Sense 81 Smell and Taste
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