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Susbonoen - "9r bu M uos pao

Susbonoen:-" 9r bu M uoe paa
Sisseri isisn, Din sumIe Couentrop ="
Sisseren -"9tei, leg er inoe".
Susbonoen (opbra9t): "Gat Dig
itrar oq tom itte oitsrs / nit Sus !,
Suoroan bar Oct pei iuei, bpiS aue
uilpe ernars Jig paa Din Tis?"
lisssren: so, Del 'tal ls9 'ise
benz. 6or oct 6srite bIsp Der ct tort
sslse os for Oct Inoet, Snsen til at
9iue".
6usbonoen:-"Gr ou ltiu o9iaa?"
Sisseren:-Sa, oespRrre, Stiu CT
lea / bpert 2so; men buis Oh cpnaar
min 4lber, tror ie9 life on er miutere
Decorah-posten., 1882-11-22

ii beumotiSme boS 6eite.-
Ndor en- 6elt al og til bIiper bait, ct
Sicbltf CT iriif Og raft, ct anbst saar
o9 hopper o9 ltoIprer, ba fan man pare
litter paa, at bet er Rbeumatisme, iom
ben lioer az. Oenne tommer al en-
euer anoen 6oritprrelie / SloOet, men
Tan osiaa unoertioen pore arpeIts. Sor,
~ftoppelIe itaar ofte / 6prbinbeIie Der.
meo. Def beblte RibbsI, Tom ri peb
az, ftripet en- 9anobruss= 5ibenbe, .r
acetate of potassa euer hyposulphate of
soda, Der giues / Ooier paa en- unse,
bDer Dag euer bueranbsu, / 9sbst at en-
use euer to. 8arme Omilas paa BET
Steb, buor Spsbommeu uiier fig er en-
COB Sins. Rais bpr Seitsn lite faa
/ ilist GiIfaIbe, men bens uaientIisite
6sbe itaI pare SSrpe at SIib, Sapre
eaer eimfrs.
Decorah-posten., 1882-11-22
Iutlulutt.

VI tan lite AnOst emo IGgge ptarts
III bet lIberals Silbuo, iom (r. Ring
gisr allie Spae os T0aOe, loet Dc opIor
orss til al QaG ben paa
Decorah-posten., 1882-11-22

Sen fprite 5urcacbc Staters ganf
opretteoeS / philadelphia i Naret 1861
meo en- 6apituI at 10 MiQioner Dol.
lars. Oct inmme Qar 6etaltes Den
fprlte Stat pau 6iltiucrct Spiritus.
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Taa en- Nopotats @rauiten lGite man
iol9enp. SnOltriit: DOZEN iulste lite
bans Grempel - ben sioroe tort Pros
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Myrer, gGggeIus, Stmt, Gbipmuat
Gopher. 10 Gcnts hos 1ruaQiltu.
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1904
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Decorah-posten., 1882-11-22

Gn Sriibmano, lom ptntes az Smertt
/ Sanberne, belluttepe zig III al trRttt
en- af be samIe Y~laseaanoer uo; men
pa Der lite par nossn Sanolese / Ner.
beben, maatts ban bielpe fig Ielp. 5ar
fplote ben bule Gano meo 8ruot 90
laaoe en- brQnoenos Suopltitte til
men banss for at bliue lpr9n9t / enfs
ten lob ban afitep, for lite at q I
Nerbeoen, naar S%prangninsen gil
for Tia.
Decorah-posten., 1882-11-22

2ette 9ine "itaIier unoer Chen et
tungt SOpeo.
Decorah-posten., 1882-11-22

.,r ittC Il iva
I" .,aocrt yin, og ta9ert
eao gioe samle stOr9'
hare 5sn"cr! io90e ban
a.. m, ialot?i aa On, ban O'O''
+l.. iasoc 3'oO'r'n. .,.,
=, ia FL goo FOR mere
0lao Os t'rt'O' ''9 0p
iaoOe 6uitrusn biz
a.D.sst inO isjs"Hem o''
i,ops Dian, osnns Tdar
,..,, ON gar bin, 9tO ben
NJ, con, iusos aoptetns1,
.,,n % Os gar mig ben.
hans spn Os zig BAN, at
tl,e sar I'll at bare Den.
~ sa mango aor eitcr, @am,
N, bapOs tuget tiIllOs, ben
,aosn, iau mart De tunoe
3@ammeIirusn laO enOnu
,..r taltt ON lOunOne Gage
.sonat % SaImer, mems
.-r,ss ga inurreOe. Het lOm
..,,, ps iaaet 8reu, lad IRA
r. sen anOeu al Sutterne
=, nj int 4enge meb, iaa
ittc al ltpe al. 8ammeIs
a1sf. % p0ttert rOOmaleI,
~, rss Stiarmbrattct OernOe.
III sammeIt % graft, o9
,t "a brco | Oct, 'aa Del
9r, Del life better lno paa
rr llsasn, iasoe 6olt, 'aa
4, ON &inosn nj NfG9t meo
~, flnitt oet holoer llg, III
-,,t iaIOer paa 0erregdaroen,
4, b.fpeu Gammsl 9rad, neppe
.ey uisn. Get enelte oerOppe,
.yb..M ia. ia par bIeusn mere
l. MT "a ~uu1oommeli9, Oct par
~, HIN pur alt 81 gOot Stptte
arm, sun tuuNe ali Tor l9nge
e. frae; men oe penteoe %
m b,itre 8uo. % glao par
lar. Or par Ingen AZ BEN,
y.i. pun tanoe aIori9 9lemme
,-uliusu. On ban tRntie
cisu, Del piplte bum lite.
n ssmrt engaug. Oh ban par
la. "a ID 1T bun tale llot meo
III ban ioritoO benoe pel lite,
ttt t~anoe.oer pare Wtenln9
NIT ban psI ON 'list 'alot
Chen buuoe ban 10 lite
znt, % Itts bortes Oct uo
Ian tom blsm heller Sanltc
-y aiit. Mten lau hapoe ban
ei om oei nj W{or IN.
sa n life tos ham, Den unse
E1 l.su, Gilt. Oct par 10 bog
ing @anO og laa soot, lom
Ell ou. 9et par Den un9e
"a atn Greuei0nnen, ui pen>
3: q ~anitrRn9te os 10 ali Def
na al mo0tage Dem Os boIoe
Ez s-ts Stano men buem ltuloe
Il Il p1r iaa lioet Gentlemen.
q 4 ig bangs, on par lite 'om
In heller, yilll. IN bar Tor
TIKI samle geoitenlamma bin.
q II 'orent. 0errei9oet LEGION
IL ia.osr, lutteoe 6erres
ln
a:gITyf, BET uar NOT life til al
I 9sueiROet" ialot. Oct. par
I sars 'llgsiOm" heller oct. Oct
L In @aass INT til Buttons,
: 1-ss oa life pare gotepon
: ':zHt llo tOm en- Dag ct
~ ''l.snos IND / 6ioroeu. Stag
TIKI 0alsoe % uiIteoe ira Cop
~ '3 6elIene Iplie lom Solp
Stlbet iuin9eoe paa Su9ten
~1.trit ioloe. Der blep tn
seidten paa bpem Der monue
"a 7ar lite ieet Stib oerinoe,
"a '1nat mInoes. 9srresaurose
~a''t 9aa grsueipnnsn. 20 bet
II aaH la9oe bun. Men Ii
. la8cn 9tt os insen Ore
en- la tlnoe Oet uel lite pare
?';' 5rstsnsn tantte, iasos bun
-@a ON Aiteu rpgteoes bet glen
]>''3ata'n % aiOttenet Os ri,
% l Sraens @emat, al pet
~ eammeImsn, iOm par tom.
al'l0ntn Ql9en eiter tiebte
3'aToen % JUN / iamme Stups
~'R IN StOrm Den Oa9eu-
1n5'etIst Tor @ammelituen.
-''a Oag tn Oenlig 9eitenuino,
'-'' .tt' ooer Stusn os eioroe
-'' ''tJ MOB Del andre @lau.
v 'T'o IN brso @aoe ieiens
"''' Al 6rstentn bapOe uentett
e.I''t bun en- Gang suu, Os
Y"''' m'O en- @aus 9enner
~'s''. Oct oar not lite gan.
al Ssr Ogiaa bauOe tanft
"a 4Tlmeli9 BET Tumble ipnes.
aTm tom mo til S5ruen,
t.. '0'' paa zig; men nO9le
''' 0't, lOm Oct itulOe iaa
''m et uattsrt 6uentur
'I5o' 9amIe Mtor @ammelz
paa &s6us / gto. 9.
ali lOr.aot.
Decorah-posten., 1882-11-22
Is. :. @eiierS

euer ct anett 1uug Store % Der TO-
,>utet iaa en- Ersutnoit, AZ SOttOrens
New Discovery Tor lFrng. 8da Ger
,a, bo.5 Os ItOts Al 5etia5, QOite,
sort M,lelle, Aitbma. Sroadit Hay Fe-
yer, Sab Al Siemms, 01sbeo eler no
gen nalic. slIer yla8t >q3e Dt,otel.
nen uil / hu.rt <ii5clac hrIbr..e Z en-.
Decorah-posten., 1882-11-22
Geroeu pnifer Sept;cr.

Den beoite Ntaabe at prpue MaO
puo er at ipiie Den, bet ilaar ulOri9
fell. Sag berfor Or. SoneS Red
Clover Tonic. Oct belbreber aue
Sp9Oomme / 8looet, geuersS pgOomme,
,6OueOpine, 6oritoppelie og al 6oritprs
relic / Gunos Nnorinsen. Oct er Den
beoitc Nppetits9 Gfter % ben beolte
Comic. Sel9es hos s.. s.. MontgOs
merp Il So. so Gents 6loitsn. Q)
Decorah-posten., 1882-11-22

0utDpaltning Gn Bed frllf
Ralt, ierlt l0oltst, til ben banner ct
toni Tuluer, o9 iua oplpaoet mep Sanb
til en- tpuo Seuins, oerneit tiIiat msb
ct Funo ~Sulpbats OF Clint" og ct balut
9unp %alminoelist Cali, siper st soot
Sroi for 6pibpaltning.
Decorah-posten., 1882-11-22

- Crib lite efter Stp9Sen % milt
ielpe 0essmet. 6ionep @ort taa Tor
andre 0is ira en- Stp99e az, bpao On
bioinotil par, til ct traftist Wennelfe.
Gn, Der / Iansere Sio bauoe liot al
GprssS psoOm, blep opiororet til al Tor
ieae Sionep Nort lOm yGgemiooel.
",Sea uil prone oct, men BET er oslaa
bet iibite", iasoe ban. San blsp rri't,
oa M anbeialsr ban Oct I'll Iue. bar
On Ell euer anben Sp9oom 9fprerns,
ba mau On probsre 6ionep Nort.
Decorah-posten., 1882-11-22

omtrtn9 benz.
poteter til lin 0ait i%fteoen>
Tor S9be. - Sertll Tan man fun
benptte be Ipie, buioe Hoteter, % man
bruser ssentlig fun bet benz uGrenoe
9ano, iom pna paa @runo AZ I'M elem.
oommeIigs Spre opleier alt Snaps.
poteterne itplles, 'tr9Iles os ripes,
buorpaa Stipelsmelet uopaites / en-
6aariil. Aaar alt Stiuelsmelet Der
paa bar bunpialot zig, baIoer man Ban
BET al % bruser bette ilteoenfor euo.
Oct sr naunlis iortrRnslist I'll Bait az
SiIteitrsmper, @srtlRoer, Saano olu.,
90 bpao Der paa Gruuo az lin Gam:
meniatnins, (. Gr. &leoninssitptter,
life laoer lts ualts, renies laaIebss:
Nan lager Saserne ouer ct elnnsos
6l9oe puu Soroet, oppper en- Spamp
/ Yotetesuanoet og snioer Ssiet mel
ben uaaos Spamp, inottl Smuolet bar
lott fla iu~loitGnois. Oerpaa uouaiter
man Seiet, Strempsrne, Ssrtl9oerne,
9aanoene oiu. / rent 9ano for al ltple
Smuoiet bort o9 laber Dem oerpaa
TORE. 9aa oenne Maaoe bliuer De
lanst renere os imuttere enp peo Yin
uenbelie al ~aImInpelis SGbe, be mi'ter
life I'm 6arps, men iaur lin oprinoss
lige Slams tilbase. MssnsOen az Yos
teterne rettsr Jig eiter antauet os Stsrs
relien al be Stoiier, Der itaI uaites,
oa eiter Stprten al bet 8ano, Der be-
hopes ri at renie Seiet.
Decorah-posten., 1882-11-22

Gurrant Worm. - Get beolte
Mfipbsl iii al bolbe bette %eosl9asenoe
,Snistt borts fra line Ribs. o9 StitteIs,
bRr> guite er at itrs Qlte al los 9ss
omtring benz.
Decorah-posten., 1882-11-22

s DAD &e6ns / gio. 8.
ali lOrlaot.
Decorah-posten., 1882-11-22

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;,oos Dian, osuns ruar
~ ON gar bin, Sin Der
Nh, CON, iasOe sGpteinsH.
,.,n % Os gar mig ben
hans 5On Os zig BAN, al
. sli,e sar I'll at bore Den.
Decorah-posten., 1882-11-22
,,rlfnts spahs'
.s!iis % ns'
zmmilla.l

I5mmins)
:, tagrsite i belle s0mp0.
= =. =, oiorpe iuart meSet a
| .' par it lite s' tort 2 Die.
| fagcrt YIN, 09 Eager
| ago gioe 8amIe NOrs'
| nngr sSnner' io9o' ban.
An falot? iaa IN 9a" 0'Oe.
iagOc @IOOercn.
fl. iss r goo Tor "Fr'
7Iap % tprteOe l'9 ol
!. NIB lr'i'nr"sl' -,
r.a.a. iag0e 9u'i'HS" ''''
,oD.sst inO isjsnnsm %
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-01-19

Reed and Schoyille have completed
their arguments for the defense and have
put the case for their client in the best
light possible Gu:teau himself had a
speech prepared but the judge refused
permission for him 10 deliver il, though he
gave tho other counsel permission TO look
IL over aud il they thought best they could
read any portion Of IL TO the jury. Guit-
eau vas not satisfied with this and gave it
TO the papers for publication. 1t con-
iains nothing new and places him il posi-
bile in a worse light than ever He thinks
removing Garfield was good job for the
country, aud that subsequent events have
shown it 10 be So that the people will
vla,licalo him and that his name will go
down 10 pos,erity with Washington and
bincoin. He SAYS that he was impelled
to commit the deed by deity and that in
committing the act he was legally insane
though ho denies with great emphasis that
he was insane before or after the act He
says he had no personal enmity or dislike
for GARFIELD, but that the act was inspired
Nv the deity for the good Of the nation.
We hope good sound common sense will
Inspire the jury to lang Guteau for the
good OF mankind in general and for such
egregiously egotistical cranks as Guiteau
in particular Judge Porter will close
the case for the government and will, no
doubt make a telling argument The case
will be given to the jury, probably, on
saturday Some think they will disagree
but generally the opinion is expressed
tina, they will bring in a verdict OF guilty.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-01-19
Temp~rance In 81. Adams.

As we have before noticed there has been
for several weeks great excitement in st
Adams on account Of the efforts OF tenn
persnce men TO suppress the liquor traffic
That place is so near Canada that it is i'm
possible TO keep liquor out entirely, but
the temperance people did stop its sale in
apublic manner. As step OF retaliation
all the hotels closed. Recently the hotels
opened again in response to petition
signed by many business men and the re.
port has been spread broadcast that the
temperance movement 'iiMled" out aud
amounted to nothing. We quote the fol-
-, he 81, Adams Messenger, a
paper that has been mostly neutraI ae..--t,
The .'war."
0ae day last week an associated press de-
spatoh dated at st. Adams. was published
IA the Boston and other papers in regard
10 the temperance situation here winch
certainly contained much misrepresei.ta
tieu, not 10 say positive untruth This
despatch appeared In the Boston Journal
Of the jth inst. under the head Of "A Pro.
hibi,ofy Fizzle The following state
menis were made: That many OF the sign.
ers of the citizens temperance agreement
had refused 10 pay the assessment made OF
them for expenses, while many had with.
drawn their names; that more drunken
ness fad been seen on the streets within
tao weeks than for long time previous
that the Measures taken by the working
committee were regarded a. unlawful and
extreme, that business had been seriously
injured and business men were severe III
their dennnelssions The executive com
miiiee. wish us 10 say IN refutaiion OF ,hes
statements, that no, one Of the signers OF
the agreement who has been called on foI
his assessment has refused to pay; that but
on. person has withdrawn his name; that
ihe iacl that there is kss drunkenness than
before The movement Vas actively begun
il too apparent 10 he denied, and is al
firned ~ the law officers; that the work
ing COMMITTEES have taken no measures IN
,he pryeac ation Of the work that are not 10
strict accordance with the Law, that 40 faT
from bnsiness being seriously injured.
many business mer say tha; their trade in
December. 1851, was larger than in the
same mouth for many years, and few bust
peses Iueb can 10 ioand who have denoune-
the movement 4, all. SO much for that
associated press dispatch In regard 10 9
rilieulons ssaietnensin the Hasiand Her
sai ior SATURDAY. tina, tho committee have
lesa able 10 collect bu, 81 eeats Of tho ~
sessmeut, il may be well 20 state that the
snm 80 FAR collected AMOUNTS 10 bctween
slfo AMI sisrsnd slrc remainder will Le
c~llss.ad ~ rsesa ~ neeaisd .as
Dessmeer IL the WeAiea Hogse closed
IL deQrs Rssans, all hu, ita regular board
ers, aud within ~ hours the other hotels
did the Saraes Al the same time the livery
s'alsses rcfn~ci 60 put up teams During
this interval Of neazIy four weeks We have
had no hotels, bui through the erertion Of
ihc ten pcrAnee committee nearly all ilse
people aho have had occasion 10 visit the
town have hesn furnished with areomn0-
da;ioas, though Of course not 80 eoavsai-
eni a. 3, the hotels.
Last week paper Was numerously
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-01-19

skpod. saAinK sac pfuprielors q ibe h9'
ieSa 10 eFsen THIS vAs hanirl - iheia
= fasurasg sod ~ IA Gay ihsg deiea-
nteeA t@ FaFpiv wsth sh@ fsqmesi ilr
eoesfnt III ~ l',iHs ns'e~aary in.smucb =,
ss9 hsa agas z abaaa H. femair q -
aessa M 4, a. al fAeesenled 10 n ..s.ss,
Neafiinglv fassisi na7i x ~ 49,.
dropped she laars ifam iae Asy' 4 rati,sa
the vkliiag from ihe Window All u{th
rssris and other hrln IN ~ srv nvnb,ea
Tbsy will ran sn slnssgs' b. d.. seeot -
pHseHi aad there y 4 pr4,Ah.liiy iiiai
sa&e either eTNngemerm will d. made
which vii rciieTe 'he hot "a a. TIE leasv
rEpfpse Nith tblA exception 10 chsnrr
- made Wilde ib,re vas decided aii
fefeneo ~ opinian fclaiiys toihe ariiun II
the proprieiors ~ closing lilrir bunses
there soetAs 20 tso mons lls.at their a,sssipr,
sinp which !. rsovirs,l alth gsi,eral at.
iEisciiou The "WoIkite nointaittce ulll
nov h" relieved from thrir lal,'irs IL 81 i.r.
isininR stranger, but wa nn.leteisn q res
will cobiihHe ta sFc ttsal h. .i4ae' a. !
enforced ~ iuan 40 far as ii b. "a Sag
isoWpf % 4 80
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-01-19
Blu RR AND BURTO N
Sc MlNARY,
GUARDIANS NOTICE 10 SELL
~ nEAT ETAIE

STATE or VERMONT. Disuict Of NeHthc.t'f ,.
in Probate Court / cid AT Mhucb star within
and for SAID district, on the SLIT das af Dec.
cmber A. D.. 1881.
Dexter Baieh.lder. Guardian OF Abigail Adams
OF Peru, IN ssd district, makes application 10
| tnid Court for license TO sell he following de-
scribe real estate of his eaid ward, 20 Wit the
said Abigail Adame homestead aud dover, In.
erest and title In and unto all the real estate
situate in Peru, whereof her butbasd, Joel
Adams, late Of Peru, deceased died seized and
possessed, representing that the sale thereof,
for tho purpose ofputtiog tho proceeds fsuck
sale at interest or investing the same In stocks
or real estate, would BIO boLefcial TO laid ward,
also for the reason that the personal lostate Of
said ward 10 insufficient for her support and
msinansDce,
whereupon, it Is ordered by said court. that
said application be referred TO n session thereof,
TO be held at the probate ofiico In SAID Msnebes-
tor on the 18th day OF January A, u, 1872, Al
10 o'clock n. m d. for hearing and decision there.
on: aud, II in further ordered that all peitous
inter sied be notified thereof, by publication I
said Application and oidor thereon. three webs
succentiyciyp the Manchester JcuHsiL, ub.
lish'd at tad Manchester, Lo'oie said tine Of
hearing that they may appear al said time and
place and. II they see cause object thereto
by the Court,
l73 Attest RANNEY TOWARD, Jndte.
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r. ~. Drake, uTcring.

+. II. Drake, Esq, Detroit, Mich, SUI
fered beyond all description from Skin
disease, which appeared on his hands
head and face, and nearly destroyed hi
eyes. The most careful doctoring failed
to help him, and after all had failed he
used the Cutucura Resolvent blood puri
fer internally, Cuticura and Cuticurf
Soap (thc great skin cures externally, and
was cured, and has remained perfectly
well to this day.
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OBITUARY.

81 New York City on the evening Of Jan
III. 1882. Mrs Fanny Miner clApp. ED.
rft daughter Of Hon. A. L. Miner Of
Manchester Va. at the age Of - yearS
The funeral was attended from the resi-
drnce Of her father 90 Saturday the ls,h.
hsF Mr. Reed conducting the services.
auA Dr Wicklan participating
Altiprlise y, e0usisERure, brilliant 80
mind. zad engaging Ia manners she II oaes
nsei aiih regard from strangers aiiiie
those that eAliy knees her loved heT for
her unselhsh efforts ia ishalf ~ any need.
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Guard against Disease.

Ifyou find yourself getting bilious,
head heavy mouth foul, eyes yellow, kid.
neys disordered, symptoms of piles tor.
mentng you take at once few doses OF
kidney-Wort. 1t is natures great assis.
tant Use it as an advance guard don't
wait to get down sick. See large advor-
ment.
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SKILL II IRE WoRgsHIr. To do good
work the mechanic mnst have good health.
II long hours Of confinement in close
rooms have enfeebIed his hand or dimmed
bis sight, let him at once, and before some
organic trouble appears, take plenty Of
Hop BitteS. His system will be rcluyen-
ated, his nerves strengthened, his nerves
strengthened, his sigh, become clear, and
his whole constitution be built mp 10 a
better working condition.
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The cheapest medicine 10 use is THoM
As EcLEcTmc On, because SO very LITTLE
OF 1t is required to effect cure. Fol
Group, diphiberia, and diseases OF The
tho lungs and throat whether used foi
bathing the chest or throat, for taking in,
iernally or inhaling, tn matchless com.
pound
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SIS TO $40 A day at home. Sam
'" ples worth 50 fieo. Addrs,s
s1IstoE Co, Portland, main. 45iy
NOM WIssIONER's NOTICE.

- JDHs G, MALKEHs Estate,
he undersigned, having beeu appointed b.
the Hon. Probate Couri for the district OF Man
| chester, Conmifsioners TO receive, examine ans
| adjast all claims aud demands ~ all Isxsops
against the eslkie ~
John G. walker late ~ HanoLss or,
DE- CEASED, aud all claims irbib.
ted in ofisct thereto. brioby give notice ihst We
will meet the purposo- Aforesaid. at The late
on the 30th day Il jane nett from
O'Clock ?. until O'clock ,. "a, on said day,
and that sir months from the 9Osh day Of Dee,
A, D., 1881 Ia the tim. limited by said I0utt Tor
.nid creditors to present their claims TO u Tor
examination aud allowance.
Dated at Manchester, this 30th day Of Dee,
A. D., 1881,
MALCOLM GANfIfLD, Go.
s43w GfO, O, BURTON, N"hA'
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Hon. r. 4 Parks of Waterford sold 6s5.

TfVF' . ~ Ut ~ II " wv FTFIHf JUL VVN
l.-...-p f..,,a H.. i..4.l - 90 COWS In
1851, and received s2lGT ID therefor; also
used 200 pounds oi butter and $50 pounds
OF cheese IN his family, besides S2l worth
OF milk and cream; $40 worth OF sour
milk fed to hogs: $50 for calves Sold and
II calves raised, SlGs Total income from
dairy, s26s2 ID. Made l0i pounds OF but.
ten the last week in December.