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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-02-20
EXTRACT.
PONDS EXTRACT.
The Peoples Remedy.
Universal Pain Extractor.
Nora: --Asx roH PONDS EkrRacr.
TaKH 80 ogHER-

-H'as. 80 Ill .r:.s 20 sss'iAs-s
PONDS EXTRACT N. vr-a v.wsaaAas
Pals bsstFsysE. Has i-sa "a uss ssps
sktrtY years, a',a IN nsAslinsss 49, prs.zga
s0fnaiee vaFtaas naHBet he esrsils4
CuILpnEr. Ne fAmtiy oan saard e - wifAssi
Pusa's Entrast. Academia, Bruises,
GeatmsA@as, Cats, RpFains, Nrs rvllessA
sss s..s.. ,I.. . !, nslus sPi. ssSs
GneeFtatieas, ChAnnEs. Ola BaFss,
NSkas, Fslens, CeSnss sse. Arrests in.
s.,: s., . g .ss "a Nh ~. ' s.s. Ss'
LADIES nnd tt shsir beat frteEa. ID A@sua xen
the psias 10 Whieh they are pee ita riY
sSss1 ssssss , sI-sss' a. a 5000 y
A@eiioEatss and psrmaneuily heAis 81
llsas q determinations and uiesra-
MISCONCEPTIONS or PILKsana IL thi. tbs
esiF tkmedlate relief ans ultimate sire
Nc sANe, hovsvsf ehfanis o. obstinate can
lcng resist is regular us~
vAmycosB VEINS. u = Ne esiy sure cure
AhnNkH DlsEAAEs, u has NJ ssaAi Goa pr
~x m.ssst sars
stae. IL has sAVca hsDan~is u lives shan al
utbar Fxmedtsa failei 10 arrest hiessiing iFoua
n.ssi stemssh, langs, and elsewhere.
E8OFNACHE, Earaohs, Neuralgia and
Ahsanattsm srs AL Ailke fclAeftd, and
eftcn Feru.absstly rufet.
PMxsLIIANsof all Schools sho are Aoqusintea with
Fend's Extract % witch HaEst reosm-
anslsd u IN their pfestice. We have lsttsE "
oommendstioa fion hundreds " ItyssclAna
many II when order II for ass IL their
practice. In additon 10 tia Foregoing, they
order iu use for SsyeilinEs of all kinds,
Qutnay, sore Throat, Ia d Hsd Tea-
nils, simply and chronic DiAFEh@A, Ca
tsFrh lfor which II Is rsc.kel, Call
blatas, Frosted Feet, Stage Of
insects, Musquitoss, stc., ChapPSd
Handa, Face, aud indeed all manner u
skin diseases
TOILET USE. RsHoyes sorsaess, noaehsasss
and SsmaFtfnGI healA Cuta, Eraptlans
and Ftmplee. II Fsstrst, taeseerafsI and
fsrtIAst while wonderfully improving the
Complexion.
TO FARMERs-Pshd's Extract. No Stock
Breeisr no Livery Man Afford 70 b. With
EtAblee Street Railroads and FIRST HoFsemen
ia New York City. Ii has equal for sprAins,
Harness or Saddle Chhhngs, Stiffness,
Scratches, bwellings, Cuts. lacsrAtions, Bleed
ings. PnsumoniA, Cole Diauhpa, Chilla,
Gods &c Its range Of Action 10 wide, and the
relief II ahords h 10 prompt that II IA invana-
Bile In syeTy Parp.yard rs well &c In every
Farm-h0us. let II b tried onoc, and you
will never be without it.
GAUTTOMl Ponds Extract has been initiated.
The genuine article has the words Ponds
Extract blown in each bottle IL IL prepared
By the only persons livtnm who syew
knew bow 70 prepare u properly. Refuse all
othsr prsparstions Of Witch Hazel This "
the onfy article used by Ply aiciAns, and in the
hospitals Of this country and Europe.
HrgTORk and Uses Of Pond's Extract,
In pamphlet FORM sent free application 10
PONDS EXTRACT COMPANY W Maiden
Lane. New York.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-02-20
YDIA BARBER's FsrArr.

ststs u Vermont. Manchester District -.
Ia Probate Court held % Manchester sishIa
and far raid DistFlct, Oh the i5th day u Fsb.
ruaFy, 4. =. 1878.
Present HaA. haEney Howard. gHGgs,
An Issuansnt. puFp0fllng " be the last viii
aud TestsAsBt u Lydia Barber late 81 LAsdefDvs
10 said district dsesaaed. being pfsssatsa ~ Wa.
rem W Wiley The KIsest0r thsFsia EAmsa fog
probsts. Il 10 0tdsred ~ ssid C0sri. that I'll
parsaus concerned thersla b. notissd 10 sppesg
81 q ssssiosl thereof TO b. held 81 TIE Probsts
once a. fsetofy fsint 10 Manchester 10 said
aiatEtet, ca The iith 4sy " March A D. 1919, 81
10 o'clort in he fofeUeon, tsa sksw Gauss II aay
thsJ have against the probate u said Viii ier
which purpose it il faEfhsf ordered thai thls
order, be pabi.shsa three wesks saecessvsly Ia
the Asue Lester IspKsAG, nsNspaRsf pHsisa
a hsaehsstef Ii lkis state rrsft9aa f. said
tlme a heaslhR
b. the Cgqft,
ssss Attest, nAaRKY HOWARD. JaAss.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-02-20

The question u permitting unlimited
Chinese immigration 10 rather = diff
cult one 10 settle Il has always been
the boast Of Americans that this coun-
uy Affords an asylum for the poor aud
oppressed Of ali nations But II has
a,wAys been the rule with people com.
log 10 this country from foreign nations
70 become AmericAnized as soon 40
possible. They very soon lose their
national Language. habits and customs.
aud adopt our own. !, is brought up
against The Chinese that they will not
do this. They will not assimilatc, in
the lssat degree. with our people. aud
living 10 q manner which no civilized
people can adopt they are able TO work
ior wages which will not support a
mau with civilized habits. which has
tendency 10 degrade labor There 10
considerable force 10 these arguments,
and II II 10 fact that Il is utterly i'm.
possible TO ciyiliIe Uhinaman, then il
would seem best 20 keep them out.
They would never be anything but an
eacrcseucc 10 the body poletic, but
that Is really the vital q Iestiou in the
case, about which opinions differ.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-02-20

Mr.. Tyler uf Nswpou Cssisr. uboss
sisak hser died fee wcwks siHos, lie going
% rs and get dsmsgss ifom the village
district, sbs claiming lhss het daughters
siei ss,s ssd death was caused b. tbs
dAnpuess u The school house,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-02-20
MAHLON COOK,s Eslale.

sTATE OF NERHosT. District u Manchester -
In Probate Court held At Manchester. withtR
and for sAid District on tho 18Th day u Fsb.
TnErs A. b. 1878.
Present, Hon. Iianney H0uaTj. Judge.
An instrument. purporting 10 he the last VIII
aud Testament 81 hshl1n Co0k, Iiia of Mao.
chester Ia sSld district, deceased. bsiag pre-
sentsd BY Theodore nwih ihs Ereeator there IL
named, for Probste, IL is ordered BY said Court.
that all persons concerned therein b. BetiasA 70
appear Al session thereof 90 be heia Al tbs
Probate Office 81 Factory Point 10 Man.
chester lH ssid district, 90 The itsh day ~
~ March o. 1879, at 10 O'Clock ID
The forenoon, tHd show cause, II say lhsy
have. AgSlast the probate Of sAid VIII for
which purpose Il IL faFihsr or5ered. that this
order be pubhsAsd tlree weeks saeessaVsy N
the Manchester g0uHEAL . DeSspApsr pfaatsd 81
Manchester in this state previous u said time u
heGriHg.
Hy ths Court
4css Attest. RAMSEY HOWARD. JsdEs
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-02-20
A SsIGNEES SALE.

n DOioNEESo BALE
IN BANKRUPTCY.
I will sell 81 public suction, TO the highest
bidder, at the hotel Of Austin Bartlett 10 Afiing-
on Thursday the 9Th day II hsrch, A. u. 1873 at
. O'Clock A. the following described real aud
personal propeIty. situated 10 Arlington and
Sunderland in the county Aforesaid
l. Farm u zb0ut Acres II LAID sit
mated IN AriinRt0n sfoTsssi near Arlington VII.
lAgs, said farm consisting " shout 81 acres Of
meadow and plow iAud and the balapce ia pa ,turs
Asd seed land Upon ssid farm 10 Hns sugar
orchard.
thersNitk, hns water privilege used ~ a motits
poser for the same, together vIth about hss l5l
GcEes Of land on shieh they are l0eAted, snuaied
10 Arlington Aforesaid
s. About SD seTss Of timber laBd sitaaisd 10
Sunderland Aforesaid. via L1ta No ~ 10 the
fesFth division OF 50 sore lots, 70 acre lots ks.
ii and tsi tie s1uth half Of % acre ". No 81 10
the thlird % acre division aud ihs south hsif ~
% acre lot No. % 10 the seoDBd % sers division
% acre i0ta Ne. ~ and IS The third 90 acre a.
vision, and q acres conveyed by Eiwel 10
Harmon ,nbsid aud sthsrs
Adseiiing h0Hss lth sbsal oBs half scrs
u iAb1 connected thsfas4th, With outbaildtsRs
thereon. situated 10 tie village II Arlington
Aforesaid. 20 be sold subject to a homestead
night belonging 70 Mrs. Rniily d canhsid.
5. I Pair Tfncts pEf Traverse slsds Bob
slsdH, ! On Cart. ] Masiag Machine, horse
hshs 0rndslons, about i7s zap Buckets, 8
ChAins. Cross Cut ssv, Plovs, Lanibsr
wagon, Cater, z Bun4i8 Holes Corn shelter
. zap Barrels. 10 TbOusaBd heart rhingiss
al the aboss property belonging 70 the estate
Of Harmon Can6sld, BGhEFapt
HAkTIR II. DKNfND. AssiEaee.
Arlington. fsfmost January iGth, 1873. 56ss
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-02-20
MILLINERY
Mrs. b. GAUL.
~ho has had largs srpsnspes ia ths bsaasm
vii opsn
MILLINERY ROOMS
AT 0. n. HoWEs RESIDENCE.

with . fail assortment u niliiHsfy goodr. pre-
pared q DO vsrk 81 fstsohabip terms. ssNiEg
also dcHS.
aRs b. dAuL.
Fselssy Pslsi. W, OCT. 10Th, 1873 as-a
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-02-20
NSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.
GREAT THROUGH LINE
United States Mail Route.

The attention o. the travelling public 10 re-
spsstfully invited to some OF the merits OF this
great highway, in the confident assertion aud
belief that no other line can oner equal induce
msnts As route Of through travel. In
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-02-20

fINo RENT, The store building aud prsmlAes
l occupied the past rear by john HATringtsa
ia the village Of factory Point said building 10
20Nts. aud Decides The store rNomsis well adapt.
tor the convenient reslaence Of Afaniily. Alss
The dwelling house neat north Of aud near The
Colburn House Enquire nf JOHN HAnkiN0.
ron or CHARLOTTE 4. nlaHoP on the prem.
issa
Factory Point, Jan, 8, 1872 n
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-02-20
Births.

Il nsf., ~ ,s,a a.ash,., - SEA
Ms. q q safsu
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-02-20

lnsiasa sba Tepu, sses afe cu3es'af-
lus q hsst her state Indebtedness
".csl,d aowa' - a. - settle ~ pay
ies 81 ceuts 90 the dollar - less shd
,aAss utb.t .oathsfs staies are bat lit
t.s betisi - la the states mvn,ianed
The dsbts stft pet The rfsal' a carpet
bas rale. - 1ruessee never BAD = csr.
go Tag FoYcfsmeut ard most y the
Na.snis dett 80. contracted under he
rule u ths 6t.t lsip,lies The cry ~
Mcruphis ~L,ch vas always under
soatbstn control. has sdopted e novel
~ u avoidins its heavy Debt by set
uus hs charter repealed. which be
sls,s Legislature va quite ready 70
%. Wheiher thls municipal suicide
will 10 valid eIeu.e ior bot paying lie
jast obligations remains 10 be seen
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-02-20
Witch hr- larger circulation than any othsj
pap Of ~ ei4ss in the volt.

Witch hs- larger circulation than any otheb
pap 7 Of ~ eiAss in the volt.
SEE WHAT PROMINENT JOURNALS SAT
,I,he HKrhstrTArfvE PAPEn Of American Agfi.
ruitute.-- lSaterat Mass Trade BailefiH.
TTA attained ils position on thu ground 81
real merit r citoinEan Price cg-reid.
ISvery nambet worth mare than ths years
II Subscription. CaHgiAriae lIH) Democrat
~ssrtAinly sta1Ap az THs Hsap o. rME aoAtcut-
y luRAL FRgss Pa'rUHs HiPsr,
nBe that We guAanue 10 pay the biggest
" pro6t 30 ,nbs rtibers, Milford AduerttAS.
/ TuYsrs.liy ctae the Aisr AaRieuLruHaL
u paper 10 ths U 8 Ja1.fstoeA I.Iep<'sdeaf
None can read il without interest and profit
~ Aaak8pas la Cotton Bale
rIN.ks II one ysAs, snd s0a viii never 10 9Th
/ out it Aiitrsard Small Frrsa Ree0rdcr.
ID spIsts uitb short. pithy itsms rslsiing to ru-
II raj lntsrssts Nashbagsoni D. G. Republican,
YOU ~snt s.t-eiAss pApsrf snbscribe Tor
Il IHs LoasThE GEsrIEEAs -.SfstQltafle Union
4 i,es sspei isnes Of sucesssfai farmers 10 al
VI parts q tue oouutfy Seie Hoiford Standard
I.saitsd ~ih a ility beat corps d oorrsspou.
L dents IL our kDowtsdEs. (osoo~d Psopls.
Mo othef paper u tie iiAd Shous each eater
~ pfse and hbenaiity - PasAssGae telegraph.
rIshs chosen tshiclss Of HE writing Of the very
beet farmers 10 the eeuStfs " Ha1oAfaas
I ssdinF iosFaal ef hs class. a cafe aaylsst.
/ = aud hisAdtsst frisad. Babytqa " i. lSlgaal
INmphal iealiy nYE rarrn Chssisr Co4s.sy
l. Peas 1iaes.
4 4 alter ard styis siwars secsps4bis to the eui.
VI titatsd kaans. Ltss.s.rsi Va RasA.tssioHsas
A AL aim Journal. u kss 20 super Or " lhln
~ oszniry ~. psrsts OTTO Sess FRA.
Ne fsrwst esa vel ssHd 10 - wlthoai q =.
- Sresasy Gs1 Ts1ssA<
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-02-20

nsh Ruses ofCosgress bare pass
tda III restsieuug Chtness iasm' ga
,fsa. Hnnng the naut.er - h bfosEbi
az .arh v~ssei " kiirsn II 70 lsoughl
ne Ffe.isssl Gay veto g, On 1c
rfousd that Il raalaius Ha provisiou ief
n0tifyisg ihe Ctissse ggfsrumeot o
sAs alsogsiigp ~ tbs BaritnFame
ifeaty sid may rudapgef American
sst ,sets "a GAlss Asd 81 other fessous.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-02-20
CONSTRUCTION AND EQUIPMENT
The Pennsylvania Railroad

stands eonfessedty at tho head OF American rail-
ways. The track 10 double the entire length Of
the liae, Of steel rails laid on heavy oak ties.
which are embodied 10 foundation OF rock
ballast eighteen inches in depth ALI bridges
are Of iron or stone, and built upon the most APP
proved plans. lite passenger cars, while emf
nently safe and substantial, are at the sAme time
models Of comfort and elegance.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-02-20

DRoBATE NOTICE Probate Courts viii be
L held At nay oiiiee ia the village Il kaStery
feiut, lin MAnchestfTl, on tho laAt Wednesday
OF every mohth until further notice 10 given.
hANNEY HOWARD, Judge,
Factory foini, VI, Dec lith 1879 9hu
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-02-20
Aver $ SarsapariIla,
ron PuRlFNfSe raE BLOOD.

This ooafoana 81 - vsxsahls slteFNtvss
eafasNr nacas ssgii4aEis, a. Mkharaka vita
az laaias ~ rnsAah o. lfaa mA&ss isssst AZ.
fssfeti rafs = sssiss q cesa .atEts wkieh are
ssfg eferalsht As tSleting 10 p uaas he
klee.d. putEss Get tiss lufttng hunars IN ne
sfstsu ths& rt3efmine hstllh AS Fstlls lbts
tfuuhlesasBe aieutsisft Riaptsons - tie tkts
are TIE appesfaucs 81 tbe sarises - Aumefs
ghst shoals - sfpsg eh ffem ths blood Istst.
Mal dsTAugsasats ~ tie Astsrminatios ~ ths
same ban 70 "a sarut fAiernsl grEsu. 90 eFENns.
shess sstien tbsy AsfAsee Ard ~hass sussisaes
thsy aisetas knA aestYef AfKs's sass aFaHitAA
sTpsiis ihess haasers ftpu tie hlesl Nhsa thss
ar Eens tie 8isofarfs ths} Ffpauea disappear.
szch - aicsfaNan - the hfSr stomach. kiilasya
lahra. srapileas ana aruptiss dlaaasss a TIE
akln. 81 AhtapEYs flFt, rase ~ sFystpsiss,
pimpisS paRtslss, hiotchss. balis tHmcFs, letter
and s6h rhsum sonla bead. ftnESursp uicafs
and serss rheumatism, hsuraiE;a. Ptia 10 he
hanss side and head, tHnlAle weakness. sixrihtF.
lsusherfhaA afising from itisrnAl aiesrAtlon sRa
utsuns disease. dfopsy, dvspspsla, smAoiAeea
and general delaity WITH thstr dsrarars
health returns.
FkRraAMn 81
DIR. } c. Aver 4 Co, Lowell Mass.
FGAcroar Abp ASILrreIL CHssIsFs
SOLD by ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS IN
MEDICINE, iytCsrM
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-02-20

A DYERTTSERS Send for our Select
Lirt u Local Newspapers. GRO T.. now
FILL a 60 10 spruce ST.. ~ T. 3st~
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-02-20

hItess lssEs pages weekly illustrated spec
,msn nambeF free TtFns So paF aunam.
Eve oogiss. sc sisssn egpiee. ~ ssd 4 ~
osEt prsHlam aenasi. lit4 pages iss sssnasfai
tngTastuws feee 10 snesy ssahN1S1sv.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-02-20
WANTS.

NOTICE an pprssus sn8sbtsd " the estate
~ q ~, LATTER Mosely, are keFebF noiiesA
thst She sane mast be psiA Immediately 10 eless
~ my admthietrah8n seeanats aud that al w.
achteapsss feuiaiaiag naHsitieA On tha isi aaY
u M.t lsi via bs placed ID an Altorneys
baud - ilecban
aEo g KENDALL, dmlHistrstot.
ArhnEtou. VI isu, ~ 1872 &iu
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-02-20
CoUNTY rREAsURER's RErqr

ceanig ~ Bsusinsten Il anoanat va { -
nasghiss. ftsssarst
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-02-20

BESsndToS. W., jan ~. 1879
ceftiay that have this day st led with
Hsughton, Treasurer Of tie County Of Ben
ning,on, and have examined hts AcoonBts aud
vouchers from March /, 1876. To Jabuary 1, 1879,
and md the foregoing account TO ue correct,
asd that there 10 balance IN said TlsAsursTs
hands Of ihrse dollars and siIty-t~o cents.
H. A. Harmon
County Auditor
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-02-20

THURSDAY. FEBRUARY - 1879
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-02-20

LUTHER TUCKER = son,
puhitsheFS, Afhany. NY.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-02-20

MaaeAsstsr. ". Dc, IN, is7s. ~
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-01-09
FITS FAIR FOR FAIR MEN.

RcSolred, That We recommend the COM
pr missing OF all county bonds except the
railroad b1nds) and all other indie btedness
except judgments, at ninety per cent. OF the
market value of the same on the second day
ofJanuary, 1879, pay able in new thirty year
four per cent. int rest bonds.
Our report yesterday of the taxpayers
meeting erred in saying the above resolu-
ton was lost, when in fact it was carried
with only one or two dis emit votes, and
was 80 declared adopted by the chairman,
Mr.. Rash.
We think there is no question as TO the
equity If settling all our Indebtedness upon
this basis, to-wit: The present market
value of the bonds, payable in new
bonds to run thirty years, at not exceeding
four per cent. interest.
A settlement on this basis would reduce
our Indebtedness TO one million, but the
men, who, like Judge Ids, carry county
bonds in their pockets, upon which they
pay no tax are always opposed to any fair
settlement. They demand wha. the bond
calls for, and what the courts decree.
These men have managed to feather their
nests with bonds while serving the people
in some official capacity and now seem to
think no burden they can impose on the
taxpayer is two heavy, providing their bed
il made comfortable.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-01-09
A SENSIBLE RIsvlUr,Or.

Resoired, That our Board of County Com.
missione's and the county treasurer be re.
Quested 10 stop the payment of interest upon
all bonds bearing interest over per cent.
and t. Cf,er In lieu thereof, bonds bearing S
per cent interest.
The above resolution offered by r. n.
Hershfeld, Esq, was adopted almost unani.
mously BY The tax payers convention on
Monday. 1t hits the nail square on the
head. So long as we levy taxes and
promptly pay the interest on all preferred 8
and 10 per cent. interest bearing bonds,
there is no possibility OF compromising
them at less than their face. Indeed. such
bonds are the choicest investments aAoat.
Our city and county levied tax the
past year amounting to $4,000, for this
purpose alone. Nearly per cent. tax. In
doing it they acted out the will Of the bond
holders. We trust the above resolution
will be carried out in letter and spirit. APP
the funds now in the hands Of the
city and county for the purchase from the
lowest bidder Of outstanding bonds and
with this cash We could buy S750,O0o Of our
bonds, thus reducing our city and county
bonded Indebtedness to one million dollars.
There are, however, in all our tax meetings
40 many persons with bonds in their pockets,
that it is impossible to get at the sentiment
of the real parties in interest.
We trust that our people will bear this
matter in mind and that during tie time
just preceding the meeting of the County
Board and City Council, to levy taxes for
the present year, they will assemble in mass
meeting and instruct the authorities to
levy no tax for the payment of interest on
bonds not in accordance with the above reso-
lution.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-01-09
AMAlL NOTES.

I he discontinuznce Of the issue of notes
under s. 10 ;he ps,ionsl banks will work a
scarcity which viii put tire business Of the
country 10 great inconvenience. small
notes are more necessity than large; for
large sums are usually transferred by
checks, whereas small sums can not be
tran-fsrred in large notes. A very ex-
tensise trade has grown up through the
mails, which wants small notes for re-
mittances, and ought also to be supplied
with frac .ionai notes. Newspaper publish
ers in particular want small notes for the
remittarcgs OF their =eDts all over their
field, and Tor single subscribers. The Gin
cinuati Go=ofte. in an editorial upon this
subject, says:
Should the currency BE- made for the con-
venieuce Of the people or for the convenience
OF gov,Gnmeur" TIE OBJECT OF this war on
small uo.eS Is to :ofce "a people 10 take aud
Keep silver dollars. 4 e fIusucial phrase Is
60 '..b-oEo" silver. Tn object IL 10 get il out
where lt WIZ not come back into the Treas
ury Tor daIgs. This shows that the govern
ment IS afraid ofits silver dollars, and wants
10 70 ceihsm ty GepriviDg the pecp. e of small
notes But I'll! this forcing process discreiit>
the silver dol ars, aud sends them cut with a
bad name, IS a disease which the Treasury
wants ID put away as lar as possible. And
this will defeat the purpose, and make the
people avoid This coin as the government
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-01-09
a 1870 JUDGE.

Judge H. W. Ide stated in the tar con.
vention on Monday last, that lone Of the
small taxpayers had right to participate
in a meeting held for the purpose Of com
promising our Indebtedness.
He was plainly told by the writer that
The small taxpayer, owning a small piece
Of land with small house sufficient to
shelter wife and children. was as much emit
tied to hearing in that convention, and that
probably the small tax which he paid was
as great a burden for him, as it was for the
large hearted, generous-souled Judge, with
county bonds in his pocket, upon which he
paid little or no tax.
The County Treasurer's books show that
the tax valuation OF Judge Ide's properly -
only $500. With bis thousands of dollars
of cur bonds burning in his pocket, valued
at only $500. the Judge talks eloquently,
and impsrtially Of the obi
cations Of the small taxpayer to pay bis
bonds in full and urges on the grinding
process backed by all the power and in
fuence given him b. his former judicial
position. Judge Ide, before you assume to
be better, purer ard hoiier than your
neighbor, tell the assessor to assess your
county bonds at the price you demand for
them from the small taxpayer"