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AsoTuER ELopE9ENr CAsE.-Thc
Philadelphia Times states that q
wealthy banker, OF Wheeling, w. Va.
Who registered under tho assumed
name OF w. IT. Wilson. was IN the
former city on Sunday last, in search
of his siEtecn year old daughter, who
had cloped with and married n young
man named Henry Il. Winter, whose
acquaintance shc made last winter
whilst at q boarding school in Staun-
ton Virginia Tho father pursued
the runaway pair TO Atlantic City.
where they gave him the slip. The
girl was to have been married in a
few weeks TO an old friend of the
family, and tho invitations were out
for the event. Mr.. Wilson said il
was his intention, in case be caught
his daughter, 10 have the marriage
auIu'lel 'le girl bciug minor.
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= D u g a TT o ~ AL .
R1Hd0iDh MUcON C0Lic9e
ASHLAND, VA

EIoRlF-SjNT!I ssssion opens Sept 10 Full
> Collegiate Course. Bugiuess and Com
III rcisl Course WILL he established next session
The necessary expenses for nice months need
n2t ctccci $3.50. Send for Catalogue. W. w
AENNEfT, y. D, President
July 30, l9S0.-lm.
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ER NSSFNv susiness now before .ss

MR ENeSFEv business now before the
ND EkS 81 public. Yea eau maize
r,cney faster at work
for rs than a, anythlng else. Capital no, re-
Cured Ne viii start you. STA day and up
wards INSIDE at home By TIC ip5eairicns Men.
women, boys aud sirls wsntea cvsrvwhere to
work sOr W. Now IS the time. Yen can de-
vote Your whole limo 10 the work. or orly your
spare rnmsr;s. No other business will pay
yos nearly ss veil. No one wiiliur to. work
car fail - uiake euormous pay by casag.ag ~
once. Costly OUTFIT and terme free A great
opportunity for making money easily and hon.
Cfahly Address TRUE co Augusts, Msins.
July ic, i5So.--iy.
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a go MEETIEG-

For tie North River Circait Y r. rbar,a.
South, vii commeuce Auzps; ~, 1880. 81
Crsiys Springs, - mile from North River
Wills. There VII &c accommodated OF tt3
ground ani much pnso gster for man sa5 beast
Also, INC nd quarterly meeting will be tei il
connection with the Camp Nseuag
ALEXANDER d. BLUE, @
July 10, 1850.
The M. =. Church. colorod, will hold
= Camp Meeting in Romney, W. Va,
commencing August T., 1880. Dislin.
guishcd Ministers from abroad will be
present. "" VtiHra;o go q umc.
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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-07-30
THE BEST REMEDY
Diseases Of Tie Throat and Lungs.

In Giseasca IL tho pub
monary organs a rnis
nud reliable remedy 80
iGvRlCable. AYERS
CHElIEv PEcToHti. In
such "a remedy, arYl no
othcrso 0;nincutiy iner-
It's the confidence ot
tho public. II IS a SCI
cutlhc combination of
the medicinal rrlncI-
Pies aud curative yir-
tues OF the finest drugs,
chemically united, OK
such power as to insure
the greatest possible
eflcicncy and uniform.
10y Of results. IL strikes
nj tho Foundation ot n.l
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Clinton Lodge. No. al A. r. d A. a., meet,
on the 3rd Friday IN each month.
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AYERS

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pulmonary diseases. affordina prompt relief
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any ego or either Eek. Beilg yers palatabis.
the youngest children tako II readily. Ia
ordinary Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat,
bronchitis, Influenza, Ciergygnan's
Sore Throat, Asthma, Group, and Ca
tarrh, the effects OF Ayers CHERRY PFC
ToRAL are magical, and multltudes arc an
nually preserved from serious illness 10y f's
Timely and faithful use. 1t should be kept
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WhoopiDg- cough and Ccrsunptiou
there Is no other remedy 80 sflcacious,
soothing, and helpful.
Low prices Bre Inducements 10 try soI1e Of
tho many mixtures, On syrups, made OF cheap
and inefective ingredients, now offered,
which, rs they contain no curative qualities,
can afford oaiy temporary relief. md are
gure q deceive and diEappoint the pa;icnt.
Diseases Of the throat and lungs demand
aciive and eRccive treatment; and 10 IN dan
geTons experimenting with unknown and
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these diseases may, while 20 trified with,
become deeply seated or incurable. Uso
AYERS CuKRGY PICTORIAL, and you may
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practice. Tho test OF half a century has
proven It's absolute certainty TO euro all pull
rnonary complaints not already beyond the
reach OF human aid.
Prepared by Or. j. o. Aver & Co.,
Practical aud Analytical Chemists,
Loweil, Mass. -,
cold ~ Axl pauoor,rs zykzywKxns.
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EvRNING eEsc1oN.

Seven ballots were taken after which
the Convention adjourned for supper,
and upon rcassembiing at Q clock the
eighth and last ballot wes made. Before
the roll was called for that ballot y. i
Lucas, Esq, Withdrew his name "a n
candidate in neat and appropriate
speech, thanking his friends for Their
hearty support and saving that he With
drow IN order to produce harmony IN tho
ranks AMI bring to al cIrly close the
labors Of the Convention.
EICHTU BALLOT.
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liogo NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. %
Martin -----..- --..-.... 81
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-05-20
SARA sENs

Charles Dsislug, u G.0vsr dialoesltd
bls kute, recently, while ia tbs act Of
pulling Oh his boot
TIE bicycle fever A4s struck Brsuie.
boro, sud eIub Of seven, who viii be
aosly sQaiped, has slready been orgsn-
ned
0ne THE University slu8oats at Bar
liugt9u got leg broken 70 two places
during game 81 football Oh Tuesday
afternoon.
A. CoFentrY, lie quantity OF feb taken
from ,bc river within tie las. two weeks
Is simpiy wonderful, sud only 10 DC e.
limaled By bushels So many have been
caught that The price dropped to IS cents
per bushel.
hou. George w. Heudee the reciYerlof
the National Bank OF Poaltney, will pay
tha creditors dividend Of 70 per cent, the
last Of this or drst part Of next month.
TIE great scarcity Of men to work 10
quArrics az West Pawlet has caused the
introduction OF Germans, quite number
Of whom have arrived from Castle Gar
den, New York city. They work well
aud are sober quiet, peAeable, Intelligent
citizens.
The town Of Walden has refunded lis
railroad bt--S30, O0O-at per cent
the Montpelier Savings Bank taking the
entire amount.
George Tyler has sued the town OF
Newbury, claiming $4,000 for damages
sustsined gu The highway last fall, by
falling from bis load Of wood when going
the Westgate bill, whereby be lost one
arm, al was otherwise bruised.
The wooden mill at Middlebury, form.
erly owned by 0. Severance and the Rev.
w. w. Winchester, has been sold TO IL
j. Chapman, Of Blackinton, Mass.
The Vergennes graded school has adop. |
ted the plan beginning each days session |
At 3 o'clock instead of .. This allows
moro Of the work to be done IN the cooler
part of the day, aud when all are In the
best possible condition for work.
The works of the Eagle square company
At South SALISBURY, which were recently
destroyed by FIRE, are to be Immediately
rebuilt. They are TO be double their
'ormer capacity, vAnd Coutie & Son OF
Troy have contracted TO place one OF
heir compound engines OF 200 horse |
power in the new mandatory.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-05-20

We speak knowingly when we assert
that HalPs Vegetable Sieiilian Hair Re.
newer il the best article OF he kind sold
on the Americaa Continent. Personal
trisl has demonstrated this, aud the arti-
Gle is an elegant aud clesnly one, with out
which We consider no toilet complete j.
Aessrs. Johnston, Holloway IL
Co, COZ Arch street, Philadelphia, are
the agents for the article, and when our
PhiladslphiA friends return from Cape
May, they should certainly procure some
OF 1t. We know OF no such article extanl
for The hair, and ibus speak in such decid.
ed and etnphAIie terms - Ocean Foam,
Cape Nay, ". r.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-05-20

What was the beautiful village OF
Sluyyesant, on the Hudson, seventeen
miles below Albany, 10 to-day a heap
Of black and smouldering ruins. About
dawn fhursday, the incendiary match
was touched to a quantity Of straw IN
ono Of the large storehouses Of tue New
York and Catskill steamboat company,
en the line d the Hudson River road
aud aided by the strong wind, blowing
st The time, the flames spread with
astonishing rapidity, until property was
developed covering a stretch Of terri
tory extending over a mile.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-05-20

The Grant m0a claim that II Grant il
dropped caoagh o. hts supporters viii
60 oFcf 20 Blaine 70 nominate him.
This might bo the result bat we think
H4site 10 likely that some Of the Blaine
delegates arc supporting him merely
for tie purpose Of beating Grant aud II
break i made they will 20 to the
supper. d The u0w candidate. We
hope tue Edmunds delegates will stick
10 their man Until a candidate Is select
ed. A little Grmnoss 10 tho support OF
such a man as Rdmunds will be nothing
they need 10 DO ashamed Of even il
they are beaten ia tho end.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-05-20
M.scnrsrrn Duor. May II. 1850,

M Editor
'H0lof asa tEzme irlm 90 cosdiHon rice.
I Aai @eii yaaS part, tbefe aLi thc heusr hsHs
be poet doubtless intended for lhi,
e9oplct general application without
regard to tie various distinctions for
tufo has made 10 grading society Il
would seem that some persons would
restrict It's application TO their private
sphere. But tie necessity Of It's appli
cation to official position and official
action was ioreibly illustrated a few
dAys ago at Manchester Depot, in this
town.
The Office Of Grand Juror from its
position ia the list Of town Off oes, may
perhaps, by some, be regarded as an
inferior Office aud ofminor consequence.
But, 10 reality, It lie one Of the most i'm.
portant positions. The GraDd Juror is
to his town what the States attorney
is to the county; aud much Of the
peace aud good order Of society de-.
ponds on bis prompt, energetic and ef-
iicient action. II is true be has a dis
erection. but it is legal discretion, to
be exercised under his official oath, in
view Of the fasts, the law, aud the pub.
lic good, His duties are plainly defined
by the statutes aud are all Of public
character His position is the gift Of
the people, aud be holds it in trust for
the people, and they have the right to
approve or eriticise bis official conduct.
When Grand Juror suffers bis
mouth to be stopped and bis official arm
to be paralyzed by a culprit entering
bis Office few moments ahead Of his
mutilated victim; when respectable cit.
liens urge a Grand Juror to investig ate
the case, aud furnish him with list Of
witnesses, aud be refuses all action for
the reason Of the frequency OF serious
fights 10 the same locality when all
this occurs the people may we'll inquire,
and well debate the question, whether
their public prosecutor is the friend and
patron Of rowdies and law breakers or
a promoter aud preserver of the public
peace.
And when private prosecution is
instituted for the same matter, and the
culprit, seeing the door Of the House OF
Correction ready to receive him and no
reasonable method Of escape, volunta-
rily, by way Of settlement, submits TO
an amercement Of nearly the limit OF
The jurisdiction Of The justice, this
Grand Juror must consider that he and
bis culprit informant must have vastly
moderated the eporrnity OF the offensc
be was 50 willingly impelled to stiae.
A Grand Juror is by position the
egal cue my Of rows, rewdies, evil dis-
posed persons and law breakers and bis
presence among them produces nneasi-
less and CONSERVATION. On the other
land be is The friend aud protector I'll
NJ law loving, Law abiding citizens and
lis presence induces to them quietude
'ud safety. II Lot, he alone is 10 blame |
OF be can easily make it 30.
1t is hoped our distinguished official
viii more fully realize tho Importance
I bis Office and not hesitate to stand
n the eide Of right. justice. law and
rider, terror to evil doors aud the
wicked. x
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-05-20
onEAnEnres oS TRIAL.

The manufacturers Of the Ferguson
Bnreau Creamery announce that they
will send out their CreAmefies on trial.
This apparatus has given universal
satisiac ton ior The last three years, aud
they have such confidence IL it's perfect
adaptation to the wants q all dairymen
that they freely offer to send ono to any
reliable party. Of such size as they
need. on 80 days trial lit does not
work satisfactorily il may be returned
10 The last year they have sent out
over two hundred Creameries on these
terms aud SoT one has been rejected.
Particular attention is called 10 The
fact that the Creamery can be nsed
With either Ice. running spring water,
O. cool wei water. aud that lie especial,
ly uselci IN cold weather. After
person becomes accustomed to 1t. they
viii be able . zee i nearly the whole
year without artificial cooling. BY tax
ihg advantage Of The cool night air, &C
cording 70 the directions
No other Creamery Is offered on Such
liberal terms. and 10 dalrymAa Ia ias
lice to bimsslf Aad 10 bic Hae, for
hey are especially adapted 10 diaries
FheEs women do the work. ahould
10y a. apparatus uulil be las given
be Bureau Creamery a trial.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-05-20
lnRoaIignlLon.

Every man should be willing, and
we think should be anxious to investi-
gate everything which is 80 likely to
benefit all mankind as the discovery Of
kendal's Spawn Cure, because it is
now being used on human flesh with
most remarkable beneficial results for
rheumatism and deep seated pains, and
1t 10 equally as good for human flesh as
for any animal. 1t is penetrating and
powerful, and yet it can be used full
strength with perfect safety on child
as well as agrown person. For all
blemishes on horses, il never has had
an equal. Read the advertisement for
KeudalPs SPAWN Cure.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-05-20

The Rutland Herald and other papers
conclude there will not be a very seri.
Gus Republican bolt ia New York state
il Grant Is nominated, aud that ilIilden
- nominated The Kelley bolt will more
than oGset H. Perhaps, bet it is not a
wise plan 20 rely for Success on the
mistakes which opponents are liable to
make. II is possible to nominate man
who will secure every Republican vote
IN NeS York and that would give US
the state whether Tilden Is nominated
Or not. HArper's Weekly is right when
II says with Edmunds there would
DO no uncertainty.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-05-20

g ansfly 40 faaas ia = iisia pret 50
Aoafa esgstag egi lbs 5slsys ia zAl.
e cgAatcuoa Tie ear vas usafly
&. wht e lss ~ A5ams 6na nssY
at we're A3aed teiefs rraehiag Bal
fai d. CaAss aesaBpa.isd a. 81 iar
a. CaicaE0 Aas he deserves mooA cred.
a 90 Zee issegesi be maaiacYisa fof tAs
cnisf q be pksetnxtfs 90 not
tasak there vas oae person who va
aai Fstiesly satisfied AID heard 1aay
sPesk,sg load 10 bis praise would
advise auyoas c3miug wssi from that
tecslsa 70 Avail themselves u tie op-
P9fiuui,y pfessatsd ones = nonih 70 Do
~ si8, viE., save over une.thira the
fegalsr rate - fare Lei nae give yea
lev 6aaps. add ybH ka5w "6gafes
w5at iie haggbi e1c4nica ticket of
Lcaak Chase 81 No. A5ams, Mass, to
Gsaasi. Bieas. Iowa. SaS, also agulaf
aases from Manchester w.. to HoosAc
Juuclol coat about 81: total, So
tleossc Jaooligu Is tbe nearest point
% take excursions from Manchester
Now regular ticket IRON Manchester to
CbIesgo, III costs s22 aud IRON Chi
casu % Council BIoas. Iowa. 1880
total, Sai 30. less So. ADD you have
the balance 10 favor Of the excursion.
l hope tha, some who read may prof
by tins aud II 80 It will have Aceomt
Pllshed its mission Yours truly,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-05-20

be Illinois convention, which meets
to-day will be lively affair. In Cook
oouniy, which has 92 delegates. large
majority were opposed 10 Grant, anti.
Grant delegates were elected, the
Grant men bottled aud elected an Oh.
posing delegation, The question 10
the state convention will be on the al.
mission Of these delegates. We do not
see how the convention can consist.
ently refuse to apply the unit rule to
the Cook county delegation asd still
insist Thai the unit rule shall be adopted
10 the state convention, bot il ia ev.
ideut that Grant must have the whole
Illinois delegation to insure bis uomina
ton
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-05-20

Chiei Judge Sanford Il Church died
suddenly st lie residence 10 Albion, Y
T., May i4th. At 1 o'clock . m, from
apPopleHy. Uader 40 act Of the legis.
latare passed AIaroh 22d. 1870, Sanford
=. Church was elected 10 the following
hay, chief iadge Of The court Of ap-
psals 81 the state Of New York, aud
entered upon the duties OF that flee in
the Jolly following His term Of Office
would have expired December 81 1884
Previous to lis election 70 this high DO.
alton he vas known as one Of the
1biesl lawyers 10 the state, as well az
prominent politician. bat up to thc time
Ct Bic election % the chief judgeship be
vas vi.hoGt experience on the bench
Jagdc Church was democrat and was
n4eailoDed 10 connection with the nom.
ination for governor lss, fan. be has
presided over the court Of appeals with
great diEnily aHd bis opinions AID De
cisloas are Iosed iof their research aud
impartiAliiy.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-05-20
CORRESPONDENCE.

koEvr. La 20 To-. Nay Ia. 1850.
E34sr JouYna
WI you permit ne 70 say = lev
words tAFoagh the JognAL relative TO
those moathly excursions to Kansas
Colorado aud Nebraska, via Kansas 4
UnioH Psciae railways from B0sioB.
Mas, ihfoagh HoosAe Tannel via
Troy, y. u. Frank ChAse's third grAaa
sEcursioa leh Nortb Adams 10 a speeiai
ca Tuesday, April 20th, at II o'clock
?. doe . arrive 81 Coaucil Blaas
Iowa. Friday, al $3.50 a r.. a distance
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-05-20

Tasy Alsa oEsr 70 seal shea caaeas.
s.aa lbsrH 90 shs sAme tsrmt
MessrN Wslls. Rlchar3seH & Co,
As wtI Enowa mauslscsuuerf IL tie
Perfected Batter Color. are largely TO-
isfesisa ia The Ferguson MaauiAo,ut-
iag Company. add uo have their guar.
aniy that al the businsss of TIE
Company ell be doas n tie nosl
honorable mAbn,r.
We advise al oar readers 10 wGnl 81
uiik setting apParAius to correspond
With TIE Fergason Msaig Co.. Bar.
iington, VI.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-05-20
NOTICE IN INs0LYENcY.

. hTATE on VERMONT Di1ricl 81 Manchester, ss
In the Matter Of james l. Mccall, Insolrent
Debtor
To the creditors ~ said insolvept and all
others whom IL may concern.
Take noice that at the second and third meet.
ibgs ~ the creditors ~ said fnsOlyent debtor
held At the Probate Office IN Manchester Ia said
Uistrict this DAY, the undersigned assignee sub.
mitted his seoount 10 said court and Died ~
ZANE ia the Office tbere0f a. provided by Section
30 II the Aotli6 estabfith Courts u Insolvency
aud thai he Will apply for settlement ~ tho
same preparatory 10 hnal dividend, aud Tor q
discharge from ell liability. Ne assignee,
At Court u Insolvency 10 be hold al
the Probate Office in Manchester IN sAid District
on the 2U,h day Of Msy 1870, si 10 O'Clock a. IN j,
~ provided by shid section -
Dated at Manchester tho 18th day Of April.
1881
nUFUS II COSAET.
ff9s ArgirHae
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-05-20

DETER O ATWOOD's Esrlrr.

bTaTHaF NKHN0sI, DisLiet VI Manchester, sa.
Atk Pr06ait Cart, held a. Manchester. v4thiA
AID fof sald Dlstflel % lhe xsth dsf u AFfii
4 D, 1870
Ffsseag Hon HstuaY HosAfa Judge
II. Etteaftr. EEYtland ggasgh. 90 tao Es
tate ~ Peter g Aiwsod late ~ Afiings0n IN said
bgstgict, dteraset, FFgFoslpK q rsndsf al as-
cont " bic fnifisfFasf9H % sad - ate.
aud msEes application fgf aesfes Of die
tsl6Bti0s II Fsd estate. WhsfsupeB Il "a
sfasFsG b ss44 Court that said tee9sEt bs ~.
ssi5tt8 ~ s3gsaafe a sessleu thsff0f u 10
hsia - ths FSabats 1es9e IN Manchester ia ssis
Bistrlet o. tLe zGth fsy II Ma leo,
e 81 o silsst IA ana thst Let.es u given ~ al
pfTsous interested ~ ths pablests9a q sbis g.
dsf o. The MaAshssstr 1oraR1a, a newspaper
pflstsa 81 stii NEufhssteFs thgee steks sneses'
ttYsiys pfsTisus ip rad tiEas u be4ftHg.
lThs htcef&s
Auea. nAAGET HOWARD. Jadss.
AtFee eepy u Record.
slss Asl6st. RAasEH HOWARD. gsdEs.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-05-20

TIE inpofts d sle port o. New YORK
IL April wefe tbe largest ever Landed
aete ia tiaEle moBth. rcacbiag til.-
100 900 Or go 100000 10 excess Of Soc
corresponding mouth last year The
exports q lhe pAst month marked
90 500 900 against SIS 900. 900 during
April. 1879.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-05-20
0OULD's E.Tlrg.

srATE oT VEHMpAT, District q Manchester ~
In Probate Court. held 81 Manchester, within
aud Tor fAid district, on the 2sth day u Aprl,
A. D. 1870.
Present ion. EAnEey Howard, Judge.
The fIsentBr, DEXTER Bttcheidef, On the We.
ttte Of Horace Gould. late Of Peru. ~ said Dia-
trict. de et-sd. proposing 10 render account
81 bis sdmiuistFAilOu On sAi9 estate. aud mEkes
Application FIR hbsi distribution ~ said eslate,
Vi l. ordered ny said Court that SAID secuunt be
sxamined for Allowance At . session thereof 70 b.
held al the Probate Office Ia Msnehes,sr. IN said
District On The 2eth day ~ May, D. 1850, At
10 o'clock a. NJ aud that notice ~ given 70 all
persons iatsfestsd BY the publication ~ this or
der in the Manchester JounhlL. a hswspaper
printed at said Manchester, tkTes weeks saesss.
iiFely, prsviaus - tAid tine II hearing.
true Record,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-05-20

CAxap TALK. We have something
20 say, aud want 70 cay il plainly and
frankly. II IL this: We know it to
be fact that HUNTS REMEDY, the
Great Kidney and Liver Medicine, ia
the only real cure Tor Diseases Of the
Kidneys. Bladder. Liver. add Urinary
OrgAnB This Is The plain, unvArnished
truth We do not believe ~ much can
Re sah ! for any ether medicine. You
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-05-20

10 Congress ihc House has voted for
90 early atjoufumsst and Il is quite
likely that tho senate vii concur 4
large Amoapt Il necessary husioess 10,
mains 70 be done, bot oosgressmen are
600 anxious 10 iudalse 10 president
making - attend TO their duties at the
capita