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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-03-25
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ETITION TO SELL REAL rs.
IATE 70 PAY DEHfs
sxArt ~ VKAwaKf bistF3rt 81 Manchester o.
D i'ruhstf Cpuft bold Al NAnghtsgef, sitau
Asd 60 esia dissrioi "a tht 4lsi asy Z ~ rua5F
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prsssni Hsa. RAansy Reward. Juass
leut Pstiksssr, gsreas disason Aami aistgs-
yer 81 she estate Of hssry b Weed, late u
hssssesa~s, is sAia district, asssassd, respect
fully represents Thai
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ne charges 81 sdmihittrastoa
sstiuHAtsd 81 &o
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The vAlps u personal estate tsoo "A
OF vhieh has been ~ MAJ De A..
siGned lhs uidow
t Dos u
Balance 81 debts chsrreAblt on
real estate u sid deceased tasp 7
| 10 raise Which sum, % ptays sAia Court VI
grant hifp license q srilhli uf the real tftA u
said deceased, being lhe home farm 81 deceased
which consists Of awelltng hauSe, two t&gup
and Absut 70 EefCa 81 land situated ID the tosn
Of Manchester Aforesaid, for the payment p ssla
dsbts ard charges 81 Administration. aud that a
/ part cAuult he sold without injury - tHHs8 ius
| lafestod in ths remainder.
/ Whereupon u ordered that hearing en-
said application b. bad ~ Probate Court - he
holden ~ she Probate Ofiise la Manchester IN
/ said 1dislfiot, ca the hast Wednesday u
March. A. D., iss0 At 40 o'elockt ~.
and tAat uoaoe q sald application, thu IA
tHrs and reasons thereof, and iht TIME and place
VI heGFng thereon be pissn 70 sll persons inter.
estsd by pubhshiug certified copy of the record
I Of said order three weeks saesessNely ia thU
/ haBshsster JerKEAL = uewspAptr printed ~
sAid Manchester, preyicas 70 said time II hesr
lag.
/ AIts.t NANNY HOWARD JpdKe
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-03-25

aH,nsou. M1sh l5lA. Ne. oae.a E.,o.
son, sEea "A ytAH,
A. Arunelah, March ie,h M,s Kate Haai,taa
aged 81 issFa
At AuuFtou. March 1913. a eoasamptioa.
Mrs Asry Nhnmsa, aged 81 years
al ArApfisn March afaa, aiss Kate nlgeins.
ages - yss5s amapfAs AND = DAYS,
AwooAfayd, Mstsh ah. Nr HHnss pswiss.
aged g gtsfs
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-03-25

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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-03-25
A HAPPY NEW YEAR
New Home Sewing Machine!

In answer TO J. j Hapgood Co.'S advertise.
state that IL be referred to the New Home Ma
chine his statement lie false, and that IL costs fat
NJ ore than he claims. There Ii ese profit on
New Home Than on almost any machine Ia the
market. And am ready TO contest tho merits
OF the two machines In q public trial, aud
think sln sonvinco the people that Weeds al
ways costing lees, are never Allowed TO grow
around NV Home.
W. G. LAMPsoN.
Manchester, Vt, Dee. 81, 1879. SO
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-03-25

THURSDAY. MARoH Is isso.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-03-25

Ahost, II. NJ" AhD' 'uuEo'
A lruecopy Of Record,
4Sw Attest, X. HOWARD, Judge,
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-29
claiming she has 8 former husband liv-
l.. - L. -. IL !. -

claiming she has former husband liv-
ing. She has been discharged.
| The STANDARD SAYS Pilot Doig has
/ been indicted 10y the L. :. Grand Jury
/ foi wrecking the Great Republic. Tie
/ indictment contains the more serious
charge If mat slaughter, ten lives being
] lost. Doig Is IN Mexico, and Is sale, as
I there g. no eXtradition treaty between
l that country aud the United States.
Mr.. John Gray, a respected citizen Of
/ Linn county, about = years Of age, died
/ in this city two weeks since, under cir
cumstances which lead to the suspicion
/ that he was drugged and robbed. He
was found in the street near the Oregon
I Hotel, aud was taken 10 the city prison.
/ He was subsequently conveyed 10 st.
/ Nincent's Hospital. He was sober
man, and doubtless his death was caused
/ by drugs.
Work on the railroad down the Co
/ lum bia from Wallula TO Cello, a distance
of 10 miles, will be commenced next
week also from Union Flat TO Texas
/ Ferry, 32 miles. The foundations for
/ the bridges will be constructed imme-
diately, so that the Spring rise In the
river cannot seriously damage them,
as they will he well under way.
By February 18th, 400 or 500 men
will be at work on the road.
Mr.. George d. Chaplin has been en-
gagged for a short season at New Market
Theater, commencing next Monday
night. Mr.. Chaplin is s successful star.
/ His engagement at the California Thea
ter has just terminated. Manager Ma
guire announces also that he has en-
gagged a first-class company to support
Mr.. Chaplin, including Miss Annie
Adams, Miss Gertie Granville, Miss
Douglas, Mr.. +. Galloway, Willie
Simms. Mr.. J. Lindsay, and others.
Engaged" a sparkling comedy, will
be the opening piece.
The Standard of the 9th instant
/ Tuesday relates that a lady living on
Seventh street, near Mill, arose from
her bed, on Sunday morning, while at
fiicted with brain fever, aud, dOnning a
suit Of her husbands clothes, during the
absence of her attendants, left the
house. She was not found until ia the
evening, when Mr. J. +. Miller dis
covered her in his woOdshed. He gave
the supposed man a supper, aud started
down town with the stranger to procure
him a nights lodging, when suddenly
his acquaintance darted up into a house
and dropped into her mothers arms
She will probably recover, notwith-
standing her exposure.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-29

Our people have been cut off from
communication with the outer world so
long that anything which tends to has
ten the time when they can come aud
90 without that awful ocean voyage j.
hailed with the deepest satisfaction but
better than an Eastern railroad connec-
tion is the discovery Of the wonderful
OREGON KIDNEY TEA. II you have the
backache, or any trouble with the kid
neys or bladder, no matter what the
cause, il will cure every time and no
humbug. Ask your druggist for IL.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-29

Mrs. Cordelia Miller, a generous Iowa
lady, has given $50. 600 to the Garrett
Biblical Institute at Evanston, III.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-29

Nine-tenths Of the diseases in this
country have their origin in the liver.
Keep the king organ of the body in good
order, and you need have no fear for the
rest. PFUNDER's OREGON BLOOD PURI-
FIER is the great regulator.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-29

REMOVED. Mrs. DIR. Murray has
fitted up Offices in Church's building,
southeast corner OF First and Morrison
streets (secOnd floor, diagonslly oppo-
site her old quarters. Entrance on First
afraaf
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-29
MISCELLANEOUS.

/
THE OREGON KIDNEY TEA!
The Most Wonderful Medical Discovery
rImEsr
CHALLENGES THE WORLD AS A REMEDY
Pains in int the .Iss,i.a Back and I'D T5no Kidneys
Inflammation of the Bladder Kidneys,
Brick Dust Deposit in Urine
Nervousness
Suppressed MenstruatOn.
@ AZ e. e. @ 54s &: a a: $s a % @ :se5s 5 3 Hss' s9sa
Leaf of the Plant in its Natural State
Ell s as To dc ThG r5 wish % 6 % Tea and whose mode life renders d
CONCENrRATED ExrRACr,
Of Others
FULL DIRECTIONS ACCOMPANY EACH RAcKAGE
Read the Following Test111oO1a1a1s.
ias g @ $ &C s &C. ] @ E @ ss e; $$$$#
@ =sI?; :. G l sG @ s5s $ & 8 % 5 4 Is
IA econ II o h e a - wa
PuRTLAN Oregon July 81 S7a
o
j. H. ?.
59 y n ~ S
@ % 81 Tyre % % % mas
@ many ss s ssss sy s @ @ @ $Ss % I'd
h o a.
% ~ l.
ASTORIA Oregon uecemb 2,l ls-g
@ @ @ @ R RI merits GR5as s Su rs I 7s @ Ss @
kim OF O. rel hearit
ana ne
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-29

Mrs. Emily Hayne, mother Of Paul
H. Hayne, the Southern poet, recently
died in Richmond county, Ga, seventy
years old.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-29

NEW THIS WEEK.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-29

IN THIS MARKET YOU WILL FIND AT
Il all times. and at the LOWEST POSSIBLE
PRICES. Fresh. Smoked and salt Meats. Poui-
try, Lard and Eggs. Also Henry Amcs & Co.'S
STANDARD 81. Louis Sugar-cured Hams. and
James F. Boyd's Extra Omaha Hams, the
Plat Valley brand.
Rs- Give US a call.
$50 NEW ENGLAND MARKET.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-29

Mrs. James, the widow Of G.. p. r.
James, the novelist, is living at Eau.
Claire, Wis. She is now a woman oi
eighty years, and is cared for by her
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-06-10

HalAoa. sd holds tai cosmetics above
ssy state szthoriiy O. liosnse. A cih.
Eea. IN givssE Bis allegiance 10 the gov.
eruaeni Is unuAnmslied by state 10
serfsfeaes, AID &C . dslersts as rep
rssessAtlre assgiei ifaa tie people.
ssosld b allowed 70 roia - Ii. people
requests. Aa5 n1i ~ iAs state sosven-
uoa denaa3s IAis state unii inausc.
iion basisess il toe introductioa 81
CoutederAts IDEAS into q Union eonven.
ton, ard The sucssiea Is. shAll the
oonfederaie ideA usurp the rsiou ons
and c1utrsl its convention
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-06-10
STATE NEWS.

The Vermont Spirituslist conven'tior
will be beld at Plymouth Union, Fri day
June IL, aud continue over Sunday.
w. G. Brown, the defaultiDR RI .tIant
bank teller, has been held for trial IN o.,
600. Bail was furnished. His j efalcs-
ton foots up $500.
In a fracas 81 Woodstock ON Wednes
day morning, A. D. Washburn fred two
charges FRI % q revolver at Cbarl es Colby
hia son't n.law. No damage exc spt hole
'hrou' b one trouserg' leg.
lawyer E. j. Phelps Of Burlington
t., whom the democracy intend &c
nominate for governor the coming fall
IL out In strong letter favor ing Bayard
for president, bat speaking 10 high termi
Of Tilden, Seymour, and Fielo.
Capitalists from Fall River have pnr-
chased the old cotton mill, at Middlbury
with lite water privilege for $4,000 cash
The company represent capital of up
wards Of $4,000 and expect to employ
between 100 and 800 operatives,
A tornado at Hartlsnd The other day
moved John Spears barn eight feet from
is foundation and killed calf In the
basement, tore up large trees, aud blew
down fences all about.
Considerable anxiety felt concerning
Mr.. Fred Hodsdon, who left his home at
Quechee about month Aeo for Chicago
since which nothing has been heard By
his relatives.
Two tons Of census mail matter recent
by came TO Gen. Butterfeld al SAxlor
River, aud Friday about 500 pounds wer,
delivered between that place and ST
AlbAns to The census snumeralors.
The Cue new hotel st White Rive
Janction has been sold by Mr.. A. 7. Bar
ron TO Mr.. Chss. Ballard, formerly o
Concord, ~ H., bat Of late resident 0
White RiAer Junction. The transfer, WI
understand, has been made
A brakeman on the Passumsic railroad
fell OF bis train The other morning. ii,
was not missed until tie train reached
Lyndonville, when they returned anC
Iouhd him just dying, leg and one aru
having been cot of BY the wheels OF tb,
care which passed over him. lie leaves
wife aud four children.
Rutland beasts OF having within III
borders two Congregations churches
Eve Catholic, . Baptist, Methodist and
Episcopal, each Of which hsvs branch
at The west side; Free church, Second
Advent snd Spiritual church, besides /
chapel with regular preaching Al tbt
House OF Correction.
Al a Sunday school, concert the pastor
IN the oourse Of al interesting talk 10 The
children, 1sked them 10 name some Wild
hoEers Promptly came tbe response, a.
q little urchin sang ost. Jaek-in-lhe.
pulpit. The little fellow evidently IN.
tended that the flower be named should
! hare ebarehy slgni6cABoe.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-06-10
HEEcnrH.s roLrricAi. sEHaos.

On the Sunday appointed forlbe New
York ard Brooklyn preachers 70 pray
ior the national conventions, Mr.
Beeeher took occasion to talk q little
practical politics BE expressed hi,
betei that God does not intend 10 nAke
up for al the delinqueuces aad sbor,
eomings Of the nation 10 answer TO one
great burst Of prayer for the conven.
tons Of the two great political parties
he believed. also. that God hAs q
much more profound interest IN the
welfare Of this nation than you or /.
Bot We cannot ask God to nominate by
His influence over the conventions this
man, or that man, or the other man,
Then Mr. Beecher turned bis attention
10 the talk about the great dangers
which surround the nation. why
said be. "ldon't apprehend if Benjamin
K. Butler was president Of the United
States the Lord would be scared bit.
This nation Is too strong to be destroy.
ed by any Que man Nobody can de-
stroy II but the nation itself. This or
that administration cant destroy it..
Undoubtedly thcts are great dangers
ahead. but when has il not been so II
is hnman nature. and we can't be free
from danger until human nature has
been changed thousand years beyond
what it is now. don't believe the
putting up or the putting down OF one
man or The other Is going to make one
single hair black or white, unless it be
on the head OF the one who is disap-
pointed Nevertheless 1t is our duty TO
get the best men 1t is better for you
to understand that you never can carry
any convention of politicians any.high.
EFF as high--thsn the average NOR
rality OF the people. Has anybody
ever had fast day over Brooklyn 7
We have had rats and raccoons and
and bears and snakes, and all unclean
things nesting in Office. Some Of our
officers have been good, TO be sure. but
they have been like Daniel, in lions
den. But has anybody ever prayed
about Brooklyn I Having neglected
your duty as citizens, said be, do you
think God is going to listen when you
get down on your knees and pray him
TO make the politicians better than you
have allowed them to be 7 1t is a sham
and folly for tho people to ask God
to make up for all their own follies by
fixing things at Chicago and Cincinnati.
II He answers, it will not be at the
muzzle but at the butt, where it will
kick back 1t may be that God will
answer by giving you a bad govern
ment, in order that you may have
good one come ont of it hereafter. You
nay need the rod now"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-06-10


The following sxsTArss are fron =
isttsT Feosirea from S. A. Resell. hss.
eAlsro sAgeacy. New Msxico. dated
jams ssh, 1879 - felt sxsisfc4 that
Il The remedy {CoEPound Oxy Koal was
really What yea claimed ], to be, d wks
jest What ! waited iof = daughter who
kad besa = su@-rr ssiA ncsratyss for
ntofe lAsH Ef!ora years. ] wrote you
for aeopy q ysur Treatise ca Com
pound 0Iygen. After reading this lie
dc work, and The certificates Of sneh
nen a. Jaage Kelley. 7. s. Arthur.
add others. fell that II tkese were
genuine. there nust be- HLaL MERgs In
the remedy - thea ordered the
remedy sebt 70 nv daughter 10 Kansas.
That was about oue year ago, and
since using the supply then ordered ny
daughter hes aai only not had grural7ia,
btd considers herself u perfect hoa'fh
''' Regarding my daughter as having
through the blessing Of God. been per.
mLnenuy cared Of as stubborn a case
Of neuralgia as IL ~ possible for any
person 20 be afflicted with and live, By
TIE use Of your Compound Oxygen. !
esteem Il FIEAsuEE and a nVrY to send
you this statement" Our Treatise on
Compound Oxygen. which contains
record Of many remarkable cures, sent
free Address DRs. SrAEKET 4 PALEx,
ll0g and I'LL Girard Street, Philadel-
phia, Pa
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-06-10

he tebt sinking party 10 shown to
De master 81 the situation IN All Of the
States .atoly ia rebellion except Texas.
fbc losses sustained ny the creditors
u these States mainly Northerners
and ioreiguers-already Approximate
x7Z.0Q0,000, exclusive Of municipal
obligations, which, II added, would
bring the sgures up to $500, 900 900.
The Bdgadiers hare done this In their
osn stAtos What will they not do II
they uan put taeir sugers on tic Ma
tonal debit
During tbs canvass . prominent East
Tennessee Democrat, one OF the few
Democrats ~Ao are ia favor Of the hon.
est payment Of the debt, published
'ai,ef "a Which be revealed the true
Eouye and QUO Of tile most effective
arguments Of the repgdiators. lie SAID:
We Democrats 10 oil our political con.
toiGens have solemnly assorted that
we DO not demand pay for our slaves,
aed got the chief argument used to in
hoencc the masses Of our people and
pfeveHt the payment Of the debt IL that
Z ia osned by northern men who
freed our negroes, thus pleading tho
loss Of the negroes as set off TO the
debt, which is demanding payment at
Sac q tla extent. which is as far an
~ sac So 7o'o, Would not those who
f,mwi ,ae uoppayment Of The debt on
t-Ht seeasnt ye logically compelled IL
eea~ai payment TO tie fol- extent #
taeie wae any chance to obtain III If
tbs ia what We mean let us be candid
and say go
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-06-10
Meadow King Mower
The perfection of Moving
Machines

Tbs GnalsaN kisa i nei . ass sna nntfisA
ratfasar btN1rk teeN m8nnfaetnfea IL ssars
ssie BET Aess assH a thaaHAna HeH .a $50. Aess-
= ~ ~ tAsss arsi tait srp IL saaa etasitas
kna NitA er45aAfy care 81 a. csa1 vera snAag
fesrs YEA ABa HAfs hsvs kFrt % ~ III
siN he uuasg, On The In rfuteusuts 81 tals
Mover, No charge er imEFavsmenf has ever been
Hads Ns11h euui3 pct - tYphrt b sny 81 ihs
mAfh3peE ~ kefainss e. TIE Nfas shat halH TIE
atthoa - nhssuAisa Ia sisaEliniif. and Il ia a.
eariaace VIII cstreei mechanical prlueap3s8
oplt three CO shsels 49, use3 whieh ~ car.
ftee biEh ~ Ieu the graaBd. miawaY hetweee
he anve wheels. TIE Gtst "a slas motion i
ohiH3ned by bsvcl gear, aad tbs quiek IN stInu -
spar " straight gear VITA tkia masi s4mFas
Afrsngemsat - gsAFtng ftteaon i reAaeed e.
The miplWums weight equally dlstrikatea tnA
great Durability secured The draft arrange.
nsnt i slso recHi4ar ta thiR msuuf, makiuE ID .
poifsei e@antsr arAh machine Gua remafiue Al
Seigbt from The harses' Eecis when il i Is nee
Nhesher the driver 10 on The seat o. nal Per
esfc 81 araft tn comparison With other standard
movers So saala r0toF ta tbs following CtuteB.
MA test
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ynE cnioAco cosyENr,o,


Tee Chicago Convention will long
te remembered for tho bitter rivalry
aad persisiouG Efforts made 10 Aehalf Of
the fayofito Candidates was evi.
den. ircn the start tbs, neither candi.
aato woa'd hare enough votes to secure
Sc nomination and every means was
lesgF,sd 70 BIZ tie ffierds er eacl to
gaia sotes and Z keep tho doubtful.
and ~avcrisg delegates from going
oseg 10 Ibe opposition The abroga.ioh
v itv auit rule which was secured a.
aafd Sight resulted IL &c very 80
STANCE 3 TIC Aggregate rols se"
aa8s1atc sGJss1 . Nv 'o' '''u'
laaHsei at0gt aad y woes "e''
A. gaiaea by Has' Icy y u'Aa
sesr ,bo oussss. &C. The oontss
- and on the admission
,a.s Ba,epaics lasted until lat
800 ulgbt aal 10 ballot wsa take
icndhy
t plailorl s'opud will meet th
aqgtsra' i hepst sus and i thu
baeay eyieved 81 Tie Troy Iue
i, begins wltl a concise review {
toe results achieved daring 20 yeau {
hupub.ieAn administration. every state
meat ~ which is iaeontcstAbly correct
Tbs Republican party on catering int
po~eg ieuad The republio 10 vita
thresfeael be the .hs0es y dissoly
ueu vi,a credit mpsir,d Ard "a,
ga.a@sy cisll wA iacv table a del
psts Struggle fos ualioual iriegrii
tasaa5 wLieh coat the country millio,
q jlees ar5 iacalculsble waste u III
tssiA. fesosfcts. bot Tie pasion emerge
fm 20 Via iall q sigot aad res.lt
0 si,A rs 4alhcrisy Of The goven
Nsnt aoFs thoroughly established tia
rsef, relieved q The inesbas q SLAYER
al roasessifg the confidence d foreig
sewers e ~ alien, never before e
.y.l As3 since The elose Of The eli
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-06-10

ne Albany AyJss recently psblished
t,lsfr article re sectIng on The Grand
Army of tie Republic "a. A.R.) The
4saly S1ratoglag comments az follows
IL sufficient answer 70 thsse cayi-
iers aad tumnsrs who zee no good or
beauty if Decoration Day, to merely
msatIon that tia orator d last evening
"a Democrat, aud that several Of the
veterans who marched in the column
Yesterday are also Democrats. Our
ifieuds q tho opposition ought To cease
taH aacefi1g aud slgrring at the Grand
Army L may recoil upon them some
day We can remember whom in dark
days .msa boosted that they were "cop.
pt haads 2 They don't do il any
mgte
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-06-10
MOS LAWRENCE's ESTATE.

~ "SJ LA w hlSANSlI y BsIAThs
STATE or VERMONT District OF Manchester, Sc
At a Probate Court, held at Manchester, within
and for tAid district on the I'd day Of June
A. D., 1880.
Present Hon. Rabney Howard Judge.
The Administer, Horace W, Lawrence, on the Es.
tate OF Amos Lawrence late Of MAnche ester In sAid
District, deceased, proposing TO render an ae-
count OF his administration on said estate,
and makoa application for decree OF dis.
uibution OF said estate, Whereupon ii ID
ordered by said Court that sAid account be eI.
amined for allowance At a session thereof 20 be
held At the Probate Office in Manchester in said
District on the Goth day OF juno D. 1880,
At 10 o'clock a. m, and that notice DO given TO all
persons interested by the publication Of this or
der in the Manchester JoUHSA1, newspaper
printed at said Manchester, three weeks success
siyely, previous 70 sad time Of hearing
A true Record.
Attest RAHNEY HOWARD, Judge.
truo copy 81 Record
39w Attest. HANNEY HOWARD. Judge.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-06-10

ION now Ny BACK AcHEsl" How
often We bear il said Well may the
victim complain, for the kidneys are sui-
fsring and when that is the case there
is always danger--greai danger, Kid
ney diseases, If let run. too often end
fatally There is. however, sure cure
l0r them. HUNTS kEMEY, is a med
iaine that does not fail to cure Kid.
uey, Bladder, Liver and Urinary Com.
plants. Eyou Bright's Disease. the
terror of physicians. is cured by
HUNTS REMEDY, the Great Kidney
and Liver Medicine. Try it, and cure
your backache before it terminates in
something worse.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-06-10

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i'll, without inaction Of tho Stomach,
Liver or Kidneys, or did you ever
know one who was well when either
was obHtructed or inactive; and did
you ever know or hear Of any case Of
the kind that Hop Bitters would not
cure.-Ask your neighbor this same
question.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-06-10

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