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The King Of the Turf

trotter st. So Julian in Californ, IL maxi axe
ing a mile on the Oakland 1s b .1as,
the quickest time on record 3ecalls to
mind his first appearance Pc track'
Mr.. Galway was the owns the h91t'
mile trotting track at q N l.,
which was often used by ghooring
farmers to try the speed % eir colts.
One fine day, when the try was IN
good condition, an aged faper, soma
what dilapidated in appeaiace, drove
on it in an old wagon behind handsome
colt. As he whirled arouns the track
Mr.. Galway kept his eyes rieted upon
the colt for some time. The colts
splendid gait, beautiful styl OF acting
and speed Interested Mr.. G llway 20
much that when the strange drove up
to him he hailed him to stop and made
inquiries about the colt. Iae farmer
gave his pedigree, and said tht he was
the boss in those parts. Nj Galway
asked if he was for sale, and tie farmer
replied that he was if the prie was OBJ
tanned. Mr.. Galway then requested
that he be sent around the tack twice
moro. With this the strangr seemed
only too happy to comply. A. the colt
glided swiftly around again Mr. Galway
held his watch on him, and the result
satisfied him that he was q emarkable
colt, and he determined to my him II
possible. When the strangerpulled up
again he questioned Mr.. Gaway as to
how he liked the colts movenents. MI
Galway answered that he lked them
very we'll, and then asked ne farmer
what his price was for the trCter. me
farmer said THAI if he could MT get S6oO
for him he would keep him. The horse
is mine, quickly responded NJ. Galwey,,
and he then and Chere bough and pau
for him, both parties being leased VIII
the bargain. A.
The next year he trotted g. 8'.g Ess'
at Cleveland; Buffalo. .l R:.srhs, and won
avery time against good fieldsof trotters.
AtPoughkeepsie he won in three straight
heats, and was never HEADED. trottine
the three heats without skin or a break.
His winnings that season fo,tad mn. il if
said. 5000 Mr.. GALWAY then sold
1T. Julian to Orrin Hiokox gentleman
In California, for 500, 600 and the horse
was W soon thereafter on his way to the
Golden State, where he has since re.
NAMED and accomplished a feat unparal.
leled In public trotting. A few weeks
ago ne won trot in California in 2:I7,
pt' = uilan IS by Volunteer. and is half
brother to the famous Gloster who died
in California. 0''er "u0 "''N'
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aae OF Tho Kldneya

Zion, Cecil Co.. Md
Dear sir.-I have taken yonr Indian l:l2 200
Kidneys, and found it to be positive cure for
that disease. VIM. b. England.
e ~ - 9th uoaaanbo
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Sure Care for Sick Headache.

ZION, CCcll Co., Md
Dear Sir This is to certify that your %
Alan Blood Syrup has relieved me OF a !sscSS1t
Headache. sllas ham u.
A Valuable l}emedy.
College Green, Md.
Dear Sir Having ezperiouctd the bene'fS
Of your most wonderful Indian Blood Syrup \
pronounce it q valuable remedy.
g. Il. Crothers-
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TO Fas'en u Pig ma Wagon.

LEI IL is desired to carry pig in
20 "a Do1' the animal may be secured
"a Tie manner described by n corres,,@,,d.
emit in Kansas, as follows Nuke a
loop in a double rope, and put it around
the Throat, carry the rope over the head,
and tasten it around the body behind
the fore-legs, leaving two ends free over
the shoulders. The pig being lifted into
the wagon is held down by fastening the
ends OF the rope in any safe manner. so
thar he can not jump over the sides of
the boz, and is compelled to stay in the
middle,
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sOiling and How to start.

Pennsylvania farmer furnishes the
following suggestion on this topic: 1t
has been shown that soiling enables the
aSric"hnrist to keep more stock III pro
portion to the extent of his farm. and
that the number may, with the best
management, amount to one head per
acre. This result is attained by increas
ing the produce of the soil AID prevent
ing the least waste of that produce. 1t
has further been shown that the fertili
ty OF the land Thus used is increased wear
by year, and its productive cap city
brought up to a NAHUM. Also, that the
production Of the cattle thus fed, whether
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On, no q OstAuytnIuB, Old MT. Mer-
edith, of West Hill, growled, when the
boy came back from an errand and said
he'd lost the package intrusted to him,
he'd lose anything. One day last week
l cent him to take pickle barrel to E
customer, and before he got the barrel
to the house, hope to die il he didn't
lose the bung hole clear out of it, and
l had to send for the cooper to put in a
now one.
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one Oh me Denver, Col. cofueS w
upset. and the Rev. W. PiCkt wi
had just britt q church at LAill,
was instantly killed. Nine OF NJ
sengers were seriously injured, tn5 81
coach rolled down a precipice. lid ~.
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ed the ground about every 200 feet.
Nothing is more tantaliziDg 10 a sick
man, when he feels as il he could drink
a barrel of water, than to be proffered
a goblet Of the precious beverage, and
then ohoked off with single mouthful.
The boy who made kite Of the paper
containing the announcement Of his
fathers nomination for selectman has
resolved to lun away from home and
join band of pirates as soon as he can
sit down with any sort Of comfort
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-09-11

ExroGrfax o. 1876. Mastering
throagA ths Uul.sa STATES sse,ion q thls
truly woadsFful ExhihFion, hypsrornA
assiea ssd 0vsr-disPlaysd a. he uosl Of
!, -, csme npoR ~ elegant glass case,
whose uodssiy wss The more oousplenous
from its neighborN apery, susmoasseds ~
he motto DsqHis Is'Ensis, and displaylaE
IL bcaa packages, the medtoal pfepsrA-
ltons Of The house oi pR. ]. g. ATEa &
Co., Lowell, Macs.
! was AWArs Of The worldwide Feputa-
liou Of this eminent GRIN, fer the ebarae-
ter AID qaalIiy Of their goods, and re-
member well their sgeu,s ia London,
Messrs NEwurERr, 10 s. PsuTs Church
yard Having = leisure boar, ! deter.
mined 10 examine The contents Of The
csc, myself. aud WAS surprised 20 zee
lhe delicate perfection 10 which they
have brought their household remedies.
was ehagtlued At tie reflection that,
while We have at home the most skillini
and pre- emineolly the beat physicians In
1 the world, these Yankee doctors distance
ne so Tar 10 She line OF popular medicines
k for family use. They have The sharpness
to take advantage OF The high scientific
discoveries among US, aud make pills and
potions AS pAlatsble as they are saluiAry.
I was told by leading druggist In Pbila-
delphs, that Dir. AYERS mandatory
was the largest 10 America, giving em-
ploymenl TO hundreds. must 20 to
Lowell and see Il, on my way home -
Correspondence OF the London eng }
/ Telegraph.
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You must cure that Cough.

With Shiloh's Consumption Cure you
can cure yourself II has established the
tact that Consumption can be cured,
while for Coughs, Bronchitis, Whooping
Cough, Asthma, and all diseases of Throat
and Lungs, it is absolutely without an
equal. Two doses will relieve your child
OF Group, it is pleasant to take and per-
fectly harmless TO the youngest child, and
no mother can afford to be without II.
You can use two thirds of bot tie and u
what we say is not true we will refund
the price paid. Price 10 cts. 80 cts. and
81 90 per bottle. II your Lungs are sore
or chest or back lame use Shiloh's Porous
Plaster. Sold by Wait 81 Hard, Manches'
ter aud Factory Point, Vt.
Have you Dyspepsia, are you Constl'
pated, have you a Yellow Skin, Loss Of
Appetite, Head Ache, If 80 don't fail to
use SHlLOH'S SYSTEM VITALZER
1t is guaranteed to relieve you, and will
you continue to suffer when you can be
cured on such terms as theseS Price IL
cts. and rs cts. Sold by Wait Il Hard.
Wells Persian Perfume "HACKME
TACK" is rich and fragrant. Try 1t
Sold by Wait Il Hard.
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Died IN Lsnsingburgh. n. Y, Sept. 81,
At the residence Of her son-in-law, Dea.
j. Taylor, Mrs. Mary III. Farnum,
widow Of Benjamin. fArnum, Jr.
She was native Of Manchester and
nearly her entire life OF 76 years was spent
10 town. She was q member Of the Bap.
list church over IS years and kind and
devoted mother OF three children, two OF
whom survive to mourn her loss. Dur
ing tho long aud painful sickness Der trust
in the Saviour remained firm 10 the last,
aud Il eau tFnlbfnlly be said OF her that
she.liYed and died the death Of the right
eous and that her end was peace. She
was buried from the residence of her SON
in.law, Dea. j. BATHS, large eoncourse
OF friends aud neighbors attending the
funeral services. She was taken 10 the
Factory Point cemetery and laid away TO
rest.
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- u. Felt enters MAdlcbury College
ihis fail
TIE pAnphle, containing ,te exer-
oI.es At The Auderson sefnl.centennisl cell
ebration will be out Ia a few days, sin.
vie copleA rs eenis. Send your orders 70
the JeuaNAL Office.
The potato crop IL excellent aud the
price viii DO likely TO DO low nnlnss there
is a cali br then for export NJ. IL.
Wooster brings snow naken that
weighs nearly two ponds, and says be
has great many Of that size.
--Ex.Mayor Wiokbsm has gone TO the
Syracuse convention which meets to-day
The New York Herald Of Tuesday says
Mr. Wlnkbam a not ayerse 10 being the
Democratic candidate for state treasurer,
provided the present incumbent {. not re-
nominated
The soap man, we mean NJ +. Ryan,
who seils the siean Pressure soap msnn-
featured At Rutland. has been along and
I e sells 80 good an article aud at such d
reasonable price tha, nobody has any ex.
euse fof hAtboiing dirt lie viii visit
this section occasionally with supply Of
The article.
The ,raek, at the fair ground, has
been put In drtfzte condition and sew.
eral horses are HlfeAdy in training, 20
THE portion OF the coming fair will be
likely 10 be success Now let The farm,
crs aud others be GA haul with their
stock, produce, Sc, and NO sili have .
fair worth attending
-sapl. Waite adycglIses ehesp cx.
carsios to New York sud reiutn, 10 come
of Monday, the 18Th Fare fpr The round
trip With chance 10 slst foot days, ouly
O.. provided he llcle'. are purchased
The presral week, olhsrsiss e. 90. This
IL the sheapea etcaraiou yet aud oughI
10 seenre lafgc attendance.
"A tea-yeGr.old 500 OF Henry Cum
rnIags, who lives up nesr The old loll gate
place, Wa accidentally shot ou Tuesday.
llis Older bfolhst took down the shotgun
(whieh bad btcu loaded some iine) aud
weBt 70 Te@ave che esp, whes biz hngef
clipped 81 ske hammer, caasgug the die
charge u tl4e gan, TIE youaget LFatLes
reeelsibg Tbs oon,euls. ihs charge going
completely thfoagA him ia lhe region d
the liver, fhe iitlle fellow lived aboul
ten mlauies This j tie sscund case q
bo,s meciiDg shelr death from tue care
Iess ass Of afearHs Ia ghis tasn aiihin
year. This young msu Sss Old snous
% ksos hos 10 haaale a gun, bul II
esideasiy hsd aei learned sho lessor
neyef 10 psiAt ; gau - petsoa nndel
asy eirnamsssunes whsieyer, Heat,
Guma.iags sas soldier ia The late Wa
aad had icas brolbes killel 10 battle.
--FotePsagh's greA, measgefie ~,
earcas wil eKalbis a, Fsstofy Iolat, fa
DAY, Sept. lssh. we hssc before a. IAt
ssass sxchanges pablislsd le towas whef,
tAis slow hss exhibited ihe preteat sea
sos aud boih speak 10 tbs kigbtst term
81 she pertofmssues The 81. Jehn.barl
Caiedossaa saYs The street parade wa
he taea ever sesa lhsfe, aad ,bst ihsi
sl,ow sHd perform III lhAl iaey sdsestise
The Newpefi Gyprsm sa3s ihe street -
Fade wst veFy aas, ihs shos u snlmk
e1oellenl, us performers IN lhs ring ~
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new blond wuI T.II.

and as Spring hiss come, you need TO take semo
Kind Of blood medicine. Now II your skin ~
yellow, pimples come out on your face and back.
eyes dun, feel bllious take one or two bottles OF
On. sAwEHs NEW BLOOD REMEDY, and you viii
be surprised at the change. You will fesh mp,
checks will become red, eyes bright, what you
eat will taste right, in fact you and all others
should tAkea Blood Remedy In the spring. Ask
for On. SAwESs' New BLooD REMEDY, as We know
ii is reliable aud will do as we say or money re.
refunded. For sale by WAIT HARD. Price 81
per bottle Is
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A msdlenI mi.,aLs correeted.

The old idea tina, dangerous pulmonary
diseases could not be cured by medicine
has been forever sileuced by the operation
OF DR.. N. g. Whites Pulmonary Elixir,
In the most discouraging cases OF chronic
cough. The Elixir triumphs when all
other medicines fail, arresting in a few
days the most violent cold or cough, re-
lieving difficulty of breathing, and fully
restoring the feeble aud emaciated suffer
err z 3m
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A Card.

To all who are suffering from the errors
and indiscretlons of youth, nervous weak
meas, early decay, loss of manhood, &C.,
will send a recipe that will cure You,
FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by missionary In South
America. Send a self.addressed envelope
to the REV. JOSEPH T. lSMAN, Station ID,
Netc FORK city. 35ly
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THE BEST REMEDY


In diseases OF the pull
monary organs a safe
and reliable remedy In
invaluable Ayers
CHERRY PEcToRAL IL
such a remedy, and no
othersoeminently mer-
its the confidence Of
the public. II IL a sci
entihc combination Of
the medicinal princi-
pies and curative vir-
tues Of the finest drugs,
chemically united, Of
such power as TO insure
the greatest possible
efficiency aud uniform
ity OF results. Itstrikes
at the foundation Of all
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-09-11

pulmonary diseases. adordtng prompt reiiet
and rapid cures. and is adapted to patients OF
any age or either sex. Being very palaiabla,
the youngest children take II readily. In
ordinary Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat,
bronchitis, InhuenEa, Clergyman's
Sore Throat, Asthma, Group, and Ca
tarrh, the effects Of Ayes CHERRr PFC
ToRAL are magical, and mnltitndes are an
nualiy preserved from serious Illness by It's
timely aud faithful use. II should DO kept
at hand 10 every household for the pro-
lection IL affords 10 sudden attacks. 10
Whooping cough aud Consumption
there Is no other remedy 50 ethcacioaA,
soothing and helpful.
Low prices are Inducements 20 try some Of
ihe many mixtures, OF Eyrups, made Of cheap
aud ineffective Ingredients, D0a offered,
which, as they contain no curative qualities,
can afford only temporary relief. and afe
sure 70 deceive and disapp0int the patient.
Diseases Of the throat and lungs demand
active and effective treatment; and u Is dan
pero1s experimenting with unknown and
cheap medicines, from The great liability that
these diseases may, while % tfined with,
become deeply seated or incutable. Use
AYEH's CHERRY PICTORIAL, and Sou may
confidently expect shs best results. u b
standard medical PREPARATION, Of known and
acknowledged cnratlve power, znd i ~
cheap as is careful preparation and hDe
gngfedIeBts vii allow. EusiBehf ply slclafis.
Knowing ia ur0zlta0ni pFescr1te y ~ tlssif
practice The test Of hall century has
proven is absolute certainty % cure al pal.
inouagy complaints NOT already beyond the
reach 81 human aid
Prepared BY Or. !. c. Aver 4 Co.,
Practical aBd Anaiytieai chsnists.
LowsH. Mass.
vo.u N IL pkessltra xyEE1wzxAk.
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KEEP 1T ON HAND. No Farmer or
Teamster should be without HENRY q
JoHSsoS's ARNIcA AND On LISIMEkT.
1t lie Invaluable in cases OF hurts either on
man or beast.
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II you desire rosy cheeks aud q fair
complexion, purify the blood by the use
OF BAxTER's MANDRAKE BITTERs. l6lm
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--I4enry walkef, foFlneFlF - sAis plaoe
neu e. Caremeas. y. H.. hss Kissed ~
.Apsery 10 lAis rlsse fog ssr years and
I'll rensys 10 tie place
--tseo. knirbts Of Ismaiss, Fease Rsv.
son 81 RAupoayilis, and NJ, Haley, :
laberar % The railroad 10 ihis iown,
wsre ARRESTED last wesk on > gvapd jafy
eoirpisls, CHARGED wish obtaining Bquos
Of DE iown sEeat, falsely representing
he use TO which said hqaor vas to be
spPlisd. Zach plead guilgy and were
apcd go and costs There Il a certain
slas vho lhisk Il smart to play e upon
the agent, bur 10 thesc esses Il proved
rather az expressive pGslime.
ARLINGTON
IN; Philiip C. Rogers Of jersey City
wa o town lass week attending TIE, mar
rage 81 bis sister, Mlss Mary s Rogers.
-Qaitc large party of church people
from this village weni 70 sasB, \. y on
Tuesday The sth insi. 20 attend reii'
gious service that was hsld in the Episoo-
pal esareh At that place.
The machinery lsley porehased BY
Mr. Hale Of New York at the old chAil
works has arrived and will be soon pal
In position Al The old II Can1eld mil
spoken OF IN last weeks JOURNAL.
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singers and Public Speakers should use
Downs ELIXIR, as 1t removes hoarseness
and increases the power OF the voice.
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HENKY dRAY. rToprlelor

HRSKY dRAY, Proprietor
Ac van. Hgds PARK. Ny
Ars II . Ysii.
n A Vail,
Mics " Y Vail
u u emilh, bsFaiogk
Mr. Nh Chna, Iowa City Iowa.
u A Howard. MEessfhnpetts.
~ HIM. 50 HAstford, n, Y.
Hon A h H9riasr, Bennington, VI.
A Burton, sew York
- Hlue, 50 Hartford.
Jollt J. hweHit, Woo lhVa Nils
ghafley II Barber, pownal. vi
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noTRL ARRIVALS.
Eqsiuar 8eass
~ Ia u.a..

nofRI. ARRIVALS.
Eaaiuar Beess
Pm. DAVIS, Proprietor.
Oeost crlig sn5 wife, H5ch,sior. ~ Y.
Polly q IL wis. hsN Lebanon
Mary SbsFef
II Il Bsed snd wlfs. FbliAieiphis
~ NickhAm, Mes fork.
y N Cotsitt
a d Jalili2fd
Dr l. b Almy ABd uiis ksHwioh. Cons.
h Hal aud ~ife, Ne~ Yark,
Geo u Dodge. 4"
Hh whiting.
Geo AFsn0ar and wife, Chesga.
Miss MAR q ArmonF.
HAIRY Valentine AMI vie 2 children and
aid, ea@ehmaH knd horaas, Mes York
Mes Ghsnglsf, New York.
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stage m@wts
sssss fss.s.si - Nsasssstst psreliltiiY
8R tENHstH FsaY'sssef
Gaasss Fasss 9raas41s. a.
M Hsrwgrs. " fte
AHtfs Nss issfst q . =
ft~has. aaaasaas fzaasos gafaHaa e.
osa q w.v. presyssts
90 .aa s6st tBsasa8 gsh ths staes ff8m
y.sasss : FL istft ~ Nsntkasfsf - Mao6tys
asasnsssss taa frssss tffia}aF -
MsszhsNtf DeF8 v i q q sfAsaa Ia ~"
50 asses wsesks.ssr rssfese depot
- tatf TAafsssgs SOD Nttafasyt 81 -
srFs sinn Il gtmtaet 81 q. - Passenger ~
wsFssissa ts8 Tasufleta "a ateaatsiff siti
~ nsFrssa s. Sc assYe AAnsa pAsees a. rfAasn'
stss rates.
Pes, EsnaSrpss. fa@4es.asrsy. esssisf a.
I.ruet Dave Proprietor
.gfss.. AZ Mssel.ssiss rsaresA depot Monasys
N. asrsssys snA Frshsys II ifs
as4tssisa ie4res Msaghsstsf railroad erP8
rasssAys, 4hHrslsft sad hstefAays - y a. n,
.nsf srrasal " W ~ a. tFasa wsaaa Nefta
Hp- LssAas.avys = cssa4sr.
O. D. crRra. FFeprAstas
salts Close.
souTH b. rtiisoaa or New YoTk. Allsapy Trey
HwsA Gh8 West II 59t spi l3 ?. =
r0nTE ~ fallfoa& 81 katlta1. baIlinglen
h8rth ara Easi MtH
GRANVILLE msA b stsgs sissss st ie $ 4.
r0sT oFFICE apsH sFom ~, lgsSaFE,
Nails frens ,hs sasth arrive ~ ihs Postaiass q
ANf.s
.,H. tsys ias seaia ariss a.. Poet nsos
A7tsF
a.4ss az rsfa. LsaA grows. Raudslli,, Ismklca
So - stage Niosa 81 FaciNrF Fspt Fasiui
ace atfI II. rass1sys Tifafsdsys aHd Sat
4fssys
rtivgsspA Once
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LADIES

soaia respectfully dsi ths attebtnu II he
l.asitss = tha slaiaiiy 81 the fsct shat hsvs
npNNRa 4 millinery STORE ~ ny NthSfs fssi.
aruee Affl asa prepared T. a. wefk al fsAseaaase
terms ersds Hte ntre sHd ehssp
Apa NARY INHEhK
FaaaFy Haint VI April isth, 1874. tM
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Expose yourself day and night, eat
too much without exercise work too
hard without rest doctor oil the time
take all the vile nostrums advertised ;
and then you will want to know
Hsw 90 gst well.
Which is answered ia three words
Take Hop Bitters See other column.
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Wax*s.aaas = aerIekn sAttwaf
wMNH #fftft'1as5s
,.,rsees ~s prsssasnaS. raAHuNV.
r.aas Nsars m4asNF*tss
eslse HaagN
q - 4 . ks1saas1a aslass fsasaa
a IS akH
NsN8a ffNEht
stt mAseaa kgTfesf
49, Nsgt4 fsfftss tsftf4sf ftt af'f
nHiNe keNzN.
sGts M
ssaF Nsv FnFt EaEFtfs.
kNFa NsaE
tiksfN sEat Etpsast
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nRHSSMAKINGl

Ms. a. q prismaa Aas taisn fuazss wigh Mra
y. 0aal saa y fepkfta ~ q afeeanaA iAK
Nha q. r.. ootNNAN,
ftei0gl Hapi. ~. Aru ash. ISIS al.u
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op.n trsm snsiasr.r.
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Local intelligence.

rauRspAr srrr u. ~
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The Sabbath school concert Of last
week was financially success.
-Chauneey Garfield returned 10 bis
home IL New York this week. We shall
nlss his genial face.
Mrs. La,her Tollle Is recovering
from djphlheris. Mr.. ssrel Allen Il III
from lhe same disease.
MIR. and Ms. Edwatd 7. Carney At,
spending few days in lown, Ars. +
wAs formerly Miss Olive Wiley, They
reside 10 Charlton. Mass, aud drove
Que hundred aud thirty miles 10 ,wo HHt
ons-bsii days
souTn LONDONDERRY.
Tbs Methodist society are mskins
somc very desirable improvements o.
thels kosse Of worship
Mr. c. A. Whitman returned from
FsclofY Polns, Saturday, after An absene'
q ave rnoalls, with healsh Improved.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-09-11

--lIueaoa Walt With his wife, from BA.
tAyia. y T., msde short visit with $.
NJ. h8afa, aAat week.
-Mn. Horace Williams has fnehsia
upoR whith are 4ss blossoms. Please
tske Il 70 lbe fair, Mrs. Williams.
Wa. BalkltY c0mes forward with q
Potato weighing two and bali pounds
II IA o. sxhllaigion Al Barr 4 Mknley's.