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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-14
MIDNIGHT WEATHEB REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS
Synopsis for TIE pdSf - hours.

WASHINGTON, Feb. Il, / a. m.-Ihe baTom-
has risen in all the districts, WITH co.er uornery
10 westerly winds and partly cloudy weather. Light
SHOWS are reported in the Middle states Lake region.
Tennessee the Ohio Valley. and ght rams in NORTH
Carolina. The barometer continues Ligh In the MIS-
souri, valley. and the tem0eraturr has fallen rapidly
IN the Southwest. with nortuer On the Texas coast
Decidedly colder atAer preva Is ~ the sort west AMI
thence eastward the -. Lawrence valley. Light
rams have prevailed tue P4c &c Coast, kept ~
southern California.
IndtcIrOis.
For SrW-Eu gland and the Middle states, decidedly
co der anI cie,r or alr weather, with northwest 70
southwest winds and rising bar Getcr during the day
CGat0udry signals.
C1u,ionary oY..hUre signals continue al India0ola.
Cal c.tou Sultnvlr, VI Goa. Cape LuOKDut, Cape Hat
tcras KITTY Hawk. Cape Henry, Norfolk, Lewes, Cape
May, Atlantic CITY, barucgat and SANDY hoOA'
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
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THE BRISLEY BOOKS.

10 m, razor Of me Trtb
SIR: Permit me to make two corrections of
letter In today TRIBUNE relative 20 NJ BrneYs
library. Lot $50 glrG as worth $1,000 for the lot
not for each u, the two DO ks The phrase " very
unIqar should read prcsqae unique" or nrar.y
VA tue." JOSEPH 9AbN'
Nclc- IorE. Feb. u. $50.
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CHICAGO, Feb. ia lire occurred IN the
U.r,-.t Establishment. Sos . aud - Rand st.
trl- morliuz. involving the following losses: on
tui ding owned ~ DAVIS T. Green. Of Boston. 5000
insured for $4,000; the STOCK OF Me.-Ts. Sergeant
tirrueaf * BroIk-, stone pip maker - OOO Insured
for -JUuuU: T.. b. Harms 4 Co. pplslrr- $1,000 3
= A. Hariis, safe manufacturer, about $1,000. sl4l
LIZ. II
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MARKItN.

BLISS-DwTGHT-O Wednesday. February 10. attn N,t
square Presbyterian church uy the Rev Dr. fu'ser
and the Rev Dr. Adams George 7. Bliss ~ Jeannetto A.
daughter ~ Amos 7. Dwight
CAMPBELL-WARD-In Sew Haven Fpb-uarv ~ AZ the
of the brdes nv the Rev y sHuire-
North Manchester, Wells Campbell u Norh MancLr1
Mary Louise daughter OF A. NJ and Louis North
Ward. No caris.
FROST-COCkS-Tn brooklyn February g. BY Judge Moore,
JUrlOn Frost Of Yorktown WSs hester county y. L.
DEBORAH Cocks, Of BIooilyn. \. / No cards
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REALIzlNG SENSE OF Trouble 10 CONE

Mr.. Tllden is losing no time. Already his
frieuIs In NcNYprE preparing sn"td Ianinany
Hal The STATE machinery Is nearly all uuLer LIs
trJ al TINS time. Toe quiet odd ~ Gr1uercy P.rk
l. Oh tie rack fr the Democratic nomination Of 1850,
and VIII act it. AnOW the reason WY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-14

Ta- bsro-rt.A variation. IN h city r'1
incnrs III tntica nes h'- d'aons 81 time Tor ~ =
preceding ms zht The rrggF suite Las tptesrn ir
.s..l. tls mercury during tlo-r hsgs
tribune OFFICE, Fen. Is. 4. m.The barometer rose
rapidly throughout greater part OF the day yeser
day. The weather generally partly cloudy. with u
few snow squalls in tie morning. 5truug westerly
wind. rrvaied, a1d Tie pera;ure tel. tle average
being 1879 lower than on Wednesday.
Char OF parry cloudy weather may he expected IN
THIS city ana ylclnlty Oday
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rrvnTR KII.N DESTROYED.

OGpE<.Bru9. y. T., Feb. ia lumber
kIu rr ol-.u- O., -LlIu--. E4.i4ey Bro'heTs Barnes
lumber n.ut- % the cy. total, dcstroye by
ire tni- afternoon. The Hin within twenty feet Of
.als psuiuE mills aud BOX shora which narrc"Iy -
e. t.G .e o.s - 5000 ali r. MY covered by IN
-tiq.l,- Inc ursIu OF The ire j. unknown.
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THB BOURBON'5 YEARNNG

FTB7a bVsLOn be-linY IFuFfttT
IL i true to-day as IL ever was that the
Bourbon, IOrges nothing AID learn nothing. The s-Ou
thai the whole party seeued 10 have learned 20 well by
twsut, years Of exclusion from power Hat repeated
from the land II has never Learned at
g. lis ups nave learned t0 say, The Issues or The war
sre dead j. its neart has ceased say, Tie
suit u tie suau be reye sod"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-14

ThOse relieved persons principally poor women ana
sick children. The total cost 10 the ASSOCIATION was
about 40 2s0 Employment wss found for 10 women
and 20 men Charles O'ConnOr. John Jacob Astor .,
H. B0st~ick Co., and John 4. Faiis we're among t"s
contributors to the association.
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Irlpnrtn Or. \

Ir1portau,-Dr WN n Ais BALaAd Tor the lnngs cures
coughs, colds cnnsulp tlon anu al diseases VI tIs
THROAT. Ghost ana
TIE HENRrs CAEsouc sALvs for pmple, frecAlcs ca;s
sores, burns
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MILL- NNnIANNEEY LIENED.

AMHrG-fBrrG. Ont, Feb. l3.-McIcod's
anDra ul ..a ~ oIv's taun,rY were destroyed by
h.c a-tugnt There wIs no insurance %. the t1nn p,
The mM vas Pa.ly Insured IL the Bnush American
t.ai.-.y.
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Nrw PRECEDENT on NICARAGUA
CHARITABLE WORK on NE VEST SIDE.

HAVANA. Feb. 13.-lt is reported that Cen
era. ZlyaIA u4s been ..ec,ed Prc-.deu Nicaragua.
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Our opinion j. that Colonel Pelton in one
r .l, r,,rn ur- nc IA nth % MarcL-hc cam, 80 hAr
. .Jlu AID wen OGt I14ucI.-l Burlington law eye.
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At the quarterly meeting OF the West Side
Pru, A..oc.4uon .a,t evening t4r secretary report
showed that year 1913 fam mes had been provided
FOR and thai 500 applicants found ~ be upostOrs
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JIEf

All notice. Of Marriages. must be indor,of 'ri5 nrH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-14

TIC bes; designs bo.ou. 10 twO genera classes
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-08-14
MILLIONS
ELECTRIFIED II!

ssas f,e hai v tlsr iisssl utag 10 kaf ban What
tsa - hsH j "a M AtHl y a4s "a ml
Ar8sg 4f 4 o hsr uatliehs via, 'illsd
nas 8 ne. Lttr itiIr grant ca al 9
tn fr-itts.ise sstHt 10 foi ,qnaAtd ~ 80
. e-m Z tgEfd 'rifs in uir ils;or, "A U.s.
ht.{54f at uihr.- thoyItaf spatk has nsa Z
Isl tssi - rtr b u.a q electricity il pos
III 4. ts a., ,Ar' H,at k phs.,cians ahd
surxeee'.it -usp pdsi nieasi N. ard h.. -.
Gee - ~ RS o ipg mnscg s-tifa ,ad u
S4es ~, bnHth Lsi spuar pilf ~ lbF bod.
1Tsa VI ~ TIM gtspt aivmeui ~ ~ TRES /,
tsst ~ .uff rt-stse. - q rniatssIg4 PsrAitsi~
ii. inu - f,- I hsn,m ion ~ the dists.
etc ftinsit /, a. gu. stuu'd by the hiThsst m'ti-
tasI satitatttts lint n ~ slFis 4 10 spI par
"a is,d, '0SRsrouyiY CaxygrissTr AID
fuasonesL VI lbs invt4 iln o. CoLtlEs Vol
10 pLAs h meets this grtsi popular want. aid
furnfH ts eisctr city - milllons OF uuhAPpy IN.
hls Ia 30 ptrfc Ct msipefss TO cbAnenRe Vie
aanitsii 81, 4 the medical faculty. CoLLfSs' Vol
Tsfc plAsrFhs coo isi Of silver ADd Elba plates
cAfeinlls atisth d together, and imbedded Ia =
highly MpdlnAtod Plaster. For ocai Psi
Lsmeness, Soreness, Eumhnsss, Weakness and
Inflammation OF the LupRs, Liver. kidnsis,
Spleen. Rosels Bladder, Heart, and Muscle.
Collins Nnltaic Plaeters are .hc m yet speedy,
safs aud effective remedy ever offered the sBiiet.
ed snd arc warranted superior 10 every other
plaster before the pubic. Plice Is cents. sold
81 81 Wholesale aud retail Druggists through.
out the United States sud CaBadks, and by
WEEKS & POTTER Proprietors, Boston Ask
fof aud insist upon having
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-08-14

Au Englirhman has been testing the
merits Of unshod horses "a subject
much talked about now IN The papers
lie removed the shoes from his pony,
asd gave him men.hs rest in the pas
tufe. The hoof was ; tbIn shell, and
kept chipping away until Il bad worked
up beyond the holes Of the nails Alter
this. however. The hoof grc1 thick and
hard. The pony Was then put TO work
and stood |, well tie Sa. sare ioeied
his iI~Ad va. altsowl noiseless. add the
o~uer say % him. lie nov goes bet
ter without sboes than he essr did with
thea, and without shoes he viii CON
,inu- 10 70 as long a. be remains 10
n.y. pv.essiop.
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AccIDESTs FROm rAnIs eRnEs.


This has been an unfortunate season
a. regards accidents from the use Of
Paris green. Familiarity has bred con-
tempt for this dangerous substance,
and there have been more horses. cows
pigs and fowls lost by poisoning than
ever before. There have been some
curious accidents. A horse tied to q
wagon Ia which was can OF green,
reached over. opened the can with his
teeth, licked the poison and died 10
short tims. A portion Of barrel Of
wslet Ia which the green had been
mixed Tor application. was upset on a
meadow aud neglected. Cows pastur-
ing on the field ate the grass and three
died, and the others recovered with
diff Guilty. workman coming into
dinner left the shaker. containing some
greened fur II the door steps. somc
fowls came and pecked at the -four,
when the man came out. the fowls lay
dead A calf cheWed up a piece Of
paper. IN which some green had been
wrapped. aud which was thrown down
cateisssly. aud blown about by the
aind The cali died. Such accidents
az these slow that people have become
carelrss. CArelessness always leads to
loss, il not disaster. and cAfelcsrness
with poisons is criminal.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-08-14

FARM FOX SALE.
offer my farm I y sale. situated 10 the ~
OF WinhAh. six mites fron Manchester he 4 a
g. alton. all farm eonsi@ts Of 81 AcT ga'd
sugar oFch-rd. plenty " f,uit. and will kssp Z
eows and team. irice $40. Also umh~r
lot u ca aefet about miles from Manebe-tsr
Station, NJ slis ROCKVILLE fosd. For Fsle ets+sg.
Address,
D. W rare
winhall. VI, Msy i9,h 49, or
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Agricultural.


IL 10 good time nov. uhiie The
weather i comparatively dry. - collect
and LAY ~ Dry sol % use 10 The stables
ioF aesorbing sbs utise vAisa woal5
otherwise be partially Of wholly wasted
Loan. dry muck. saud o. sawdsst may
each BE used with sdvaatsge lor takisg
1p and holting the iqasd excrements
81 the sist,ie. That sabstance uili Be
the best which can be obtained most
readily. Sawdast near mills. muck
from ths lov mesdows. aud loan OF
sand iT0m the Gslds uill each be prefer.
ed b different farmers. according 10
tee circumstances surrounding them.
Ia those sections II the eoaatry where
grsia raisiag ID carried 90 a. leading
eusinesslthe straw Is used as 81 shsor-
beat qaiie ireely by the best farmers.
We hsse seen Il spread over cattle
yard. 10 the depth ~ foot or more in
somr SECTIONS II Vermout aud Canada.
srd such pnelice 10 highly eonmea-
liable where straw il abundant. but IN
dairy distiicis ibe farmer often dnds it
i.r more profitable TO .use hs grain
.us~ fH irrdiag purposes. Muck
igou the swamp make al eIcelleu, Hb.
sotbent iit the STABLES. hog pens aud
e.,,ie yards. but il should be dog out
sud sIp0sed ~ the setiou vi weAther At
lv.rt year Lslptr beias used Wet
muck ifrsa ifns the swamp ls ho abb
urllsa ait, aud some kiuis MA, be-
really Injurious to the land II applied
10 the crude state a. il comes fresh FROM
the boys. Any farm soil. II tolerably
free FROM stones. will make good alb
sorbent Tor the stable aud barn yards.
II one has waste laud that be does
not care % cultivate, OF il he hss more
thai he eai properly ase by the ordi-
.oaty methods. il may not be bad plan
% sei apart small area ia sone oui OF
the WAY corner 10 draw IRON Tor this
purposr, plow the ground 10 kill veg
ei.iiou aud make II easy TO shovel. then
cultivate occasionally TO dry the surface
when The top may be drawn as wanted,
~ large pile may be stored for use in
wet weather some years ago. we
built ,hed adjoiuing the cattle stables
Zoe che sxpresa paIpoee Of laying up
dry soil or other material to be used as
bedding and absorbent under the cat
tie. aud although We find pile Of dirt
a little hard on the wood work OF the
building yet we are convinced that no
investment we have ever made has paid
4 better per cent. on the outlay. All
ihs year through, from January to
December. there is dry material at hand
for taking up all the urine from the an
finals. much Of which would he entirely
Lost under ordinary methods. We know
the practice makes some extra work,
but 1t 10 work that pays. 1t will not do
for farmers 70 spend their hard earned
dollars for purchasing fertilizers and
freig biting them for miles across the
country. while the liquids from their
stables are soaking down into the soil
beneath. OF being washed by every rain
into the street. or down some rsyine. ss
10 far too often the case. These hot,
sunny days are just the time for pre-
pairing dry material for the stables. and
one should only need TO be reminded Of
ii to set about the work in good earnest.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-08-14

j delicious. haFnlcss. and
strengthening substitute for al kiuds
u slimalau's II pronpsly relieves
DysFeTsiz, Oppression aifcr Eatiag.
and every species N Iadigesiion,
oorree's All disIarbanccs " the
Stomach and Bowels. prvvests siSs-
uoss from change u food. uaies br
elimste eares Cramps and Pains.
breaks up Colds. Chills. and Fcvers
ia enc might Il promotes perspira-
tion, restores the circulation, warns.
strengthen. aHd inyigorates the
h,ir qaiets the mind ard nervous
i'foes. sud induces refreshing sleep
faf lic ys@ng. tho aged. aud the M
hf'n, ara .ani AZ sea, under all cir
ruHisiauees aud conditions. this
pfen.i paiac'a II health stands with
nuf aa eqna Ia the vast and bulky
u llit msteria mediea
l',ssa are q diluted and worthless iini.
iaf,on- Recommended by dealers for
lalrpres ~ gain Neser forget TO
a,k i'F aud insist upon having
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-08-14

The American AgFiculisFis. believes
that Abe old fashioned method u plow-
iby under manure has become ODE olete.
The eonmoB method i 10 keep il a.
bear the surface and 10 interminKle il
Nth The sol - much - possible. 10
feeding plsnis ws nas. GOT ooiy place
tks ised sItkia eAsy reach ofth roots,
bot must slso supply The best iOod 10
The best eOhdition. The best prActice
Is 20 spread tbs manEEe npen the pillow.
Cd gFoand. aud 10 work Il IL With the
harrow.
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VOLTlIc PllsTERs

pAis IL BtEasNo. II locates dissAAs NheD-
ever the bowels become irregular, use
Tarrants EfEervescent Settler Aperient
!, viii save much pain and danger. Nature some.
times is 20 on ragged By the burden che IL mAds
20 carry, through the heedlsssnsss Of her chill.
dren. that she openly rebels. and Furnishes fear.
fully. Don't neglect the proper treatment shsl
the symptoms frHt appear. Resort 10 the
aperient, and ret veil speedily. ~
sold By ALL DRUGGISTS,
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And Ia prepared to oil all orders large or small.
PRICES FOR THE SEASON OF 1879
10 Cents per Plate, 40 Cts per Quart.
81 .35 per Gallon.

Packages OF one quart, or over packed with
lee 80 AZ TO keep from hours upwards, 40 may
be required, and delivered 10 either village al
Manchester Depot a. the above named prices
In connection with my leo Cream II oin'
Opposite DR.. Ciemons Keside nee. there is ar
snlating library. Also for sails school b",kv.
statioAery. scrap pictures. candy.i cigars. Der
ries and other fruits IN their season
Thanking ynu tor your liberal pstr mage IL
the past. issp.cfally -oii.ii eahtiBuAtrt -
the ssms. Remember ~ Cshts bays IL i1a
PLArE Of lee Cream at
fSfABRO0K'S
Opposite Or. Ciomoh's Residence.
FACTORY POINT VERMONT.
+: Factory Point VI. june 18th. 1879. ~
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RENHIS01Ok AND RUTLAND
RAILWAY.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
TRAINS LEAVE MANCHESTER
.sawfka nnfyru.

MOVING SOUTH
{ % ~ Fyuw naaiaIld for Bsauipgtoa Troy,
nna Nsw Xosk.
n@~KIpFess, ffoss NJ. AbsIs Is Asv
York VIA Trgy.
i0r. -hirsd.
81 s5p. s.-slght Express. iron AoHtsssl Or
dsp sbafgk sne ksS fefk VIA iTof
r. .Aszs LEAVE ZOE THE sORrH.
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q A. a--Fs@m nsnnissg Ton aad TFoy TOT
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Sanford's Jamaica Ginger

Sid ls all Wholesale and Retail
I'm, -ists trorvr,. and Dealers ia
Medicine throughout the United
states AID CABac a.. Price. 30 cents
Ter l.Ottle. WEEKS u POTTER,
General Agents aud Wholesale
Druggists. Boston, Mass.
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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-12-24
THE RECENT FIRE.
A Jury Declare that They Cannot
Ascertain Its Origin.

An inquiry was held 10 Justice
Harkin's court, last Monday, into
the cause Of the recent fire in this
city. The inquiry WAS made at The
instance Of an insurance company in
whose behalf Major Stonehill ap
peared. Several witnesses were ex-
amined. From their testimony it ap
peared that there had been no fire or
light within at least fifty feet of the
place where the fire was first oh
served, since 8 o'clock the previous
evening. The fire was discovered
about 8 O'Clock 10 the morning, by
Calvin Smith, an amalgamator at the
Trench mill, who at once caused the
engineer to give an alarm. Mr..
Smith said that when be saw the fire
it spread instantly into big blaze,
and that, in bis opinion, this was
owing to the presence Of infamma-
BILE material. Ex-Justice Gould tes-
tilted that on the day next preceding
that on which the fire occurred, The
odore Bambrock lost . suit in JUS
tice Harkin's court, and that at the
conclusion of the suit he took him
(Gould) aside and said that he would
not work another day IN this State.
as if he did he would be attached as
soon as lie got to work. He then
added: AS to Harkin, I'll fix him.
I'll stay around awhile yet, and take
good care that he is not reelected"
Constable Hill testified that, on the
morning of the fire, he jumped out of
bed and hurried toward the burning
buildings, when he saw Bambrock
coming up the hill near Geyer's
brewery. Bambrock testified that he
did not get out of bed, that morning,
until after the alarm was given, and
that, before going to the fire, he as.
sisted Mrs. Lydon, helpless old Ia
dy, to move her things out of her
house. The jury rendered verdict
to the effect that they were urable to
decide upon the cause or origin of
the fire.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-12-24
The YOrd IS SOzOdOnt."

Which has,lready become a house
hold word, derived from the Greek,
and compoed of two words, Sozo
and Odonts. 5000" translated
means to psserve. and "Odontes'
the teeth-",OZODONT" a preser'
yer of the teeth. And it is true "a
its name. lbeautities and preserves
the teeth, hrdens and invigorates
the gums, an, corrects all impurities
of the breath. The odor Of this pure
preparation iso delightful that 1t IL
Q luxury to apply it. 1t 10 harmless
% water. Sol by druggists and per
tuners.