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The Arizona champion., 1884-10-25
A skirmlsh Before the Battle.

-A Shirhish htlort the b"'tS.
 The falling off in Republican strength m Ohio can not be fully un derstood without considering the fac that the loss took place notwithstand ing extraordinary influences working in favor of their party. It is simpl' ridiculous to claim that the electloI is in any sense a party triumph, fo the figures at present show an actr, loss of somewhere abour twenty thou saId votes to the Republicans as compared with the returns of the Gar field election. It IS too soon yet to decide what has become of this vote. No doubt considerable DOT tion of it was not boiled at all, as It is an ordinary course for citizens, when disadected towards tn party with which they have been for long time associated, to stay at home on election day. But wherever it went, any portion of it not given to the Democracy on Tuesday, the I4th, will almost certainly be voted for Cleveland in November, and the re. suit in Ohio on the Presidential cleo. ton Is still matter of doubt We did not expect that the Independent Republi ,an movement could develop any great strength in Ohio, but it has shown its existence quite conyincingly. If the Republican party loses New York and Indiana and some other States at a proportionate rate to their losses Tn Ohio, they have not a ghost of chance of electing Blaine. Take New York, for instar ce,. Here al the last Presidential election the Re publican vote, in round numbers, was s55, ,ooos and Glrfeld's plurality was 2I,o53. Assuming that the Re publican loss Tn Ono at its last cleo tlon was at the rate of 5 per cent O. their aggregate vote as delivered at the Garfield election, it follows that if there is proportionatc rate of loss in New York at the November cleo tion Blaine would lose the State over. whclmlngly, and similar result un der like conditions, would occur in Indiana, where Gmfeld's plurality was only 6,ooo. Or course, we speak now only of direct loss on the Re. publican vote; if the votes taken ava, from the party are thrown for Cleye, land the Democratic success would bc all the more emphatic.
 'Ihe Republicans can not deny the loss in thelr Ohio vote and that loss IS absolute proof of the waning of party strength. Instead of any dis couragement al the result the Demo cTats have every reason 10 feel conf dent of the election in November. The outrageous proceedings in Ohio on the day of the election under the guise Of deputy marshals acting under a United Stat statute can hardly be repeated at general national cleo, tlon. Nothing but fraud, nothing lut an absolute nullifcation of the will of the people, can prevent Cleve- land from being the next Presieent.
The Arizona champion., 1884-10-25
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DISPENSARY,

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 This { ollege Institute for the cure of all special, complicated and so called incurable di,eas Us. Dr. LIebIg $ German In vigora,or is positively guaran teed 10 cure nervous and phys. ical debility, weakness, lost manhood. loss ol energy. ring ing and dizziness n.lhe head, melancholy, hopeless feeling, and all the results of youthiuI imprudence and excesses oI mature years. The I'oclor i: regular College physician and wIll agree to I rlet on, thD Dusand dollars for a case the lnvigorator Will not cure, un der special treatment and ad. vice.
 The reason so many cannot
The Arizona champion., 1884-10-25
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Hamilton county, including Gin cinnati, boiled 72,o7o votes on the I4th. The largest vote ever boiled in the county before was 65,397 in 1880. Here is an increase of 6,673 votes in four years, or 9 per cent. A like increase throughout the State would bring the total vote up to 79o.- 900, which is probably about what the result will show.
The Arizona champion., 1884-10-25

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 Dr, Mintie, who is regular graduated phy- sIcIan will agree to forfeit Five Hundred Dol lars for a case of this kind the Vital Restora. tive under his special advice and treatment, will not cure, or for anything impure or inju- rlous found in it. Dr. Minute treats all pri- vate diseases successfully without mercury Consultation free. A thorough examination and advice. including an analysis of the urine S5. Price of Vital HestoratWe,SI. 50 bottle, or four times the qAanlity. S5; sent to any address upon receipt of price, or C. o. D.. secure from observation, and Tn p-iva name If desired, by A. E. MlNTlE, NJ. D., No II kcarney Street, San Francisco, California
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 Dr. Minutes Kidney Remedy Nepheticum cures all kinds Of Kidney and Bladder com plaints, Gonorrhoea, Gleet Leucorrhea. For sale by all druggists, SI bottle, six bottles for $.
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The Arizona champion., 1884-10-25
The Feeble Grow strong

When Hosicuyr's stomach Bitters is used to promote assimilation of the food and enrich he blood. Indigestion, the chief obstacle to 0n acquisition of strength by the weak, is an
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10 tlse Public.

NNTHEREAS. my wife, Elizabeth Mm, w ray has left my bed and board with out just cause or proyocation, therefore warn any and all persons against allowing her credit on my account, as l will pay no bi Is or debts incurred by her,
 JAMES MURRAY. Williams, Sept. 6, 1884.
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HbH'. SRDinaHney, 40. " Ae0ney Shreet, TREATS ALL SPECIAL AND CHRONIC
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Young Men

Who may be suffering from the effects of youth. iul loliies or mdlscrellon, will do we'll to avail themselves of this, the greatest boon ever lald at the altar of suffering humanity. Dr. Spn- ney will guarantee to forfeit $500 for every case of Seminal Weakness or private disease of any kind or charact-r which he undertakes and fails to cure
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NOTICE 10 TAXPAYERS.

TAXPAYERS of Yavapai County
 will please take notice that 1 will! receive taxes at my office in the coun- " Conrt House, up to and including December 8lh, 1884. All unpaid taxes from and after said date will be delinquent, and the legal penalty of five per cent, &c., will be added thereto. JACOB HENKLE,
 Sheriff and eX-othcio tax collector.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-05-22

A correspondent in the Boston Journal
says Gardner inquiries what quantity Of
kerosene to pailful Of suds Is requisite
to destroy insects
About one wine glass TO . pail full il
sufficient for plants, and even this quantity
ought net 10 be used for soft wooded stuff
ualess thoroughly mixed with the suds.
Fer trees increase the quantity ons-half.
but it should be applied with ssynngs,
and before syringe full is taken out Of the
pail squirt vigorously with the syringe
several times, SO as to drive the kerosene
through the mass al water, a. unless this
is done the oil rises to the top and is aP.
piled to the plants or trees in ~ undilutsd
state. Several applications at intervals
are moro efficient than siagls enc. An
emulsion Of sour milk, with which ksro.
ssps readily assimilstes. is an excellent
way Of applying II to trees.
Kerosene is one OF the best nssctioides,
but il the hands Of an inexperienced per-
SON is very dangerous. Nest Of those
who experiment with ii are not willing to
10 their work thoroughly and fail TO com
pletsly iilste il with suds or whatever
may be used with It,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-05-22
Good Butter Making.

Butter is finished in the dairy, but not
made there The stamp Of the dairy
woman puts the gold in market form; but
the work must be commenced in the field
or in the feeding stables; and this leads at
once 10 the consideration OF feeding for
butter. Daring the early summer months,
whom nature il profuss Of fsvors, there is
little to ts dsns beyond accepting hsr
bounty. The tender grasses are full Of
the nsedful nutrition. and they afford the
constant supply Of moisture. without
which the secretion Of milk is greatly
lsssened' Yet, at this season, % we'll ~
ct oil others, apure supply Of water Is A.
solutsly necessary. 1t does not meet the
il cattle have . wet hole full
Of surface drainage in the pasture. or
frog pond. While it is not probable that
the tadpoles and wriggIers, sometimes
feusd il city milk, have bees drunk by
the thirsty COW, many infusisus do exist
IN such pools that are hardly eliminated
or rendered entirely harmless by the won
1erful milk secrstions ofths animal. The
cattle should drink from springfield boxes;
md As often as these, under the hot sun
IRE seen to produce green growth or feat.
ing scum pail Of coarse salt may be put
u, and the current checked until the fresh
water growths are killed; the salt water 10
hen drawn off, and for long time the
rough will remain pare and the water
bright breeders Gazette.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-05-22

Three hundred pounds Of finely ground
bose costing &C. 70. treated with five gal.
loss Of .nIphuric acid costing sl.75, and
mixed With 200 pounds Of muriste Of pct
ash makes ~ admirable dressing for an
acre 81 corn. II should b conposted With
enough dry loan Or muck to increase the
weight ssytout . ioa. ID. l. Cusbisg Of
this county lad sucL splendid success With
this hose snsjs fertilizer - his corn last
year. that this season be and his neighors
will use carload Of bone meal in similar
way.-R. " Gccdria. Windsor County.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-05-22


AT . little gathering the other evening
yousg mas asked lady whether. il his
small brother Was lad, 10 was not lad.
der; and she kindly said she thought
he must be. she could see through him 50
easily.
Ny dear Miss A., this ring, which !
would ask you 10 accept Of me. is embls-
matte 81 my love fer you; 10 has no end !"
Thank zen very much. Mr.. D.; it suri.
eusly resembles my lsvs for ysu: il has no
beginning.
New York 10 about the emily city in
the Unien that goes wild over . walking
match. The fact that any maa car walk
ever six hundred miles il six days in .
city that has six saloons on every block 10
what sstsnishss them.
did rot the soas Of Jacob csmmit
hsinsus sin whom they ssld their brother
JoscPhf' asksd Sunday school teacher
Of the SEE Of - Austia merchant "Yes,
air. "what sin did they commit"
They sold hin too cheap"
"A Brooklyn girl will 60 10 dance
and waltz several hours without com.
planning. but ask the same young lady TO
vrsstls Ave miautss with the broom and
she'll faint before she gets both hands
fairly cissped srsund the handle
A lisa.tansr guarded with his wife
peusrfsl visars. and vas chased BY her
all arsusd his tsst On bsiag sorsly
pressed be tssk refuge 10 the cage Of liens.
''OA you ssnssmptibls sovardw she
shouted. Come out ifyou dare
well. Pat" vas asked 81 recently
arrived smisrsnt. land hsv Dc yss like
America" .Its . fsins esusthry, cor. n
"hsvs you succeeded getting work YETI
mo. sor; but have friend in Washing
tos Who ia after getting me psssioa."
--whea : young man tries Tor thrss
miuutss 10 church 70 hsush sunbeam "a
La coat. nader the imprsssiss that il Is
sirssk 81 dust. ssd then locks up and sees
pretty girl laughing 1t him. he kisd q
io-es The thrsAi Of The ssrnos. ts@porsri
~. - Il ssrs
-ssisutists having shows that swallows
eat Aiss. tuo b. Louis msa came 70 blovs
because one thought the fiss we're made
to feed tte swallows asd the other thought
the sssllovs ssrs made 10 ssi The dies,
ssd prsvidesss vsulaat come forward
sad decide the matter " prsvess The sss
frem shesins each stbss sssss.
As Austrian scientist has succeeded IN |
lighting up The inside of nan's body fer
the pa rpsss Of facilitating The psrfsrmssos
Of Surgical cpsrssioss IL is s1pss.sd
sssl psisss msa,ciss nssuise:ursn viii
sov fsraisA - electric light vita sssh
bcttls Il Dedicias - thai The pur-
chaser css illuniaAss his insiAe 70 sss
that ssly gsaaiss Liver rsisvsnstor is no'
sAspsriss With bis langs OF his never. !
dyisS seal !
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-05-22
SONG Worship
THE NEW
Sunday-school Song Book,


l.. o. EMERSON AND W. + kHERwIN.
J'rice % cis.. so per hundred
The advent OF new sundav- school bong
book BY two such men ~ are the gentlsms on
above named, 10 = notable event.
Ma. EMERsoS stAnds ronfessedly In the very
trent rank Of church. music composers, aud Mr..
sHERwir, Also eminent ~ . composer, has had
great success in the compiling Of The beet known
Bun day -schsol music Dotks. and has for years
had charge OF the musical department At
CHAUTAUQUA,
and other famous assemblies Of Sunday school
workers. The music and words OF SONG w0R
SHIP mark . step In advance, being far above
the ordinary Sunday. school Sing es" aud are
digni6ed. without being dull
The HYMNS are by eminent wrters, aad are
I'll ~ the best religious Truth.
TIE NJ 10 10 OF hiph order snptrinte tend.
ents will be pleased with thu INDEX or SUM Eors
Of which there 10 great variety,
MINISTERS cannot fail 10 like the hymns.
One specimen copy mailed post free for TWEEN
ty.6ss cents. Specimen pages free.
OLIVER DITS0N 4 co. Boston,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-05-22

Watch for the FIRST appearance Of holes
10 the leaves Of eurrsnis asl goessbsr.
riss. aud use whiss hellsbors dsstsa -.
or bettsr uirsd sith water. large table
spoonful Of the powder il psiIful Of
water. ssd sppIy With syringe or pusp.
Repeat few days later. 70 destroy those
~lieh escaped Or have hsseted since The
hnt application.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-05-22

The hlgt bfsd yu1nE sisllsea VII make ID Z
ssssoa q 1894 q tAs stable az be suhsesitsr 81
rsctosy relnt y1moal
PEDIGREE.
Battenkil wss sired by biscksiens. he by Rye.
dyks Hsmbietoniap. be by Ahdallah. he By
Msnbsinc be BY Imported Messenger. He dam
~As ~ Henry Clay. grey mare IL hAnas high.
Weighing iioo pounds. and could pail IN sapress
wagon IN 3 minatss.
bAtsepAiil W sewn years Old, ie4 hapds high.
weighs 1890 ponnds. color . Handsome dsppls
grey With black poinss, and very elegant Ne 10
81 On excesdingiy And aud gentle Disposition,
and possees all The Qualities necessary TOE The
road or turf, having great strength and endur.
Ance. and. though never professionally trained,
has shovnA mile IN 25o And promises 10 he very
fsst. Mis- colts show high breeding aud natural
trottinc action. ere large. 81 dncs color aud
graceful carriage aud though young shov prom
lee Of great speed. Tho extremely loo tsrms
place the services Of this valuable young sscch
horsc within the reach 81 all.
Trims:
90 10 insure foAl, payable on or bsfors the LEI
u March. 1884 or ti5 oash n time Of service for
the season. All accidents and iniaries st risk Of
owner.
Dn, 4. 8. cLRNoNs. Proprietor.
Factory Point, Vermont.
May isth. 1854. 5ism
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-05-22

T-0R SALE A nice Grade liolstein Bull, foAi
l. yeare old. Will he fold at . reasonable
price. Inquire At
q. Is. DUNHAMg.
Factory Point, VT, April I'd, 1894. A
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-05-22
Agricultural.


Ansng TIA waste materials on isrn
.hsrs are few. II Asy. that are richer in
oss Of the most important elements Of
piass fsoa thss bssss. 5hss made sslusble
10 water. Just hsv 10 Dc this 10 the cheap
ct, And d The same the the best manner,
10 question that IL frsqssstly astsd
By The farmer. aud IL answered by these
VIE have 10 practical ksevlsdss q The
natter. that the iarnsr 10 frsqusstly mis-
LED, and spends % much time 10 ~ pur.
psss. that Ls becomes discouraged and
cells the waste bcuss Of the farm Il very
lev price. or assIects altogether to pick
them up.
The simplest and chsspsst way 10 70.
duss bosses to make them available fer
plant isod. 10 10 burn then: but 10 do
this Il great less Of valuable plast food.
- Il consumes al Of the nitrogen; Jet
The ashes is very rich in phosphate, be-
ing about 30 pr csst. II also contains Is
per csst Of carbosats 81 line. 2 or Per
csat Of phosphate Of msgnssia. soda and
potash. All Of these substances are india
psnsibls to vegetable growth. The pro-
cess for burning bosses is 10 simple that
some csntsnd that VIXEN oaly small guam
titles are TO be reduced ii 10 The best way.
even though the nitrogen, DO lost 1t
would be better to burn them than sell
for . half cent, or even cent pound.
It is very poor pslisy for the farmer TO
sell the bones from the farm; 10 fact. vhsn
be car buy At less than ssst psund he
had better buy what be can. though he
have to resort to burning them to make
them available for plsnt feed; but ~ this
il wastsful process, the ashes should be
fsssrtea to whom they can be readily OBJ
tanned. In some portions Of the state
small establishments have been erected
to steam and grind bones. By extracting
grease and gelatin the bones are easily
ground; this leaves in the bones one half
Of the nitrogen, the other half may be
saved by composing the liquid with dry
muck. Some Of the owners Of these mills
are willing to steam and grind bones for
. fair consideration. When such mills
can be found within reasonable distance.
this 10 the best way to get small. or sven
ailsrgs lot Of bones worked up isto plant
food. Massachusetts Ploughmm.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-05-22

Ike finest field Of corn ever raissd
was grown Oh clover and plewsd under
whom just ready to head out Most far
ners hate to turn under . good growth
OF clover, but it produces surprising re-
suits. by this plan We get rid Of the
many weeds that foal the corn the lat
ter part Of June and forepart Of July.
u there 10 good lot Of manure under
the clovor the ground will he in splendid
condition for future crops after the corn
10 Of.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-05-22
ZEPHYR.

PEDIGREE:
Zephyr was sired by Enchanter, the sire OF
Valiant, record 2;l9. Enchsnts sired BY Admin
istrator, = black stallion. 16 10 hands high,
weight 1850 pounds, record 2:29 1.2, by Rysdyk Q
HANDLE tonisn, the sire Of 80 in the ESQ list,
let Dam BYMAnBRSo CniEr, I'd DAM ny ARABIAN
TARTAR, Sd Dam ny UuRoc MEtsESoER.
Administrator 10 the sire OF Memento, 2:5G 81
40 = yearlipg and ESQ ls . two.year old; Catch
fly, record 1850 as four year old, public iiial
last fall three times 2.14 Executor. 2.26; ADM.
ration, trial 2:26 Ia; Miss Mabel, winner Of Lex.
ington stake for two yearolds; Daisy Miller that
vas sold when three years old for $4,000; Saul.
trial 2;20. and many others,
4 he Dam OF Zephyr was Topsy, sired by Ken
lucky Chief, tecond dam was . Messenger mare.
Zephyr was bred In Springboro. Pa; stands
1873, weighs 1850, beautiful brown, Email star in
the face, fine style and finish, splendid name
and tail. very muscular, fine yet strong bone,
with elastic action, long stride and great prom
ise Of speed and Of perfect disposition. Combin-
ing. as will be observed, the hoods OF four great
trotting families. HAMBLEToNIAS, MAMBRINo,
AMERICAN STAR. BAsHAwthe subscriber feels war
rAnted in saying that this Is the finest bred horse
ever offered - the breeders OF southern Yer.
mont.
TERMS.
To insure SIS. All mares disposed OF before
the time Of fosling will be considered with foal
All bills due March lst, 1885. The horse will be
1t my stable through the season.
s. E. THAYER, Proprietor,
Factory Point, Vermont.
May l4,h, 1884. 523m
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-05-22
RATrENKnL.
rEpIuREE.

The hlst bred young stallion VII make ,h,
sss~ea q ist q Ne stable cfths sutsesibsr o
rsctosy reln,. vsrmoal
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-05-22

CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND 4 PACIFIC R'Y
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