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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-01-23
IMPORTANT LETTER
Distinguished Physician.

\ q ASA a.tsaea - es6s aafs sNaafiHE
AassFars 4as HHeAt.rE IS ~ Fst saHs
sttnaar ssa tssazrl HHs ssHss 81 smea. "
5tFie ~ 9rtf q haafa# tAR h0Hsa vatgf
tas Bla Hae ri aaft Hra lsftsa-gs ~ fltI#
fn iis asHirae3tfe GHasre Nhr Hatean "a Hta.
81 tHtf8 tafaaEaaNf ihe esEiem tftsrks every
vital oe Ia art sks 81 tae aatl ra6asf 81
rsesi.tutians Iruared asatase lat hule uuaff
t'Has8 hs Bs8st Fa s.gaArt petTuNF R2NA 90 ag
gasstf tbi rAsflatkEss tbess safeflHr ffuH q
aAts buf Hti3r hrre te D. reserved - d ghls al&s
itt Eratp - il sane. seen, Gat tht puFaiAf
tEsEisleHt % fl.s trfftaie alseHsp by remedies
stthfn TIE Frktk ~ al fasse3 iNto hkDas 81
auoc eaNFr'Asi Kad iflstNarthr, he nta End
k.iha+e antrc8 metAa3 adopted ~ nf sAninrd
ln ne gftQafhlsaa ~ his NArisai DFaE has sou
n.y Assftg EFYrvrb3 ! bei8rss Sc Sadly - Euc.
psed vhea 81 lhs asaGl remedies isii. beeauss 4
strAes - tte ruef ci sac disease. va the arid-
81 ft3 it9s3 ellie % heals She uicefAtud mem.
brsHs hF asfefi tuf reissu % use hasa pese&Eut.
i,s scaea u hsssd 20 certain G&aA rules sud an.
lass the vita '0fues Afe tna far sxhansioN, musi
ln the great mt i5stiy ai Usses. vaeei cute,
GEO, nEABp. n. q,
subsrast HBnak. So Frsminghsni, Oct. I. 1874.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-01-23
UNIVERSAL SATISFACTION.

- ENTI.EMAN We hLve sold SANFoRusi RtD-
\ 7 irlI Gear far nesriy one year and can say
aAadi3iy that WeEtgersod similar preparation
ihAt gave such ualyersal satisfaction We have
O. learn the hfst complaint YET We are net 10
the habit Of recommending patent medicines,
but yuur preparation meets the wants Of thous.
Ands, nd We think those afflicted should be con.
Vneed q us great merit 80 that their suffering
viii be relieved Ne have been ia the drug bns-
ncss for the past twelve years constantly, and
sold everything for CAtSrrh, bat yours leads all
The lost. II you rec proper you eau use this
letter or any part Of il that you wish
VERY truly yours X, D. BALDWIN 4 Co,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers IN Drugs, Books
and Stationery Washington, Ind, Feb. % 76
Each package a sASroRD's RADICAL CuBE con-
iains Dr. Sanford's Improved Inhahng Tube, and
full directions for its use IN all cases. Price,
81 co. For sale by all Wholesale and retail drug
Rists aud dealers throughout the United ststes
and CAnAdas WEEKS & POTTER, General
Agen,n and Wholesale Druggists, Boston, Mass
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-01-23

] have bcea counsel ia twelve npf.
Der cases. said eg-CongressmAn Horace
Bsmas. u Hornellsyille. \ T.. al a
meeting recently - every case run
was a, The bolt0m u The crime. |
bought supper Cor mao tonight who
aas worth $50 900 eight years ago.
i3is wife vas a jadge's daughter She
is 10 pAepef asylum iof The insane 70.
day Every dollar d The So 900 west
81 ram
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-01-23
SANFORO'S RADICAL CURE

MAY taftfy claim 70 l,t ens q ihe few popular
NJ frnsaIss resolving SEQ approval 81 iacdis
ca gentlemen. wha Is private npi only freely
Fbc6mm6ud jt but useit la tbeIr families iB prei
egenco Is ans ~ tht preparations usually pre-
scrbsi b. fhFsicisrs
"Ysu az aware. ssid distinguished city
ph}slHisn. ~tlHt my sai eau1us g. the Msss.
Me8icA society are snrh that oaunot pabacly
recommend 81 prescribe che Radical Care. but
since received - mach relief from the use 81 it
mysslf. sitor = thorough trial 81 The usual rem
edies have privately advised 10 use, aud pres
samt have sent % your store 10 lees than one
LmnMrnd N ms nAIlnnla ~ NJ
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-01-23
COLLINS -
VOLTAIC PLASTER.
An Electro-Galyanic Battery combined
with highly Medicated Strength
ening Plaster, forming the
best Plaster Tor pains and
aches 10 the World Of
Medicine.
ELECTRICITY

As grand curative and re, toratve agent is not
eQualled by any element or medicine in the hs-
tory OF tho healing art. Unless the vital spark
has He'd tho body restoration by means Of cleo
trcitv is possible. II II the last resort Of all
physicians and surgeons, aud has rescued thous.
ands, apparently dead, from an untimely grave,
when no other humaR agency could have sue
ceeded. This ie the leading curative element in
fbfa Plaster
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-01-23
j. Davis & Son

Have just received, positively, the
largest lot of hollow-ware that ever
came to Manchester at any one time,
and what is more they are selling it
at prices that can't be beat any
where around here. We are also
selling copper, brass, lead pipe and
pumps at greatly reduced prices.
Our line Of stoves is now complete
Our No. 8 LEADER and FAME cook
stoves speak for themselves. Our
line of Parlor and Box Stoves are
all that can be desired. But we wish
particularly to speak in favor Of our
NEW REGENT PARLOR COOK
COAL STOVE, which for elegance
of design cannot be surpassed. They
are made of four sizes with oven,
and five without, and as far as its
working qualities are concerned we
know that they never, as yet, have
been beaten. Call in when you
come this way and see this new par
lor coal stove and hollow-ware which
you have just read about. If you
do not buy it will be just the same
with us.
We wish now to call the attention
of Merchants and Dealers in tin
ware and stove pipe to the fact that
we have just introduced a new fea-
ture in the line of our business
that of wholesaling tinware and
stove pipe at such prices and such
quality of goods that we shall not
fail to meet their approval and re-
ceiye our share Of their patronage.
Our facilities for doing job work,
tin roofing and eyetroughing, &c.,
are mere ample than ever. When
you are making bargain with US
depend upon it We will do by You
Just what we say we will.
All orders or inquiries by tele-
graph or mail will be thankfully re-
ceiyed and promptly answered.
Thankful for past fayors and patron
age we remain
Respectfully yours,
j. DAVIS d Son.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-01-23
BALSAM AND PINE.

The healing properties Of our OVID fragrant
bAlssm and pine and the gums Of the East are
too we'll known 10 require description. Their
grateful, heslmg, soothing, and strengthening
properties are known 70 thousands. Whom com.
bined IN accordance with late and important dis
coyeries in pharmacy, their healing. strength
enng properties are Increased tenfold. In this
respect our Plaster Is The best in use without the
Aid OF nlacirinilN.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-01-23
Price, 25 Cents.

Be careful to call for COLLINS yoLTAIC
PLASTER lest you get some worthless imitation.
sold by all Wholesale and Retail Druggists
throughout The United States and Cansdss, and
by WEEKS 4 POTTER, Proprietors, Boston,
Mass 27ly3ct884w)
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-01-23
Ayers Cherry PectOral.
For Diseases Of the Throat and Lnugs.
such IS Coughs. Colds. whooping
Cough. Bronchilis, Asthma,
ANn CONSTITUTION

The fee Nlss Nnf5ftHMs. wAieh have ths
eauaasnce 81 aankiha sad lscaHs housstelA
woFts, amehg bel anlv Hna tHt mkhE nAti6as
musi kArs e1tfsnrainAfY virtass. Perhaps ~
ene ever secured 60 vfsF reputation ~ msih-
tanned 10 - leag AurA,s tMrNHt iEsFoAAt
L has heen kaNun a. tie Fah3c ahaai lofty
wears. ty iang camtlnara series - mArveilous
ezrcs. kpd have vpn toF it a raundehca h. its
virtues never bgHAied bF AHy ether wFais
cine n sal mAkas he mast raecinsl cures
tAat can - mAds ~ medical sklu, in1eed tst
CHKEEF fFcfuaAt haa rsAtiy roebtd these dang.
erpua diseases % their terfufs. " . great e.
tcni, AL Eisen frelrE aflmmanitg from their
Alta eac1ta, that Il rtn handed Il the reme1y
y taken in sbssaa. Esurt iagaliy shoula hkee
it 10 their closet faf the frsdy aud prompt reitti
- ys members eirknrss snnvruT. anA even
llfe 4 saved ts the timely pFotsstien. The ptu.
dent should not neglect it, ard the wlso all
rot. Keep i BY yeu faF The protection u sherds
hy itn timely zee "a sudden attacks
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-01-23
Temperance Column.


fhss s68essu - assese# - fhs taasfssts
- fhs tas&s - ssssset r3FAfs ~ ssasra rsHa -
lass = - 81 sHfssa massE sac afFfTfsan -
fhs msmmfeEfs9 EawmfF nAaN Ms a.
sEts msNkfN Fasa - . A. . ffsas fsusm HnFh
LssfFs ghsH saass - sasffssa - fhs ed
ftsss - Mwsth Faw@@t en- ss&urdaEs 50
lssars tasrHtkan# las r4ttar frssrs=ss ths
81 go - tnasasnaa aaE ltss.a ssna.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-01-23
TWO IN ONE.

Thus combined we have two grand medical
agents in one each Of which performs its func-
ton and unitedly produces more cures than any
liniment, Lotion, wAsh. or plaster ever before
compounded in the history Of medicine. Try
one
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-08
Guard Against Disease.

If you find yourself getting bilious, head
heavy. mouth foul, eyes yellow, Kidneys
disordered, symptoms of piles tormentilig
you, take at once few doses of Kidney
Wort. 1t is natures great assistant Use
it as an advance guard-don't wait to get
down sick.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-08
&l;)yss'ss''..ssss,ss IS
S'SE ESSSsSS{ys

aI,eat sfonaach, Ruahl sf Bloosl
Gold BY drugyists. W0RIRt
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-08
GOLDEN MEDICAL DISCOVERY.
[9Il!|3lI Illl:|!|l3:[l l[i|5!El3 cry
T. W. KEATINGs


Eruption sc sore. scay
Es"eai curing
Ncck,a Gnnd.
n
nstca discovery . .
ruuo tho
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-08
HOTELS.
PLANT ERS' HOUSE,
ST. LOUIS, Mo-,
KELSEY & STICKNEY, Props.
MOUNTAIN HOUSE,
cresson Springs, Pa.

Y J. UNGER (of Seventh Avenue Hotel,
EI, Pittsburg), Superintendent. Opens june
10Th Top Of Allegheny Mountains, $500 feet
above level of the sea; pure mountain water and
medicinal springs; three mile drive within the
grounds, with ample livery facilities; table first
class and supplied from Philadelphis and Fits
amusements Of all kinds Music by Fehling' Gel
ebrateG orchestra from Philadelphia. All lunins
stop, East and West. For particulars, address
ELIAS J. UNGER, Seventh Avenue Hotel, Pitts
burg, Pa ie7-9m
, 1879-05-06

will be ssirIna,tzea; anil, the n,ore nctivu A."
faithful, tic mnre lie will hr DETAINED. inc
servtturs of tt.rse interests seeking To escape
taxation will he lauilrtl ~ pnt1lats.
| ,,nne ttlts feature of le1I.h:iau that You
tnay kt,0w the trials u fl faithful representative
on Atirll n Q,lcstun M thla.
II ~ AT citster thing tU III, wrong. or NJ gust
apnlhettr, thnn It, l,u nctiyvir right llm "tr!e-
graph " hus H5p k)J Intcrrst ut siilkG, asl VII. he
zcalons. II thc pcnula arc Indifferent ye, iaSo
I'm right To cxupcl nnr ut!ctI1snluii Zcaf III suif
ea,,se ly ynt,r Representation. -
Encourage yu,sr inr,n!rrs. 14ct tlictn Know
yon ire wntehtnl aIul n;frrciMtu fidelity.
There Is tnurc III tltia question than nnpears
oil thu surface. 4 nrinrtple IL at stake. II nnu
nf thu lnrge corporations Of tlIG State II to he
excused fr,ni sayastal,, It viii invite con,h-
natiun Of all s1cl, Interests To throw hft tlrlr
burdens oil tIlu shoulders Of the people. 1he
Hok* ~ i. ,jHf rtw.
have, purhaEs written enough to rail pusl!c
attentIp,, to what Is passs.4. Tits Is a!l can
do nav Il, this Inc
know the SHIFTS / subject mysclf to from
the various sources and interests invulvttl III
this scheme to defeat the bill they arc already
falling around ile: nrtl, Willie canuat profess
tn he indifferent, Wilt nut tllrtn; from trying
to perform my duty. Respcrt!ully,
Il. u. Wulr1yo.
, 1879-05-06


were malc nut If purc hcucgolrncc, md vera
intcuacl to Leucflt old slnycs Ut Judge FarFAs.
have bucn tu1n by ufi,ers that tic ncGrnrs
have been until lately n,,xiols to buy la1,,l, ul
would submit to nlii,os. alv sacrifice far the
p,,rposc. II the Idea Of s,eEro Land owning ts
nb.sulolcd, a. some gentlemen pay Il must nc.
-aIul II Tie prescnt system is rI,tnnils 10 MI
partlps as uveryl,p1y INSERTS, md the cn''Ern,
lion proYcs-thrrr Is i'o ntuer hoss!nis p'a.l y.
nrass WIN ~, ,ae @ mcss w ,,nr,h "a sIr t,rcr
.,, t.s " .,.e a. :, VII hcranao n n,ts
son sn'a, sey n!s't u ., =" .,r II I'm uta,,trr
.e''. Ivy a.n u"1m ,1,,, ~ ~ ~ ,So s,orc'lars
"'"' 'c''t'""s ''..." ~ ."s ..' ...,,,,
As TO THE sHtrILEssSIss ot THE Ska"o,
there Ia Testimony huth why's. A Young nlanter
from Wnsh'Etnr County, named Morchead, =
b,,t at The stEners nj thu circular, hi'i srrv
en.erprisEng, driving, md hrainy tnan,-fnld
ne that sln ncgroea wero rniniI!,, the ca'ntrf,
uni he would !ke to SEQ them move out.
Tlscy afe TIC laz!c:t set OF 'nen-aTr"!'!-
[mE to his cxpertence-tn the Wprtu,
h,iu utterly tncHrab1c Ut looking ahra'l.
Though they hnvc NJ! interest IN Tue crops, thrr
often will not work ut MI OIL SATURDAYS: IN
winter they burr! the fnnvcs ami boanIs from
tho bridges rather than 20 to tie woo'la iur
whit iiuy wnnt. They MI mp the uItc!ars' spo!!
the cabins, atea! the poultry. nfa'i even 8thfvo
, 1879-05-06


A rcmtnfscence of Chicago. This, br N, ,..
was when usc people cut there were ua,,p1,,r
many years ago. A hacknan llail caught , 49,
tfcularly vcrdant buckwoodstnan, and. 4, ,nst, ua
mesa Ind been tuAt trile dull, It occ,r,,d =.
him that ho might now make amends for ~ ~
tunc's slight, mud at the aatno timo ptv. NV. wv
try some wholesome experience -sorethIn, ru
TINT would be OF lasting value on h[s co,,hl.
pilgrimage. Arrived at the western da| deno,|
eht opened the door, md cut stepped co,tntsr
How much Yns It, was asked. Said Jehu. hn1,.
richly, nti1 In low voice, "You SEQ tlat felIs,
over there In q blue coat1-'sh'' pontjH, rs. II
policeman. Yes, country Baw him. "WeiJ ht,.
md me are parlners; a'iti hos toueh oue, ia e.
is.. 1 ought ter Charge yer seven doltor. n
hall: he would. But I've kinder taken ia nm
1 have, nnt1 shnn't charge ycr but m ss.7 ,
fcven. Now, don't let OH. II nard know. II f.
he'll mike yer fork over tic other bali: hn atn,,
like mc,-not bt." Tic seven dIllars r.s
paid over with n chuckle, a,H1 country 70,
aboard the cars. Bnt every now and tllen wonli
he put his head out of the wulow, gI,e
knowing look at the policeman, and then ponni
the car-cushtbn with ILLS monstrous fIst, whiIo
within him seemed to he tho bcglnnluns Of
small earthquake. At last the cars started.
Eic could hold In no longer. Crauing hi, nesS
through thu window, he put Ills thumb to biz
nosc, aud, wrfggltnE his fingers rto]cptIr.
screamed out, =" Rav, there! Seven !oIIafs fof
ride from t'other depot SGyen doliarsl Duh
ger mish yer had fAnr hd ffn
, 1879-05-06
u0W A DREAM WON 4 RET.

Tae Inn. Ft~7nk Lnciey In The Lnaton Telegraph.
Thu great handicap ut EpEoH,, which viii be
decided on Tuesday ncxt, recalls nn Incident In
the life u Gen. Tuylor which IL not without In
forest to those who believe in ws,nt tile learned
author OF the "Auatomv Of Melancholy" calls
"Onctromantela," or 81 DlvtnatIon by Dreams"
On tho morning Of the dny wlcn the City and
Suburban fiand!cap was won by AldrIch, a
lttt!c.ianclcd outsider, It so ctanved tint Gen.
Taylor travelled down to EPSON In company
With Lord Vivian, nntl heard from him that 1t
was Ills Intention to bnck Lord lsosebery's horse
heca,lsu lie l,al dreamed ttat lie sAw tho prfta-
rosu and rosu hoops horne to victory In tho racc
which they wofo Oll their road Lu witness. Acting
upuu this htnt, Gun. TaytDr tOok thousand tU
thirty about AIdrIch, ind was not little
N !cup in the dark" But, for tho nccItlent
which caused Lcmnos, Anolher murll.baekcl
candidate for thu race, to fall at rottcnam
Corner, there ts little probability that tho dream
Of Lord Vivian would hnvu found the intrrpre-
tation upon which Gen. Taylor counted, lnl
which Is only nnotller illustration Ut thu dangers
fran Whleh backers ot horscs cal neycr hope to
escape.
The LaAaoit Ua u 1etgraph: in your Leader ou
Gen. TaY)ur IN lhls uay's paper YOU Introduce
I'LL ateedotu ru!ailve to u dreum Of niue. The
facts aro thcse: did hrentn IN thu 1norn!nE of
tllu ra:u fur tile City attsl Suburban Handicap.
,tllnt hail fallen aslcap III the weghing.roo,li Ut
i the stsM at Epso,tprior to that racc, uI,A that
after II had been run, was awakened by u gGn-
tlclnal-the owllcr Of auo.lcr horse II, thu race.
WHO Informed n,u that riu Teacher had
Won. OF this horse, 30 fur rs my recollection
! scryes me- had ueycr beard bulorc. On
reaching Victoria Station thu first pcrso1l |
| saw was tho gentleman who had appeared
| to mo In my dream, and to him | ltIe1l.
Toned It, observing tInat could not find my
horse 80 named ln tho race. lie yapled: "Thcrc
Is !! horsu now chilled Aidt'cl WHICH was ,prevI-
u,ls!y called Tho Vcaeter." Tie dream. had 80
wildly Impressed inc !hat I declared my !utcu:
tton oi backing Ads'ct tor &loo, aud
tioned BY hls owner as to twhy was backing
Ills llurse," l replied, Neeanso dreamed liza
iiatl won t,e race" To this VIVA answered
''As against your dream l win tell yon this fuct
| | tried thu hnrse Inst wuuk with hurdle jump
OF, nllu ile WIS beaten ltstance." afterwards
learned that lllu trial horae was Low!ander.)
ttaukcd My informant n1ll discontinued
backing. Alirirh. lieu. faylor, who had over
heard what passed. asked nc, II Dill not intend
backing thu horse again for snyself, to win An
El,000 BY hltn. This | did by taking tor hin
l,UU TO 90 Atuut All1icll.
Such ia tic truu account Of my dream anu o
Gen, TaYlor's profit from 1t. VIVIAN.
, 1879-05-06

7Nn90N 7VltgN.
IH the album ot Il ylttage.tnu John bright
dlsvstlicd England as Ill ass heavily laden vita
twu puck s.-tt,s army mud uuyy. Again. he has
spoken 0t Engla,i.l's naval und military cxpent.
ituru d ~ gigantic systeM Ut outdoor relief
ior tlle ari.t0eracY." Mr. bright knows 10
language but his mother tongue, resembling III
ttis RESPECT .he greatest speakers that tll.
worlll llas uyer knowu.- -thosu of tho Athenian
llepublte. Ills wor1ls ana sentences ale rlre
EuEltsh, dfstigurcA by NJ uallIcisuk or Teutoa-
without PCT Inconsistency. Mr. Bright tulnka
fux bunting cruel, but caunpt lu luaae to look
upou saim0u Ashhg ut which hv is III adept) III
tIie tut1iu liEnt
, 1879-05-06
NpEs I1EAD-VAITAnE."

"Antl.ony Como," justice F'anmer called,
and, MS there stepped to tho bar Of the Jet1cr-
sun Market Court, yesterday, nh oliyehued
Adonls, nustaehed and hair.betrtzzIcd, bis
Honor seemed trying to recall u question about
tho psl,ones's namesaao III tho Lady OF Lyons
lie gave ttup, though, aud asked Joseph J.. kaar-
ney, Ut No. a04 Elm street, what the trouble
was sll about. kcarucy produced lnutllated
slice Of cltoawaro, polluted to sears on hls 1ace,
II liz flsed at the, your Honor. wnsa-yalktn'
to tie steward when he pitched right IN, ln',
, 1879-05-06

tncnt. A ltlcnhonc co.i,rs into this l,ous1
where iivn nlni nln nnw writing. AMI 1ny Oil n
lounge Inst evening. With my mouth nt lenst elx
fcrt fr,,,l The uout1l-ptrrc and cnnrersch with
fr,cnl down aown. Methods Of Instantaneous
communication are being ir,provcl, ,luw mora
raudy thnn Mt nHy nreyfails tltlc aIncc the telo'
rruuh W,l5 Nrak tllullp,
, 1879-05-06

A sanitnry policeman who vas viewing Tho
back-yards On Hastings street yesterday cams
across woman who seemed to haye been ss
some vigorous work. being out Of breath and
rcd In tllr face. lie thought It Ills duty to lcaa
over the cato md ask her II tllere had been
row IN the house, md for answer she beekoned
hin to follow her into tho backyard a,l Tiers
pointed to abnut ll!ty sGuarc feet Of old cans
A,ld hotties which had been thrown over thu
limo fence BY 4 ugfEhbnr.
TIT II n bhfniis shnme, and tteY ought to bs
arrested" exclaimed the Indignant oIiecr
"Dor't you arrest nobody" was her ruol re.
ply. "Illcso things were Hung aver hero list
ngtt, and for tho last four llours hare tesn
hartl at work getting even. Look o1er ths
tence.n
The officer looked. Tic counted two dead cais.
dead hen, IN old mattress, hushel Of oil
boots and shoes, four brolen jugs, Two old
coats, three hoop-sk!rts, AM! dozens ot uselup
tin dishes, anl four tuw-hruded children nth
pale taccs wcro waiting for further de5tsor
Ments.
, 1879-05-06
THE VOICE OF THE PEOPLE.


CHICAGO, Alay a.-llcnsc allow mo d few
lines In. your paper regarding certain aunoy-
at,ces which VIC taxpayers have 10 rcronclle
ourselves TO. Why Is 1t TINT we can't have
ille dead animals removed from In fr0nt Of
ol,r duors afscr reporting them twiee to the ctY
ulr1aIsl We never hai1 such trouble before,
and, rs tnxpaycy, why car', oil sucI, nnlsellccs
be re.noycdf By giving this space. you will
obiigc 4 CONSTANT READER.
, 1879-05-06

o.es pss fss ss t sss's ;
ist !qS5is!s: 6onsas ~
now csfoes.iy s!iSwina X b ~ =
tho dsst intiMation OF couxuT. 10 Dr. JMhel
E1pseto..n.. @ .afs suta,lsk ot Il. essSaisa
reputation. and you may aso'a
Of such dangerous tllutuXt
, 1879-05-06
CURRENT GOSSIP.
IN THE sI'1i1N0.

s.lyn" upon tho rockh: ..--.
In tho Spring, the oxs!ip blossoms In tho leas and
IN tho Hills;
In tho Spring. tho bnshina maiden tnkes her
share Of bilious plts;
In the spslur, the weary husband beats tho carpet
In tho spTne; tls weary hn''a" wFosstes with tho
In ne $es!nSs sats tho poet saith tD' editor
In tue Sptins' tns e'Feu''p0'ter deeors'e' tho
In e seSns sSnR wt"ia fas tho ore.t blows the violet
In tho sprna, tho small boy shvers Us he gazes on
In the Spring; tho happy poet thinks forever he
In the, Spring. Ito can's connected with tho ca.
In the sprinR. tlo dosny cloud -shlp tala screncly
In tic spri,S. the ma,den's fancy lightly turns to
thoughts Of hats;
In Tho spr!nut through rosY sowcra doth Tho brook
1n tho Spring -bnt wherefore should | Thus give
''Grntlo Spring" uway1
LICKs1IINGLE's STORY OF shy
LOCK.
Cincinnati EHqHfrfr.
Grandfather Lirkshingle sornctitnes calls the
little children nround Ills knee, md says that.
since they iussst upon It, fic will tell them
etory, when. at the aame time. the children
4AfC 1IUk lC2A 3~J1E !" "cAA " 9tSt1e
This was tlle case yesterday evening. when he
beckoned them from their books and said:
"Wc!l, since you won't givc me my peace,
I'll Imurove your Young minds with the story Of
one of Shnkspcarc's characters. will take
Shvyck,n continued tho old gentleman, "whicla
regard as one OF the most Interesting Of all tho
great master's creations, Shg'ocs was bald.
headed man, who kept c'othlng-ssoro In
Venice, or Neutrality-suspicious., 1t was
some ulacc In Indiana. lie kept fatHtlY
Of seventeen children on 10 cents aay, mn
laid up many ducats. Whenever friend cnH,c
alonE who was In Il tight place for spontlulleks,
Shvoeh was nwaYS happy TO-, to sna sn n ~ IN money
interest, au' takin' uaurtGago on fs friends
property as security. Quo day dutonio canc
along. tired nt.d footsorc, where Shvfoek was
sitt!i'' In front Of his stors, an' said: ,,...,
| lot, mn you run hayo IT,
IsAlas mv Irc,l,' replied Aaloaio, 4 sold
! my house and lot betoru ~ent to Lcaayille'
- Haven't you got rnuloi' asked Shy!oek-
"sAlns! no mule
"tlIut surely you've got dogl'
| "tlh had good dog once; but ohl voc ts me!
he starved to death whra wns strivIn' to build
up n,ornta' nowsnare!r to Ill long-felt want
'"ShHock scratched his old bald head for
moment, an' then said:
we'll my 5{,,!en,l, l'm sorry for yon, an III III
so III let you hare the Ii cents III Saturday
night. an' take mortgage OIL your liver.
| & Autonio wanted the rh!nu very bn1ly, not
having Ind ANYTHING to drink snce he lcst
Osna!n, and 50 he toos tho money,an' Gavc Shy
fock Tie mortgage as aforesaid. dMtonio did NOT
show IN on Saturday night, not having the
ready III Ills pocket to tx things. and
Shyock sworo by t1lu bird with thu broad md
swecpin' wing thnt he would foreclose tho mort
gage. Amtoato was In great stew. nnd told Ills
atcrv tn Porfia. female Justice of the Peace,