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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1885-07-31

During the senatorial contest in
Illinois certain newspapers had a
good deal to say about the posslbll-
ity of the election of a democratic
senator provided assistance was re-
ceived from Washington, and now,
since several state campaigns have
begun to open up, we hear good
deal about the chances of the dem
ocrats carrying this or that state pro-
vided the administration will fur
nish proper aid in the way of APP
pointments. And it is reported that
prominent democrats of Pennsylva-
MIA have gone SO far as to submit to
President Cleveland an appeal in
writing asking for assistance in this
way. Now it appears to The Demo
crat that the best possible assistance
which the administration can render
the democrats of any state or dis
trict. and the only assistance which
democrats ought to ask, is the carry
ing out of such a just, wise and ju-
dicious policy with regard to the af-
fairs of the whole country as will
commend itself to intelligent and
right minded voters. BY such a
course we believe will come more
immediate us well rs more en-
during success. OF course 1t IS
we'll known that under the past re-
publican regime the federal civil
service constituted vast machine
which cxcrtcd tremendous milu-
ence in carrying elections, often over.
riding the will of the people. Nc
stronger evidence of this fact is need
ed than comparison OF the repub
lean vote cast in presidential years
with that cast during what is called
"oG " years, when the change OF the
federal administration, and the vas
army of office holders did not cntcl
into the question. Then, as the in
jured opposition, democrats ohlcctee
to this undue influence of federal of
Gcers in politics, which thwarted thu
will of the people and was Inimica
to good government. 1t was a long
severe and unequal contest, but TIT
grip of the Office holders was finally
broken. The machine upon whlcl
Chandler, Dorsey, Hubbell, Elkins
ct al, relied for power to enable
them to rule the country has beer
smashed, and the offensive partlsan'
who manipulated it are being weed
cd out of all the vast ramiiiCation:
of the civil service. And no true pat
riot would wish to see another ma
chine constructed after the sam,
model, even if it would seem to Civ,
his party greater power for the TIM
being. And moreover, the countr.
is thoroughly democratic at heart
and no democrat need fear the result
Of an equal contest before the people
OF course it is meet and right, anc
gratifying withal. that democrat
who have been prescribed aud de
barred from Office these many year
because they had the courage o
their convictions and held out 70
principles of government whict
were dear to them, should be ap
pointed to positions in the public
service. But when placed in ollic
they ought not to be expected I,
serve their party first and thei
country afterwards, rs has been TO,
often the case with their republican
predecessors.
We are pleased to 5, changes be
ing made as rapidly rs cases can b
fully considered; but the talk abou
the result in this or that state hing
ing upon the appointments sound
very undemooratic.
Some republicans set up the al
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1885-07-31
House and Lot for Sale.

f. Osborne gffo-> for sale his house and TWO
lots opposite public square. The house con
talns eight gGc,- rooms and large hall. There
are number of fine fruit trees upon the place.
II Is one of the best locations in The city. viii
be sold cheap. r OSBORNE
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1885-07-31
Excursion to Chautauqua Lake
New Y0rkl

Every one contemplating trip to the Great
Chautauqua Lake Meeting, or visit to friends
in Ohio and York State should by all means Join
the Illinois Central K. K. Excursion 10 Chntau-
qua Lake, leaving Chicago, Monday, y. m
August Sd. via Lake Shore X Michigan Southern
or the Chicago u Atlantic Railroads. Tickets are
not of the Iron Clad Form, are good for stop
overs and limited to Oct 10. For Rates of Fare
apply to the nearest Illinois Central Station
Agent ApplicatiguS for sleeping car berthS
must be made to the undersigned not later than
July 3Oth. Be sure and designate which of the
two routes you intend to take from Chicago.
5Iw2. Gen. West. Pass. Agt., j. f. MERRY.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1885-07-31

Vice. President Hendricks and Senator Logan
have been making speeches in New England
and The New York Tribune regards the difer-
ence between the speeches as 1.-The same general
sort Of difference that exists between mummy
and live man. "-Plattevile Witness.
Well, Hendricks always was an
exceptionally live sort of a man !;
but we think that the Tribune is
little too hard on Logan.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1885-07-31

Bg- For notices in reference to special excur-
sions changes of time, and other items of Inter
est in connection with the CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE
x ST. PAUL. RAILWAY, please refer Ia local Gil
umns OF this paper.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1885-07-31
EXAMINATION.

When Baby was sick, We gave her Castoria
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria,
When she had Children, she gave them Castoris,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1885-07-31
Notice to TrespaSSers.

All persons are hereby forbidden TO pass on
lands owned by us. in sections and %, Town of
Mineral Point. Persons who do damage in any
way npon said lands viii be prosecuted to the
full extent OF the law JOHN COLLINS.
ED. CULLEN.
JAMES CULLEN.
Mineral Point July ist, 1885. 48w4.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1885-07-31
Elk Grove Stock Farm.

J. I. KURKEET. PROPRIETOR
have for sale large number OF first class Poland
China Pigs some Of which are eligible 10 record
also some good Cotsw old lambs, Snd high grade
Shorthoru bull calf stock boxed and delivered
81 Belmont or Elmo Without extra charge.
Prices reasonable. Address, Elk Grove, Wis,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1885-07-31
Public h0tica

All persons are cautioned against purchasing
two promisary notes executed by Thomas Fol-
lard and Patrick Pollard One for Si6.60 the
other for $50. These notes have been paid and
surrendered to me. l have accidently lost them
on the road between Mineral Point and Dodge
will. Any one finding the same please return To
July 5, 1885. THOMAS POLLARD.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1885-07-31

hitherto under the name of Jeuck \
Cummings. The location is one of the very best
in the city, the trade is already established and
is excellent Terms OF disposal reasonable. The
present time is the best for entering into the
business. The failing health of one the members
of the firm from too close application TO work.
renders respite necessary TO physical restoration
A good stock OF the latest styles of Millinery
Goods on hand. Apply 10
JEUCK 4 CUMMINGS
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1885-07-31
Elenant Ruanies.

All those wishing to better enjoy
the pleasures of the coming Fair
should 60 to Martin & Toay and see
their Fair buggies double and single,
from $500 to $4,000. 50w6
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1885-07-31
Notice.

All persons are hereby notified not to gather
fruit on ny premises hereafter. ! give this
warning because have suffered considerably in
past seasons by gates being lett open and stock
getting in and destroying crops. which has been
mostly done on Sunday. W. I. JACKSON.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1885-07-31
Teachers institute.

The Teachers institute for Iowa
County will convene at Dodgerille
Aug II. 1885, and continue two
weeks.
1t will be conducted by Professors
II. J. Hutton and J. w. Livingston.
DR.. Stearns, of the State Univer-
sity, will deliver an evening lecture,
and State Superintendent Graham
will also address the the teachers.
1t is believed that the coming
Institute will be one of the best
ever held in the county. and teachers
are reminded that it is their duty to
attend. Come at the opening sess
ion and remain until the close.
School boards are earnestly ad-
vised to accord a preference, at all
times, to well qualified, progressive
teachers.
The Institute is public, and the
friends of education are cordially
invited.
EXAMINATION.
A Teachers Examination will be
held at Dodgeville Aug. % and 20.
Respectfully,
51w2. Il. BOWLING, Co. Supt.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1885-07-31
Wanted.

We are i'll want of a few more first class men
10 canvass for the sale of Choice Varieties
of Nursery stock. To men who know how to
make the business a success we can pay good
salaries and give steady employment. We have
a good many choice new specialties both in
the fruit and ornamental line, which others do
not handle. Apply giving references to l.. l..
May X Co. Surseymen, ST. Paul, MINI. 6lN6.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1885-07-31

Laag,sQHEnc F1oze. yegetahIe Fse5t czszLox-<
Live O66DCEes. =. q. LANG, earzbee. Wis.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1885-07-31
Business Gard.
Millinery Business

The undersigned beg leave 10 announce to the
ladies of Mineral Point City and Vicinity, that
they have concluded TO dispose of their entire
united interest IN the
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-01-22

The rapid digestion Of food in q fowl
stomach calls for an almost continuous
supply Of food In a discussion OF this
| questio, in the New York Times, tia
paper says: Regularity Of supply is Of
the greatest importance when the con
sumption is so rapid. II the supply is moi
regular there is great loss There is mol
only waste Of energy, but a waste Of
time in restoring this waste OF power, and
il 10 on this account that SO many fowls
merely livs along and do not produce eggs
~ freely as is expected, although the
quantity Of food is supposed to be quite
liberal The system Of sending the fowls
to roost with full belly. and keeping
them all day hungering and thirsting for
food is to blame for much OF the short
comings Of the hens. The quantity Of
fsod required by an animal is estimated at
about three per cent. Of the live weight
daily. This merely supports life; oil in-
cease Of weight, Or any product What
ever, must be supplied by AN extra allow.
anee. so that 10 hens. weighing 100
pounds, would need three pinfs Of solid
nutritious food iaily 10 live. and do no
more. This l. .qual 10 tl'ree-twenlirtbs,
Of pint. or about one and one half oun
ces OF food is required every day for the
production Of eggs, the total daily food
requir, ineuis being one fourth OF pint,
and this il the established rule. from long
experience, among poultry keepers Que
quart OF corn or other grains for eeght beDs
is the regular daily allowance, given in at
least t1o meals. and II has he u found that
flock Of hens. when supplied with con-
slant provision Of grain before them, will
consame this quantity and no more, 10
addition to what ANAL things 10 The shape
Of flies and other insects, grass. etc., they
may pick up
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-01-22
SCRQFULA

Usually DEVELOPS In early life, and
Is peculiar morbid condition Of the
sys,em. usually affecting the glands,
often resulting IN dwellings, enlarged
joints. absccssss, thickcning Of the
lips. enlarged neck, sore eyes. A
scrofnlous condition Is often heredl-
tary. bat bad diet. too free nsc Of
fat meats. bad air, want OF sunshine
and nonrishing food will induce il.
Some people are troubled with scrof-
ulous swellings Of the glands. and
with ulcers and kernels, which may
csnse very little pain; Others may
have inward scrofula, scrofula Of the
lungs. scrofula Of the spleen. scrof-
uls Of the kidneys and scrofula Of
the bones. BURDOCK BLOOD
BITTERS will drive away any case
OF scrofnla. and not TO appear in
another place, for their action on
the blood and bowels will carry the
disease entirely from the body.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-01-22
Aarifnlfnral.



Mia Is an animal product, containing
~ and assL forming material. Those
parts uill separate BY grsyitsiion. The
fat Of cows milk 10 The zane as tho tat
in the cows body. oply il il not 50 pare.
fer 10 the Il, 81 tho milk ate vegetable
products, such for instance ~ vegetable
color. Feed ,Ls COS with green grass,
ssd the fat, A. found 10 her butter. will
have . golden color Dry The grass before
the Gov Is fed with il, expose the dried
grass to sunlight, aud the color has faded
out and the fat found ~ the butter mas lost
ITS golden color. Expose the golden csl-
ored butter to sunlight. and tue color will
iads from II ~ from grass leaving = fat
very closely rsss. bling the fat in the cows
body tailov. There are other vegeia-
BILE substance in the butter besides color
The hsver and odor Of the plants upon
which the COW IL fed are distinctly notice.
able in the milk. Though the fat in bnt.
ter 10 the sane ~ the tAllow Of the cew,
thsss substances which give color and fla.
vor 10 il ipjurs its keeping qualities Tai.
low, when freed from the tissues that hold
il 10 place in the body Of the animal, will
keep long time exposed to heat aad at
mospheric influences. without becoming
rancid. Some Of the vegetable proper.
ties found IL milk may escape by eyapora-
tion. others may be driven out by heat
Physicians order boiled milk for their pa
tients.
The animal product. milk. il coming
from diseased animal. must carry with
it disease similar to that affecting the
anim Il. COW that is oyerfed with
grain, sorp. or oil meal may, AS conse.
qusncs. have ~ Inflammation OF her atom.
ach. and . general fever and her milk
would bs fsversd and unfit for feeble
children or invalids. The COW may not
have been fed too much, but improperly
fed. until for lack Of proper food, NOR
bid appetite is created and the symptoms
may be desire for eating bones Such
milk - she would produce would lack the
element the body lacked which furnished
the milk, and would be poor food with
which to build up the body OF child. II
the COW il young and vigorous and her
food is Of the sweetest and purest kind
and Of wholesome varieties, she will send
from her body into the milk pail animal
matter that will impart health and vigor
to the child or invalid using it. and to the
workingman strength. as though he had
eaten OF the COWS body.
The different parts of milk are very I'M
like aud they cannot keep together, ex.
eept by mechanical means, such as agita-
tation, and the moment that ceases they be-
gin TO separate by gravitation, the fatty
part rising. the feshy part settling. Ex-
posed in shallow pans. some Of the i'm
puritiss are lost by evaporation; Others
may be recovered by removing the fatty
portion or cream, for in that is found the
coloring matter. the fesh.forming part Of
the milk holding no color derived from the
food OF the COW. This manner OF purify
inc the milk makes it proper food
for persons of weak stomachs. II q
person wanted piece Of beef as nutri-
tious as he could possibly have it, would
he take fat or fesh?- Cor. Mem England
Farmer.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-01-22

The st Paul Pioneer-Fress regards the
wheat outlook - favorable to the more
northern states and says: Low - II is the
price Of wheat il this region. it is consid-
srsbIy higher. relatively, than in Kansas
aad other western states This 10 partly
dss. Of course, to the superior quality Of
the lard sprisg wheat Of Minnesota and
Dakota. and partly TO the composition for
this bard wheat supply between the Mis-
neapolis mills and the short haul TO Du-
luth. For these rsasoas higher relative
prices prevail over this northern wheat
belt than anywhere else in the United
States = and the results, though lem pors-
rily snbarrassisg. are not 70 sdiscouraging
10 the wheat fasnsrs Of Minnesota in the
existisg state Of the wheat market. ]. is
sull Of brilliant promise for next year. e.
pseisliy. With tho almost certain pros
pea Of IN immense decrease OF the acre
ago IN al the winter wheat states, and
eonseq asnily 81 limited supply and cor
rsspondinsIy higher prices next year, the
farmers Of this Northwestern whea,
bait will set v:ssly IL. instead Of putting
les land 10 Wheat next sprisr, they put
more
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-01-22
4 THRILLING STORY.

As Tsld ~ hssshsst ~ s~Js - -"
ssygssi spssssssn avoided. --ns~ .
vssh.s. wiE A.a D..shsss EssPsss
AsAwfsi Dsss.
on the hsndrsds ~ scoounts = remarkable
enrss ~rougAl By Dh. DAVID KENkhf's IA
y0kirE hENEpr. nose hare appeared
pnr.is astouishibg ~ the following. TIE
..s. Ia rprtiened are smoss The mast b ehiy
respected ID ihc city Of Troy, and the story -
ioh by tho father yin prove Interesting 70 al
cur resdsr HI.
nv. Kssa.eiy, Bssdosa, n. ~
TxoY, Nsw YoHx.
pv.s ss.-My dsawbtsr vss afflicted with
.ev.t. growth u Funsns. To remove We
L.a "a rssost 10 slmnst osery remedy shd con
.ultsA ,hs moe tromlp,it Surgeons aud physi.
sSsrs. h, ---- % Troy. said thst safgicsi
operate. wnnid be nscssssry. but Tearing iasai
resnlt. hsssisief Zone ~ the pbyscisns
clara. that Il was eansed by ons thing
.ps srsns w another. Tbs 'nngus prom
ID. n, ara as.hsursd h.r looks. Having heard
u Or, Ksnnsiss FAy0RlrE REMEOi sork.
lpg 20 thoroughly on the blood ] determined
Ia tfv ii 10 sse N this medicine could DO what
doctors had failed 10 DO and surgeons hardly
dare undertake can ssy In un'h that the
result Of this trial vss the complete cure Of my
dsnehter ~ the dreAdfnl msiady. Dr.. ksnne.
dy's TAvOEITR REMEDY alone effected -
We need pothing sise. for other things had
completely failed. Ny daughter to-day enjoys
vigorous health aud 10 FAvorite Remedy alone
10 credit due, Ny wife alec vas In very poor
health, due 10 some liver difficulty With which
she had suffered long white until she became
very much reduced 10 fesh. trial Of Dr.
Eennedy's favorite Remedy has resulted In the
complete restoration of her health, which she
had not enjoyed for years. She had gained 10
Assh and strength. and tins secured perfect
health, aud thia 10 DUE ENTIRELY TO DR.
KENNEDY's FAvoRiTE REMEDY. AZ for
myseif. being engaged 10 the grocery an com.
mis.ion business, which mskos II necsssary for
me 10 test the quality Of different articles like
butter, etc ), my ,snae OF taste and my stomac
we're seriously injured. Everything seemed 70
nau.eate me, aud fearful Of dyspspsla IN its
mnst severe form, tried DIR. DAVID KENNE-
DYS FAvORITR REMEDY. The first bottle
Afforded immediate relief. and from that day TO
this can say that Fsvorite Remedy has restor-
ed me 10 perfect health. These are fActs which
claim prove that DR.. Kennedys Pavorite Rem
edy 10 the beet medicine In the world Tor those
afflicted with the above difficulties. II any one
ia the city OF Troy doubts the truth 81 these
state ments let him come 10 me and Will prove
them, have recommended favorits Kennedy
TO hundreds and with the same good results.
Yours. etc, VIM. WINDSOR.
Corner Canal and Mount River sts, Troy, MY.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-01-22

LAps Of Cescsrd. n. H.. vrssss: .'fsr
more tlss ten Year, vss ssbjsss V severe
pals through The heart With suficsstIos
ilrestssisg death. srisd Dr. GRAVES
HEART INCUBATOR. IL cured me- 10
rsseeurasss Tor nAsy ysars" 500 per
bsssis q drsegist
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-01-22

Hrary suhoeaLal.. foseaan Hssry Krus
PscLiax %. 81 Joseph, No, uses DIR.
Th.u.s' Eslsrsae Oh With bis msn ior
sprnna, en,. bruises. ehapp.d hssds, etc.
II IA tbs bwsi
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-01-22

Inn srcsrr Arr ~ BEAUTY lies not 10
cosmetics, bat Is only ia pure blood. and
A-~l,hy Action Of the vital iuacsioss. 10
h. oessisea BY usias BurdocA Bleed Biz
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-01-22

cp 81 Rousa. vho vss q dali preacher.
sss ssksa w Ais 10 s1leSrs frea ths
table u he eaarsh. vbe~ be vas thea
sosss 10 prrscb "Fsrdoa NE. ssid Nal
Lsrbes. shut Ioss sleep very veil where
| sna
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-01-22

Ito. ia you begin lif.i" the young
na. s.kri tho great man. II didnt b.
sia IL " irnlhisily replied the Ireas nas.
Il ~. here ~hss gst here"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-01-22

II IL ssiI that iisppiss arc covered With
bnek vheas chat they vii keep sell and
do act frsszs - easily y when straw. saw
dust Or earth are ussd
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-01-22
Vick's Floral Guide

For 1856 Il an Flsgan' Book Of 80 Pages,
Calarni Plate az Flowers. Asd
Mere than 1000 illustrations
o; ne cAp,rrsi aswNrs. plapis aud vexeiahles,
snd difeclieAs sef Ernsing II ~ hAnasoms
enough tof thp cttler tab CT a holiday present
Send on four nams aud pasi ofios Atdro's, With
10 censs aud wiA send yea . copy postage paid.
ihs. " not 4aAtef az iis ccst. itis pr,pied
10 " b Enelish sni Gtrmsn, II you sfersArds
order seeAs deduct The 10 eta.
yirKs SrKns AaE INN lsr IN rHR woKLn.
The Floral Uuiio viii tell ha~ 10 gros them
yIcRs FLOWER AND VEGETABLE OAR
DIN 7le PAGES. cpicf,d plates. 500 ergfav-
inTs u 70 " tlsgsns cloth cuser
,IcKs ILLUSTRATED MONTHLY MAO.
AXINk.-S2 PAGES ~ reading matter, . celortd
plate IN every Eumhef, and many hne enRrav-
ings rrir. 81 q syar, FIVE cepiss tor t3, sp~.
cimga numbers 10 GENTS. ; irial cvpies ~ cents
We slll scnd 10 orc address viek's Magazine aud
any ono Of the following publications ~ the pric
90 named below Century 81 80. iarper's Month.
" "a 90, 81 Nicholas ~ 30. Good Cheer u Is. or
wiae Awake, Good CbeeF, aud viek's MAgasiss
for co.
"a JAMES WICK. Rochesisr, MY.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-01-22

situated on ihe corner a Main and Union Streets
opp ,stf- the Equinox House, u offered for sale.
'fhs 81 10 leo fset .ront And 200 feet deep.
The baildiass contain Nv, oDs sIteTi ng r. oms
pariors. dsSiRg room, kiichsn, isundry. etc,
complete. and fnrrishsd ready \. ran ~ . b0te
isrcsp,lng dining room erocksry. hneD. etc.
Ice house and ru ming eater on the premises.
The rooms hsvs hsre'oicrs been nssd m con
nee ton with Tie squinox issase, ara are thor.
oaehiy veil furnished And have best sofa
spfings, hair mattresses. etc.
Thers 10 drug store post Office, and once oil
Manchester .i0srwai. In the north End Of tbs
bulidsng. Arnnai rsntsi received ffom these
trnanis, t4f0
The Massc Hall srdience room has sisge and
scenery: ctpselty. BOO; rxntsi tl5 per night,
small dAneinr hsN 10 bssssnee.. rectal Is per
nighs. -Four very 6ne bowling alIs,s 10 base
ment. cell pstrosixsa duilng ths SIMMER,
The - are ALSO twe large STABILIZE and Coach
nsn's hail. that vii be soLi with the opsrsy.
n desired. Aiso one 10 ave sores II land.
THE 10 an cpportnnity 10 purchase valuable
and paying property ~ reasonable price A
good nan She can pAy 80 orc cAsh. can have I'll
The ume desired 90 The b4lspcs. u ems per csnf.
interest.
Yor farther particulars, address.
y. n. okvis. nshdso~ H~N.
yscxHsrn1E, Fla
AftSs MAJ - IssSsoz H~ssA<.
~ nAScsnsn. vExsoss.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-01-22

srBs sure end call for The cANDEE RUBBER
co.'s. make ard take no other, Get either The
Pure -0rn cnArx PxxvEyrox.~ o. tbs common
Dali Hnish. BstA ere 4. No. I.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-01-22

srThs cAxDEE RUBBER CO. by recent
tovention. have reinforced their boots q the
great uesnng poant os Dc bau. and they are
known - The EXTRA THICK BALL." sad viii
OrrwHaa Two PAixs Of ordinary Rubber Boots
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-01-22

We're thcse clothes male for you,
Jrnklasesi lsquirsd Brown. looking at
the tslItAls seam down the front Of the
psntalcon legs what do you supposs9"
"a. the syAsivs reply, did yen think /
vas made for tho ulothss?"