davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1879-03-02
Less Activity in Government Bonos
-.-Foreign Exchange
Strong.
This Produce Markets Iregular-ProVlBlons
Turn Downwards, under Large DE-
IYeries and Heavy offerings
Grain Strsugu--Hhtat Excited b 6sHs from
Frapta-NsYement Of Proaur4 for
the Week.


Government bonds were in only moderate de-
mand. The Gs OF 1851 declined a, to 1865: the
5-oos Of 1s67 were unchanged. at 1o1N; the sos
of 1855 advanced Is, to 1021s; the 1o-4os were
quoted, ex-interest, at 1ol36; the new 5sof 1851
vcre steady, at 1042Bb; in the43<s there was de-
cline Of l, to los; and in the currency e. gain
Of u, to 12l38. The 4 per cents are quoted at
100 to 10o1f.
Gold is nominally quoted At S2.o0 Der $1,000
for large amounts, and 104A for small lots, but
the quotation is nominal as there is no demand.
Foreign exchange rates were strong, and are
now within 4c OF the specie exporting point
Sterling grain bills or .tdocumcptaries were
4s3<, and French bills 521H. The actual Chi
ego rates for sterling were 4S5H ana 4sSA. In
Ner Yoak the actual rates were 4S8 and 469.
The posted rates for sterling were 4S619 and
4s9k. French bankers bills ~ero SICK and
5lBA. ......
Conso}s opened at IS SIG, and advanced to
96X.
Chicago bankers received the bulk OF their
business for the day from the Board OF Trade
settlements. Heavy deliveries Of lard were a
srominenr feature Of transactions, and one bank
va. reported to hare paid for about <l,0oooU
worth Of this commodity. which has gone into
the same hands that bought wheat BY the million
bushels fen monthsago The loanable surplus OF
the banks is increasing. Money has been loaned
On the street st per cent per anuum tor sixty
and ninety days. Bank rates ere 697 per cent
o. cali, and 7@1o per cent on time Country
orders for currency are light The supply OF
New York exchange is large, owing to increased
shlpments Of stuff Eastward.
The clearings Of the Chicago banks for the
wrek is reported IS follows By Manager D. r
, 1879-03-02
FOREIGN.
Specid{ Dispatch 20 iTc Tribune.

Special D3SpdlcN % III. 177ou".'
LIVERPOOL, March l--11:3Q 4. m.-Flour, lbs.
No. 2, SIS Cd. Wheas-Tintez, 9s I'd; No. 2, s.
Cd; spring, No. ], IS Id; NO. 2, Gs lid; white,
No. l, 0s Sd; No. 2. S. 10d; club. No 1. 9s I'd ;
No. 9, os &c. Corn, new, No. I, Is I'd. Pork.
Sos Lard. 4s.
LIVERPOOL, March 1--CorTos but moi
quotably lower; sales, 5000 bales; speculation
and export, 500; American, i, 100.
DREADsTCFFs-DuiI. d,
LoxpoS. March l. 1.-SUGAR-No. I" Dutch stand
ard, 22s Cd; atoat, 21s..
ANTWERP, March 1.-PETEoLEUM-2311d.
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l618-t79.
.Sinck AoC.
I.
1878.
Ttek end Since -N0u.
hing ftj.Tj l.
articles.

MESS PoaK-Declined 121zc per brl from the
latest prices Of Friday, though selling 7:c h1gher
at the outset Sales were Tcptrlcd Of $50 b1ls
!old rcpaeked, Y S. 37H spei; $50 btls seller
Al $40. 2o 10 7: and IL, 900 brls seller May At
s1o351lo 47: Total 43, 500 br!s IT, TIE 6 na5ket 3d
for March: S10-l7hG10.2U for April; and
$40. 32s: q TO- IS for MAY. Old pork YVES quoted At
S8 Is When not repacked.
Prime mess pork was quoted at So. oo99 %, and
extra prime at S8. 50f5S rs
la1sst prices of Friday. Sales were reported de Of
.. 25U tcs seller 3larch Ut SG.673sG6 72H; Z, 600
tcs seller Aprs1 at 50. .771@6 s2H; ana s. $50 tcs
ssl'er MAJ at S. $500 .e2!:: Total. Is, ooo tcs;
90. 20 for March; S6-77hG6.s0 for April; and
SO. S5GlB. S711 for May
MEArs--Declined about 10c per 100 lbs on salted
lots. while green were relatively steadY. though
probably easler. There WAS very little doing for
shipment. Sales were reported OF 100 bxs shoul-
defs At S. so; 40 bxs long clsass AZ ard 125 bus
long ribs, on private terms; s. 050. 600 lbs short
nib. At IS. oc95 .o2H for March; s5.c595-l2 for
april: and S5:17AG1a p for May, so hxs do at
So 20 epot- The following were the closing prices
per 100 lbs on the leading cuts:
, 1879-03-02

Charles Uhlemann. 1iquor-seller in Peoria,
was arrested and brought to this CITY yesterday
on charge Of violating the Reyenue lay: He
WAS fined S25 in court, in default Of which he
vent to the North Side cooler.
, 1879-03-02

The following were the receipts and snip
ments Of the leading articles OF produce IN tn1s
city during the twenty-four hours ending NJ
O'Clock on Saturday morning, and Tor the COT
responding date twelve months ago:
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NJ
Wheat. bu.-....- .-.-465. $40 6ol o25 $50 6ao
tosn' oa'''''-''"'''' '.o' 10 oof' Wv oo''oo
The question Is often asked, 10" mucn
more grain can the elevators take care o1:'
Some OF them are undoubtedly as 1uli as Is
consistent with economy IN operating them'
but there IS room 1ofa least l'ooo,oo ou more
in the south bfancn elevators a'one' lnat
would allo" hFe weeks more Q. ming up az tne
recent rate ol excess ol fecelots over snlpSnen1s
and oJ that time We sna14 mol DC very lar IRON
the opening OF naF1saton' Win plenty u Vessels
in the harbor waiting to ioao up. Inc prospect
is making vessei-o"ners hope1ul OF n1cner rates.
and they now LAX connoentiy OF &c OF over 10
Buffalo.
The latest sensation is that two men who
belong to the F. f.'s, II not TO the +. r. VS.
arc buying mp all the cargo wheat on the other
side OF the Atlantic, and are Responsible 1of the
advance OF 1(92s Der quarter OF Saturday N the
British markets The Fumor Is a little hshterE,
but none the less patataole to those who arc
always On the qu1 V17e LOT SENSATIONS
The number OF carloads OF Theat inspected
into store IL tnas CITY ourans last month was
163 winter, 3,12l spring, and ID mixed. Total,
3,922 carloads
The leading produce markets were more ir-
NeAAAAA %AA7@%-- ~@---
to quotations and the volume OF business trans
acted. Provisions we're weakened oy large oicr-
ings made By prominent packers, which was
supposed by some to be owing to unusually
large deliveries on March contracts There is
reason, however, to think that the
ono only helped the other. One
firm is understood to haye been
selling very freely in q quiet way for two or
three DAYS past, and the example was followed
more openly Saturday by another larec holder.
Wheat was very strong, material advance re-
sulttng from higher Liverpool quotations, with
light deliveries here on March contracts. Bar
ley and corn were fr1er, and there was little
change in other grain, while -four was generally
held higher,
The demand for staple and fancy dry-goods
continues to show daily Improvement There is
steadlly-increasing attendance of buyers, and
some departments Of the market already display
genuine activity. Prices remain firm, with
standard cottons showing tendency to ad-
vance. Groceries we're rather quiet, with COT
fees aud sugars ruling easy, and other liues
! about steady. Common and roasting Rio cof-
fees were quoted Oft. Tile uried-f11it market
was without marked new features Trade con-
| tinues fair, and prices. are firm, both
| for domestic and foreign descriptions. Valencia
raisins are up Ac, and evaporated
| apples also were 1c higher. Fish continues
| active and firm at previous quotations. Canned
| goods were moving freely at full figures. NO
| changes Of moment occurred in the butter and
cheese markets. Oils, paints, and colors re-
| mained quiet and unchanged Coal was firm
! as previously quoted.
| Lumber continues to meet With fair inquiry.
| Prices are without quotablc change. In the
r1,,a va0iere hn rxnrl of hn,%1rr Tor- {e e+il1
, 1879-03-02
Amount OF bullion gone into the Bank Of En-
gland on balsnce today, e14,00o.
PARIS, Feb. 23--Rcptes. 11Uf sc.
COMMERCIAL.

Latest quotations for March delivery on the
1radiuc articles for the last two business days:
, 1879-03-02
CHIN A
REBELLION CRCsHEn

ST. PETERSBURG, March 1.-The reoellfo3
against the Chinese Government in hasnea
has been completely crushed, and the remnants
of the defeated force are returning to Kussian
territory.
, 1879-03-02

The following table Shows tae exports rom
New York for the week ending Thursday even
ing last, with comparisons:
March 1, FEB. S222, 90 March 2,
1879. 1870. 1878
Flour brls...... -.... 55,4eO So, 7S5 -, 435
Wheat, bu....- ...-4B5, $40 60l. 025 555. $40
com. bp. a73 sS4, ego a95, 800
, 1879-03-02

The following is the total amount OF city aud
suburban transfers within radius Of seven
miles OF the Courthouse filed for record dur
ing the week ending SATURDAY., March L: City
limits, sales, 4; consideration, 1882; south Of
city limits, sales, s.; consideration, $5,5A; vest
OF city limits, sales, g; consideration, $500
Total sales, 92; total consideration, S3922,2i7.
, 1879-03-02


years to 1. Mayer.
The following Instruments were flied Tor rec
ord Saturday, March L:
CIT PROPERTY.
South Halsted st, 364E It = Q, Twelfth It.
Szi9e r Egs9rsa Y;cso;a. &itsa S;ts6
we't = st. ,t.S f95 E., Of aa9 so
kearns to Peter L. Mooney 1r50o
McGrath st, 49, it OF Leavitt st, I. 96
x1351s #. dated Feb. II y. - and S.
Jackson to T. D. Cleveland) -..-...-.. !, 500
August st.. :,67 II c OF kedz,c Nv. n I, 50
zl31 It. dated Fea IS o. L. and S. L.
Warren to Charles Il. warren)... .::.. 1,5oo
Rhodes avenue; = r Of Thi5ts- third tird
Feb. 2s u: l. and S. l.. Warren to o.
Charles 7: Warrenl ::.--::-.--... 5000
Hirsch st. 33l It e OF California nv. nf,
25xl24 It. dated Feb. p German Say-
West Madison st, s. It Of Laain st. nj.
2c1l:,5 It, dated March (Matthew Laf-
lin to Thomas Genuon) 1850
Lincoln st. y cor Thirteenth st, 10 acres
(except streets), dated Feb. % flames
Stinson to the Kentucky Land Com
Carroll AZ so7 Is Of Pauiina IT. n !: il
x1o4ft, dated March III. II. and S. E.
Dale to William Il. Eyaus).... %. .... 2,975
Clybourn ar. Of Sheffield ny, ~ I, so
x110 #, dated Feb 28 (E. v and H.
Laughron to Seth c. Hapgood>. ........ 1,S0O
We:. Fifteenth st, 1881 It OF Union sr,
8 I, 5oxS7A It, improved, dated Nov.
10, 1873 Henry Eeam to II. and W.
wineSe:ter ~. ios It Of West Polk At. '0'
CT. 2fx11435 It, dated March {Shetif
Of Cook County to Robsr: Livinsston}. 7o3
ley av, I. l7.s1136 It. improved, dat
ed Feb II. E. and H n. Johnston to
rhirty foulth ss' & Iii IT Of Ulmsn st. o'oo'
{. 23Ex12o It: dated June IL, 1877 tP.
W Tracy to Mary Wrenn). ...-......-. 625
NORTH OF CIT LIMITS, WITHIN RADIUS OF SEVEN
NILES OF TIE COURT -H0UsE.
= 7
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- COLLINS -
IOLTAlC PLASTER.

Affords the most grateful relief in rheumatism,
Weak Spine, Local Pains, Nervous Affections.
Local hheumstism. Tic DoulonreauI, Nervous
Pam Affections Of the Kidneys, Fractured Ribs.
Affections ofthe Chest Colds and conghs, Inlu.
mes Of the Back, Strains and Bruises, Weak
back Nervous Pain of the Bowels, 0ramp in the
Stomach and Limbs. Heart Affections. Enlarged
spleen. Bruises and Punctures rheumatism OF
the Wrists and Arms. Asthma, Gout, Local and
Deepseated Pains, Pain in the Chest, stitch in
soE, Pain in the Hip, ysricose or Enlarged
Veins, crek in the Back aud neck, Pain and
IN Side and Btck, Hoarseness, Sore
Throat Lumbsso, whipping Cough, sharp Pains
in the Breast, Heart Disease, Quinsy, Diabetes,
and Tor Lameness In any part Of the Body.
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PRESIDENT TAYLOR.

President Taylor was probably the
only president TO whom the presidency
was az u1coyeted aud unsought for
boon Mrs. Taylor was 80 ayerse 10
puhlic lite thai it was said she prayed
eaf1 nlght daring bis candidacy for
las i%eiea', and when told Of his election
said Why could they not let MS
nluarl We are 50 happy here WHY
do they gan TO drag VIZ to Washintony
VT taat even saw General Taylor al
a 'e're eoold forget him? Hc grasped
eFcf rev conner cordially by the hand
'pi 'alutrd all, hi.h aud low, old
maid brides, young girls-all with the
words: Glad to zee YOU Glad 10
see ga lows your family? Hone
the children are an wellg His greeting
wac almast tqual 70 Rips toast. Here
e e sou and Jour family. May you
hNo lrg aud prosper. He hardly
'Pehcd his mouth without making a
mistake aud laughed heartily. still
'aey loved bin, trusted his Judgment
aid thd bis heart and hand were true
ns ricel. ani when be died lie whole
sa'ioh was a meuruer II bis grave.
N'lifn Major y returned from Europe
introduced Tim ata dinner party as
Wy '"n5 D. just from Berlin, Austria.
aitng his ciHdidast Colonel W. state
.ieylor oi after discussing sew
.tal public topics. a kci him what were
T. rieRs % the taria The what
ackf sad 6enersl Taylor. who stul.
encd dreadia'ly The iara. General.
I'D oolascl y Why. whats uha,
s'af .aa aoa said Colonel W.. who
a. enc q the greatest wags that ever
we'd t6si ibe people are mech excited :
# now dsins 9Ha non. said Gen.
a,lor. slowly believe. Jack,Ifaw
ne 70 Mexico. bot forget what ii
'otei Ike. aod IN &c hlameaUThav4
ay sieSs ou the tariff
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CATARRHAL AFFECTIONS.

suah ~ hafo, Wc3k ludAatI. Rot. and Watery
Eiesi b'toration and Inflammation u the Ear.
langing Noses ~ the besi sore Throat. Zion
CATION OF The GvulA aud sWolled T0nslls. Ner.
Yous Headache, neuralgia. Dizziness. Cioudcd
Memory, Loss 81 Nervous Force, Depression Of
spirlts are all carefully and pcieatihcallv treat
60 with the remedy according 70 directions
WHICH accompany each bottle, or will Be mailed
10 anF address Oh receipt Of STAMP.
Zach package 81 sANYoRp's RADICAL CuRF con.
talIs Dr sAniords Improved lnhAling Tube. and
fui directions for It's nee Ia al easus. pflee.
slW, For sale by 81 Wholesale and retail drug.
gists aud dealers throughout the United states
and cansdas. WEEKS & POTTER, General
Agents and Wholesale Druggists, Boston. Mass
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10 Years A Sufferer.
From Hon. Thee. P Bogert. Bristol. R

Aesss NEEEs a PoFuA grEAn.w -Pf,f.
arg fhofgnehiy Convinced ~ the efficacy 81 saS.
F@4b hAnlgALC taS Koa CAFAHka. I An uaueed
a.ap YOU : lnf e say ihst although 4 have
btas rcapt eaI af ~ { q anstfama A6vrtttsc8 ~
fAatfh4 ~ go 1 have never found aagtAlnR
Us nlses such rei,f aid ultimate care a.
a. g. ~ SANReHn's
/ have been afiicita With ttis dreadful disease
isf ta.ie thsu tu years, and 81, until fectHuy
tfad ! fr iBducef III persoytre with sbr unni
read ne lHtial " Mr. HFSAr wills. sud can
uu'Aiui5 esy nhAt siter arlng Eve Or bottles
am thoroughly convinced M lie curative pfau.
cries Hoping hat others similarly shilc "a
hta myself Viii he induced 80 make the tutL Il
Am gentlemen, very truly enc
THO +. BoGERr.
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8F6
We 5&aers 4 ; - established fac
stnEk : frtlserdy - Assti ~ o,
gssu q disease Ea4osaic est.
"a sfygt 81 esv6l iers5 hArs
me n4s eaes tesa traced 10 a con.
p supFy n ialeesed nik 10 thess
csseN haNersr. ths ngFioBs cbaraetsi
ihe m8t hss tsea apfbaie3 % is
utsnnlssian from external s0nroes.
~ ~ mesus 81 mpsre ar o. Impure
aa'a c~phiAiaihg thc germs Of tbe
8ss4te Bata more startling theory
concerning tic epdemie agency q ada
has recently teen PIT iorsafd ID Rng
iaa4 asd acaapds stlenuoa flom ouf
ssbits1y aatafiues ta us country 10
riew e sae prsssni prevalence Of diph-
thtra II - many localities.
ieis possible. Ho, 70 say probable.
that dipdtAsna Lac IL origin Ia the die
casod condition u mich COWS. such
a lra4i il the inference which must be
in go IN the eAfeiully observed facts
of txo t~riaemics, ouc IN North Lon.
9n and tie ether at Working They
Hairaue ftst i disease of The adder.
pown Is garset generally regarded
q d~sirymea - Insignificant may - 81.
ieei the Vus.ly oftbe milk a. 10 pro-
iace diphthera 10 consumers Inquiry
leaves a. doabt that milk from cows
aasing gafget 6ads its way into the
.uafket 10 considerable quantities Only
3 poftion of the ndder j. usually At.
.eeFei ~ the disease. aud the milk
tsd by 'he other quarters does not
asniast aay such change 10 quality as
gould ordinarily lead 10 It's rejection.
indeed, 40 indiherently il the affection
ooked upon by men having the charge
4 COWS that they seldom inform their
Employers Of its existence. A member
the Pathological Society Of London,
'ho was led to investigate The subject ,
found several cases Of garget I
mong his y cattle, although bic ba- .
n bad not thought them important :
nough 70 mention |,
The circumstances OF the North Lon
on epidemic Of diphtheria satisfied the !
officer charged with its inves.
thatthe disease was distributed
: the milk supply, and that the milk
not been contaminated by any in. :
lepcc rom without. These conclu- !,
ons are con6rmed by the like opin. 1
Us Of distinguished physicians to .
hom the iacts have been submitted. =
hey naturally lead to the question D,
neither any special disease could pre- 81
II, without attracting particular no. 81
among The cows from which the III
Tx came The answer is that garget D.
Just such a disease. And the belief
at this apparently slight affection in I
tile may be transformed into diph- Y
erfa, or may induce that disease in
human subject, is strengthened by !.
: recent diphtheritic outbreak at the
lncess Mays Home at Working.
vas found TO be prevalent on ~
farm which furnished milk TO that !
by
The proceedings Of the Pathological ha
of London ia reference TO this 4
connection between d~iohtheria 4
! disease 10 cows supply abundant 4
dence Of the gravity with which the n
dical profession regards the subject. d
has been referred for investigation n
! committee of highly qualified ply s
ans. n Of whom IL DR.. Burden
and the result Of their in
ry cannot fail 10 be important. In 81
meantime, ought not something in ~
same direction to be done 10 this u
ntryY III
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Price, 25 Gents

BE careful TO call for COLLINS,
lest you get some WORTHLESS imitahon
Sold by al Wholesale aud Retail Drugcists
throughout the United statos and Canadasl and
~ WEEKS 4 POTTER, Proprietors, Boston.
MAS 27.iyBcfSs4wl
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J. Davis & Son Dispatches

Have just received, positively, the
largest lot Of hollow-ware that ever
came to Manchester at any n time,
and what is more they are selling il
at prices hat can't be beat any
where around here. We are also
selling copper, brass, lead pipe and
pumps at greatly reduced prices.
Oar line of stoves is now complete
Orr No. 8 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 be surpassed. They
are made Of four sizes with oven,
and five without, and as far as its
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
or coal stove and hollow-ware which
you have just read about. If You
10 not buy it will be just the same
With us.
We wish now to call the attention
t Merchants and Dealers in tin
rare and stove pipe to the fact that /
have just introduced a new fea- :
ire in the line Of our business;
rat of wh~olesaling tinware and
pipe at such prices and such
OF goods that we shall not :
to meet their approval aud re.
i've our share Of their patronage.
Our facilities for doing job work, 7
. roofing and eyetroughing, &c.,
e mere ample than ever. When :.
~ are making a bargain with us g.
pend upon it we will do by you =,
what we say we will.
All orders or inquiries by tele- s.
aph or mail will be thankfully re- d,
VII
wed and promptly answered. ~. ss'
~ pro
'ankfnl for past favors and patron y
G we remain
Respectfully yours,
ia
j. DAVIS d Son. and
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4 fellow q he nsme 81 Epkriam IL.
fesite atoie aown tosa bsoa .e.ler
= totio~s bete ar, Hyew hsv gat .
5osi called paael Webster "a = brige
p'eA' ftfd ne copy BY Pgsers express
G-i vast Ter get u iegH4orrtr nf kgu.
81, 'Iellln teacher ssys oughlsr
hAs BE-
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Ri
NEVER FAILING RELIEF
AFFORDED BY
RADICAL CURE.

fAef Ast CAR bt s1htial aLtd ~ tbs
] E#t WsFeeA tralsaaas sftr aHsfes
fts@' = Nf ~ rsetAfY moasnsns. ths{ ihs
hAtf 4 GEeE Hsh AaetsGn tsaa ~ effrs 49,
t8ha tasf&ot Knt peHmkntHt fe it8. 81 matter
hes e stNnhnE r. hau severe ths aiss6as
if sfff apss aFfs ) pflirBet efsts vAlae IA
f htFtmeut n Catarrhal saseteas 2has thns-
afnef L e ea@ - q - Gaitg 81 asa &hAi y
AHt - q The lcsuuaag = usyaalAns.
dfaRasf and patients u1imaus ii eats III.
- an4 ae Amu khaR rtdeaas "a paaat
q fes stsesAtF sagefla 10 as etsr agesf. -
= ne4 ih tatnf cfs paIeaF reao8F The BRO.
1tioff iatrefafs. may gasir fees proud ofths
rosiNnb Nae kAHtett DUeK has sftaIref avA ~
Hfrs Z verify - q Hsputalou
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CONSTRUCTION AND EQUIPMENT
The Pennsylvania Railroad

stands confessedly at tho head OF American rsu.
ways. The track - double The entt.1
The line, OF steel rails lsia on hesge tgt tits
which are embedded Ia a ION 9dslJu gf rys-
hailsst eighteen inches IL depth. All brd.t.
ate OF IRON or stone, and built upon the niost 40
ptoted plans. It's passenger cars, while emf.
nentiy safe and Substantial, are al the same time
models Of comfort ana elegance.
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S~arsaparilla,
FoR rVRlrYINe rnr nfrnn

1ais cp1PoHh8 = % rsEstahls aaseu,..
hANssprAA HeE ktdauNa ku& Mtnanais ia
ne ledae q fatssh aad lnaa. Wakss : sssss ~.
tscteA eefs g ssrfss ~ nawPissaGs uhtah -.
Fsff Nrrvstent apa s@latbg IL pufens us
ktssh FaFkes eat us fafk ag hnmass 10 lks
tf@sm thst uuaefmiHs hsath ana ssuls iats
n#h8stane Disorders Efapueas ~ ne al
Afeths apFesFahca 81 Ne ~suFtAaa ii kauaFs
thA Sheald be expelled ffun he blood later
a. dsFanEenspts as the Ashsfsnshaiaso ~ ne
sasse hun q " suHe Internal prEkA ~ afsAae.
sh@se teuca thvy derGhge AuA whs@s wats anss
At~f disease and dssutaI. ArNsa sAaHsEka44A
s8sHs ttess hHm ass frUm he hlsoa Whsu thsy
Afe g0ns he dt@oFaera thSt pFaaacx aisAtpeAr
SEGA as aleprhhane e uae atrf. stumach. kaanefs
ianKs- etnpbpps and erar&ivs diseases n fs
sain, ~ A~nthep3s Hfs. fess a. wf1s4palaa
pimp4ss, Putteles, tiatehes. tpdis iumbrs tstsf
az SAT- fhtarn, soAld bead ElnEwsFm. slosss
AAd te1eA f~hEueaANsnA, neuralgia, pka IA he
baiseN aide and head, fontls we2kn6ss slrftRfy.
eafhuffhsA arising from tLfNEnAl uAcstAnsu and
disease, dfupsy, a~yspcpsA. emsdlaiiab
AMI general debility Wth thelf departure
health RETAINS.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-02-20
PENNINGTON AND RUTLAND
RAILWAY.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT

TRAINS LEAV MANCHESTER
MOVING SOUTH:
3 90 A. N-From Euiian I for Bennington Troy,
and Sew YoIk
z a5 ,. E.-KIp4.sss, fro ~. Adams n ksu
YoFk Ma Toy
IL - ?. M.-A3Rlt II EfpFesl from HOptresi, Ug.
denb Bufgh add New York via Troy.
TRAINS l. kAvE FOR Tng soHTH;
II 10 A. H.-kighi Express. hsw Y0fk aud Mon
treGi and Ogdshsburg.
> A. H-fro "a Bennington Hnd TroY for
Mont real aid Ogdeasbarg,
8 H.-kIEs I, Bennington for Rutland.
The train eeans citing with the ~ Aenommoda-
iAnn leaves Troy at 7 tgA. "a connecting With
the niFki trains fron Neg Yofk.
The nagkt sxpr ~ leaves New foFk Gt4 % q. N
"a Trey, hancL sstsr hls A. -, snd rgns
lArgagh 70 Mon teA.
k~leepisg ears a slsaehsd 80 tsth sight trains.
Tteaesa sad cha eks tlFoagh - Al snp0ftsAt
palHta.
Connsets ~ ~ ~ Lac Sish trains fr Troy
ses fofk knd all sasnts sssth snd sect, and s3M
fAtna fa NORTH / .dGms AEa ths TanaeA, a. het
znd sith txslns ! 0F ~ posnts saFts aDa ossL
". q. WHIT, buyFfiDteaAsBt.
s0ftA bsanihRta w.. Dse, nj. is7s 1917.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-02-20
NSYIVANIA
r
: LINE
United States Mail Route.

Inc attention Of the travelling public is re-.
spectfnily invited TO some OF the merits OF this
great highway in the confident assertion aud
belief that no other line can offer equal induce.
m"nts Al a route ~ throt Oh travel. In