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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-07-07
8aribnISt Tito ole tt0Iieuif6e
Ged1tSpaegc.

8or einiger 3ett n1eloeten Die r6mti6en
S~ettu1gen, Dap Der General Oaribal0t letz
men 8Obuitb mittellt nOtariellen NfteS Don
@aprera na6 &om Derlegt. Otan 3erbrn0
IT'D DamalS Den &opf iber BEN 3neG, ben
Der General babel I'M Nuge BADEN fonnte.
Der NfdtlGnoer y@orriere bella Sera" giebt
1eBt Nusfultt Darilber. Der @e1eral lit
befanntlt6 lett 1859 nit elmer Wtarquiie
9taimpnbi aus Miatla1o Der6eiratbet, NIT
Der CT ieoD6 ME sulammeu gelebt bat. Die
Wtarquile %JtalulDnDt trGgt ben ytamen @as
rIbal0i, cbcnlo nie ein 3ur 3eit Der @6e ge>
boreneS legttime5 &ino. Inn Dieie G6e uu=
giltig erflGren su laiien, bat ii6 @aribalot
an oas rOtntlde 0eridt 9epanot. Oa5u
beDurfte IS nbcr 0eS NoDnItbes in 9tom.
Seine Slage bednlprr6t Die JtihtigfeitSz
@rflGrung Der @be, wel6e 5meifelsobne
ausgelpr0hen tDeroen miro, neil BET ben
r0ntilden @eri6ten ia |iiberbaupt Singe
DorfDmmen, ipeI6e BET iebem anberen @ez
riht unnlDglid tpdren. SobalO eiuS6imz
mer bon gOlitif in einem Bro3eB aufodm:
inert, bort ieOe @ere6ti9feit auf uno ale
Bemeile, ia ielbIt bas 8efenntniB Der Qllz
geflagten ret6en ni6t bin, I'M cine Ger>
urtbeilung 9erbei;ufi6ren. Sritt aber benz
nod einlnal etn lol6erSau Elm, oann lit Der
Nppeubof, Der geutetl1e unO politilhe Ser
BREEDER nit gleider llnberfrOrenbeit llnge5
ftraft lGBt, itetS bereit, Die 8erurtbeilung
in baaritrGabenoer Wetie um3uitoBen.
lin bic S~taatsdnnGlte fimmert l ii0
einfa6 ni6t, ielbft tpenn ie in beioen Sn>
~ftan3en Die S6ulOigipre6ung beantragen.
Die Suiti5pflege in Der italienil9en9 aupts
ftaot lit etpaS SammerDoueS.
9ttemanO BARI ii6 oaber wunoern, tuenn
6as rOmti6e @eri6t audi Dem 8unl6e
@aribaIbi's miafabrt. @bel6ei0ung lit
mad italienii6em @eieb nidt mO9li6.
OesbaIb tla9t MIN Der General mad 5tuans
3ig Sabren auf gii6ttgteit, nm Die 6rau
Srancesca, Die Amme ieiner Gnfel, tDel6e
iebt nit ibm lebt unb bon Der er 3wei Sim
Ser bat, su beiratben. 8eitGttgt ith aber,
6aB oieie Srancesca, beren 8efannti6aft
@aribaIot ma1te, ais fie elm &ino ieiner
Tpdter Sereleta Gan3to idugte, ibon ais
Nnme Der9etratbet mar, 10 tpirb eS aud
fir fie notbtpenbig peroen, einen gitdti9z
fcitspro3eB gegen i6ren Munn an3uitrdns
aen. 0enn Obne cine ioL9e Ooppeltc Slid
MISUNDERSTANDING f0nnen Die unebeli6en
Rfn0er @aribal6i's, gIeIta anb ManIio
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-07-07
Bot RAJ atnS Gcrtt.
SnIanb.

Oas gonereBgeieb iiber Il IN a 6
Ser Gilbert d ii II geget
oelebltbeS @elo i'm 8unDesl6aBamt uno
In benunterl6abdmteln lit leit Dem 20. sunni
in &raft. QSetl Nlenan0 S~6eioemin3e 3u
bDberen 8etrdgen ais $40 an5unebmen
brau0t, 10 tparen @el6GftSleute, Del6e
oiel S~1eioemiin5e einnebmen, 9enotbigt,
9roBe 8orrGtbe OaDon 81 6ebalten. ItatIrz
lid beeilen fte fi6, otelelben iebt ge9en be-
auemeres @elo um5ltatl6en. I'm ben oa@
bur6 entitebenoen Nnorang betpGltigen su
f0nren, lit pom 9tem Oorfcr SbaBante
aus Elm llmtaui6ungS= SDlteln etngetubrt
uor6en, iiber ipelbeS mir Der 20. y.
Stsstg." 6olgenOeS entnebmen: Die Gez
amten oerlangen, baB 2eute, Die Summen
bon $1,000 eilltdul6en tpollen, cine forlnz
Iide Mnmeloul1g nit Qln9abe ibrer Jtan1en
unO Der ein3utaui6enoen Sulnme MAIDEN.
9ies tpuroe audi baOur6 nDtbtG OaB aues
einqebenDe Silber erit nod etnnal ge3aDlt
perDen muB. Sc na1 ser Qlrt Der Stlberz
mii1se fam elm Wann bO6itens $4,000
i'm Tag 3dblen. Sci balben uno Ntertelz
Dollars gebt baS 3d6len naturllb l6neIz
Ier, ais BET ben Dimes, ben 0alfS0tnleS
unD ben pilsigen 0rctcentSsS tlIden.
@liidli6erneile gebt Der bel tpeltem 9roBere
She'll in baIben unO Gtertels0 Dollars etn:
Nae 8etrage unter $1,000 peroen lofort bet
Der 9rGientirun9 auS9etaul6t. 0enlel1lz
gen, ipelde b0bere Betrdge %angemeloet baz
ben, miro gla6ri6t 5u9ei6tft, lotpIe pas
Oepartement bereit lit, ibr @elo gu 3aDlen,
unO sipar gebt oaS in Der 9tei6e, ME pie
Nnmelbungen sema6t tuoroet ltno. Ote
SetrGae I'M M1meloebub Des Stem Uorter
nnterl9aBamtes beGiefen itA beretts eInT1lal
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-07-07

Scr iDoblDaben6e uub 9ea6tete 36idbz
rige Tarmer Start 6o5finS, etn QuGfer,
bet Brighton I'M County @albin9ton in
Soma entlieB fiir5lid) etnen Seloarbeiter
9tamen5 6ellrp WtcGlain, neil oielcr le6r
SuOringliO gege1t Die leOige Shipelter oeS
6ausberrn mar. 6oStinS, Der ul1ber=
beiratbet lit, bat nGmli6 auBer ieiner
S6 Sabre alten W1utter aud ieine Shipez
itcr 9tutD 6o5ftus, iomie cine fleine Nti1te
BET lt0. Ser fortgei1ifte WfcGlain
Srauletn 6osfins, Dab er ii6 aus Ser
5ipeiflnns iiber ieine. Grennuns pom ibr
geidOiien babe ltnD III tDettgen Stunoen
iterben iuerOe. 0ieS NAT Dor einigen Saz
gen.
Oo9 an einem Der lebten 9benbe fam
WfcGlait gan5 Detler 6aut nit DEM 8abnz
aug mad @riq6ton, lteB iein Seaeiien i'm
D~prtigen @altDaule, .ipo er eS iettber ni6t
abgebOlt bat uno mabte it6 auf ben QSeg
na6 Der etni9e Wteilen eutfernten $685.
finS'i6en Sarm. @egen MttternaGt 3erz
ibnitt Ell am Sarmbaule ett Senlter,
brang bur6 bieieS iu'5 6aus, i6li6 in'S
S6laf3tmmer oeS 6errn 9oStinS uno
Derlebte Otelem init eiltem mttgebrahten
i6peren Gnitppel a0t S6lGge auf ben
&opf, baB ba5 8lut 8ett un6 Wdnoe
beipribte. 9ie i'm 9teben3immer l6laz
fenoe greiie Mutter beS SarmerS mar am
@erGul6e aufgema6t, tam nun in oaS
3intmer ibres S0bnS %geDantt, Duroe
aber loglei0 bon W(cGlaiu nit leilem
&niippel angefalleu un0 Danlit 10 fnr6tbar
ms @eii6t gel6lagelt, oaB ft6 oteles III
cine utf0rmlt6e Wta1le DerlpanDelte. SoDn
ul1D Wtutter la9en bepuBtloS OG. 9tber
Wtc@latn elite nun Dem 3immer bon
Stub 6osfius gu, offenbar in Der Nb1i0t,
Tie, lpel6e letne &iebeSperbltngen Surildz
9emieien bate, 5u entebren uno oann Dtels
leiht 81 t0oten. SIN Der S6iire DDn Gutb'S
3immer itieB ct auf Die se6ntd6rtge Jti6te,
Die glet6 9tut6 bon bent @erGul6e i'm
6auie aufgeipadt uno aufgeltanDen mar.
ST DerieBte Dem Sinbe eini9e &nilnpel7
biebe, 10 DaB e5 betpuBtlos 5u Booen lant
unD ~itilr5te it6 nun auf 9tutb. Oo6
Diele, ein frGitigeS uno mutbtgeS Wido6en,
~leiltete i6n1 Der3peifelten MiperltanD, rib
iiO bon ibmt Los, lief Die Ireppe btna6 in
bie Gi1e, ergriff bort bas 6orn, oas sur
@rnte,eit Die Seloarbetter gum @lien ruft,
raunte oamit in's Sreie ulto bites aus
2eibesfrdften, UNI Die Jta9barn berbei3uz
rufe1.
Sci bieien GDnen erfaBte Sen MfcGlain
Nn9lt uno CT lief bapon. NlS Die 9ta6>
barn berbeitamen, lpar er lpurloS perz
l9punben. t6OSttns uno ieine Wtutter
lagen nod bemuBtlos oa. Griterer fam
gegen Wtorgen etmaS 5t it6 unD fonnte in
obgebrp6enen SGBen er3Gblen, mas Dorges
fallen mar; ieiue 8erleBungen ltuo glei6
oenen BET alten Wutter GuBerlt lebenSgez
fG9rli6.
Bolt5ei un6 8arger bur6itreiften Die
gauge umgege1b nab Dem Gerbre6er, bon
6em eS li6 berausiteat. oaB er idon 3weiz
NAL inn Sopaer 3u6tbauS au Sort Wtaoiz
ion geleiien bat.
Offenbar mar eS Die Nbii6t be5 greuz
li6en Serbs, Die 8euO9ner Oes 6%oStins'z
iben 6auies 5u morOen, bas 6altS gu
plinoern urb MI Gutb 0oSfins Die i9on
angeoeutete Jta6e Su neDmen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-07-07

in ben Gincinnatier Bldttern 9etpalden
tDoroeft 1T nno nod ptro.) A. Qogis ino
&oit $115, 5. 8oftmarfen $1.55, s.. @r;
tra>Wtabl5eiten $33, z. 6riiOte So, s.
8ote so GentS. Summa Summarum
$269.S0. Die @credttafeit forbert. bal;
mir beifilgen, OaB 6rau 9Iusleben cine
&ammer3pfe nit it9 fi6rte, bic a[io in
o6igcr Ge0uuu9 neutrality-suspicious. 1T.
= Sin a6i6euI lid ct II nmenid
lit SerrD Snens, ein Sd)nap5uirtb bon
@peiic i'm County @6itlcD in Snotana
(15 Waeilen tueitlid DON Sort 9Sapue).
BOr einem Sabre itarb ieine Sruu ullo
ibre leBten Morte tDareu cine Nnflaee oe=
gen i9reM Wtann, Der burb leine @rauz
~lauufeit i6relr SOB Derl6ulOet babe. Die
urla1e tbre5 Io0eS iDurDe a6er ni6t un=
teriudjt llno Der &erl 6ebielt Die ObDut
itbcr jcilte bier fleinen &inOer. @r bebals
bette oieie aui'S 0tobeite utO miB6anOelte
lie DIT lGreGlih. &arjli6 rib er ieineln
iiebeniG6rioen Rnaber beinabe oas S6r al
n1o iblug i'm TO furhtbar, oaB Der gauge
&orper oes armen &inoes nit Wunoen
mo S0marren beoedt lit. Qm Gage
oarauf tad ct letn GlteIteS &trb. ELL neullz
lQDrtgeS WtGD6en, NIT etnen Wfebgerrnels
1er oretnal III ben S0G0el II bieb eS
bann nit einem langen Diden &niippel iO
LANCE u1o 10 lhre6lid, bis Der gauge &6r>
per cine Maiie aeridla9enen Sleii6es mar.
@s lit lebr 5meifelbaft, oh oas Mtdo6en nit
Dem Geben DaDon f0rllnen miro. Die 3tDei
iingiten &tnoer, tpoDon OaS cine ieBt 5
uno oaS arOere 2 Sabre ait lit, itno in
Solge Der fortnGbrenosn MtiBbanolungen
Derfrilppelt. QIber crit IN 6olse Der oben
erlpdDnten l1nt6aten 0es 8aters an benz
neuniGbrigen N1Gohen rib enDlid) ben
Burgern in Goeile Die @eoulo; tie trafen
0orfeDrungen, nm baS I1geDeuer Smens
gu lpndell uro e5 5urtG0it gu tbeeren uno
I'll feoer11. 9tber Die 8e9oroe iel6lt i1ritt
elolib etn unb SmeltS itbt ieBt i'm @e=
fdngnjB Su Columbia Gttp, benz 9aupt>
orte uor W9itleD GOuntp.
Der Derftorbcne gianofabritant
albert @eber in Stem yorf mai Der
@1ef elmer 6trma, tuel6e in ben leBten
SSa9ren burd) Die Sabrifation biaiger, uno
babel perbGltniBmdBtg gutter 4ianoS Nufs
le9em ma1Dte. @eDer bat Derl6ieoenen
&iinirlern nit freigebi9er 0anO i6er Die
erlten i0tDeren Wo1en i1reS @ufentbaltes
in @lnerita b~iniDeggebolfen. St mar in
6eiltgenftaot, &reis @rfurt, geborer, err
reidte elm 2lter BON 81 Sabreit unb 1tnz
terlaBt cine Wttttue unO etnen Sobn.
= l1eber . euti6Ian6's 8ettrag
2tnberun9 Der Notb Der
Jteberfranfen I'M g itoen beri6tet
Die sc. y. Staatsttg.": v9ie 0te6nun9Sz
obloge ilber Die Germenoung Der in
9eutl6lanb GUT Wfiloerung Der @elbftez
bernotb geiamlnelten Sun1me bon $1,000
lit iebt bonn 8erltner Central omtte gez
pruft uno g~ebiItgt tporben. aus benz
ults 3u9eienOeteR Observation-Disclosures eRtz
neDn1en mir SolgenbeS iiber Die Gert6eiz
lung Der @eIOer. @s famen auf gtetu
Orleans $3.50, Mempbis $4,000; Bids
burg $11O; Ocean Sprtng $25; Worsan
@ttD $25; 8laquemine $40. GS purben
suiammen 345 Bamilien nnteritii5t, unb
3mar empfingen 800 in 9euti6lano 9e=
biirtige S 5,445, unb Sc @tttmen pber
@ailen bon 0eutldbiirti9en 1856. g1a6
ben Staaten, aus oenen bic in 9eutl1z
Lamb gebiirtigen Samilten famen, Dertbetz
len 1id Die unteritiiBuuden tDie fnLdt.'
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-06-12
enunm Avn MOODY

On Ashbufton place. Boston. stands
the spine ess church built 10 1913 for
Rev d.. Kirk. stranger might pass
the doors bundled times. aud not
know the cherries stone front conceal
ca thristian church But few men
ever did better work than was done by
d. ktk IN that edilice II nothing
else had been dou". tue graduation OF
two men wbu wtrr converted there
wuul1 make the Uuilding sacred spot i.
Those two men were John B Cough
and Dwight L. Moody. Neither Of
them gave splendid promises when the
church opened It's arms and took them
~. Neither of them inspired much
confidence that they would hold out
until the end. Neither Of them had an
idea OF the iu1ure which God was map
ping out for them. Cough Mas a drunk.
ard, with an appetite fierce aud ungov
ernable as the flames Of hell His
constitution was broken, his manhood
almost crushed when he became
trophy q sovereign grace. Moody
was a rough. uucouth fellow, without a
single indication OF that career as
great and God.houored evangelist that
he has siuce become Both men have
electrified America. Both men have
set on fire the hearts OF Gods people in
Europe Both have been instruments
in the hands of God 10 the salvation OF
multitudes. Both are on their way to
heaven to take crowns full of stars
Surely Christian ought never TO pass
the doors Of Mount Vernon church
without thanking God Tor Cough aud
Moody,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-06-12
WAKE UP

Temperance people wake up You
are sleeping at your posts, The voice
of the Almighty sounds the advance,
and if you TAIL, He will brand you as
towards aud traitors to his colors.
What if the enemy is in league with
satan What though he brings ten
thousand helish agencies to combat
your progress these should only nerve
you the more to your duty. To ac-
knowledge that we cannot put down
this evil is to acknowledge that we are
unworthy the cause in which we are
engaged, aud that we doubt the power
of God to accomplish what he promises.
If there are any of this class in the
temperance work, let them get out Of
it quick, for they only hinder its prog
ress. We must overcome this evil.
Everything on earth and in heaven de.
mands it, and may God help us go for
ward to its speedy accomplishment.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-06-12
n,NoLr>G coLr~.

We often end in agricultural papers,
directions ttr biting colts, telling how
to manage them when old enough to
break
| recollect my experience as boy
in bre aking three-year-old colts, that
bad never been battered, how they
pitched me over their heads, and rear
ca aud plunged when first harnessed,
anl occasionally one Of them would
turn out 40 vicious as to be worthless
Siuce have been raising celts, / have
adopted a different plan and have no
trouble with them AS soon as a colt
is ten days old ! put halter on it for
an hour or two. | have the tie rein Of
the halter fastened to the head stall
with snap, aud when l turn the colt
loose, leave the head stall on BY
the time the colt has worn the halter
two or thee days aud been tied few
times, he IS ready to learn to lead. SO
when am going to drive the mother.
| tie the colt to the hame RUG, and
start 90 A little care will be neces.
sary the first time or two the mare is
driven, and then you will have no more
trouble ! always treat my colt kindly,
feed and pet it little and never have
any trouble TO catch it. have FLY
now two years old whose mother could
never be caught in the pasture without
great trouble, but she is perfectly kind,
can be caught in the pasture anywhere
and you can tie her to the wagon and
lead her anywhere you choose. We
accuslom our colts TO the saddle and |
harness when young, aud when old
enough 70 work we have only to hitch |
them Up aad gu At it, a. there is no
breaking @ be done. would never
allow colt 10 be month old until il |
was taught 70 lead Waldo, 10 Ohio
Farmer
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-06-12

The drinking sy stem is directly re-
sponsib'e Tor tseuty per cent. OF our
idiots, forty per cent. Of our lunatics,
seveuty-dsc per cent. Of our criminals,
ninety per cent. Of our paupers, and
nlnety-tiFe per cent. u the shiitless,
ne'er-do-weli, broken down, broken
hearted, miserable people of our com
monwealth SO the subject is o. vital
interest 10 the business man, the tax
payer, the physician, the philanthro-
pist, the Christian for every person
concerned for the welfare Of humanity
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-06-12
Agricultural.
mn rAnnnn. ts..enAsrt

Rai that fafmefa are roid
sc We 8eby. Thls
see raare e tbs rsrAl 3e
msy aaee trsa pfepgf aaee, be-
ays periodicals. books
etaf sHUag sad transportation. rail-
Hesa So aa8 islsgpphs Bot
ay l-fafs % pc p0itiaa - their
aeutsa read sore aa4 better period
aa.saa5 ssats. lsye letter IDEAS aud
saow laa O. stgffss lhem more prop
eds aas tstk pafe % tbiug. aad meAs.
.tsa g tcgbbors. than any
Eat ss % people u3qstna. pre-.
et.uaat Aiistoebtie. 10 ibis land 81
aftl t8aggbs and morality
tet pJui 81 guf FIRST proposition.
eksmIae lAs Subscription lisls " ,Le
5..t uaas ZINES II our countfy. Or 20 70
tst ehev q your cpauty paper, aud
BEE ua4l large majority 81 the sot-
seubeis arc farmers Far proof 81 our
80 50 assertion read tbe ARTICLES that
appear sueh papers As tbe faFmsr
sHa a4g ffata ,bs pens ot practical
tafae f pu3i II our lasI assef.
tlgn Nta aet Hiage d one " to
sHusaat s5laals u the midclr
e'ates 81 esr large cities. aud alter
your very soul is siekebed by tbs dirty
tifvsm ut eaouaIous gossip. - 10 the
esaulf, AID lslru d farmers converse
aaaHt ,te application u manure, the
cultivation 90 eatu ur auy agfcultdrai
lap. sa4 viii le sutptsrd ut the
amaual 90 chemistry. philosophy, bot.
aay aid miaealogy stored away ia the
gapaeiugs braius d ignorant farmers.
o. iisteu TO knot OF sgriculturists
discussing questions o. national policy,
1aaneial issncst foreign complications,
pcrplexiiles, or public men
aud measures, aud sou will be sur.
prsed Il tie intelligence Of lustics
Itis This cool aud intelligent discussion
d! topics ot n.tiond import that reu.
dcrs tanners toe true yeomanry VI the I
tUd, and in the days Of political cor
tuplipn and national degradation. The
cente tu which turn the eyes aud /
aupes II tbt pairul Tor the salvation Of
liberty u earth
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-06-12

Why Is it that some men are 10th to
work 20 the road Z Do they not know
that i greatly increases the value Of
their land TO have good roads 7 We
end many men who seem to think, or
act Is though they thought that all
l.i.ur iaue on ihe road was lost; and
so iBey t4 10 80 A. little as possible.
When they come on 10 work. instead
q working as they should, they will
tell stories anl sbirk everything they
cau Our roads are poor enough at
best and they need al tie labor which
We can have on them. Nice, smooth
roads are wha, we all like TO ride over,
and il does seem strange why more
cllolt h not put forla 70 keep the water
and small stones cut Of the road for by
thus doing a great deal d labor can be
saved besides much damage being
done 3 horses aud carriages. In The
repair Of The highway. Ear too much ia
ieii q BE- dome 10 the fall Uno days
war- oa 'the road 10 tho spring or early
summcr i wafib two 10 the fall
Believing IL home made fertilizers ia
preference g. commercial fertilizers, as
iaF as ~ cau make thcu iron The ma
tefi4l IS Sc command + seems 20 me
that many farmers lose 4 great Sc i BY
not taking care 81 the dfoppiugs from
she bru-toa,t Nhea farmer keeps
Use ty-fse " thirty fowls be has the
mAterial a o.. command Tor making a
6H.i fate hailizer 10 piece q corn
q De vii ayai. himself 81 ,be opporta.
ui,y
Fla8 seed sasn with feed grain. sueh
IS oAts, niliet. - barley. i a great 81.
rau,age 10 stock 1wo quarts per
acre il enoagh. snd cal green tor bay. /
Try il Ard zee.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-06-12
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they have steadily increased 10 sale aud met
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thousand unsolicited testimonials IN our poss.
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10 double that of any other plaster But not.
outstanding the efforts OF the propretors 10
make the best plaster in the world for the least
money, any similar remedy can be bought. nun
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r Garssea. Mests Fridays ~ % asieek.
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aeyh Negis saturdays. A. ~ v'ciuct-
GaEEN MOUNTAIN LoDGE. Ne III " 4
ia, ~ a. u. Ayef; " g., Mrs Geo. ChAhia
Lodge htpaiY, ~ sheldon Meets FRIDAY
evenings At ~ uc.ocK
rJWAAL I0n0E No So wC.f. 7. r.
Haimts. W -, Wm Cox i dee Deputy, " ~
Matssn. Meets saturday., Al ociock
So HE tBsB0H LODGE. No. l59 We
4 4. Basra, s a. Parker, lodge pepus
~, s. y. bennett. Meets saturdays AZ 80.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-06-12

1t was the time of our civil war. A
regiment of volunteers was passing
along Broad street, 10 Philadelphia A
man was passing among the soldiers
with a pitcher Of ale aud glasses APP
preaching one Of large frame he said !:
Maybe you II have something stron.
ger since you are such big fellow !
A big g,ass Of beer, eh
No sir. none.
Why Lot ? what's the matter
Nothing.
Well you need it; it's stimnlaut.
This is my ttimuIaut, said the sol
der, thrusting his hand into his pocket
aud pulling thence Bible.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-06-12
The Safety Appliances
Pullman Pdidce Cars
are ruu % % Express Trans
WITHOUT CHANGE,

sfd 20 81 principal points Ia the fzr Nbst and
Aanth witb bui pue change " cars Concessions
sft made 10 Uaian Dtpots, ahd are tssered 70
al important points.
The scenery Of the Pennsylvania Route
is sdmlitsa - be unNurpas-ta 10 ths world for
gf4paror. beaaty. AID variety Superior refresh.
mont facilities are provided Employees ere
eoarteobs and attentive, an1 q is A. lneyitGble
result thai SIP % the fsnasyiyAniA Railroad
n1nst fora
4 Pleasing and Memorable Exerience.
1cteis ~ -zle At TIE ioresf 1tes II TIE
TleEet OH4ses IS the Company ID az Important
cities and tsNns.
Prank THOMSON. l. =. FARMER,
8saer1i Hsnsser 0saerl Passenger Agsnt.
c. :. HALDEaAs Nes Engisna Agent.
~ and 1os wEsbsEgtoa sueel B0s.o1. Mass
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-06-12
SlNEORO'S RADICAL CURE

j. aartf ass UaEFf5lEllsHki ara y sos
Hlei ta ne aAeaa itasssE &C. h5 l.H. thar
alitffaE tat s=slas t.tn asa ps8a 50 & eH 7g.
70 tbK tsta4t3HE aaa pHfafauN fHf eetfsilots.
Iaitrntilg ass.itt-tafet 3 stta al1aa 3D. organs
2 q iashaa stegs ih9 sam 70 ~ afd ael3rsl
lEes &C.. acaa psae tHa. hs7 .saga its sst 1910
So fsumsph H.e tbs5e tai the b.aat IhIs a
sa.v ft sftsstF o. asit artsuc4+. afa it d9us
set .ssn Faasfbr ~ autnAa BFeuaits Us devise
~ Sc fsLausj rtaftaeaf
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-06-12

harity Is never lost 1t m,y be to
10 service 10 those il il bestowed on,
yet It ever does Sork Of beauty aud
grace upon the heart Of the giyer
Many lrue heart, that would have
come back ike dove to the ark after
is first trausgressioa. has been fright
ened beyond recall by the angry look
and menace. the isant. the savage
ifown q an unlorgisiug spirit
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-06-12

| resolved ia 1924. 10 years ago
New Years day. says Mr.. Greeley.
that would never drink another drop
OF liquor. aad | haze stuck to il. aud
have not drank drop since and |
have got 70 be tolerably we'll Of. and
shall be ali right il borrowers viii let
me alone Young man. 90 and do
likewise.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-06-12
VOLTA|C PLASTER

Aud insist upon having what you are willing 10
par for.
Sold by all Wholesale and Retail Druggists
throughout the United States and Canadas, and
by WEEKS X POTTER, Proprietors, Boston,
Mass. 27.Iy5cI94y1
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-06-12
Cut this out and hand 1t e. your neighbor
BROWNS DIABETIC CURE.

E.tsbtshei eight years ago at Green Springs
SAhaHrtf County OHIO ctniiun 20 be the
sou er ~ 1, Ege d st. marseloas cnr.s 81 tt,-
hhrth hfuRHrtA dHAyEE aud ajl forms Of KiD-
str and BLADDER dise To b. convinced
eoui reud ef'ca,Hf and swarn tustif D.
~ J. l. BroSn, NJ ~, ph,sicjAn 10 chsfge o.
SHUTS, II smith. Trustee