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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-05-06
NOTICE.

I IN
The nonresident proprietore OF the Town
81 Winhal in the County Of Bennington Az
hereby notified that the taxes Assessod by akId
Iown within the two years next preceding this
date remain either In whole or 10 part unpaid on
the folAayisg described lands In said flown 10
100 acres Of land known az the Day plAce. and
described AZ follows; Beginning at a stake and
stones standing near the middle of the ola road
leading TO ROCKVILLE, and la tho East line Of the
Town OF MAnehsster. and 1T The North. wet
corner Of Lot No 20 in the l4th Range IN the
Gore, thehss kas', on the North limo Of said Ios
~, lb0 rods TO ihs ceptsr OF tho Gore, thence
North l60 rods 10 stake and stones thence
west 100 rods TO Manchester. thence on said
Manchester line 10 the place VI begiDnjng 80
in tbs list to Elizabeth bowman. Tar III IN
Ass acres OF land. and being the Same premisss
eonfeyedto Leonard Foster by ]. Burton Holli.
ter, dated April A D. 1868, aud recorded il book
:, psge ~, aid bclng ON Lot NJ. y 10 thu gth
Range SET IN the list 10 Lenrst 4 Fosiey ~,
t267
~ acres OF land on Lot No. IL the 9th Range
and eiug the same land decided by James n
Mar'in TO Ceylon D. Fsrnum the The 2ith dAy al
March, 1876, and recorded in Book 0, page 5s5
SET 10 The net TO Ceylon u. Farnum. Tar, 90 Gi
80 acree Of land. Il being pat Of Lot No g
~ the l4th Range, ard being the sAuie lAud Dc.
creed BY Walter G. Dunton, ChAnsolor. 10 Ia
NAid u Fowler The ~ day OF July. A. D. ls77,
and recorded 10 Boot 10, page 40 OF W,nhal
Records. Bet In the list to Edward n FowIsy
Tar, 81 rs.
40 acres OF Land. II being Lot No 1 In the Iitb
6Ange, and set - tbs list 10 Isaac sseley and q.
@. Oomstoek. TAI, ala
ny acres Of Had sD Lot No o tn the lIlh Range
and being the same lGnd decided by Joel ana |
MARY How 10 Geo. W. Sessions, Marcb "a tSeS
set 10 the list TO Geo. W, Sessions. Tar, 81 III 1
And 20 mpeh Of said lands win w sold At pab. |
ho auction, al the Inn OF Mrs. j. h. Morgaa io /
Winhail, on the 9Th day of May nort. at one /
O'Clock In the Afternoon, as shall be requisite III
cisehaTge said taxes With costs unless prsvl.
uusly paid
1880 ~" T~TsN 'f'"' = -
5o9w GEORGE A. CUMMINGS. Collector.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-05-06
HENERY z. WEED,s Ksr.rr.

sTsTE % REEnosT, District Of kanck eater. :,
IN Probate Court held a Manchester vithIs
aEd for said Disirict, on the 18th day 81 April
A. n. 1850.
Present Hon. hannfy Howard, Judge.
The Adrniuistftt0f, Jerome Gleason, on the
Estate q hssHy Y. Weed, lAts Of Manchester,
~ said District deceased, prgposihg 70 render &c
account d Bic standardization ON aaad estate. il
IL ordered " sad Court that rad account bs
eHauilnSd TT allowance 81 session thereof 10
be held a. tie Pf0b6ts Once 10 MsnsbesssF ia
said Dlsttasi o. The 1ssh day Of Nay, a. D. Iss0,
al 10 clock, 4. "a, and that noiies be givea 4
AL persons liberated ~ ths pubilcetl0n u this
order n the MAsshsstsf JoUHsaL. q newspaper
priated a. aid Manchester, three weeks sassss.
siysly, pfeylsas 70 AID tims u heanHg.
A tEna kseora.
Aitssl. T. HOWARD. yudgs.
A lxus eopy Of Record,
sIs5 Attest, 3. HOWARD. gsags.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-05-06


Last week the village Of Wa,erbur,
IN this State was thrown into intense
excitement by the discovery that a M
brutal murder had been committed
The facts are briefly as follows:
/ There resides in the town of Dux.
bury about one and half miles from
sierbury, family named Meaker
consisting Of II O. Meaker. Emelipe
Meaker his wife, and son. Levi,
AImon Mcaker aged about 90. Abort
one year ago this family took two cha.
dren (of whom II O. Meaker was hall
uncIel of the town Of Charlotte and
agreed 70 keep them of the town. no
ceiving 500 therefor. Ono OF the
children was boy, now abCas 5 wears
old, the other girl o! IS. During the
year past the Meakers have abused the
children in a SHANGHAI manner. and
their cruelty culminAted Thurs lao
night, April 22ud. when the girl a;o,n.
peared On Saturday son . ~ ,be
nelghbora made inquiries for ber and
were told by Ii, G. Meap A. ia. ,hah,a
gone back 70 ChaIlr no 70 v;si, no,
go, a'oo y .ieted suspicion for
., ''S' :" Monday last, Deputy
~sA Anterior. Of Waterbury,
- Va, ter in hand aad began an
'~'S'''sS ion Of the cause Of her alb.
: $50 aud as 10 where Lewis A Meak.
eut with team which he had
.@' / Thursday afternoon aud evening.
twis 6rst stated that be went to Ca
ais aud Barre, where be got a cousin
WHO came home with him and stayed
over night aud took breakfast But en-.
curry Of II. G Meaker proved this false,
be saying that no one was there but bis
family The son then said that be
took the girl, Alice. TO Richmond sta
ton, gave her $3.50 aud sent her TO
Montreal, aud that be knew nothing
further Of Der whereabouts His utter
inability 10 give any description OF the
road to Richmond, however, convinced
Atherton That. that story was false.
Lewis aud his mother were then ques
toned separately at the town clerks
Office 10 Du2bury but stoutly denied
any knowledge d the girls where
abou,s, until Lewis was finally squarely
charged with numbering her, whea he !
made confession, ID substance as
follows; BY prearrangemeut be came
70 Waterbury village. hired team, /
drove up near bic home. when be met 4
bis mother aud the little girl, Alice. |
They got lnto The wagon aud be drove
down about one mile below Waterbury
village. when be MIXED some strychi- /
nine, tprocured some Time previously
At VIII Halls drug store in Waterbury
n some sweaIebcd water aud gave il
10 The little gitl 10 drink They then
drove ap through the village Of Water.
bury AID up Little fivef" some four
niles. ahen the child died 10 their arms
They then took heF some FIVE rods
RON the road aud buried hsr 10 muck
.ole and cane home. Deputy Sheriff
Athertoa seat with yousg MeAker.
iboul midnigbt Monday uigki. to the
alAee and ioesd the body "a Lewis
iad stated. A,herioa broaght The
'ody 70 Waterbury village. aud in
arrested The entire Meaker
Aulily, II G.. Rmeline, and Lewis A.
he respondents weni before Justice
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-05-06

Tilden. THIS far. has decided lead
for The Democratic noninAlion and. az.
less Be ooneiades that be does not wan,
ii. be will be very likely 70 he nomiua.
ted. The New York delegation will
usdsF their Iaslfuoiions. vote as wit,
aba will give bin their yote. The
PeHnaylTAaia delegates are rot To-
stfuesed, bot a majority are claimed
for him. AID 10 delegates, thus ias, afe
distracted % vote against him. AID tbe
''oia maa will eaptafe a good number
q them His tactics are apPaseai. net
70 Sisk much IN order 10 have dsleTa.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-05-06

Congress bas czptlsEd tsrc lan
!sly flt5oe9. mostly iat p Uss Is.
sos'iga,iess. asd a. iht appropriation
~ tkls iiee ae eahsatitd tshare
besa iauoaa1sl 90 larths, appfog,Ia.
hass 4se tHodss committee has sf-
feu8ea 80. geo aa3 lssrd oat as.y
seat &c people kaew vel ossagb u
laft aa3 ile fagae NAY bt said 10 u4asl
q ihc ether iarcslig s,ons
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-05-06
A SSIGNEE,S SAFE.

In BASKRUPToY. District II Vermont.
The undersigned Assignee Of the.Eststes oi
Fernando West and Samuel NJ. West OF Airing.
ton 10 said District partners under the style and
firm name Of West Bro, BADkrupts, will sell
at public auction, TO the highest bidder, ON Sat
urday the sth day Of May, 1880, at 10 O'Clock, a
M, At the Town Hall in AIRING ion In the County
Of Bennington, and State OF Vermont, 10 said
District, the following described real estate and
personal property belonging to the estates Of
said Bankrupts: Two saw frames and saws. twc
boring machines and quSntity Of other mAehin.
cry. Also large number Of notes, boot 40.
counts and judgments OF vArions Asnounts
against divers individuals, belonging to said
Bankrupts estates, amounting In the aggregate
to some thousands Of dollars: Also the undivided
hall OF promissory note Of $4,000 signed by
j. W. Eddy and others, parties who reside in the
State Of lIlinsis, for the payment on which
the capital stock Of the Chicago. MiIlingtou 4
Western Railway Company is pledged Also an
undivided interest ia "a, 900 acres az land lying
IN various iocations along the line OF the North.
ern Pacific Railroad, the title " which lands IL
in Trustees
Dated At Arlington, Vt, April 18th 1880
4'5w REUBEN T. HUKD Assignee.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-05-06
HORACE GouLD,s EsrArr.

sTATE OF VERMONT District OF Manchester. 81
In Probate Court, held at Manchester within
and for said district. on the 2sth dAy Of April.
A. D, 1850.
Present Hon. Ranney Howard, Judge.
The Executor, DEXTER Bachelor, on the Ia.
tate Of Horace Gould late Of Peru, in said Die
triet, deceased. proposing 70 render an account
Of bis administration on sAid estate, and makes
application for final distribution Of said estate
u IL ordered by said Court chat said aecosht be
srEmined Ter advance Al session thereof 10 be
held At the Probate once 10 Manchester. in hald
District, on the 18th day 81 Nay, A D. 1850. ct
10 o'clock q. m aud that notice be gisen to ali
persons interested By the publication Of this on.
der IN the Manchester JoURH1L, A nswspaper
printed at sad Manchester three weeks aucees.
Hsveiy, previous 10 said EEns Of hearing.
A true Record,
Attest, r. Ho4ARD. Judgs.
true copy a Record
5i5w Attest, II. howard. yades.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-05-06
HowE's BLOCK, FACTORY POM
Factory Point. w.. April. aoth 1879. ,el9u
TENAs PRINDLE,S Fstate


State of Vermont, Manchester District az.
In Probate Court, held at Manchester, within
and for said District on the Goth day OF April
A. D.. 1880.
PRESENT Hon. liSnney Howard, Judge.
The Executor, u. Randall on the estate
Of Zenau Prindle late OF SYNDICATE, ia said dis.
trict deceased, proposing 10 render an account OF
Of his administration on said estate. and makes
application for decree OF diatribu.
ton # ssid estate, il is ordered nv
said Court that said account bo examined
for allowance at a session thereof to be held at
the Probate Office in Manchester IN said district
on The 10th day OF May, A. D. 1880, and that
notice be given to all persons interested by the
publication OF this order in the Manchester
JouRSAL, a newspaper printed at said Marches
ter, three weeks successyely, previous 10 said
time Of hearing.
true Record,
Attest, RANNEY HOWARD, Judge.
AirHe copy Of Record
eos " Attest, RANNEY HOWARD, Judge.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-05-06

u sd thsi shs Ptsa8ssi uil slgz
Ne srmg sTpfQFriAtloa bal &c ibt
Rfaus@ tAai lss amsn9nsat dgss s5i
tAsags tAs st.sisEg AZ, tsi Ill wells
&c doscieucy - 6 tks gfouBs thsi
~ aass5aeai ussia aske re elsgisoa
ASS pfstllca y .saperAlre
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-05-06

some n lbe Senators who cmphau.
eaiiy expressed disappfoyal q he
t'eatmeu, q Cadet Whitaker a. West
foin. arc charged ia communication
t. the Washington National Repuhi-
eau. wiki stunning an8 III treating Ser.
Aior Bf0ce tcolofed Of Mississippi
Consistency Is desirable 10 this regard
as well 50 elsewhere, aud without il the
remarks q Senators must fall Cat.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-05-06

There isa movement e. Eol looking
t9 TIE sppo'ngmeai 81 Peat Madc
otstrd hey - a5ge II The Uajied
6saics Cifoaii coat. ior last Tennessee.
slee ledge Tngg lately decsasod.
No'aisg def1i,e has ye, uauspited.
bot il Is ka0wa that 4 tbo President
shosld tender Mr. Key the vacant
ieaseship be sill accept.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-05-06
STATE OF VERMONT
BENNINGTON uegSxr. II
"A cHANCERY. 1aue 1erua sso
NhNry fEKr0

- - . = ANA AHAN ft4AN N
/ = CAANCERf June Tarsn. $50
rbsAE1nonEaIs a.
$3.50. hAHsy tagtaa u lAassst. 10 $50 Case
- kas - Is ihs afsssf - tlsff n ~ ts,uTi
Il ssia cnnst,, hM pslsuan ~ faasslssuFs
saesinE ttaa ass eeefas Isitis. nee 81 W..
fsii1i asf ia ~ Nsh y tasua-y tsss 49,
EtFs deed = oefsaiH isaA ln stia nsfsst A..
- 80 q ssia snefi Eafa - foaosa Rsrissaas
= ~ Nafthssess gpfAtr u EsR& oacafasd b,
NliAtrs 9aranef. tteeos tasisgiy Ga 0sranst !
NessA hss = issd esssa y kneu AnsFus
thsnee hgflt. 60 Anaru's hue "a lsnA suWsA n
eeaEs fial, tbcues Wees % YsalIs s-sush 49,
g the h4ehway. thaAes sosA ca shxAy T. Arsi
hennas aesnlnE a. sanrsF a. abe laa8 dsadad
0spfEs Marsh y 0eafgs rut0e, Aisa sns
ethef Fseta u haA dssrrltoa ir = HssA zsisd
4Rly 81. 1857. frem u. n. Mahsfls - lses MAr.h
ea3Sitlo8ed Ter the psyment ~ fsaf kunarat
Hnhsfs. sacarda9 - he taaaf - certain
pfeiaitsetT byis bearing evta asts wlth said
artd 40 ptfAbis g. ~ petitioner 90 hsafef ose
rear a'tsf Gate, vitA iniefrst annals. uhIeh i
10e aaa has bQi eeguFEli And farther stating
that hdwAfd lolsfts, u New tnyk Citv has ~
interest ID tsla PREMISES - y4ftue ~ 4 eauyev.
anes ~ stqutpi % said meftRaKt. and lhst tbs
sad George Iatlie has ,lnee dncsassd, aaa a a.
huanaei Tgttic thd jtrash u Tatile Are ne ~
esatort q his vliii aud praying that the costly
81 redemption ~ the said FdwarA Roberts I'M,
at Iatiie anj 1sFusha n Tuttlo in SD pfsm.
ises 1aay be fsgeclossA
hhofsnpou q appearing that The aAid Eavsra
hobffts resides cat u this State, 81 thatAtu
20 "a eAnnot ~ served on him. il - ordered
thAi ihc said TdwGrd Roberts 10 notiaad 10 an.
Pear before The Court q Chknccry, ne1t Is 81
held Al Manchester, vithiu aud Tor sxid Couuiy
on lhe irsi Tut sdsy ~ Jane, 1850 and make az
sNef 70 said peuuQa, by publishing the sub
siAnes q said petition three weeks sneoessvtly
= ilt AanebesisI JopaSAL. publis ussspAper.
frutod At sGtd Manchester, tie last oF uhish
shall b. - least twenty days previous 10 sAid
lryt Tuesday OF Inae
Dated al Manehs sisr. In taid County. tne 2Oth
Jay 81 April, 1850.
n. X. FowLER, Dspuiy CLERK.
BuEroS & MrNsoy SOLE ggsw
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-05-06

A serious riot occurred at Paterson,
Nj, sunday. ID which the police
we're badly used by the mob most Of
lbem receiving more or less injury. Ii
seems that tho Germans, according to
their usual custom, went to The top Of
Garret mountain on the first sunday Of
May to greet the rising sus with music.
They were torbiddep by William Dial.
cell to cross bis land aud persisting
DalSell fred into the crowd and killed
one man They thea followed him 10
bic house which they burned and then
prepared 20 hang him, when the police.
after bard fight. succeeded 10 taking
bin 10 jail Considerable property
was destroyed
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-05-06

u. ! williams has opcnad slate
quarry on ~ sntirely new vein Of slate
running through the Preston farm In The
northwestern part Of Fairbaven.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-05-06
IMPORTANT TO DAIRYMEN.

nairymsn who have tried the oarros Rntta,
1oleF, manufactured by n. brown a Co, Nov
Berlin y. y, wall use no other. Bpy.t. ,sa,,,'
mend It. aud Il IL in fact. the only purely ysre
table preparation Ia tho market. fvefy bbttI,
toafrAnted and money Refunded II not sGlsiae.
sly J. N. HARD, Manchester NJ.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-05-06
pFTTR O ATWOOD's F.y,yg

hrsgE - FEkN0sT, District 81 MaBekests ..
Ata frDDsto Court. held A. Msnehsstsy. witbls
Isd for said District on the 9Th aay u Agsil
A. D., 1850
ffsseut Hon. Eslney Howard Judge.
Ths Etseassr, HsFtsBa SaAsoa. 0s sbs N.
tsts Of Peter G. Atwood iats u Arilngtsa IL ala
District, aseesSsds pfgposls9 H. render as a..
eolst o ne AsnihlsiFaiion - said estate,
Gad makes application TOT decree a az,
uibsfipn ~ cad estate, Wkefeup0n II is
ordered ~ sal Court that said sseoanS BE- 81
ahmed f9f ahoSS1es 81 q session thereof ts y
bed = lie i'fsbzts Ofses ia Manchester in ssia
Nsifies % ths zsth DAY ~ Nay ; isso
- ~ sleet a n. End that NOTES Be gissa u Ill
persons Interested ~ the puhaeSgaa n thls a.. /
Der "a the ksuehsstsF gopEFaL 1 Lsxspsasr
pfiAted At ssld NssfhesteF, teres sesks saeess.
sFslY pfeyloss q skia tiBs q hsairg.
lgas hSeeFa
Attest, hAAKET HOWARD. Jsdss.
AiFus eopy u Record,
slss Aittsl. HAkkKt HOHA 81, ssaxs.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-05-06
PETITION TO SELL REAL rs

u
TATE TO PAY DEBTS.
STATE or VHhMoNT. District Of Manchester, %
In Probate Court. held at Manchester, within
and for said District on the 18th day OF April
A. D. 1880.
Present Hon. Ranney Howard, Judge.
Isaac Bsrrows, Administrator OF the estate
Of John Nc Philamy. late OF Dorset in said dis.
itict, deceased. respectfully represents that:
The amount Of debts duo from
said deceased i. 1851
The charges OF administration,
estimated at 60 90
The ya'ue OF the personal estate 3l5 50
OF which has been or may be
assigned the widow SEQ 90
A5 50
Balance Of debts chargeabls GU -
The rosl estate of said deceased, {8lg 81
10 raise which sum, lac prhys said Court TO
grant him cenee to cell all Of the real estate OF
haid deceased, except dover aud Homestead
right-hsid real estate being about six acres Of
swamp mesdow aud IN inc an bered to James b.
Wood-for the payment OF said debts and charges
OF administration and that part cannot be sold
without injury TO thoee Interested in the remain
der,
Wherenpon II wac ordrred that hearing on
said application be hsd at u Probate Court 70 be
holden at the Probate Office In Manchester ia
said district on the sth day Of May 1850, and
that notice Of said application, the nature and
reasons thereof, aud tho time and place Of hear.
ing thereon be given to all persons interested by
certified copy OF the record Of said order three
weeks sucGessiyely 10 the Manchester JouENAL.
newspaper printed at said MAneh ester, pre-
vlous TO raid time OF hearing, that they may ap.
pear At said time and place, and, N they see
cause object thereto,
A true Record
Attest, II. HOWARD, Judge.
true copy Of Record,
4saw Attest. Il. HOWARD, Judge.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-05-06

LsSer beer, ale, porter sud other oblec.
nonable slimulsnts superseded By Malt
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-05-06
The Manchester Journal.

psstsarns r=rt srsassra.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-05-06

TnuAsDAY. - -.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-05-06
GRAND
Spring OPENING
At
.SIECEL'S
FACTORY POINT
CLIO 7 HIN G
S TORE,
THE ONLY CLOTHING STORE BE.
TWEEN RUTLAND AND BEN.
NINGToN.
viii announce 10 ihe people ~ Manchester /
and YicAuity that have been ia New York aud 4
AZ 4 49,. Al.
THE ONLY CLOTHING STORE BE.
TWEEN RUTLAND AND BEN.
NINGToN.

! viii announce 20 the people ~ Manchester
and viciuity that have been ia New York aud
Boston and have selectea rev stock u
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-04-16
aisles and politely moved that the gentle

aisles and politely moved that the gentle
mans time be extended.
On Monday the same scene was repeat
ed. The fact that the minority was not
acting the part Of wisdom then began TO
dawn upon les leaders. They were ready
this morning to bring the debate to close.
The Democrats are congratulating them
selves upon their unusual display of COM
mon sense. Now that the policy of 81.
lence has proved successful, it is fervently
hoped that the experiment may be tried
Hoftener and as faithfully as on the present
occasion. The vote on the adoption of the
amendment as amended by Mr.. Hurd,
providing that it should not be construed
to prevent the use of troops to protect
against instruction or domestic violence,
on application of any State Legislature, or
the Executive when the Legislature is not
In session, was adopted by strict party
vote of II6 to 95. Mr.. Hurd's amend
meut was simply the addition OF the con-
stitutiopal provision relative to the use of
troops in the State ito the amendment
which was adopted on the Army Appro-
priation bill at the last session by the
votes of majority of the Republicans.
1t is always SO when partisanship su-
percedes patriotic duty, and by making the
latter subservient to the former. the Re-
publicans in Congress but followed the
dictation of the master managers who ply
the party whip.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-04-16
Republican Hatred

The Republicans in the House are just
realizing that they committed "a most eg-
regious blunder in voting against the
army bill, and would willingly change the
record, but it is too late, the proceedings
OF the house during the debate on the
army bill, will pass down to history with
the unenViable record incorporated, and it
will convey to future generations the I'm
patriotic position of the Republican party
The Washington correspondent of the
New York Ssn, writing of the scenes in
the House during the debate says:
The Republicans raved and rayed and
denounced the Democrats as would be
destroyers of the country, and the like.
The game did not work. The red flag
did not seem to infuriate the bulls. AS
soon as the Republican orators began to
talk the Democrats retired to the lobbies
and cloak rooms, and made the air blue
with the smoke of their cigars. A bleak
row of empty chairs echoed back the ap-
peals Of Robson, Keifer Bayne. Dunnell,
and others for strong Government.
Occasionally, when some radical speaker
IN emptying the walls of his abuse upon
1ne Democratic party exceedde his time. q
democrat moved down one of the vacant
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-04-16
W0MEM:

Leucorrhma. Excessive Flowing, Painful
Monthly Periods. Snppressions when from I'M
natural causes, Irregularities. Weak Back. Prolap-
aus or Falling of the Uterus Anterversion anc
RetroversiOn Bearing down Sensations, Interna
Heat, Nervous Depression, Debility, Dependency
Threatened Miscarriage, Chron Congestion, Inha
nation and liberation of the Uterus, Impo-
tency, Barrenness, or Steriiity, and Female, Weak
ness
Added to these are the pangs, the troubles, the
wearing strain of maternity, and which often do
more toward breaking her constitution and weak
ening her other efforts than all else of her labor
and duties 0aSse- It Is N this direction that
ore often discovers that which it most pitlful in
the life Of such woman She labors on through
the period of CESSATION the last possib moment
often over cxerling herself, and often doing her
and her offspring irreparable injury. The result of
all this IL that the mother thai period of life
when she sh ould pass he threshold of vigorous
and cheerful old age. often broken down and,
after year two OF into.erable suffering is hur-
ried off 10 the nearest chnrchyard
bottle or two of ShoreVs Investigator taken
during the year, will not only make q woman's
life light ana happy, but will cure permanently
most of her complaints. Sold by all druggists at
dollar per large package. Sold in Des MOines
wholesale and retail By
c. Il. WARD 81 CO. and by druggists generally
FULLER & FULLER,
Wholesale Agents, Chicago.
Depot, So Cedar ST, New York. 6-26nwf&w