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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-05-22
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SobIenSl: Gtoubnrb gSGite sac; Grime gSbtte 9%s
Seoolioht QSociic 13Asc: 9Soter 2$bite uuo Snorp SSbtte
11Nc; Mid,. gsater Gsbite 121sc;. &i6c. &rtn'e 8bite
92sc;1 29i5;. Mater gs4ite 1885 $HOiano Nrilae SS9tte
GriYc 9lc; 80. i, 9Oc; SO. ?, SIS. = ~JeatsioOt 80. /,
r.; 40. ., 60;. - Gels Cos Eerpentin BIZ
9topbta 63srdb. 10e. = Gaioitl '4grdo. l5', s'9roO'
3lc. @pite Miintrs 62o; psIorD 90. 60c.
x. v. = Gte Qreiie non yein0t iiIIo i!ir A:uantttais1
pou ! os 10 uno 10 DIS 60 Jdlern bs0teJeE!Ii@ be-
re@net.
WscbI.
sss.ss saintsr .1oa97.a5
Cseriuor NrnI. hiS one .62569.75
pSintsr. GIIneriiue 49,. 5!00l5.73
SEonrn 5,eit . priuo tgriros .6.5001.50
ga CSn[ss T .4.5O6l6.2 %
mfi nrciotn bci,rs .6.5OGg1.7 "a
Cacrimee CitaI. Bis cute .5O00y6.50
q nrian c',nsri;nc .37505.?
Niinnt,oto lSatent .S.000l9.00
YoooeumebI .4.S0GL5.0O
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-05-22
0cr Oatifits Norolucltcn:
SrcgOm, @NIbin8ton taato
So0DO,

9sietet fur tusmaistre SnS beHt00uS. natm=
lid Gin tniIoeS. aitidlmdB:GeS nrS 9eSnnSeS
&Iim0, inoblfeiic 1Nnoercicn pm 9tOBcr
iraGhtbarfeit, ollie 9Yfem npm @etreiOe er5et,z
0tnO; Frw6tt Mmo @ras liz eritamnIidlrr @rDfe
MnN f&He; tMerId d. npHid)et Wcrrath oHn @'(5
Mmo NrURc RobIcMfeIocr ioUie ntOere gSiae=
ralten; hiUiae mmo HGIerc 3ranSportGtiom
~nlitteIit fisemhahnft mmo GlGtfhiffabrteH,
Mt,S in ysetrad,t ret '.,in'itteIharem Ndtt ocS
VHctEe=SCeG otrefte S>aHcttsperbttoutg
nit nIlem 1betleH oer NseI1.
Sbi0e @egeloen fenllelt telne 0urre,
feline i6GoIthen ss}nictten nod befttae
Sturn,c poer ionltiAe Der GauOiulrtblhatt
ld)Golihe Griheinuugen.
4jeJc 46Hbfrciru scS IGtiHcsV etoe fetS
Sei9em ttnen 1t0Strcn Tt'rGltdliitte @rtro3
iraeno eiincns 1bciIc ber 1ereiniatcm etaaten.
1Tih=1ternnten tfuui pt0m ntdIt.
Exea OH, ~ eisem e~r;icit int &iOetpppicr
genrffe riact h 0iletcn ISreiS. ais ein ioId)cr
bon irAtmS ciMent nn0ercn 2beiIe oeS &anoeS.
Ninc ~Mnochcute Nl1d1c iehr iru1tbGren Nooen5 i'll Ils
mittctburer Ndbs ver 0ohptlinie btr ~Htrfthstn EntIlie
Ciieubabn 60, Der ErcQOn t%Yilcnbubn II. GdiiiaGtt>
ionic Der Ersqon & GuIilpruia @iicnpd9n> @ele lltGit
nit bereu :ablreihen .Siuct9bGhnen, bird pie &bdler oeS
eoiumbin uIS leiHer Acbcniuiie tubocab, miro Sn rieOS
ri9tn Yreiien nno unisr 9ntcn Ssot,t9nn9cH lest 6um
Nirutdouioeu sum Swcdc ser NuiitS.Inu9 inter benz
NtinitGtte, ipp!c GOrioulssGeitS pclben eHt9e8cn8ts
uomneit.
Die oroEen 2ilot ppn Einlpnubcrfrn nod ben ?Reeios
nen Des Golumbid. Wel4c bis le9t ttdtt9etuHbeit, lpereeiI
ieoenjal5 btuner Sturgeon nod ilbCrtroiicn lperoen, Io7
bdlD oQs GtleIbdhiI> v phem ot Hnllnetu EuCtttc mo
ienes Der Ercgon CtltHbd1n Ii. >9eleul9a1t
ponsubet l.iM wiro. Gieis9 miro uutiirIif einen raid
;~unetmeuben @rei3 beS EouDcs ~ Uotge babcrt, Oet9cS
jeBt sum Gerfaui o%r9eboicn miro, o3er 'peldts 1d Sez
berulunu inter benz IertiHi9ten Gtodten SeImltaties
oSer Tortauias@ eie3c ~crucrben fam.
FUR GircuIArc, Gartcm. -ScldtretbnnD oes
&GmoeS. ocNen &i~ilfsameUcM, &ti,ta, Soften
Oev Wcile uMo better 3omtc %G0rclfire an
4 L. ESS,
General Eastern. Agent,
So Gtart ctr, Sbtc9gO, Su,
THE BUREAU OF IMMIGRATION,
13mjeDtpo DoF''""0' oregon.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-05-22

Nm z d weinema rtt belief Die 3uiubr ih aui ca.
10000 Stnd. 9e9sn 10000 in Der Norwobe. 9ie
&retie limb, pte erl3tlid. bebeutenb g~eilie9eI. &sSoDlt
Wurbeu nGrlli1:
@or. Semita9: SamItas:
2ei6te Sdpeine ..........T.NQb1.50 T.9j@1.95
SGlpcre gum Y0telu. ......G2Nl1. G.50DS.tO
Sdpcre sum &erianbt. ...... I.3U@S7"GO G.4O0S.50
larHn,tff rn,,rhen II n.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-05-22

NIt NNfWIUIIIIsptelIT TIVHItH IIN TulSPNuFTIHUBFH.
Fancy graded and export steers rs 1850 500
Prime to extra shipping steers....... 1909 7.SO
Good to choice native steers......... 1.3JD 1.55
Medium to fair fat steers 30 T.23
Com. shipping and butchers steers. 6.OOGp SO
Feeders, fair to good ................. $3.50 SO
Stockers, common to good ............ 3.15W $40
COWS and heifers, good to choice. =. 90 SO
Cows, common to fair. ............... 3.50GD 400
Inferior mixed butchers stock....... 2.154D 3.295
Texas grass steers ................ 4.GNS 5.15
Texas bulls, cows, and mixed ........ 1850 $50
Native bulls, inferior to choice. 3.O01 $50
Common to good fat oxen.......... 4.NUlG 600
Veal calves u 100 bs.........."..... 1000 $50
Mich 28.00W5S.00
Wm z d ID / Il III I'll heliei Die 2lliuhr iMl nui ca.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-05-22
oIUoemciucr Mooreuu1Qrft

Gprit.- Su Gbtcago 1.16; in ct. gouis It's; in
GintinHati 1.1301.14; i'll Peoria l.l4i i" SalIiHors
l.2l.
Gutter. vgrsam,rp", bette 24025c, siemIi6 quite
bis CUTE 21@23c, y0airp", quite bis bette @eGGs"e, 9sriHs
ssre GuaIitat 1491Sc.
GeiiHeeI.- yebeube 9urtsps S@1oc. eed!udt.t.
o.; 9hbntI IGllt' gtid!!aaieis G@0ei %Hisn
S2,50O2,75 pos GnFsnb. e5anie S3.W05.0o S9 Gnr.
&priu3 SbiGen5" $".0006.O0 eGS EuS., i 1ud rGr
observation-disclosures. ST. .25@1.45 Der gul5sI
heim Gdr. Smportirte SO01.Wc.
3eue K0rtoifttn. StraIuOa5 g rne
sselu GrIeouler $5.7o16.00 bas SaB.
- Apurl 6arpst lno Srnlh 1oG5l1e.
SsIizmortiH9 Green 81 rreSi;Ppso" S@4U9'' "AS0
Srujb" T0TMc, truinmeS 4Q6c.
Soopien.- Nensr Ne,D 9ortsr ss0a8c; &i5cOnlMer
1s01sc; GotitOrnier 22@;24s,
Eumpen. $1.75G2M 6aS 100 EfunS iGr 9<
u.ild.e pom GaUbe,
sdmitristt. ~ Srauues DC. seIbes 5@5Ac, rpeis
EaYgg.- auaen Sc. SO. / SOIio Country 72ac, So.
lSitroueu.- S4.ooa45.Go bas &iitden.
Mtpjel.- $5.OO07.W OaS SGB.
9pmig. - 1s0?sc iir @abtn unb 1OO11e fir anss
8"obnem- $s.aO@s.4 40 iar prima ys.Oium.
Apfell nsn.-Sa,Eatea $1lOo0el@W paS Stltd)er'
WseIlina uib Y0Isrmo $6.00OT.W.
Grbieu.- Bette crime $l.1O01.25, SeIocrbieu $1.O0
01,1O ba3 ". SpIit 2%c has E1b. NfarrOpiats $1.15
01.35.
Siit6en; Spiuat 81 .5O01.75 has Sas; Salat 4N@5oc
bos GUS; Iie Ttont 305c; 0jurten aN94oe bos Out, +;
gtabiesden 15125c; ~2SeiBtobI $5.5oGI6.50 Der gGrate";
Grblsn $2.ONga,a5 hu5 Siitden 3wiebeIu 1QG915c has
9us.; 9nppeusruu 30235c; Eeteriilie 15c bos Sus.;
@tangsubobnen $l.00D1.5o bas Hir4en iir sriine unO
s 2.50O3.O0 fir 9elbe. Spar9el SND1.5O le mad Nlatt>
lat unp Der cSr6Ge Der &iinbden, Squaib 2Gl3c oaS E1o.
Grbbeereu. - $500 900 cas- atfbtn q "a
Quarts.
GtadcIbeeren SIT Zoe bas Nrort b%erebnet.
Y%fIaumeu 2.OOGG3. 25bas Ntit8eH @ "A Quarts.
HciS.
G%aroLina -.
G1NkHHUH.s . . q . . STSHt 70
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-05-22
0eiIenSt @unNen.

Die i6redliden @un6eu, uel6e i'm
6erbite 1881 einem betrddtlidcn SbetIe
Mi6i8an'S burb firdterIide 8alb7
brGnoe 9si9lagsH purpen, liHS tbsilS
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-05-22
W0rftberi0t.

Gbicoeo. DtontaG, 90. Wai.
Sim GetreiSenartt idlOileu, SSeipu fit &elS anSss-
rou!letl, ale sriifeI rieoriser, ais per9un9eue 99ot3e.
Die 4reisperdnOerlnseu i'm Soar9sihait limb CHS IGl5
genocm eriid!lid:
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-12-07

Parliament was prorogued on Saturday
until Feb. 18th. The Queens speech,
closing the session, says that she continues
TO hold auicable relations with all foreign
powers. Notwithstanding the failure TO
conclude commercial treaty with France
there has not been any general decline IN
the dealings between the two countries.
She expresses gratitude to the British snd
Indian forces for their work in the Eeyp.
tisn campaign. Recent events in Egypt
have enhanced her obligations in regard
10 Its affairs. She will study 10 discharge
her .luii.s 40 AZ 10 maintain international
engagements. uphold aud consolidate The
privileges which have been acquired. aud
promote the happiness OF the people and
the prudent development Of their ina,i.
,u,ious. She anticipates distress this win
ter IN some parts Of Ireland. She refers
With deep psin to the assassinaiions that
have been rife ia Dublin. There is asrcc-
isl call Of duty upon the authorities to en-
ercisc with Grmness the powers with which
they have le.n entrusted, The social
condition Of Irelaad al large however has
markedly improved. which improvem. nj
SIC hopes viii lie maintained. Her msies
~ expresses thanks for tie passage Of va
rious measures relative 10 Ireland. and
Other measures 10 the advantage Of the
psople.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-12-07

The census bulletin shows that the nun
her 81 persons 10 years old and upward IN
the states and territories is ~. 76i .otn -
whom g23. 600 are unable 10 read and g. :
aso.o9 unable TO write. OF the bite
persons in the United States, those u slJe
10 sri,s arr 81 per cent; Of the eolond
those unable 10 write 70psr cont; Of native
White perons unable 70 write 81 per cent,
Of foreign horn white persons unable 10
write ~ per cent The states In which
the percentage Of ilhi~rscy is
smailes, are Io~a. Maine, Kansas. Ohio.
Michigan and Wisconsin. The most Hitter.
ate population is that Of New Mexico,
we're 90 per eeni are unable 10 read. OF
the states. Soaih csrulius ranks frat in il.
liieacf. ~i,h aii per cent. followed by
Aislams. Georgia. Mississippi. Louisiana.
North Carolina. Florida and Virginia The
Concord Mcniior observes The figures
sho1 ibni the plea 10 sst up in the sySii-
orn states, that their poor sbouing 10
CEASED by The large namber OF nrsrpss
I (, ibe white popais,ica alcne the greaies,
ilisieracy is shown ia the South. shess
cash state has larger pr oeai than aEy
Na,thera state In al the Sonilers
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-12-07

John Livingston OF Coventry had his
neck broken on Thursday by being thrown
from sleigh.
Charles ii. Scott. q farmer who resides
in the west part Of the town Of Benning-
ton, drove to the village early Thursday
evening and hitched his horse under the
Stark House shed. Shortly after 8 O'Clock
he returned TO the place 10 ascertain il his
horse aud carriage were all right and start.
cd back to the hotel. A stranger asked
him II he was going to take him to the
dance in Salisbury. Scott replied in the
negative and passed into the hotel. Twen-
~ minutes later be discovered that his
horse aud buggy and a blanket and lap
robe had been stolen, also = buffalo robe
from sleigh belonging TO Andrew Matti.
son OF North Bennington.
The Vermont supreme court has affirmed
the judgement in the case OF Davis against
the Central Vermont, which settles foi
Vermont the question whether railroad
is liable to an employee for the negligence
Of fellow employee. A fireman named
Davis was killed by his engine running in
TO wash. out between Bellows Falls and
Rutland, and his widow sued the compa
ny. The jury found that the wash-out was
due TO the negligent building Of culvert,
for which the master builder was response
BILE, and brought in . verdict Of $4,000
damages. The company appealed on the
ground that the fireman and the builder
were co-laborers, and that they were moi
responsible TO one for the negligence Of
the other. The verdict Of the jury was
sustained by the supreme court.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-12-07
Various Causes

Advancing years. care, sickness, disap::
pointment, and hereditary prcdisposi-
ton all operate TO turn the hair gray.
and either of them inclines 1t to shed
prcmaturely. AYERS HAIR ViGOR will
restore faded or graz, light or red hair
TO q rich brown or G~cp black. as may
be desired. II softcns and cleanses the
scalp, giving II q healthy action. It
removes and cures dandruF and humors.
BY It's use falling hair Is checked, and
. new growth will be produced In all
cases where the folliclcs are not de-
stroyed or the glands decayed. Its
effects arc beautifully shown on brashy,
weak, or sickly hair, Oh which few
applications will produce the gloss and
freshness Of youth. Harmless and sure
In its results, II Is Incompatible as
a dressing. and Is especially valued
for the soft lustre aud richness OF tone
II imparts.
AYERS HAIR viGog Is colorless;
contains neither oil nor dye; and VIII
not soil or color white cambria; yet
II lasts long ON the hair, and keeps
II fresh and vigorous, impartlng an
agreeable perfume.
For sale BY all druggists.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-12-07

The new penal code In New York wen,
iuio feet Dee lst Among other things
oil work on Sunday il prohibited. except
work Of necessity and mercy. In New
Yak e,iy last Sunday The police did their
l.si to enforce the Law, and succeeded
very we'll The city vas as quiet as any
old Puritan town, and the residents had,
for the frst time, some idea Of what Sun.
day ought TO be, day OF rest !. would
be splendid thing II the law could be
enforced for all time to come. but We have
no idea that il will be
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-12-07

A striking evidence OF the efficiency OF
the revenue stamp division employees I'M
der Mr.. RAum, is found in the report Of =
commission appointed by the secretary Of
the treasury at the request Of the commits
siouer to examine the accounts from Oct
20. 1877. TO July, 1882. In
that time the enormous number Of 2.55S,
Ooo. 600 stamps we're received. Of which g.
3sl, 0O0,00O were sold, the value OF which
was sG6s. 900 NotA stamp was lost, and
everything was accounted for to the exact
cent. This is remarkable, considering that
the stamps are sent by mail aud pass
through many hands.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-12-07

Ti,s uafneld .,an-...e .s s-is 81 " asbing.
Ton closed on Saturday night after eight
days, which were in the main successful,
though two days Of poor weather proved
. Sigh, misfortune. Saturday was q day
Of rapid sales a. all tue booths, and at the
final break up there was little undisposcd
Of The committee find il impossible to
give exact figures. II is estimated, how
ever. that the receipts will reach S2l 600.
aud perhaps $4,000 or more. This
will give net prof. Of several thousand
dollars TO the fund. The fund before the
fair amounted to SIG. 1872. Of which 1880
Is drawing interest IN . st. Louis savings
bank aud the rest is awaiting investment
in . per cent bonds in the Metropolitan
bank Al Washington.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-12-07
Coed Word. From Drugg,.,..

Coed Words From Druggists.
malt Bitters are the best 'bitters.'"
"They promote sleep and allay nervous
ness"
BEST Liver an Kidney medicine we sell.
"They knock the 'Chills every time
"Consumptive people gain flesh on them.
"Malt Bitters have no rivals in this town.
"Best thing for nursing mothers we have.
ave like TO recommend Malt Bitters"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-12-07

The following src some Of the depart.
mem cstlmsies for the year ending June
lSsi, spart from saalries and other eH'
penses Of conducting the departments
Foreign intercourse, 1881. COO military
establishments. s2s. isi 900; naval esiab-
lishmen,s. SIS. 90i 600: Indian affairs, &C.,
7as 0o0 pensions, SOL $40, coo; public
works. sia. sG2. 900, The greatest increase
~ estimate over last year is 10 the naval
establishment Abont $500. 600
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-12-07

Contrary TO sencsi expectation, The re
pott q The tariff commission. Which has
already been Submitted 10 Congress. Is a
.osa5 ADD seusihle production. A great
nsny tAcis sHd statistics have been saith.
sfsd Wy the conmi,sion and the result 81
,heir isbors and delibersilens ought 10 b~
~ great hcreni 10 enabling congress TO
ploitiY The tariff 10 the interest OF the
pablie Congress ought 10 act on the
matter Al This sessi0n
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-12-07

Arab has hsa bis isial which occaplrd
osly sunfsr n az hcur All the charges
ssslhsa him sert siihansn except that
- aassg rsl-lllon 10 Which be plead
sasils W. sSs immediately s@gseGeed 10
D. rseeaisd whiek sen.ence was after
yards oommulod 10 imprisonment iof HE
There IL said 10 h. esldsSee that the Sui.
la .scrsil, save him .appo'i and eBeoer'
sermeni
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-12-07

morals. o. 90 per cent. 10 The scoond,
With eiT syposrtmeuss. there ~efe ~ re.
msvsis. Of So psr c~ns. 10 The third. With
40 sppcsninrnts. there we're 81 removals.
% 10 psfce1i. 10 the fourth. With a2s sp.
poinimenss. there we're 81 removals, "a
se per cenl 10 the four munihs d frsri.
3sni 0nEelfs slminis.ni,en there we're
$50 appointments and ~ removals. or -. I
per cent Precisely the rssne namber Of
removals ss9l has taken place 10 the ionr.
sesn moths which since elapsed. but they
ooastitsie Only rs per oeni Of tbe whole
Number a appointments iiiisl within
thai period. and less than 20 u the entire
list Of officials r.. s59l. exclusive Of the
auny and navy. which IL Allied by prcsi.
dsn,isl appointment
POLITICAL AssEssnNrS
declare my approval OF such legislation
a may lie found necessary for supplement
iug the existing provisions Of the laws 10
relstion 10 political assessments In July
las. authorized public announcement,
that employees 81 lhe government SHOULD
regard themselves At liberty 10 exercise
their pleasure IN masking OF refusing 10
make public contributions and that their
ac,ionbu that regard would 10 no manner
affect their Official status. In this an
nonncemeni acted upon the view which
lad always maintained and still main.
tain that public officer should Ike rs fires
~ any other citizen 10 give OF to with
hold contribution for the aid OF the POI
li,ieal party Of his choice. II has, however,
been urged. and doubtless not without
foundation in fact. that by solicitation and
by other modes such contributions have n
times been obtained from persons whose
only motive for giving has been the fear OF
what might beiall them IL they refused. II
goes without saying that such contribu.
tors are not voluntary, aud in my judg.
ment their collector should he prohibited
BY law A bill which will suppress them
will receive my cordial spprcoAl.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-12-07

Coz gross nss CO Monasy With sssriy
al ihs nsmler present. Nothing bat
rpaiips sarl has l~ss done. bui there
sefsas "a he aispsilian 10 socomrl.h
sotasshsss isfors March iiA.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-12-07

The Frsa5spis nsssgs IL veil sppAen
ufts heiA Hsyuhlscsns saa DsmocfHss
III, rsnaemesdsssont are Hsosily seos1ble
spd rfacisnsi3s
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-12-07
Holiday Goods
AT Tnk~
VARIETY STORE
~ nf agssfG aa.~xsser n "
pHOgBr RoBTNsoN's rsY.rs.
". j. BIAgELy. Gn.svuar. n.

pHOkBE ROBlNSON = ESTATE.
sslrr ~ ysxxosr. pss,ries Of Manchester, %
In Probate csru hsAa al hsnchssisr vithsL
sna ggr TIE said District. on the 18th day OF
hoveMt~s. A. H., lstl
Prsssnt. Hop. hasnsy Howard Judgs.
A. Instrument IN writing rurpoftnG 70 ~ NE
last viii and Testament a. Phosbe hoeinsos
late al porsci, IN sasd district. deceased. bs
ms prs sep,sd ), Geo. ". Robsnsos the Rsccator
thsreis named Tor Probate. IL 10 ordered by said
court thai all psrons concerned therein b nosi.
aed 10 appear Al . session thereof. 10 be held
a. the Probate once in Manchester in ssid die
triei, on The nth day OF December A. .. isss, -
lie o'rlock in The fore poon and show eauss. N any
they have, against The probate 81 said viii for
which pnrpose u 10 further ordered. tbst this
order, be published three veshs excessively in
the Manchester JouKsAL, newspaper printed
81 Manchester In this state, previous 10 sA'd
time Of hearing.
D. tlt Court.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-12-07
AKINNEY N EN.

"Wells' Health Remover" restores health
and vigor, cures Dyspepsia, Impotence,
Sexual Debility. 81,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-12-07
WhY MslsoAe.

What makes Floreston Cologne welcome
on every lady's toilet table is its lasting
fragrance and rich, fowery odor.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-12-07

The safest and snrest way TO restore the
youthful color OF the hair is furnished by
Parkers Hair Balsam. which is deservedly
popular from its superior cleanliness.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-12-07

The Wilson girl. who vas accidentally
shot 1t Chester about three weeks ago. il
improving and viii probably recover.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-12-07
0hfManfbtsifr Journal

u X. sInosIs. ETaros .sp pnossuuur
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-12-07
OYSTERS
FOR THE HOLIDAY AND WINTER
TRADE

| receive them direct from the Planters at Bris.
Geld and they are received and forwarded from
New York by an Agent Of the Companies. 20
there is no delay in the transfer at that point
While l do not propose to run prices shall sell
Is cheap ae my neiehbors. ] receive them IN
both barrels and kegs and cell st Wholesale and
retail. can furnish five gailons or upwards 81
Troy aud Albany prices.
Full line-7 kinds-Nuts. Shall have for the
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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-04-13
SHEEP ON SHARES.

From the Chicago Breeders Gazette.
No interest has grown Of late more
rapidly In the ENTHUSIASTICALLY
In kansas-than that pertaining to
sheep-raising and wOol-growing, and
the assessors enumeration now being
made is expected to exhibit q wonder.
full advance in that direction. A II.
vorite investment by eastern parties
who have moderate amounts Of idle
money, is to buy flocks of sheep and
put them in the hands Of farmers and
ranchmsn for term ofyears on shares.
All such enterprises have been the
subject Of much elaborate figuring
and unreliable calculation, that In
the end have proved more or less de-
deceptive; and yet no sane man would
embark In an enterprise Of that char
acter unless doing more or less figuring,
with view to satisfying himself as
near as might be as to what the prob
Utilities and possibilities were for
profit on investment
We present herewith what some
very practical sheep-raisers have pro-
nOunced q very reasonable and con.
sentative calculation Of what can be
done In five years with Q flock Of 1900
ewse and 60 rams, in the hands Of .
good shepherd who handles them for
half the product and increase
1t IL worked out by . New York
gentlemen who has . flock Of 5000
sheep with p. r. Pitts & Bro, near
Larned. Pawnee Co., Kansas, and In.
tended to show what the owner would
realize; rather what expense and Ia
Dor would be incurred by the shep-
herd though, after making consid.
cradle discounts on the figures, It
would yet seem . very good paying
undertaking for the right man with
the small capital he would reqnire In
a region where grass IL to be had for |
the taking. A flock Of one-half or
One-fourth this size ought to pay pro.
portiOnately well, II not better.
The estimate II made on basis Of |
10 per cent. each year for |
losses; that only 90 per cent. Of the
ewes each year shall raise lambs /; that |
half the lamLs shall be ewes that the |
clip per head from the original stock |
shall be lbs. each year, and Of the |
grades lbs, and that the wool shall |
sell at an average price Of % cents /
per Id.
Even II not wholly reliable, the
table will prove very suggestive.
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