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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-03-17

The,house met In regular order:
Mr.. smith, of Titns, introduced resolution
recurring tie sergesni-ai-slms u prevent
loud talking, laughl pg, swearing anu us 'uro-
an genera ly in the lobby.
Mr. Finlay move to amend, by saying the
sneaker instead of the sergeant-at arms, as
he did not want to give The serssantat-arhs
irer amending tho resolution 1t was lost.
Mir Nash introduced resolution TO dis
charge all committee clerks after to-uay, as
thare WA not much more committee work 10
90. Amended 50 IS TO allow ire retention OF
as many as are needed TO arsisb the engfosslEg
and enrolling clerks. The resolution wac los.
Mr., Mack Introduced bill author lzipg
counties 10 pay Interest on bonds directly to
holders instead of the comptroller:
The house wen. into committee OF the whole
en- the deficiency bill. An addition was MADE
by Mr. Matlock to pay Levi P'.rryman, sherin
OF Montague county, for conveying prisoners to
tn +, pen itentiaiy IN 1875 three hunuIeu ana
sixty-nine dollars The committee then dis-
cussed III. q appropriation TO nay Judge Gus
teve Cook 81, 555 balance duc for salary, when
was lost.
Shetizssy for services as surveyor.
Mr.. McCord offered IN amtndmene 70 pay pay
S275 for light full, and vices Df The fherlI
in the conrl 81 appeals A ata far bo,apce
due for services as acknowledgement, was aoop-
ted.
The house reconsdered the vote rejecting
Judge Gu.tive Cookies cl.im and adopted IT,
Mr.. Wurzbach put in the claims OF the court
OF Marion 20 lnty and the Clerks 81 Iiayis anu
q H. Nichols claim Tor s3Jol, Dalah'e uue of
building the land OH 20. Adop en; 49,.
Several other claims were ndded ahu us
cussed.
The bin was reportei pack 10 the muse anu
taken up seIiatim.
Uader Tn previous question tne II 1uss pro-
Needed to st Ike out the iem allowing 'ne
Sherl of smith county t2'3 Tor lsnis, etc "a
gle appellate court, Mr.. Steels,s claim iDr sef-
Vices ~ adjafeni general, S2jO, dustsv'
Cooks Claim anu V. Ia. Nicnoias. Aller con
Biderng the whole BIN ana Adopting IL, ~
(passed under suspension OF me fhes'
I The house then sdJournsd tltf III.
! AFTERNOON snssros.
~, r,,,,,,,. ,,rss..,,,ed !. ya.tt,on cr,,o FIRE =
.hi' n,ipD' p ssse,,ist
n,y county ~ ~ ~ ~ nj apoinst
me liouse AZ, " ", '.ns ofai,v de-
viz "a i.'s ~ eorSd,in tl,s c.,rrytng az he
sclipuop anV ''i',in s5herin, whateSer was
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-03-17

Mr. W. d. Patrick and three assistant
are IN the city photoersphing the bu-iness
buildings A1d principal stores. These
sketches ara for WHIST VIII be known o. The
southern directory. They have done Gal
weston, Houston md Wscr They vii
spend about one month here.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-03-17

turusia. NJ Msrch s.-Af noon tn senate
baIIeie1 ~ United st1ies senator vithths fol-
loving rrs1Iis FfIiissn +. Pre-. ~ Isvision'
81. Hlch1ri A. Frye. q Bethel. 3. At IN
ar-rs s..'r~ IN ne hrns- rhs r1fs w1s ~ ~ =
Irws- TII'an r FRYE, ~ IeEi ton p
r|rtar1 a Frfr. q D-thel, -. D0t1 DrsnrIe-
mel Il r114e1'i9a tp-inur1E - n1cl1s tre
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-03-17
CONGRESSIONAL.



Washington. March l5.-Wben the senate
met at ~ o'clock. the detk Of Senator Ma
hone was decorated with handsome basket
offowsis.
The vice-preeident gave notice TO the gall
leries that any manifestations Of -pprOval OF
disapprYval. such ~ ha1 been made yester-
day we're IN violation Of tne rue, OF aud EN-
in suit 10 the senate, and that u they We're re-
f,sste1 to-day he would order The galleries
cleared. he also trnstsd that those " no were
eDtitled TO rrivlirgrs Of the moor would not IN
any way cfl,frihute tO disorder.
Mr.. NOofltes called up the RESOLUTION orr
Cd by BIN yesterday, Ealing on ihs attorney
GENERAL fvr inflrm alton - 20 The name OF The
deputy Urifad STATES marsbal appointed In
the state OF Indiana 10 attend the polls AT a.
election held in that state. Ocioher last together
with the respective Beauties where such mar
ehnl. were pla' ed, AID 20 the names ~ such
general mafshals who were appointed Ia fe-
rari q such el.-rfl0n
on In.iion If sr. Edmunas. the nmendpent
was adopted calling for any Information Ia
1.cFsessicr ~ the .ntierney-ze1.ernl bearing
upon she ascelslty for emp oyment 81 such
NOR .tals. The rcsosuuop-es amended wa,
. nr reniiptrn called no his reorgani zafion
resolution, when Hr. Cameron. n fenueyi-
var.a. ift@Iosad moiivn 20 adjourb-lOst
yeas 80. NAYS 81 nr DAVE. Of lllunIs, voted
vim t1s osmocrats nnd Air. Mahons with sbei
sr C-meron. 81 Pennsylvania. beloved upl
E.h es,s . pr.ese, % s e, sl'' q
,.-,Ir rssoin oa.-..I : I,...ela.Iss rseiine NE
she 4 mac i've
neroi. N iaa> ltig1 eni be
sssslos q he = sss va slss earEi % V
t.te1 "a - - si.sfst7- L.ia on ~ table To-
frffuHr scion.
NJ. rendlafon nlDr,d 70 sdiDuru. ltwns
evident ~ -1id. fs'sI = w Ia b reached
o. - pen ~ rrslre
ne nor n 49, 80 a d. nd ne senate
1crrdinEIl ett.ll. - rf-ral-
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-03-17
NAR8owNEss OF THE STREETS,


they ere enabled to run canvas awnings from
the first stories overhead, clear scross from
ole side of the street 10 the other SO that
some Of The principal streets are covered
from one end to the other when the sun is
very hot, thus afiording a solid canopy over
head, and cool AMI shady thoroughfare
underneath. This is great convenience, and
although IL l. n hot country, by the me hods
they adopt for protecting themselves
from the heat, II ia easy and pleas
ant to do business in this city. There are
abundant fleas and mosquitoes here, but the
fret have not the educated, progressive bite
of an American flea, ghile the insignificant
proportions md pretentions Of the latter ere
shsIned by our noble American "gallinip-
per-" Well, MS t, the first we can success
full fight him, and keep out the latter with
the proverbial Anglo-American cabinet,
found in very we'll regulated Spanish house.
A parlor is not considered rs furnished here
without score OF chairs, ranged in still
order around the wells, and half dozen or
more Of rockers set with equal precision in
tie center of the room, like soldiers con-
fronting each other in line of battle, face to
face.
These are few observations have made
in the four days have been in Havana.
have tried 10 interest you, aud hope / have
not altogether failed. Unless Bronze John
should menace me | shall probrblv remain
in Cuba until the frat of June, and If you
encourage me 70 believe that nv ecribbling;
win prove OF interest 10 yours readers, may
essay again crude outline Of random dots.
Anon. Texan-slly thine,
w. N. BRYANT.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-03-17

. san Frnueisco, March J5.-Brevet Major-
csneral Emery Upton, q 8. A, was found
dad In he bed this morning, having shot
himself through the head some tine
durur fte night. when discorere1
revolver ftIli rrasped IN his hand. FOtllIng
a. indie alr lie eau . 81 the ncI has yet been
lIs ~ Erred. n sen ral impression seems q
ie that rllef a. the los Of his wife -pfompiea
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-03-17

Ihs ss.fcMI-y suiiecfs TIE soii 20 TIE nctior|
II n Crrssfrr ara Ter--s~. n-Id - the Ind
tire - tie Crtifn1, Lying. Iir17iin1 pro|
steel u1toro
tte rerrIIrr stHI.r rr1 rITa 1'rui 81 p lIf
gives frIIr1rnEe cIlffiI|r l1Irrr. I'It frfI-r ~
e.llr~ a. rrIf.s cr fu@fn0 TerIt rfcire 70
Ing r" era 9.IIlf..Ir- % rufiIsr. Iti- -
ely rIrIr.Is1 - IIIfI ned ed. hard tlnI ~
l'tIlN IHIll rl.'rt p .'el =. 49, -
f.I 1rl 1.so rc-Es r'triet-lJ -11 llE1t 81
r1sH a EE0THER. s.1s r-snsfnrlrrr-
Ilar4Is1-nG. E11 = L11rErE 80
Funz -IH 1czE -
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-03-17

Lo.d,n. s.r-t D. j. 90 h5u.s o. en-
mos rtis nn-r. 80 = 90 sions I1DVs-i a.
a17rsas % tIr n - rI r 10 ~ give Hrtir
HI1sa r1I.fIra % . a...-sfuarso1 n tEe rrII.-
rrr q FrI4n -Ir IIHlrI SER a. - f-rIr' IeI
IIe rI.fI'I ~ n o. rnr1s e1ar1Irr NJ eInlz
rfrr4'E 'I0 r1-4 - Y ID Irta 81 Ir. IIt rrIrr+s
va urIr'r. r..r 1Irr't #. e. 49, me rEsr.r-
rrr.rIl - Ht.f ID IuIt1tsl - LIIr-
Hr|10 rNE n.I 80 Htr1 mrs ~ -
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bub tbtIt 'Iicf li'Ft DSch ~ VIC
And are to be so at least once more"
Well, / must quit these erratic flights.
Let's see: we were speaking of tho lottery
tickets. Well, eome spend all their lives, and
occasionally make an Insignificant haul, and
few perhaps strike bonanza. But "io
him that hath It shall be given" end, true to
the Christian axiom, the fortunate ones are
generally those that already have plenty.
The streets Of Havana are marrow and all
paved with stone. From the
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-03-17

RO nnn snlII TnEfr-. flsUt 4
IHEE4-l h-ve To- sfl- &
M NJ 1r--fF ihrs--f urfns % : mi north a a. =
rt.urt hgu o. tlIe I'd Mekiruey rad. Dat
las Te. 49, -. oo1 1f ale vefv rh0Ic-st Trees Of
arrh varieties ns are nInrtli r. Ieraa col.
Peach. oar. mum. rrspe and hlafkDefry q
specially. CAL 80 rur-trT nu1 - nlniue tfocA.
81 addraes = ~ JnhHs0u. tfuihern SEN
r.rrserles. y llns, 49,.
Az a r ED-Ae-nB Ilr -ililstraIedb ~ 3
~ PraTer, ~. Write lnr rirc1 ~.
Ad1rrrs Be- L. Ames. SO Twelnf rect
LOnirl1-. ~.
NOTIrF-I nere nfII 81 nv ~ 9err
~ I-rnIlss n1rfhessl 70 nal g.. ~ rar n u.
II a.. - ftr1i fnUus1rd rrlu fInes. one
r17rs1na fe-rh tee. tlarE1 ~ .ri..
: 1atr 80 arrrr1cr sI fr--s. Wtirf ~liI All
s.,.--$ Hlii-1r- nr-sr-1
Dc 81 f-rr- Nv l1rurl1 Carat. llE- l--fll.-
= ga ever ear. ii q irIus g. Esss4u
Gam 90. ere-fr. r.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-03-17

bedstesd, like tbs oriInsry cot We use, On
this, with shoot above and below. CONSTITUTED
the luxurious couch. ! call II looming down
TO hard PAN"
Steam ferries ply the bay OF SINH.
lar design and build rs those In East and
North rivers, New York. That relic OF
barbaric custom, bull fighting, IS still chung
to with pertinacity by the average Spanish
sport. They had u bull fight to-day-Sun-
day-across the bay, and many hundreds
attended. One American did not.
Though the days are warm here, the nights
are pleasant, much more 30 than in Texas
when the days are equally warm as those we
are now experiencing here, which is very
much like our June weather. 1t ia hot but
not oppressive. There is always fine breeze
from the gulf
There are no manufactures on the island
Cuba, like the south, pays tribute to her
master. Emulating the example Of the
United States, the cortes of Spain decrccd
that the
NEGROES SHALL BE FREE.
The emancipation is effected by a gradual
system. A certain number are released
every year, and in four years moro the last of
them will have been emsncipaled. The
Cubans claim that this will work complete
overthrow of their industrial system, and
peralyze for many years all the resources of
the country. Evidently there will be a try
ing transition, such as the~south experienced,
but as they grow accustomed to hiring their
labor, and the negro grows to understand
that his freedom entails new responsibilities
that they cannot eat the bread of idleness-
both sides will reasonably adapt themselves
10 the mutuslty of interests involved. Water
seeks its level.
They have no yards here in front of their
buildings. We put our plants and flowers
principally in front of our dwellings-they
put theirs bohipd, ia their court yards, and
they dry their clothes principally on the tops
of the houses
There are hundreds of peddlers here. They
take them on their own backs AS much as u
mule ought 10 carry. They carry crorbery,
and everything else; kind of general mer-
chabdise business in miniature, fire.
quenty carrying two bureaus, or
dressers, one On each side of
the mule, each as large ss our
bureaus AT home, and presenting the
appearance of mule getting away with two
houses.
Some of the stores here ere The most
beautiful / ever saw |; especially jewery and
queensware. The whole fronts of thu stores
are open, and at night present n beautiful
illumination.
Selling lottery tickets is great business
here. Hundreds make there living from the
commissions they get selling tickets. They
cry out the number on the Streets making
most unesrthly noise Even while l write
one is yelling vocifsrously, and making noise
enough to wake the dead
'Ir they hal never been awake before,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-03-17

and retails al 40, 80 and 20 cents per pound
silver money. A sheve costs 30 cents.
paper, 30 cen.s silver. There are four botell
ranking frst-ciass. and 80 far a. the table
d'kole IL concerned, Heir preleniiona may
not be contested; bat The furniture and
general features Of The rooms would mAxe ;
hard comparison 10 third rate establishment
In our eastern cities Thee hotels. respect
ivelv. the San Carlos. Ingleiera, Fl i'ssaje
I'D the Fifth Avenue; each hhye = scale 81
prices. euaged with references 70 TIE 1oor,
ranging from So 10 s. per day 10 gold. They
are erowdsd through ths winter months. A
good meal At re tsurant costs % 80, equal
10 about 81 80 silver From these items
you can form an iies Whist 1t costs 10 i've
here. Hsvana il called now 'the most ca
pensivs place in the world. 70 live" These
are sons things here distinctively different
from Any other conntry-conspicuOus smong
which uay mention thst there are no boot
blacks on the stresis, and e compared 70 our
country, few brggsrs and trsmps. That = .
distinctive feature Of American progress thst
theJ have not quite perfected themselves IN
yet; Bat thsg will beat stranger cut Of be
rnsrer br ersetinr double their customs %
rhs-oas. and seal from YOU, I an told, While
~ou A. locking riykt 81 hem TbsS ars
.-e.cter1us ard crafty. as = rulo, an Del
there are some inst hsps Al re
instincts Of nature's nobismen- Ths
old cnfhs8riais here are falhi1l
courferrsrfs q cur 1srm n1lssiors. PI,ncI
srf sewing rIachinfs Il American rnan1isf-
tu-e have rns1s theif in1ration. sna p mrs.
s-rrr hcuss spring % erIIIty p EsIes rou
~ rrusic from ite ftull- sd ~ iro-r.
A. = ruls people % noi seq o. H'stt-sssrl
- DIR nrrs. IrET stree c.rrl1 q re
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-03-17

From George A. Sweet,
Editor of the Texas
JOURNAL OF COMMERCE.
j. & G. Mag.uire's Gun.
durango squeezes the
Liver better than Gallo
Thousands for need
of such a Medicine sink
into Dyspeptic graves. 1t
should be at the COM
Of the whole world
and would prove II last
ing blessing to the hui
man family.
GEORGE A. SWEET.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-03-17

From one OF the oldest
steamboat agents in the
west:
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 8, 1878.
Since l commenced
using j. & @. Maguire's
Cur'durangoin my fanni-
~ in 1872, i have had no
doctors bills to pay.
II. Il. SASS.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-03-17

From G. .. Gentry, a
20 years coppositor in
the Mo. Republican Of
ice, st. Louis.
The healing virtues of
j. & O. Maguire's Cumdu-
range are truly wonder
full. Feeling broken
down and miserable
from liver arrangement,
one bottle of Cunduran-
go restored me to perfect
health.
@. @. GENTRY.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-03-17

sE- J. g. G. MAGUIRE'S
|Cundurango cured me of
liver complaint of eleven
years standing.
JOHN TIMONY, SAT W.
Polk st., Chicago.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-03-17

'If they hal never been awake before,
But that they have been so we all have read,
And are to be so at least once more.'
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-04-28

st.ss heats
Dgss RsF~sa Ps~is, granvaas, a..
narutcr. Proprietor,
n,Hf lrnss. in Be- - Leave. Ie ~ a. .
ta- Basfgeprt. Lsl.asssfars. C.oi.r ~.
LEagT Dane Proprietor.
a Hrstlt ssHekssier railroad depot soBdays
taAsAsys .rd Ffl8.yt 81 ~
Aefrksfro. Leaves Manchester railroad depot
TiaslsEs. Thars6.Fs snA kstHfdsrs si II -,
80 ARRIVAL 81 10 " a, n. train soiss North.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-04-28

HAVE wfsrAns BausAu OF WIN CHER-
NY always on hand II cures coughs.
Colds, Bronchitis Whooping Cough,
Croop, Influenza, Consumption, and all
Tbroa, and Lung Complaints. so cents
aud Z per bottle l6ly
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-04-28

No amount Of money can stand in the
stead of good name II is q blunder
everywhere and every time to suppose the
loss Of character can be paid for DIR. Da-
yid Kennedy OF Rondout, \. u, proprie-
tor Of the great medicine called "Fayorite
Remedy, would have but little confidence
10 recommend the public to buy and use
il II his opa good name were not behind IT.
But the fact that he has staked his repltd-
ton. upon it ought TO be, and is, better than
thousand cheap certificates the opin-
ION of the people The Doctor is regu.
lar physician surgeon, and despises hum.
bug as heartily as any man. If you are
sick with any complaint of the Blood, Kid.
neys or Liver, invest One Dollar IN the
"Favorte Remedy and il will speak for
itself
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-04-28
Oh, what A Cough!

VIII you heed the warning The signal
perhaps of the sure approach of that more
terrible disease Consumption. Ask your
selves if YOU can afford for the sake OF saw
ing 80 cts, to run the risk and do nothing
for it. We know from experience that
Shilohs Cure will Cure your Cough. 1t
never fails. This explains why more than
Million Bottles were sold the past year.
1t relieves Group, aud Whooping Cough,
at once. Mothers do not be without it.
For Lame Back, Side or Chest, use Shi-
loh's Porous Plaster. Sold by j. n. HARD,
Manchester. and by G. J. WAIT, Factory
Point, Vt.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-04-28

Is it not worth the small price Of Is
cents to free yourself of every symptom Of
these distressing complaints, if you think
so call at our store and get bottle Of
Shilohs Vitalizer, every bottle has a
printed guarantee on it, use accordingly
and if it does you no good it will cost you
nothing. Sold by J. N. HARD, Manches-
ter, and by c. j. WAIT, Factory Point, Vt.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-04-28

M4ts.tss RUrLasp HsIL~sS
FIiTE. suFtntpsrspNFr
sefi tt 80 HEKKfEsTos, FHhsosYt
SO. L.... ss.sssstss4
9afKe k0ETh
I#aHa q Aeessarnoas tAss.
49, Nsb
aaapN frs3stt
ttsts Ntse' HrYftss
s@tNs taU1h.
Es8 asa
8r NssT afk Epefsss
49, dit.d
iAu NlRAt Ktpgfss.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-04-28

always keep your medicines 10 stock.
Downs Elixir is selling better than any
Cough Medicine have. and with good re
suits. c. NJ SMITH,
Druggist. Charleston, Mich.
DIR. Baxter's Mandrake Bitters give the
best satisfaction Of any medicine sell.
They have advertised themselves, and
warrant every bottle. n, DEKRnF,
Druggist, iceland Mich.
Henry a Johnson's Arniea and oil Linn.
ment, for external use is equally good.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-04-28

We have speedy and positive cure for
Catarrh, Diphtheria, Canker mouth and
Headache, in SHILOH'S CATARRH
REMEDY. A nasal Injector free with
each bottle Use if you desire health and
sweet breath. Price SO cts. Sold by j.
N. HARD, Manchester, and by @. j. WAIT,
Factory Point, VT b
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-04-28

a. naual a. iA.i DAY sna WA Al shs basn
doiEg BE ehoFot vhoa be was Aiea With
severe pais IL ibs chest he vent 70 TIE
loa,s ana did in sbeul aiteen minutes.
Re va. u years GA.
Mrt DtFo41. wife ~ Hon J NJ De
Yeau ~ New Yofk came near meeting
With a serious Anc,deai near Barton A
Cos. store reoepuy She was leii ~ bef
iftebdt Ia charge oiiho horse which he.
cane uunanAg.sble She finally succeed
el 10 refining Il ahder TIE she'd where Il vas
caaght Eaoept fof her bravery and
pfosenos oi mind the result might have
hosu serious Whist Vermont girl used 10
hors,s could have done hcitorf
MANcHnYfn puur
- Thomas Kelly buried two little girls
La. Friday. y b. died Of scarlet fever
George Wells has moved into h. u.
Taylor ienaui housr IN East Manchester,
A company with T. J. Walker a.
managing pArtneF has boen formed 10
operate the hrick yard formerly worked
by James Green. They intend 10 DO
lively business the coming season. There
is no difficulty whatever ia disposing Of
al the brick that can be made ut
a profit aud Ne arc glad 10 zee the business
20 on.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-04-28

saIts Glass.
JfH -By fsilross fer ksw fofk. AlbsEy. Troy
sgstA saa West 49, ~ a. n, gnt iar.
sglfl-Hg Railroad for hntlaAt, Barlingtcp
Worth sad Esst 8 oQTn
sgkNyiLLR mnl ~ stage slOss, Al 10 % =,
z at OFFICE oPsn from a. N. tos sor.x n.
Y .ii,'rea the North srrirs al the Poet ofkct
SIZE
dads ffaB The soath arrive a. The Poet ofsoe
att ne
4 .ils Tor Peru, Lsaagrort, BondyiIls, Jamaica
So. Ny stage, close a. Factory poini fustof-
See 81 u a = rsssdsys. Thufsdsys and Eat
afdsys,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-04-28

hero q bennington. Her mother vas
sophia Stark. the youngest child q the
general
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-04-28

-Gnsiayus Reed. is to receive over 81,
300, Of pension money
". arr glad TO see Mrs. S. Buckley,
moving back 20 Dorset again.
Mr John. Chapman, former teacher
from Middlebury has made a brief visit
here lately.
Mr. aud Mrs Deyoe, Of New York
city have recetly spent a few days at Mrs.
Geo. Holley's.
Dorset has sold her Lebanon Springs,
H. r., bonds for q, 900 and has resolved
the money for them This is quite q lift
on her debt
George Kellogg has made $500 pounds
OF sugar this season, John Manley over
$500, Charles Phelps has made on the
Clemens sugar orchadr, 5000
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-04-28
A WELL KNOWN LADY
sPAsMs

Escapes tho Grave and Pray fat hst De-
iIssr,r,
sPAsMs.
Mrs. \. A. MellWain, 81 fergusonyllle,
Delaware county, \. T.. writes Only a
few DAYS before | commenced using the
'FAvorito Remedy. In one Of my spasms
and sinking spells, my friends thought |
WAS dead, and gave MP the attempt 70 re-
store me 10 consciousness. ! am confident
that IL | had not taken 'Favoriio Remedy,
during my periods Of critical illness !
should never have recovered.
That tho Lord may bless
You and increase your means Of doing
good Is my daily prayer, and may many
yet unborn praise the fayorite Remedy
and is disooyoror.
THE RUBY RIVER.
TO keep the blood pure Is tho principal
end Of inventions and discoveries IN medi.
cine. To this object probably no Que has
contributed more signally than DIR. David
kennedy, Of Rondont, New York, in the
production Of a medicine which has be
come famous under the title Of the ''Fay
orite Remedy. II removes all impurities
Of the Blood, regulates the disordersd
Liver and Kidneys cures Constipation,
Dyspepsia. and all diseases and weakness
es peculiar TO Females.
Ir4~When inquiring OF your druggist for
this new medicine, avoid mistakes by re-
membering the name, DR.. David kenne-
dy's "Favorite Remedy and the price,
was only 81 90 n bottle, and that the doc.
tors address is Rondout, New lork.-E