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Now is THE TINE
70 gsl thoss
Old Clothes Colored

Abd Cleaned up foE Eummex Wear.
u ill saaks ttes loeh as wali as new nna usvs
buyssx. We sktii sesd Dor nsAriy evufy vssk
suffGg aAs sPfs1e. Al coiexs wErf8etEd fzsl
al gs&wsHss*a ta ave sklssseksga. Dresses
skesss ks r5FasI ks<rrs aylnr. - essts pants
aHe ethss Foa1s eaE ~ aYsa uslhers.
y. X HlMONp4.
g0uraMi oasea,
MsssAssisF. w. Arg.l lesk. IETs. siu
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-10-30

A gentleman connected with tho
United States lake survey In this city was
engaged one day on the skirt of wood
in Indiana. Near him, sleeping lazlly 10
the sun, lay bis faithful dog, Tiger.
Thinking to have some fun with the dog,
he gave q shout and a jump into tho
thicket as IL all the game ever projected
by game laws from maraudng hunters
was dasbing through the bushes. AZ he
expected, Tiger came bounding and bark
ing to the fray, aud soon detected tho
trick that was played upon bin, sneaked
bsck TO bis lair, and lay down again. The
surveyor resumed bis duties, aud was
hard at work for two or three hours,
when, all al once, the dog rOse from bis
sleep, set bis ears and eyes IN the direc
ton OF the wood, gave bark, aud made
a rush for the forest depths The sur
yeyor followed the noble brute 10 a tree,
up which be was sending canine c0BgrAi-
ulstions TO the prey; but when the sur.
veyor came and began anHiously 10 scan
the bougbs for the hiding game, Tiger
gave a Satisfied All Woobl bestowed =
glance Of contempt on the surveyor, aud,
striking a dignItied gait, stalked back 10
his couch with the appearance Of dog
that bad squared up all accounts with
the surveyor, and had left nothing due on
either side.
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now rmE PAHsuN SAVED nIs MONEY

Good DR.. Rhes, pastor ofa church in
Davenport, la, went to bed Saturday
night prepared to sleep the sleep OF the
righteous. In bis pantaloons pockets
was wallet containing In the neigbor-
hood OF $500, money which be bad reeived
from various members Of his church As
contributions to the benevolent societies.
This was little more money than a
minister is accustomed 10 get hold Of 81
one time, and, consequently, just As tue
doctor was turning Ia, the thought OF
burglars struck hin, and, setting on for
iunaie impulse, be Kicked his pantAloons
10 under the bed out Of sight or reach
Then be lay down and slept. la an instAnt
be new that burglar was in the room
lie tuTnd over toward the side At which
the man was standing, throwing the bed
clothes oG him as be did 20, raised him
self on bis left elbow and shouted Get
out, you rascal Immediately be ieit a
hand drop on bic shoulder, heard The
click CLICK oi revolver, tet TIE cptu
steel st Ais temple, aud heard deter
mined but excited voice saying; BE slillr
OF III blow yoar brains ont. lie saw
that The man meant business, and con
cluded 10 remain In just the position be
then was I'LL II suited the bargisr 20 have
him otherwise. The latter kept repeating
biz warning, and was plainly heard BY
Mr. Rhes, who took 10 the situation al
once, and, trying TO strike light with 1
match, started toward ber husbands
room. Tue second robber heard hel
coming aud st once pulled The door 70
sbslting her out. She vas naturally il
40 sgony of fright, thinking bef husband
vas beiug murdered. Amer the sian
ming of the door, burglar No. 2 tod bil
pal TO keep the doctor quiet while be ~
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ON rHE ooEAN.

The following experience OF Burdette
OF the Burlington Hawkeye, will be APP
preciAted by not few;
The sea grew rougher, and, as the
pitching aud rolling OF the good steamer
New York increased, my spirits did not
rise. Your spirits are not
apt to rise, find. They are the only
thugs about you that don't rise, however
My subject OF reflection having eluded
my rather instructive mind, became SEN
sibe OF kind Of sort of languor that
suggested repose. did not feel like
standing up aud singing vast partic-
ular what kind Of repose. The repose Of
the grave would have suited me perfect
ly well.
| stood on my feet aud took of come of
my things. Then leaned up against the
door and took of a few more Then |
stood on my head aud got of one or two
Then looked up at my berth.
II was six hundred feet from the floor.
aud was still going.
! cast an anxious despairing glance at
II, reached out and dragged travelling
shawl over me, and tried to warble a
merry .stave of rolicking sea song.
The sense Of utter forlornness, the feeling
Of desolation andIgoneness the impress
ion, generally correct, that every well
person In tho ship Is laughing at you the
saddening thoughts that there is no
chance of dying, the depressing know
ledge that there is no help for II anyhow
the confidence that nobody is going to do
anything for you, and the philosophical
resolution that you don't care constitu-
tiona red cent If they don't; the hope
that you will be over It by morning, the
fororn hope, now and then, that the piloe
will get frightened and tie the ship mp to
to tree some place, II only for u little
while, the despairing sense of disappoint-
ment that steals over you as IL becomes
evideDl that the pilot hssen't thought Of
doing anything of the kind and AT last
the icrvent, earnest ,dcspairing wish that
the boiler will blow mp, the ship strike a
rock, and catch on fire, capsize, be run
down by lightning and sink in 600 faith
oms OF water, aud do IT all most power
full quick, TOO.
This IL the final spasm. While the
Illness lasts II does take the nerve out Of
you. Nothing else in the world Is or can
be 80 destructive TO manly self respect
and dignity. don't believe Chariss
Francis Adams could look dignified
under such circumstances.
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IA n,p,,r rsrrs aucn.

u was Sunday afternoon, ana Young
Mf Starlight bad stopped untlihey we're
forced TO ask him TO take supper. The
best chlnA aud extra silver pieces Rrsoed
the table, while one Of tho bcsi nApIias
was place By young Mr. S,ayugbt's plate,
iot the family desired 10 create all the in.
precision possible upon bic susceptible
mind His yonug lady was conducting
herself with great credit, aud the Young
man was more than ever ia love With her,
when the mother said, passing the cake
for the second time
Won. you have another piece, Mf.
sayllght2
No, thank you, said the young man In
bis politest tone, not any more
Oh, do have just Que more, urged The
mother smiling sweetIy you havent eat
en- hardly anything
The younger brother who sat opposite.
and who had been instructed not TO ask
twice for that cake, mnch TO bis disgust,
saw his opportunity, and snorIcd out with
great malevolence.
Hull shouldn't think be had he's
eaten four hunks oflongue, three biscuits,
two plates OF sauce, two OF them tarts,
aud both kinds Of cake aud mother, sis
keepikicklng ne under thelAblc. Make
her stop,
They brought Mr.. staylight to by dash.
ing ice.water In bis face.
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A curious exhibition was made ia the
grain department Of Cincinnati chamber
Of commerce, beiog a quantity Of carbon.
lied or ehArred cora tsken from plt ia
one of the burial grouuds oi tho mound
builders, aud contained three OF four
bushels Of corn, some sheiled, some on
cob.. The entire mGss was apparently
thoroughly chsrred. II was covered with
layer Of gray ashes ceulsiuing bones u
animals, aud still AbOYe this was layer
Of clay and soil. II il supposed 10 have
been nsed 10 some religious rites u tbs
mound builders, being located 10 The
midst of one Of their large bnrisi grounds
whence many skeletons have beea remov.
ed duribg the past few months. From
the trees which have grown above these
graves aud wh0se roots lntefseei the skel.
etons there eau be 40 doubt that the race
oi which this is The work must have ex
isied here ia Amerlcs fally Eve hundred
years ago.
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spy oag their numbers, bed bcca AIRED
upon Aad wounded b. sprowlef, Throw.
log himself on the savage be stunned him
with bloW ifom the bull Il biz ride, sud
escaped 10 The camp, liere be bad taken
The preoaaliou 10 deceive TIE Indians sbd
10 warn me, with which The fesdeF hAs
already been made acquainted. lie wAs
however, speedily pursued BY The Whole
band Of savAges, and, after bard strug.
gle, captured. II Was durins this purssit
Of Marsiou that arrived At tho camp,
aud my bayiag taken The river coarse, and
their entire ignorance OF even my exist
snoe was the reason OF my being enabled
20 gain the The Blud unpctoeived The
Indians proved to be Blaekieet, and wero
20 doubt on a plundsring expedition, ss
their packs we're filled with many articles
which belong to whites alone. We OF
course appropriated their horses snd ,rsps
aud having unCArthed our concealed pel-
tries set OF for Fort George, where we
arrived without further adventure.
hsd seen enough OF trappers life,
aud though the laures Marston hehped
upon my brow caused a change OF feeling
on the part OF bic rough ifieEds 10 my
iayor-so much SO that they declared that
| would 10 time, undoubtedly become a
terror to both beaver and lnjun, deter.
mined that the last Indian to fall by my
hands had fallen, and that in future
would oonane myself to my legitimate
weapon. the pen, aud have kept my
word.
From one OF Marston's trips he never
returned, aud The rongh spirits around
the old tort gave IL as their opinion that
my friends prophesy regarding his death
had proved true, or, As they said in their
peculiar yernAcular, The blasted red skins
had snufled him out at last.
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They bad dlme supper In the neigh
borhood Of Pawlueket, conceived aud
carried out by the lsdie The conditions
OF this novel supper were these; For
every word spoken by the gentlemen at
the supper table forfeit OF ten cents
was imposed but, on the other hand (as
duties are always compensated with
rigsls aud restrictions with privileged, il
was agreed that whoever could weather
the whole supper, submitting to all
queries, surprises aud ingenious qacs-
tions without reply Ing, should be eulltled
to il gratultiously, Many aud frequent
were the artihces and subterfuges resorted
TO by The ladies Ia attendance TO entrap
the uuguarded, and one after another
stont and discreet men went down before
the constant rolley OF artfn interroga-
tions. At last all fell out and paid The
dime penalty save QUE individuals
queer chap whom nobody seemed TO
know. lie attended strictly to business
and passed unbeeded these Jokes, jbes
aud challenges. They quizzed him, but
all 10 vain. lie wrestled with the turkey
and grsppIed with the goose. He baied
out the cranberry sauce with an unswerv.
Ing hand aud he ate celery as the scrip
tural vegetarian ate grass; and finally,
when be had finished his tltib piece Of pie
he whipped out pocket slate, wiped IL
with his napkin, aud wrote on il, In a
large and legible hand | am deaf and
dumb.
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VOLUME XIX.

cat wilh ghe spoih. Aud thea gathering
az sbe bundr ei elethei % tho loanKe be
fsn down The stairs aad gave siru.l "a
The man wnh TIC revolver. who wss
down Al bonRi The pastors wstea
was takea, but not tbe moasy 10 lbs pan,
falcons underneath tie bed
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Old Tom Pudie, Sir Walter Seotps fsy.
oriie atiendent once said, "them are aue
novels, Of yours, Sir Waller they sre jast
invaluable 10 me" 81 am glad to hear II
Tom, returned the novelist, Yes sir.
said Tom for when have been oat eli
day hard At work, and come home tired,
aud take up one Of your novels, Pm asleep
directly.
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A cfIlIe, 10 noticing dissourss oB the
sayings and dolags ot great men, re.
marks: IL is sd u observe hos much
they iald and bow little they did.
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

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HORSES. CARRIAGES. &C.


At BARKER : SONS
ACITY AUCTION MART AND NEW YORK TArTER-
SAILS.
CORNER OF Broadway and 39th st.
CHARLES w, BARKER. AUCTlONEER.
REGULAR SALES every Wednesday and Saturday.
CATALOGUE OF SALE THIS DAY
1T IL O'CLOCK
LOT OF Bear. Wolf. Buffalo and Black Fur Robes.
PORTLAND SLEIGH. by John RUSSELL
THE BROWN trotting Gelding Ed Connerv l5H high,
Z years old: record of :3Ota.
BROWN GELDING, 49, high, years old sold for whom
STYLISH sORREL Gcldng. l6 high. years old !:
has trotted In 5o warranted kinds also top side bar
COMBINED BAY Saddle and Harness Gelding. 15H
high, years old; warranted sound and kind
LARGE BAY Geldinr. 16 highs years old; warranted
BEAUTIFUL BAY Saddle Mare, Is high. 7 years old :
THE WELL known gray Trotting Gelding Morgan
Scout high years old; record OF 2aOh; warranted
HANDSOME CHESTNUT Gcldng, 15,s high, 8 years
old June in minutes; warranted sound
kind
BEAUTIFUL pair of black Geidings. l5H high, 6
old elegant and stylish drivers road
sters; both fine under saddle and and
kind.
AN ELEGANT bay family or Mare. l5A high @
old of the most perfect and gentle drivers
earth roadster fearless of known object
trat q nile in 2:i5 warranted sound and kind.
FAST SORREL Trottng Fiy, l5s. high, foaled July
23 1878 got by Mddletown, dam by imported Povcr
ond dam by American STAR very promising; can STOW
LIGHT COUPE Rockaway; largo number Of Road
Wagons Phaetons, Express und Business agons Car
LARGE LOT Of Double and Single Harness
TWENTY TWO other Horses.
FULL DESCRIPTIONS at sale.
SALES NEVER postponed on account of weather.
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STORAGE.

STORAGE.
THE HAEGER wAREMoUsE,, srH Av. FROM saD
to 34th st.; ofce 3UO West 3tth stStorage for furni
turc, pianos baggage and goods OF every description
lowest rates: shipping. boxing and packing
INSTRUCTION.
1NANfED~TW0 EXPERIENCED LADY srENoGRA.
w phcrs. Call to-day. Miss FLORENCE FITCH Ed
ucational Bureau. 30 Union square.
WANrED-IN BOYS SCHOOL, a RESIDENT
w teacher OF gymnastics Apply at ius West ooth 81
WANrED--A GOvERNEsS. EITHER RESIDENT OR
w visiting, competent to teach the higher Bnghsn
branches, matbematics German and tho rudimepts OF
2il Herald onicv./
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
ps = .
"NANA," BY EMILE zoLA-sEE SUNDAY CoU-
nj iEli tomorrow, for sale by all newsdeaiers.
OPIUM. MORPHINE HABIT CURED IN TEN TO
O'w'n'y days. no pay til, epTSS sTSvrxs Lebanon Ohio
IL THE GREAT MEDICAL DISCOVERY,
Tho only radical remedy ever discovered the euro Of
sm and sl all 81 T in ns
rss sna good 9nc and to 1s
depot 2oo Pearl ST. corner Futon kS1Rs NsT fak co
Sr. JOHNS GUILD. ,o.r.r,o,,.s,
=, The .nnrs meeting Of St. John. Guild WIN be held at
S bs s. Ms,sJ Jones rs. st on o T%ssSy
Ss Hs in @ canon % Of
FIVE viii
place Of those whose of office expire and also tho
: N''''' super JOHN JOHN r. rAURE, Clerk.
SrlEGIANtt NM1HTlcE-AsHEs GIVEN AWAY. APPLY
Brooklyn. E. ID.
J, ia pay AT 81 TIE FIVE POINTS
calishencs by the children in the Chapel will commence
rSv T oss viii be-
aMn d" D s ri s j. the on s
distrSuisd: 44574s. Donations elo'hins. food and
G. S. BROWN. Superintendent.
THE WEST SIDE ASSOCIATION OFFICE, NO. 64
West 34h st-Open every day and evening except sun
days Special meetings every saturday evoning at q
sn'ss' s was M
invited
WEST SIDE ASSOCIATION.-SPECIAL MEETING
at No ca West 34th st. Saturday evening. 22d inst,
ut eight o'clock SnbiectShanties the West Side.'
All persons Interested arc invited WALTER g. ELLIOT,
Assistant Secretary.
oSO 70O -KENTUCKY STATE ALWAYS DRAWN
@CJ. UV.Nove 20. Capital Prize always
S15OO x5s, 100 has distributed in S2 Prizes Is.
H. PORTER CO., ,227 Broadway, corner 3oth ST.. Y.
DOGS. BIRDS. &C.
4 UCTIoN SALE OF FINE BREECM LOADERs
THIS DAY SATURDAY, NOV. %. AT O'CLOCK
SEE AUCTION COLUMN BARKER 4 CO., Auctioneers.
L,OR SALE CHEAP-FINE RED IRISH SETTER
Bitch "Plunkot" and "Moya" stock, year old Apply
at 10 Liberty st.
SPORTING. BOOIxMAKING. &C.
At 1}s BARCLAY ST. (PAROLE CLUB BOOKS
IA open on billiard tournament at Tammany Hall.
HACKETT DELACY.
RILLIARD OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES RECEIVED
)and books open at lag East l4th St nearly opposite
Tammany Hall. FULLY GLEASON.
ORDERs RECEIVED AND BOOK OPEN ON BILL
Oiard Tournament ut Palm Garden 14O East 18th St..
opposite Tammany Hail. STEDEKER HOFF.
THE TURF.
1T GENTLEMEN'S DRIVING PARK (FORMERLY
AFleetwood, November 22, ut Y. N. prompt; sweep
stakes $500 mile heats best three in Ave. in harness
Bon ans. @ % cns' e.
Il, John Dixon's Auburn Boy; admission. soc.
WILLIAM II. JOHNSON, Lessee
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IS.
The foreign mails for the week cnding Saturday No
vombcr -, 1870, will close this office Tuesday, ut
$3.50 A. NJ, for Europe by steamship Wisconsin. via
Qucenstcwn Wedne sday. at 80 A. NJ for Europe by
steamship Gailia, via Queenstown Thursday, at 3
NJ for ireland direct by steamship City Of Montreal
Britain and the
Continent be specially addrcssed aud at 10 30 NJ
for Europe by steamship wcstphalia via Plymouth Cher
Europe By s,esmship Germanis, via Queens.ovn
specially addressedl, and at o A. VI. for Scot
land direct by steamship Ethiopia. via Glasgow !;
amptcn and Bremen. Tho mails for Denmark. sweden
and Norway despatched by Hamburg and Bromen
steamers The mails for Newfoundland leave Now York
November IL and n Tho mails for Havana leave New
South Pacific ports leave New York November DO Tho
mails for bermuda tho West Indies leave Now York
November 90 Tho mails for Mexico via New orleans
leave Now York November n The mails for Nassau n
p cavc New York November - The for the Wind.
ward Islands leave Now York Noyembcr - The mails
mails for China and japan cavo San Francisco Decen,-
berG THOS L. JAMES. Postmaater
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GENTLEMEN'S DRIVING PARK (FORMERLY
~ Fleetwood, November 22, at =. NJ prompt; sweep
stakes $500: mile heats best three in Ave. in harness.
Smiths Bow-legged Billy A. Thompson's Charley, G.
Sharps Bon. William Lane's McGresor Mr. VANS Minnie
II, John Dixon's Auburn Boy; admiss Soc
WILLIAM Ii. JOHNSON, Lessee.
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AMedIcine Che.t tor a. Cent?,

Perhaps no one medicine is 50 uniyer.
sally required by everybody as good ca.
thartic. SwAYNR's TAI AND SSRsAPAR.
lila Pills are prepared expressly to meet
this necessity, being composed OF purely
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trated juices enter largely into their COM
position; the whole strength Of which il
extracted on an entirely new principle.
They are mild in their operation, produce
no gripping, and are truly valuable pur-
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medicine. They stimulate the liver to
healthy action, cleanse the stomach and
bowels Of all impurities. Curing sick
and nervous headache, dyspepsia
or indigestion, bilious, or intermittent, re-
mittent and congestve feVers, languor.
drowsiness, aching pains in the back, head,
slight chills, with fiushes OF heat, female
Irregularities, and for bilious and cos
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PARILlA Pills. II your druggist or store
keeper has not got them, or will not pro-
cure them for you, we will forward them
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New York.

NEw ioRK, December Section firm at
10 5-lGal3 7-l6c futures firm. Flour moro &C.
tive; receipts % 900 barrels; superiine west
ern and State S 25a5 So; common TO good
IS 95a6 Is; good 10 choice 50 3oas 20; white
wheat extra 80 00a6 G5; extra Ohio 50 GOA
rs; St. Louis 50 O0aS 25; Minnesota patent
process s. 25as rs. Wheat unsettled: re.
ceipts $4,000 bushels; ungraded spring 81 81
al 88X; No 5 spring ST 36ar 8SH: No. 2
81 4lal 43; ungraded red 81 sal six: No. 3
81 4S; No. Isl 5i1<al So; ungradei amber
81 SO; No. Gambler 81 521Sal 81; No. l 81 54a
SAX; ungraded white 81 4SXal 50; No. 2
81 u; No do, sales IS 900 bushels at $151k
al 81; No. 2 led December, sales 1000 bush.
els at 81 aHal S.; january, sales $4,000
bushels at 81 57a1 50; February sales 1000
bushels at 81 62; February by GENITAL sales
1900 bushels at 81 60X. Rye firm. Corn,
demand active; receipts 1921 bushels; un.
graded 6Sa63Hci No. 8, GlHa6211c: steamer
9? 15a6Sc; No. 2 December 63hc bid, GIXc
asked; January 0S9sc bid. Oats fairly active;
receipts 10000 bushels; western mixed 49ISa
sic; white western 5la55c. Hay, quiet and
unchanged. Hops firm and unchanged. Coffee
nominally unchanged. Sugar dull and
nominal. MolaSses quiet and unchanged.
Rice steady and moderate demand Tallow,
demand active at 6ssa0Tc. Resin 81 co.
Turpentine quiet at 40Ha4lc. Eggs dull;
western l6a22c. Pork fairly active; mess
si9 75al3 On. Beef nominaIly unchanged.
Cut meats firm; long clear 11c; short clear
IAc. Lard strong; prime steam $S05aS 10.
Butter dull and heavy; western l4a3Oc
Cheese quiet; western Sal3c, Whisky nomi-
nal ats II.
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Health ana asppines,.

1t seems strange that any one will suffer
from the many constitutional arrangements
brought OH by an impure state Of the blood,
when Guysotts Yellow Dock and sarsaparilla
will restore perfect health and physical organ.
ization. It has proven itself to be the best
blood purifier ever discovered, eifectually
curing Scrofula, Syphilitic disorders, Weak
ness OF the Kidneys, all Nervous disorders and
Debility. 1t oorrects Indigestion, etc., reju.
yenates the old, exhilarates the young, and
invariably drives out Of the system all the ills
that human flesh Ia heir to. Price OF large
quart bottles 81 90.
Full directions accompany each bottle.
Laughin Bros. & Co., and Logan, List &
Co., Wholesale agents. H1 nav
Sold in bridgeport O.. by West & Gilmore.