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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-09-04
OFFICERS OF THE SOCIETY

The sweetest voice ! ever heard, said
the bishop, was a woman's. 1t was soft
and low, but penetrating; musical and
measured Ia It's accents, but not precise.
We were ons steamer and she murmuFed
some commonplace about The scenery. |
do not remember what she said, but can
never forget the exqulsitely tender,
musical voice.
The sweetest voice | ever beard, re.
piled The professor, was 8 mans. I had
been out fishing nearly all day and got
back TO the hotel sbout three o'clock
The man came out on the front stoop,
opened BIZ mouth Ike sea.eAVern, and
roared DRSURl | ! till 1t soured the
milk 10 The cellar. have heard other
voices since then. bat | never
Bat the bishop, with look Of intense
disgust ali over bis face, bad already
walked swsy out OF hearing, and was
lighasg fresh cigar by himself.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-09-04

No house is big enough for two vita
10 live 10 together.
No one is ever faligusd after the exer.
cise Of forbearsDce.
That eiSiiliy i besl Which exelades 81
snperaaous formalilg.
Kindness 10 tAe golden ebain BY which
society l. bound together.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-09-04

The following IL told OF General Pelis-
sisr: Some years ego Pelissier, on parade
oee morning, got angry With soua
ctFoer Of q cavalry regiment, whose tenae
seemed TO him quite defective. he
abused the msn most violently, and cut
him scross The face with bis whip. The
man seized Que Of Bis pistols, spd en-
desvored 70 Ore At hls commanding on
Ger, bat lbe pistol missed Ore. PelisseIr,
swearing s issFial oath, bet Otherwise
cain, said: Fellow, order you a lhree
dsys' arrest, for Bot having youF arms 10
better order.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-09-04

a house wi.bou, newspapers sud books
is ike bouse without windows.
Fare dealings aiwAys At the railroad
lieke. sellers window.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-09-04
NOW Is THE TIME
70 gel thoes
Old Clothes Colored

Aud Cleaned up for Summer Wear.
f. xiii male them iook ~ veil ~ sew and save
baylng. We shall ssad = boa neGTiy ever wesk
dHri1g The sfFing. AA e0iora wAFrahtsd fast
and gukrfGnissi 10 gfts Gsasfsetioa. Dfssess
sheald Be nFped before dying, kut esats pAhts
u. E.sIMoNDs,
goarnAl OfAes
Manchester. u. April ioth. isss t7u
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-09-04
IMPORTANT
TO CONSERVATIVES Q

A 0entIsmAn having been 40 fartunsts AH to
oars bis con Of Consumption ia iis uorst stages
aftsf being given ap 10 die BY the mOst cslebrai-
ed pkystesAhs, dstifea 10 make known the ccrs
which proves successful ~ every easel 10 those
Consumption. aud 81 Affections Of the Throat
aud Lungs. and win Rsnd tha nscsipt free Of
chafEs 70 all who desire il, II they viii forward
their address 10 siem
DANIEL ADEE, "a Liberty 81. Nsw York.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-09-04
MS CANS, HEATERS
sag Bssssis, gss.ia laa G.lvAzlsss rrOs Pans
ALSO

Tan ware, P3siu ard stamped, sheet Ircn tzG
Copper ware. Goal Ho4s, sssss Pipe. C0FTogss
"a Eihpss,
A L o
Eass kgests, Tia RooaaR. Pszps. Lead ans
lrsa fape, Csat ifou E6Ess blAks, PiNiz aad
HalsgniEs&. 03eaa fayniaAsa t2 order.
@shs FremBHY attended te ane S0fk eoHs II ;
asGasfAe4asf nAnhsT. rE1e~a ns loU Ms auy party
esE afasd for tbe ssns qna4iy Esd style q
ssa1s. Orders ~ nssl will feeeIvs ln1asalats
sttsAtieH.
IN. COOLIDGE.
AfaHgtsn, W. ian. sNh. 1915.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-09-04

Besl Ia basbei Of onioas, ~ cents /,
besi 6 beads Of cabbage, % cents; best
pumpkins, % cents; beat fqaashes, q
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-09-04
CATTLE.

There will be four classes OF blooded
cattle, viz, Short Horns, Ayrshres,
Jerseys and Gurnseys, the premiums in
each class to be as follows: Best bull 2
years old or over, $3, second best 81.
Best bull year old 81, second best 81.
Best COW 3 years old or over, IS, second
best 81. Best beifer years old 81,
second best 81. Best yearling heiier 81;
best bull calf 81; best heifer calf 81. Sat
isfactory evidence OF pedigree must be
given In all cases. Judges, ], d, Purdy,
Chas. B. Gilbert, Julius Hill.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-09-04
rRoTrING. rIRsr nAY.

Race for year olds. Best 2 in 3, mile
heats, TO enter to start, $l2 to first,
$S TO second, So to third For horses
owned within the limits OF the society.
Stallion race, open for all stations,
Best In 8, mite heats, sl5 to first, $40
to second, 50 to third. Entrance fee 10
per cent. of purse.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-09-04

Best gelding or mare over years old,
50, second best $2 Bes, years old, S2,
second 81 Best years old 81, second
81. Judges, NJ. Ii. Demng, w. II. Bene.
dict, Henry Root.
Best breeding mare and colt 81, secoud
best 50, third best 81. Best years old
g., second best 81. Best yearliug colt,
81, second best Si. Judges, James Lam
son, II, Smith, Dwight Taylor.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-09-04
GRADES AND NATIVES.

Best bull years old or over, So, second
best $l. Best yearling bull 81, second 81;
best bull calf 81; best COW 8 years old or
over, 81, second 81; best heifer years
old ~, second 81; best yearling beifer
81, second 81 best heifer calf 81, Judges
d. 4. Purdy, 5. Pike, w. ID. Ames
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-09-04

Beat dairy made cheese s2, seeobd besl
o.. Bss, factory nsde cheese y, second
beat 81 Card Of eniry TO eonisln onlI
The nnmber ADD not lbs name Of maker
Jadges, @. NJ. Sykes. 5. G. Coae, J l.
Cochran
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1879-06-26
MEXICAN
Mustang Imminent,
Fer GIAN AND BEAST

This linimcnt very naturally rginatedtn Amcri.
ca, where Nature provide. ia !m" laboratory such
surprising ant!lnlc5 fpr th"l.ni"Alof "t her 'hiI.
drcn. Its fame has been spreading for G'ycars,
until now it Cncirclc5 the ha1ltaaie globe.
The Mexican Mustang Ltanl2na Is Il matches
remedy forail external ail:aents Il raIandbeast.
TO stock owners and farmers il is Invaluable.
A single bottle often saves human life or re
stores the usefulness CT Al excellent horse OK.
COW, or sheep.
1t cures foot-rot hoof.atl, hollow norm, grub,
scrcv-worm, shoudcrrot, mango, the bites and
ftngs Of poisonous Reptiles and insects and every
such drawback to stock breeding and bush Lfe.
1t cures every external trouble Of horses, such
rs lamcncss, scratches, swinny, sprains, founder
wind GALL ring bono, etc, cite.
Tie Mexican Mustang LnimcEt Is tho quickest
cure in the world for accidents occurring ii tho
family, in the absence Of Il physician such as
burns, scalds, 3prani, cuts etc, and for rneuma'
tlsm, and stiffness cnGcndercd by exposure Far
ticularly valuablato Miners.
1t is tho cheapest remedy in tho world, for 1t
pCnctratcs the muscle to the bone and n single
application Is generally sufficient to cure.
Mexican Mustang Iiniment is put up in three
sizes OF bottles, the larger ones being proportions
atcly much tho cheapest Sold everywhere.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1879-06-26
X ar.4n;.A.. .,.y,' Haeh!. { ioY '.!rp
i@..S.

r liz E ri 4'GE?;t0I'E,la.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1879-06-26
/, [ N [ Nj E N I .
rheumatism.

Time and money have been wasted in
futile endeavorS to obtain some embraces
zion that would prove cure for thj
excruciating disease; but all have iaiIr
except KELLER's ROMAN LINIMGNT, an
that has been successful in almost ever
instance where it has been employed
whether such has been Of the inllammat",'
Or chronic type. In Lumbago and Scia;iry
It affords instant relief.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1879-06-26
A Stitch in the Back.

Is caused by sudden wrenching Of TIE
spine, AID produces violent and acute
pains, making it very difficult for the
person to move. 1t should not be neg
icctcd, as the curvature Of the spine il
often brought on by neglect of this com'
mon complaint.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1879-06-26
Neuralgia.
Frosted Feet.

The Roman Linimcnt has proved ctldc,
mi in all cases where it has been properly
hsed. No instance is known where il
has failed in giving immediate relief.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1879-06-26
liberated Sores.

The healing and purifying qualities
KMLLER's LINIMENT render it the best
article for the speedy and safe cure o
plccrated sores.
, 1879-05-08
KENO.

Tic 0"nc In Full Hast Last Might.
a reporter happened Yesterday Into tho Office
or headquarters Of the Superintendent OF Police,
nna dc1na,ltlcd from tut Official facts ~ to tho
alleged "kcnoh games In tho city. II may bc
remembered That THE TRIBUNE Of yesterday
showed TINT Michael g. McDonaId was running
game Of '.kcno" wIdc open To the
public, ut Ills saloon, know NJ 1.-THE
Store" In regard 10 thia chargc
suDt. BeaGsJ said that from thc best Of his In
fortnatEon 1t was Untrue. Just before the elcc-
ttOn, game WIS being run which hc broke ur,
md wllsh Mcdonald satd should not bo opened,
but II Mike had opened 1t ,!c t3cayeyl would sec
that It WIS again closed. IIe had tssucd urderr
to Capt. Met3ar1Iels to sscertatu the facts in
gau,e II he found 1t. even II ho l,ad 10 placo n
agt,Ad Of men at The door, lie said hc was aware OF
THO iact that numerous gambling hctls are IN
inil bloom every night n TIC centra Of the city,
to break them up, for II his men should discover
game going on thcy could nut make m arrest
Without d warrant. II tllc Legislature would
make tfie laws necessary to the successful sup.
was enforced, AMI 80 far Thought he has tascn
more risks IN trying to root out the eytl than
any Of Ills predecessors.
Such IL tlle statement Of the gentleman who
Oils the Office Of Superintendent Of Police In this
city. In rrpiY thereto, tic reporter has this 10
say: AZ II o'clock last night
MIKE H'poNALu,s KENO gAMn wAa IN p,u,.
SWING. N
II I. true Tint there wero mn, nan, r,,.,,.
nrescnt mni thnt tin os t..1nf Mnot y pc'.ons 11:,
sn,o,nted H. chnmt ~ t"e p,, poI VII, onY N.Y.
asuTey .ays That ,sn aiisr,,,nr "eu H. H..
Mits McDnnn1d IA r,,nntn~ tonr i. ,,r. ~, ~. f.
ia sa,iv mlsssken Thc ean i; e,,rntn m,.ue' I ny
th" nnI,cs nfiirsrs n thcs ~ on5cd y, ILL., o
fmcss woniI k~ow Il ,nrn H. =" ~ t"n. ri..s,
ahout ,he fact. The rsnortsr of TVS ru1n,xs ru,us1
,sss II, sir, room Ia ntnht u,, - .,tv ~,
gninr on iIasi nny y H.. " c,tp,s tMI sanu
, 1879-05-08

gon ". n. II. IIenncgen. II, boO An II. II. I'oed
VI. Elizabeth and Ellen Carroll, SDHE. o..
..Jui"r NAHy-i'radner Smith & Co. ". Ghat!cs
zmmer sSi 3oA nRSrsipt nSs,e,i Il H. ~ w. sss.
e:Ia.. a0.--J. II. Constable ct u. ~. y: ";
Strong Furniture COMPANY, $o,2. 90. IEdwnfd
rn,llh ". S. W. Hull. s3o:,. .uo.-Enma J. Lytlc
~, Augnttns 2. 1ewkshuryi 5+eo. so. --iacuo
johnson y. ". 3. johnson, sy1vrAser unodmats,
lnger, Receiver. etc., ~. Gottlsih WMFattt,
q. 10o. Lamar Insurance Company. ase. &C.; y
Martin, a, 3iH.--j X. Stcste rk Philip tloldmAn,
81. h07. Tu.-Piilp Jaeger ~. Frederick Hammer.
3.Ol.
Junus JAxksnH-.TlosA Peteer. ndsnin!stfatflx,
ve. Louis phrnctt; xcrdlct, S1iH. ga
CiRsutr rcounr-CoNrkHslDNs-Ca -Cathhf'nh stlcR1er
ye. Adam Schau mbarg and Christian schftlncf.
8l.O.
JupaE McALh,sTEn-CathEine Taylor at al. ".
F. II. Otis and q. l.. Ford; verdict, s3o0t and
mutaun Tor nav trial.
, 1879-05-08
THE rRBurE THURSDAY MAY s 1879 TWELVE PAGES

cnue, from C1vhourn place 10 Sheffield
nvcnuo; Cybonrn avGnMo, from North
avenue 10 Sheffield nven,c; Concord,
from .Cl,bourn to Sheffield avenue
from Sheffield aven.lu 10 liatstcu; Dayton, frt,t,
Clay to Wcbstar nvenue; Fremont, from clay 10
Centre; Sophia, FROM I}isscll IL lTalsted; Fro
nicnt, from Willow to l'sscll: Burli1'g. from
Webster ayonue; 1,eldcn avenue, L[nrun nvcn,lo
tD iinlstcd; linwc. frpnl Willow to Centre;
Grove, from Urchard to Larrabcc; Mohawk,
from Centre to Sophia: Webster avenue frum
llnrlbnt westward; Church, from Menominca
to Wisconsin,; Lincoln, from Webster avenue
southwark; Hammond, from AfcuomInee to
Wisconsin: Menuminee, from Hclgwtck TO
Church. Total Gust, S5O, ,77350.
SEVENTEENTH WARD.
Moore, from Elm TO Division. Total cost, s4}55.
, 1879-05-08
LAKE.

LAKE.
The Board Of Trustees held meeting Tues
day afternoon ut the Englcwnod Hose House.
There were present President Diester and Trus.
tees Murphy, Nolan, anl KcdtieId. A petition
Of property.owners IN Hurt L. Htewart's aub-
division asking TINT the Vineenncs road be VII
Gated, OF that the land be condemned, was read
A proposal from Joe shcrwin to build plat.
form, remove offal, etc., free of chnrge subject
to the tomn's ieasing bis rrouud, was referred
to the proper Committee.
Of the Whole for The consideration OF tic o1ral-
platform bids. The Committee reported In
favor OF accepting the ono made by the Illinois
Drying Company for tho removal Of oi1al, md
Of 1and. The rcport was concurrc1 In, and tho
attorney Instructed to draw the eDntracts.
The Engineer was Instructed to make sketch
for mixing the llalste1 street sower self.ctean-
Ing one, md present the same, with estimate Ut
extra cost above the original estimate, at tho
The Committee to whom was referred tho
matter Of having an additional wire for tc,e-
phonc rseoulmeiided thg letting Of the contract
the loyation OF telephones at tile Englcwood
Town.1lalIl loscluuse ou Fitty.third street,
and at tho Water. Works, The wire to bo placed
on the poles now IL use: Adopted.
On motion. tic board went into Committee
Of tho Whole on tic annual Appropriation ordt-
nnnce., The following !a tlle Appropriation
t4.ooo; Fire Dopats,aent, $1,000; police, si3,.
@ se,or A;sfi s sfe fo%n cs9* cAtterpsy s5 s,Ds; GG
tendcnt Public Works, q ,Uo0; Engineer, $1,000;
Town Acrountant, 81 oo0; macliuesy. $4,000;
small improvements, e.00o; Tow1-Ilall, $500 ;
t!oncsy, sa.o0O; Trustees, S3oo0; elections, @ sns
$3.50: pounds, $1,000; special assossmtuts,
5000; interes. and Sinking Fund, 90, ,7Io.2s;
interest ami Sinking Fund, sl7. 600. ~ Total,
sllO.O0O. The Committee aroso And reported
the ordinance embracing the above, which was
adopted.
the Towtl.llnll.
EVANSTON.
A full Board Of Irustees mot Tuesday even.
ing. The 5trect Commissioner reported cx-
pendttures Of SlB4.A for April, Superlnteud-
cut Of Wntgs- Works reported expenditures for
tho same time Of S33l.8l1a. both reports wers
a'ed.
Of village officers for Tie now year was set ut:
Clerk, $500 per annum: Commissioner, $3.50;
tapper, $l5o; Attorney, $400; Treasurer, sl0o;
Colssctor, Is per day fot. actuai ssry,cu
aid pc; 100 cent p.r o. os seI''s'f%s psss sG'ss
$3.50 per month. 'fhn following warc then
electe1 to thesa Offices: Street Commissioner,
Peter Loedlund; Attorney. E. J: ilook; Treas
i ss. @ Il @osS nd esa GS5Sst1s Sssasy ei: 1sasy
franklin for District No. !, and ". u. D.Jenka for
District No. 9, This salaries md occupants Of
nc Water Works oillces srs to be determined
ut tho next meeting.
Bonds for otiicers were established at 5000
tor The Ereaidens; $1,000, Street Coulmts.ioncr;
A;sssa.S IT, sleosj aaa caisstor' sst s56se &sF'a'''
=, Fs5e nS destHsoysd ,H ans barn, worth shout
!; :; Gilbert; Ea9., occupied By The faulty Of Mr.
Dan 6hepacrd. Tho loss was nearly covered by
, 1879-05-08
FlESH'AND BLOOD vs.. BIBLES.

epR,noylELp, ILL.,, May 7.-lo tho United
States Court, today. an order Was entered by
Jutge Treat taking Jurisdiction Of the eaao. Of
Mary prco va. The American Bible Society Ct al.
This u 4 contested will case that will probably
attract considerable attention. Col. Isaac Fore
msa, Of st. Clair County, died Oct. ~, 1878,
leaving All estate valued At tl25,ooa BY will be
LETT hia widow \ li(a interest IN tho Homestead
farm. ali tha narAanal affects thcraan~ aud Alma
, 1879-05-08
NATIONAL BOARD 0E HEALTH.

ATLANTA, On, May 7.-The National Boart, OF
Health to-day discussed the question Of railroad
quarantine, nnl passed resolutions regulating
tlie saule. The resolutions from the Mtssl.s,ppi
Valley Sanitary Council woro also discussed,
They provide for thorough inspection of ali
boltt, 'bArgeI, and tugs at New Orleans, Yicks.
burg, MeMphls, aud Cairo.
, 1879-05-08

TuN sALE-TEShEsSEE MuckI&0 pIhus--slx
North ctktk,st.
EoN RALk-DOoK. .CAeR-1n WILL YgY TIE
beat BUCK ebony and elt, cheap u ~ CHAflk'ss
, 1879-05-08

Clybousn. from Webster to Fullerton ayenuo;
Pcrry avenue, from Clyhourn, avenue to Fuller
Fullerton avenue; high, from Webster avenue
Wegster avenue to Fullsrton avenue; -Wa,d,
from Webster avenue 10 beldan avenue; BeEden
avenue, from Perry avenue to Ward; a. D. and
G, from Southport avenue TO Doninlck; Lewis,
from sopAjs TO- WabatQk aIsRAaA rGhou1u Az
, 1879-05-08

4 0ENIs WAnTEp-To gEth 9gK Q!t'cdoTn t I
a 1pfouss Gupd pay. LAUgATOA d CO., Naau'
iattnts5& WI u Sxh1axtaa'4 '4tu AooM Il
, 1879-05-08
PERSONAL

.. PERSONAL
IN hf5 fniann ksfte i'nfs feat Is cent? pr IN.
strtton. Each addfiIongi IIhs. 10 c<nfs.
DERSOEAJ,-N. NHAvE RECEIVED NO LETTER
feAr Y9u arc ut. and shall wait ahxousy 10 hear
from Ypu, H.
, 1879-05-08


|1AsH PAID FOR PRIVATE llEHAHlHs Oh SIN
" Rle suu1nrt. buy b1oxs Ut nj xDaa " sNy Gutallt
" CHAfiN'6, c0rrtr MadIson an1 UeaIb0rn. .sn.
, 1879-05-08
THE COURTS.
-. u,ooks and the Hot Springs Drug
stor.-A Broken Bank,
.u~a Of Judgments. New Suits, d.
yorce Petitions, Etc.

a n Horton, Receiver Of The German Savings
y, - e,.d bls seventeenth report Yesterday In
bsoe, u ss,n.1Ior n Court, which shows as follows:
tne REcElrTa.
no d,tc al last report. ..$12, ,203
Csth Ap!M, e '.,............,.,... -. J,6lH
Bills fef fefe.'A -, ,,.. ...,...,...... ~
Cash ltsm''''' .,...... ......... :,5!
.,... $40, 103
nIsnursEaKsTa.
...,,r,depoa!ts transfers for bank
E.s,nneftY. +...,...,. - s'''' - *HnHM
Receiver '...,.,.,,,...,. :, 5-- "a. 752
Ill am
, 1879-05-08

Suffering Will exhibit ita preacnea by the cries OF
the baly, and should ID removed bY the prompt
mo VI that hghr rccsiomenie,! temedy, Dr.. Iull'a
unby Syrup. IL Ii free from opium. Price :!5 cents.
, 1879-05-08
wANTHD-mAt.E raELp.


IN fht column. fhYee Inns tsts. n cents psr In
se5tisn. zach additional nne, ~ cents,
, 1879-05-08
MACHFNERFs

I7oIt GALE -cllEAp-A, 20 BY a4.INCH srATlUN.
m.Ss: .a!ts6Is III hoaT;m tsstetY q .sx;ms,l: y
WI! Is .oId u Isr9sln. Z, d u. COOPER & CO..
Mount Vernon. O.
NOR BALE-AN 4 FIRE, DOI .BDlLKiL y.
Do!le7 Woska West Qulnny'st. nesf pss1lanea. Cit
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1879-04-01
For the SPECTATOR.
Progress and Prosperity.

DAYTON, VA, March oath, 1879.
Being in hearty sympathy with the
educational enterprise of our little vii
lage We desire to publish very brief
account of its interest and progress.
We, as a people, feel elated over our sit.
uation, and excellent facilities for moral
and mental culture-a need which we
have long experienced. Light seems
to be breaking upon us and illuminat-
ing the future by invigorating the hope
of success. Earnest endeavOrs for a
short time past have opened new ave-
nues, which three years ago seemed al
most impossible. The tide of opposition
was strong. At every turn, barrier
vas found. The new paths had to be
made through thickets of briers and
brambles but perseverance acted nObly
her part, and we begin to feel that the
way is marked for future progress and
prosperity. Success has so abundantly
crowned every endeavor for the right,
that we believe our situation to be one
of great moment.
We are delighted to see our children
enjoying, and especially improving the
privileges and advantages which in our
youthful days never fell to our lot. In
experienced in many things, we daily
realize our incompetency to fulfil or per-
form rightly the duties devolving upon
us. Who can watch the welfare and
well training of their children as they
should, if they at the same time feel a
lacking of development in this respect !?
AS parents, we feel the heavy RESPONSE
bility resting upon US concerning the
manner and way in which we teach our
children to walk and act. The spirit
incElcated in the hearts and minds of
noble youths will prove the ruling prin~
ciple in after life. That which is bred
in the understanding, while it is sus-
ceptible to the teaching of virtue or vice,
is indelibly stamped upon each tablet
of the heart. "Just as the twig is bent,
so is the tree inclined" Having these
ideas Of life before us, we say we are
glad that such opportunities present
| themselves, by which we see our chill
dren receiving "that knowledge which
enables them to act with honor and use
fuIness the part assigned them on the
stage of life" The trustworthiness of
the teachers Of the Seminary leaves us
no room to hesitate, whether our chill
dren will make proficiency in their
course. They are individuals of tried
virtues. On the night of the 21st inst,
the first division of the rhetorical class
es gave public exercise in the q. B.
Church. This was good and entertain
ing to every one who is lover of edu-
cation. The treatment of the subject
evidenced soundness of mind, with
quick perception of thought on the part
of every performer. These, we under
| stand, will be monthly exercises. It is
here the student makes the first practi-
cal application of that which he gains
from textbooks. Mr.. Editor, pardon
us for these remarks. We hope. in the
future, to again note progress and pros
perity in our cheerful little village.
A CITIZEN.
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THE ONLY WAY.

The only way to cure catarrh is by
the use of a cleansing and healing lotion,
applied to the infiamed and diseased
membrane. Snuffs and fumigators,
while affording temporary relief, irritate
the affected parts and excite more ex-
tended Inflammation. Besides, no out.
ward applications alone can cure ca
tarrh. The disease originates in vita
ted state of the blood, and thorough
Alternative course of treatment is neces-
sary to remove it from the system. Dr.
Sage's Catarrh Remedy has long been
known as an efficient standard remedy
for this disease, but, to insure radical
and permanent cure, it should be used
in conjunction with DIR. Pierce's Gold
en- Medical Discovery. the best vegeta-
BILE Alternative yet discovered. The Dis
covery eleanses the vitiated blood, while
the Catarrh Remedy allays the infiam-
nation and heals the diseased tissues.
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Victor Hugo's seventy eighth birth
day was recently celebrated by din
ner, to which he was accompanied by
his little grandson and granddaughter,
George and Jeanne. He was deeplv
moved. and said in response to the toast
to his health: you have honored me
more than / should be honored. but YOU
do not love me otherwise than I should
be loYed.n
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Profit. $1,000.

"To sum it up, six long years of bed
ridden sickness, costing 5000 per year,
total, $1,2OO-all of this expense was
stopped by three bottles of Hop Bitters
taken By my wife. She has done her
own homework for a year since, with
out the loss of day, and want every
body to do it, for their benefit"