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, 1879-01-04
POLITICAL.
The Senatorial Contest Transfer
red to Springfield.
cntisting Company Of Sweet
Singers for tho CAM
pnfgn.
Activity in Local Polittos--some Alder
manic Oandidates-Hof-
mann's Reply.

There was nothing new yesterday regarding
eentatlonnl prospects. ORleaby's Headquarters
,,oyo been removed to BprinRfeld. Logan yet
tc,.s At the Utand Pacific. A room on the sec
on,, floor appropriated to bis uso will not be
,cnoyatct for other guests until Monday. TIC
..hurcau" IL yet active ID an adjoining room.
rbe Commissioners aEs said 70 hare gotten Ia
tbc!r work yesterday preparing literary thun-
5erbo,ss TO he hurled At inconstant Republic.
NM. so-callod. About O'Clock T. N. ono Of
~ bureau drawers descended to The hotel
o,Iiee auil interviewed the clerk. The interview
=. tupseouently a2ccrthtneI was confidential.
RI. burcau agent returned TO his Office, and
il,e man at tho wheel whistlel store Of frantic
melody. which was echoed by bell:bo Who
Hred out lt.e front dout az II he desired to
be- on the outside. He did. 1le bad msslon
~ Il anneafed further on, at tho Government
t,t,dinRs. Tho handspring of tic bureau Wa
wanted. He cnme With h!e soldiers cloak about
him. sugEssnT Picture q iIFd missE @
hut It wa only momentary;. H!s pauses were
brIef md seemingly Involuntary. But he made
tbs stairway, aud disappeared from view 10 snort
metre. "Why was he wantcll Tell me,' ask.
ri tho rcrortcr Ut the clerk and errand-hoY,
Iut no intelligence could be ellcited. Tho for.
1nrr resumed hts whEet'[ng, the latter his na0.
To-day the tents will bo struck, aud the "bti.
reau " With its agents removed to tne Chpitas.
One of the l&tttr II teHlpQGAEiItu bUAEts uut w
vii retuf, to the city Id time for tha tratu to-
morrow evening.
There was absolutely no ncvs obtainable yes
terday. Thero were no politicians In town tx
cept Gen. LoRun and his two agents. Gen,
ntWspapeFA.n His agents nte pr0verbiall,
Gercc when approached for news. They were
not aputoacl,cd. 1t was asccr;alned from rclia
bic SOURCES tilat tho situatlon rou'atned un
Ia inlicato change. As before
stated, headquarters have becu removSt
to yprio9ileld, nnl will be In 'that qutct ltttl'
CIV. wi,ere nonc but rcttlents tarry long unde
ordinary circumstances. Tbs match has ocet
rancemcnts 10 fns,as they tan be- haye beef
pcrfected for the contest.
, 1879-01-04

from C1app Bros. & Co. Field. Letter Il Co..
Clapp, Young II TO-. and others, and upon re-
ceivin9 them at 81. Paul secretly shipped them
to Omaha, Intending no doubt to beat tho Sre.s-
fto5s, Yesterday the goods we're discovered hero
by Thomns Davies, representing C1app Bros. q
Co, who tratted Chambers and the good. from
St. Paul. The gootis have bern attached, ana
other creditors viii At once probably put III
their c(QifnA,
, 1879-01-04

Special CorTetpsadtats Al Ths 1stbunts
Dw1dltr, ILL.,, Jan. 3.-A few daYs aso serl-
Gus row took place ut thu Danish SALOON. kept
by one zimmer, lu whica thrce 0srlnans--ona
uan,ea aarten and the other two llcinmlfles.
hrothers-.ouaht against two Sullivan bsothess
aud = tuxu named Fitx4erAlll. They usr1
Gllllari 3ucA and kuils ~ saya2ely that ol!s OF
thu Sullivan hoys waa covered with hltK'd sron
. ba4 aeasprwound, aud Anton RatuMlIisr u
farmer ncar this piare) II spcechlc&s aud II sho
point at deuth. Whisky!
, 1879-01-04

NORWICH, CT, Jan. 3.-Tho scnsation In thc
Cubb trial to-tlay was tho appearances Dn thu
w,tues.-atand of Wesley W. Bishop. tho alleged
psramour Of Mrs, Cobb. itLs testimony eorsob-
GRATED the story told In his confession already
published, to tho effect that 1t was settled bc.
tween than that she vas to becoma trea ny
buryiug her husband, aud he by getting d.
vorce from bis vile. tie purchased Tor Mrs.
Cobb tha Muruhins, acon,lc. and Arsenlc, Which
sAe adMiptstere4l to llet husband.
, 1879-01-04

Fonr WArNH, Ind. jan. a--fto urand Jury
Of Huntingdon County have Indicted DEs. Will
Ian, II. Myers, llcrschcl Myers, stcn'a'', HAM
ilton, An,es, Emanuel Reed. and ChalIec, tor
body..natching. DR.. 6tetnan, who IL u Mrihoi-
Isl minister, was arrestsl hers to-day aud taken
to Huntingdon. lie gave bal! hnl was Released.
Or. Heed has pleaded guilty, having turned
State's evidence bcfo.e tho Grand Jury, Nearly
iii tho Indicted narttcsaru prominent pny ttclaHs,
anl tflu actlou ot tho urand jury creates luteuse
excitement.
, 1879-01-04

RaNoA ]nAtWQlx
"You do not like to lnaku CALI" }" said IN mn.
Gle u hls nephew. ~ But you must maAs
calls" he continued "for tlefu Il AlxAya pleas
IRE 10 be deFveI-if not Halsn yoa enter. II
than It'll. v i. oure gwen by Boston lady. who
" a. cna!fcA fur making 10 mapy Fults. aey-
, 1879-01-04
MAINE

AUGUSTA, Me-, Jan. 8.-Alonxo Garcefou was
to-day elected Governor, receiving 81 votes To
10 for Joseph l.. Smith. Every Republican Ben
ator voted for 0arcelon.
Tho vota ia the Ilouso stood a. follows:
A,ouso 0ascelon, IS; Jozeph L. Smith. Is; Sci
.lcn Conner, u; Frederick itotlc, u.
Oup sb&cut oi, each side.
Al tho Convention OF both branches for tho
election Of Stnte oil!rers. tha nominees Ut thu
iJe,uocsntic-t;reunbaek caucus uerc elected VI
fnjiows; Secretary Ut htate, Eixard II. Goro; !;
Etata Treasurer, Charles A. Whito; Attorney
ilrpgrat, William 4. hlcClelian; Adjutapt'Gcn-
cral, samuel u. Leayttt.
, 1879-01-04

SQUT1lEIES FACfF1Cs :,
New YonK, Jan. LA special to Kcrnan's
Bareap Rays tho Southern Pacific Railroad Is
pso1reasluE RAPIDLY. and will reach startcopa
Wells IN May next. Eighty.two hundred feet Of
track were laid ycatcrlaY, nnd station opened
at A1ionlc, thtrty-aWo miles east Of Yuma
, 1879-01-04

OMAHA, Jau. g.-Reccntly man nsned u. Z.
Chambers, of St. Paul. Miup., Who WAS segarl-
Cd !. square bustnxss asau, purchased on credit
slQ,nA1 Or sl.,A,u wuslh oi goods IL Chlcaso
, 1879-01-04

town received letter from Bloomfield. Ind,
notifying the clttzens. Of Oaktown that gang |
of burglars would make a raM on them the
next night. Tho cittxens immediately organ |
txed ard placed squad OF armed men in
each business house. This w&s also done
Inst night. At II o'clock 1aat night
the men in Mad!man's saloon heard per-
sons attempting to force back tho door.
They Immediately prepared themselves. AZ the
dqor opened the burglars three Of them} Cred,
and, almost At the same instant, party In tho
saloon fired. The burglars ran OF. Two ran
south, one running 15o yards and fell. Life ewas
c1tlnct 10 twenty minutes. A bullet struck him
Ia tho neck, cutting tho carotid artery, another
In the shoulder, aud ona In tho back. Tho other
burglar san up the rai1road-track, pursued bv
number Of persons, firing. Ife returned tho
fire as he ran, cmptyln9 alt tho chambers but
oue OF his two EevolverB. lie fell, and Dr..
Warner, one Of tho pursuing party, STOPPING
over him. asked him II he wns dead. lie
turned over on hts back, and, placing bis pistol
within six inches Of Dr.. Warmers face, pulled
tho trigger, but it fai1cd to 90 of, thus saving
Or. Warmers life. Henry Norton. also pursu-
Ing, received bullet from Gatncy'a revolver,
entering his open mouth and, without touching
teeth Or bone, passing through Ills loft check.
Tho dead man was numcd Noah Williams. Flo
lad lived ut Oaktown yoar. anl month sincc
returned to Bloomfield, his placo OF residence.
| Hc was stout, muscular fellow, aged .. Alden
c. Oa!ney, aged e, belongs to one Of tho best
famillca Of Southern Indiana and Is a
son Of ". ". Gainey, q rich merchant Of
| bloomfield. dalnev's left nrm, Just aboya tho
elbow, ID badly fractured by a bullet. Another
bullc. entered his back, ranged around to tho
front underthe skin, and passed out. third
| E,,tlct ia tnt|Nei tn t,a th}uk tau4c1g8 Of Ills
, 1879-01-04

.DENvER tE SOUTH PARK.
DosroN, Jan, S.-It Is reported that tho Atch-
laou, Topeka y Santa Fo Company has pur-
chased the Denver & South Park Railroad. and
agrees to complete It TO LeadyiIle by tho lit Ut
August,
, 1879-01-04

Srg1soytkLp, ILL.,, Jan. "A tarxe number
of candidates for subordinate positions In tho
Lestslaturs-elesks, doorkeepess, stc.-aso
aoklpR here, More than e.k,u.h to oil all tho
aptnlutiye offices have already pat tn III ap-
Ex.spesker Shaw, OF Alt. Carroll, fs the Ant
Of the candidates fuT Speaker to arrive, AMI ne
has established! headquarters Ut tie Leland
Ths Senaturiral candidates ere expected to
tnufruW.
, 1879-01-04

t4JIn fVUFlfF. ~ -
Itsecmg almost inrrc1i1!a that Europa IL now
paying 10 Surth Italy lo,g<heo1 lrsncs an-
n,t',Iiv 1ur III c.s.. TEu llM ul EEanIsaLa
, 1879-01-04


Receiver Peck, Of tho Chicago & Lake Huron
Railroad, has issued tho following circular to
the employees Of his rcad:
GENTLEMEN: A thc last Official act Of the rear,
desire 10 thank Tho officers and enptoyus Of tho
5oad for the zeal and ddsitY with which they ha.e
discharged their rcspsctIy1 dutiea. and especially
for tho corporation rendered myself luflnR tao
year now slossnv. In my .circuer nt the c'ose Of
Last renr t1S77j expressed tciMf that thare was
~ brighter future tott ahead Ut u ail." Let "
sec hnw It has turned out. Than yon wose ssvssat
months In arrents for Ma9rs. 1'hess asreasagea
haso oeen adjusted by order Of the Cuurt, and
during my aduslniatrst.an You havs been paid
promptly at the End Of each month.
The credit Of tho road II fat sboso the low ebh
of onc ycas ago. and tho c.atmA oE all ersdItusa
promptly met. Wo have improved the rood.o bed,
inutIvu powef. and rolling stock. and rnteT tbs
new ycsr In much better condition than for 1879.
On tic ot1ar hand, hayu had to labaf under tho
disadvantage Of onr through line being broksn
over half of ttn year. our lpe acattercd. and
Ill the evtla resulting from constant litigation
Notwithstanding theAp dtawbacks. nnl thnuts 10
wAtthfnlness aud economy UR yn1f pa.t% our *.
peNscs lcas than the carnngt and tho prospect
daily Frightening. Again wAnt 10 Ray thore IL d
"bftphtsr fnt1Fs tuat nhsad." Lot " 10 conduct
ourselves that We may share y sogothel. Again
thanking you, and wishing you Ill happy New
Year, i tenla!n, youst faithfully,
CuAnlEs i. PEcx, flecsiycr.
, 1879-01-04

: Three Je1f1 ...4....,T33 tI,B1J VIE, &E3eu1
This Indicates Tint III thrcu yeafs alone over
one seventh OF the present railway mileage oi
tbs cuuntrY, representing considerably over one.
seventh oil tho repurted total cap!tal invest.
n.ent, hns passed through lilo flnal stage Of
bankruptcy.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-05-29

eu5pcis4 ne FREE rfcss 81 Neuhufy-
pa4t He worried ss . jesrrsymAa 10
Bostar And ihea edited the NasioaAl
btHaaihFogisi. sss er.g.asl tolAl Ahsii
eucf tsafnh Gong 10 Bcuuisgtos,
Nt ~ is&s BE conducted The JoeruA
af tee Timrt. : political and radical
urwspspcf. that condemned slavery.
re- attacked slavery ia = Fourth 81
Fgly Grafton. delivered 10 The Park.
spcei church. Boston. ia 1899 and
saou aiiefwafd west q Baltimore. 70
atcane loiht editor 81 tbe Geaius 81
IniFtrsal transcription. Bis associate
atInE BeuismIa Laady, At whose aug
eesuon tbs partnership bad beea form.
- Even then Mr. Garyison vac an
Immediate smaacipalionlst. while Mr..
Lsody vas ior gradual emancipation,
ADD be bitter condemnation u the
home slave trade led 10 bis condemns
Nou and subsequent Imprisonment. A.
ac could net pay the hbc 10 which be
had treu sentenced, nor tbecosts. He
afterwards lecluFed on slavery 10 sev.
efal cities. and founded the Liberator,
JanearY let 1891 With that journal
be Was connected ,ill il ceased publica.
ton after The close OF American slavery
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-05-29

Reports = crop prospects show that
New Ehglaud will contribute at least
tsa per ccui more d hay aud Of butter.
cheese aud stock than last year 10
tbc Middle States. including New
York. Pennsylvania. New Jersey. Del.
aware and Maryland. aud embracing
the territory between The Alleghanies
aud the Atlantic and between New
England and Virginia. q the cereals,
wheat viii be more largely raised than
la,t year. corn somewhat more and
other crops nearly the same. The fruit
cfops. especially that Of peaches,
promises well, with some exceptions,
aud may be set down as everywhere at
least up to the average and in some
sections decidedly larger 10 the
West and North west the reports as to
both corr aud wheat are most hstter.
ing. IA TO wheat no considerable fall.
ing of is reported 10 any state except
Kansas Illinois promises an average
crop, Ohio an increase, possibly TO
80, 900 900 bushels Michigan 81. 000.-
900 bushels, larger even than the last
two years Minnesota 80, O0O, 900 bush
els, large increase Nebraska an In
crease OF 20 per cent and a probable
total OF $4,000, 900 bushels; Iowa, In
diana aud Wisconsin as large crop as
last year aud probably considerable
increase, As to corn, all the states Of
the West promise an increase with the
exception Of Indiana, where it has been
abandoned TO some extent for wheat.
In the Southern states the prospects
are not so strikingly fattering as in
some other sections, but reports are
encouraging. Cotton is up to the
average in Georgia North Carolina,
Tennessee and Arkansas, and there is
promise Of an increase in Virginia,
South Carolina, Alabama, Louisiana
and Texas. In Mississippi decrease is
anticipated Should the prices be sus,
tanned the current year will be pros
porous one for the cotton planters. An
increase Of corn is indicated in all the
Southern states except Arkansas and
Missouri, where there is falling of,
and 10 South Carolina aud Georgia.
where, however, an average crop is
expected. In tobacco there is per.
ceptibIe but not large increase 10 the
South and larger one in the North.
Rice promises fairly in Louisiana and
well 10 South Carolina and Georgia.
In wool and stock, the staple products
Of Texas. there will be : decided in.
crease.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-05-29

te iaiettst ia the proper obsefv-
saee 81 Decoration Day is increasing
carh year and the time will come
wbcn j sill rival ifnot eclipse lnde.
peadeuce Day This show Of interest
). sey gratifying. for ID honoriug
those aho have died for the salvation
% our county we are kindling the
Ores u patriotism In the bosoms Of the
risiag geaeralion. The young man Of
lwebty-oae years remembers but very
little concerning the greAl struggle,
hui tbe anuuai observance Of this day
wildly bfings up before him the reality
II the trrnblc coBhict, aud the fact
that tic living DO not entirely forget
tha noble sacrifices Of the dead, The
government has made this legal
holiday aud We hope people, generally,
will lay aside their usual labors aud
assist the survivors Of the grand old
army 10 bouoring their dead comrades
Remember that blood ia thicker than
water
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-05-29

Let great Aitesgs0s be paid 70 max.
isR he road creeatag. N0th8hg shat.
ever 10 road making il q % mech inn
PoFtAues as this. ADD yss no,hiag Is 80
sadiy Aad wAnloaly neglected.. A
orowuiag road msss weN.-aad besides
keeps itself free from mud
Bear IL mind. Fret crga .he road.
ties attend 70 tsc bitches ard water
bars. the Importance 81 which, especial
~ The latter i zoo generally unaer
stood 10 require ootice A road thai
10 vel crowned does not need large on
ffcqueat water bars. and this conduces
largely 10 The pleasure aul safety q
travel for wha, is more trying %
spring o. nerve than large gulping
water bar. There Is nothing 20 com.
pare With il unless il IL a sharp, tight
stone. the existence 81 which Ia The
travelled part o. the highway shoald
render a town liable to Indictment In
crowning road put the most solid
material 10 the centre. II you are com
PEELED 10 put sol. dirt anywhere let il
be at the side, never 10 the middle
For heavens sake never avoid the
labor Of making a sluiee way by allow
Ing the water 10 cross the top Of a
road ia trout Of a water bar II Is sur.
prising that such a case should ever be
known. yet there are score Of them
10 ~ many miles 10 each Of our noun
tain towns. la making sluice way
make il large aud strong or else throw
up your commission and let It alone.
Of all The contemplate things upon
earth stingily halt made sluice way
beats them all If there is a single
generous streak about you let ii appear
when you are making these water
courses. Make them weak, shallow
aud narrow, and they are standing
nuisance as long as they exist.
To resume. crown the road high.with
q hard centre, clear out well the ditches
and sluice ways, be very spariug Of
your water bars, and you will have a
road that will be an honor to yourself
aud your district and one that can be
handed down to future generations.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-05-29

The Warner silver bill, amended as
% is worst features, passed the House
after an al nights session. last Satur-
day, by a vote q II majority. The
vote % the provision allowing unlimit-
Ell coinage u silver and compelling the
government 10 buy il at legal tender
rate Instead Of al its market value was
very close but was defeated by small
majority Silver imitation may not be
qaite as had as rag money but il is the
neat thing 10 il, bat compelling the
government to pay l6 cents on the
dollar laore for silver than 1t is actually
worth 10 market. thus giving the
miae owners the benefit Of the differ.
cuce, was cue Of the biggest jobs ever
brought before Congress, and 1t is
strange that il should secure more
than a hundred yoles. A few Republi.
cans voted ior the bill as il passed and
q few Democrats voted against it. but
as a rule the Republicans stand up for
honest money and the Democrats for
plenty d Il II il is not so good
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-05-29

e ocIFecgien, bFsks iaio The store Of
stspbcn Baird IN Csiaeadea Friday, and
stole two Kaus lie wa panusd aaa
captured bear Ilsnaou, having Ia ia poe.
session ywo gees. tbrec pistols, clasp
kn.fs and dirk. tie attempted 70 Use the
lsiief on sheriff Peabody. he j. hard
character
Papers have been served upon the Dc
fsolo villsEe Officers q BeaningioH whose
pretended election Al ibe village meeting
beld 10 April last hss been reported, re-
qairing The moderator, clerk and trustees,
now selinE BY virtue 81 thsi election, 20
appear and show cause why said eourt
should Dot dePoss them. The order Is
made reiuFBAhie before session 10 be
he'd al Montpelier, on August u, 1873.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-05-29
CORRESPONDENTS.
MAScHrsrrn, W., May q, 1879.


MANCHESTER, W., May q, 1879.
Mr.. Editor
Will you kindly and earnestly re-
quest those in our own neighborhood
aud vicinity to make special effort to
gather all the flowers they can and
send OF bring them 10 either Of the
committee on flowers, the afternoon Of
May goth. that sufficient time may be
bad to arrange them properly. Every
true patriot ought TO remember that
we have crimson memories ia the
South that time can hardly edace or
blot out. We have vacant chairs and
broken circles. But we have quiet
homes, defended by good government
purchased By true aud noble men who
died on the battle field. Let US not
forget this. but engage in this light
duty with loving hearts aud willing
hands. whether for friends or strangers
nor ihink The ume speut 10 gaiu. Let
US follow their example. be true aud
noble, aud defend the stars aud stripes
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-05-29

The Boston Herald. independent, in
calm discussion Of the issue between
sbo President aud the Democrats in
Conrss, says i IS very grave con
stitnlilnal question. which involves the
iaudamentAl principle composite Of gov
eminent thc distribution Of powers
between tho national aud the state
gtN umeuts. The constitution re-
ttfves g. the states all powers not
expressly gwen q the national govern
mcut Where j., ~ where should be,
abe 'he dfAsn That the national
eorernmelt can execute some laws ia
ID .ia5es + not denied II can collect
aKts Both external aud internal, aud
p4assa offences against the revenue
laws iu its own courts Can il step 10
let@rea the local government and the
people u keep the peace lit can, is
i wisc and practicable for il to do so
Dc peculiar mixed character Of our
ne5Hmtut leaves these questions IN
te4tt lie pfeponderADee OF opinion
y aelInan "a one side aud sometimes
1 lbeg ,'u one side is the dan
set 80 ecbualig alton toward which
iaehuleaal government materially tends
Ia urluE IT, assumptions on the
Wlci SIC j. the danger Of dislfibu-
iioa aakiaK The national government
F0p t,sss rsca lpr tie proper functions
i q t,ir proper, necessary question
81 iigu..ed Ia Congress ADD before
y" Is 4ie, AID oue upon which wise
mas se diasrej. AMI may still diIer
teuuucialiaus rife Oh both sides
ase al.iy absurd A fair issue has
& hsie aad il must 20 10 ,he peo-
81 ~ leeisian
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-05-29

81 tsIe = = "sisses ufttt
- ss0Nss - ths iaci
4ls Sc ) month aleat ere
aHeuiaE the rasAopai gov
$3.50 tsse shy lgtesRts 10 prr-
t a8t - aatlanal sloclions ths
a ibs sensse b4Ye passed ;
esg &c gafsfumeni snusas
r gbe states in matters g
- The main q jet probably
tbcnAti9n sin the erpeuss
fA }sIl.s fever b ibs soalbetn
Ats
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-05-29
-------s--e S~s~----a-s----~---
10 ouR nionwNY SURVEYORS.
pFRu. ". MN %, ls79.

fKRu. W.. May 20, 1879.
Editor ofhe Journal.
We suppose your paper is one that
10 conducted for the public welfare.
Hardly anything affects that welfare
AID interest 50 strongly as the matter
~ good. well made roads. ana no time
II The year is 80 suitable for the discus
sion "a ibis question. since, within the
next four weeks each highway district
wiii receive the labor. the character OF
WHICH will mainly decide whether Its
road will be a good or bad one iOt the
iuliowiBg year We desire to throw
ogt iew suggestions aud hints. hop
iug thereby q call out through your
columns remarks ltOm cider aud more
experienced minds. We are great
gpon Getting bali Ia motion.
Lea each surveyor resolve never 20
bali npait the highway oader biz
eaAfgv let him be- thorough =, tar as
De- goes. then IL bis tx falls sbore i'm.
se6iaieIy hoiiiy the seieelmea aud
stop There l. nc danger bat that Tue
remaiuing pousios Of the road ~iil lie
pea il a. good repair at least as IL
Otherwise would have been. and work
aaii done apoa The road is like woFk
hsit done anywhere else. good for
pothing tor any permanent purpose.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-05-29

II the Grabbed old bachelor who ut.
tered this sentiment could but witness
the intense thought. deep study and
thorough investigation of women in
determining the best medicines to keep
their families well, and would note
their sagacity and wisdom in selecting
Hop Bitters as tho best and demon
straling it by keeping their families in
perpetual health, at mere nominal
expense, be would be forced to ac-
knowledge that such sentiments are
baseless and false.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-05-29

~ Lloyd Garrison. tie veteran
. 4 serfy aRiiAtuf. died saturday
= ESQ & | 81 cl1ek Mr. Garrison vas
hlB IS Newbarypor,. Mass Decem.
ha lnsh iso5 Ills parents were na.
f tie prwiuee q New Fruns
d bis biighnoa ws. passed Ia
poeeny ~lh lew 81 The
iAsaaisges oi edacaiio6 that
suUn = tie children u the poor
By past q she oeatug
a. aitsin a livelihood 10
tat - ll.eF ways from The time thai
81 as niae years cd, Sc WAs placed in
ua Prisuag o.iice a the Nea bars port
H0ia wAea iu his leufleeaih year.
I hegap 70 wnsc ior that josrnal Be-.
iesf he aaa rescued the age q seyeu-
ter aa1 = tweaty edited The Herald
tga8ogsuy Il is9g be owned ahd