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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-05-02
CALIFORNIA.

A Teamster and Rancher Commits
Suicide.
EVANSVILLE, CAL, May Eli (coun-
tryman,) the well known teamstor and
rancher, residing a few miles above
Browns Valley, in this county, committed
suicide yesterday morning by taking a
dose of strychnine. Dependency about
business matters is supposed to be the
cause.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-05-02

That Joe, of the GOLDEN RULE STORE. has
the largest. best and cheapest assortment Of
suspenders in Eureka.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-05-02

That Joe, of the GOLDEN RULE STORE, has
not sold out yot, but he is selling goods cheap
er than any other house in Eureka.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-05-02
Price Reduced

OWING TO A REDUCTION OF THE PRICE
" OF wood on the Railroad, we have reduced
our price 10 SIS pei cord for a drstclsss article.
delivered. EGGLEsrON & CAUsEY,
xasskA, April %. 1880. 80 Nv
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-05-02
NOTICE.
REMOVAL !

THE STOCK OF CLOTHING. CRoCKERY
l. and Glassware Of Ashim's Store has been
removed to the corner OF Buel and Bateman
streets formerly the Epicurean Restaurant),
where they will be sold at q great sacrifice, in
order to close out entirely. The place will re-
main open for q short time only. Call early
and secure bargains. A lot of good
SHELVING, COUNTERS AND SHOW CASES
For sale at q bargain. Remember Corner Buel
aud Bateman streets.
Eureka. April ~, 1880. a25 II
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-05-02
A Mass Convention.

CHATTANOOGA. Tenn. May 1.-The Re-
publican Executive Committee recently
selected Grant delegates to the State Con-
vention, but the deep dissatisfaction caused
. call for . mass convention, which met
here to-day. and was intensely exciting.
OF thirty new delegates appointed, twenty
are for Sherman, three for Grant, and Eve
for the Chicago nominee. This will result
in . serious split.
, 1880-05-13
A GRANT TRICK.
4 CLAIM THAT GRANT nELN7ATEs WE'RE
E1.ECTEn IN WISCONSIN UNDER FALaE


4 CLAIM THAT GRANT nELNGArEs WE'RE
ELEcTEu IN WISCONSIN UNDER FALaE
1IiETENHEs.
Uispdteh tn Cincinnati (7dxftss. =
MILWAUKEE, Wis, May ya.-Theto has been
n growing suspicion over snco the dato Of the
recent Republican State Convention that
tic Grant factEon by using Was!lburne Us a
tigllreheM, secured majorlty Of the deio-
gation by clover coHtldoMce game upon
the friends OF l}laine and Sherman. It
seems TINT several politicians, heretofore
prominent Grant men, secured m elec-
tlon t0 tho Chicago Convention under
the pretelisc .0f being Blaine or Sher-
man men, and llaye slncu lot tho ruse leak
out, much to tho discontinue OF tho Blaine
md ShertDnn men. Wnslibume seems to,
have Il majority 1T tho delegates, but tie ,ln-
scrstamllng Is hut they nr0 III reality aup-'
rortclH ut Hrant. Adding to them the .Grallt
delegates who llaya boon supposed to be, f0r
Sherman or bllfnr. md 1t Is easily seen TINT
Wisconsin, which IL III reality q very pro-
n0ll,,cea mt tfirant State, IL likely to BE- llts
represented In tia National Convention.
TllM trick IL lmlpable when It ia understood
TINT Edward SnndHrson, who is Scnntor Car
penter's financial DRckor and most Intimate
personal friend. was sent to. tho Convention
from district that Is positively for Sherman.
6nndetSun cINlmeu to bu Ill EdMunua m1N,
hut saIlt lo felt It to be q duty to his district
to support Sherman, 1t Is now believed that
lle will vote for tho nomination Of Ulaht, for
whom Senator Carpenter ta using aH Ills H.
tlucncc at homo and abroad. l..
, 1880-05-13

THE 1lk0CEEDlNGs.
WHEELING. W. Va.. 1lny 1.-The Rcpub-
ltcan State Convention met this morning at
10 o'clock in tho Opcra-1Iouse for the pur-
pose OF elccting ten delegates to the National
Republican Convention At Chicago. About
100 delegates were In attendance, and all tho
counties wero represented either by de1e-
Entes or proxies
A. W. Campbell. Chairman Ut tile State
Executiya Committee, called the Conyc.-
ton to order. After stirring speech, In
which lo rccounttAi tic yfclssfttttles OF
the ;. Republican purity OF West V!rginia
In organizing and lighting the Bourbon
Democracy and giving to tho Union
now Stnte, at,d recltlnx the glorious aclioye-
lnenta Of the National Republican pnrty,
ex-Guv. Stevenson, Of Wood County. wins
e. eesf ssSd eSpor9fyy fy Gna1sar sa y Wha
Ex't;ov. Stevenson, gu taking tho CHAIR,
said TINT the Repnbiican party had tw.'
things to DO to AcliaSye suceess,--tae li3lnl-
nv aSH ct n 9 f a5 naix Ge9gS III that a astsna o t9 r.
tts cardinal principles and Its soleup, pledges
III favor Ut honest money, ANIL payments Of all
c,at,ns ;.t against tile H"'lol' Ill tic manner
At the conclusion Of big spcecl. tho usual
committees were appointed, atll tho Conyen-
toi. took a recess until , O'clock.
The temporary orEanization 10y no signla"
cance OF the final actto1l Of tho Convention.
REAssEMnLED. .
Upon renssenlb!tpK the Hon. G. D. Hub
bard, OF Ohio County, was elected Permanent
Chairman, and J. J. IIpntxDl WIS chlsesI I'es-
lua.tent. Secretary. A1r. Hubbard, ln taking
he yiat! Maae ,n a HtSasto tas Tpee ~. u
Convention would select !!glt'yatea Wh9 would
bo unanimously for tile ''p!lt.ne4 Knight,
THE IEsoLuIioNs..
The several committees reported. iuclad-
, 1880-05-13
ILLINOIS.
111111r o16*
DISCUSSING THE CONVENTION.
3nsAfrt f1fsr.of<h n Yhe f.htrann Trjta,n$

Special Dhpatth to Tho Chicago Trtiant.
WAs1llN6ToS' u. u. MAY l%-Ihe nation.
a! elects OF tho COOK County bolt are still
the sensational topic Of political discussion
here. Tho talk of yesterday that Grant
ought to withdraw Is continued with even
greater posftlveness and force. Republicans
wlo are not Inclined to l,asty expressions Of
optnfon say that they think that the time
has come for Gen. Grant to declare himself
upon this question before 1t is too latc.
They say TINT itwoud be cmincntly unpatriot-
tion to ruin the country which Ills
counge helped 10 save. The proceed.
ings In Chicago nre Interpreted
by all Republicans in Congress,
except ultra-Grant men. as Il signal intltca-
tInn OF danger which the Grant campaign IL
bringing upon tho party. Said a conserva~
| tive Senator to-day: ":rhe peril IS Imminent.
| Whntevcr ruay be tho true philosophy Of the
| factional fight In Cook County, 1t is very
evident that the thirl-ter1n candidacy is np-
proved only BY minority Of the party, but
that minority sce,n disposed to rule or rnIn
| with their fayorit. 1t is time" said this
Senator, "tl,at the thinking masses III the
/ party beca,ne aroused to the danger, and sec
to 1t that the great interests involved in the.
campaign Of 1850 are not now sacrificed to
the personal ambition Of ca11ditlates."
| w111rEs1pEs COUNTY.
| Special Dtspateh to Tae Catearo 1~ts,tne.
| MORRISON, ILL.,, May 12.-The Republican
Connty Convention was held In tlIfs city thia
afternoon, a'ul was one Of the largest and
most enthusiastic conventions held in tho
county fnr years. a resolution WIS adopted
instructing tho delegates to Springfield to
| use all honorable effNrts to secure de1egnteS
| tn Chfcngo for Wushburne. The following
orc the delegates TO Springfield: Leander
Smith, u. s. Spotrortl, j. :. 1finahan,
+. ". Edison, $. G. Baldwin, Tylor
McWhortou, ", II. Fletcher, G, u, Parker,
r. =. l,oaon. au,t I'm Scoyi1le. rrhe Conycn.
tfon i,.tr,,ot,I tbo s11onro+os ~ tn,,nrso tha
Iv"l"S.1,e,ea -, 1t'c "e'ehntes " 'uu,ee 40
Frrwe!l Hall delegates from Cook County,
and voted down MI antt-tllir'terin resolM-
, 1880-05-13


%eto . tho l. l.cst interest: Of american |npor whom
!, he4decd. That we oppose further 7rnnts OF tho,
nubllc lands t9 corporations md nonopoilcs. and
RtMlred, Tbnt W We fnytT a sound md cdnycrt;-
nIn i1o 1,;,rrcsy Of Th!s :aei dollar rscosnzs BY
dollar recognized by tho Government, whether
Of Eol. silycr. Or iapcr ,..
TIM arrIcc, ~ thn.o shn nortin1 fhnir1 HUI. ~
,oir r.. conntrys n % prescrraton. @ aid % sietnani @ tat @
country might liyc as we'll a. those who a,lrytvo
sdcny c"y '"G p oletaas rne,r wnsos & w9n enat ne
einnli,tocnts' "A'p'' po"e'"''' "''A So''0'"o'
IiessIrei. Tint vc hcartt1y anprovo thu Ad.
naturalization u rrosiicnt H3,tbertorsi n, Hayos,
ana regard h|Ia " to brightest example of I'll
who sGryes mts country beat
Hcs1tyt. Tint We dcprecAto all sccttonRl fccl-
fa; tnG3 an @ cnncnGs aha a. ~ evidence ot our
corts and nvits al ood s etsens 81 III to state
ont of tho soi soutt, g md i placns II her IL thc
Toil Of Hepublican Siatos, her hof1,orei blrth.
placo and r!Ehtfnl heritage.
5eSsefa, In9t tno M T. s9 re
III: S';nssatio we @ r sa9lh sast sho vote
tho s cbotee of tho %spnblleans Of q t;s sste
TIN fnllowtnv anbatitnte wos nfferrd Inv
NJ iIssans 's substitute for ths last fes6.
'"t, n..,,, That Tin ,,o,ou.,o. .a,oo.o, ,,r III.
conycntian t rc1,Mcnt Wat VirgiGia II. tta
NaiIsas! Itcpstiiean Convention Il ch!easo = on on
James q. Hainc, of Milne. "a thu Republican
cnndtdnte for President Of tho United States.
aila 70 aisc ail legitimate. iair; and honornbto
tcanS iea 70 secure ais nota'haton W sa'o eohsea-
uon: ~:
Inc sdbStlttlte catsed the sherman men TO
spflnR 70 uaelr rect, bilt the Blalnc men being
WE'VE ADOPTED,
A resolution was then offered that the Con-
Convention. This was apt,osed tY tha SHer-
maj, men. ns It prevented Tie CoI3ercSsu1ut
districts from selecting their own delegates.
After long anu sharp .ieoate, co,lsu1nlng
the entire AFTERNOON, the resolution, Was
adopted. thc announcement Ct the yote beI,,g
Hictaeu Huirtaeu Mit! tiea,eI!usas cAee4s 1lo1il 'He
III" % rnnvnntion W. liz "t tnen toot- a rccesa nntt)
r.yf1 ~ ~ --''I '09A e'''''
''' - "' rrEx,so srssroy.
ri The Convention reasse.nblstl Ct T:3o p; m n.
ir;cta @ sI 1rt ~ d bv tn h"1rn FIJI aes1 -, III III
ipistfII;ct ;GcnSeations, and were elected, BE-
NJ rhn ht by I'm ~, s: ar co,o o,,oror .gho,, TIM
Tlrd h District was calea pon t. rsiport
IMe o!letnlan men lenoflea nln!ority r.
port, and the blalne men = 2 minority report.
blMi!!ic !.. ue!cRnte li"seu 1ne Mtuptt! VI uie
Hllnol!ty ieRo1t a!ld theA eufnnehcGn lol!E
atln 'en1eu uepate. A1'ags uye' o.
Mnoe'l ~ eo4hes' My Snt,, wv nNaMnE ~, ,a- ~
Vor ort.. .! ute nuopto" II HG m!a-
, 1880-05-13

G.A1yEsy,rIE, Fla, Afay 19,-) No Kepub
lean State Convention met Mt noon. After
tho temporary organization. William II.
Hicks offered tho following resolution, which
passed without opposition:
Rexoltvd, by tho Republicans ot Florida IN
Stnto Convent!rh assembled. Thnt tho delegntes
nrc heruby instructed to yt,te us unit for Trnsl-
dent and Vlce-Frrs!t1cnt Of the United States.
fur President 10 tonx M he Is candidate before
TINT Convention, and for Thorns Settle for,
FIGe- President.
After tho appointment of c Committees on
Convention t0uk rtccss intil5 o'clock.
, 1880-05-13

h. h. $50 t,:.., vote ,Io,: tor M tle man ot the
" ss1s;;;,; ss15s;cxt President" ~ >, ne n'aq save S
asrsna at mdsn a cowarep Ssp + h, tss av ts t5ffs
.that kept him from being President but
o nmS srespst2g S f rassaY seYs It h he sant ea
mention nf Afr. Scy,n1ur'a name in the Con-
yetition, It waa greeted Will, rapturous op.
p!ause: and i is stated that tlie delegates
also stated that tho election of Col. Wins Is a
clear expression Of nn antI-TFltlen delegation.
~ attempt was made t9 rctluest tile :lcIe-
Eates' E.! to vote Is unit, but 1t voted down
Tl1E RESOLUTIONS. .
Tb tAe Ttst<rn Astoeiat<d PYkss,
,MAp1soS, Wis, May l9.--Upon reasscn.-
bling ct . o'clock the Committee on Per
permanent atIjcers: Chairman, join jn" ".
Cory, OF Milwaukee; Secretaries, III. A.
Walker. II. c. Sloan, and Hugh ryan. The
Committee on Resolutions, through, its
The first rectes that tho Union Of The States
Is perpetual and indissolnble, and to these
principles the Democracy pledges itself. :.
TIE second resolution declares that the
1t as sucll constantly enlarglng sphere.
The .tlsitd accortis tn the State certain u11.
ttefiited powers, but tic Nation has proper
sun!presslon over all Interstate and inter;
ont ,iespotisln md liberty without secession,
The f1urth dc'lounces the lleresy OF the
late Ctytl War; also the opposit hercsy Of
Tic fifth tleclares the National debt bind
lnK on the whole Nation. :
The. sixth refers to Rebel war claims, and
bittcrty dofloilnccs them III every form.
cons sfe s,,s, a Eod and slysr
and Says that al! paper currency should be OF
equal value and ut par value with coin, and
ss95fs fstSaIs for Of value established
Tho eighth co,nmends the Democratic Con-;
gress ft'r rrtrenchtnent IT expenditures and
taxntioI,: thus materially improving the con
tsitlnn 0f our lnaterinf ntfafrs."
~, lhe ntt praises tho volunteer soldtery in
The tenth asserts the right of the people to
the free bni!ot, atld exclafna agnfnat troops
nj the polls as = blow at the foundation of
The eleventh claims TINT Hayes holds Ills
office without title.
THE FOLLOWING DELEGATES
were then elected:
First Congressional District-Dclegates,
AnSon a, RoKe1s' 9f Rock. aHd Il; n; Aekry.
Of Rock, aid Fre,l Robnson 4E Of Kenossjla: vsIj
Elector, \: D. Fratt. Of Racine.
Second Observation-Disclosures, ]. G. Gregory,
Of Of Dane. ,I and A J.. y. Trlppt Of sauk; alter-
t1ead, ' Of sai%ba; Eeetoi, chsries ds stop
'Fh ThIf!i bistriei-De!egates, George Krous-
Gtaip o1 c'nnd e knf amd A. Smith, of fowH
E!ector, iiME'l Callpbell, Of Lafayette.
Fourth Observation-Disclosures, AdolPh Zin,-
nern1an, Of Ozaukee. and the Hon. Ed Keog1,,
Of MilwaMktSe; S.; alter,'ates, JOHN !. Bol,ai
FIJI. district Delegates Joseph Kankln.
! and William klwe1l: alternates to be elected
By the Delegates: Efector, George II. Buck,
, 1880-05-13

FII0M THE FlKtD." ~
Dispaseh to 81 isais 7lobt iAsnoetat {0fnntsfsl..
PHILADELPHIA, Pa.. May 1l.-ThH Phila-
delplia delegates To the Chicago Convention
Ind u deal Of backbone put Into taem to-day.
Now York le l1ad personal Interviews witt,
WIS thus approached Is now strong III his a4-
yocacy OF tho, cx-Trusldent. Tho means
which were used to bring about tl.ls ohRnRe
wosu of the ntltiest sort. Senator Cameron
statud with confidence that Grant would have
nlUra thai 400 votes Oh tho first ballot, and
would bo nominated without u doubt. H0
gave INSURANCE TINT Gtant was interesting
Himself IN tho matter, and quoted. the Gen
eral All saying, at recent conference Of ht8
friends; "My enemies cannot forco me from
the del1.h -, vs.,
, 1880-05-13
RED 'i.'I::'i; r TER /.
D.A:Y Y,
SATURDAY, S
MAY Is,
At THE,
PUTNAM
CLOTHING
HOUSE.
GOO DS
PILED
MOUNTAINS HIGH
In anticipation OF the largest days
trade ever witnessed; a trade
which has always characterized
our RED LETTER SALE. A
General Putnam

Will be out in FULL DRESS
UNIFORM, escorted by one Of the
BEST BANDS in the city, who
will be glad TO renew oldacquaint-
ance and make new friends, to all
Of whom his autograph will be
presented as a 1nemento Of one Of
the brightest days in the history
Of the. LARGEST CLOTHING
HOUSE in the Great West.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-01-08
Yau mu.l go o., cepgh.

With Shiloh's Consumption Cure you
can care yourself. II has established the
lac. thai Consumption can be cured,
whlIe for Coughs, Bronchitis, Whooping
congh. :, stbma, aud all diseases OF Throat
and Lang. tie absolutely without sn
equal. Two doses viii relieve your child
OF Coup, 1t ID pleasant to take aud per-
fectiy Ia rrnless 10 The youngest child, and
no motb,r can afford 20 be without IL.
You can "a = two thirds Of bottle and II
what we say IL not true we will refund
the price paid. Price 10 cts. 50 cts. and
sl .O1 Der bottle. II your Lungs are sore
or chest or back anne use shiloh's Porous
Plaster. Sold By Wait q Hard, Manches.
ter aud Factory Poiut, w.
Rave You Dyspepsta, are yon Ccnsii.
pated. have you a Ye,low Skin, Loss Of
Appetite, Head Ache, ifso don't fail 10
use sHILOaiS SYSTEM YITALZER.
Lie gasrznteed 10 relieve you, and viii
you costume to suffer when Jon can be
cured on such terms ~ tbeseg Price lC
cts. and as cls. Sold by Walt & Hard.
Wells Persian Perfume nHACKAE-
TACK Il rich and fragrant. Try IT,
Sold by wait 4 Hard.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-01-08

Honor FROM EUROPE. II is conceded
on 81 sides that DR.. Ayers Pills are
above comparison with other medicines.
Uniting the best elements known 10 the
chemist, they are particularly effective
against the numerous stomachic disor-
ders for which they are recommended as
. cure. These pills ale so mild, yet
searching, that they are prescribed by
doctors who otherwise do not favor patent
medicines. Indeed, with The fruits OF
DIR. Ayers genius in the shape Of Pills,
Sarsaparilla, Ague Cure, and Cherry
Pectorsl, one might with impunity trsv-
el through the swamps Of tropical Amer
lea, or follow Stanley on bis travels
through the interior of Africa. - Amster.
dam NieaUs van den Dag.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-01-08

state JearnAl, hss bssa dissolved b. 10
rssiyvmsai Of he iunior Pastser. 90 a.
osant EN- hsslsb Mr, Joseph pplaad
rsmsias he sols proprietor.
AlbtrI CbspmIu kss reslgsea he posi.
tion - nErlcaHural editor q he Middle.
barry Register, ana eomle'nplAiss he e.
tselisbmsnt eta monthly wholly eevolcd
q he Msrino sbeep trsde.
A son Of Aibcrt Durfee. OF StnGeia,
sged "a, whllc esfsisaly hsuaBng l2s-
to' whlch be suPposcd 10 be ualoA3ed,
shot himscii saturday, ,hs bali catering
BIZ heart, ki.llRg hlm laslAatiy.
Gold aIiuing hss beer sonmenosd on
land owned b. silAs VI, Hazsu, of We,t
HartlsFd The parties Ia lsieFesi are NJ
10 HoWf. Dr. D. A, Morse and Mrs.
Chester Dowuer, Of Sharon. Or. Morse
has been ptosPsotIug for two years pAsl
10 tie neighboIhood, aud Is ssaEslne 10
erpeutA,lons Of success.
Two hundred and ,hlrtysix fishermen
have been lost from Gloucester, Mass.
during the past twelve months, and Il Is
feared that others will be added 10 The
list, as several vessels arc now missing
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-01-08

asa AZ spslas A6s esmss. yea nss4 70 tsAs ssrss
Ana 81 kLsoA ms8izlas. kOu 4 ysaE skin il
ysllow. plnpiss come oat on yoaY face And bach
ewes arh feeA half0us, tske Dee or zee bosatss y
Ia KAWKxss Nav k4seou bGatDIs AEd YQa All
bs surprised u the eha1gs, lpa va fesA sP,
ehesks eli bseSns red. syes hriRhl, whGl you
ssa III sasts right, kH fsel yea kna 81 s4hsFs
sAaahd lAkm . Iaao1 Essmeay y Ne hprlHgs Al
Scr la hAwKAa hKz EEoeb AEzrnT. e ~ knSS
4 Z rssIshle sbd III - - ws cav " n0ssy re
retasAsa. Pei sale bY W4srA HAS, PFles u
PEI bottle. IS
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-01-08

The old idea tina, dangerous pulmonary
diseases could not be cured BY medicine
has been forever siIeneed by the operation
OF N. G Whites Pulmonary Elixir, 10
the most discoursgiug oasesof chronic
cough. The Elixir ,riumphs when oil
other medicines fail, sfresliug 10 few
days the most violent cold or cough, re-
lieviug difficulty Of breathing, and inly
restoring the feeble and emseIated suffer
er. SIim
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-01-08
A Mother Writest

When children begin to cough at night
give dose of Whites Elixir, one or
two doses always stops the cough, and
the child sleeps well. Nothing is so
wearing on small children as incessant
coughing during the night, ,ss my chill.
dren always do when they have colds, il
by any means happen to be without
Whites Elixir. 1t might truly be called
the Elixir OF life TO all who are subject to
coughs and colds. 20 SIN
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-01-08

They are not beverage, but a
medicine, with curative properties Of
the highest degree. containing no poor
whiskey or poisonous drugs. They do
not tear down an already debiltated
system, but build il up. One bottle
contains more hops, that is, more real
hop strength, than barrel of ordinary
beer. Every druggist IN Rochester
sells them, and the physicians pres.
scribe them. Eueaing EEWeSs on
Hop Bitters.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-01-08

TO al who are suffering from the errors
and indiscretions OF youth, nervous weak.
ness, early decay, loss Of manhood, &c,
| will send a recipe that will cure you,
FREE or CHARGE. This great remedy
Nss discovered by missionary 10 South
Amefiea. send 8 self.A ddressed envelope
10 the REV, JosEPH I. lyman, Station d,
Neao York city. S5iy
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-01-08
DIR. y. O. white. pulmonary elixir

Is warranted to relieve the Group 10
thirty minutes: TIC relieve common
cold Immediately: To relieve asthma al
once; To cure all coughs before ulcer
alton; To cure sore throat: To cure
hoarseness Of singers or speakers; To
always loosen cough: To cause the
patient raise freely: To always produce
rest at night; To give satisfaction to all
who use IL. sH 30lm
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-01-08

P'ERFEcFLS SAFE IN ALL CASES. For
disease OF the Throat, Lungs, Croop,
Whooping Cough, Colds. etc, Downs
ELIXIR is a safe, relis1le, aud effeetual
remedy.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-01-08

misunderstanding he lhsws sleiEhiRF
Eil fair. wiss secs ssoogh - tie woods
ior shedding psfpasa.
-Joss q Nod. siss suparialsndes,
a sgrlesHuu, hsld = neetlhg =, thi,
pace lagt Frday rss silsBdsaee va
n3s arks
Tuesday o. AT week Mr.. L. b
Dove vhIls loading og,. mss with =
tearfal aecidsHt--one 81 lse ieEs ro!Aag
aowH irsm The pie, catching him And
smashing 10th bones ID one lsg.
TIE BIpiIa church Was The recipient
Of tsrS beannfal Christmas present, .
handsome bntlernat pulpit desk With
black Esh pABels aod walnut trimming
Mr.. RnIssi Fisher Of Chester was The do
nor.
Notwithstanding the Indictment
wsAihef Of saadsy Night large audience
assembled Al the Methodist church TO bear
Frederick Stuart lecture. Mr.. 5 gave
good Satisfaction and will doubtless be
called here sgsln.
BERLIN, NJ.
1T ia said that Mrs. Vim. j. seely, g
s,alwAri resident Of The Town, 10 in the
habit Of accompanying her husband At
his daily tack a, wood choppiug. We
have Mr., Seely's statement that she
(Mrs. So can chop cord Of wood 10 a
day and attend TO her domestic duties,
aud by working early and laIe she can
chop from one aud oue.hAIf to two cords
per day.
Geo. RnTaa the popular conductor on
che II. Z. 4. r., has been made the snb.
ject OF malicious prosecution, the plain
lG beipg q drunken passenger that
boarded The train at Brainerd and left bis
oxercoAt 10 the car, on Christmas.
The valuable property known as the
Danisl DenIson estate is offered for sale
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DR BAxTERs MANDRAKE BIrrEp act
npoH the stomach, Liver aud Bowels, re-
meve all secreAons, purity the Blood,
aud iortify the system against disease.
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WANTED.

Sherman & Co., Marshall, Mich, want
an agent 10 this county at once, at q sala.
ry OF 800 a month and expenses paid.
For full particulars address as above.
0 27fv
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sHoRsEMEx. AK y0ur merchant for
HEsRY Il JoHSsoN's ARXicA AND On
1SINEST, aud keep II always 10 the
stable, TO use ia case Of accident.
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ptgToskFs. Ths objesi bslag = btuevo-
lspt &c i l. hspss 81 wili lsSe = hslpiax
AAua. Come ens, CONS Al, asa eii -
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-01-08

; Nothing is uglier than a.crooked boot
or shoe; straighten them with Lyons
Heel StifIeners.