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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-01-12
Agricultural.


The Elmir4 Farmers Cluh, as reported
Ia The Hssl.,ssispa, discussed the snblsci
Of The relative value Of corr, ratahaeAs,
vheaj bran. etc. as the rcsal' OF TIE Aesu'
al erteraence Of The members, indie
pcaAenily IL the teachings 81 chemical
analysis. pfr.iJcr, Mr,ann, from some
what inenAci estimate. regarded rusahAgas
whcn fed IN connection with gram, As
worth - cents per bashel when corn Vas
dollar; that is, four bushels Of raiabagas
we're worth rather more than dollar.
This was bis opinion after feeding both TO.
gether. Probably the roo,s would not he
worth quite 70 much Ted alone. q. W.
Hoffman thought Mr. Mccain rated rnia-
baga. too high. For simply feeding alone,
for the nutrimep, they furnish, be would
not rate ,hem over ten cents per bushei,
bu, their chief value is in their mixture
with other food as regulator. With corn
At a dollar he would rather use II than TO
nse rutabagas at % ceuts per bushel. Is
estimate therefore would not be lar from
Ave bushels OF rutsbagas, beets OF carrots
to one OF corn. Potatoes he rated higher,
or about three bushels TO one OF corn.
Common fiat turnips were regarded as on
| ly half rs valuable as rutsbagas, or one
! tenth the value OF corn. All these estim'
a,es we're intended for mixed feeding. Mr.,
Hoffman did no, find wheat bran quite
equal to hay, and ton for ton he would
prefer good hay. He had fed great deal
Of bran and come to regard IL Is low IN the
scale of value. J. s. NsnDuser had used
bran extensively aud placed it rather
higher than hay
1t is interesting to observe that tho esll'
mates above given OF the comparative value
OF rutabagas and corn accord nearly with
the results OF analy sis; but it should be
remembered in all experiments OF feeding
that much depends on the manner OF con
Quoting them, whether tbs food is cut OF
uncut ground or unground, the kind o
animals to which it is fed and the attend
ant conditions OF regularity. cleanliness
pure air and water, and the amount o
each ingredient, in connection with thu
dryness or succulence Of the fodder givel
besides.
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FOR NEURALGIA.

LYNDON, CALEDONIA Co. Vr.
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Liver Complaint.

swAsroS, FRANKLIN Co., VT.
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For Coughs.

wARpsBoRoUGH, wisDnAM Co.. VT.
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Kidney 0mplaimt.

SwAsros, FRANKLIN Co., VI.
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Cures Piles.

CoyuTgY. 0EISAss, Co., VT.
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Another Sufferer.

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LIVER COMPLAINT.

TuExoRD, ORANGE Co W..
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CURES HEADACHE.

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HENRY PLEASANT.
DISEASES OF THE STOMACH.

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Sick Headache.

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puaMEnsroy, wISDHAs

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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-07-18

With the exception of the American
missionaries there are very few United
States citizens IN Egypt-Judgcs Bar
ringer, lMtChcllcr aud llarman, aud
General Stone are about the only native
born American citizens NJ present resi-
dent IN Egypt. There ARE, however, an
enormous number Of people who are
European and Christian, and who are
generally designate by the name capable
of embracing persons of all uet'onollIlcs
born IN the Lcvant. Thc I."vanlinc,
unhappy man IN crisis like the present,
who to go to for protection, who to ask
to succour him IN his need ? There IL \
flag, however, which shelters and pro-
tccts these unhappy creatures IN their
need and that ilag, little more than u
century old, was the one borne by the
United State ships Galrm, Captain
Batchcller. The American colony vas
n small one and the ship hal spicc for
more and guns to protect more than
those actually on board Of her, Captain
Batchcllcr's name Ia at this moment
blessed by hundreds Of people who but
for the protection afforded to them and
friends would have been left TO the tcn-
der mcrcles Of the Arabs on shoie. The
Galena was the refuge Of those unhappy
creatures most In need Of succor, aud no
greater honor could accructo nation
than that won by tho representative of
the American navy In Egyptian waters.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-07-18

THE Presidents son, Chester A.
Arthur, Jr., passed through Rich
mond few days ago on his return
from Savannah, and the DIspArcH's
reporter fshed up the forgotten fact
that ex'State Senator Herndon, of
Fredericksburg, is his uncle, and there
fore the brother-in.law of the Presi-
dent. And ex-senator Herndon is a
stalwart Funder, the DISPATCH might
have said, but did not.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-07-18

The Lynchburg ADVANCE calls on
the fundcrs to support Massey and
Dezendorf, in order to re-establish the
Democratic party. Three years ago
they voted for a Republican to beat
Massey, and now they vote for anoth-
er Republican, thinking he will aid
them to elect Massey. Was there ev-
er party with less adhesion to prin-
ciple?
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-07-18

QUERY, Will Bradley T. johnson
return to Virginia and take the stump
for the old man down belowa If he
does, We suggest to Kelley to make
the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal bill
of Massey, a campaign document
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-07-18

Gov. CAMERON has captured onoth-
cr oyster steamer. Not satiSfatled
with the capture OF all Virginia, he
has his eye on Chesapeake Bay and
the Potomac river, and means to put
up a corner in oysters as he has in
Fundcrs.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-07-18

Tie Bourbons cannot bear Arthur
in 1889, but in 1879 they went into
busincs, with Hayes. The concern
went into bankruptcy in 90 days ana
now they say they have found the lost
combination Of the democratic sale
The word is Massey.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-07-18

The city OF Alexandria contains
nearly 400, 900 souls, and one third
Of them are Europeans. It is SO fiat
as to seem to be almost like Venice
built in the sea, and the English war
vessels had no trouble in elevallng
their guns for the range OF the forts
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-07-18

1'nE llEnLp's account OF Wv
Egyptian situation to be found 10 'n'S
issue OF the News, viii be icunu '"'
,cres,ing and absolutely necessary 70
those who would understand the pres
cnt war in the East
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TUESDAY, JCtY Is, 1882.

l'uE English Landholier has Ire
land by the throat and the English
bondholder has Egypt BY the head
Alexandria and Virginia have alike
been threatened with assault Arab
wll have to run, but Cameron will
hold his fort.
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nAY Clry. N[lcn.. Ech. 8. lsso.

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life. | recommend my pclicnt to use
them. DR. A, PRATT.
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SINCE Kelley found out that the
old man down below was once a Dem
ocrat, he has quilted the ninety and
nine thousand that voted for Daniel
and gone in scarce Of the o, NJ. D, b.
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1nr Bourbons are trying to get up
a corner in Democracy, but they arc
mere speculative adventures, and new
er produced any Democracy
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-07-18

RICHMOND had Oscar Wilde and
Keiley's Bourbon Funder Committee
both last Wednesday evening The
result was the Bourbons went Wilde.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-07-18

JNo. V. wRionr, who was, in 1880
the Democratic nominee for Governor
cf Tennessee, was temporary presluc"'
Of the Boltcrs' convention last lue''
dlV.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-07-18

President Arthur aud Senator llamp.
ton each caught nifty bass during their
recent ilshing excursion into West Vir-
uiuiu
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nrIlrlIfni NnNnlfY.

Ladies' prefer l1loreston Cologne he.
cause they find this lasting comblna-
ton Of exquisite perfumes delightful
novelty.
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an awful one in Alexandria. Few peo-
pie who have never experienced q thor
vughgoing panic can imagine the state of
the city during the twelve hours succeed
inc the outbreak,
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EGYPT,
HISTORY OF THE CRISIS.
From the New York Herald of tho 10th.

From the New York Herald of tho lOth.l
Our Cairo correspondent sends the fol-
Lowing The immediate cause of the
present state of anarchy and rebellion
existing in Egypt was the refusal of the
khediyc W ratify the sentence of Il court
martial coDdeming some fifty officers of
the army, most OF whom were Of Turk
isll or Circassian origin, to be degraded
from their rank, shorn of their lecora-
tions and sent into exile in the distant
province OF the S0udan. These officers
had been charged with conspiring to-
gethcr to take the life Of Arab Paoha,
Minister of War, and the court was
composed of men all friendly to Arab.
There can be no doubt that the charge
was In The main unlounded, though
many officers as well as civilians had cX-
pressed themselves rs opposed to Arab
and his creatures, and looked forward
anXlously TO the time when either Turkey
or the powers should Interfere and put n
stop to the farce. The court martial,
however, was Il packed one, and, irrc-
spectivc of what evidence might be heard
before 1t, was predetermined TO get rid
Of. wholesale, the non-cUnformiDg spirits
of the army. The Khedive, in the cxer-
else of his sovereign prcrogative, was,
with the knowledge of the facts before
him, quite within the hounds of that
prcrosative when he refused to confirm
the sentence of the court martial, and he
was strengthened IN his determination
hy the knowledge that the Sultan ap-
proved his action and by the assurances
of the Consuls General of England and
France that their governments would
support him also.
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P'o/eSs,0n0I Carts.
JOHN G. SUMMERS,

q ttornoy-ht-I IIow,
Will, proctcc in the county and Circuit
tourts Of Washington, Scott, smytl,c and
Ruspoll, Also in the Court Of Appeals and
o, =. District Court.
Special attention paid to suits In Innk-
rnpicy. ONCE Main Street, Abingdon, Va.
Icp. 23-ly ..E .....I
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H. c. ANDERSON,

Attornev.at'Law,
AND GENERAL COLLECTING A0ENTS
TA2EWELL, c. H., VA.
Will be In regular attendance OH The
courts of Ta2ewoll, tho circuit couit
Jf Washington and Russell counties
and Federal court at Abingdon. Spec
lal attention given TO to the claims Of
creditors against hankruptp In [ he
Federal court at Abingdon
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1llr PANIC Az Ai.rNANpniA.

On the newa reaching Alexandria q
scene OF the widest panic took place,
men and women rushed 10 the Bonsc,
aud hotels and other places w'rrc ieln-
grams were posted and fought for the
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willcurc dyspepsia, heartburn, mala-
ria, kidney disease, liver complaint,
and other wasting diseases.
Daily globe., 1882-07-16
- VALUABLE LOTS AT AUCrION-Tb

- VALUABLE LOTS AT AUCTION-The
IL properly of the SISTERS of the Good
sShepherd to be sold at public sale-I will
ell at auction on the premises, corner of
Wilkin and McBoal streets, on Tuesday, July
18th, beginning 10 o'clock a. m, IL lots
comprising the entire block bounded by
WilKin and Elm streets and the bluff, at pres
ent occupied by the Sisters of the Good Shep.
herd, together with the improvements there.
on, which consist of one three story stone build.
ing OF about twenty rooms, suitable either for
hotel or genteel boarding house; also one
three story frame building with basement.
This valuable parcel of land is situated in the
very center of the city, in the midst of a fine
neighborhood, among whom may be men
TONED Hon. Alexander Ramsey, Hon. w. L.
Banning, Hon. James Gilfllan, Messrs. J. L.
Forepaugh, G. d. O'Brien, L. Maxfield, VIM.
D. Rogers, Il. Sahlgaard, E. Is. Chittenden,
Rev. d. c. Lyon and others. The view from
the bluff, upon which this choice land stands,
is magnificent, embracing the Mississippi val
ley and surrounding country for miles. In
addition to this the property is but few min.
utes' walk from Bridge square, and within
two short blocks OF the street railway. The
drainage is perfect and the location all that
can be desired. Terms liberal.
P. T. KAVANAGH,
lSI Auctioneer.
Daily globe., 1882-07-16
PERSONAL.

Hon. John B. Raymond, of Fargo, D. T., il
| at the Metropolitan.
Isaac Staples, ESQ.,, of Saltwater, spent {
| few hours in st. Paul yesterday
Hon. George N. Baxter, of Faribault. was
among the arrivals at the Merchants yester
| day.
Hon. Andrew C. Dunn, OF Winnebago City
the leading manager in the Cox Impeachment
trial, is in the city, occupying his old rooms
| at the Metropolitan.
John Muir, ESQ assistant superintendent
OF the immense wholesale dry goods house oi
Marshall, Field & Co, Chicago, is in the city
spending short vacation.
C. A. Kerst, secretary in the office of the
Northwestern Ice company, left for Chicago
| last evening. The fact that there is trotting
meeting at Chicago this week, with more and
better horses than was ever before seen on any
course, does not, of course, have Anything to
do with his visit.
Hon. M. L. Mccormick, mayor of Grand
Forks; j. s. Eshelman, president Of the Citi-
zens' National bank; e. A. Allen, member of
the city council, and John Bulge, Esq, all
prominent business men of Grand Forks, ar
rived in the city yesterday on their way to
Chicago, where they 90 to investigate the sys-
tenn of water works of that city.
Lieut.. Gov. Gilman, of st. Cloud, and Col.
not nominated for congress in the Fifth dis
trict, were in the city yesterday. 1t was a
matter Of some surprise to their st. Paul &C.
quaintances that they could talk only in the
Scandinavian tongue. A similar incident took
place few years ago at the tower of Babel, if
the GLOBE is correctly informed.
Col. George R. Clark, real estate dealer OF
Chicago, and who, by the way, looks enough
like Gov. Pillsbury to be his twin brother, is
in st. Paul whittier he has come for two weeks
rest. He is domiciled at the Merchants hotel.
Col. Clark has spent forty-two years of his
life in Chicago. He is the founder of the Pa
cifc Garden mission and has, by his indefati-
gable energy and free use of money, almost
redeemed the unsavory and God-forsaken re-
gion in which his mission is located, corner
Van Buren, and Clark streets. With his large
business on his hands, he finds time to preach
seven days in the week, besides maintaining
large Sunday school, free dispensary and a
free kindergarten. In this grand work he is
ably assisted by his noble hearted, Christian
wife,
Daily globe., 1882-07-16

Ok VALUABLE LOTS AT AUCTION-I
AO will sell at auction on the premises on
Saturday, July %, at2 p.m., twenty-five lots in
Z. NJ. Mackubin's s first addition to st. Paul,
te-wit: Lots Is, 10, 90, %, "a, 81 anu % of
block l, lots to 13 inclusive, in block Q, all
of said lots fronting oh Farquier street, lots
", "a, 25 and 26 OF block Q, and lots l2 and 13
of block 4, fronting on Seventh street. These
lots are ina pleasant, healthy portion of the
city, fine neighborhood and convenient to
some of the most important manufacturing
interests OF the city, among which may be
mentioned those of the C. n. Nelson Lumber
company; j. P. Gribben, the s.. Paul Terra
Gotta Works; st. Paul Plow Works, the
Duluth round house, st. Paul Harvester
Works, and others. The Seventh street i'm
provement, together with the extension of the
street railway TO the Rifle park through Far
quier street, will add materially to the value
of the property in question. Terms liberal
and made known on say of sale.
P. T. KAVANAGH,
197-2O3 Auctioneer.