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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-04-22

Elliot g. Cowdin, native Of Jamaica
in this state and for many years a
prominent business man in New York
city, died on Monday OF last week.
Tue New York Tunes besides giving a
lengthy obituary notice Of him thus
speaks OF him editoriAlly:
The sudden death Of Mr Elliot @.
Cowdin Is som ethiug more than very
sad bereavement for his family and
friends il is an irreparable public loss
Mr. Cowdia belonged 10 that no, over.
numerous class Of business men who
pcssess public spirit il the highest
scaec d toe words His cooperation
was never asked IN vain for any move
nent intended ior the public good. Even
when engaged 10 The cares Of active
business, be gave ungrudgingly Of bis
time aud money for the promotion Of
worthy eads 10 party politics aud for
enterprises Of social and educational
reform, Had we a score Of such men
the Republican Party 10 this City would
have far healthier organization and a
much more brilliant future than Il now
possesses on the perpetuation Of such
Influence as bic depends much Of the
vitality and more Of the purity Of the
government, Of large communities by
democratic methods. Unfortunately.
he leaves place that but few persons
have At once The power and the dispo-
sitiou 20 Hll.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-04-22

II seems 10 Us that the Herald and
Giabe. The Free Press aud other state
papers are doug a great deal Of shout.
ing Tor Geu Grant for papers whose
Bret choice is Edmunds They say a
dozen words ia favor of Grant for one
for Edmunds, which gives the impress
ION, especially outside the state. that
Nermonts vote for Edmunds is merely
complimentary, which is not the fact.
Nine tenths Of tie Republicans OF the
state are heartily for Edmunds fret,
last and all The time. Il s. perhaps.
an open question whether a majority Of
them would be for GraDt II Edmunds
were entirely out OF the Geld. A good
many are for Blaine for second choice
aud others for Washburne. At the
present writing Grant has the best
chance for a nomination at Chicago, but
1t Tor any reason be should withdraw or
iah TO get II We think Rdmunds stands
The mex, best chance, and this is nearer
than a citizen Of Vermont ever before
got 70 the presidency and probably
nearer than enc will ever get 10 Il in
the future 50, why not be happy while
We can aud not smother our good
a.
feelings 10 cloud Of "Grantism "ior any
other ism.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-04-22

Malt is now officially recognized by
the German textbooks OF medicine
aud pharmacy, and by German medical
writer's is given the first place, both as
food and as a medicine. The effect
Of a constant use Of malt liquors has
been to increase the weight OF the ind
vidual, to render him exempt from
dyspepsia and pulmonary or wasting
diseases Practical investigation has
revealed the fact that these desirable
conditions are not promoted by beer,
as beer, but by peculiar principle it
contains called diastase. which converts
the starch Of our food into glucose, a
product into which all starch must be
converted before IL can enter the blood
aud become nutritious element.
Further experiment resulted In finding
the proportion Of diastase existing 10
malt largely destroyed by the process
OF fermentation, or conversion into
beer, IN consequence of which the vir-
tues OF malt are now obtained without
fermentation in the form Of extract.
Malt is prepared by the following pro.
cess: Canadian barley, screened and
Invested Of all impurities, is terminated
by moisture and heat, dried in kiln,
separated bv sitting from the germs, in
which condition 1t is called malt and is
ready for use, the termination having
developed the starch, sugar and gum Of
the barley. Malt, with or without the
addition Of hop, ia the base Of the beat
lager beer, ale and porter made. In
the
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-04-22

ard arbilisstisg t.Nuors q iemaiss. "a
ne ezbAasli9n 81 nafslrg mothers. II
80 aEea aaa tAaae suhtecie8 to severe
nebisl aas PAysisAl l4b5f. ana q fac,
% 81 iarHs q debility rsqsiriag
Soraarss as5s sgsrsa rHaSixe
properties adapted 10 hulaiar % aneu
he BeFroas. otseoss fboae Aod rans
cu'Ar system
~ Aigmeyef. eousullnE sarge0n
% he kinK q Nusrtembarg. tbus
speaks q malt Ia tubefcuiosis leon.
saEPtsos aud scuoinlosis (scrofula
have fond malt % i@prsYe nutfiaion
and arrest the pfegress u lhe disease.
actiag 10 this way similar 10 coa-liVer
Oh. save that iss effects sre seen 10 be
more decided. DR. Hoppe scylef.
Professor a. The University q stras.
burE, save malt az uuidtieht and
medicinal agent 10 II great value Dr.
1asmAn declares taal 4 has rendered
great service 10 diseases q The longs.
stomach aud bowels. 10 cases Of chronic
cAiarrh asihmatic catarrb. extending 10
&c longs Dr. Lerch, Inspector OF
mineral springs al AK aud Bentchsid.
speaks Of u as 40 excellent nourishing
agep, for the weak and enaciated sick.
10 whose class n diseases lis manifold
theFapeutical application has been
established Stat Surgeon DE-. Hei.
merdinger Of Ludwigsburg recommends
Il 10 all cases characterized by euscia.
tioa aud debility. Thus do the ablest
PHYSICIANS sPKsK sF MALT
extract, the only obstacle 10 the uni.
versa use Of which lies ia the difficulty
experienced in taking it 10 The concen.
trated form 10 which il has. up to
recent period. been prepared, which is
even greater than the objections 20 il
when iormented and taken a. lager
beer Much Of the eKiTactive matter
accompanying the medicinal part Of
malt is worthless, besides being large
ly adulteraled To obtain it Invested
Of inferior matter, and perfectly pure,
and IN palatable and easily assimilated
form has been the effort Of chemists.
Recently, Boston firm has perfected
a process by which the highest medici.
nal activity lie reached by extracting
the diastaSe and combining il with the
bitter nerve tonic principal OF hop, and
preserving oil without fermentation. 1t
is known az Malt Bitters and is pre-.
pared by the Malt Bitters Company oil
Boston.
In the new form in which malt is
presented to the public by the Malt
Bitters Company it must rapidly super.
sede all other forms Of malt and malt |
extracts, which are hard TO take, and |
lager beer ale and porter, which are
Objectionable as leading TO habits Of
because ii is more nutri
Iious, more readily assimilated, more
agreeable, and last, but not least, more
economical, being put up in honest old
German quarts Of about fifty doses, each
81 which ia equal 10 nourishing and
and strengthening properties to one
bottle Of the best lager beer Malt
Bitters combine food aud medicine
q the most perfect iorm yet devised,
and commend themselves to tho weak,
cousumptivs, over work
ed, debiitated, nervous, sleepless,
lyspeptic, bilious, tickle in appetite,
wanting 10 strength. irresolute 10 mind
and subject to melancholy, as the
purest, safest and most powerful
restorative in medicine.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-04-22


At tHss lS Htft ANfT tHE TO fspfa 3 pnsaaAiss
n's fai. isaas Walsh assi b ,aaes AAinA
husfan.t e ne tsihat aela R9aa etsss y rs
ut faam
U.t aspt Af4 lab, 81. ns@ uass
nRa, III cd tastf
s. uif'aaa Agf iHh, ,sa n.il.ga. eyed
Fs
At AHatN &H 8.a. HekWl nfasnshses
faa e 3.Aa hse sasH aged years saa t,at
maplEss
a. tai5n. s i AFu llth. 81 che fesltsaas Vi
ett 4tss atel 8 a Fserlte Misses Mrs Aa,h
NJeh6 90. 81 10 A8a Isansas Aiae npebe.
Eul*u So asttps tekfs
Sc E9i Rupert Ms7th ElA. n Aethsfs.
Rattle n ldsst dsagh,eF ~ aEsf N aa3
Lsei hesif, skei yasrs aBd q m0atHs
Az Vast haper,, Apui ls5h. a ,hptberiA, Mia.
ME Akues aaHKspl daughter n Edshs aud
AinaHdA llald al ~ ysAts
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-04-22
TuE sKw YORK DEMOCRATIC con.
NKsFIuN

fhANiuNs
AZ was expected TildeB controlled
oas Democratic convention, claimed to
be the regular convention at Syracuse,
Tuesday, and John Kelley the other.
Both Conventions elected delegates, to
CiaeianAa and adjourned without max
leg any elective effort al harmony
bet~se0 the rival factions.
Ia the Tilden convention there eyi.
den'ly weFe many delegates opposed
y Tildeas nomination, bot they were
u hopeless minority And ,he Tadea
msn bad things their own way Tbey
did sot Try 70 pAss vote instruc,ing
ihe delegates ior Iildea. bot a. ! large
majority elected are Tijdes men and a.
The coaYentloa Instructed the delegation
e vote A. paii il practically auonnts
e the sane hing. Ihe delegation viii
be ia5 Tides unless Be coEcludes to
withdraw Ia vhieh case be can contrel
il 10 The interest Of any candidate be
nay choose 70 support
Tuesdays work shows that Tiden's
isaasnec Ia New York in not a. strong
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-04-22
AssIGEFEs SALE.

Is tkFKHrf1cr District ~ YsImsst
The HnasgsiEssd. Assignee u iAskstasss u
Fernando Hest aud ssuua h. West, Ut Airing.
ten Ia said Dislriei Esrtaers undef tie style and
hrm nseIe u Wosl Bro, bALkTspts. vii cell
81 pBbii3 Gnrfion, e. tho highest biaaefs on Sat
ufisy tbe SD DAY u MAJ iseg al 70 s'sietk, ..
w.. Al Tho Ioxa Hal ~ Aniast9 100 10 tbs CesHiF
u Bs0nihg ION All stats ~ Vermont, 70 saia
uisInet iba fullDsiug aesefib led real estate and
personal properly hsiesEiHE 70 he estlsss u
sad EaoaGaFls Two sas france ard s2ss, tSe
Eongs mseaiEes sba 4usAtllg sfStbaf nashiH.
sFY. AifD large number d nptes, bcck
ebatts ana lsqGAspsa ~ various Atn9snts
sgt.tsE sigsfs uublYiaaks. belonging 70 tsid
baskfapgs tstetss, aHenptshr IN tbs agKreEEis
ID Noras a. 0ssAacf ~ dollars a. ths uEd sIafd
Lsl3 y lf9m4sa8y bots - q go Ughfa "
J. ~. E4aF sAa eihers, parties Nlo reads ia shs
stale gt istAsls. 80 me payment efi sbieh
las eaFils ttaak u hs Chgeago. Milangi0l >
Westsfa Railway CgmpkHy = plsaged Also ta
uAalFleea fsfsfasi u a .tps atrss II laad lJlnx
ia Fxrieus ioestgus AigaR tae itns ~ tlls h9fte-
era iaelhe Railroad. tks IEis - sharh hhaa 70
10 Trustees.
Dagsd Al Allingtan, ~; April i5th, iss0.
tsgs kEgEKh 7. nc I'D, Asslgasss
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-04-22
NOTICE

NOllOE,
The n0n-fesidsnt propfistsrs VI The Tswn
Of NtnhAli, in the County Of BsnninHtan, are
hereby notified that the tGrss assessed BY said
Iosn and state ~ Vermont within The three
years neat preceding this date remain either in
whole OF in part unpaid uA the foliosing lands
To Wit
80 acres VI land kn8wu ~ the Day plsoa aud
described fvl0ss Beginning Al = stake and
stones standing near thr middle 81 the old road
leading 90 ROCKVILLE, aud in the East hno of the
Town u Manchester. aud a. the ktTth.West cor.
ner Of Lot No 20 10 the 18th range, in tie Gore.
thence EAaterly, on the North lac OF said Lot 20
leo fods 10 the center Of the Gore, thence North
l60 rods 10 a stake and stones. tAenoa West 100
rods 10 Manchester line. theneo ON said Man.
chester line t. the place OF beginning so, On
the list 10 Elizabeth Bowman. Tai s. a.
W Asrss u land, IL being part Of lot Ne s4n
the 18th Range, and being the same lAnd decided
BY Joel and Mary Hose 20 Geo. W. sesaioss. on
March %. 1865. Set in the list 10 Geo. ". Bss-
siens. Tar, t397.
And much VI said lands uiil be seld 81 pub.
lie Auction, 81 the Inn Ut Mrs. J. y. MsTgan, Ia
raid Wlnhall on the 2sth day Of Mar A. >. 1870,
At one O'Clock p na, as shall be req usite 10 dis-
charge said taros with costs. Halsss previously
paid,
Dated at wishalI this 18th day OF March a >,
1880.
io3w d. o. BENSON, Collector
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AT BURTON & cos,
FACTORY POINT

NOIiNE
The resident proprietor 81 the sevH a
Nishsll IN tes Gaahy q lsUnisKtaa Ana stats
o. Ysfmonl. are hereby notitea ihai 10 tates
attsssSd ~ said ToWa aud state fat the vear
ltis remain either il whole on ID paft gers4a
aa The kllgsing lands ~ VII
Aeoet - sslss Il Had, i05 aorsa being he
sass lear aee@sd y James n, eapsp 20 Macy
Amsaon. Nsvembsr ~, 1878, recorded Ia Rsak !
page AL, and BY Iene II CApsn November laIh.
itiS, and rsssrdsd y Book y, psgs $40, 10 aaras
baiaE part u Let Ne, in lat Range ana nos q
- NE Bar ., nm Lot. and boing IL sams
lana ssss 81 v gokh y fArsgsa 70 AApsy Ame
sae. ~ aes - Of land being the same prsniissa
esedsd By hary 7. Asa j W, Woodeook Is Nsarr
Amsasa 1uiy 1aah. 1873 and recorded in Booa b
PAgsld. Net lie tbs liss 70 Nascy Amedeu.
Aeosl se7 ssres Of land. IS acre. b,ng he
NORTH half sf Lot No, ia the tth, range. s5
Aerss ef Aad decided BY James nouelas IL
Crawford Amsdsh April aad, 1873. 30 Seres of
land sa Lot No. Ia The Gth Banee aud being
,he same land decided by Paul Bedalf ,io Cfav.
f0rd Amtdsn July ltlh. 1874 Is acres n land 81.
ing part u Lot No. II In the CD Banee Nnl
aeeesd BY Macon Bdggs "a Crkvtani Amedan
Dee, llth. 1874 II acres u land on ths Wtbteiiy
RAN % Let No 10 Tie yth Range aud being The
ford Ansdon. Nov, Islh, lssa, 30 sefes az 10
West part Of The Ksst hsR q Ut No. 6 in the 10
hsnEs sst IL the list to Crawford Amodon.
la, tld.52
, AIout s. .sr.. q land on 10, No. and ia
the e,h range and Being the same and decided ID
FTed Adams ~ Henry D Dean March slh, 1873
Bet 10 Ms llss 10 Pred Adams. Tar "a rs
Aad 10 mueb Of said lAnd will be sold al Ruhll,
anonea ct ,hs lan Of hts J. s Morgan. 10 said
Hlahsl 90 the Ssh dAy OF hAyt. y. 1889, atg
. elssk p. m, ~ hall be requisite 70 diaobArre
sAid taxss With costs unlsss prsviousy paid
Dated ~ WinhAll tkts 18Th dAy Of March. A. n
1850.
A0ew n = uRNgnN cu =.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-04-22

Ia tbe Massachusetts Republican
convention Eimulds stood fret. Grant
second aud Biaiac aud Sherman
Boshere Ejmuads delegates we're
elected b. vote Of almost two to one
over Grant delegates, a resolution Do
clafIng that Rdmunds Is the ifst choice
Of Massachusetts, Republicans bot
pledging tbs vote Of The party to The
Chicago nominee was passed. Consid-
cradle work was done for Grant aud
Sherman before the convention aud the
Tact that 80 many delegates were.
notwithstanding, 10 favor Of Edmunds
shows that tue people 10 that state are
10 dead earnest about Il.
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CNoMMIssTONER,s NOTICE

a. " kAAkAA ANthks
The shdefsignsd, having beeH appointed ~
The boo Probate Court for The District u Nan
chester CommiksionsFs, 20 receive, orfmine ard
adjust all claims and demands o. al psrsouf
aghiDtt the estate q
A. O. Clark late u Manchester,
IN said district, deceased GHG 81 claims crib.
tied 10 eject thereto, hereby give ballcs that W.
ell meet tor ths pufposs tfQresaid, AZ The
Snes q A. q. Cara Co., - FAcl6ry Eoiat h
SAID hAssbssIAf a ths s0ts DAY q aae AEd % n
DAY u ost ftotA e'eioek, q. nj. HHtii o'clock
?. ~. on sAeh u sali days. Gad that six mosths
fFom lbs sist a1y 81 kAFeb 4. D., 1870 il khs Nae
lmltsd ~ sad Coar fsY sstd creditors 10 pre-
ssnt tkslf eAaADs 10 as fof sKARllnalaon saa al
laEehss.
Dsssa q MaaeAssssR. tkis Siss day o. xAreh
4. .. ieN.
40 COHK, -,
G7ss KICN4bp n, LKAH, Seas
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-04-22
,. Q nENa0N, Collector
PETIT ION FOR DIVISION OF Es.

erATA OF VhnnoNT, District Of Manchester, "a
In freeals Court, held at Manchester, within
and Tor said district, on the 9th day OF April,
A. D., 1850
PIesent Hen, u. Howard, Judge
whereas, Horace W. Lssroher ano ~ the
heirs OF the estAtc Of Amos Iapfonce late on
Manchester, deceased, haa h!ed his poutinn Ia
wiring, setting forth thAt he boids one equal
siith part OF said estate jointly with the other
heirs thereof, and being desiroua b hold Tie
same "a seyerAity, and praying paid Court 10 on.
dor a DIVISION Of sail estate ana appoint com
mlssioners for that purpose. II - ordered hy
said Court that said petition, hearing and doris
ION thereon bd referred 10 u 20 aiOn thereof to be
held at the Probate Office Ia Manchester. n g.iJ
District on the 2sth day Of April, A. o. Iss0
sna That all psrsoDR interested be notified
thereof, by publication OF notice OF sAid Apphcs.
uon and order thereon. three weeks successive
" IN the Manchester JOURNAL, 3 Newspaper
Published At Manchester aforesaid, before said
time OF hearing, that thoy may appear at said
time aud place, and, they see cause, object
thereto.
by order Of Court
47sv Affect, RANRRY HOWARD. Judge.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-04-22

Al no time has the mercury been
below 2Ss.
trer NAumnm. Aver Mluimun. Aver. Mean.
Apr. $50 s6o So
Corn and vegetables Hourish, foliage
Of the trees pretty well out.
Respectfully yours.
JoHS IsHAM.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-04-22
STATE or VERMONT.
NEsMIx0TuN curkIr. a.
IN CHASCERY, Isas Tsrm. Il SO.
N&NgY gENTtN

HEsNIx0ruN ooCKIT. a.
IN CHANCERY, JAMS Tern. isse
N&Ncf cEKTtS
FpwAHp noHKNTs. = -
!. - 80 n ~ So 4 4 e,s,t "a ~. -,
ts4e ooesss, Der Yss1saa - tasselssHsa
tasstAH tssi ans oesgHs Tat1aa. Ass 81 Nae.
oAsetsf, p sAsa ossaH. cay s1sssts1 = tie
psiaitnssE, e tAs sotA - gGRnAFf, itss. 3 Maft
FaSs essa = e~Ftals AS = sAiA psrssN e.
sssiesa - sAs4 meftGAge - tsAswtl hagEAnins
a rs hsTtAsweat eorBss ~ isA1 sosaVls4 ~
NGham 0srdasf, tksnos sastsrlY e. 1araasxas
Aortk has 10 &4d swas4 BY Aiisa AA&rna,
thsnss k0rtAs - AAerss Ans. V lad SwaeA -
0eafgs Val, thsnss Nsst 90 YlAlls aoatA Rns
"a ne hishway. thenss seath aa k4akvhy ~ Arst
eeunas, nssniAg . soavsy A. Ne lAaA decided
by George MarsA 30 8susgs TutaA Also sas
ether pises 81 land asacfihad ID 3 &ssa AAssa
Jelly 81 its5, from n n kSbsrts - Gee. MartA,
ea.,iiiiousa tes Ne PAymsNi q tsur hsnaFsA
aailKfA. ksccrdihg = he teAaf q ! certain
prUmlssorY uois ks&rinx sssa cate VITA sald
Seed snd payable 20 lie Psutsous o. ksArsF Gee
year aftsr dAte. with sAtsrast auHually ukieh is
lac aud has not essnrRia, And farth - ssa.isf
thai Edward hobsrts, " New lorh Oiy. has ~
interest 10 said premises ~ rlrt9s q canrsy.
Aaes Subsequent % said martgArs and ths see
said George rattis has sincs ebitssta. And that
hmmei IHitln GHd JsfEsh Tutns 49, TIE h
eentefs q he VII. tHd pfAying thai the tusity
e fedsmpiigH q tbs said Ed~Ard Roberts. Eai,
ne Intue AVID 1erushA r 1attls 10 sid pFsm.
isss - fareeiased
Wharsupon q ApPcsrirg that The sAis Edward
kohtfis rssites oui u this State, % that cab
psesa csnHoi bs served IN kiK, IL i efdsfsa
that she aid EaWard Roberts 10 moulded 10 ap-
pear before the Court Of ChHarrfy. nstt 20 -
held 81 Manchester, utthin Asd for aAia Ooaniy
% The hrst Tuesday sf Jane, 1850 and mAAs "a
sSsf 10 said psnhon. BY publsAinE the sub
stanes u sA,d petiuon ihrse weeks saeoeasiVsly
10 TIE Manchester JsrASAL. pVhle 1swspaPar,
puntsd ~ said Manchester, ths last % uhish
shall b a. isAst lwsnty days previous 10 said
nrsi Tuesday Of JsHs
Dated 81 Manchester, In said Csanly, The nh
dAT o. April iseQ.
II. X. TowLER. p.psiy ci.rk.
buEroN A krnsoS. sofa. ttsu
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John PERRY's EsrArn.

II
sTArE or VERMONT, District " MAucbcstsr ss
At q Probate Court, held 1t MaHeh eater. within
and for said District 90 the 8lst dAy Of Marcel
a. D.. 1880.
Present Hon. HAnBsy Howard Judge
The Executor, william H. Rmith, 0g the Ia
tate Of gshn Perry. late OF MsnchesteT 10 said
District, deceased, er0posisg 10 render an 40.
coast Of bis administration On said estate.
snd makes appiicstisn for deoree of dis.
uibation VI said estate, WhsTsupon Il 10
ordered ~ sad Court that said account be 81.
aminsd ~ sIosGnes At = session thereof 10 be
held ~ the Probate Ofiee in Manchester IN snid
District 80 ths III day 81 April D Iss0,
and that notlcs b given 10 al persons interest.
ID b. the psbieatioa Of this order IL tho Ma.
shesssf s0CabLt, peuspspsf priHtsd Al said
haAsbsstsF. tkFse vssks saeossafysly, previous
70 aid tine Of hearing.
A tfas Hsnofe,
Attest. kANEET HOWARD, Judgs.
Atras espy ~ Record
Gsw Attest. kAhRKY HOWARD, Jadgs.
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COTKT on INsOLVTNCY.

y Btate - vermont District ~ Manchester.
IL tbs matter q lsmes T.. Mccall. lBtoiYeot
debtor.
On poiitiGn o. kufas II. Consnt. Assiants,
II il ordered that the secaud sus ihlrd meetings
Of the creditors n fad ins9iTent debtor be hsla
at the PROBATE Once 10 Manchester in said Die
hiet on he x9th, day " Apul. 1880, At 10 0eiOek
A.. N for the pHrpo'e set i0flh 10 sections 40 rs
aud ~ 81 an Act ~ establish Courts ~ iBaol.
Fency Ia this State" approved h0Fsmber. 2sth.
1876 and also for tho Durpese u proving thelr
elalmk.
Manchester, w., Apdi 7!h. iaso.
47ss b. x. sfhohDn. Register.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-04-22
MANUFACTURE OF BEER

the malt is cracked or crushed an
boiled to extract it's properties, which
the form Of thin watery extract, called
sweet worts, Is allowed TO run into
large watts, when brewers yeast is add
ed aud fermentation begins and contiu.
uos until perfected. The result is lager
beer, ale or porter, according to the
strength and process employed. But
as before stated recent investigation
has demonstrated that the most vaIuen
part Of malt 10 a great extent is losl by
fermentation, accordingly the extract
Of malt IN large quantities is no longer
fcrmented but evaporated aud concep.
trated toa syrupy liquid, aud il most
cases largely adulterated with cane
sugar, which is very difficult or impos-
sible TO be taken by sensitive people.
There is no doubt. however, but that
10 this condition. If pure. it is Of greater
value than IN any other form III we
waive the difficulty experienced 10 tax
ing ~. besides diyesting il Of its
Objectionable TO many) properties OF
beer. Thus prepared Il Is spoken Of as
possessing in the highest degree nutri.
tive. restorative, sedatiye, tonic, diure.
tic aud Alternative properties. 1t is
certain that no medicine ofthe day can
equal i IN restoring feeble aud ex-
hausted constitutions to which il is
adapted by reason 81 its richness 10
UosE AID FAr HAonrcSa MATERNAL
The reason oi this wonderful action
i due to the presence 0f diastase,
which possesses the power TO convert
two thousand times it's weight Of starch
into glucose. The absence Of this
conversion Of starch which composes
the greater part 81 our vegetable food)
is probably The cause Of much Of the
emaCiation. nervousness and debility
met with it every walk 10 life, and 10
all ages aud both SEXES. Food 10 suifi
cienI quantities il taken into the
stomach. bot The elements that produce
bsno ard fat arc rot extracted from il
Henee be eats rAyeHonsly, but is as
thin - rail. may be taken a. homely
illustration q the condition 81 thous-
ands
Pare malt. without fermentation. ia
nov recommended ~ Niemeyef. OPP
pol2er. Wefhrr, Book. Hoppe Seyler,
HcimerdinFer, Jaergenssn, SHREDDER
IicmFseu. in Germany Tfoussean.
G0ssolin. Handy. AAudui, aud Plllois.
10 France RalnAgalia. Testa and Tar.
tagliA. Ia Italy Aitkea. Anslie.
Richardson, Chambers and Thompson.
ii Eagland, ioF aifiealt digestion. loss
Of sppetiie, sick headache, chronic
diauh0a, brosohilis. whooping cough.
catarrhal diseases. asthma, consunp-
lion. emaeialion, dropsy. meAtsl and
physieal debility, Lucrative weaknesses
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-04-22
eounKsI.,,ApaNet.
Auasra Ca. April S. 1850

AgaNrl Ga. April S. 1880.
III. J5u,aa
10 looking over your paper to day /
see 3 statement Of the weather for the
pact three months ia your village. Al
low me 10 present the following state
msnt Of the weather 10 Atlanta for the
same time
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10 ibe reeoti e.eetoa u lhdIaas
ibet 80 = COED maisEiy f ,ls
smen8meuis q iae stats e5ssiiguh
chaaE.og TIE state election e. Nugem
he I'D also providing ieginiauoa
las TIE last amendment vas gsuer
ally opposed by tAr Democrats, snd
- The township tlecti1ts showed Re-
pabiieaB gains ihs state may safely be
Fsl down Ameug the Doubtful enss st
the coming election The Democratic
msjori'y hSs Bettf. 10 Feceat years.
btep very large abd The change 81
very lee sotes would tern the scale.
Some al the Democrats admit that il
viii be- doHbtiol state