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, 1883-11-17

A Nashville man received piece Of ssd-
ding cake recently. and foolishiy a,e it, II
nearly killed him. and the doctors penpsd
him ont, and brsced him 40, and walked
hin around. and .. iast saved bis life. a.
though they declared be had all the symr-
sons of pyruia, strychurns po;sonina, norm
al s<nperasar. Asi.te eholers. morphine
poisoning. rspid pale, and terrific respirs-
,iou. and several other svfal thinu. How.
ever, an sssifs;s Of the cake showed that II
c,1taised no sabstsscea absolutely poison
90. ia :hersseIvss. but bsviog boon made by
the hsids, 70 the bsss of her ability and ex-
p<risrce. the cake 80 esoash 10 kil r,ver
nd hasSsr bI. TAs aas v.s very yoans
OF ~ weuld hsss known be.tss. aud would
have sassd me cake to Kill arantniaa With.
, 1883-11-17

Tine work Oh II, WallA WailA P.ndi.-
,on railroad .xten.ioa - being vigorously
pushed. The pile. for the t-e'fie sofS
.cros. Dry Creek have been driven and the
br;dri,y is well urdsg vaY. Yeessrdsy .
force o. earpeu..rs pitched sseir tent on
Pine Creek, b-lov tSEn- Ins puss ana
other t;nbers are already On the ercand and
400, Pine Creek viii te Spawned BY raa
road brids-. Bla.,ine On the s.ds eas *
LOG R,us Mountain u in fall blast
, 1883-11-17
rhe-Deereased Demand for Wheat.

/ a1e- F.
Tho STATESMAN hssscften ct ls.e struck
| the note If Ssrnirs TO uur xhea. farmers
4 70 devote their attention io something be-
| sides wheat, At presen, all oih,r faEr.-
| Ing industries are neyle c;e1 for Tire wheat
/ interests We have poIIted out, horyea
/ by'yesr, The ar.ocnt OF Shsst received ~
Great Britain from different ps;;s Of the
. world. especially India, is increasing,
and nox we find that another enemy ~
American v heat hclres IL sight along tie
liue If the Canadian Psci6c lailIusi
where ;hss immense wheat growing coun-
try existing between Tie chain ii lakes
and the Rocky Mountains, kaewa SIS tina
Manitoba sad Fort GeaEy country is zap
idly beng opened out as cur p.incip-l
competitor in the wheat markets Of tie
world. Tais transccniinsntl rGad, bscA-
ed by oaa OF the richest syndicaies the
world ever SAW, vii be completed IN n
fes years, notwithstanding the present
engineering difficulties The foad opens
up perhaps the fines: wheat ceuatry ever
yet plowej-of An extent espsoie 81 erop
ing almoer any amount of CEREALS, wh:ch
cereals will bs carried to tho ses-6osri at
prices calculated to allow large profit 10
the fsrmerA Traffic gains viii not b.
considerei So much Is the building up the
country, 81 that the lSni granted to The
promoters Of the road may become Of
suthcient value To repay them for their
outlay. Tins IT viii DC seen that Eng
lands colonies snd it, principal dspenden-
cy will unite il supplying the mother
country with whea,, end theIuest.on nat
ursiiy arises: Why should thoy no. Re
protected In this industry against the
large transports,ions from the Unitei
States That this viii probably be done
may be judged from the fact ;haf within
the lat day or b NJ "a trade conference
hsld in London, England, moderate iIn-
port duty upen foreign wheat. IN order 10
encourage the trade in the British colo
MES xas advocated"
VIII the farmers of Eastern Washing
ton and Oregon take warning in Tune and
turn their attention to other branches 0f
agriculture such az stcck rai,lpS. 1airyins
and fruit and hop culture. cr rrermi. them
selves to be ruined BY II decreased de-
mand for wheat. The large wheat hold
ings must be broken w and divided into
smaller farms, devoted to the growth Of
something besides wheat OF there vii be
hard times in store for this country.
, 1883-11-17
Tn. New York Election

rbs election in New York i'st Ia: Is SP' :"
.I.,s .hos, who do rot stciy the figures
T's-s,srs lHIs. pt majority orsr F.iser "t isi-
ois'',, is S,s-e,.nd's vc.- rs- OILY So -ncTe
,b.p Hsncock's, who lost the ssa.e ~, vs. .,
h.scr.. ,. while Fclssr's drOppei s's'"o ts.1e
Gs.,E. 80 T, vas the half-creei rSe5'. '.i-t'
-. a, stste fall 50 heavily ir.o tie a-'' 80
Of the Democratic candidate 10. I'll. s,m -
Thi. year the bred. EsIIi,d Rs,esn d sa .sEs ti
his ha ssshs? with sss f1ss S,ss ;sas ;hs a ts e
frIIs mTIs SEQ spccounts for the srss- iAilins 'H u
nanocrstic majority.
, 1883-11-17

An old ..d esteemed friend residlns 90
Can,s Prairi., Northern IdAbo, ~rItS u'
.ha. the prairie is mostly all saken Up And
.es.led by community Of industrious and
energetic settlers. and that tie season hA'
been fair 70, crops. He says there T"
splendid opening in Grargerilie Tor doctor
and also for . harress nasker and shoe nAs
er and no more lawyers are required. -
thew have plenty Of them slreey. Ine'
have good school. and 1t one seventy seho-'
ara attend.
, 1883-11-17
Amer Many Iears.

J. ". N4nwinkle. who claims 20 have ies'
a lot Of sheep during the Indian war ot 1913
and Who filed bill FOR damAs-s 10. S3,o0'
against the Government claiming that ensy
were los. By rea.on Of that ~.r, - likely AZ
lsst, to have his clsim adjusted. providsd
he csn be found 70 suhstantIAts II. agent
summsrville has been instructed by the de-
n.rtaent 10 look int the matter, but Mr.
VsnwinkIe is not now IN the country, ana
hi, xasrsaeout. is not kpo~n--HrvF'>r
, 1883-11-17
Weed River Ore

D- .,s Mr.. McCurdy have sent 20 the
S-,-rsp,S o.scs bn1 Of sne specimens IRON
tfs.-,,,yes On Wood River. They are reraAFs
ab.y rich and are OF different kindE including
Iii sure-, c.,saa and copper. Il the ledse-
Owned BY cur cd :oxnirnan are MI Ike 'As
.,,s ne vii soon beeaa = bcnsnza price,
, 1883-11-17
>-%S oF mARPi6oE.

I'D, .-- s.'sr 49,. '.'-.'a7 raj Events
i77,sa 7sa I. GAP4 s--,5 sr f1-:a-. ..sTnr. " ~
i' -'i Pass Ays., BrooI,,ln
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-09-13
STATENEWI.

An estimable citizen OF Hartlsnd 70
Gently lost his reckoning on the day Of th'
week and WAS found running his moving
machine Sunday morning. When thu
boys told him that il was Sunday. and hs
upon reflection saw his mistake. that busy
farm scene was brought to close.
The case Of the discharged patient, who
rewarded the Mary Fletcher Hospital fol
its care OF him. by burning mp $1,000 OF
$1,000 Of It's property. is not the only
though perhaps ~ worst Of i4 kind in
the history Of the hospital. In one case .
discharged patient on leaving. stole al
the money ofthe nurse who had the care
OF him. and he had been especially kind
TO him.
At Hartlsnd, Wednesday, Oliver Hoyt
aged 80 years. vas run over by . trair
and instantly killed. Despite Of repeated
warnings aud several marrow escapes from
injury, the old gentleman accustomed TO
walk the track between Hsrtlsnd and
Windsor. and bad probably started for the
latter place on the morning in question.
He had Partially crossed the bridge. when
be Was caught by the belated midnight
express train. Unable 10 escape, on 10
conas ef the infrmities Of old age, he VA
ksss4Dd down and run over By the en-
giue.
| The death is annoo need on Sept. /, Of I
distinguished native Of Vermont, Hon
Marsens L. Cats Of Iowa He Was born
At Orwell. Nay %. 1884, and received At
academic education. Ia 1855 be removed
10 Iowa, aud uM elected prosecuting st
torney 10 Povershiek county In 1850. HI
Vas state representative 10 1861 and 1870
70. and state senator from 1894 70 1866
and attorney general Of lows from 1872 e
1877 He vas elected 10 the forty seventh
Congress as Republican by majority o
log.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-09-13

in. Hation. . iormcr sapersnsendeus
Of Fisions csnbsiasspors mill. Vas found
Ia The canal a Bellows rAlis Thursday
nieht. In An exhausted coadiiioa, hsvius
passed through the fooa gate, and sndef
the mill lie Gays be s1 thrown isto the
canal By some persons. and. taken IN COO.
neetson with the rccens burning Of the
csnbridgepost mill. the affair hasa decid.
ediy suspicious lock. He had ashi With
Fiiion in saloon At Bellows Falls,
"Wednesday. giving Fiiton bad cut over
the eye. Fiiton has beco 10 town most Of
the seek. He ssy. be saw Hutton partly
drunk shout o'clock Thursday night.
bat Bellows falis people doubt IL
Sunday 100 tons Of marble fell into
Sheldon A Sons quarry at West Rutland.
Three quarrying machines were totally
wrecked. There we're no men 10 the
quarry At the tune. else the loss u lie
would have been great
Ono Of the most disastrous fires for
many years broke out on Tuesday night
at South Royaltoo, in tho store OF Birby
A Jones. destroying the store aud the
greater part Of tho goods; also, X. o. Bel
knaps store aud dwelling aud NJ. J. Sar.
gents drug store. Most OF the goods
were saved in bad condition All are in
sured.
J. NJ. Haven was arrested at Rutland
Monday, charged with embezzling funds
Of the Rutland railroand company while
treasurer Of that corporation. The COM
plant was made by persons whose names
wo are unable to learn. States attorney
Howe appeared in behalf Of the state.
Justice Wayne Bailey placed the bail at
BIO. 600.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-09-13
A Hotsl for Dogs.

whats the best food for dogsY" re
peated Mr.. Pat Dugan. who keeps board
ing house for dogs on Franklin road
why, pork cracklings."
Pork cracklings ?" echoed the reporter
doubtfully.
Eyes cracklings! What d'you thinl
we ought to feed m on--tenderloin steal
and mushrooms or canvas back duck and
current jelly? Oh. yes; we wash EN-
every day in Pommery Sac and use gold
dust for flea powder and"
The reporter FASTENED to assure the
ironical fancier that he now realized il
would be impossible 10 select from either
the animal or vegetable kingdom any arti-
Gle Of diet so prominently suited for dog
food as pork cracklings.
Mr.. Dugan there upon became appeased
and talked nationally. He boards, lodges
bathes and doctors dogs for two dollars
per week each and sometimes has as many
as thirty on his hands at one time. The
greater number Of the dogs are owned by
men who have no place to keep their pets
at home Mr. Dugan has been in the bus
mess fifteen years He has been bitten
scores Of times by his charges and does
not believe in hydrophobia. He is Of the
opinion that that disease is a species OF
mania.a.potu. Many strange things have
happened in bis business. The strangest
was in Washington nine years ago. A
foreigner called on him one day. Mr.
Dugan gives this account of what follow.
ed:
"'Do you board dogs?' sed no."
81 do. sed l."
"'Well, sed he, looking at me sharp,
this dog must have cat every day. n
agreed to IT for IS week
IAN right. sed he, I'm Roosian 10
cations and am gong West till FALL He
counted ont the board money for three
left lis aldres, aud slid out.
The next day the dog was brung around
by servant and | put him in room in
the back shed and the circus begun. At
first it was regular picnic. / bought
cats from boys for ten cents apiece and
coined money. That dog would bolt 'em
fur and all. After three weeks cats begun
10 go up and soon / had to pay twenty five
then fifty cents apiece. / advertised that
I'd pay twenty-five cents for good, fat
cats. That worked fine for o couple Of
days. and then the Society for Preventing
Cruelty TO Animiles came down on me
and puts special cop to spot the shop,
and had to snake what cats could buy
over the back yard fence. The boys
dropped on my fix and cats riz a dollar
apiece quick as wink. That was more'n |
could stand 50 | just jumped the con-
tract, sent the dog to the Russian Minis
ters and skipped the town. - Philadelphia
Press.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-09-13

The am family is probably not so nu
merous as the Smiths, Browns and Jones
Mr., N. Ham OF Sutton. VT is well III
formed, astute and appreciative man. as
one may infer from the following extrac,
from one OF that gentlemans recent let
ters Mr.. II. goes on to remark that DR.
Graves Heart Regulator il the bert rene
dy for the heart ever offered These are
strong words. but strictly trne.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-09-13

Il am happy to say" writes W. C.sMor-
rill. ITO fremont Street. Boston, Mass.
'that Ellis's SPAWN Cure is the best in
the market. 1t cured my horse Of . large
bone sparm after other liuiments. etc. had
failed.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-09-13

Colonies AND CoLD.--A young girl
deeply regretted that she vas 40 coIorless
and cold. Her face was too white and her
hands and feet felt a. though the blood
did not circulate. After one bottle OF
Hop Bitters had been taken, she was the
rosiest and healthiest girl in the town with
. vivacity and cheerfulness Of mind graft.
tying 10 her friends.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-09-13

By taking Ayers Sarsapsrilia, many :
poor sufferer who submits 10 the surgeons
knife because Of mslignsnt sores and scroll.
ulons swellings. might be saved sound aud
whole. This will purge ON the couup-
lions which polIate the blood. aud by
which such complaints are originated add
fed.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-09-13

Ayers Ague Cure acts directly on the
liver and hillary apparatus and drives out
the malsriAl poison which induces liver
complaints and bilious disorders. War
ranted 10 cure, or money refunded.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-09-13

'Ellis's Spawn Cure is an invaluable
preparation. and cures. as its proprietors
claim it Does" writes s. b. Mills, No. s.,
Union Market, Boston, Mass
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-09-13

Nervous weakness. Dyspepsia. Impo.
tence. Sexual Debility, cured by wells
Health Remover" 81.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-09-13
DORSET.

We are having decidedly cool nights.
Rev. Dr.. Prcntiss has returned 10 New
York.
--Anson Paddock Of Wisconsin Is stop.
ping 10 iown,
Henry Williams aud wife Of Benning.
ton are visiting in this place.
Mrs L. Bcals. Miss Sheppard and
Miss A. Baker, Of Massachusetts,. are visit
Ing at @. ". Bakers
Nv. T. Danton has recently bough.
the place adjoining bis o~n. Of Dan Ben.
nett but occupied by DIR. Harvood.
EAST DORSET
A small party participated 10 hop Il
A. H. Bowens hall last Wednesday even.
Ing.
Miss Lizzie l.. Qaigley Of Fsirhsveu
is IN ,oxn visiting her brothers and els.
,ers
--p. y. Elgerton has sold his houss
and lot on East street TO James r
McDeei
Several weddings are on the docke
/ fos this fall. same Of which are 10 tax,
place 10 the nesr future.
Misses Jennie & AID Mary kent lef
for Saratoga. n Y on Tuesday. where th'
/ sitter " 10 attend school
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-09-13
morEI. ARRIvALs.


ES1isas Hsass.
v. M uHf1s
Mics n A wsnis@siA ans msA Csicsxa
M 1ey gssrsss Aesi1n
IN Hstfes snd ~lfe Ifgy
MS Gees Hm nsmiah hfGallyn
hiss l. kalih
II n saos ~ And ~lfs Nss iechelgs
fahs4efst ses& mad
Mn ksyAss D Ieei sosd
n n kb~AsS snd sgis TssEtoE Mass
y y xsFsrt1srs wife fossynrv I"
9 rsyss.s , ~. iers
Msss wleAksm
n v heAfaEaE Troy
~ 4 Mrs j Msrsan Nss iefk
did snd nssaQ
ms MSssu wllasag Chicago
sLsiasss And nsfs
4 waIi Ne. fofk
niss shepard 0skisad Cal
y Area New Yegk
Thas 0sd@sy Hast porsef
sao rfeDt Asd sifs hss fofa
Ikos n Csa. Alfalfa
u ClssAs Albaay
tss bsvvs WsshlngIon
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-09-13

Ifyou would not have affection visit you
twice. listen at once TO . word OF advice =
"Try Wheat Bitters'"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-09-13
Burr 4 Manley

Are selling Brown Pink and Cream Coorcd Bunting lOcs Yard
Plain black lawns yard Black and White ssynd
FourB n
Black Camlrd paroh "a, a
Fine Heavy Silk Pansob at One-Tlird Discount
Ladies' LaIbc
Gcnnw hic yszsH ammk Dress Goods. oehmd discount
Straw Hats at about onela price
uccota beans peas and tomatoes ST. 90 per
cakes toilet soap cts Tmbers Bets each gobes Sets each
which will
good of Jersey Jackets received and big drive
ribbons
BURR N1ANImY.
Manlesc DcpotV Augua6
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-09-13

n the manufacture Of prepared paints claim advantage
discovery Chemical Combinations but having facility that
manufacturing establishment Offer with thorough knowledge
the material used offer Paints WARRANTING
THEM TO BE
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-09-13

Manchester Depot Vermont, August 10TH 1883.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-09-13
Pure Tinted Body Paints.

The durability wearing properties OuR PAINTS have been FULLY
past nine years. and have thoroughly demonstrated the fact
very much superior the general compound coors which
are tintng pure white lead with sienna umber
The price charged gallon for must bconsdered only
with the greater surface which will compared with
quantity brand Of Pure White Lead For evidence Of
peroy and positive chapnc refer the testimony praci
workman who and the largest dealers almost
city, and village in the United States.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-04-10
Remember This.

II yoa are sick Hop Bitters will surely aid
Nature in making yof, Tzer whea ell else fails
lyon ars coet;ve or dys2eptic, or arc st,Hcr-
ing from any other Of the numerous diseases of
the stomach o. bowels. It * your own fault if
yoI remain i'll. fer Hop B;tts:s are sovereign
remedy in all s;cil complaints.
If yoa are wasting away with any form of
Kidney Disease, sto? tempting Death this mo-
ment. and turn for a cure to Hop Bitters
III yOu are sick With that terrible sickness
Nervousness, yOu VIE fiud :. Balm in GiIeGd''
in the use of Hop Rit.crs.
If you are fcs';ueEter. or resident of n
miaSmatic district. barricadc yOur system
against the seOGrse of all cnTn:rics-raaIarTal.
epidemic. bilious. and Intermittent feverS-by
the Use of Hop Bjtte-s-
II you have rough. pifnPly. or sallow skin.
bad breath. pains aud ache, aud feel miserable
generally. Hop Bitt2sS viii giSc you fair skin.
rich blood, and sweetest breath, health, ard
comfort
In shortthey cure ali .I:seases of the Stomach.
Bowels, Blood Liver Nrrses. Kidneys. Bright 5
Disease S5C0 VIII be paid for case they viii
nos cure or help
Thct Poor. bedriddcn. Invalid wife. sitter.
mother. or daughter, can BE- made the picture
of health. by i few bottles of Flop Bitters cost
ing but tribe viii yen let them suffer?
January 50. 1S23-iy-
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-04-10
AT. a1cSis.

The other night Captain Muckle went
homo Intoxicated After going 70 bed,
he made 50 many strange noises thas
Mrs Muckle became alarmed. HIuckls
told her that he must have been attack
ed By brain fever Tho poor woman
became so badly frightened, that after
Auckie sank into q mutterinS sleep,
she made mustard plaster and put il
on the back of his neck MuckIe finally
became Quiet and Mrs MuckIe sank to
sleep. leaving the plaster on her hus-
bands neck During the night the piss
ter WAS displaced, but when Muckle
swoke next morning his neck was 50
sore he could scarcely turn his head.
Mrs MucSle. ashamed of what she had
done, was determined not to say any
thing about the plaster, and fearful
that her husband would mention the
u1skiifully attended application, she
Sat st the breakfiss table with dowrcast
expression
This place on ny neck hurts like
the Deuce said Muckle.
stNow III catch II. - thought his wife,
but Muekie continued
tsStra1gest thing IN the world how
this thing happened was standing on
the corner OF the street. yesterday after
noon, talking to = gentleman on bust
ness, when along came lumber wagon
loaded with lumber A long board,
which L did not happen to notice, stuck
out about ten feet behind, and while I
was deeply interested, the wagon turned
the corner. and the long board came
around and scraped the back of my
neck i hopethe time viii come when
the people of Little Rock will arise and
denounce such nufsauces"
MuckIe Is a terrible liar, and his VITA
= losing confidence In hm.-ArkSassss
1rdreEsr.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-04-10

a BLESSING The paI4I LII al MS joints be-
effects was row added and he became rapidly
redleed to tie sensbE1nec OF skeleton. while
vitality reached its lowest possible condition.
and his sufeIfags were CT sTtcA in.iescribable
times thought It would be better If he were
called away At this time. physicians, we'll
known IN this city (PIttsburs)- informed hi.
Parents tEat he WAS In imminent danger of to-
nouneed to his sorrowfuI mother that they
co1id give no hope of his recovery At
this Juncture the use OF PeI71sG was eommene-
cd. AID N six weeks wHt- lincoln Curtis Was
well and at work Read page . of d. Fart
mans Ills of Life=S get Il from your Druggist
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-04-10

At HAoERsTOwE. Mn. with the Western
Maryland Railroad 10 and from baltimore. Fred
rick, Diminishing. Gettysburg, Penmar,
WayncsbOrO. Pa and points ON the Western
Maryland Railroad and branches.
With the Cumberland Valley Railroad 10 and
from Harrisburg, Carlisle SliippcnrbuTg. Cham
b rsburg. McrccTshnrg, Martinsburg aud points
ON the Cumberland Valley Railroad aud
branches.
Also to and from Pittsburg aud tho wcstana
Northwest. and Boston, New York, Phifa-
delplLia. and the North and East
At SHENANDOAH, JUNCTION. W. Va, with
Main Line of Baltimore & Ohio Railroad 10 and
from Washington.
At RrvERroN. Va with Manassas Branch Of
Virginia Midland Railway
At WATGRsBoRo JUNCTION, Va, with Ches-
npcake 81 Ohio Railway TO and from Green
bricr White Sulphur Springs and Richmond. ,
NJ IocH LAIRD. with Lexington Branch Of
Richmond g Aucghauy Railroad.
At NATURAL BRIDSE. with Min Line OF
Richmond 81 Allegheny Railroad.
At ROANOKE, with Norfolk & Western Rail-
road.
STAGE CONNECTIONS.
At RIVERSIDE. for Lexington, Va
Al BoYcE STATION, for MiIlwOod and VIM
chester, Va
NORTHwARD. p.ur
philadelphia ThDe.) EKcErp