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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-11-27
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APPLE pAarxos.

I'm sillinx by M ocsy srs.
The vlnA vsthout hosls ersAftlf.
Ana IN tbs chimney ssnrs tuhe.
Nov rtssns. failing menrrfnily.
IN aver ysfvxpr ksy. Thoagk DARK
Ava VIA. and cold he night Without.
wslhln il warmth and eksssy CLOS.
November bisak and chill 70 here,
And frossn naisrs skiversne stAnds
Al bare snd vsits eSpsetanuy
lsr warm. vhiis, viptsf robe VI snov.
Tomorrcv 10 Thanksgiving Day
Throag hous the lana. TIE vesy thosght
Makes warm the heart, Of famiiies,
That through the year are scattered far.
Bat nov Will soon unite aroand
The fsstal board In thAnss for health.
For peace, and ior prosperity.
All The iopg day my head hss ben,
Ger old aud ysllou page that told.
o. ancient grim PHILOSOPHER.
The cavern lonely gaxsd % stars,
OF heaven. and read their mysteries.
On viewing earth - from the top
or lofty mount, have sitted good
From III, and weighed the hopes. the issss
The life Of man. and fron y q!
AZ last have found, have only found.
Three things Of good: God. nature. truth;
For thess alone turned not o. Last
10 anguish aud 10 bitterness
49,
And nov with tired ersih esoss
The book, ssd ponder ionk o. much
Thats past. aud much the.s yst 70 come.
And then before ne dfsv tns aisn
OF shining apples red. snd -
slowIy pare the mellow fruit.
Asd make thin. marrow, ribpons long,
] see again the blooming poush
Oh spring. and hear tns pee ios song
And rising, waLdef iorsn ~ cawn
" day, and sss the cioua o. mist
That marks ths rivers coafse, and stars
Grow pale - shispenn9s q assn
Tho eastern ~ souIo noas asong.
And rising higher. ana esul highsf'
III heavens bus come sesmse ~ on nfe'
And Equino,s dA,k DroM xouia snipe.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-11-27
SCOTS Emulsion Of Pare
"a Liver OF. with ophos phat ties,

Is kscegent Ia Lung Troubles.
DR.. Enoch Galloway, Lagrange, Ga,
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also find IL has no equal in summer Diar-
rheGa Of children.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-11-27

Erysdpelas and Salt Rheum was driven
entirely away from Mrs. J. G, Anderson.
Peshtieo, Wis, by Burdock Blood Bitters,
No eonal as 4 blood purifier.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-11-27

Wells though en- Corns.'
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-11-27

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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-11-27

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Decline or Man.

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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-11-27

--Msss Carrie Tsrili l. visiting friends
10 Bostos-
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sssrs siIl schsnss pslpi,s neIs Sunday.
Mr.. and Mn. wbippls o. Fairbs,ss
have bsss spssaiss fss days With their
ses. Mr. J. II. whipple.
Miss Asnrs Ba.iis has ssss TO Trey
10 sss ~ bridesmaid Al The marriage Of
boz esssis Mis- S.ais Tsyisr
--R~gslsr Concentration 81 Aassirsn
i.sass this Thasdsy evening: Of The
Chapter ss1s week Thursday svesing
e O. Tutiis will receive. dsriss The
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The '.Psais SISTERS" vii make shsir
first sppsaasscs ia Peru. Tharsdsy eve.
December siA. Dseu opss 81 30 Ad-
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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1884-08-30

Resolved, That the several Republican
County Comm tteeR of the y ats are herebf
srncted to call Primary Election OF the
people Of their respective counties ON Satur-
day, April IL, 1884, for the purpose of elect
ing Delep ates to III State Convention 10 be
held at Virginia City, April 80 1884: aud TO
csli Primary Election of the peoo le of their
rep ctive counties on saturday, August 25
1884, for the purpose OF elfciing elsgates TO
the State C,nva tion to be held at Carson
City, September 1. 1884: said Primary slec-
tons to be carried out u compliance with the
laws Of this State. and the instructions of this
Committee
Rrsoiped, That any county may elect Dele
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Resolped, That II vacancy should occur
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Resolved That the following test be re-
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Ana will you support the nominees of the
Rep. .blicnn National Cinvpntitn aud of the
ke ublican State Convention?'
CO. STEVEN SON,
Chairman Republican State Central Commit
F.c. LORD, secrsta<y,
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REPUBLICAN
State Conventions.
ATA s:EETIF0 OF THE REPUBLICAN
IN state Central Commit, g Of Nevada hcld
at Virnnis city March Sd, 1884, the follow.
tng resolutions were adopted;
RessiUsd. That 1t is hereby ordered that q
STATE CoNv ENTl O N
BE HELD AT
CARSON, eaMsBY Comfy.
In this State, on
Thursday, September Or q, 1884.

TWUTSudy, S6Pt6THU5T " ., 1861.
Al the hour II O'Clock P. II Of said
day. for the pu pose OF nominating
THREE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.
ONE MEMBhR OF CONGRESS.
AND ONE JUDGE OF suPRAME COURT.
Also for the selection of Q stats Central
Committ.e e, and tho transaction of such other
business a. my legitimately come before
"a d Convention.
Resolved That the basis OF represent alton
In said Convention II ,pril seth aud Sep'em-
Der 4th shall be- one vote for each and every
100 vol y or rsctinn of Atty or over ffty .nsst
at the last State election for the R.pnbli IAN
candidate for Judge Il the Supreme Court.
to wit:
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1884-05-09
Rsugher Than for Years.


BmDEFoRD, May 8.-The captain of the
tug Joe Baker reports it rougher outside Wood
Island than he has known for years. While
going around the island yesterday the waves
beat in at the pilot house window until he was
wet through and two inches Of water covered
the floor. The fireman stood in eight inches
of water. This morning an unknown schoon
or was seen off Wood Island with her fore.
mast gone. 1t was SO rough that the tug
could not render any assistance.
Ice-Laden Schooner Leal1ing.
BATH, MAY 8.-Schooner Albert W. Smith,
Berry, with $50 toms Of ice, bound for Wash
ingtou, sprung leak and will tow to Port.
land and repair on the dry dock. It is be-
lieved she will not have to discharge her cargo.
Probably Lost.
BOSTON, May 8.-Schooner Melrose of Bos-
ton, 1872 tons, sailed from Rockport, Me-, JAN
uary 25th, and has not since been heard from
1t was commanded by George W. Lufkin of
Deer Isle, Me-, and the steward, Samuel Q.
johnson, hailed from Isleboro. The rest of
the crew, five in number, and their residence
is unknown. No insurance on the vessel.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1884-05-09
GENERAL NEWS.

Counsel for Chas. H: Rugg, the negro, now under
sentence of death in the county Jail for the murder
OF Miss Brookville in Long island last November,
will appeal to the general term for new trial.
The Pullman Palace Car Company has Just COM
pleted q years agreement wi the Department
OF Railways for service the Intercolonial railway
and it is stated that the present agreement with the
Grand Trunk railway, which ends in August next,
will be extended for further term of years.
One hundred and seventeen bodies have thus far
been recovered from the Pocahontas, Va, mine. A
large force is at work day and nignt.
Harold Mason was yesterday, at Concord, N. H.,
found not guilty OF the charge of numbering Ran
som Titon and discharged from CUSTODY The jury
evidently were moved by the plea of great provoca-
ton and self-defence.
The Irish Republican National League has held a
secret session in Chicago the past two days to
range for the campaign work in tbs interest of the
Republican party during the coming Presidential
canvass.
Fire last night on Pearl street, Boston, caused a
loss of some $4,000.
A meeting of the leading manufacturers of New
York and joining States was held last evening in
New York city to devise means by which Congress
can be induced to abolish all duties on raw
materials and SO modify the present tariff that the
burden shall fall more equally upon those engaged
in manufacturing.
Mary NJ. Raymond was yesterday morning held
for trial in New Bedford, Mass, on the charge of
smothering her illegitimate child
Henry Swain, a negro, who last Monday brutally
murdered Mrs. Reed at Waughton. near Winston,
N. G., was hanged By mob yesterday
With the exception of Chauncy M. Depew, who
succeeds the late Augustus Scbel the old board of
Michigan Central railroad directors we're reelected
yesterday in Detroit.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1884-05-09

ding and furniture on to the upper deck. Al
6 80 o'clock the Rockland arrived and we we're
transferred to her in boats. 1 expected every
minute that the steamer would lurch and slide
off into deep water.
LADY PASSENGER DEscRBEs THE ACCIDENT
Miss Adelaide Williams Of Wales was .
passenger. She said
Twas in the ladies' cabin awake when the
steamer struck. There was some coniusionI
but the stewardess assured as the steamer
conld not sink any deeper. dressed bat dio
not hurry particularly, neither did tne otner
ladies. Everybody seemed cool and collected.
There was no accident In taking as to tne
sloop which landed Us on Owls Head. The
people here were very hospitable.
This lady saved nothing but the clothing
she had on. All the passengers iSin In prais-
ing the GOODNESS and efficiency Of the steamers
officers and crew.
Twenty-Five years ago the British steamer
Emperor was wrecked on this same ledge and
several schooners have also come TO an end
there.
NOTES AND INCIDENTS.
While the passengers were being transferred
horse, the only one on board, jumped over
board and swan around the steamer, and theR
coming back put his fore feet up on the guard
and looked up in very pleading manner. Two
men in dory rowed up towards him, and one
of them seized his halter, while the othss
pulled away In this manner the horse vs.
pulled to the shore, fully two miles distant.
AZ it was quite cold on the steamer. enc Of
the young ladies among the passengers waa
| asked to take blanket to keep her warm; bat
she said, "No, il am going TO dreWn vAat
to look decent"
While some Of the ladies were getting into
boat from the steamer, man jumped into IL
| from on board, and nearly capsized 1t.
There would have been 3 large loss Of life II
the wreck had happened az night, as thees
lodges have been the cause OF many ship
wrecks. The light house vessel is particular
about the buoys in this channel and within .
week had been through here.
Officials are reticent as to the cause Of The
accident, but opinion inclines somewhat to
| drifting of the buoy as the true reason.
Twenty feet to starboard would have carried
! the vessel clear, and under the stern Of the
steamer as she lies in q feet Of water at low
tide.
The officials are ready to give information,
but are worn out by the arduous labors Of the
past twenty-four hours.
j. G. Hopey and party including q diver,
asd the necessary apparatus, start on the Hen
~ Morrison at four O'Clock tomorrow morning
for the wreck.