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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-09-24
285chc,atiche StGtprcis &Sfaafs-Beifaene.

aber bate ct leine 9lpparate aufgeitelt, ulo
eDe er noh oaS llblt6e yWsfaoanle, blidelt
Sic rllDig 1ad limits, bite Elm redt freuno>
li6eS @eltdt", 81 lagen n%erntodte, ~ftiir3te
1id) Die 3i9erin, Die tetlle 9tetgullg fir Die
Y%boto8rapbic SIT peripiircn l6eint, ipiitberp
auf iDu lnD Derlebte i'm init einem Oie0
Der 3abe leidt am re6ten llnterl0e1tel.
Der Banotger Ytnlet mtldte It'd nun that
tr0fttg Elm }lnO lbGteBlt6 lteB iib benn aud
Die 6ralt St9ertn DON DEM ObietttD allf oaS
&orn nebmeu. 6ierauf pbotograpbtrte
!6err Yetit nod etnen 2Dpelt, cine 0rlppe
bon bret &olpen, etnen Gtger ullo Spei Geoz
par0en. SGrnmtliOe photographer itnD
altS9eSeidnet gelungen. SIS lit Das erite
Wfal; oaB ein unerl6rodener Y6pto9rapD
nit leinem &aIte1 oerarti9em 8eltien 10
noDe alf Den &eib 9eriidt lit
Sin Bib bon Dem Sabresconz
| II III GerltnS gtebt Der VDrall0lng,
tpeld1er filr Die Nlsocbltung beS DtarftDal7
lenlDltenIS aufgcitelt lit. 0anaD miro Der
2cbeilsm.ittclbebarf bon Berlin geid)GBt auf
1O0.000,0 600 &ilo Sleild, 100000 &tlo
0efliigel, 98S.000 &ilo NilD, 10,000,000
&ilo Buttcr, 1880, 600 &ilo 8Gle, $780,
600 &ilo @icr, 49, 800, 900 &tlo Sblt, o.
600, 900 Rilo @emitie, $4,000, 600 &ilo
Sartofeln, 100000 6ilo Slide. 1,600,=
600 &ilo gerdlderte Stide uaD $500, 600
0erin9e.
OoS GIfenbein bat in ben lcbtcln
Sabren eircn 8rei5 bon 1870 Yfn. Sterl.
(ilr 100 Bfo. englild) gcDa6t, leit 1882
aber lit Der 9Sreis fir ben Gentner bis Su
70-723 8fo. Sterl. 9eitie9eu. Sin @lez
pDanten5aDl mie9t int Sur6ldnitt 20
Bflnlo; I'M Sabre 1882 itno in Qlfrifa
10000 0iinf5i8taGlenb) @lepDaltten 9et0Oz
tct iDoroe1.
= Gin S6metSer aus ct. @aQcr.
Der bon @alifprnien suriIdgefebrt ipar mn
in leil1e !6eilnatb reilen tpolte, par am 4.
September nit Dem Seltorter 3uge IN
90 ii lbau Ell augefommen. St itteg
aus, befanD it0 idon auf Dem 4erron rnO
fe1rte mod einmal 5urId, I'M na65uiebcn,
Db ct nid)tS I'M Magen liegen 9elaiIen bdtte.
Oils CT SuriiGfebrte, puroe ct BON Dem einz
faDrenoen StyaBbur9s8aSler Sdl1el 5uge
erfaBt uno QetObtet. @e9en 10000
SrancS farben lid in ben 3aiden oeS linz
9lu6li6en Dor.
= Sn Den StrdBenIaterne II BON
Berlin brennen 1922 @aS lamnen
ferner BREMEN Die elettrtl6en 2alnpen III
oer 2eipsi9eritraBe u1b S74 8etroleumlaz
ternen. 9ln 8ripot70 asaammen maren
am 30. Stunt 651,79 StiiG oorbanoen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-09-24

SIS lit 3ur 8erfiitterurg bur6aus g~cei9net /;
MIR mluB Do5 G6ier ncben benz Stro6 nod
eilpei6ret6cre Gtuffe erDalteii, UNI bic inn
StrOb DauptlddItd uorfommenoe 9fDbz
faler QuS5unllBcn. 8e1OnDers geei9net sur
Sltterltng lit oaS StrOb Der 6illlenfri6te,
ipie jebc iDei0ere SOmmeritrobart, oe5glei1
den Gprcu unO &aff.
Q8lr0 StroD nltr nlleit gefitttert, 10 lit
Der @rfol9 ell l6le0ter benn bic Sbtere
iilo nidt tl Stal0e, eine 10 grpBe OlnQe
D0nStroD tGglt0 5t Der5e1ren, nm in Dieiemt
lelblt bic n0tbige Oteuge BON Yrotein in ii6
QufSl1eDmeIl. Au6 bel Strp6, gemil6t
nit gGieien7 ooer &leeGeu, lit Der @rfolq
mn mittclmGBig; OGge8en miro er nm 10
gllni1lgcr lem, lobalo Die tmStrob 9~egebeue
JtoDf0fer in elnem rtdDttgen GerbGltliB
lte1en ipirO 5u Den in anDercn &raftfutter>
mittcln Qegcbcnen 9iabrlngsitoffen. 9arz
toffelu p0er Sutterrllbelt, geutil6t NIT
0ddlel, t0nnen audi an .e6elten Das Sen
pertretelI. 9Sir0 babel nod etlpaS &leie
poer S0rDt, Gelfu6en o0er WfQl5feimabz
etlenl gllten @rnQ0rungs1tQnDe blctben,
ionOern audi DEM TQrmcr 9fuBen b~riugell.
Durb l0ttgcre 8erlu6e bat man gefullz
Den, DAB oucD DaS GalS eincn be0eutellDen
0influB altf bic @rldDrun9 Der Ibiere aus
itbt; Dcnn ntdt aletn, oaB Daslel6e Die
6tCBLu1t bet Gbierc anregt, lolloern es Der@
mebrt AUDI Die 8erO0uungSiGfte unO erleBt
bet grDBcn Waben DD1 S0lnrnpc ben W}Qll>
gel al Sal3ell. SIS miro Delnnnd QufgQDe
leii, cine loldc6utGermii0u dung ber5ulteIlcll,
mGl0e DEM &6iere alle Stoifc rei0t, bic e5
broudt mn bic eS tGm ernl0gli0t, DQs
Wie0r al 9taDrungSltofien III Wttl6 ODER
Tleti0 uln5ubtloert. OaS encouragement
1T ftrner bel Der Siitterung AUDI Oarauf Su
ribten, Den SDieren ll6gli6t NbDe0sllug
3u gebcll. Wfan rcide iDnc1 crit ge0Gdleltc5
u1o Dalal laugeS Suttcr, UNI tic 5unt geD0z
rigen &auen uro @tnlpet9eln 81 pcran7
laIien.
9te einmal f11t9c1telten SutterSettcn
milllcn pitnftlid etugcD0lten tDer0el1, neil
it0e lltregeImGBiQfeit ouf ba5 59ier riidz
lDirft. Son guttm @ilfluB lit e6, ipenn
0a5 itetS I'M Stall geDaltene Gieb tpclltg>
items 5~lpctnleG tG9li6 sur Granite berau57
gelaiien wirD.
Sn neuerer 53eit ipir6 bielfa6 baS 0taubz
futter 0ur6 0dnpfen in einen let6ter pers
Daultdc!l 3uitalO gebraOt, u1o cS tperOen
Daujt lcDr CUTE Grfolge cr5telt. 2etber lit
flur Dies 8erfabren 5iernli0 foitipieIig, mas
0eiien Gerlpertbultg Der6inpert.
9te6en BET 6iitterung Der 39tere bat bic
8fle9e einen 8roBeu @influB auf oaS @e>
beiben Derielben. 0tetnltdfett, fleiBigeS
Striegeln II. Siriteu, cine rei0li6e trodene
Streu trogell pteI oa5u BET, 6aS NieD gez
iunO GIT erbalten. Der 3pe6 Der 8iehbalz
tung tanu lltr bur6 nll39ie6iqe Ser
%DertDun9 Der ge~reiften Tutteritoffe er3ielt
tDerOen; uno Oieie lit mr. in Dem Sale
m0gIi6, ipenn DEM SPHERE iolde Suffer-
ftoffe gereid)t iper0en, bon tDelden nit 8c7
itimmtbett an5unebmen 1T, baB iie oaS 3iel
Der 9aItlu9 fDrDern unO pom &9iere an
befte1 au5genubt iDeroen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-09-24
MtISe SMttcr.

8efonnt lit bic bGufig beim 8uttern aufz
tretenbe @ri6eiuung, DaB Die Butter nt6t
orpentli6 Suiammen9ebt, "ionoern MIR ein
f~lefiges @erinnial btIbet. t6terbet finbet
cine 2tusibeiDung bon&Gieitoff itatt, tpelde
abgeleben Oapon, oaB DieS @r5eugntB siem7
LID tpert9loS lift, Die pDat9e Gu6beptung
DeS 8utterfette5 binoert. 9teier 8organg
ipiro por5ugSpeiie betm Ger6uttern Don
Otil6 oocr 9ta6m beoba6tet. tpelGe alge>
iGlert lino, peS6alb Der S6luB gere6tferz
tigt eri6eint, baB cine 5u ltnrfe S%duerung
0er Wttl6 oDer Sabue bic S6ulo TRACE.
Wlan il1en beSbolb cine iol6e 81 permeiz
Den uno Die SGure DorfommenOen Sales
beim 8utteru Dur6 eineu 3uiaB elmer 9ez
ringer Oienge OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 9tatrons
absuitlntpfen, iebe aDer AUDI auf m0qlt6s
ite 0tetnhoItun4 beS YutterfalieS.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-09-24
slnfbewahrm,ta ppa ebn.

Gon 9roBer @tdtigfeit lit bie Ndfbez
mabrltn9 DeS SblteS, tpeldes eilttpeoer
our6 frii6en @eguB ms oaS 9alSe Sabr
binDur6 erqutGet iou, ODER getodt unlere
O1ablSeiten berei6ert, Doer aber Dur6 lp0z
teren 8erfauf ett bilbl6eS Stif @elo etnz
brtnot, tpontit 11alldbe 0GuSbaltSauS9abe
beftritten iperDen fam.
g8tu man ooS leBtere ~er3telen, 10 muB
6os Sbft BEL Doufontnener 8aumretfe ullD
trpderem Q8etter nit 8orli6t 9ebro6en
un0 10 bel ais m0g[i6 gei6ont perben,
bar fpe6er Bic Stiele am 8aumc blet6en,
mas in nG0iter 3eit Oas SauIen berSri6te
3ur 6olge baben tpuros, mob oaB Die
SYrit6te gebrit6t o0er 0equeti6t Deroer.
9aS Sb1t loate beSAalb audi nt6t auf
MaQen beimgefabren, ionoern in SOrben-
audi nidt in SGden - 6ein1getra9en tper>
ben; banu l6Itte man eS ouf luftt9e SAINT
mer11 oDer Spei6er, mo eS etntge 8oden
lana lteoen bleiben muB, Inn auS3uDIn1ten
uu6 al lhntben, bis eS p0Qtg abtrodnet
IND Bic etlpa oarunter beftnOliden ma1tgel>
haften SSriI6te altSgel6teoen tDerDen f0n<
nert. 6ierauf lit es Dirt fir Qlrt in Der
Neutrality-suspicious. auf 0nroen 81
brinoen. 9llf bieien &aum, tpel6er ni6t
al falt ietn BARI, tpenn oas Safeloblt
idmaf6aft peroen lou, folnmt biel all Die
WQrme bari ME inter 2 bis 3 @rab Geauz
mur itnfen; lit eS tdlter BARN, 10 tperben
mQrnentli6 Die 8irnen lei6t 6ol3ig uno
uni6ma6baft. Ginige Srii6te itnO beinn
9ieqelt qeneigt bon anoeren @egenitdn0en
einen 8eigei6maf an3unebmen, }. 8. BON
SeQerie, 0tiiben, 8ier, SptrttuS, Sale,
GabafSruu6 &C., Wel6e iammtl;1 tal
StunDe iinb, ben @ei6mad Der in tbrer
g}dbe liegenOen Trd6te 5u Derberben, tpeSz
bal6 lebtere aus oeren 8erei9 gu balten
iiuO
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-09-24
S@afWet0e.

Ser Mei6e9ang tit fir ba8 S6af nnbea
oingt Bic naturgenldBeite unO fir Die @e7
lunD6eit oeIielbeu Die 5utrGglt6lte grlla9>
rungspeiie. Ser beitdnOige Nlrenfn9lt
1no bic beliebige 8etpegutG in frtl6er freler
SUIT, ME Der betiebi8e UenlB uro DIE 1E@
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-09-24
Gs uar has erFs INN bleibf

S1S cttt5tge SGt:tcr5en=GcttttitteI,
bos ou9eubltfli6 bic l6redti9fen S6mersen
tilt IND @ntiiilDuugen 1uD SlutanOrang
ltlbert, 9leidptel Oh lie Ill Der Sunge. i'm
Ota9en, III ben @in9elnetoen, ben GriiIen
oOer arDeren Sr9aneu alIftreten, 1penn man
baS Ottttel etnmal benubt, unO Snar
Sn ciner BITS Stuamsis NitnMtett.
@leidpiel mie groB ieS6mersen aI9 fem
nt0gen; Die an GbeumGti3lnlIS EeiDeltoen, Die
0ettlQgerigel1, Die Serfrilppelten, Die 9terpO-
len, bic an JferpenlDeb u1O anoeren Erdnf=
heiten Qeioenoen meroeu b1rb Die Illlpel1z
bun9 pon RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
ougenbIidli9 gtnoerun9 finOen.
GutSitnSumg ocr Ssterctt, @ntsittts
11ttta Scr Sloic, @ebdrmz @ntfiiltz
bung, Characterization, NalSsgetoen,
Nitbma, @eritlopfen, 6piterii6e Nlfdae,
Gr0uue, 6opfwe9, 3abnl6nerset, 9terz
poiitdt 9terpenpeb, S6lafioi9feit,
G6elrtdtisutuS, 0iiftrpeb, Griit=, 6itz
fem pber @iieoerldmerSert, Guetfduu=
eet, Ver1tau6un9en, granomunoen,
talteS uno btbigeS Tteber.
0ie Nnmeuouna pom READY RELIEF
an ben teioen0en &beilen perl6ufIt ougen=
blidli6e 2irberung u1b @rlei6terung.
SreiBig bis le65ig 8ropfen IN eit tletneS
Glos QS0iIer beile1t in peni9e1 Mltoe1bliden
&rGnpfe, Mtagenidure, Goobrennen, bilioies
rpeb, 9iarrboe, Gllbr, 6olif, Gldbun9e.1
un6 ale tnnerli9en S6mer5en.
9~teilei1De iouteu tets etneSlui6e pom RAD
WAYS READY RELIEF BET lid tragen.
9Seuioe Sropfeu bapou, in @oifer 9etbau,
beueeit oueu ben 6raufbeiten ulo baniit per-
fniipften Qetben, Die Gus benz @ebruu9 un=
eeipo6uten S%rinfpoiiers entiprin9elt, Dor.
SIS lit elm beiierer Stilnulant ais Srau3=
bronutmeir ODER Sitters.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-09-24

4bmeiden ,Gurdfau, Cholera Morbus pber
i6mer5boiter StubI9Gn9 1pcroeu innerholb
Is bis 20 N}iuuten fnrirt. weuu MAJ RAD
WAYS READY RELIEF no6 Der @es
brau6sonmeiiun9 einnilnnit. Neber @lutz
anbrang nod Gnt5iiltOun9, 1peoer S6wd9e
nod 2lb9eipGn1tbeit fol9t aut ben @ebrau9
nm r. Il. RELIEF.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-09-24
M0lar1Q
IN ibren peri6iebenen 6ormer1,
SAtiittrIfeber,

RaItcs tttsS btbi8eS Stebcr sebeilt fir
so Gents. IS 9iebt tei1r anoereS 6eilntittel
in Der g8elt. mas 10 i9nea ale Arten pom Size
Der BELT, m0gen iiepon perborbener 9uit Ma-
laria) ooer oegeuerirter Sale fommer, mogen
fte S9orla9z, ~gterpenfieber, Spp9us oOer
eelbes Sieber betbell, ais inter 3u5iebung
Don 0tabwap's Ptaen-Radway's Ready
Relief.
Gimfsfa Gents ote T~FIaTd1e.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-07-19

GrLNoHE's AROMATIC WINE is possessed
Of wonderful renovsting powers, il thor
oughly reliable. and the medical profession
approve Of it IS they do Of no other pseps-
ration in the United States. having found
it eminently successful in the treAtnent
Of diseases emsnating from loss Of nerve
power and consequent muscular relsxa-
tion.
II has cured hundreds Of young ladies
who were passing through the most crit
cal period Of their lives. and saved them
from consumptives' graves. Mothers, il
you have daughters that become weak aud
listless. no blood. no appetite, no vigor,
get them bottle Of this wine and We viii
warrant you cure in every instance. For
sale by J. n. Hard and c. ]. Wait. l3cm
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-07-19

L
Peter Mcclure OF Bennington wa
fined fifty-eight dollars for cruelty to ami
mails.
Two passenger trains on the Vernon
railway collided at West Hartford las
Monday night. A locomotive was wrecked
and travel delayed.
At q meeting Of the Central Labor unior
Of New York city, held recently
resolutions we're adopted condemning thu
action OF the governor Of Vermont il
sending the militia to Ely, and denounc
ing the Vermont Copper company for fail
ure to pay the miners.
Elihu Douglass. aged IS years, was
drowned at Waitsfeld Tuesday evening,
while endeavoring TO save lad Of about
his own age, who was drowning. The lad
seized him so firmly that Douglass could
not swim, and both went down together.
The first examination under the new
civil service rules was held at Burlington
the fifth, under the personal supervision
Of Dorman B. Eaton. There were seven
candidates. four Of whom desired clerk
ships at Washington and three local ap.
pointments.
Hilton's hotel building at Lowell lake
was struck by lightning the End, and two
beds were burned. Two men were par.
TALLY stunned by the shock.
yEGETINE has restored thousands to
health who had been long and painful sui.
ferers.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-07-19

The Great Eastern has capacity Of IS,
! 915 tons, or 5000 more than Noah's Ark
Even this leviathan OF the sea hasn't room
enough in which to stow the goods solt
du, ing the last thirty years and known al
DIR, Graves Heart Regulator. This prep
aration is certain specific for heart dis
ease, ne. -vous prostration and sleeplessness
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-07-19

HUxBUaGRD Again. saw SO mucl
said about Hop Bitters, and my wife, whs
was always doctoring and never well
leased me so urgently TO get her some thai
l concluded to be humbugged again; and
am glad did, for with less than two
months use Of the bitters my wife vas
cured, and she has remained SO for eight.
cen months since. IL. T., st. Paul. Pho
neer Press.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-07-19

Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Remover
never fails in restoring gray hair to its
youthful color, lustre and vitality. Dr..
A. A. Hayes. State assayer Of Massachu-
sets, endorses it. and all who give it fair
trial unite in grateful testimony to its
many virtues.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-07-19

Mr.. Geo w. Knapp Of Waltham, Mass
SAYS: II ha We removed an enlargement OF
my horses kl nee which v. s. pronounced
incurable, by the use Of Ellis Spawn
Cure. think I his is very fattering tes
timonial." It's on ly one Of many hundred
Thanks all the same
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-07-19

Stop and read. Wheat Bitters-Ont
pound contains lao grains Oh phosphate
made up as follows: &c grains phosphoric
acid, Al grains potash, 16 grains magnesla
G grains lime, three grains soda, > grains
iron, 8 grains sulphuric acid, 8 grains sill
CO, 2 grains chlorine
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-07-19
snihering Of relatives and irisnas. add hs
receised some valuable presents

! gathering Of relatives and trisnas. add h
received some valuable presents
--Georse CLann Of this place injured
bis hand quite severely At the steam mill
In South Loadondery last Saturday.
Bailey Rswscn died last Thursday.
He vas nearly ninety ycan Of asc. The
funeral vn held Thursday. Rev. Mr.. Vail
officiating.
Our meetings the past week have been
quite interesting and some conversions are
reported. Mr.. Vail preached three ser.
mons Sunday. IN the morning and evening
ii this place and In the afternoon 81 Raw
sonville
There is veritablc Tom Thumb in
this place. in the person Of Charles TEN.
pie. Who Is q years Of age and only DC
inches 10 height He 10 quite robust and
healthy looking. He lives with his sister
Mrs. George Barnard. His father and
mother both died several years ago,
though be has other relatives here.
Frank Babbiit Of this town has been
great sufferer for eleven years from m
abscess In his left side, caused by pneu.
monia. II has discharged from seven TO
nine ounces daily since IL was first lanced,
and has now eaten through into his stom.
sch, SO that much OF his food and drink
passes through the ori6co. His left side
has fallen away 80 that it now measures
but ii inches. while the opposite side
measures II. and his weight. which was
l60 ct fifteen years Of sge, II now but 100.
There are now two large holes In the left
side. one above the heart and the other
below, and the air which should 60 into
the left lung when he breathes, comes out
OF these holes. OF course there is no ex'
pectstion that he will long survive, and
death must be relief from such suffering
as be is called to endure.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-07-19

Cow Boy CosDrrroS PowDERs Tie besl
in the market for horses, cattle, sheep and
hogs. Full one-pound packages for %
cents. For sale by ]. N. Hard, Mancbes.
ter, C. J. Wait. Factory Point. 436m
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-07-19

From Messrs. Z. G. Honors l. Son. 222
Chestnut st.. Lynn, M ass, comes the fol.
lowing: CELLS SPAWN Cure cured one OF
our horses OF large bone parh.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-07-19

Ayers Sarsaparilla is the most effective
blood purifier ever devised. It is re COM
mended by the best physicians.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-07-19
files . md Bags.

Flies. reaches, ants, bed-bugr, rats
mice. gophers, chipmunks, cleared ont by
Rough on Rats" 15c.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-07-19

Nervous weakness, Dyspepsia. Impo
tence. Sexual Debility, cured by "Wells
Health Remover" 81.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-07-19
EVERYTHING
MUST GO.

II ve ca nnot We shalI take less. The only COZ.
diton Il cash and sf0.61 trade ct one time.
Nov 10 your uue; each . chance yon have
never had before, and JOS vill never have ~ ain
IL. HAPGOOD co.
aUIt V needless 10 ssy tkst all notes and 20.
counts must be settled forth With.
Psu. w.. June zyta. 1sses
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-07-19

HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Essisss Hssss.
IN oEyfs.
xsn.a Lslsiaes ssriss
kfA krs hsary A Barltst Asw fos.
sbd mad
Mr n wh<sarasti Nee Yssf
coscknss se3 sorsts
miss q uhssasrsghi
iss WkesisnEhl
Hass Etsisssss
NJ as wu n Long. chiid
ard maid
Mfs q n EAoAdns
Mics Ebas1ss
hiss HsAsssd
hiss 4 u HAlsisd
Jsn@t HAaxteA
kssnssl Gasrsy ADD stfs
" v haGsG<
~ Nofics and family
v Bciisy
Hnsk Hsaisy Dorset
III Day Kansas CITY
WI yoLssoa and ssfs Chicago
Mo- lxIhs Jahnsvs
Miss honiesih Albany
hlss ksshaiss LsEsingburgh
y csnlas,w ss- io't
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-07-19
MANCHESTER DEPOT.

every pound OF tea, a present from tum.
bier to glass pitcher. and 1000 smaller
articles such as fans, memorandum books,
&C. with 81 worth OF goods.
EAST DORSET
Howard Carson and wife Of Boston are
visiting at Mrs. Dill. Kent'&
IS. Grout with his wife and family are
visiting relatives in Massachusetts,.
Allan o. Kendall has recovered from
his illness sufficiently to be seen on the
streets once again.
Miss Susie Walker OF Benson is in
town. yisitiig her Poultney schoolmate.
Miss Lilly Morris.
John L. Cochran. assisted by L. Il.
Harwood, takes charge Of the depot dur.
log the absence Of Mr.. Grout
"A week ago John Sharp was com.
PEELED TO shoot his idog, . very valuable
animal. ~ be was running mad.
Master Gilman Wilson has returned
from Boston. where he has been visiting
his aunt, Mrs George Ambrose.
Mrs George Ambrose OF Boston is in
town visiting her mother and sister. Mrs.
Blake Barrows and Mrs. w. G. Wilson.
Found. on East street . silver watch.
crystal band. The owner can obtain the
same by calling on W. G. whalon OF this
place.
Fired H. Andrus. Who has bsrn here
visiting bis mother for the last two weeks
has returned 10 New York city. where be
il employed A. clerk In store.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-07-19

the map you will see in the south part OF
this town two hills called Minister hill''
and Swearing hill'. They are nearly
opposite each other and separated by .
narrow valley through which the roadway
passes. Now take your Bible aud turn.
ing 10 the Sunday School lesson Of July
Goth. being Joshua s 30-35 and you
will have before your mind two other hills
Of ancient Sans ria, quite noteworthy in
the old Testament and called the Mts. OF
Blessing and Cnrsing. Their names are
EbAl and Gerisim. From one Of these
blessings we're pronounced upon the obe-
dent Israslites a. they stood in the vale
Of Shechem between the two mounts.
This is the Minister hill'. From the other
curses were pronounced upon the disobe-
dent. That is Swearing HILL though
not In the sense Of the indulgence Of that
profane disposition from which the neigh
boring hill Of Sandgate must have taken
its peculiar and unenviable name Turn
once more TO DeuL q: II and you will
see what these blessings and these curses
were and by whom pronounced. This
little illustration Of forthcoming Sunday
School lesson interested /.
PASSING SrRAsoEh
BONNEVILLE
On account Of frequent showers the
past weak hsying progresses very slowly.
--Ths weather hss been very hot some
OF The time
There Was no celebration here the
Fourth. Some oithe people went to Low
ell Lake and some 70 the ball 1t Jamaica.
a X Burbank celebrated his 9th
recently. There was . large
Morning journal and courier., 1883-01-09

It will readily be by the above cutthat though the hair gone from the surface it is still alive and healthy beneath the scalp and is only prevented from growing by the contraction of the fol1icle in which 1t should grow. Find a substance that wifi give sufficient elasticity the folIice, and add the neces sary food the tissue requires, and the hair will force its way out and the previously bald head will be covered with new hair.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-01-09

''Death on Dirt" will sof en, whiten and your clothes It saves fuel and money, too. jas 3teod 1tT
Morning journal and courier., 1883-01-09
Sonrual snS GOlrrisr.
Tuesday, Jan. 9. 1883.
Lodge and Society.
A Noble Work FerforMed-Odd Fellow
 sEnHr

A Noble Work FerfOrmed-Odd FeAOW-,
 ship in New Haven.
 A correspondent says: "It IS worth while to seriously consider the labor of love In which the various secret societies are engag- ed at the present day. This is the season of the year in which the different societies elect and install their officers and enlist in the labors of love, visiting the sick and distress ed, relieving the widow and the orphan. In the front ranks stands the order of Odd Eel lows, and since it's organization, over forty years ago, in this State, the organization has not manifested more zeal than in the present day. During the past week the officers of the different lodges in this jurisdiction were installed. Harmony Lodge No. 5, City Lodge No. 36 and Relief Lodge No. 86, by Deputy Grand Master Lucius P. Deming; Quinnipiac Lodge No. 1, Monto- wese No. 15, Polar Star No. v, by District Deputy J. O. Donovan. In an experience of nearly quarter of century the efficiency of the order has never been equalled. The large attendance of the members and the rendering of the secret work by Quinnipiac Lodge has never been. excelled in the State, and it is doubtful if out of it. It is noteworthy fact that in the three lodges in which the district deputy oficiated every officer required for the working of the lodge was present and in 6Ga1eQ III Gu61E I6Sp0ctAfo SAhAAo' Au ID a question whether the community at large are aware of the amount of charitable work rem dered by this society in this city, embracing as it does over two thousand of it's inhabi- tants. It unquestionably should receive the sanction and support of all worthy people in it's great mission"
 Polar Star Lodge, T. O. o. F., of Fair Ha. ven, is evidently in a very prosperous condi. tion, judging by the work performed and ot the interest taken by the members. The following officers were installed by District Deputy Donovan on last Wednesday evening for the ensuing term: Councilman B. S Swift, of the Eleventh ward, N. G.: John H Lindsley, V. G.. W. H. Way, recording sec retary Morris Hemingway, treasurer.