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CHAIR FACTORY BURNED.

FTCHBURG, Mass, Aug 1.-THE chair fac
tory of Nichols Brothers. Westminster large three
story building was burned this forenoon Loss on the
building and stock, about $4,000; insurance unknown
About seventy hands were employed in the factory The
dwelling OF Francis Nichols damaged To the extent
OIp
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TWELVE BUILDINGS DESTROYED

PITTsBURG, Aug. IA fire at Foxbure
Penn, this morning destroyed twelve buildings on the
west side of Mainst causing loss of $22 0o0 on which
there is Il small insurance.
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ELECTRIC LIGHTS FoR HoBoKrN

The Common Council of Hohoken hoo aoo,.,.,
make contract with the Brush Electric ul,,e;,as -
ing Company, OF NewYork, to light the c,tv for
nve years at 80, 600 year. VIZ oi'S ior
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AT HOLMDALE, ". j.

HoLMDALE, N. D., Aug. 1.-THE barns
stables and outhouses belonging to Mrs. Hilda Lon
street were destroyed by fire this morning The loss G,
ceeds 81, 900. -
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FLAMES IN OIL WORKS IN BROOKLYN.

loss of $4,000 was caused by fire late
Tuesday night in the oil works of Pratt Co.. at the foot
OF North Tweltth-st, Brooklyn. An oil still burst caus-
ing the names to spread
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HEAVY LOSS AT OCONTo. WIS

OCCNTo, Wis, Aug. 17.-Anson Eldred's
large saw,mh, with a quantity of lumber. was burned
this morning; loss, 100000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-18

Mamma, do you know I'm real clad yon,re
~ l"ul Mother teqnny surprised aud t.uci,,,lt-
, IL, 10y 'i son g. f'ans inan" BECAUSE YOU can 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-18

a., Nlagara Fails Is so brilliantly illuminated Inv
LIZ cectric nght every evening that after nsvin, -.
is isa on can easily see whether there 10 anything
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GENERAL HANCOCK'S MOYEycNys

PORTLAND, Me-, Aug. l7.--General Hancock
steai4cr Woodbury.. go w ie'e"ue
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Corporation Notices.


NOTICE. - Proposals for building a new
wooden pier n 2ths, n. r. win De eoeyed by tbs ~
psfmenl OF DOCKS II and ll9 Duane-st until fHuhS
DAY August Is ISL at y O'Clock IN fu
see The City Record Copies for sale No city Rail
NOTlCE.-PrOposals for repairing certain five
piers on the last River win received Depart
ment OF Docks lli and ne Duanest until rHUKsDAI
Inc CiS Record Copies for sale at No. , city Hall
NOTlCE.-PropOsals for repairing certain six
piers The North River by Depa
ment OF Docks, liz and ll9 Duanest uutil THURSDAt
august rs az AZ O'Clock For fun information IL
Ni'F heoord. Copies Tor sale at No CITY Hall
NOTlCE.-Proposals will be received at the
office OF the Department and Coffc
ton, No SO Thirave until August lssl dry gcoas
groceries, lumber, fun heoc11
for sale at No city Han
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european advertisements.

european advertisements.
I IEBlG COMPANIES EXTRACT or
IL Meat Finest aud cheapest MeatnAvoTing stook iN
Soups, Made Dishes and sauces
4 IEBIG C0MPANY'S EXTRACT or
H Meat An Invaluable and palatabe Tonic In an 100
OF weak digestion snd debility. "Is success ano eos5
for which Nations should feel grateful" 'Medo~
Press" Lancet" " British Medical Journal &C.
4 IEBlG C0MPANY'S EXTRACT Of
H Meat autiOn--Genuine ONLY with facsimile o.
Baron LieDg's signature, in Blue Ink, across La9e-
4 IEBIG COMPANN'S EXTRACT or
H Meat To DC had Of All siorekeepers 1roeeS, s
only. c. David & Co. a., Mark Lane L~ndoni
Sold wholesale by Park rlford smith NAnoe 90.
Ackor, Mcrral Condit, MckeSson Robbins, ~ Nf -
1hurDcr x "a. Aossrs. W. "A. scnieae1n ~ 10
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DIED..

BRAINERD. At Washington. ID. O., May 18th.
1881. CHARLES FREDERICR.. BRAISERD. OF the Trea-
sury Department. native Of Ehzab5thtown, Kasex
County, New York
Island avenue. Sunday afternoon, at O'Clock.
Friends and relatives are respectfully invited 20
attend.
CLARKE. On Saturday morning, May l4th.
1881, at O'Clock JOHN, son of Peter j. and Theo-
doeia Clarke, aged five months and fifteen days.
Desth's cruel Dart has pierced our heart,
And bowed us down with grief:
Aud benz ath the silent sod
My darling Johnnie sleeps.
1881 Frederick street, Geors etown. sunday, May
is. at oclockp M. Friends and relatives are n
yiied.
LlTTLETON. Suddenly. May 18th, 1881, VIM
M LIrTLEroN, in the thirty eighth year Of his
Funeral viii take place from his late residence.
No. 43l b street northwest, Sunday, May Is, at
attend.
MOHUN. At the residence OF bis parents in
New York City, Wednesday, May 10th, 1881,
FRANCIS, only child OF Philip and Maggie Mohun.
aged seventeen years. formerly ot this city. a
POND. saturday. May Il. 1881, at "a W.
9. PoND, infant son Of William g. and Hsddie b.
Pohd OF this city. aged eight months and ten days
street northwest.
SEIBERT. On FRIDAY, May -, 1887. at III
oc.ock 3. m. RICHARD HERRnAS EMANUEL SEI-
BERT, sged two years and one month.
Funeral sunday, 81 b y. M. from the residence
of his father. Selma Sebert. l2i Maryland avenue
tend.
WALBRIDGE. At Jewell, Nd. on May Z. 1881.
HENRY w. son OF George u. Walbridge, Of Wash
ington, ID. c., aged thirty years.
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In spottsylvania county, near rrede-,css,uro
it can be worked with some adyantsra w,s +
modern machinery. and when it gets down 10
the Caroltnas or Georgia it becomes so rich
that the United States government put there
some time ago, the mint offlces OF Charlotte
and Dahlonege. The gold lands trend that way.
VIRGINIA CAN RAISE BIO MEN AND OTHER THINGS.
But NOT GOLD.
We may in the future grow Vineyards and
make wine and raisins. or our hills and valleys
may be fertilized INTO kitchen gardens for the
nations capital; but whatever you do. never
seek gold In Fairfax. We raised washington
and Lee, and can raise h-u, too. sometlines.
put not gold. II you want to get into business
here go after hoop poles, or sumack, or raise
cattle; and, as Henry A. Wise said, Chase a
TO get tough beefsteak,' but don't look ior
gold
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MT. Wilkinson 10 reconsider was agreed co.
heas-Messrs- LoveIoy. Samson, Middleton.
Dodge. Brown. Wilkinson. ana wormley-7.
resignation wss. on motion O. Mr. smith. not
accepted. and the subject referred 10 the CON-
mlitee on teachers pending which Miss Lewis
stands susrended
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DULMONA. PULMONA. -SOHELLDR STE
Il VEINS have secured the exclusive agency for
PCLMONA. the greatest known remedy for
CcushS Throat snc Lung Diseases.
ECHELLER & STRVENS. Sole Agents,
n sos Penn. ave-, Warrington. p O.
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TOHN SHERMAN CO..
- Real Estate Aacts., ct. Cloud Building.

WIZ be sold. ct public auction. on WE'D ~
NksDA1. JUNE LAT. AT O'CLOCK p M lot H.
No; }. square 319. northwest corner nth ..
aud reefs, improved by a large four etorv
brick dTel ing House, wi tn two storv back build
Ins, the latter containing dinipg room opening on
or large boaroins house; title Ct o'
Terms: One third cash balance six, twelve and
eighteen montbp, secured by deed of trusI. inter
est at Elk per cent, all cssh at option OF pur-
chaser. $3.50 cash at time Of sale
LEWIS j. DAVIS, Executor.
WIN. M. SMITH, Salesman ml4-d&ds
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NNRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES-
Il TATE On EIGHTH STREET. OPPOSITE
THE GENERAL POST OFFICE.

e.
By virtue Of two DEGREES, passed in cause -
the District OF Columbia, on April 80. 1879. I'LL
and on May Q. 1881, We will sell at public auction.
DAY OF MAY. 1881. AT O'CLOCK P. NJ, all that Ger
tain piece or parcel OF snd ssn.te and lying in the
known and a.scribed az the north hslf Of Lot No.
ments thereon. free Of al taxes lawfully asse ssed
thereon up to the time Of eaid sale.
eonaI instalments with interest. in AK tSeye ana
eighteen months, secured by the promissory notes
Of the purchaser, and by retaining the title until
desires he may pay all cash within ten days after
the eaie. Two hundred dollars deposit will be re-
convey anciag and recording Will be at the pur
chasel's expense. II the terms Of sale are not
sold at the risk and cost Of the defAultins pur-
chaser after five days mo- ice in the Evening Star
g. BRADLEY Trustees.
o. q. GREEN, "Ho00e'
CUNCAEEON BROS, Auc' ioIeers. m14-d6ds
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THOMAs DOWNING, Auctioneer.
nUNOANSON BkOS., Auct1oneers,
IL 9th and D streets northWes

IL 9th and D streets northwest.
FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, &C., CON.
IAIHhD IN PREMISES NO go PENNSYL-
VANlA AVESUE SOUTHEAST, OPPO SITE,
The NAVAL HOSPITAL. AT AUCTION,
On WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAY 18TH, "a
COMMENCING AT 10 O'CLOCK. in part: Par "
lor Brussels ard Oh amber Ingram Carpets. ~
Hall and Stair Brussels do, Hall BACK, Wal III
nut Rep Covered suit Extra Covers; N .rble TOP
liable. Mattingr, Dining Room Tables and Oh slra,
Refrigerator, uhina and Glass. Walnut Chamber
Ssr; walnut trimmed Set, Paynes Patent Folding
6eostead ana Bookcase combined, Hair Mattress
&c. complete. cost $500: Domestic eewing Ma
e e1. Lounge in Hair Cloth. Feather Bees and
P1ilowR, walnut Bureau Walnut Washstaud Our
tains. &c, al of which will be found in good con
dition, and to which sale We invite buyers.
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAs DOWLING, Auctioneer.

TNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
TWO THOUSAND PIONEERING AND BEDDING
PLANTS, hUSES. GLADIOLUS, FUCHSIAS,
SC, &c, AT AUG ZION.
As talesroou $. TUESDAY MORNING, IN
MAY 18th, 1881, AT so O'CLOCK, aSAyYD
choice collection Of the above plants. ANS
ml4-2t ~S
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MAhE 40 MIsTAKE.
THE NEW YORK SHOE STORE,
6O5 Psnnsyivania avenue.
RECEIVED All LOAD OF SHOES FROM A
BANKRUPT SALE IN NEW YORK
IHE CHEAPEST SHOES EVER EXHIBITED
IN WASHINGTON.
LAdies' Hand N ade S-strap Eandals,, N0 80
Lsoier Eihe MD % SHIPPER. /. 09
LAHles E1he hld Button Boots. i. 50
Ladies Hand sesed Kid Boots. -. go so to A. so
LADlES' SHOES OF ALL Kinds
Misses Se1d Button Shoes. 81. Co To q 90
MISSFS FINE KID SHOES.
Snnarens FEB Button Solid. to 1O....... CSC.
OHILDREN'S GOOD SPRING HEELS
One hundred styles Of Gents Fine Low Shoes at
prices from .......... ............S 80 to SIS so
ONE PRICE.
APPS GEO. MCCARTHY.
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SO far as we know, up to the present time,
no Washington art student has ever been rep
resented In the French Salon. That honor ap-
as to point OF time, ana for Mr.. Gaines r. D On
Ono as It's subject, "a modest young gentleman
who LETT this City some eighteen months ago,
and has since been prosecuting his studies In
Holland, Germany, Italy and France. Mr.. X.
Swain GinOrd with whom Mr.. D0nOho studied
for while before going abroad gave him not
only excellent instruction but valuable advice,
which have already borne most worthy fruits.
The success gained by Mr.. Oonoho counts for
more too this year thaR II it had been won In
previous season. IL was especially difficult TO
get picture on the walls OF the Salon this
year, because OF the higher standard adopted
by the jury OF admission. Heretofore the mat
ter OF accepting and rejecting pictures has been
In the hands OF the Freuch government, but
duty over to the artists themselves. These met
aud appointed committee OF the first artists
In the country to prepare new code for the
Salon. This, when reported, was found to be
much more stringent In its provisions in regard
TO the quality OF works placed on exhibition
than were the old rules. the result was that
out OF nine thousand pictures sent In only about
twenty-four hundred were admitted, being
some sixteen hundred less than were hung last
year. Taking these points into consideration
In connection with the fact that the aspirants
to the Salon represent artists from all parts OF
the world and the value OF Mr.. DonohoS rec0g-
Dition by this eXacJlng body Will be properly
Olson, not far fIOm Paris,-the Old home OF NIL.
YET and Roussfau,-wherem many other artists
are located, and when he received his noti1ca-
ZION ne WAS the recipient OF many and warm
cCngratu ations from the colony, most OF whose
members were older and less fortunate than he.
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THE WASHINGTON GOLD BELT,
VISIT TO THE MARYLAND MINES.

INTERESTING DESCRIPTION OF THE OPERATIONS
THRRE-THRIR BXTKNT AND WHAT HAS BKKN
DEVELOPED THE MINES ON THK VIRGINIA
SIDR-wILL MINING PAY IN rHR POTOMAC
REGION ?-THK FACTS PRO AND CON.
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MAILER b. WILLIAMS & CO.. AucuOneers

WALikk b. WILLIAMS CO.. Aucuoneers.
Two.sT DRY BRICK DWELLING. WITH STORE
ING, AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY,, MAY 18TH. AT SIX IA
O'CLOCK Z. we shall sell, in front of the NM
premises. no. thwest corner Monroe and A..&
PeaD streets Georeeto OVID, Two story Brick d well
ing, with Store Room also, Framed Dwelling ad
joining. Lot 80 feet front by 60 feet deep.
Terms made known at sale.
mild WALTER b. WILLIAMS CO Aucts
THOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.
THBEE THOUSAND PIONEERING AND BED.
DING PLANTS AT AUJTION.
Within saIesrO0ms, on THURSDAY M
MORNING, MAY 18Th, 1881, AT 10 :30EN22n
o'CLock. will sell q fine lot Of large Plants, aS6
such as Roses. Hydranges Heiotropes, N>S0
Misnonettes, Verben.s, Lilies. Geraniums, &c,
&c ali in the best condition.
Terms cash. ml4-dta
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GPRING STILES
PIANOS AND ORGANS.

AAANOS A4NN ClS0 AlNO.
EsTkY ORGANS.
LOWEST PRICES AND EASIEST Nm
other first clsss PIANOS --~
g. l.. WILD . BRO. Boil. Agents,
apps 513 7xh strees northwest.
IL UPRTSHT GRAND PIANOS.
WORLD kEs0wNED AND UNEQUALLID.
HARp ma '9 Gr SsIeIiiss ffiiAso.
ne only reliable low. priced, goOd-tuned Uprtgh
made II. 4. sUMNEB. Sole Agent.
epZS-eo 011 9th st. NORTHWEST
EoUnOEr~ p sCHaAEEFEh 's PIANOs
Do, x a. u,ec At the Celebrated
Fg 9s s aoisn ,anS Oonservatory. Ny.
VICTOR BECKER.
Tuning and Rerairs . speciality. soi6
HEINEAAAP PIANOS,
THK ONLY TRULY FIRST -CLAsSSu UJU
INSTRUMENT
That u sold at reasonable figures In the city,
BHONINGER ORGANS.
Out-selltng al other makes and t.k,nS the lead
everywhere for richness CT ca.sh sac Quality Of
tome
Oan and examine the
NEW CYNBEI.LA ORGAN.
containing . beautiful set OF exQ-isttaly toned
Chirne Of Bels. ghich give 70 those Instruments
orchestral eject uneQUalof By say Q -aer organ
SIDNEY 2. N1Ms1D.
InAr5s $40 7ih s1r~st orIh vest
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DOESN'T PAN OUT WELL.
Then it doesn't pan out weli?'
l reckon It DON'T he replied. II it did we'd
never grow potatoes and turnips We'd harvest
the crop every day In the year and make the
Treasury building at washington our granary
The TACT is that 1t costs as much, and some
times more, to get out the little particles OF
gold than they are worth after they nave been
gotten out. The labor, time and tools cost more
than the product. See,' said he, taking out a
stone from cut in the bank alongside the road,
there is gold in that stone; the ten milIonth
part OF the stone Is perhaps virgin gold.
The stone does not weigh an ounce. Gold is
worth about sixteen dollars an ounce. So the
zen milllonth part OF an ounce Is worth only
the six thOusandth part of a cent. Now break
up COCO Of these stones, get the gold out of
them, and you have>Only one cents worth
You You see that wouldn't pay: Now ! don't pre-
as poor as this; but the best OF them Is by no
means rich. The fact Is think there Is In the
earth metal everywhere. just as II you take a
me Ietole clean as new laid egg, and move it
to and fro In the air for awhile and q Chemist
will md
COMMON SALT UPON IT.
showing that salt Is everywhere, whera CON-
mon air Is free to enter. This universal metal
shows itself most often In iron, but very often
In gold. Some conditions OF the earth develop
one metal ana some another from the universal
metallic base. It seems to me that where you
towards the mountans-that is II it trends In
the direction OF the mountains-you will find
tnaI II constantly grows richer. Here the trend
Of the gold is
PARALLEL WITH OUR MOUNTAINS,
and does not grow rich TIL it gets among the
rock lands OF North Carolina and Georgia.
Hence the yield is poor here. In Prince William
county 1t seems to be swallowed up by copper.
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The people, including the larger female pupils
OF the school, were talking OF 1t. The sub board
on looking into the matter, received a comm uni
cation from her In which she admitted that her
name had been connected with the affair. They
then advised her that she send In her resigna.
ton, as they were listed that for the present
at least, her usefulness as teacher had been
impaired, and by keeping the matter where it
was she could live Ii down. They had not de-
lied her an Investigation, and In their action
supposed they were doing her service. She
on the 25th iu was followed by a communica ion
withdrawing 1t, she having In the meantime
taken the advice OF some pretended friend. IL
object; but the sub board having acted on the
subject he would object to it going to that
board again.
Mr.. BROOKS OBJECTS.
MI. Brooks objected to any further action
for it more properly belonged to the Police or
Criminal courts.
had the matter been kept out OF this board, but
as it was now here II they accepted thelreSfgna-
ton the public would take 1t as evidence OF her
guilt.
Mr. Middleton claimed that Miss Lewis was
entitled to investigation.
Mr.. Brooks.-On what charges?
Mr.. Mtddleton.-You advised her 70 resign Tor
'' Nj. Broogs-Yes. because Of the talk created
MT. MicdleTon.-Well, you can investigate
Mr. Curtis said the question with him was
has she resigned? She had sent resignation
and letter Withdrawing it. ana IL she had not
the right 10 recall IL, then there was nothing
before the board.
WAS SHE BULL. DczgD.
Mr.. Dodge asked IL when the sub board pro
sented the resignation they had not the letter
Withdrawing IT.
Mr.. Wilklnsoh replied that they had
Mr.. Fairly remarked that Miss Lewis was IN
doubleday entitled TO an Investigation Sud ne
could easily understand how sue could have
been terToriZed by the sub board.
MI. Smith, mflder word.
Mr.. Pearfon.-Say buldcZed.
THR CASE R8oPESRD.
/ ~ stated In wednesdays STAs. motion OF
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-11-17

This is beyond question the most sue.
cessful Cough Medicine We have ever sold,
Q few doses invariably cure the worst cases
OF Cough, Group, and bronchitis, while its
wonderful success in the cure OF Consump.
tion is without parallel in the history OF
medicine. Since its first discovery it has
been sold on guarantee, q test which no
othsr medicine can stand II you have .
Cough We earnestly ask You TO try it.
Price 10 cts, 80 cts. and el.00 II your
Lungs are sore, Chest. or BACK Lame, use
Shiloh's Porons Plaster. Price 70 cents.
Sold by Y. N. HARD, Manchester. and by
G. J. War. Factory Point, VT
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-11-17

IT. the thousands that now have their
rest and comfort destroyed,by complication
OF liver and kidney complaints would give
natures remedy, Kidney Wort u trial they
would be speedily cured. 1t acts on both
organs at the same time aud therefore
completely fills the bill fora perfect reme-
dy. II you have u lame buck and disord-
cred kidneys use it at once. Don't neglect
them. Mirror and Fmmo'
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-11-17

Mr.. Noah Bates, Elmirs. N. Y, writes;
about four years ago had an attack OF
bilious fever and never fully recovered.
My digestive organs we're weakened, and
would be completely Frustrated for days.
After using two bottles Of your BuRDocH
BLOOD BIrrEas tho Improvement was so
visible that was astonished. can now,
though 81 years OF age, do fair and rea-
souable days work" Price 3l.00, trial
size 10 cents
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,ys,. yh,r.,. . WIN There. . w.

Anyone who has the will 10 try THOMAS
EcLRcTmc On will surely find the way to
robust health. In cases Of bronchial afiec-
tons, sore throat, paias, etc. and a. an in
ternal remedy, il Is invaluable.
Surveys for the Lake George and Lake
Champlain railroad are completed and 1t is
estimated it will cost $50, 900 to grade and
construct it. II will start from the Central
Vermont at Addison Junction.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-11-17

We will send DIR. Dyes Celebrated Elec.
tro-Voltaic Belts and other Electric appli-
ances on trial for thirty days to young
men and older persons who are afflicted
with Nervous Debility. Lost Vitality. etc.
guaranteeing speedy relief and complete
restoration Of vigor and manhood Also
for Rheumatism. Neuralgia, Paralysis.
Liver and Kidney difficulties. Ruptnres,
aud many other diseases. illustrated pam
phlet sent free. Address voitsic Belt Co..
Marshall, Mich. 251y8l
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-11-17

In our climate, with its sudden changes
II temperature, it Is no wonder that our
children, friends and relatives are 80 fire.
quently taken from us by neglected colds;
half the cold resulting from this cause. A
bottle OF DIR. N. G. Whites Pulmonary
Elixir kept in the house for immediate
use, will prevent much sickness, and by
the use Of few doses, save many doctors
bills. For sale everywhere.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-11-17
---A.------.--ss-1--7- s''-7-T-
Answer this ou~sstsn.

Why do 10 many people we see around
US, seem 10 prefer 10 suffer and be made
miserable by Indigestion, Constipation,
Dizziness, Loss Of Appetite. Coming up Of
the food, Yellow Skin. when for rs cts.
We will sell the Shiloh's vitalizer, guarxn-
teed TO cure them. Sold by j. N. HARD,
Manchester. and by G. J. VAN, Factory
Point, VT.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-11-17

John T. Howard Monday gave TO the
Home for Destitute Children. in Burling.
ton. the opera-house which ben s bis name.
II vas built two years ago ri . cost OF
si25. 900. and contains four large stores
saa spacious theatre. This is tbs lsrges,
single gif, ever made In VERNE nj 70 a char.
table institution.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-11-17

At Richford. Monday evening. while =
IA year old boy was fooling with loaded
shotgun, it was discharged and three shots
entered the face Of Young son OF Mrs.
Charles Cummings, INJECTING painful
wounds.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-11-17

Cornwall comes out strong on the onion.
During the past season the town raised SO
acres with an average yield OF 400 bushels
an aare, making snug crop OF 800, 600
bushels, which at an estimated value Of 75
cents per bushel, amounts to $240. 900.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-11-17

Al Newark. Cashier Baldwin has given
yloo, 900 bail aud been released 10 appear
for examination Monday, The defaultins
clerk Aatchbank. has also secured SIC, 1000
han
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-11-17

Charles Powers, eighty one years Of age
was found dead in the woods at Brandon
recently Mr.. Powers had been at work
short distance from the house alone, piling
logs. tits supposed the cause OF his death
was heart disease to which he was subject.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-11-17

When suffering humanity are enduring
the horrors Of dyspepsia, Indigestion OF
nervous and general debility, they are too
often inclined to throw up the sponge and
resign themselves to fate. We say, don't
do it. Take BuRpocK BLOOD BrrrRRs the
remedy. Price 81. 90 trial size 10
cents,