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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-03-25
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There is likely to be, indeed there il
now. sharp demand for store sheep.
which enables farmers to dispose OF
what they have at prices which they
little thought Of getting six months
ago; but il we owned thrifty flock
we should hold OIL to them for the pres
emit The wool business has picked up
wonderfully OF late. and the demand
has partially cleaned out all the stocks
on hand. 80 that the clip Of next sum
mer is sure to be taken as soon as
sheared at good prices, not imitation
prices, but at those which will make
sheep as profitable az any other stock.
This will in turn make q good demand
for store sheep and lambs next fall, and
we can see no reason for fearing that
present prices will not be maintained.
At any rate, il we were in the business,
we would risk it. Again, it will pay
to keep the sheep well, to give them
liberal feed and patient care through
the winter and TO see to it that no
lambs are lost through neglect this
spring.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-03-25

Keep e wHsehial eye 70 .be manure
heap. There are hsnsrsds Of ways %
save manure. bot il vii ret be eul 81
place 20 give another suggestion Keep
the horses and cows ~ neAf together
a. possible. and avoid carrying Of hapl-
ing the litter. Do rot throw Il est a,
random 10 toe yard 10 be heated ~
the sou. ihas partially roitibE Il. aud
thea allow The melting SHOWS aud pouF.
ing raios to wAsh out al that is u
value. Bed the borsts wi,b good. clean
straw or leaves. and. ~bcplit has been
used once. take i cot and put il under
ibe cows Il not too dirty !, will be-
come salurated aud well tfsmpea BY
the peat morning being 10 fne eondi.
ton The horse manure should be
placed 10 pit at the rear OF the cows,
in order that Il may be we'll saturated.
Tor horse manure. being dry, viii alb.
sorh a great deal. This partially pre-
vents too much heating. or rather fire
fanging All manures should heat
some, bot not 30 much az 10 Are fang,
Tor that renders j. utterly worthless.
Let the Ait.pass all through the heap
whenever possible Manure that is we'll
aud allowed TO slowly rot
without too much beat will not lose
much OF the volatile Substances con-
tanned 10 it Where there is no straw
to spare. good muck, or dry road dust.
will 30 10 put under stock. provided
they are well cleaned afterwards. Too
much caro- cannot be given to tho man
are heap.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-03-25
90 COLLINS C
IOLTAIC PLASTER

Affords the most grateful relief 10 khea-
madsm, Weak Spine, Local Pains, Ner-
vous Affections, Local Rheumatism, Tic
Douloureux, Nervous pain, Affections OF
the Kidrey., Fractured Ribs, Affections
OF the Chest. Gods snd Coughs, Injuries
Of The Back, Sisius aud Bruises, Weak
Back, Nervous Pain OF the Bowels,
Crzmp Ia the Stomach and Limbs, Heart
Affections, Enlarged Spleen, Bruises and
PatscEares, 3hennatism, Of the Wrists
aud Anna, Asihms, Gout, Local Deep
seated Psins, Pain IN Cbest, Stitch in ihe
Back, Pain ia lhe Hip, Varieose or eu-
larged veins, Cfick in The Back and Mech,
Pain sad Weakness ia side sBd Back,
tioarstuess sore Throat. Lumbhgo.
Wbooping Congt, Sharp Pains IN The
BreA.t, Heart Disease, QalHsy, Disbeiss,
snd lot Lsmraess in any partoithe Beds.
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ClTAGhHAL AFFECTIONS,

such As sore. Weak. inhsmed, Red, and WAtery
EyeS; crration aud lnhsmahon 81 the Ear;
h1neb < Nuues tn Heart Sore Throat: Rion.
eaa' d 81 the Uyuls aud svsfed Yonsiis: Ner.
soV Headache NsuTalgis, Dizziness. Cl0udeA
" -mory Ioss OF Nervous Force, Depression Of
prits.--Are all carefully ARd scientifically
treated With this pmedy according to directions
/ vhich accompany each bstts. or viii be mailed
/ "a say Address on receipt q stump,
| Ese pSeksFe contains pr. saniord's Improved
| lshsling Tube, with fall directions Tor in
al c&se. Price 81 90. Sold by all WholssAls
ard Retail Druggists throughout the United
States aud ChnJdas. WEEKS A POTTER, Cen
cal agents and Wholesale Druggists, Boston.
/ Mare
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THE TRICKS OF commIssIoS mES.

THE TRICKS OF COMnIssfON MEN.
There are hundreds of good. honest,
commission merchants all over the
county who attend to their duties
faithfully aud honestly. and who regu-
larry make due returns aud statements
to their patrons with honesty and de-
spatch. But, unfortunately, there are
those who are not so fair and honorable
in their dealings with tho community
at large. While their transactions have
a wide range, and through different
methods. the principal complaints
against them are from those farmers
who send articles which are likely to
rapid decay. These commission gentry
know that in their favor are the hun
dred and one excuses go often given,
such as Spoiled, Sweating, Received in
bad condition. etc., and they are not
slow TO take advantage Of all the OPP
portunities in their way.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-03-25

You can hardly give too much burned
bones 10 your hers 10 provide the nee
cssary amount Of lime for egg-shells,
aud The next best thing for that pur-
pose is oyster shells. which can be OBJ
tanned by the barrel tand generally
without cost except taking away s,
hotel OF restaurant 10 yoar nearest
town. Ny new tenant goes eighteen
niles for them. and considers them
cheap al that The hens eat them
when pounded into fragments As easily
as they pick up the shelled corn, aBd
they furnish material for the egg shell
more completely than anything else. /
do not qai,e believe 10 giving broken
earthen ware as come propose Joing'
The sharp corners are more likely 10
cot or otherwise injure the crop than
the more easily digested oyster SHELLS.
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Price rs Cents.

q eArsfai 10 call iss C0LIINe' FoLTAfG
Ii. AETNR lsss pea eat satns soFthieas ifaltstaa@
rala b ~ NkaAesale ana Est1l Druggists An1
se1lsFs iAfoagkoaf the GATED states AID C1aas
ssAa, and By WKEks 8 P01TKh, FFepFsstars.
Bastsa. Mas. n.iytcfsssSl
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10 Years q Sufferer.
From Hon. T. p. Bogert. Bristol. r. I

hers =. NEIEs 4 Porter; Gsntiemea--Fes
ing thoroughly convinced Of the efficacy Of SAN
EoBb's RADICAL CUBE TOR CLTARRn, am induced
10 drop sou limo % cay that although | have
been stetiicsl I all tho nostrunis advertised 80
"rad'csl cures" have never found ArythinH
tla promises each relief and ultimata cure ~
that ~ SAErugD's.
htve zen afflicted With this dseA@ NOR :
u a. ten YeArs, suo not uu.il reear y 90 Mid lie
tidnso d y re aeu - ~ d an uBul l read the
lett'r " Mr. tRwY WILLS, AVID | can truthful y
rsy Tat tlt'e nsing five or it 10 ll~- | tfh
1har ugh f linefd " iss urative oropsFsies
10 Ins eaa. Others sinsrlv sfiiet ID like iny-
sci viii b. 'nSneed ~ make the bial, | am,
gtttsicsati very nul!, &c.
THEo, T. BOGERT.
hRspoL, i. T., Jpiy al 1877.
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.SlNFORD'S RADICAL CURE

IT'S a fact that can be substAntisted by tho
l. most respectable testimonials ever ahoraed
70 favor OF any proprietary medicine, that the
RADICAL CuRE YoR CATAkHH does in eYerv case
anord instant and permanent relief. No matter
81 how long standing, OF how severe the disease
the first dose gives sueh evidence OF its value
IN the treatment Of Catarrhal affections that con-
ndsnee il at once felt in is ability 10 do all that
Is claimed Tor it. TAs testimony OF physicians,
druggists and patients IL unanimous 10 this re-
spect, and the accommodating evidence 10 In point
OF respectability superior 10 any ever before
obtained IN favor ola popular remedy. The
propneiora, therefore may justly feel proud Of
the position the RADICAL CURH has attained, and
believe 1t worthy Of its reputation.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-03-25

AZ the cows come Ia the best Of the
hsifers may be selected for raising.
There can De no better way 20 improve
The stock Of cows than TO use good
bull Add keep The beet calves. well feed
ing aud caring for them uutil matured'
Aiter the,e become cows a selection
cAa again be made for breeding, and
ouly ths beat retained Ia iew yeau
tie yslae Of dairy cows may bedeubled
By this caretnl practice Of selecting.
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A Word of Caution.

May complaints come ~ ne OF tho IMP.
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claiming 10 have purshased H. by measure, 81
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POSITION, and consequent DISAPPOINTMENT
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The same principles which have won for g the
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thern states which preceded and accompanied I
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REMINGTON AND RUTLAND
RAILWAY.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
TRAINS LEAVE MANCHESTER

MOVING SOUTH
i6A.s- from Entlfnd for BenniRgtsh Troy
ana New York
2AgF.N. igpfe#f, fFam hg. Albass 10 Nsw
fora We Irpg.
% Mixed
II 80 ?. N.--A, Cha RspreAs, from MontfeEl, o..
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a. "a le midhlsht
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Montreal sha OgasnsbeYg.
10 81 freight.
8 ~ ,. - Erprsss fSon Ass york sad Trsg.
The train connecting xith ihs 50 EssenmseA
tion isssas ffoy - i0k. ~ eonHsstine witk
thH 81 III tgslaA from New Y0Tk
The asght e1uTess leaves Yes foTk ats Sop. n
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through 70 &aHt cal. rAtusAsYs issys ksw
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GRANT AROUND / WORLD

1t Describes Royal Palaces, Rare Curiosities,
Wealth and Wonders Of the ladies, China, japan
etc. A million people want IT, This Ia the best
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An honest looking countrymAu.
ssys the Cleveland Ro,ce, recently halt.
~ citizen on Superior street. and in
qoited. Mister, kin you tell me what
this here Mormon school isl I've got
niece Atlendin thar, aud I've brought
pick VI bioe greenins here fur her.
The cltizea scratched his head and
then hasI,i, directed the rural gent, =
man TO tie normal school.
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Gr7rT month a eGpoaseS guaranteed to Agents
ID 1 I Outfit tree. SHAW 4 Co. Augusta, Mo.
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20 Snowflake. Chrome, Motto. &c, Cards, with
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ADVERTISERS by addressing
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10 Spruce St, New York, can learn the exact cost
Of any proposed line o ADVERTISING I'd Amer
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G777 YRAR and expenses to agents
W. oatHt Free. Address, p o. YTCKBRY,
Augusta. Maine.
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Two men 10 a Keokuk BARRIERS
chop waiting TO have their hair cut,
fought 20 decide which was next. aud
by The time they got through they did
not either Of them have hair enough left
- be- worth clipping. aud had broken
al The BARRIERS tools aud furniture 90
be couldn't serve siI other customers.
aud the barber is almost as mad about
ii AZ the combAtants are.
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Iishlaairfs have tue habit when
ialkits their h. Itch. such as IL 10, OF
itteiieciipa the personal proaoun lie
br,s not required such as the King
b. has eaae Often 10 consequence =
sentence IL rendered extremely India
erons, gentleman says be listened
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-06-26
NarCHITOCHES, La, JUNE &c, 1880.
I happen TO Do q rich old woman
instead OF q poor one, as you'd
fhOnrht mo -

I happen TO DO . rich old woman
instead OF q poor one, rs you'd
thought me. >"
Tom listened, found himself inca.
pablo Of making any remark, and
fell asleep again. But hard times
we're over for the poor fellow. When
he was able to work again there was
q fine position open for him in q
great Wholesale house, aud. he was
able to keep q pretty suite OF rooms
and Q servant for old Granny, and to
live with her, to her great Joy. And,
moreover, Il ls we'll known that old
Madam Hover. Who mas neither re-.
latlve nor hobby, has made her will,
leaving oil her great fortune to Tom
Varnham.
"Don't AK me- Why" she' said to
the lawyer. perhaps you would't
think & much 20 20 hungry on Q
stormy winter evening for the ssko
OF . poor old woman. / could have
called q coach, and I'D only lost my
pure, but he did't know that, and /
always remembered just how be
looked whom be sent that bread
away. 1.knoW be Wae Q good fellow.
and % be %, and I've . right TO
leave my money according to my
fancy"
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-06-26
$pet's Corner.
Songs Of tho Soul.

Oh! the wonderful songs that never are
sung
With words for an outward token;
But 90 singing themselves for aye in
the soul,
In Language that never 10 spoken.
Songs that are sweeter than. poets Ger
penned;
All their power and their beauty ex-
ceiling;
With . melody purer and tender far
Than the notes that their numbers are
swelling.
Song every true love sings to bis love,
Born on his deep-hidden feeling;
Such a. sing themselves low in tho pure
maidon'a breast,
For fear Of On outward revealing.
Songs that the mother-heart sings to the
babe
In peace on her bosom reclining:
That give spirit voice to her hopes and
her fears,
Tender beyond oil defining.
Wild. thrilling songs, that awake every
chord
Where the soul il exultant with glad
That Sigh through its chambers like
voices Of night
When they utter ito burden and sal.
ness;
That breathe through tho spirit With soft
whispering notes,
Like winds over June rosee sighing,
When passion 10 stilled and peace reigna
within,
And the heart hushed and tranquil ID
lying.
Such songs are sung through all tho wide
And never once known are the singers
But their music 10 echoed from heart
unto heart,
And its sweetness and power ever
in1ers;
And but for tho singing Of such voicelesl
In souls filed with hoping and longing
Oh /! dreary indeed would be tho DARK
E.rth's children arc hurriedly throug'
ing.
For many tho poets whose numbers IN
formed
In tho unwritten language Of spirit,
While Tow are tho ones who in words The
lips frame
Tho power to express them inherit;
And rare 10 tho voice that 10 perfectly
tuned
When words sre tho outward token.
But never . soul but cen sweet music
make
In the language that never Is spoken.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-06-26

An infallible cure for PILES, and q
specific for LOCKJAW in Children.
Unlike many remedies Of The same M.
tuto. il docs not burn or pain upon Up.
plic.tion. but on the contrary. has a
soothing effect. 49,
Il u also invaluable for STOCK, cur
ing FlSTULAA, OLL.EVIL. FOOT.
EVIL. and other Sores or Cuts. II
will ehectually cure Saddle-galls and
Harness.galls even whilst tho animal ID
in daily use. This remedy will further
moro protect sores from FLIES and IN.
SECTS. Pm invaluable property in hot
climate.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-06-26

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