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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-11-11
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The \. Y, World hints that Congress
may investigate the recent election in New
York, Indiana and Illinois and il frauds
are found the votes OF those states will be
rejected aud Hancock declared elected
Other Democratic papers, notably the
Brooklyn Eaqh, come ont squarely against
any such proceedings, say that the cleo.
ton in those states was perfectly free and
fair and that New York state was lost
through the personal quarrels among the
Democrats OF New York and Brooklyn.
The Boston Herald an independent pa
per, las the following:
We have taken very little stock in the
fraud cry which Boss Kelly and his friends
have raised, Tor VIC feel toleIably sure that
it will find no support among the respect
able members OF the Democratic party.
The idea that 10000 Illegal votes were
cast IN New York city, or in other words,
that one voter ia every ten was an import
ed one, Il too absurd for any one but a
luuatic or An idiot 10 honestly believe.
Concede, If You will, that the Republicans
were no more scrupulous than their Tam
many hall opponents, yet there is point
where fraud becomes too transparent to be
possible, except 10y utterly oyerturning all
law and order These 10000 men all came
into New York TO vote, and all left the
next day, at least this is the excuse that
John Kelly gives for not producing
single one u them But whero did this
army come from, and where did ii 90 to
Not from the country districts Of New
York nor New Jersey nor Connecticut,
which adion the metropolis, for all the
Republicans that eould he had were
wanted in those localities. They must have
come from more distant sections, from this
state or Pennsylvania But then the com
ming, or. better still, the going, OF such
an army as they all left the next day,
would have created quite commotion on
the ordinary routes of travel The rail.
road companies aud steamboat lines could
not have carried ont half this number TO
the distances required, without putting
on extra steamers aud extra trains; aud
We have yet TO learn that the travel from
New York vas percepiibly larger the
day after the election than il was Asweek
before that time. Not 10 put too fine
posnt upon il, the story is 10y far the most
bare faced roorhaek thai even tins Imag-
NATIVE canvass has produced
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-11-11

Garfield and Arthur have 2l3 electoral
votes aud their opponents 1856. All the
Northern States except New Jersey, Neva.
IA aud California gave Republican ma
joriiy and these three went Democratic by
very small maioriiies II is quite proba-
bic that the forged Chinese letter changed
votes enough 10 the Democrats to carry
the tao latter states.
90 the other hand every Southern state
has gone Democratic. but some Of them
by greatly reduced maiorities. Virginia
has not much more than 10000, North
Carolina 1000, Delaware 1000 West yir-
ginia less than 10000 The returns from
some q the Southern States have been
kept back, and it IS claimed that this is
done 20 eive enough for Hancock TO give
him a maiofiiy q the popular vote.
Nvw York state. which decided the con
test goc. Republican ny about $4,000.
ThtB was marked falling of in the
Democratic vote il New York city and
kIsn anl il these citios had done as
we'll Tor Hancock A. they did for Tilden
tbs state would have gone Democratic and
Hancock wouId have received the election
Democrats generally, are disposed to
blame John Kelley for their disaster, FIRST
by defeating Tiiden's nomination and
then by forcing an unpopular candidate
Tor mayor upon the people Of New York
city, /, j. certain that many Democrats
voted for the Republican candidate for
mayor and nearly elected him and il is
gaite probable that the qnarrels among
ihe Democrats il New York and brooklyn
lost Hancock sons votes but this viii hard.
~ account ior tho large falling of in the
Democratic vote. The N. y. Express
claimed heferc election that Republican
repeates were TO BE- sent down from The
slams Il Vermont 30 operate ia that
city, bui the Republicans IN Vermont ap.
pear to have been out 10 full force Nov. 2 II
five or Ten thousand ot them had gone 10
Neu York their absence would have been
noted At home
The change 70 New York is mossiy due
b. the efforts 81 the business men Who
have worked in this campaign a. never be.
fore aod the resnlt vas plainly visible he.
fore election II they will only keep at
work il aiil 30, be bong before New York
xiu cease % b Democrats city Chi
oago and Cincinnati were hopslessly Dem.
oeratlc nut,l The business man u those
cities pallea Of their coats and sent to
work in dead earnest such man as John
kelley has no business 10 control such a
city ~ Nsw York aud he would not long
Il Influential men Who are ia favor Of good
government voald aaiso In opposition 10
him
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-11-11

We TAXA rsry liitIe stock ia the threat 81
ihs Dsmocrzilc loA.ioFx 70 count on,
NeH lork state aad .onut 10 Hancock
saeb = course would la revolutionary and
sos,ll b. resisted by srery lover Il las
oounirr. Democratic ~ well as Bepubli-
oaa Pour years ago the result Of the
alacii0n vas doubtful AID there was doubt
on0agh al,0ut Il 70 leayo room fer honest
differences II opinion Both parslos
agreed to leave The question % a tribunal
created for the purpose and abide by iia
decision. This year there IS no doubt or
question about IT, The Democrats admit
the, their defeat Ia that state Was owing 10
the falling % in Their vote in New York
city and Brooklyn, Aud Jet every polling
place ia both cities kas watched by in
speetors from both parties and there il no
claim u frauduleat voting TO any extent
10 these cities. A majority Of twenty two
Thousand Is too large to DO explained away
OF overcome
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-11-11

gas - DE a irelaad Afp eysjeatly STR
- 80 q safy hzfe BOT lzsn stirred np
- naoy . ynal sad . "a appesrAsosa )
efseis b - hAaa. shieA Ill nsuli a
h.asd sled Tbs lnnaoiiate result q ~
aaiisoaA seald mosl likely " disastrous
81 si4e ifish Engaged 10 i tui uigLt rsauli
la q u,pfe literal Isslicy ou ihs part Of slae
Eagllsb government Ihsrs are EpI
H.Auy Irish syn. pail,san among the Eng
l,sh aal whlle il4eF e9utead tilai ihe lass
Wast D. oieyel afs ia favor Il changing
i4s la~s 10 iafof the IRISH people
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rttE uKrt nLItks NATIONAL cos.
HfTFNN


raE HKrs nLIcAs NATIONAL cost
HfrrEE
TIE BspablacAa National Commitiee
pressuis 10 ihe coantyy rosau,c d the
Fseepins sielry voa by our party on
Tuesday. Nor 2. which has loea 20 cheer
iuay accepted By Al shoughtial and patri.
osse nea, aad ~ the gFoat business and
commercial Interests Il tho nation.
GARFIELD aad Arthur have received 2i3
Electoral votes. and uill 10 inaaguratod
P9aideus and Vice President March s.
lssi
The aeiusl result ia Nov Jersey. Cali.
ipralA. anal Nevada i NJ close that il can
not he AscertAiBed until The official count
Is made, bat va have reason 10 bslieTe
that Al least ono, and perhaps svn. Of these
States have given their Electoral vote 10
our candidates
The popular majority for Garfield ard
Arthur xili not fail short u 520 coo in the
Nonhern States.
Tho majority Of Gen Hancock in the
Northern States sill hardly reach 500
II the Republicans 81 the South had
been permitted 70 vote as they wished.
aud hsye their votes counted as they
wero cast at least nix Of these States
would have recorded majorities ranging
from 1000 10 10000 for our ticket.
The maiori,ies. therefore, claimed by
our adversaries in most Of the Southern
States NC regard unworthy of cousidem.
ton. We have carried the Legislature Of
every Northern State except Nevada,
where straight-out Democrat will be
elected 10 succeed Mr.. Sharon.
After the 4th Of March next the United
States Senate will stand 81 Republicans,
81 Democrats, and Independents
Two Southern States given to the Dem
oerats in the above estimate are yet to
elect Senators, and it is not unlikely we
shall secure one Of them.
In the lower house Of Congress We have
not Less than 10 majority.
No officer Of the present Congress can
reduce or imporil this majority except by
a revolutionary act. Garfield and Arthur
have been elected by unparalleled popular
maiorities in that portion OF the country
whore the right Of every citizen is recog-
nized to vote as he pleased and have his
vote honestly counted
This result in the intelligent and free
North is q chaste aud loud answer TO the
indecent manner in which our adyersaries
have Waged the whole Of their campaign.
Republicans may be assured that no
after-thought Of two or three mortified
and desperate leaders Of the minority.
writhing Under their party censure, will
be allowed 10 trihe with this mighty YER
dict or prevent the organization Of the
Government on the appointed day by the
rcsolute men chosen to administerit
$. W. Dorsey, Secretary.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-11-11

The close confinement Of all factory
work, gives the operatives pallid faces,
poor appetite, languid, miserable feelings,
poor blood. inactive liver. kidney and uni
nary troubles, and all the physicians and
medicine in the world cannot help them
unless they get ont Of doors or use Hop
Bitters, the purest and best remedy, espe-
eially for such cases, having abundance Of
health, sunshine and rosy cheeks in them.
They cost but a tribe Soc another col
umn -- Christian Recorder. fhn
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-11-11

u l. White takes an early opportunity,
a. the editor o. sAa Providence Press, 10
give young men who have tas Western
newer some sensible advice lie contends
that ii is a good rule for every young man
who is doing moderately well at home 10
make 40 change without the most careful
consideration. Pluck, energy and appli-
cation are sure 10 win almost anywhere,
and while Il may be true that the reward
II enterprise may come more quickly aud
"a d more abundant measure in a new
country than Ia the old one il is also true
that there may be most excellent reasons
why one who is moderately successful in
the East should remain at home and not
seek 10 court fortune in untried fields.
There are hardships and priyatioBs TO be
endured. 81 which people in the older por-
tions Of the country know nothing, and
the game may not, after all, be worth the
candle, even II il is caught
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-11-11
A Ttm.ly aiat.

la our climate. with its sudden changes
OF temperature, il is no wonder that our
friends and relatives are 30 FREE
quently taken from ms by neglected colds;
half the deaths resulting from this cause.
A bottle Of DR. \. q. Whites Pulmonary
Elixir kept in the house for IMMEDIATE use,
will prevent much sickness. and BY the
use Of feE doses, save many doctor
bills. For sale everywhere. -
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-11-11

Tiny are sheets 81 Sunshine A Metho-
dist bergman Of Hartford. Conn. writes
Dr. Iayid kennedy. q Rondout, y y,
that 'Fayorite Remedy" cured him Of
Chrome Liver Disease and Indigestion,
from which he had suffered for 3 long
time This was splendid, but nothing
more tAan anyone may expect " 10 uses
this usiicine. One Dollar a bottle is a
small consideration when health is in
question. Tue clergyman says be is going
10 introduce DR. kennodys "favorite
Remety" among his people, lie cant do
better Health is always friend Of re-
ligion FIN
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-11-11

81 q HH fAN
Ne aa.H.tatF. ~ ,s.t.t. ..s... B.,a.
IS epaasssh 80, - -. ...s...
"a rA saeNas faaAs 10 FaBs
- IA tha an5rT shAll D. ssf Fattos
~ ~ - sfrN MWsFt "a frsm = a.
mtiaam uiA aaMg : D. feesfg7 E We
~ . usns $50 - a. iaaa faur sicln-
Is aeama Jsoaee tsf FFsaf.sfziy tie -
ea#eafat a hsms itiaf .ei huaest
sae-ssy iaF bassast a.sn Ia ns ~ fegeios
3 thf tuumFA q lusisoa ard fran8au aud
asr Ia tie sat.a5rs r. a.g. - se
raa t saaefalsfs smFs1s Hsast Eat
go saaiAetnref 40sof faf he esn And
uew sstennoaa 20 fss satcfusss isithe
tsfNeH regasoa. Cot ho can Ana hglne
aa8fkei fse hls pra4ucts Iara lei the
eAaho8 uaf hFsea8 ant unr glorious
bsansr. the e@Nle@ of pr.oe 4ai lHsi51e
prosperity aad nssos. state rghis aBd "a.
tinaai sapFOFaseT aad ~ yau throa q -
iaa hIsssQ swear eternal fitlelliy 81 the
E rriaepiea Is rpFesents Again Ia yoa
al o4ne
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-11-11

As A. Mnss EAeG h 0tteutigaos taofc
serioas maiteg than i agvuls II i pro.
ctoas lrum disorierea Kidneys. the suaae
cf las rial cause fof alarm AMI sine times
ont - ten, Il docs come fr3m tbt hidutts
Realof. Il such i Yoar plight. yea capnoi
use HUNTS REMEDY too soon Your
CASE nav lseetGle xery Serious before ypu
tnos ID HUNT = Kennedy. the Great
Kaatey and Liver Medicine, is ASSURE ourei
At cGi.Y ssge euHe. indeed, ioF all ailments
Of tlU kidneys. Bladder. LAYER, aud I'm
NARY Organs -veTy dangerous diseases.
sad by all Druggists, Trial size. -
cent?
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-11-11

The iighes. hopes and interests Of the
race rest on tho purity, health and
strength Of womanhood We take pleas
ure in referring our readers to the remark
able etli,aey Of LYDIA L PNRuAN's VEoE-
TABLE COMPOUND in all TINT class Of dis
cases irem which women suffer SO much
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-11-11

fn9 b ayseas 81 ~ pam
awty = glss afe6 Tfsisseqe ~ s..s
- ssrasis4nfe
i nig ease aad SAY s4aet p,..nl.a.....
& = Senaiw Taa saai1 -. ..-....-
t 81 las ia
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-11-11
.sAAron nnausp.o. rus ,,crnn,

The Darlington Republicans celebrated
ihe VICTORY On "Wednesday With q torch.
light proaossson. Fireworks. The fring a
eAnnoa, e,o A. certain poins On the
liae q uaAEeh SsRAior Elmunda reviewed
the e0lama. and. IN response % TIRES
roaslng ohecss. saAae the following speech.
fs1.gs casseas ! ihknk yoa fos this
cosnpiiIeat a. yon are EWAre. tie pee.
ple, The r@si people, represented hy the
kefullIczn party. have won q great veto.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-11-11

~ .hor Neasoerasae -.
ISIS t.if - s's''F i 81 ihsir party aallsly
aaa asssAiy ae a tlan prel.rt ,he
eslsy i'fesa'HF ~ q the DeH.ocraiis pas
81 iafy Z fafess Il l. nsoa q, siding the
iAaaeefai party Y tie North haa sessiss
H~Aa@A fefy sslaH
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-11-11
STATE OF VERMONT,
BTssIEeToE OopsTp, -.
EZRA EDEOk
O. ". BRADLEY, nEHBEHT \. BRADLEY and
JOHN q BLAGKhKR.

JOHN BLAekhEK.
lure, Term. 1870
WAsrsas, Ezra Edson, Of Manchester. 10 sslA
County. has brought suit against O. ". Bradley,
Herbert y Bradley snd John q. Bl kck msF. Gad
caused the real estate u the said HsFksFt N
Bradley situated Ia the town Of Rupert, In said
County 10 be attached thereon Which sHis vas
entered 81 TIE December 1erm u the Bennibs-
ton County Court ID 1873 and confused " ths
June Term u said Court, 1886, and whereas u
sppearsd that the said Herbert n. EFadtsy Wsa
absent from the State 81 the time u tbs service
o. sAid writ and had not retained wiibia She
same before the time 81 trial II wAs theFsapes
ordered that said suit b. eohlinasd 10 the
neIt December Term ~ raid c0uIt, aud las
notice thereof be gwen to the said Herbert
Bradley By the publication u this order thrss
wsssA hnecssstFeIy IN the Msaebs altar jos AHAu,
a public newspaper printed II naAek eater, IL
ssid county, the last ~ whieh psbllsatsoas shall
be ct least twenty days bsfoss the nsHs terra Of
said Court.
Given under fay hAad 81 Assekssisr. W, this
9th day 81 UsiObsr 1890.
II. X FOWLER. Dspeiy cssrk.
BuET0s Mussor. Atsys
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-11-11

When > cough sounds like Group that
Is dry aud hArd-do not delay 40 instant
Give 10 H'NS' ELIXIR often enough 70
keep the congh loose, and the danger will
go0a lie over.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-11-11

HAVE WIsrAR's BAusAM or WILD CHER.
RY always on hand, II cures coughs,
Colds. Bronchitis, Whooping Cough,
Croop, Influenza, Consumption, and all
Throat md Lung Complaints. 80 cents
and 81 Inr bottle l6ly
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-11-11

The PERUVIAN SYRUP has cured thous-
ands whs were suffering from Dyspepsia,
Debility. Liver Complaints, Boils, Humors
Female Complaints, etc. Pamphlets free
to any address, Seth W Fowle a Sons,
Boston l6ly
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-11-11

We ueala ay. bavsses ihai rera b
a1s vaai 4 vas ise rear ago. - il aov
has = Telegraph and aiso . Fh3lfe,ai vithin
srs failss @e ver3 saKsest NJ Tsl,or
8 : rlAre uferp tleeraphs snd RAILROADS
uiii hardly Ernrlrase
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-11-11

As remedy 70 purify the blood. moth.
ing can be iound equal 20 On BAKTEA's
MAypKAKE BiTTEBs Price 70 cts per
tsottIc.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-11-11
DANIEL FISK and DANIEL ID. FISK.
In ChsnceTY December Term. 1870.

DANIEL FISK and DANIEL ID. FISK.
In Chsnoery December Term, 1880.
Whereas, Winfield \. Holt, Administrator II
Harmon Holt, late Of Weston, 10 the Csunty VI
Windsor, deceased, has filed Ia the ofiee Of ahs
CLERK u eaid Court his petition OF foreclosure
agAinst Daniel Hsk and Daniel ID. Flsk. setting
forth that on the 2sd dag ~ March, IHsA said
Daniel Pisk aud wife exrented 10 said Itartnan
Holt. then in liff mortgage deed Of certain
lands ~ Lhndelove helpg the original homs.
stead fam o Nathan Fsk. deceased, sHd quit.
elaine by eAd kstbAn's heirs ~ the ssid Dan.
TEL FIsk, Slso stfip 81 lHBd about $50 rode long
king bftsetD ssid farm "a the east dns n
Peru cuBdihned fuf the payment ~ bine han.
dT'd and ~ dahrs tn Eve yftts hem dsls,
9Th interest annually, And further stating that
Daniel -. flsk claims Az interest Ia said prem.
SOS BY yrine OF a conveyance sut SEQ Htnt q said
mortgage: and II nov appearing that The ssid
Daniel ~ FISK resides out ~ this kiats 80 shat
subpoena cannot be served Oh him, Il is ordered
that the said Daniel ID. fisk be notified 10 AZ.
peHf 70 make Enswcr 20 such petition before said
Court W lie held 81 bennington la the County
u Bennington on the first Tpssdsy u Deesm-
Der nsSt, w publishing ia 'be Manchester JopR
EAI4 public LnesspApsr printed Al Manchester
IN Taid County, The substance 81 said petition
three weeks excessively. the iAtt Of which pub
iieationR shall oe AZ hAst twsniy days previous
10 The oommenof meni ~ said term OF court.
Given ander my hand ~ Ms nshssisr. ta said
county this 27th day " October, 1850.
II. X FowIEa, Deputy Clerk.
BunT0s & MUEs0E oiicitOra.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-11-11

Lyrotls Heel Stifleners keep new boots
and sIoes straight. Sold by shoe aud
hardware dealers.
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Willsend their celebrated Electro. Vol
taie Bdts 10 the afflicted upon 30 days
trial. Speedy cures guaranteed They
mean what they say Write TO them with
out deliy. Oily
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1870 AIlNIK


LTrTiL ApLSIR-
Hes me closer, elosst Mather.
rai fuut afms areund me tight
! tm eeta ana tired, MatAas,
AHd ! issi - stlaaes ~ nikhti
SsHsssAina hurts ne here. dear Methsf.
fAkp seaue Hpen M breast.
OBJ ! w0udet, Nunaet, Mother
Why i = I cannQl rect
Al the asy vhils poa wsrs wotkias,
- lag upon nl led,
] ~Ss ~ ms 10 BY % hsnt
And co thiEk ~ shat yon AAiA
Hos the kiRd aud hian9ea Iaaaa
Loves he lamha 10 watch ABA ksap,
Aud wish he'd GENE Aud taks me
IL his arms thsi nllshi SLEEP.
jail before lhs lamp wss lighted.
tud hcfsfe ny Father cAms.
while the runm vas vsFy quiet
he4Fd same one calf mr. nAms
Ia moment vAs loaliak
on world - bright and fsit.
Which vss iuil 81 little ehiidrsn.
And thsy stemed 30 happy thsse,
Thoy weis riaglae, Oh, lev svesllY.
sereirr tangs ! never heard
They we're singing. Evseter Neither,
1AAn can slug auf yelluw hifat
Aud. While my breath vas holding,
uss 80 bright upon mo smiled
That knees /, ninstlbs 9esns,
Whom be ssid Gene here my child
Gene up here, my little Aulnie
Come ~ hei0 aud 1--we with me,
Mherv the children never sufiuf
But sfe hhpiAsf than yoa see
Then thought Of All you'd told ne,
Of my little brothers there,
! saB goiug when you asked me
'flan YOU drink httls, dearY
Nn,her, can, bat ana 80 sorry,
Oh. ] dread tt 30 you know.
J want 90 alesp aud never sufisf
Mother don't be cry log 90.
Hng me elastr. closer Father
@ut ySut aims around me tight.
Oh hos much ! love you Father,
IN do everything thEts right,
And the parents pressed him cloae
To their over. hardened breasts
On the hearts 80 near to breakinf
Lay the heart so near itA rect
In that bright and lovely morning.
IN the suns fret rays Of light,
With bic parents weeping Ger him,
Liftlo Auinie fell aslsop,
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1880. Citizens Line. 1850
STEA hGERE
BETWEEN TROY { NEW YORK

LtaFe Toy daily. except Saturday 81 t-1& ,. n
81 arrival ~ tFeniiF tgtins hasdys Al q.
- FstHsge. NS E4sufsiGH tgkaA " No.
Iofk sne reia1h. oHiy ~ Eisfsnt fssasA 81 bsH
a. EtEaisf HudFch River railroad ia - takss
for gtsssess intladink state roem bsffh. ThK0
tickets ~ Phi kdeigbia. BaliiHsyfs AEd Nas1Asa-
tou seld ~ he STEAMERS sd baggage estetsd
fiirgeKh 10 nefsH Grove aud fstafus ~ IS, 10
AanhAffEB ~ BrsgLicn Beach tn1 FstafE, - -.
HuaFlf trips mads d8rfst llem CsattEs btGs
pier SEES h9fk, y al COaey lsiana Iesafts,
q. VI. HORTON. 0sE. Agent. Troy. n.
ofe. W 0iHsOs Gen. FaAs. Ast s4m
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Ia HEsET JoHSs0ss AASacA ABB On
I.ngNKsT We furnish yon large bottle for
% cents.
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AxAFs nptuEAr.

Twoyears ago several wealthy New York
gentlemen. who were stopping At the
Equinox Honse, vent 70 Peru and partook
Of a trout dinner Al the Bromley House,
kept hy our staaach Democrats friend
Davis They enjoyed the trip very much
and have not yet forgotten. il a. ill be
sean By The following incident 4 lev
days before eleotioa one Of the party, v 10
is Republican, cut from the JoCKSAL an
advertisement Of "Farn for sale in Perm. 2
and sent 4 to another. who Is Democrat
The Day after election be reeeiyed the
following reply.
Nnw YoAk. Nov 81. lgss1.
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