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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-12-04

II had been sick aud miserable 90
long and had caused my husband %
much trouble and expense. no one
seemed TO know what allied me, that /
was completely disheartensd and dis
courAged. In this frame ! got bottle
Of Hop Bitters aud used them unknown
to my family. soon began TO improve
and gained so fast that my husband
and family thought Il strange and mn
natural, bat when told them what had
helped me. they said 'HurrAh for Hop
Bitters 7 long may they prosper for
they have made mother we'll and rs
happy The Mother.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-12-04

Whea childfeH beEia 10 ooagh 81 night
| give Z doss az Whiis's Elixir, o1s or
two e0ees alwAys tieps the oonghs and
the child sleeps well Nothing 10 sa
wearing en- small children - ibesssAnl
ooughInR during the sight, - nay ehil
drea always DO whsn they have oOlda. y
By any means happen 10 Be without
WAigs's Elixir. II might truly Be called
The Elixir Of lifs 10 al who are subject 10
coughs and eolds. ~ Sm
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-12-04

During the present season, anagent has
disposed of 2, 600 acres of wild land In the
town OF Lowell, all OF which has been
purchased by parties who will or have
already settled upon 1t. The land has
chiefly been purch ased by young mem In
hundred acre lots, who will clear 1t for
farming purposes.
The new Daniels machine company,
OF Woodstock, have purchased the I'M
divided half of the shops and the meadow
near, which was owned by q
clear title OF the whole property. They
are crowded with orders, aud the BUSH
ness 10 very pro missing.
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and AZ BprinR has ooms, you need 10 take seino
Kind Of blood medicine. Now IL your Skin 10
yellow, plmples come out on your face and back;
eyes dan, feel bilious, take one or two bottles o.
On. SAwEN's Nav BLOOD RKnxDf, and you van
be surprised at the change. You will nesh up,
cheeks will become red, eyes bright, what you
eat Will taste risht. in fact you and oil others
should take Blood Remedy in the Spring. Ask
for Dir. BAwRsH NEW BLOOD REMEDY, - we know
IL 10 reliable and will do as wasay or money 70.
refunded. For sale by WAIT i HARD. Price u
per bottle. 20
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nAaucm rowuEaa.
Tua Grrar Drwrrsla Cunr.

TnR JkKAF UfMkfttA Itkk.
A certain cure for Dyspepsia. IL %
pleasant 10 the tAsle, and Of % friendly
. nature that Il il found to agree perfect.
" we'll with ali ages and both sexes. by
il the blood IL pnriaed and he whole
body restored 20 strong aud healthy
conditlon.
Price ei per box. Ageuts wanted, On
receipt OF money We will forward q box
Of powder With special direction BY re-
turn mall Address DR. z, shotlick q
Co, 249 East 18th street, New York, N. \,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-12-04

PAL1TAHLK MEDICINES. Ayers Cherry
Pscioral Is bonsyed drop Of relief; bic
Ca,hartie Pills glide sugsr-shod over the
palate and bis sarssParillA IL nectar
that Impsrts vigor 10 lie. restores ths
health, and expeIs disease. - WaseEford
(Pd.) Adveyfsser. 2siw
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Acard.
) an Who are sofTering from Tho errors

To all who are s1iiering from the errors
aud ilidiscrelions Of youth, nervous weak
ness, early decay, loss Of manhood, &c,
will send a recipe that will cure you,
Fax oR CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered BY missionary 10 South
America. Send . self.addressed envelope
10 the REv. JosErH T. lSMAS, Station ID,
.Netc York Clty. S5ly
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ARLINGTON.

Mr.. A. Z. Bartlett and wife have
gone to Brooklyn, N. Y. TO attend the
wedding Of their son william, which
even. takes place on Thursday the 4th.
The turkey shoot at C. J. Williams
was quite well attended aud quite num-
Der OF The fowls shot. We should say,
however, that those shooting paid fall Is
much ss the turkeys were worth.
MIR. II. A. Hale Of New York, who
is starting new chair shop ct The old
Harmon Garfield works, made al bis men
q present OF good turkey for their
Thanksgiving dinner-s very accept able
present we should cay.
Thanksgiving Day was passed very
quietly here, most places OF busf meas
being closed aud most OF The shops shut.
Ting down. Services were held ct st.
james church the Rev. J. Randall, rec Tor,
officiating.
Mr.. Arthur Norton, who is aitent ling
medical lectures at New York, ca ,ms
bone last week and brought homs .
friknd OF bic who IL al The tame pla ee.
They spent the Sabbath Ia town aud re-
tursed to New York on TIE sr. N. trs In
Monday
The dance Of EihAn Allen Council
No. I, Jr. o. Z. A. H.. cams on on Wed
nssday eve. Nor. Goth asd wss well at
tended, abort 20 couples being presenI
ipslndisg qaIae namber from cut Of
sown. Everything went OF pleasantly.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-12-04

When 8 cough sounds like Group that
10, dry and hard--do not delay an iustantl
Give Dowxs' ELIXIR often enough 20 keep
The cough loose, and The danger will sOon
be over.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-12-04

sherman A Co., MaFshall, Mica want
AZ z6eai In tAis ccasfy 81 onee, 81 tAlas
~ Of 600 . moath and sxpraRes pald,
For fan partiCsiars address - a6ova.
g7IV
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-12-04

susaay. pssAsAipK swo ssrnanas vsrr
aossPsssiy.
Services wsrs bed IN ne chaFeh ca
TkGaksxsying say, conslsslnE 81 ebert
ssrnos By To pastor, followed By
praise ssrvisa Vsry Usoa srloyed BY 81.
--Tas wiatss sarn ofths district school
o. thls pians begins asHi Mopday, With
nia Fullsr Of Bsanipgton fer 1ssebsf Of
higher department ard hia Bsbee ior
he primary department..
Daring tee heavy rails 81 lasi Friday
sight, Mad TEN did considerable damtEe
10 the moantais road, carrying away
bridges, &c, Il also changed ils channs In
come place.. overhowed meadows, and
ran inlo few cellars 10 The South villvEe.
BoxpvrLLE
No llsighlng nov thoagh wears hAy.
log winssr Like weather.
&C. C. Wbeelsr Is ssilI cosansd 70 The
hoass aud said TO Detailing. We beps to
learn Of BIZ speedy recovery.
"A Christmas tree and watch meet
log New Years eve. are among the
pleasant things 10 prospect.
There 10 good prospsc. for a ans
singing school taught by Mr.. Eddy from
wardsboro, who comes well recommend
ed
There was law auit here last week
between The town aud David Hosley-
David slew GolIah as easily as his name
sake Of odd. The town appealed.
There are siKty-three children uuder
10 years OF age on the lower road CON-
msncing At CepbAs Williams aud ending
at john LaekSy's, distance Of one mile
The Good TemplArS realized quite .
sum from their recent entertainment
which will be expended In furnishing
their ball. They number about forty
though they have recently met with 4
great loss 10 the death Of Mrs. Minnie
Haskins.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-12-04

Asa remedy TO purity the blood. moth.
ing can be found equal to DIN. BAxTEE's
MANDRAKE BTrTERs. Price 70 eta. per
bottle.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-12-04

In HESRY 4 JoHxsoS's ARxicA AND
On LrxIMEST We furnish you . large bot
tie for 20 eents. 7gim
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-12-04

County Court convened Tuesday,
Judge W. G. veszey presiding. The
following Is the list of jurymen for the
term: Arlington, N. r. Barney, b. g.
Andrew; Bennington, Rufus d. Godfrey,
N. b. Morgan, Aaron +. DEMO, Hiram
DEMO; Dorset, Geo. II. Williams,
Dwight Sykes, B. A. Rogers; Landgrove,
Jacob Smith; Manchester, Geo. G.. Bur.
ton, e. A. Jameson, J. Il. McNAughton;
Peru, Newton. IL. Crossman; Pownal,
Chsuncey II. RoseDbury, Robert Walker;
Resdsboro, Asahel Bsllou; Rupert, Ed
wAd p. Sheldon, EIish Hawley Sandgste,
Clark snow SeGrsburgh, NathanJ VIII
son ; Salisbury, Geo. p. Montgomery, j..
Burr Niles, Edward Bottum; Stamford,
Joel G. HSsking; Sunderland, Clark
Webb; Winhall Joshua Barnard; Wood.
ford, Cornelius Cutler. The decision Of
the Supreme Court in the quo tcdrrdnto
cases which Gusts the village officers
claimed to have been elected last spring.
gives great satisfaction TO one party and
is q serious disappointment to the other.
The court decided that several ballots
cast for Carney for moderator were i'm.
properly rejected which II countsd would
have elected him, and that 3 ballot was
plainly called for in the election OF the
remaining officers needed notify the acting
moderator, according TO law, aud hence
..be resulting election was illegal. This
SD. auld be a Iesson not only to Benning-
ton people but to the people OF other
towns, villages andIschool districts. Go
according 10 law.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-12-04

One pair Of boots or shoes saved every
year by using Lyou's Patent Metallic Heel
Stlffners.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-12-04

TIE maais By warBeF's BAnd vas Eood
and al Fressni se<1asd 70 ssiOy sAsn-
selves aud bare good tine. A gooa
sspper wss served 81 Bartlstl'a holsl Tor
a. tsoss hat wished !, at q very reaaea.
ahle prins.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-12-04

I. o. Of @. T.
Regular meetings on Saturday Evenings OF
each week, at Adams Hall.
WA. ADAMS, W. O. T.
CARRIE HoLLIsTER, Beet.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

I. o. Of o. +.
Regular meeting, at Adams Hall, on Friday
Ell. HoLLIsTER, y. @.
W. A. ADAMS, Sect.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-12-04

-ThAsksEiving Day was observed By
services ADD . good attsadAses a both
churchcs.
-oa Friday svsniag a party Of neigh.
bors aud frisnds gave Mr.. and Nrs. Fisld
happy surprise, After . season Of
pleasant greeting some excellent music
WAS furnished IRON tie organ By their
piees, Miss Cora Field some time Es
spep, 10 singing and little season 10 try
iug to please The palate need net ssy
tha. this last WA enjoyable. Dafibg The
evening Mrs. Field was presented with .
very nice dolmsn made by Miss Flora
Hamilton, The material having been puF-
chased by several friends OF Mira. T..
Elisha Hamilton, Esq, made an sppro-
pirate presentation speech which was re-
spobded TO heartily and very eloqnently
by Mrs. Field.
Last Sunday night the SHOW was IN
suoh state, having become sofiened At
the top during the latter part Of the day
tbAt the wind which blew furiously just
At The edge Of tho evening wrought upon
Il 10 very eurions manner, the ike 81
which we baye never before seen. Non
day morning - we rode along the ,vailey
Of Green fiYen were literally oovered with
rolls Of snow ,of various sizes, the largest
ones about l.2 feet in diameter by 2 II
feet 10 length with hollow through the
center about 8 inches 10 diameter. Al
some distance of they looked like ladies'
white fur muas, bu, as we came nearer
Il would seem that thousand boys bad
been st play there. On coming still near
er We observed no tracks save those made
by the snow itself aud We were led 10 ex'
claim: "Thoss were made by the hands
(not brought on The wings) Of the windp
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-12-04

aas.neros a RvYLasD AAfEwAs
aafvn srrHssrvssnrFg.
a.v,cs-no. axrxsseroK, vEGEoET.
r..a.. L.a.s msssasssss.
ooEse soKTN,
a. 81. +. kseans n.ess&ssH.
49, ia
sffr - gseEkt
lea E-Nseki Egsfss,
e0tss tgp1E.
49, Ma4
sBgs Nsv TEA KsEssts
ses a. MlHa4
1su NaAa EfPTss'
stss. Msuss
aass4nf fsem rarpstte Ntsthtstsf DfpesDtiiy
HE.h anrgrs. rteprssaos
esvsa, NsssT. Fasaa, erawssSs. a..
u H6srwlcI. FfeFnsaof.
psat ARRIVES ~ ssAH. Leaves y ttH
w.sAa1. Es.srsas. Js.@asaa. Ts~sAsr~4. A..
as. D. var. rrppsasiot.
o. asa sfsss ocsssst issA he stage frsn
gssnt&es 49, ;stss - MsEsbestsT 90 AeBaags,
Ms8eesSAys asa Frsaass Al = D., afItrisf ~
Maeshsstss psp1s - Z a. - fsasP@ iNf 80
lea ukia.
Asrtesssa. Leaves asafkssssE fsllfasa espo'
Tasssags, TAarsAsys aeh etteresYs 81 ] ? -
efssssef al gsrnssaA a .. d. FtsfsaEefs ~
M.ssssssfa esa Tewuehsaa va MaANkstief 90
~ safFlaa H. ths sasass nameA places - rstson.
akis rttsa.
Per-, Eaa4gssrs. Ior.Ssasevy. easasr, e.
LxAs1 DAVIS Ptepnttaf.
Arrives Al Mancksstss railroad asp0s Mehftys
WsasasAsrs aas PFaa1ys A iF.H.
hs~rksyss, lssrss Manchester railroad depot
TsssAAYt, Tknrsasya aHA Saturdays AZ u ~,
after ARRIVAL - ~ q 4. =. trails EeanE ssFsh
Ftem Es~AssAsvyY 70 ussisr.
q. .. crHvls. PFosrssoE.
matts Cisss.
eouTu -ny railfeaA ioF ssw rcsh, Aleany. Try
eestn ena west at q 81 A. y. sea - F,M.
kuhTM-~Hy fesieoaa fsf hatiaads EaTtnki0s
Aagak aAA Kast pF,H.
GRANVILLE nail ~ staGs slosss Al 70 - a. y.
rosr oFFIcK epsn frsmTA.r. tesNr.s.
Maiis ffom The Hsrth arrive Al ths Pesi ofses At
ttF.M.
Mails ffs@ ths sosih arrive At The Pest ones
at b.
Msias fer Psts, Lanagrsrs, Boadyills, Jamaica
ke. By siaRs, close 81 faetory Point P0stOf-
see a. II a. n. rassAays. Thursdays ard sat
RaaTs.
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PERU.

Tho vocal and instrumental music
given =, the concert Tuesday evening
was OF high order Of excellence and so
we'll appreciated that q repetition was
called for and II will accordingly be re-
peated with various additions on Friday
evening OF the present week.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-12-04

"A singing school IL tslksd Of 10 Be
iought b. Prof. Chseney OF Dorsss.
The Ess Dorssl soalh vIIlAgs ssAeol
hsa secured ths services o. Prvf .. n.
Totrey - isaeheF fer this wIulsf term.
--Rsy. Mr.. Means ofDAsby e1ehanrsa
paipah wlaA Rev. hr. Harrington laat
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-12-04

1ns ar.Ia&zt psxysernasis
e . grst3 pfexn Ma 1eanie Qais ~
hsagts tHfss issbes Arnlrti pal. hslKhi
twesiY-sEta lpebes ssa Co. Orr, hsigti
egti fsss, s&ssyed, respectively, As per.
sesGsaeus PpoahoEt4a, CsVaalu Jekn
Smish tne PowhkttAn, wkls he ether
mltss o. huEKEliy sapFas@satsd The cast
- caartessrt 10 > uGDssr tkss evtansd 81
onos lhesf nafurai spstste fcftbe sitsrcn-
4 rFufsssiee ard tb0rpsR trEsutng some
ldtt % tie srsqss Ard iulerssiisg ebsrAc.
ser ~ tbs Performance esn BE learbed
ifom tbt fact that TIE oom6.hsd weight
u DE slsrsa midEsta u bel as pcunda,
whist Colontl Or ups - tcAle II 80.
TIE enikFfalnE1ut VII soatigue TIVE
Weeks.--B oatou Herald, Eov. "a.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-12-04

took the night express for Montreal.
Peace, be stilli
The large addition to the shop OF A.
D. Whitman, which has been in progress
OF erection the past fall, will soon be
ready for occupancy. The entire second
story will DO used as paint shop by that
veteran carriage painter, II, d. Tyler.
Mr.. Tyler has worked so long at that
business In the old shop at this place that
a commentator from us ia not necessary
for there are scores on your side Of the
mountain, to say nothing OF the hosts in
this vicinity, who have had bis work and
know that II is unequslled. Mr.. Tyler
will occupy the paint shop in season for
any painting -old or new-thst will be
required with the opening Of spring. The
lower story will be occupied by A. ID.
Whitman and his father, Silss Whitman,
carriage and sleigh builders whose repu.
latiou a frat class workmen is not excell.
ed In THE section, for whoever has had q
set Of "Uncls Mikes" wheels (&nd be has
made about all that has been turned out
from the shops In this place for the past
ten year.) will want to 90 nowhere else.
In close proximity TO the new building
stands the carriage smith shop of c. A.
whitman. Charley will be on hand
at all tImss to tnrn out work in his usual
style, uoeIcelled by any carriage smith
in the state. We bespeak for the new
enterprises what the character of lite In
dividual members wArrant--Euccsss.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-05-29
consulting with the rest of the commit
tee they submitted the following pre-
amble and resolution:

consulting with the rest of the commit
tee they submitted the following pre-
anble and resolution:
WHEREAS, AS water is indispensable
and being one of heavens freest gifts 10
man and beast We should not be depriv-
ed Of il: therefore. he it
ResOired. That in the erection of the
windmill and trough by Smith Il keat-
ing they merit the thanks of hundreds
of thirsty animals that drink there daily
Resoired. That the city Of Wichita by
licensing the saloons gets large reve-
nue. from our owners. and this revenue
helps pay the city officials for their SER
vices.
Resolced, That while we have. not
sunk as low in the scale of degradation
as our owncrs--in regard to drinking
We still must have water, and the at
tempt on the part Of some to remove the
watering trough is very unjust and cruel
and il is splitting their spite on the
dumb brutes.
ResOlred, That while Wichita has
more saloons and drinking places to the
square mile for man il has less accom-
mediation for mules or horses than any
other town of its size and situation in
America.
Resoired, That if the said trough is
removed through spite, regardless of the
protests of thousands Of men and other
animals. that We will use our influence
with our owners TO stop dealing with
those firms that caused il removed.
The gentle horse laid down, and a fine
looking horse moved the adoption of
the resolutions.
Hoosier Johnson's old grey supported
the motion.
II was carried by rising vote.
Meeting adj0nrned Tor one week:
jim BLIpsOE,
Secretary Horse Convention,
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-05-29
Pensions.

Parties entitled to arrears of pensions
under the law passed by the last Con-
gross are anxious TO know what if any
funds arc to be available To pay the said
arrcaragcs. They will be gratified ia
learn that payments of all such claims,
which may he allowed. will soon begin.
and continue until all are adjusted. Par
ties who are entitled to apply for arrears
should therefore put in their claims. In
respons TO letter addressed by Secre-
tary Schurz, inquiring what amount Of
funds can be made available for the paw
ment cf arrears due upon the pensions
allowed prior TO January 2sth. 1879. the
Secretary Of the Treasury states that in
Guiding the amount already paid. S.
100000 will be available prior to July
LIST. and ~ 600 900 monthly thereafter.
At this rate nearly the whole Of the
next fiscal year will be required TO COM
plete the next payment of these arrears.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-05-29

Sr. LouTs. Nay 26.-Nr. Dierberger.
assignee Of the Broadway Savings Bank
has discovered IN the private drawer Of
j. Il. KrieRer, IT,, the chashier of that
instftutiS pepcrs in the form of checks.
drnfts. etc. which cOnrlusively show that
Kf3eeer, Never and Goldsol, have been
uqfxste3y connected In the use Of funds
Of sbe 6ank, nud GOitlsol is in debt to
the bank eAout @S00, 600, the recovery
o. which b very dOubtflll. Similar pa
pers have been found Il Krieger's room
at his fathers residence where he lived
What particular use Krieger and Gold
sol nut the money obtained from the
bank to, or whether krieger derived any
benefit from it. does not appear: bat
that Kriegcr was in collusion with Gold
sol. and furnished him money without
proper security. there can be no ques-
ton. These transactions have EXTEND
ed over period of nearly three years.
and most Of them have been studiouslv
kept from the knowledge of the direct
ors.
J. r. kreiger, jr.. for whom the war
rant was issued Saturday, gave himself
up this morning and was put in Jail.
pending the procurement Of the bond.
lie spent Saturday night with his mis-
tress in town. AMI Sunday went 10 the
country to spend the day and last night
with a friend. one Of his bondsmen. " no
persuaded him to surrender to the an
fhorities. The meeting of the deposit
ors this morning. resulted in nothing
definite. except the appointment Of =
committee to look after their interests.
employ LAWYER, etc.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-05-29
orrssposdeaee Lawrence Daily Journal
Wichita and Her New Road

To-day Sedewick county voted on
I the proposition to aid in the eonstTuc-
ton Of ton of the 81. Louis. Wichita &
. Western Railway. and the result in the
city was almost unanimous. only three
votes being east against il. The prop
osition carried in the county by a ma
joriiv of over 600. This iEsures an
( independent direct fine 10 ST. Louis.
The road viii be built By the Seligman'.
and is an extension Of tue Atlantic &
Pacific. 1. viii be laid With steel rails.
and iron bridges will span all the
streams. The proposition requires the
work to be commenced within sixty
DAYS after the bonds have been declared
carried. and the people here are jabilant
over the prospect OF another railroad.
and consequent release from the ex-
iertienate demands of the Santa Fe
people.
Perhaps the Episcopalians in your city
viii be interested in Knowing that their
co-religionisss of this place have Just
completed one Of the haudsomess church
edifsres in the State il is \ perfect IT.
tie gem of architecture. and viii be oc-
cupicd on sunday. the 25sh. for the first
time. and VIII be- ccnsecrated 10 divine
worship on the I'D OF June. the Right
Rev. Bishop Vail officiating. The churrh
win comfortably scat two hundred per-
sous, and Is paid for. Grea. credit be-
longs 10 the fades for this latter happy
contamination.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-05-29
Silver Mines.

LITTLE Rock, May 26.-Trustworth,
adyices from the silver mining region
in Mont gomery county near HotSpring.
are to the effect that rich ore near ths
surface has been discovered in man,
places, covering an area of several miles
California, Nevada and Colorado min.
crs now there concur in saying that the
prospects are very good. As yet there
is no satisfactory evidence of the dis
covery of true assures. A stamping
mill has been ordered and is soon cx.
pected. Diamond Joe Reynolds sunk a
shaft l1S feet, and stopped operations
after expanding $4,000 last season, for
want Of cooperation by other claims.
Some specimens taken from several
mines are very rich. The question Is as
to quantity to be found. Prospcrtors
are very sanguine. bat have vet to real,
ize hopes, \ great many claims are
staked of. and there is heavy rush to
the region, which is about twenty miles
west OF Hot Springs.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-05-29
Garrison Dead,

William Lloyd Garrison, the original
aboiitionist, died in New York last Sat
urday. He was a wonderful man, and
his name is indissolubly linked with the
history Of this Government. For twen-
~ odd years, beginning with 1880, he
talked and wrote against American me-
gro slavery. He established an aboli-
ton paper in Baltimore. and afterwards
the Libey0t0r in Boston. in both these
cities was he mObbed. The Georgia
legislature Of Georgia offered $500
reward Cor him at one time. lie died
full Of years and in the consciousness OF
having educated. practically, whole
nation mp to his standard ot freedom.
Wiiliam Lloyd Garrison was bore IN
Massachusetts, in 1904, and commenced
life rs an errsnd hoy. He tried shoe
making at eleven years Of age, went in
10 . printing Office at fourteen, and be-
came an editor Mt seventeen and pro,
prietor OF u paper at twenty-five years
ofsge. He was thrown into Jail for libel
but kept mp such correspondence as
brought Henry Clay. Of Kentucky, end
Arthur Tappan, of New York, TO HE
rescue. lie originated the New Eng
land Anti-Slavery Society, and the
american Anti-Slavery Society. In 1910
nc came out for woman suffrage. When
ihe war was closed. and with II the ado,
ition Of slavery, he quit labor. having
accomplished his life's work. He was
kind, upright. and benevolent man.