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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-02-15

GENTLEMEN, you can save some
money by leaving your measure noe
instead OF mouth later. Do not
wait; l will discount prices natr a
least 10 pei cent. J. DELLER.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-02-15
The Tribune Directory.
DIR. III. T.. MIX,

HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
4 II Successor to Dr. II W Osborne At Office
lately occupied by DR.. Osborne; Mineral Point,
Wise nsn. Inf
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-08-09

The ioiiovias sss rcsasly pissed BY ihs
Max,scA n.ests lagsslssam cosrruing the
sale al dressed popliry will h. 81 interest
10 assy q oar readers:
Section l. No poalsry. eroepi Il he
alive. shall hs void o. opposed for sale IN.
III il has heea properly dressed by the re.
nossl q The entire bead. ebirails AID
feathers. and o, tho crop vhen containing
say food 90 ssy ether substance.
Section : Whoever sells OF exposes for
said poalsry eonsrAry 10 the provisions Of
section Que u this act shalt be punished
by One Of ase dollars fos each bird sold
o. exposed iof ssia The boards Of health
u the several cities and towns shall cause
the provisioas Of this act 10 be enforced 10
their respective cities sod tosns
Seesioa This sc. shall not apply to
green geese o. green durks at aDy season
Of the year. nor 70 broiler chickens Weigh,
Ing ,so ponnds on less. si,b crops shfnak.
~ 70 the body. during tie monihs Of Ju.
~. AssnAs and September
Section e. This nc, shall take eject on
The hni day o. Jaiy 10 The year eighteen
hundred ADD eighty.ihrec
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-08-09
A bad Fix.

Judge Hoadley OF Ohio was accused by
Charley Foster OF having admitted that
his nomination foriGovernor by the Demo.
cratic convention cost him $50, 600 Hoad.
ley called for proof, aud correspondent
OF the Cincinnati Inquirer tDemocratic) &C.
knowledged himself to be Fosters author
ity, and relates an interview with Hoadley,
in which the latter virtually admitted the
charge. Recently another Cincinnati pa.
per publishes the following spicy CONVEX.
sation overheard in railroad car between
the aforesaid correspondent and the new
editor OF the New York World:
In front OF me, the Commercial Gazete
correspondent writes, two men--one a
shock haired, sandy whiskered. booked
nosed, specialized German-American; the
other O sandy complexioned Westerner,
whose face was adorned with light nous
tache and bore marks OF strong individual.
ity had secured seats and thrown them.
selves down for a chat.
This is q perfect h-l you've been
raising" heard the German remark.
Just a trifle that couldn't well help. "
said the other.
"Wcil. why is il? I wonder that the
Inquirer keeps you in its employ, and. in
deed that il pufsues the course II does.
Il don't know what you refer TO. have
never had any instructions from the h.
qasrcr but TO seek news, and, having found
IL, TO write it down"
DO you know. said the other, chang.
ing the subject slightly. Il met Judge
Hoadley about the time that the Ne1s
.jo,0.mai was started. II had been rumored
that the Ne,rs Journal was 10 he his per-
sonal organ. asked him about this point
and IL liz was not bad policy which would
ininriAie the IsYrirr people. He replied
that he thought not; that there seemed 10
be tield wide enough for newspaper Of
the faqairers stripe With independent lean
ings, and for straight out.And-out party
paper, such ~ the new one was intended
10 be. Hosily said also that he had talked
Nth Mr.. Mclean about il and the latter
had told him 10 20 ahead. told Hoad.
ley that Mclean couldn't well say any.
,hing else, bat al the same time l told him
ID At | regarded his action Ne . stab at
McLean's business. Said / 10 HoAdley.
When ron come TO make business Of pol
tiles Mclean will ind il Convenient TO re
tsliais upon your business for the injury
yoa will certainly do him viih yonr new
paper
awell. that's only natural. put in the
man with the moustache. "lon don't
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-08-09


Prof l. n. Higley, Of Middlebury, i,
expectcdbome from Germany, where III
has beerfor the past year, in September.
Gen. =. W. Grout, OF Barton. has &C
cepted he invitation to deliver the adj
dress athe fair in Rutland, September
8, 6 and7.
Tberdiave been shipped from Bradford
this seaon zoos crates or 40, 1856 quarts OF
strawberi.s.
A car Cd of kerosene oil en- route for
st. Jolmsury, was burned about three
miles frOr Swanton village, July 25.
A form demand has at last been made
on the Bftleboro commissioners to bond
the'town or the proposed Brattleboro a
Benninrm railroad. They haye refused.
A petitDdor writ OF mandamus compel
ling thnIo sign will be brought to the
courts.
A Libel ut has been instituted against
Hiram Atns, editor and publisher Of the
Argus a8atriot, Montpelier, by Hiram
q. Fay oRutland. He claims $4,000
damages K articles published by Atkins
rejecting his financial reputation.
II you fe oppressed, discouraged or
out Of sortsNheat Bitters relieve 90 out
OF 100 cases. II is ne great blood, brain
and nerve i'd.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-08-09

Ga Monlay the telegraph operators
played what they called the trump card,
By ordering all the railroad operators on
the Jay Gould line Of roads TO stop work.
II the order had been generally complied
with, ii would have caused trouble at
once as II would have seriously interiered
with the running OF trains, but tho order
was obeyed only in very few instances
and the position Of the strikers appears to
have been weakened instead Of strength
cned by the operation.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-08-09

The failure OF Shaw 4 Bros. and Cope
land 4 Co. in Boston last week was follow.
ed by the failure OF several smaller man u
facturcrs aud dealers in the shoe trade,
but there is no apprehension Of serious
disturbance. The business has generally
been very good, and the prospect Of the
trade in the future is regarded as hopeful,
though there is tendency perhaps Of ov-
or production. Shaw 4 Bros. evidently
tried to do too much business. and it be.
ing scattered over so much territory and
requiring so much capital. IT is not strange
Tia, they did no. make il profitable.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-08-09

John l.. Sullivan Of Boston. the champi'
on pummeler Of America, knocked the
wind on, Of the Australian giant who was
brought over 10 match him at Madison
square Garden in New York the other
night in inst nine minutes. The exhibit
ton was attended by large crowd, IN
clnding judges. lawyers, brokers. bruisers
aud hoodlams Of every description. 1t
WAS disgraeeful exhibition, but We are
glad our man licked
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-08-09

NOTICE.

NOTICE.
BrssixoTos C0rsIY CounT
Whereas, Jo5nW. Harris aud Issas H. f)sgrb
OF Manchester In said County Of Bspplpyto,
partners IN trade, aud doing Dusinsss under tls
nsme and Grm cf Hsrfis a Dsbeh, ~ Msnrbes.
ter aforesaid, at the term VI ssid Count. begnn
and holden u Bennington, within and lar 40
County on the frri Tuesday Of December ~
1884. sntsred In said Court their writ and deeI.,.
alton against John n. kmib, Of BROOKLYN In
the County Of Queens aud State III New Yorx
and James v. Smith u Tho Ciiy, County and 6tsis
81 New YORK, declaring Ia an action of assumrst
And Tor want OF personal service On ssld John
N. snd James Y. Smith, said Gauss vas eoutln.
ued 70 the BeIt term OF said Court 10 be holden
Al Manchester within and for raid County al
Bennington on the fret Tuesday ~ JuDe K M
1888, And II stili appearing that tho ssid Dc.
PENDANTS bare not bad personal noslce u The
pending 81 this suit, snd that thar sili continue
To reside without this state 10 that process can.
not be served upop them; ILref0ys, II ia ofc.r
% BY the Court that this cause be- Confined
until the pest term II ssid Court TO i,s holder
u Bennington, within and for tho Comfy ~
bennington, on the fret TuesdayIof Dsesrebsr
!. D. les. shd IN The meant me- that boiies III
ne penang ~ this suit be given the sald John
y. and James y. smith BY p1biltbing his order
hfts weeks sneeessissiy IN the Manchester
I0uItAL, printed Al said NArchester, The lsyt
y which publications sbsil Ia Il lsast iwsnty
lays pfior 70 said nort txfa o. Court
Manchester, July asib. lss3
u. X FOWLER, Iepa,y clerk.
y. o. hiHris, Pi'M Atty. 49,.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-08-09

II tarns out that Carey was killed by .
fellow passenger. who did not know the
iniormcr until short time before the act.
which does away with the claim that he
WAS an employee Of secret society, who
had followed him from Ireland, The En-.
glish government did what they could to
preserve the life Of Carey. and his assassin
will probably be hung for murder, which
will he the last act IN the Phoenix Park
tragedy.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-08-09

A wcll.postod treasury official gives it
as his opinion that there are at least To-
100000 trade dollars in the New York
banks and repositories, and that before
Congress meets the amounts will be in
creased to 20,oo0.00o. He says that the
syndicate Of spectators who have taken
hold Of the trade dollar will move on con.
gress with powerful lobby next winter.
and that there is s2.00o.O0O or $4,000, 900
in the Job il they can induce the govern.
ment TO legitimatixe the coin.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-08-09

10 az editorial lssi seek the New York
Tsass plainly lniims.ed ,ha, Scnsior I'd
mands 10 iho man Who should be nominal.
ed by The Republicans for President
This 10 because he possesses the confidence
Of Tie people by rsson Of bis unqucstion-
sbls abiliiy aud integrity. aud IL is the
opinion Of iha, iouraA that he woaid roll
mon votes on election day than any other
msn the party could name.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-08-09

DR.. l.. A. arlington, superintendent OF
the quarriest Florence, near Pitsford.
was Instant killed, recently, by der
rick falling ron him. He was recent
graduate Of { medical department Of the
University oyernont and was married
about two yes ago.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-08-09

Another lot npnsbines have been
arrested in themoItains, at Turnbridge
this time for disting cider brandy.
Miles Comsto&. old offender. Vim.
Swan and jams Jos have been taken TO
Burlington as ,rincils and Lucius Dem
mon as wiuess.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-08-09

The failure Of Bradley Barlow - bad
oac. bal IL 10 lhe Feneral opinion that y y
~ hnnoa, tsilnre lrougbs about by uniore'
se~a Circumstances which eoald not be
succ,.sialiy eomhsi,ed even bysm Of
hss enargy and ability. The trouble seems
10 have bcen that be undertook 10 carry
too heavy load. s0d thai he has sunk ev-
err dollar Of bis large fortune 10 the oper-
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-08-09

The position Of Mr.. Tilden on the presi.
DENTAL question is briefly summed up by
the Philadelphia Times as follows;--l. Mr..
Tilden will gladly accept the nomination
for the presidency be can get IL 2.
He will write one Of the best political epis.
tles. TO lie read in the convention, declin-
ing the nominasion--if be cant get IL. 3.
Hc will continue - maintain his present
proclaimed indifference about the presi'
Dental nomination, aud prove that be
doesn't care button about il, by--doing
bis level best to bunch Tilden majority
10 the convention.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-08-09

A the reeen, state election 10 Kentucky
Proctor Knott was elected governor by
from forty TO fitty thousand majority.
which ia the usual Democratic majority in
that state. and shows that the South is sol.
ia. as usual The bad management Of the
state government by that party ought to
have reduced their vote. but bad manage.
men, don, seem 10 count in that section
OF The country.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-08-09

NsnoE. IIcH, Sept %, 1875.
.Srs: ] hw been taking Hop Bitters for
infammatini kidneys and bladder. II
has done foi le whit four doctors failed
TO do. The eect ( Hop Bitters seemed
like magic TO &c. w. L. CARTER.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-08-09
THURSDAY. AUGUST ., 1855

PnsSdeni Arskaf n on pleasure Trip
10 ihs yellDvsiosa psft. He oPcpea Tho
Isepiuills shposAiios, and vn reoe'red
9TH nany iolsss 81 regard there - well
- slssvhere On she rep,e. shough one cor
resporssrs ssys there Vas agrcsses desire
Nv people generally 10 see Secretary iAn.
cola Than ihe Prasi5eat II this Is irne u
ca partly he explained by the fact thai be
u The soa az AhfAhsm Lanooln.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-08-09

Flies, roashes. Is, bed-bngs. rats.
mice, gopheS, ebimnks. cleared out by
Rough on Eats &c.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-08-09

Gov. Page aud his friends were badly
beaten ia the Rutland railroad election,
receiving bat little more than one third
Of the votes cast Probably very few o.
those who voted agains, him believed that
Page had received any benefit or was
knowing 10 the oreT-issue Of stock or the
deficiency in the cash account, but there
Was general feeling that he bad not
locked after the interests OF the company
A. he ought TO hare done. aud that change
In ihe management Was desirable Rat
land people. generally. arc 10 sympathy
with Page. owing 10 the fact that be has
done great deal 10 help the business IN.
,srcs,s Of the town. The Clements, Who
are nov a, the head OF the railroad. arc
thorough business men, and will no doubt
msnage its affairs wisely.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-08-09

The Ne~ York Heraid says; The new
revenue Law abolished the stamp duty. Of
. oen. 90 every boz Of matches and q,
once great redac,lon IN the price Of their
goods vas made by the manufacturers
What sold ia jane for t~o dollars per
goes this being the ordinary birthstone
match which Il most COMMONLY used--now
sells ior bat eighiy.Gve coats per gross
The ne, tas on gross amounted 10 about
one dollar and thirty eeats. 70 ihai the
new schedule 81 rates which IL made for
tie retail dealers comedies nearly the fall
s1oar, OF tbs redueiiQa.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-08-09

a. Nanshesief. gaiy sia, Enal, Ressis,
aaaShtsr 81 The late A q and MAay g. Cisfk.
ssea yssrs aud 10 menibs,
Al Staten leland. SATURDAY August an, Hsrsl
ionisr, aagghtss 81 Hsrfy and tsoaiss Milslt
ase3 sit aud half manihs
A Dorset. JAY is,h, aeatss gicassa.aa AGED
70 years.
A pcrvs,, daily asa, Erassl ealy ehili u Geo,
LAhe. aged reArs.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-08-09

Ask for Wills Ugh on corus," I-c.
Complete. pamanecure. Corns. warts.
blnlons.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-08-09
gbfManrbfsifr 9Onrual

DIX srnoxDs. Epuos Asp rnstarroh
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-08-09

Paint made. the price Is reduced to sl.75 per gallon
We have also the sale Of tho AMERICAN MINED PAINTS
Made from the Best Quality Of White
Lead, Zinc and Linseed Oil,

scientifically combined single Of this paint carefully applied Is
ccacous Of lead and oil and will
onehird surface while Paints prepared the old
chalk and rub Off BY the that the American Co the
absorption Of the oil prevented and fresh appearance permanently
retained The filed and the surface hadcn and becomes
impeou water The tn;s always uniform and only the best
cong matter used The the Company gives that
piled directed and proving satisfactory the Company will cpant the
building free Of charge Price Sl.50 per gallon
The Company also manufacture Roof Paint different coor made
Especially for Painting Tin Roofs Iron Bridges DC Price sl25 per
gallon.
CALL AND SEE SAMPLE CARDS or CoLoRS &c.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-08-09

WAN1Ep. large pair Of old trass and.
w irons.
10 Inquire al the JouHSAL ONCE.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-08-09

Fine Japan Ta Fine English Breakfast Tea, Genuine Old Gov Java
Coffee Genuine Mocha, Maricabo Rio Breakfast Premium Cho
coate Sweet German Brom Crosse and Bcwes Ckns Chow
Chow Pcca Caulhower, Lea PERKINS, Worcestershire Sauce Dur
KEGS Salad Dressing French Mustard Olive Oil Very Fine Fruit Extracts
Spices of all kinds Royal and Cevcand Baking Powders Macaron
Flake and Pearl Tapoa Pearl Sgo Pearl Barley Manoca Fana Dat
Meal Graham Four Breakfast omny Cocoanu Gane Canned To
matoe Peaches Cherries Pine Apple Pumpkin Sucotsh Corn Peas
Coned Beef Dried Beef Salmon, Lobster Jelly Lemons Oranges
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-09-28

Under date Of May "A. Mr.. 4. A. Thomson,
the we'll known grocer and provision dealer,
Of 70 Green street. New Haven. Conn, whites
as follows; Several weeks since / was taken
very i'll with kidney disorders. and an exam
nation Of my urine showed a very diseased
condition Of my kidneys, and l had also
symptoms Of a diseased state Of my liver,
The passing Of. my urine was accompanied
with severe pains in the small Of my back
and loins, followed by a burning sensation,
and after having stood awhile in the vessel,
the urine showed a very heavy deposit OF q
sediment similar To ground brick duet, and,
IN short,1 found that I was in such q diseased
condition a. 70 require immediate medical
treatment, and as l was anxious to obtain tn,
best and most speedy remedy, l looked ana
inquired carefully, snd became satisfied thai
hUnts Remedy was an article of excellent
merit, and therefore / concluded 10 give n I
trial, and commenced taking II, and before i
had taken one bottle / found such a sreal
Improvement that i decided 10 continue N,
use, and by taking only two bottles the resul.
stored health.
II have ordered a supply Of Hunt Remed,
TOT my store, and shall hereafter have Il fol
sale, as 1 consider IL an excellent article fol
d~iseases OF the liver and kidneys."
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-09-28
lie Was The Man.

@fNWaa
1t was on a Western railroad. The
conductor had been his rounds. and
taken a seat beside a very quiet and
u%nassuming passenger.
Pretty full train" finally observed
the passenger.
yes"
Road seems to be doing a good
business"
"Oh, the road makes plenty Of
money, but"
But whatY" asked the passenger,
as the other hesitated.
bad management. 1t is the worst
managed line in the whole country
rs that so?"
That's SO. The board Of officials
might know how to u a side show TO
a circus, but they cant tackle a rail
road"
lot2" '"'
well, the Superintendent is"
VI am glad Of that" said the pas
senger, as his face lighted I'D. ~
was afraid you would say it was the
President"
Suppose | had2"
why, I'm the mani
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-09-28
Wife,.

For 4 number Of years my wife has been
troubled With chronic rheumatism. q hsingln
some poylion Of Der body constantly Except
perhapsin the very warmest Weather 10 sum.
merl. Last ohrisimar abe contracted a very
severe ecld, and a diseased condition Of the
kidneys became manifest, which subjected
her 20 excessive suffering. A. the symptoms Of
gravel became more prominent. her urine
being eolorsd. accompanied BY a heavy brick
dust sediment.
After trying several remedies without re-
lst' l procured for her q bottle Of Hunt'u
Kennedy, which she commenced taking, and
before three days had passed the became
mach better. She continued using the msdi-
cine until she had used Iix bottles, and new
feels entirely cured Of both rheumatism and
kidney complaint. She believes her present
excellent health due solely to the use Of
Hunts Remedy. WILLIAM Q. CLEAyFLANp
Norwich, Conn, May S, 1883.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-09-28
lib

The use OF n single bottle will convince any
one OF its superior merit over all other prepar-
atoms. II has no equal.
Al the earnest and repeated solicitations OF
scores OF patients and friends, DR.. Gillian has
consented to offer this wonderful vegetable
Blood Purifier TO the public, and having so
years experience In the treatment OF these
ton. Wonderful and startling cures have
been effected by this remedy, and a postal
card Will secure a printed list Of home certid-
Gates. Its action In curing all Blood and
skln Diseases is like magic, and We are anx-
ious 70 treat any and all cases on the principle
o. nc money until a cure has been effected.
we know whereof we speak, and mean en-
acuy what we say, as we consult our own
knowledge and experience.
Sold by druggists generally. Price, one
large bottle, Sl.50, or six for $500.
Call on or address BLOOD BALM Co.
7SzWhilehAll Street. Atlanta. da.
For sale byS. MANSFIELD & co.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-09-28

persons at least know positively the
so. called Mrs. O'Donnell TO be a
woman, she obstinately declares her
opinion that the supposed female was
a man. She describes her as a person
Of very muscular appearance, with
hair on the upper lip, q deep voice
and masculine gait. Yet, talking to
me, she spoke Of her as q woman
Mrs. Carey hopes to return to Port
Elizabeth, where she was treated with
great kindness.
o'DoNEELLs DEFENsR.
The United States Consulate has
referred the question Of 0'Qonuells
defense TO the American legation,
which is now comforting with Sir
William HsTcourt, Home Secretary,
in regard to the matter.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-09-28
shortage in Canned Tomatoes.

baltlmoro sun.
The HarYe de Grace Republican,
which gives close attention to the can.
ming interests Of Hartford county, saws
there is bound to be an advance in the
price Of canned tomatoes, owing 10
shortage Of the pack elsewhere and
the increased demand. The Republi.
can claims that Hartford county con-
trolls the market Of the United States
for this article Of food, and that the
packers there now have a better
chance to realize a fair and living
profit on their goods than they ever
had. 1t is stated that the New Jer
sey Gamers have nearly all solo their
pack, and many OF them are trying to
buy good in Hartford without labels to
ill contracts. These shortages, the
Republican estimates, will be made
up in price, ond it seems to have in
view the object OF getting up a corner
in tomatoes, for it urges Hartford
packers 70 hold on for better prices,
and says that if the entire pack were
placed under the control Of the eoun.
ty canning association there would be
no breaking the market by timid indi-
vidual packers.