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

scHictLTrHa ~ HEsstseros 90.
HaFinR bees q resident of sevetal
towas II Different portions q ,hs slals
We have I'd - opPovfubi,y q con.
pare ,he methods ard results q farming
IL 3.acfcHi sections and have cone e
The couclasioa that - . role. Bssping
tea cVauiy is considerably behind Other
parts d the State AID Bceiss thorough
shaking 10 The discrepancy may be
partially due 70 . difference 10 tbs
ua,arsl fertility u The SOL. bat the Jar.
ger poriioa Of Ihe difference i due 70
wanl q proper management IN ihe care
q fAgms. selection of stock &C.
Take, lor instance. The butter produci
q DAIRY cows Mr. SkiuBer Of Ten.
bridge. last year, from Eve cows aver.
aged as lbs q butter per COW. aud
Tanbndge is a very billy rough town.
We know from actual trial Of Que farm
Of one hundred acres ia that town
where there Is not a level spot large
enough for a croqoet ground on the
whole farm, aud many more are but
little better III.
J.. A Parks, Of Passumpsic, Caledo
MIA county, has ten cows that average
400 lbs to the COW His herd Of Is
cows made GIGS lbs. last year, aud
several Of them were heiiers 10 milk
the first time. s J. Hastings Of the
same place writes as follows send
you statement Of the butter made
from Jan list, 1878, to Dec. 3lst. 1878 :
] MIXED during that time twenty cows
Of walch there were two two-yoar-olds
aud three thrce.year-olds. One Of my
best cows / lost the use Of from the
goth Of April TO Aug lst. / sold 800
lbs. Of butter to 4. & I. Fairbanks 4
Co., making an average Of 255 lbs. to a
COW, without making auy estimate Of
what was used ia the family, and
counting all the cows.
These are by no means solitary iu-
stances We know of many large
dairies that average 200 lbs. to the
COW, with very little extra feed besides
grass aud hay. and some more than
this. This result is accomplished by
keeping superior animals and superior
care, but mourning little additional ex.
peuse Caledonia county has pros
porous agricultural society and spen-
did fair each fall, the exhibitions often
being equal to those OF the State fair.
Tuubridge has prosperous town agri-
cultural society and fairs are held each
year. Besides, agricultural meetings
10 which methods and results are com
pared are frequently held aud much
good results from them. Cannot the
farmers of this section take hint from
those localities
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-01-23

Senator Thurman has called the at
tentioo 81 the Teller committee to the
frauds preoticed on the Democrats 10
the town 81 Bennington during the
last election II tie great Senator has
nolbias stronger than 'hat with which
10 Offset the murders aud iurmidatoDs
Ia the Southern States. be bad better
hold bis peace Iae Democrats were
beaten when they hai boosted and
confidently expected that they would
win aud d couf.o had 90 give some
reason l8r their defeat, bat the truth, As
We have good reason 90 believe, is that
there ba, nol been, 81 late years, 30
peaceful ard lair an electiou 10 that
town. ssl u 1t viii relieve the feelings
OF Thurman, Atkins q 90. any, the
Republicans Of that town are perfectly
willing aud anxious to have tie matter
investigated though it would be a
ioelisb waste Of time aud money.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-01-23

A bilI for the payment Of arrears Of
pensions has parsed both Houses aud
will probably receive the Presidents
signature. No one seems to know how
much this bill is likely to take irom the
treasury, and il is vauously estimated
from twenty 10 one hundred and fifty
millions. This is exceedingly gener.
oas 60 tho soldiers, sc are afraid most
too much 80 Instead Of giving 80
much back pay It would have been
better 10 have increased the yearly al.
lowance This would have done the
recipients much more good
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-01-23
PONDS EXTRACT.
PONDS EXTRACT.
The Peoples Remedy.
Universal Pain Extractor,
Morn ASK ruR PONDS ExrKAcr
IA.R "a ANN

"HsAr. fsF ! viii speak 81 sre.ii.ua
PONDS EXTRACT Tas grsst vsgstAhas
Pain psstFeyef. Has tasn IA u~s 8sss
thtrty ysars, "a g. sissalissss sna rsusngs
curative rtrtues rsnnat - rxaellast.
CMILnHEN. No fauaily can sHsri iohs witlaaut
Fend's EStrart. Accidents, Hrutssa,
Ce.sasions, cuts, srrsins, am rei.zvf4
smasi Instantly " sKteFusi sppiieAiirsn.
Issssi.sisns, Chaaags. oId sesss,
Betis, Fsions, Caras, e,c Arrests in-
EAamstaan seduoca sweihnes stog@ hlsu3iEg
remurrs siscoloFstion and hszis raisdly.
LADIES nna g their best friend d AsssAses
tbs palus ~ whirh they arr peeu lia rly
subject notably fullneas and pressure ID
The head. nausea vertigo, &s. II prunptly
EmelioratCs Gnd permanently heals al
tinds OF tnnammatious and uicern-
EEKnoHHHoIDS or PILRsana in ,hi. the
esiF Immediate rrlief arc nhimAtu cure,
Ne casp, however chfouir or obstinate can
laag resist its regular nae
vAHICOAE WINS. ~ Is no euiy tarr eutr.
KIDNEY DISEASES. II has 30 equal fot per
BLEEDING from any rbuse. Par this Il 81 spec
etae. IL hns saved hufdrl,is q lives sho1 all
ether remedies fsiicd 60 arrest hoeiing from
nosc, stomach. lungs, and elsewhere,
ToOTHAtHE, t1arRehS, Neuralgia and
ubeumntism afv al allat rslr'ed, ani
otten pefmeurstly rsrssi
PIf1kItiANA ~ ali schools wh0 HFH acguatutnl with
Ponds Extract OF witch IleHci rroan-
mend t n Their practise. We have letters -
coumrndstion from hundreds 81 Physicians.
many q whom order It foI use IN their owa
practice In addition 80 the foregoing, they
order iis usa far SWcltinE~ 8t all kinds,
Qutnsy. sore Throat, In famed Tom
stls, simple and ohfaBic DiaFrh@a, Ca
tarrh Dor which i i sfcgGg, Chile
btains, Frosted Feet, stings OF
Insects, Mosquitoes, etc. Chopped
Hands Face, ava indeol oil mahnsf "
skin dis asses.
TOILET USE. Refnovcs Soreness, Raughno0
nHA NmartlnRl heal7 Cuts, Eruptions
4aA PImpiss. ~ fer.tfs tHiipa1ai'f and
fs9ulse ahs.a t1i'F lr. 0g the
ComptoRiO8F.
TO FAHMEHS-Pond'4 etrn,t. No sock
GreeieT no layeTy Mai ~ AFFORD 10 be wiih-
cut IT, Ii IL used by all the leading Livery
stables, Street Railroads and first Horsemon
IA New York City, IL has no equal for Sprstns,
Harness or Saddle Chnhngs. Stiffness.
Srratohes, Sweliings, Cuts Laccrations, Bleed
ings, Pneumonia, Colo, Dianhua, Chiils.
Colds, Sc. Its range Of action is wide, and the
relief IL affords il 80 prompt that II is invalua-
lie In every Farm-yatd as well in every
Farm. house. let IL 10 tried once, and you
will never he without IT,
CAUTIONS Ponds Extract has been initiated.
The genuine article has the words Ponds
Extract blown in each bottle. II is prepared
by the only persons living who ever
knew how 70 prepare IL properly Refuse all
ether preparations OF Witch Hazel. This is
the only article used by Physicians. and in tho
hospitAlH OF this country and Europe.
HISTORY and Uses OF Ponds Extract,
N pamphlet form sent free on application 20
PONDS EXTRACT COMPANY, IS Maiden
Lane. New York.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-01-23

The Georgia Democracy must be badly
demoralized A prominent Democrat
writes to Senator Gordon that the only
salvation for the party is to nominate Mr..
Hayes as the Democratic presidential
candidate. But Gordon prefers his De-
mocracy, like his bourbon, straight.
John b. Scribner, the senior partner Of
tie Scribner publishing company of New
York city, is dead, thus soon following
George SWEET Appleton of rival house.
He was a relative OF the Blairs Of New
Jersey, one of whom was at one time
governor Of that state.
Leut-Gov Hull Of Florida has been
indicted by the United States grand jury
for conspiracy with Others 10 obtaining
false returns Of elections in Bievard
county. tnl was he Democratic candi-
date for congress in the late election in
the second district, and holds a certificate
OF election from The governor.
Gov Gea. LDrnc i, fond OF coasting--
otherwise tobogganiug and enjoys lie
sport almost every day, The princess has
not tried il yet She Is said 10 feel ID e
death OF her sister keenly, AID Is home,
sick also. She goes out walking ey,zry
morning before y O'CLOCK, weafing. the
plainest OF gowns ayd the est OF
boots
Major Pompey Clark, Who carried a
canleen for Gen. jackson IL the battle 81
New Orleans, tn6k drink OF bourbon at
bis home IA Winchester, Ky, last sum.
mer aud =, once keeled over dead. So
the bystauders thought, but the major
returned to life ia two or three bours
Last Saturday the major died. sure
enough, 50 surely that they buried bin
on Monday. Tie ws1 famous old daf.
key-slh heels tbAt could bear fiddle
i've miles eli
Coupons Of TX Missouri Pacific mort.
gage bonds were presented for payment
IN New fork, Saturday, by a reputable
drm Tn ~ we're Identified a. part Of
The bauds stolen irom The Northampton
bank thee years ago. The company will
eouiest The payment. The coupons are
siamre with the name OF Gomperlz !,
Fra .klort-on-ihe.Main, and came TO this
eofHiry throu 10 highly respectable
f'm.
Major Wiiiiam Howard Hills is said to
be II the head 81 movement to form a
new military organization, 10 be known
as "fbe Loyal Legion Of the UnIied
States, !" tie pspose Of which j. TO pay
honor to The greatest Of living military
ehieiiains. General Grant, upon biz re.
tarn 10 the and Of his birth" The legion
viii be composed oiboBorAbly discharged
soldiers Az ssilors Of The confederate
4nd Unioa armies, and will be in three
grand divisions the East, o. The centre
and Of The Wesi-wi headquarters ST
Washington
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-01-23

Amang ,be lepsbiiean Senators suro
70 d. elsr,s4 are Gen. Logan Ia I'linai.
Cont8ug ia New York aud q. II fistl
10 Connecticut People 81 over lhe
cuaatfF sire greatly disappointed De-.
raasa Bra HaHlay aid not see tbe
uamia4aaa H She latter State. although
piati . said 20 be a very good man fo'
the p9sIlioa. Gen HawIey has . ia,
tioail reputation, though Bis presence
IN tie House ~ which be Is elected
will be great help to Republicans ia
that body
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THURSDAY. JANUARY q. IT'S

M lssYsst bessg iuierricwe4
de frs "a As eauvieii9H th5 tatfc
was e peace sd hauaosy d shr
cHtirt when Aa5fts Jacks retired
h ae ptesaestA char iaaa wbrs
Is uas vaeslea - Geaersl Grsut.
~ stf. ke believes tsAl lle latter :
fraem asn8n woeid bs ihe sigma iol
raeNei uiBstss Aaa ir3ab'e through.
aE Ue cgaaty Ia ,be soaIh ihs
Scasiaf tliais 81 ,he negroes would
ftt i6f 0cuefs Grsst
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-01-23

Tho remaining AppropfatloH bile
teem % drag a. lbe qaestlon cones
az whether ihe Democrats are uos g..
~ * tbsm l1r tbe parpase e i1tclag
40 extra session They 3eoy aay such
pafpose lus appearances would seem
tg p9iat ghst way Their baste 20 get
passcaiau ~ b3ih Hoses may not
wofk d their advantage With powtr
comes responsibility, aad tbey have uot
proved very good leaders q late years
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-01-23

Hat, e Colorado spriagh, and Dr.
Tomhs, 81 Putblo. have 20 hesitation
b 3cuouneiag a snstinied English The
inercusable iguoraSoe Of many Eastern
physicians who scud patients here, as
Il 10 be ra Of them. after diseAsc has
aos aaply parayred. bat fairly begau
% d9fagg the vital o-gAas They say
thai persons whose luags have become
- seriously impaired ihA; dearpef,uc
changes have fairly set 10 should never
come 10 Colorado. as the quickened
pulsAuons aad difficult breathing only
hasten the crisis 81 their fate. aud rap.
Idly complete the dissolution which
might have been slow 10 maturing al
home The absence from friends Sud
the kindly care Of home makes ], also
more cruel. For such cases The climate
OF Northern Minnesota or Western
Kansas is far preferable to that OF Col.
orado. But. when destructive changes
have mol advanced, and the delay has
not been too great, when the approach
IL gradual. and the stay here long
enough, there is no climate Ike this
for pulmonary disease. Moreover, they
say that the fact Of there having been
frequent hemoirbages OF the lungs,
or the formation OF few tubercles. OF
even the bepitization of part Of the
lungs, does not necessarily prove that
destructive stages have advanced aud
the tonic Influences Of the air upon the
lungs induces an absorption which will
often remove these distractions and
restore normal health
lnyalids suffering with heart disease
should not come here at all as the
quickening Of the pulse often produces
fatal results but sorofuloas and other
diseases OF the blood arc generally re-
lieyed or cured 10 this climate.
Catarrh is extremely prevalent here,
especially in the elevated mountain
towns. though somewhat different in
character from that most common in
the East, forming dry scales. hard to
remove Yet some have said that sui
ferers coming from the East, with ca
tarrh causing a flow OF mucous dis
charge, found relief from the dryness
Of the air
Probably the promptest remedial ef-
iects Of Colorado air and sun are found
in cases OF asthma. have eonversed
with many who had suffered extremely
from this fell disease at the East. who
assured me that they found almost i'm
mediate relief after arriving here. and
enjoyed the sweet and restful sleep of
children Many say that asthma can
not exist here.
ague, but mostly imported; and ordi-
narily it quickly yields to medical and
atmospheric treatment.
| hsar of some cases of rheumatism,
though not as many as ia the East; but
this disease, which our Aid. Woodland
calls Physical Total Depravity,"
seems to have little respect for climate
or places, and regards neither "age'
sex, race, color or previous condition
OF servitude." Yet there are no specia'
generating causes here that can dis
cover.
II is very important to inyallds com
ing to Colorado that they shall not
make the trip too quickly, but that, by
stopping on the way, they shall accus-
tom themselves gradually to the
changes of elevation.
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IIIE PIIAlR CASE.

The Rutland Herald says: L he hear
ing in regard to whether John p. Phair
shall have permission to file his petition
in the Supreme Court for new trial
took place at the Pavilion Hotel in
Montpelier, Friday evening, before
Judges Royce and Redfeld. Messrs.
c. b. Eddy. W, G. Veazey and S. w.
Mccall, of Boston, appeared for Phair,
and Messrs. L. j. Ormsbee and @. E,
Lawrence appeared for the State. The
hearing being ear pdrie no evidence was
put in on behalf OF the State. Phair' 6
counsel read several affidavits tending
to show that phair was at Providence
the day after the murder, when the
State proved at the trial that he was in
Boston and pawned Mrs. Freezes
watch and opera glass and also an
affidavit tending to show that he was
in Brandon on the afternoon preceding
the murder. The most important evi.
dence was that Of M. d. Downing, the
patent right man, who claims to have
conversed with Phair on the cars from
Pre- evidence to Boston gu the day after
the murder.
The court granted Pbair leave, and
tho petition will be fled to come before
the Supreme Court OF Rutland county,
the Both Of January II is not likely
that the Supreme Count will be inaa-
enced by popular feeling IN deciding
this question, and unless the judges
are convinced that another trial will
result ID establishing Phair's innocence
they will not be apt to grant new
trial.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.


HIM HAhl0N7s EsiaLs.
lha nadefslghsd. having been appointed BY
the Hon Probate Court t9f the District u MAJ.
chosier Commissioners. 10 receive sfkHlEe ard
adjust al claims ASd demands ~ al persons
against ths sstsis II
HsHfy Hsfios late II LEadgfore.
- sGsd district, deceased, aAd 80 elBlEs eELlb.
tied 10 Offset q sfeto hereby giye notice hat se
~iii msst fsf tie pufp0ss 6toresala a. the late
8ssiltag hotsa q sAsa deceased III LAnagfove on
the l1gh 6ay y February md lzsh dsy u ans
nsIi from 9'eiset, y. ~ nnlii 8'eloes ,. ~
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fhe fzih cAf ~ Dscefsber A. b.. ls7e Il the Haas
ifniitea ~ sad G9aft fsf SAID creditors a. pss.
ssEt tAeif claims - ar TOR e4AfaiastE9h aUA Il.
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Dktsi n LAHdgfgFe tile l2sL DAP u December
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Births.

Ast.saAoaasry. gss iRe. sss % ~ ssa
Mn = AfaHa
A. tsa1ea8sfr7 1sa On hekhisI 81 NJ.
as Ms tfasgA
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rus CLIMATE OF COLORADO FAVOR
ABLE ron cONsuMPrtVEs.

ABLE ron eoNsuMPr,vEs.
W. E. Sheldon sends a Chicago Irt,
buae containing letter from Colorado
from which we make a short extract:
The average elevations o. Denver
Colorado Springs, Manitou, Pueblo,
Canon City, and the other invalid re-
sorts little distance from the foot
hills. range from 5000 to 5000 feet
above the sea level. This elevation
makes the atmosphere much lighter
than 10 the Eastern States and this
nearness to the mountains. which
tap the rain Clouds, makes il exceed
ingly dry These conditions Of the ali
aud ts freedom from miasmatic exhala-
tons, makes il very tonic and exhilar-
aling, the immediate effect being u
increase aud quicken the hearts action
10 "a unusual degree lavalids who
come here direct End this very oppres.
siye. aud breathing difficult II also
induces az increased action OF the liver
causing an excessive secretion Of bile,
which ofteu results ia 40 attack 81
lever. Even persons 10 perfect health
coming directly through. ieel these
effects very sensibly
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AZINE FOR BOYS AND GIRLS.
An IDEAL CHILDRRss MACHINE.


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II 10 publlthsd simultaneously ia London AID
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To-day br hlcHoLAs stands
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The arrangements for literary End art couti !.
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VIII ruH through the twelve monthly parts be-
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Adventure ia Flofida and the Bahamas Fst the
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"EyebrEhi." silh plsHts o. plttuTss, viii "
coiAuenE early Ia tho volume There NiA aiso
b. H1ItHusd FAIRY tale called
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s.h Day Of February. 1879.

~ ~ O'clock In the foFsuo0s. all the Heal EstAts
~hrfe9f sAid deceased died sslgad aud poe
sssssd. consisting II too dwelling houses, tu0
hsfhss snd tbs cid store. apd sb0ut Eve asFss
of good isnd, connected with sald bulldogs,
located 10 LAndsfoye Hoii0s - called aud beng
the premises occupied b. sald deceased as bis
Homestead. Alec shout ~ asfes " IaHd situated
Ia TIE town ~ Peru. suitably divided iBio
pasture Wssad0w and sopdlaRd On which u sfs
Il Atsrge quaurity u pine spruce aud bard paod
timber Aso vii ~ aoid al thf sans AID plaes
qaAnuty ~ psfsOnAi property consisting "
bsdinR, ehslfh sud table,. cfQaAefy aud gthsr
articles too Hums8 0us t. mention. Haid Real
Estate vii be s8id Al together 0f la parcels 20,
suit purchasers
Terms made kBasH On dAY II aGis.
BARNET NAT. Aucts0resr
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The Aaosnt q Indebtedness u many
q the towns ard cities il oar uati9h i
truly appalling Take fr instance
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Deaths

Ns.Hs. 4. b. ls,h. ". J.rei n. .ss
sss8 81 years
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NOMMIssLONER,S NOTIOE.

G0M MISSIONER'S NOTICE.
- HIRAa h. WALEEHa Eslsto.
fhe undersigned, having beeu appointed by
the Hon Probate Court for The district Of MAa-
chester, Commissioners to receive, examine sna
adjust all claims and deInAuds ~ All persona
against the estate ~
Hiram y. Walker late Of Manchester
IN said district, deceased, and ali claims sIhib-
tied ia Offset thereto, hereby give notice that -
wall meet 7 the purposes aforesaid, ~ the lAls
residence Of said deceased 10 hAaehes,ef on The
i2,h, day of April and i2th day of Jaly neat ire !,
9 A NJ until o'clock Pm, 90 said DAYS, and
six months from the 18Th day ~ j. 49,
A, D. 1879 IL the tins limited BY said O ma ~
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