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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-04

vntIa IHi 'AIIts Nhhsis"s
yirvinIs, th.Nl, Wrsl \iyinis, -.
32a, 0hin, st,na,; illin"is, lOUIi MarJ
land. AiOi; rrnnsJ wants, 2,v12; Mis-
oud i,gi3; Trnn"--r,, ,us North
Carolina, an; kentucky, 30, District
Columbia, ~ New jersey, ~.
New Yors.
NV Nnss, January =. lI~~ipta ,o.
ia, mn heal Market dull aud un-s
tied, siih n ilrmrr tcllng and upwari
tnd,nry, With rnur sales at an advance
III H.. About ~ rarz were held bark al
Philadelphia hy iwo thicagu shippers.
Poor Ia good steers 40 iDc. Exporters
used M natives n himpl IO.mofrow's
steamers take 22H live cattle. aud .IW
quarters II beet Total shipments iur
the week we're 30 head live rattle. aDd
II, 40 Inarirs.
Sh,,p l,rcrIpis to-day $40 heal.
Sellers ara asking sn advance; sals-
limited aud feeling llrmcr, With the ten
irnry in ia,uf "l the s'iling interest.
Vel, lDor ~ very choice sheep ~ 6ys
n "a n l,D lbs ordinary to Cheice lambs
- Jsay ~. Shipments ! ,aDO heak iof
the week. i.ivo head li,. aud 40 car
cases
Hogs llc,rivd- io-da, i,iW head.
MaIkct nrurT aud ~ n Ip lbs higher
inr live, With car lnsd- NJ VI Ut43 10
respectively hpurls i"r the week
2.uO head
CuIc,ao. January the ivoprs'
JJanni frIr,Ils hog Receipts lB.UD head
,hipn-nis iy,0U heal. Market strong
aud blhy n,i,ei choice heavy " SsS
Z ~, lighl " 6Sa21h
Cattle llacipis i7,W hcs.ii ship
mrni. I, 40 head Market steady and
unchanged shippingsJ t1si 49, si0t.
rrS ~ t0s . ~. bulch,rr' ~ oasJ ~.
COWS o. OEo2in
sheep R~.ip~ ,oo head selling ~
t2 NHa "a
~. LOtp, January 3 IIovs steady
and strong, light shipping o. 3ts2 10.
I,askiny " has v1i bnirhef- to fancy
heavy W i0s 2 NJ hrcripts ,isD head
shipn.nis ,aa
Cinoinnau
CixciSsAri, January 3.-H0s-
Quiet, common tY ass 2 %; light q "a
"a h27S; packing " 15fs 2 ~, butchers
t2 gps3 D iiercir,s s,Og' head ship.
n,.nis ,Usy head.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-04
A. OhiAEo

CHUAGo, January 2--The temPeTs.
tup after midnight gradually lowered
until this morning, when the merury
stood AZ - degrees below IerO In eE'
pose,i placcs Ia the city. Several cases
Oi freezing are reported, but only one
fatal RepoTts from points In the north
west show that the cold u continued,
and severe. with the Thermometer re-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-04
v..,MHs .! \ s.s1M.sH,.s
q a Q Go a 1.

e,yy Of B~ovss ilirupArss ssAssses
ssAs Iis.sI6 80 isN bs-skss eth espy ~
- iliss,.s.~a 49,. u, g.e.i.s ss.s, !.,
= say sss iss, sks vIii ssaz 81 sd1rss -
- s,ss psslAI esrd Addrpn, "a q. p hsovn
d anad ", Jssssy Cfsy. NJ. d>czg
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-04
bursting Of a Dun on the British khip
Thundsrsr.

IANpuN. january o. Admiral Horn
hy, commanding the British iiec, IA Tia"
sra II Maunota, ,elcgraphS that Que 81
the thirty cigh, ton guns "i the tuTrri
sIip ThnuderpT burst, January ~, I'LL.
iuR /. .iou,cnanis Cocker and Dsnirl, tao
uelty officers aud Tour marines. The
Gun harSt, blow ing tho muISlo over
kuari The hualswains and ihirty.tus
nsn worc injured. twelve very Ladly
The turret uas disabled, bat the ship h
otherAisr uuinlured.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-04

ilss.ss'- :! "s.' {. rssss'''s',::; - $:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-04
ForsLrn n otus

4 special from C"Ienhagcn .ays that
Ihc aitarks 81 the srmi-Uiiirial fTus.ian
prs threaten b. cause q diplomatic Tup'
lure l,ciWeen Germany and Deanark.
The Journal 10 .iisaDns states that the
greatest disiitulioa and distress prevail
Throughout AlsAscs and Lorraine.
A lissiryir disIsstch says hat osnsssI
Rober,s, SiIh large lorcs. has entssed
the disifict u kh0sh. which be tni<nsia
20 oocppy ioOverass the MOuntainasfs.
No opposition is srpsc,sd.. 81
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-04
Ialeailna ~ the Jewa.

NtsHiNGToN, January 3 The ccurious
report has bcsn rcceiyud here from
Europe that leading Jews are perleciing
= plan ter the purchase OF Palestine. la.
Seed u II said the project 10 completed,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-04
outrasss on Buls.ri,ns In nsOsdonia.

IoNuos. January 3.-Ths TsS'
Nicnna dispatch. states that frince D'n
Baukoa karsackon has made = sI'e'isl
rpos 90 ihe car, asking hls inieIycu.
ton Ia t,chaH e ths Balgarlan- in
MacsSionis, ~ho dsclare that l2D II
their villages have bcrn burned, AMI
6.UU persons mA-sacrci during tie
suppression ~ lhs insafrcCilDD The
bulgarian fuaiivs- have peiitinnci io
Iorrlgn ambassadors &c deliyersnsr
from Turkish rule.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-04
Cineinnati

Cixusslu. January 3.-H0s
Quiet cUnmon " sss 2 %; light o "a
az Is; packing " 15s 2 v0J bu,clsrs
" ggs3 oD iieccir,s s,0J' head ship
n.ni. ,Usv head.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-04
Heavy sne~ s,erm IN Scotland.

IoNpnN, January 3 3-Thcrr Wa. an
other heavy SNOW storm IN scotland
Ouldonr labor IL again interrupted and
the railways arr hlUckadrd, u is iearcd
In Fnnrr, owing t0 the rupid lhaw, the
rivers are u,criipWi ing their hanks. aud
much damage has b,en done,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-04
ChioAGo.

~ IO,ls, January 2. IIoys steady
and strong, light shipping o. 3ss2 10.
parking " has 2 U1i bnirhefs io fancy
heavy W 50s2s NJ hsrip,s sD head
si,tutpsnIs /, "a
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-04

cording from II 90 80 degrees below
zero. Trains are delayed on oil the
roads
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-04

PrT.srsaH, January x--Pssrclsum
---Gfasie srsive and strong q u ~ 81
PsTksr's lor Immediate shipOsnt: re-
hasi si Ac for Phiisdelphia delivery.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-04
WIN No, Submit TO tho Berlin Treaty.

NlrNNk, Januafy J. The I"'H'oH
Corrpyonisnos SAYS that intelligence
has been sCoiNcd from Scutari that lhr
inhabitants NJ Puigoritta islcgraphed a.
ihr sultan their determination not Il"
submit Ia ANY ease to the enforcement
ni the Rerln treaty. simultaneously with
,hi. notice ,he authorities ui POlgor.
nxa demolished the dwellings ol those
inhabitants III spur. who had gone to
tender submission to Muntoncgro.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-04

pgrgoit. January 7 \ 6r nj school
craft. Mich, lasi evening, DESTROYED 1--we
stup.s un Main sircct Total lJsr Slh
Wu. insurance unknown.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-04
Coinage Prohts on silver Dollars

W NsliiNUfuN- January t The MiNl
hurau, yrstrrla,. turned ujn the
Treasury Sh5husO, the profit, ar,uing
b. the government from the vniuagC at
the slandarl silver dollars the past thryy
weeks. Alter huyiug the silver tur
ouinagr, paying Tor transportation, aud
allowing tnT the Wasting iu the pruvV-s
ui shining .anCv thv commencement ul
thc culnasr vi the standard dollar the
government has PTuhlri bctWccu the
legal tender value aud the real yalnV Oi
the bullion which u contains. to the
auuuut al Al ttsl nRh
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-04
Portland, No
schoolcran hFh

ruUrLINp, January D. \ dw last
nir1t ou Cr,-- street caused . lor, ut
SA,uu
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-04
Plague Among tho Oo.ssok,.

~ rErEHsWuR1, January
plague has appeared among tho Cos
sacks at AHrarhan. Tho sufferers are
isulaIcd. Many doctors have been sum.
munrd lo their rclict Oi lH persons
attacked since the let inst, lij died.
, 1879-04-06

IhE CE1lCAGO ARlBUNE
WANrEp TO nENr:
Rks oe noeas FOR
WASrED.-.1T,o RExr-oy THE SOUTH SIDE. 4
dress @ o5 Tribune on}cc n}''''''
\VAErgD-ro. \Vsr 1o, . ngsr-aogSE M oF N NoT, n, LESS
ass ri Tsane s sov
! S.s!as ths aay: xisess two i!a:hs,! ?Seas
dress: win ts4:-4 which muss Ge moderats. a IS,
g;s sa33 3Ssd5 o. TyS Want
st. to ya a2se ote
WASTER-To RENr-MAY.i, COTTAGE, SMALL
sonPs
was state rent aud
" house on the SOUTH Side, Sssssen TIxsith aaa
T1sppyc oce east OF wa'aShaV AdFc'' g.
y3TANrED-To RENTEFoUT OR FIVE CON.
W venient rooms; hrst-cias tenant; no chl!tlzen
dress s II e., Tribune eass ofce. p''s' e~'N - ~
MY p sES
coed SIS per month. Address, with description Y 81.
~ 5s5 coaps x eas sS 3G QE
soac Aess oe
w ANrED- -To REST-F1:2M NAY !. M0qsE
sele faTS; rent not g exceed ; Sso 1ddrcss s7.
INANTED-TO RENT-DY GENTLEMAN AND
Y wife, one or two furnished rooms:wh r1,.a uss OF
" nished house, SoIth @ Or sonS Side. Is. tribune:
w sfa1nshe1 honse VIII % ye BEDROOMS. IN sub.
rent to responsible purity. Address z 81. Tribune
ses ReszoGsShffn + FRI za1sss
wASrED-To REST-A HOUSE IN TIE WEST
w Division. from 81 S2s to ss5 per MONTH Apply ut
EESTRT R9.. GEKT4EMadN ;Sn 4iasd 1ea5 APP
9s gSsd III stTsy r. aa o soon VI"
we.s sds @ s nssT uaion @ or Jefferson Park Address
WANTED-TO RENT-LAKGE, FIRST CLASS
South Side, By strictly prlyate fnnllly 2 Tribune
,d An OF TNGM no ro re
dren; references required. Address c. lo5 East
Robe5 and 1s6anday Address e5. tribune oifce:
n
ss ssss
nJ55; Van s5:55 5a E5Ss:s
av.. b. family Of three adults address g. Tribune.
7 S1cE Iaa1sE EbAT ,,al|1x Wanm
rent dow 10 prompt tenant) ! q. Tribune office. -
WANrED-ro REST-IS F5i:sr;GlLAss IL2g L4GALI; VI;
M n1a1s 2. T. g.
vr7 aSrEnrn EEST-FOuIi ROOMS. PLEASANT
ereec y iesatfa on bnne rsfs oics s'''
> sx5 J 4ss
boa9a M fbune oes AeA' S'''
ne North Side house containing abont y T.
SIS peF ont: Ss'd'
stating exact location, g: Tribune oalee:
cas-. Of pf1asea state AsTess 81 r1bune a ose
w Vie two aeeiy furnished ToGns fe; ys5y E9s
aaafsss es. reibune I1ss oiilea dl.'' e
WANTED-T0 KEXTLLARG9E, LIGMT LIGHT. Ia,IsE1 urrEE
Win tg5
WAN1ED-To KENT-HoUsE: WITH MOP, MoIDER;; :;
ate Tsa M 81 pemy sRd aress asmly
Tribune ONCE: :.::.z -, 7,777,;,77 7,773
asbsd Of n1STdfMS s
south OF Sixteentlst, elderly couple; no chlldren.
-; PExr-py 4 MONTHLY NURSE.
I}AHIED-ID = ~ -
W room 9n south side 1or nsn' nonseAsopu's' 0o
oress H. lI!ouoe once-
WANTED-TO RESTEA t.io f;u4n ttoo5s; 2snt nnt nj
Rbout zen roons, soItM h,a ~ ~ advance Adiress
~ : eATsfu Egr.so 80 dta.o III. n"oAso' S"' ' -
= ~ ..S,.o 7,7.z=7,- -rrT10o73 SNAIL,
WASIED-IV RESL-rnhwHS RS+-7hoS ,onm. n ,cood inca
~ cottace oI I'VE " ~ NY Hasa 4 81
.rphnne M otgce ' =
,-r-DD- ~ -1FCT-P00Vs F0P IIOIISE-
w lEn-to * III, IT, tchno' Gsfr,cf east ~ Eoey
md south Of Lake. will pay SIS per month. Ad-
dress e 40 Tribune office.
VT TASTED-TO REYT-A SEVEN TO NINE ROOM
w house west Of Ash1and-av. and between Lake
and Van Buren.sts. State price aud location. Address
IS, Tribune office.
yITANTED-TO RENT-AN IMPROVED FARM;
~ give descrpton r nna rr'ee III nca oag suite' H.
, 1879-04-06

,n(ri -nvnri pnSnE1-ruls CELEBRATED MEDl.
ts land has a., 1e eecnsf iIS ana lys
LACH. Il sag Propr1etoS For ,afe By al dealers:
>rur,cE TO LAD1E5-A RADICAL. PAINLESS.
wi,~,f lie u,e Of the knife. caustlc, nitric acid,
Or san d painful an4 as1seF21s a eTre,
patients can hetE usual aates Al Of ns TINE
fhose have cured. Mrs D1. E. CHICHESTER, Room
Il ~ Nabash-aT-
, 1879-04-06

o~-,os,-~-~--e>-~
B. CoUPLAXD cot c6tcspa SaftqS f P1smoF 1f alie. rn
ton given to al matters relating 70 the patent bust'
ness.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-05-24
He Wanted Some "Scenery."

On q train coming east over the
Central Road, the other day, was Cal
ifornian bound for New Jersey, and the
train had scarcely left Chicago behind
when he stopped the conductor and
said:
"On which side of the car can best
see the mountains?"
The conductor told him that there
were no mountains along the route, and
the man Indignantly replied:
"What in blazes did you build the
road for? What do you suppose I'm
travelling for? This must be one horse
road if il don't take in at least one noun
tAin!''
He cooled down after awhile, but in
half an hour he tackled the brakeman
with the query:
"Does this road pass by any old ruins
Of INTEREST,""
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-05-24

The brakeman couldn't remember any
ruins except an old log house here and
there, and the Californian was mad in a
minute.
"Do you think l shipped on this road
as freight or live stock?" he called out
'.If you don't run past any old ruins, why
don't you say so on the time-cards, and
not be deceiving people?"
When the conductor next came along
the Californian was looking from the
window to catch sight Of the bridges,
and he turned and sand:
"h we come to any bridges over 500
feet long, just give me the word. l
don't care about seeing any shorter
ones"
The conductor had to admit that the
road was trying to get along with few
short bridges, and the passenger bobbed
around in his seat and replied:
"What did you build your old road
for? If you haven't any long bridges
on the line, why didn't you hunt for
new one?"
About thirty miles from Detroit the
Californian caught sight of lake afar
of, and going out on the platform he
asked the brakeman:
"Don't we run along the shore of
that lake over there?"
"No; we are as near it as we shall
60"
"You are, Ell? Then that settles this
road with me! When l come back I'll
ride in lumber wagon! You can take
your COMPOUNDED old railroad and eat it,
but you can't fool me again. Looks to
me as If the folks who built it simply
wanted to connect Detroit and Chicago,
and didn't care cent for scenery. III
get off at the next station and walk. -
Detroit Free Press.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-05-24

AFTER you have tried nearly everything to
Fever and Ague in vain, we would advise YOU
to try DIR. +. Wilhoft's Anti-Periodic or Fever
and Ague Tonic. 1t is not pleasant to take,
but it contains no Quinine, and never fails to
cure. Its composition is printed on the
inside wrapper of each bottle, and it is in
dorsed by the most eminent physicians For
sale by all Druggists.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-05-24
The Cultivation OF Roses.
=" Roses ale her cheeks,
And q Ynee her lius I"

The best way sor ladies to cultivate this
rare species Of roses is by studying and prsc-
Peoples Common Sense Medical Adviser, only
el.5O. Address the author, X. v. Pierce, NJ
D.. Grand lnvalid's Hotel, Buffalo, n. Y. II
suffering from those painful weaknesses in
cident TO the female organism, use DIR. Pierce's
Favorite Prescriptions never-fsiling remedy
for these complaints.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-05-24

GILBERT CORN STARCH, being absolutely
pure, Is the favorite with the ladies' In making
custa-d, pudding, blanc mango, etc. IL is az
so invaluable for children and people OF weak
digestion, being healthful and nutritious;
equal In fact to arrow-root
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-05-24
Free-sI Porsr.its-Free.

National Life is the title Of q new Pamphlet
Of y pages. 1t contains the biography Of all
the Presidents Of the United States, from Wash-
i,gton to Hayes with their portraits % in all. }
engraved expressly for this work; also IL por-
traits Of Canadian notabilities. National Life
will be sent to any address, BY mail, on receipt
If Sc stamp. H. r. STEVENS, Boston, Mass.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-05-24
AGENTS, READ THIS.

WeW1u pay Agents SAiary OF 800 per month ant
expenses or allow large commission. 70 sell
and wonderful invention Wenena rh1t say. sam
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-05-24

NATIONAL YEAST Is guaranteed to be the
best in the world. 1t has an established repu-
tation, and all grocers in the U. 8. sell It
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-05-24
The curate of a South London church,

THE curate of South London church,
whose pronunciation is more pedantic
than proper, has been very justly
snubbed for abiding to the heir appa-
rent as though his name were written
Awlbert Edward. One of his parish
toner's asked him the other day why he
so significantly excluded the Prince of
Wales in his prayers for the royal fam
lily. Exclude him%' he asked, sur
prisedly. "What do you mean"
"Why," she said, "you always pray
for all but Edward, Prince of Wales"
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-05-24

CHEW J.ckson's Best Sweet Navy Tsbaes,
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-05-24

WEAR Barney'sLiver Pad (sI) and be resto
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-05-24
Joy to the world.-The afflicted may

Joy to the WOrld.-The afflicted may
now rejoice. A safe, certain and effectual
antidote to malaria has been found. CLIFF
Words FEBIIFUGE is . pefect remedy
against all diseases caused by malaria. II
not only breaks the chill, but thoroughly
eradicates the poison. Its action Is truly
wonderful; 1t cures malarious diseases Of
every kind-Fever and Ague, Intermittent
Fever, Remittent Fever, Dumb Ague, Pc
riodical Headache and Bilious Fevers Of all
kinds. 1t is purely vegetable and as harm.
less as water. Try it and be convinced.
J. c. RICHARDSON, Prop'r.
For sale by all Druggists. St. Louis.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-05-24

en- Snowflake, Chrome. etc. Cards. name IN
jU Gold and Jst LOG o. s Card Co. Northford Conn
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-10-23
CatarrH

Esisrfh 81 - haaai Cavities. Acate.
Gtfetsc. sd rlcefstiss. Hay We.
YER o. I.are CaiArJh. Cstarrh
"a tbs Eve aa4 Far and
CaiAfFh II ias Tkraat
100. ~ wEI AVN MFTn
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-10-23

A commercial exchange informs us
that the Russian grain belt south
and southeast of Moscow is beginning to
feel the effects OF the steady exploration
OF grain to England for two genera
tons The land is wearing ont and
the farmers are moving to the thinly
settled provinces on the eastern steppes
at rate which gives the Russian gov
eminent much uneasiness. The gov.
eminent tax on the grain districts re-
mains the same In spite Of the diminish.
ing yield, and the departure of the
peasants follows inevitably; due in no
small measure TO the fact that under
the pressure of constant demand for
grain fromn western Europe ;the old
system of lallow lands has been sbsn.
doned and the fields plowed year in
aud year out. The same result has
happened in California. With the
seabosrd close at hand il did not pay
to feed grain TO cattle, II was all ex
ported, and fields which began by yiel-
ding twenty and thirty bushels to the
acre now return half that. aud are
never likely to give more. while the
same course is continued 10 cultivatiDg
the uew grain fields farther inland.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-10-23

There are eastern dairymen who are
feeding large amounts Of western grain
TO their cows, quite as much for the
manure as for the milk. Though they
believe they are more than getting
their money back in sn increased but.
ter or cheese production, they still
look with the most satisfaction and
hope Of ultimate gain to their larger
and much richer manure piles. which.
used as top dressing for mowings
and pastures. will enable them TO in
crease the number Of cows they can
carry from year to year. This attempt
TO arrest some OF the prairie fertility IN
it's way across and out OF the country
aud over the sea ~. 10 my judgment a
worthy one. aud likely. in jadicious
bands, to be profitable but not to men
whose manure stands for six months 10
the year beneath uuspouted caves. or
the liquid eIcremeHt OF whose stables
runs TO waste. These will not find
much profit ia feeding grain 10 dairy
COWS.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-10-23

SANF0RO'S RADICAL CURE.

IATANkH ). sssrs-s = shs wssaua pssm.
i EEArs femItfA1asfss aad oaHftltatisHs
ttrf Be- severity Is tiasiti3usi ntsss CaikFrh
ntF afsrf Treas esd - sisaff s.aee y sesi&.
ffap ssdasu sathRs - siSaesrhsfs sesfsar 49,
aafafag. - ftposurs y ii4sittstEt sssiher sd
sttgaaatssR th@fpaEh5t easad stree ne atsssass
affHra 49, faafif - iutri4ss sssstisioa
49, thF sgtsgA asa rlstl infces sFhaatist.
7 aa alfrfee nsg ffEss ffEfa scfnfElpas oasaa
Asa = ffse ts.sas fasm sazgatl Fever. Mstsits
saa bsFbAsr. ID vA4sA ~ ~ syr sot ~
49, Esa'.ssiif at See. sHa fisz charge sHantiilts
ef safr fs a.s astsa 70 ~ Size uoss tls
at4' nfa ttefs ia A. e trbsi Hasrs fr1n
~ sta9sf es4st taey sfisa nt9 " thia aud
raaG - s. -sa -itA ~Hs1l tssr canis q
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EMERSON EsTABRooK
Manufactures
Superior Ice Cream
FtoM SWEET CREAM,
AID Is prepared to ali ~ ORDERS large Or email
PRICES FOR THE SEASON OF 1879
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-10-23

A lite incident occurred At fair 10
Rutland county that seems almost too
good 20 be lost. and shows the necessi-
~ Of appointing judges that kaow
whereof they Judge. lhe facts ate
these A gardener Of some notoriety
carried several articles to The fair, snd
amopg them beautiful specimens Of the
egg plant. The judges inspected the
articles aud very wisely sw4dsd the
gardener the 9Th premium on a new
variety Of turnips. supposing they
kne~ oil abost The vegetable kiagdom,
Our fair ought 10 be 50 managed tbAt
ignoraHt blanders II The kind can lie
avoided.