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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-10-09
Linen Soapi

Do not fail to call on Polack for cloth
ol-tf
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Music.

FoR RENT-A furnished house. En-
quire of w. G. provinces. s25tf
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Trusses! Trussesli
a large variety ut manufacturers
prices, at Addoms j. Glover's. OFT
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THURSDAY, OCT. Q, 1879.

wASTED-A good, fresh, milk COW.
Apply to, or address, ia. Kingman.
city. oct. I-d3t.
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Bay Rum
The best imported, at Addoms g
Glovers. OFT
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To do homework. Enquire at j. d.
Fraser's grocery store. 295, Eddy street
o7-2t
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Fall goods now arriving daily. I'M
mense stock. Splendid assortment.
New and beautiful patterns and very
low prices at T. E. Warren's. au3ltf
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Seats 400. Stage 20x30, scenery.
Apply to Joslin s. Arnold. jy3-tf
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The Star Restaurant is the cheapest
and best place in the city to get your
meals and fresh oysters. The ho;iss Is
open all day snd night. SEE sm
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Window curtains, fringe and tassels
Just received at
oStf CRAIe & GARDNER's.
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This beer is vastly superior in quality
TO any other beer sold in the market.
II e
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DR.. MINTIE,S sPECIAL MEDICINEs


DR.. MlNTlE'S SPECIAL MEDICINES
Are made from the best materials obtaina-
bic.
They are not cure alis They are favorite
presci iptions that have been tried and tested
for years In his extensive practice. until now
they are absolutely perfect in the troubles
for which they are recommended.
The NEPHRETrcu works wonders in Kid
ney and Bladder complaints Those suffer-
Ing with Dropsy. Bright's disease, Diabetes.
Gravel, Retention o. Urine. Pain In the
Back, lnconfinence, or any disease OF the
Kidneys and Bladder. will be astoniBhod at
the relief ono bottle Will afford.
For Female weakness IL Is without an
equal.
Mintie's English Dandelion Pills.
For hiliiousneks and Dyspepsia, use DR..
Mintie's kngiish Dandelion Pills.
For Fever and Ague. use DR.. Mintie's Eng
lIsh Dandeiion Pills
Every family should not fail to keep the
Dan te1i"n Pills on hand.
See what the druggists say about DR.. MIN
ties medicines:
Everybody speaks highly OF them."-C.
f. Woodward & Co.. Druggists. Portland,
All who take them recommend them;"-
John A. Child. Druggist. Portland, Oregon.
Messrs. Abrams and Carroll, Wholesale
Druggists, San Francisco, say. W regard
Dr. Mintle'~ Nephreticu as the best Kidney
and Bladder remedy before the public"
All drug sists keep these medicines.
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BIRD CAGES.
Immense stock of entirely new styles
at Warren's. a3ltf
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HANNA & Murphy sell Rock Springs
coal. my6-tf
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FURNIruREn

CAN and see us and convince your
o5tf CRAIG 8 GARDNER.
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New goods being received at He'll
mans. Prices reasonable. a2ltf
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Everyone recommends Addoms &
Glover's Compound Blackberry Cordial.
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An ezt<n.ire sfock nel0 Chandeliers and
Lamps bling opened out and sold rsry
cheap at
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Regardless Of Cost.
Marks & Myers are selling out sum
mel goods regardless of cost. j30tf
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A large arrival

Ladies' and Children's
KNITTED UNDERWEAR
s7tf at MARKS & MYERS.
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TERRITORY OF WYOMING, l..
COUNTY Oh
I, Jonathan E. Wild, Cashier OF the above
named bank, do solemn1y swear. that the
above statement Is true to the best OF my
knowledge and belief
Subscribed and sworn to before me this It'll
lsEAEl ". RicHAzDsos. Notary Public.
CoRRkor-Attest:
;. (. : : S $2:s. directors
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Just Received,
the new
Pekin Satin Stripes,
s7tf at MARKS & MYERS.
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Can't do without it II so you must
it III
o4-9t. PEAsE & TAYLOR.
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nupwElsKR FoREvERl
APPRECIATIvE PUBLIC.

That Is I. Nnrrin's motto. likewise the
sentiment Of an
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and a general favorite. Sold at way
down prices by
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-10-09

= Steam Printing House
HTIn Wyoming.
All kinds Of Book and Job Printing
promptly executed ut this ONCE.
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Sir Ashley Coop,r's vital Restorative.

Sir Astiey C00pers Vial RESTORATIVE.
The great English remedy has made more
cures OF Nervous Debility, Seminal " eak-
ness. Lost Manhood. nocturnal emissionr.
lassitude, inability for mental abor. despon-
dency, and such diseases as are induced by
youthful follies and excesses, than all other
medicines combined.
It Is not a -timulant nor excitant, Ia per-
fectly safe to take. Il not q quack nostrum,
and produces results that are wonderful.
Price IS q bottle. Four times the quantity.
For sale by all druggists.
For sale at Huribut Bros. @. W. Hoyt'a and
Addoms a Glover.
sledawIy
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Come and see
THE NOVELTIES

DRESS GOODS,
s7f NJ MARKS u MYERS
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att Sole agent for Wyoming.
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The nrst shipment of last falls brewing
of
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MURRIN'S DEPOT

.aas tust arrived al
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0First and only
SSteam Pl
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-08-14

Representative Bsrrowa u MiehL
gan. ~ bis speech Al the late Repnbh-
caa reansos al MAdison. Wis. said
II cansoi uadersiABd this Cat basi.
nsst | cAA understand hos = piece
of paper is perfectly good u il is pay
ahls ~ some tima snd 20 some oas.
bat Doe = piece sf paper stamped "a
moaey is money cannot anderstAsd.
| can understand perfectly we'll. when
| bay = ticket IRON here u Chicago,
thai u is good for something. because
Il l. rrdssmsble ia ride, and nobody
bet = modern Greenbsck hAl mouey
man would siI dowB 90 that ticket aud
thiok he vas going 10 Chicago. Great
lsuEht~r can understand how a
ticket iuso q circus il good, il | can get
into the show. but cannot understand
that the ticket i. show. aud nobody
bui a modern ia. money man woald
take the ticket and lhink be saw the
horace going arosnd aud the whole
psriormaacr can undarstaud boa
All oFder 90 iATmer here In Wisconsin
t'f coz i- good. u can get the COW.
.ni nobody INT = modern Greenhsek
ns1 uo"ry iasu would cit down on q
stool aud alte,npt "a milk the order
| Great laughter. } will tell you. thy
lrl'Ow citizens. there is "a use ia talk
lhg sbout getting out OF the national
debt 10 any way except 70 pay IL; that
is ,hs oAly Straightforward way to do
To day tbe hes. thing that could hap.
pen TO the financial and business inter.
es,s would be for Congress to pass a
law at lie neIt session to punish with
death any member Of Congress- that
would make speech on chancellor the
next twenty years, What we want is
to let II alone, aud we are on the high
road 10 prosperity"
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Yoa. gssgie@ra. % have mAAs otbeg
svaageneats. Il tsok The eoussry
fn.@ 80 lswsss esPaAs Fl hsnilistsoa.
ssa fsssa i 70 tie higAsss piaasels q
prosperity II iospd The fse per oeni.
boeas wotsb 81. ard nsw the four per
esnts are wonh l0a. /, huils The TAD
nos4s ~hich The oosairy Boe8si. sad II
has impfevea the rivers and hsfbors.
oi shess wurts labor be. rsoelvea tbe
benefit The party saved abe sAiisnal
lsse by Feaecrnlsg Us pledge aud il re-.
deemed aao,bef ca che lst Of January
Ab3 ssvcd tie national honor The
panic u 1881 va worse than ths.
shrougs ~bieA Ne have iast passed,
boa ~a goi dpws 10 bsfd-pan 10 ls42.
and ~ eFa Of prosperity ensaed. Now
g. over The eoustry. sAd there IL wOrt
ior 81 ~bo wsnt H. The Wheel is
tataias. sod uolhiag cas- stop Il snless
the people deliberately decide 10 tan.
prf ~th a. honest dollar
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wooDFoRp.

Even the east wind IL welcome this
hot weather.
= Arthur Andrews has been appointed
school commissioner in the place OF $. T.
Brown, deceased.
WIN. Mallory bad COW killed on The
D. Il G. Il. II. last week. Beef slaugh-
tering Is quite common on this road.
The meteorological display in the
ornament was witnessed by astronomi,
cal observers several evenings last seek
IS, vefal dances IN town from il,w
~ patrnlic zeal Ia eummemoration OF tie
l02nd anlivcIssIy 81 The "BenniI. too
B4uir.n ls.i F,hisy yeuing.
Rv Vim II. Barber. ~ht has 4
gradaslr NJ ibr ,itrg- at CSniti., N. /
fl lated u the u 1ipn cauies h.t u.
da, nnmntog. ~ srannu ai,d srsIiug
II. J M,ilnrt he. pat oH his pies .nl
isching itch ct.st 81 paint, and stN ua'
othpi- ate makiag Improvements. Tie
"Eamc- plscs" just ever the iipe 10 sra's
bury, is bs'pg oslapla,ieted with ~hi'r
psiiI, made, the supeivi,i % of john ~.
Bellows
TIE ''iadJ" who event visiting" GsrI
10 Ketn', N Hampshire, Ias' @eek e1-
bibit4 come mtnin1 bee4ii.t rtpie 'aihk
she "tan ssN, hu' nv cssr u uas T.
dan o ade mao, al Z. ins.t rrp'tt ID
The ifn d stii ,soud iAe i1L"r ~ II
Is heto TO- . tsAs ne lfn.k
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A oompeuiivs s1amiasliaa of eanas-
dates &c . raApsship q The mihiArY
seadtmx = WfAt rslni. y - Sled ircul
tie t1ref Ceaf ressisnai District IT Yer.
mont. Wil be hsla 81 the fsiss Of Iafos
a Lawrence. ia gaftana, commencing al
o'ciock y IA Ta@-siss, September 10.
ls99.
Csedkiaiss iHHsi g. souna IL lSsdy. q
least Eve tee. H. heiRhf, belseea The
sses 81 i saa - ssArs. sell veraod iu
resdlag, sflliHg, photography, aFiihme-
tic, Eag iish grammar, groKrtphy, espse-
ialiy 81 cur owa country, sad history Of
tue United Sintes.
LynAS Z kNAFr.
JAGKs G.. RARRErr, Committee.
LoygLASp MUSsoN,
Middlcbury. VI, Aug. 4, 1879,
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Senator NJ. { Butler u South Caro-
lina tells a correspondent that 10 bis
opint"n lLe qacstiou Of state rights Is
ave ail.impottAut Que belorv tbe coua
try. Va asx1 years canvass be says
thsl The North ~sll he Ihu Lallle.g roaud
All tbst every thlag depends On the
plact AID vnrt. ~ the Northeru
D,mocracy. II they do mot permit The
radicals 10 raisc ialse issues and
ihgh,ea the people b. false alarms
sa~s ca w,a bat they wlll have -
ps,ss uiiae sbp seal dagger - hbes,y
With aasifinE pvTIlaActty aud tAct
Tbs .ilset qae.ti'ln sspphes, be ,hinks.
the oaly asasei.i suhicet ua wuich The
DemoefaGs sfe difidvd lie hlmseil
iAsor iimited cOiaage Of silser dot.
lars. aaj &1ds Abolish abe atiaaAl
b.aks ard rsps.l th~ 10 ", esassm
taa ~ ths i-sus. q state bauk. aud
ibv aa..yiai pf'i,i.a vii br .oisel. "a
sas i-4. seas
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vAKpraicK HarHIa

EAEnrAieK hfsAta Bennington o.. Court
Lorns HEnsKR ~" $50
., Wh1eap ftsds ek iIemmsr u ATiiagtoh,
q uals ~ HntnF ~ hiss flied IN the Office u
the ti.rk 81 said Court his pet ton therein set.
ting 9th Eist 90 tha 18th das 1nns, 1878 81
Tho city 81 Troy. st,t - AeS rk he vac duly
Married 10 ana 10 tis HubbsId. end that from
said msTtisga he live and enhsbled 9TH said
loltls 50 husband ard wife 1t said Aiiingtan IN.
"a the 10th dsF - January i5fs shen sbs e II
ssid AtlIsEiOn, ard ihan aid on divers other
days aHd times. hitherto, Les eDnlaiitisd the
crime u sduttfyi add praying that the bouas ~
matriplony between him sud said L0iiis may be
di.ulvsd and he granted bill ~ diyutes sud IL
appearing that tho said Ottie resides utthout
this state 40 that said petiiia4 raHrot be ssiysd
upon heF Il il ordered tbSl the SAID Lo..is be
required - appear beflfe the County Cour
next 10 be- bold At Esnnlagt1 t, vlthln and fer
the County ei bennington 90 the aftt Tnefdsy ~
ID center. 1879 then and thala to Atsatr ~
petition aud sbos cause wby the prayer Thereof
should not b. gtAated, ny Publishing tho sab
stance 81 sid petition together with THE order
three Neeks saeeessiysiy Ia tbs Manchester
Journal printed a. Manchester 10 said Coanty
the last ~ shich publications. stall be ~ lsksl
ga vssks pHtyi0us 10 the commandment of ssld
torn OF C~uft
Given n1def my hssd ~ Manchester iB sail
County this iih day u Aagnsi. 1879.
i4sS II X FOsLEA, Dsputy cis'k.
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The Troy IiH.es says Il is Appar'
sul isr g. bissos must ~. 1ildsn
az, have l,een anxious To- save him,
bas US r~a sser~slties are CREATES
a. ~ ll- lave be beaf. a,as of wo,asn
80 b.- l.et6 told b, ptominsnt w--,.
~ Dviavrru'- iba utis>s be eau,
ptemi.ss u, differences Ia the patty Ia
ihi. .ts,r sud mtLr- al effort 10 save
i ihis t'li ~ c.ana rIprct their ,sp-
y - rs lse npmiusting convention u
1880 sod Ilid'fB sses elesily eeuas D
iha ihi- can a. Al . ontN ny the ssc
nh 81 The msa 10 the ttuvrfhnr'.
chair Shu has been eoatent 70 he bis
puppet aud dance just 40 Mr.. Tilden
jerked the strings John Kelley has
demanded Que thing ouly as the price
OF bic support the overthrow Of Rob-
iuson and Mr. Tilden 10 now doubt.
loss engaged ia casting about for some
individual who will be sufficiently
plant 10 his hands 10 carry oct bis
schemes 10 the event OF al election. to
stand as bis representative and caBdi-
date for Governor hr. Tilden 10 now
eogitaling neither II shall be Clarkson
n. Potter OF Comptroller Olcott.
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Rev. ". II II Murray, better kaown

Rev. w. II IL Murray better known
- Adirondack Murray" has 6uan.
elslly, al ieNt, tAliea victim 10 his
esir "a d. lea many things lie not
only aimed g. be- the fote mu-t preacher
aud l,etuiet i the ia, but Nv Cd a
fancy stock lana - / onnecilcut, start.
ei newspaper ! 30 ton aud laielJ
hAa orgsalz j company ~ manaiac-
tafr hackbuafd. which were ,laimed
10 be- mol only veil adapted iVr all he
purposes Tor whach light wagon is
used bn, 81 cheap that even the poor.
est e0uld adafd them Now II Ait.
Murray had saeu bis undivided atlen.
ton To sus onc oi these projects be
would very likely have gained both
fam. aud wealth. but. though be ID .
maa Of m1eb more ihao ordinary
ab,iisy 10 tnan, dneetivus. tbele Is not
enough u him to divide up into 20
many parts, add Low The ''deaeons Ia
turu eau laugh a, him who has caused
90 may 10 laugh al them
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-08-14

Tue Toledo (0hioJ Blade says
Tines must be very hard. for the
National. aud Democrats say 80. Still.
farmers are selling everlasting quAnti-
ties OF wheat y, good price they &c,
their goods At srty l0w rate. nechsh
Ice are ~ eially employed at fAir
wagrs, aud s,etyb,idy ~ha sill work
finds something 10 40. Every city 10
,hc United States IL bailding rapidly
aud the country never showed such
marked Of improvement. Manufac.ur
ets are ronping oh fall time every where
mills The, have been Tor long time
Idle ate resuming, aud they end ready
aud profitable market ior all they make.
General Ewing asks us 10 reverse The
policy that has produced these beuef-
iccnt results aud Try his theories Ex.
cusn NJ We are doing very we'll now +,
iha, 4 sea
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-08-14

Very many Democratic papers now
make the claim that the Democratic
party fought for the uDioa aud that il
il now pledged 10 maintain ,he results
~ war. xhefeat tie 0koloua Sfgfss H.
led 90 txciaim Iu-h We know
that the ! emocfatic party did not tight
for the Union, for the bali Of IL bore
mu.sets on our side and laundering
majority OF the other bali staid al home
and voted ior vallAudighAm. peudle.
ton, Thurman and other sympthizers
with our section AZ iur our party
being pledged 10 psin,aip the resulte
Of the war Bosh Read the Cuugtes.
sional Record Of last winter aud spring.
thou fool. aud you will 6nd that Il is
the purpose Of our party TO rid the
country u the rrsults Of the wsr.'
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-08-14

Died IA hHdvii r. Jaav q, 1879. Mr,.
Mar, .Ana 81 ss9 lee, sgid 67 ,snrs.
Muv. MirrhE ~Ns grraily hrloved by
al whO Knew lrr she was lady OF
strong nina. mpAtbrtie, Kind snd
tfleciiona Mr.. Wurt1ei wa, burn 10
Jsmelca ia 1919. Size spsm het early lite
in attending Had lrariimE .eh0oI. she
was a s,udtst 80 tie NJ. 4. Srni,Dafy =,
kewbnrl V sud VA krown a. = sue
cesstui i.arist Wit. gsschiHg iu SFat.
tah he aali.d wi ibr NJ. 4 Cias.. ~
1874 M's wbr les (iaimTtl Me. fnnyeT)
~hs mArti-l ~ W Whrelsr. 81 ia.
hs,es, = hsis tines -sitied ani hvrd up 10
bsr tfesfh Ms. Whrsirf rrv 4 kind
aai .sa, vslens a. .iiD,t. a. lfieciiaaaG
sod tthpsta, = ta"itnf sud ioytnR
- q d. w Ell y ,ie u ? issl 'iuknvss wa.
iaGet pg. ,si ira.fg s'elag deibroned
nia.i - &c time she pss-ed sway peace
ia Is Al i4-,, std a. We hope with truI
iu CtHia The tsmiis sfe Rrestiy be-
resv~.i Tisf grace divine NAV lie given
thru in ,hl. h.sar - snal il our sincere
prsssf- q = 4.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-08-14

The time appointed for holding our
fair is ias, approaching aud we trust
that all our farmers aud manufacturers
will bave something 10 exhibit aud will
DO all they can 10 make 1t q success.
he Directors bave adopted very
good premium liz, which we shall pub.
ish 10 week or two, and while il may
not exactly suit every person il was
thought to be the beat that could be
adopted to suit the largest number.
which 10 what the Directors aim to- do.
Some seriously object 10 giving money
for horse trots, bat horse racing within
certain limits can hardly be considered
Objectionable and they draw the crowd
who pay good share Of the money, so
il would hardly be advisable TO discard
them altogether The Directors have
arranged Tor some good trotting and
have still left the larger part Of the
expected proceeds TO be given ~ pre-
miuns on other things. And We hope
to see large display. not only Of
stock. but also OF field products aud
manufactured goods. Larger buildings
will be erected this year aud better
opportunities offered Tor The display Of
oil kinds OF exhibits. aud il The people
will take hold OF the matter 10 good
earnest we can have very creditable
fair. which will be not only al object
of interest TO those who attend but will
also stimulate farmers aud others to
greater effort 10 producing fner stock,
better crops and nicer goods
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-08-14

be y \ Nation. an independent
newspaper. has the following advice
II Zoe South IL not 10 be forever The
slave of the l0west elements, the
Dixons aud the Dasises must be ready
10 pay wiih their persons for The priv.
lege VI Independent opinion aud polili.
cal action The martyr suff IL What 10
needed. not Withdrawing aud disbsnd-
ihR under cumpulsion What North.
rtn constituency ever submitted u
such ballduzing, ~ appealed. - did
ihe independents OF fazoo county, TO .
judge lor hts sdsiee in their distTessl
Now We have bad good many 20
iiticsi manyts Ia thai state Daring
The period when the shoi-gpu policy
was iiiss besun large number. mostly
eolou.d people. we're murdered. snd
later Judge Chisholm. prominent
white man, and HE daughter. were
shot ~ mob iut political reAsons
Inc Aaii0a would have Ihis thing 60
% indefinitely. but we protest II the
editor 81 the NafWa wishes 70 20 down
there aid "a himself % ~ target
ior ibc ,bos-suh u The bslldoEer. well
aud gV,d. bat We appfebend that il be
weie there he would look 81 the mstlet
IL = dihsIent light la community
whrfe tbe doaiAsnt party 10 who.ly On
the eide VI saeA pgscaices and wlll do
their ut@oss to pFoseca the scOuadrsls
who commit sech bloody deeds. there
Is uos mech glosy o. psoks 10 beoenlsg
= mAilyr for political opislOss. - the
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-08-14
THURSDAY, Aue. q is's.

TsstA ssc't@es - fan sgalB SEE
Gassrpps "a Massathasctta. Hgg he.
csass te . .hssd 4 Better Bot bscaase
- aoss roi sAat tie aMes Hs ugiuts
maa say god msn cat beat Better
ihi. yrn. bsi the - pc u thai state
hAd A--sg sst T. 100 cou68tnt better
l. go aaly - ola sisErr hsmseii ~. be
tA. s.gar pawertsi f,iio~s Al wosk ior
hs sto Ill usts thlsg. liwiy beisfe
sisctloa Il ossf
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-08-14

The Montreal Witness thinks that
the bank failures in that city are al.
most wholly due TO over-banking A
few years ago the business was done
by small number Of strong institu-
tious. which made money This natur-
ally led 10 the starting OF others, for
which there really was not room. and
10 order to do business they took tisks
which would in time have ruined the
B,uk Of England itsell Had the pros
perily u lew years ago continued
uutii nov, Ihe Aitness thinks the crash
would only hsvc been deferred, 10 be
m9e eal.nitoas in the end Aside
from The loss inflicted upon share.
holders. depositors aud bilI.bolders,
which will he only partial. the Witness
thinks the failures will prove positive
benefit to the community.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-08-14
4 nIaAIL pARsoNsl Ear.rr

stAts of Vermont, MahehsstsF District, ss
Ia Probate Court held Of Manchester stlhiH
and fH sAid DittFlot. 90 the l1th day VI
Jolly, A. 1873.
Present Hon. kahnGy Howard Judge,
"A lasstl gmsrt. pufpsfting " Ls ths last viii
AID Testament ~ Abigail psrsona, latS II bans
deFiand ~ sad district deceased being pfsssnisa
III, Hill. the kGsenlur therein nAn,sd Tor
Probsts. IL IL ordered BY said Court, thai III
tefsetis concerned therein 10 Hotibsd 70 spptsF
u sspsiuga thereof. 10 b. held ~ the
TnRH Hail IA Arlinftssn IN tAe saia
district ah the sh aAY ~ sept a. ID. tS7D. -
" e'eilss ~ hs lvfsg80h. sad she's oAass shy
thty ssu sekilsf tff probate Of atia VIII fef
which paIposc i u further ordered. shst this
order, bs pUlfishF8 three aasts suersssivFiy IL
the Manchester 90t sSki.. a uAuspapsf pf1Bled
At MsDchssfsf Ii this state, previous 10 ssld
aitss u Eaaiing,
~ the Court.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-08-14
cws.a 81 sIrIaksHw

"A young iriead Of mine vas cured
81 an iIsalisble thirst Tor Liquor. which
bad 80 proalG aled bin that he wHs as-
able 10 do aay business. lie WAS en-
tireiy cured by the Hse Of Hop bitters.
II Allayed ell that burning thirst took
away the appetite for liquor; made bic
serves steady. aud be has remsiued a
sober ard steady mAu Tor more than
two year.. and has no desire 70 retaru
70 be COPS; | know = member OF
others that have been cared Of drinking
b Is.s'-Prom : Iesdiag h. 4. oficisI.
Chicago. IlIs.