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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-03-05


The power Of that gigantic fraud and
STATE monopoly. The Louisiana Lottery
conpssy, has bssn tested within the last
twslvsnonth and found 70 b. too great for
even the United States government TO
successfully cope with. The recent con-
test between the Postmaster.G sneral and
the lottery company. with respect u The
uss OF the mails, aud the complete tri.
umph Of the lottery company through the
snbsidixirg Of National Bank in New
Orleans, il probably fresh in the minds Of
some Of our readers. The Louisiana Lot
terry company is not merely legalized
gambling establishment = isealized, that
is. BY state las, lit i this; but il ia great
deal more than this. II il also me Of the
instruments Of powerful and corrupt
political ring of ihs Democratic party Of
that State, 81 tim~s exercising almost sb.
solute pewer over the legislature, the
courts. the municipal governments. and,
in fact, the sasire political machissry Of
the slate Of Louisiana
The frauds praciiced BY this orgsniza-
ton ssd it, Assnis during the recent
presidential election are just being brought
70 light; and 90 enormous are they that
he New Orleans Picaguae. itself Dem
esrasis paper. IL moved to ray Of them:
The proofs Of frauds anl msuipuia.
tion ct the polls are 20 overwhelming that
no honest man can doubt them There
never vas 10 any age OF country more
delibsrats perstrsion Of the sill ri the
people than vas exhibited Al the last So
called election in this city To
sAy tiasi The shole eoust vas . swindls
aud liz /. palsiug Il mildly II wss such
raid on the irne vote ly the ring hirelins
that prssia~d - mesi II the p~iIs - 10
mako every hon~st man feel like shoulder
ing nusks, 10 defence Of his ballot
This - strong larensgs; Int vhen W
ceas 70 lock Il tho SEXUAL facts. " can
hardly think tie condemnation ssvers
snoaeA. In spite Of ~ almost absolute
power over the ballot throueh control Of
the odIcsrs Of elections throughout the
Stale. The Louisisns political ring rsssrtsd
To The shotgun policy With the most -
founding recklessness Dung the reesIi
national election. In The parish II New
iberia several ee,ond voters were shot
tLs Saturday previous 10 ths election. and
prsnipsnt white kspnblicsns we're called
eat u night ssd warned to leave ths piass
~ishis tssnty-fcur hours Recorder Ford
who AaA recently been tried Tor Poiis-
icsi nsrder 10 Nss Orleans ssa acquitted
uiiA The nsss shsssless mocksry Of jus
tses With his associates. 10 said 70 have
cssssl Ne arrest ssd inprisssnsss Of sew
ssal hasarsa colsrsd voisn % slsstiss
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-03-05


Amoag tho sseuneuts sgsisst roller
ststiag The icllssiss ~ livery man 10
tks no~t original:
"whst 10 think Of III think il 10 .
frsaL aud knocks the bottom out Of bust
ssss. besides being dangerous and un-
hsalthy loa 49,. u siu'i the sstural
xsi q people, and you raa's GET man or
~vm.a "a, u their nstuiai gait hr mere
tssa ,.a can nsrs- silhoai br- hiug e,s
~. u ,.a s.As sroiisr ard undertake
!, makr .'w rus. w. leg. wont b. no
god IN U.stL. sad its the same ~sy
9Th . i,oy ~ girl. Shos EN- uish rollers
Ash Try {. e, saiss speed cat 81 em and
,sa .ss wLst yuu viiI hsvs in six months
4 ~ " k@s spsass. broken visdsd crit
tiers. .,ih .hs backs huOped up like :
.c.t hsLi4g uiuy, ssd 81 70 ners account
IL shs rae. II lis thsn ~ lniua pony
ssslL ~ il ,rct vitL Jay Eye Sss. No.
III. ,os cast - asassst nslur sad make
either sr...ias hosss y nao.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-03-05

Day 70 kssp sAsn frsn tbs ballet bessa
II W. city u Nsv oslsass Mayor bshaa
rsfsssd 10 10 csstrolls& BY The rise. and
10 The Sssioipai election vss deprived Of
rsseminsssos BY The RAG aa,hssiisss
lis accepted eiiiscDs naniasiacn aud
vsss insa the hsii on IN isdsrendsrs
ticket The risg. slsrlasd q shs strength
Of The cppcsisses. reverted V frsadsleas
ussesrvs 10 sscsss iss defeat usass tbs
prsisscs that The mayors inspeetors Of
slscisons ssd police we're insssdisg V
carry The election by vioisses. the ring
sstAorii,ss appointed large suuhss Of
deputy shsnns from among their uaserup'
ulous followers. and gave Them authority
" arrest any psssos IL ssy wsy attempt
Ing 10 Interfere With the election olissrs
sppoiatsa ny the State eouuissionsSa
Esrh voting place sss invaded BY 6ftesn
Of tbss~ pseudo shsrifs. Who iorcibiy
elected the oficsrs sppsiatsd By The Nay
Or. and tLsn vent through With the forns
Of On election which. Il is snnseessAy 70
ssy defeated Mayer Bshap. Some Of the
frauds psseiicsd by the ring hare been
exposed "a court They cossist Of false
registration. repeating. AID The substisu.
ton Of ring hAlIsts Ter those oass BY The
ciiizssa isasmnsh y shs sosrts 81 Lou.
isiass sss also sostrollsd By The Political
ring. Il IL pronounced impossible 70 g.
cure . fair trial 81 the onsadera Appar-
emily such thing y fair expression Of
public opinion through any ehsnssl. -
except perhaps portion Of the Nsw Or
leans press. which y 10 b. commended
ior iss isnslsss fidelity cannot BE- expect
ID 10 Losisians until the power Of the
great lottery ring shall 10 broken. Aod
i sesns 70 he ~ open question whether
there is asy legal or constitutional pswer
capable Of doing this. - Bmiiagfon Free
Press.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-03-05

The cay " BsfIissscs. vAssh ssss
Is~.sessiss Isss fsil. slsstsd Col Weed
hsry. nstSLassss. Msyss. ~ 3c5 MAORI,
~ spd tc.y css u De Alass@ss' Ssas-
e. Hrsrisss. isAspssjsss Ds@ressi. sss
~ elected s,,y Judx~ coi weodbury
-. : ssls.s, sslslss snd lass 81 .s@ 10
the ssvscs.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-03-05

Uisvstssa SsasA - he silver Qasstisa.
Asns ens Lssdrsa silver men 10 Can.
ss-.s. t~.rsisg shss Clevslsud would rec
.am-.i > su.psus,os 81 silver COMA - 10
bis ia.sSuni. ~role tim letter ~ which
ts~y .sk~i him 10 withhold hm episies
ts sh~ prsrss Hs dill syt waii Tor biz
issasursi hat sra. lLs silver men On 10.
ei.svv isttss x'viss ssr,as fsssuss shy Ii.
s~dssss u sssssr should h. stopped =
.sss. sad cisimiss that il il Il sos do1s
assssssi ai-s.i~r 10 likely 70 r-,ult
A eissss ~1 attached 10 ons 81 the
appropriation bills giving the President
pssrs 10 ssspssd silver coiasss shes his
iaAgsssst - g.oI " The cosntry a..
ssssds il Amer receiving this letter fren
ci~vsiasd sois sss taken on the clause
referred 10 sDd Il sAs dsfssted BY quite )
n.iorssy. ~ The is7 soses assist ID III
ssss Dsmssrsis. Not ssiisGsd With this
-. silver .ss hsvs prepared ~ sssvs
10 cisvsissA's isss<r, 10 vhich they At
ss~ss 10 rsfus@ bic ssEnmssts. Il u
rather : peculiar sight 70 80 : ssvly
elected Psssidsss u lossssAesds With Lis
party - iapssssst qssstios svsa before
As ssiss ~ ssal II err opisiss cisvs.
lssi y rsshs 10 this isssasss ssd his
party y vrsss'
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-03-05

ss.n. Gss,s II eos sap~es~d 10 liss more
,s..n -. - ibrs~ ssastLs and u liable 70
Ia .ishis ". as,s liz ls ssAsrins
is,sa rsas~f a. ~. fosis II the tongue.
49, The Le.ls..s lrsssuis any surGisal
Nv salD~ ~ Ai.r msssurss 70 prnlcns
lils H. ,,,il SEEK. part VI The iims 70
fl. u.,4asi.i, - ~. ~.I though he snf
~. ~-s..A,eL's p.ia. TIE csaess -
i sri 1. ,sr-sis~ ,mok,ss. though Ls
-. .~nL..i l.l. .iae@ lest fall on account
" 80. ifssab.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-03-05
STATE NEWS.

Edward ). fneIpe VINO ms got INTO
print - booked for the Italian mission,
Il reported to characterize the whole
talk a. the most inter nonsense He does
not want the position and would not 40
sspt il.
West Randolph will have one Of the
Anest hotels in the stats when The burst
district il rebuilt. thanks 10 the libsrality
Of Dr.. H. h. McIntirs. It will cost .
large sum and have al tue modern i'm.
provemsnts.
II is stated that on the Burlington and
Lamsille railroad between Essex Junction
and Essex Center the ssow 10 ten or twelve
feet high on each side OF the track for
nearly mile.
The spool factory Of Bailey 4 Co.. st
Barnet. operated BY 4. J. Barnett vas
burned with oil its contents Feb. 26. Loss.
go, 900, insurance, 60O0
WIN. L. Lowell. Who killed W. J. Walk
or on the 18th ult.. vas released from GUS
tedy after four days trial q Prostorsvills.
before the Justice Geo. F. Davis. on the
grsusd Of self.dsisncs
NJ. and Mrs. william Peak. founders OF
the Peak f.mily swiss bell ringers" OF
thirty years ago are inmates Of an slms.
house 10 New York State. They arc more
than 10 years old, and their children are
dead or scattered.
The fire department cost Burlington last
sar(exclading the charge for wster)s2774.
This does not vary two dollars from the
amount expended on the department the
year before.
L. J. Svstt, superintendent Of buildings
Of the Central Vermont railroad. lies 10 .
critical condition 1t his home 10 st. AL.
bans. from sickness incurred while in
New Orleans experimenting The coustruc-
ton 81 the Vernon house" on tho exro.
sition grounds.
A Vermont mao bid of : mail route o.
the east side Of the state. Tor four years
for four cents. The trips made over the
road during the fon, years will aggregate
81. $50 miles. and the mail carriers quar-
terry drafts on the government will DO IA
Of cent
The nsvs vas received 10 Rutland Sun
day thst Col. Francis v. Randall, died
~ idsnly II his home il NortL6eld about
Soon that day.
George Wright. aged ahons thirty years.
~ smpIoye on the railroad - session
man. Who vas struck by an engine on tia
Best, IN, HoosAc tunnel snd Western rail-
rssd near the GILMORE house. in PcwsAl.
Thuu lay and killed. vas unmarried and
lived with his mother He vas son Of
The late Abistbsr Wright.
State Treasurer Dubois has iasusd II
ceases for the sale Ia this State 81 The fol.
loving named brands Of commercisl fer
siliz~r-. for The year 1885: Solusble Pa
e,Hc Gaano. Bosksrs Hill and Drill Phos.
phste. Ssoskbriigs Mannrss. Brsdlsy's
X L Superphssphsss. BradIsy's Patent
Phosphate, Brsdlsy's B. d. Sea Fowl Gu.
spo. onsisal Goes Supsrphosphais.
Qainnipise Phosphate. Quiunipisc Potato
Phosphate, Bay STATE supsrphosphsts Of
Lime. the Bay STATE New Bedford. Bnffs.
10 Ammopisssa Boas Superpbosphsts.
Buffalo Ammsniassl Bone Sspsrphos-
phsts for potatoes. hops and tobacco. Buf'
fuio SupsrphosphAts. No. Queen City
Homestead Snpsrphos-
phat<. Oriest Complete Mannre. Amsri
Gus. n. r.. Stacks Dissolved Doss. Siaeks
csanpioa Bone Phosphate. the camt<r.
lad Snpssphssphsts
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-03-05

Politically the aSth csnsnss is divided
Democrats. i93; Republicans, 100; read.
jasssn 8: Grssabacksrs 2; Independents
2--tLs Dsmosrats having . msjority over
the Republicans 81 rs. aud over oil Of o.
Ia the 10Th congress there is 10 be 1888
Dsmosrais. las Republicans. 2 rssdjusterx
ssd 2 0rsenbacksrs. The Democratic
msjorisy over tbs Republicans will b IS,
and over Ill Al. OF he 325 members Of
the present house iS2 are r. elected, Or ~
more tLsa ssre reelected from The l7th
n the 4stb. In the 10th consrsas the
D.noorsss viii have > majority 10 10 states,
cosnsc.icut. illinois and New York dele
CATIONS sss equally bstwesa TIE Two par
si~s. asa 10 We remaining l6 states the
Republicans have . majority.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-03-05

IyOMMISSIONRR,s NOTICE.

Ethfe-of Cun5I1 LkThtoF.
ibe undersigned, hAving bsss hppeinted By
the Hon. rrobsse Cosrs tor ~ dislSjss of Mas.
chester, C0mmissionera, "a resolve, sxA0lne ana
sdjuss 81 claims and demands 81 I'll rsssons
against the estate of
Curtis Lsthsop. late II Dossst,
10 said district asseAsed, an1 ell eiasnas sxkib-
issdis oasst thsrsts. hsssby give potscs tkst ~
late dvsiling houss of the rid dscsessd
% The 2lst day of Ansnss sssi,
from ? O'clock t. \. until : O'clock y n
on ssld day. aud that siS noeske fro0 tks sist
cay u February D.. less. 10 The tine limited
ny said Court d. ssi1 crsditovs 70 pSessnt thsis
claims 10 ~ i.r sxnmlsa&5aa and siioueDee.
Dated - DxssI, this MS day of gsbrsasy
B.6. HAYWOOD. TO-
s2yv CHARLES WfLLfAMS.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-03-05

Geo. L. BovtslI Of Believe Falls he's
bssu On engineer % The Cheshirs railroad
~ years. and never hsd fatal accident
on HE trsips
Salvation OIL. the celebrated Americas
remedy for cuts. bruises. sprsins. burns,
ssalds, ebilblaias. &C.. ean ls had Of oil
druggists. II kills pain. Price only
twenty ase cents hottie.
The nsv kaitiisg mill Of Major A. ,.
Valentine II Remington. viii be three.
story brick building With fiat roof The
Dimensions u the main strncturs will b.
100 feet by iifsy -six feet. The mill will
probably be well toward completion by
tho middle " the summer. -Arrsns sments
are nearly completed to start the knitting
mills Of Charles Cooper 4 Son 10 their
fulless capacity. During the coming
spriug 100 foot extension will bs added
10 the south part Of the west mill, 90 ~ to
make room for two more sets Of cards. -
II is rumorsd that the Bennington wsolen
mills have been sold 10 Msssach usstts par.
ties named Maxwell, bat The runor lacks
confirmatiou. wsll.informsd persons
state. however. that there IL only . diff
ference Of $4,000 between tho parties
interested.
Sestt's Enulsien Of Pare
Cod Liver Oh. with HypePhesphasss.
III hcipienf Consumption
seems t. possess remedial pow srs Of great
efficacy. II heals the irration OF the throat
and lungs Makes pure blood and builds
up and fortifes the system against further
inroads by disease.
Sarah Louise Hickey and her husband,
Patrick Hickey. both Of Chicago. pleaded
guilty in the federal court at Burlington,
Of sending an obscene letter 10 Lizzie
Hickey Of Chicago, sister Of tho latter,
with whom Mrs. Hickey had had some
trouble. The crime was committed while
Hickey was II West Pawlet, in June 1884.
Mrs. Hickey was the principal aotsr in
the case. The prisoners pleaded guilty Of
the charge after the first hearing. and
Hickey, who is wholly under the contrsl
Of his wife. asksd 70 receive the same sen.
tsncs that was passed upon Mrs. hickey.
II il understood that District Attorney
Haskins was willing to enter : mel pros
in his case. considering that be vas six
years younger ttnn his wife who l. 20
years old. be also takiag iato account the
influences sxerted upon him. but Hickey
insisted on pleading guilty snd his one
wish was to be near his wife. Judge
Wheeler disregardsd his requsst. Mrs..
Hickey Was sentenced to two years impris-
A. hard labor il the state prison u
Windsor and her husband 10 one year q
hard labor in the House OF Corrsstion 1t
Rutlaud. General W. w. Henry. tho
United States marshal, took Mrs. Hickey 10
Windsor and Hickey was taken 10 Rutland
BY Deputy Marshal Stsarns.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-03-05
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

Estate Of MAaviS u. OBror.
The undsrsigned. having been appointsd BY
tho Hon. Probate Court for the Dlslrict Of nsa.
and adjust eli claims and demands TAI psrsoss
against The estate Of
Marvin =. Orion, late Of Manchester.
In said District, deceased, and ell olaims sxAib.
tied In onsst thereto, hereby give notice that "
store Of J. r. Black4sr, 10 said Mspch sstsS
on the 2Olh, dsy Of August nssl. ifon sise
O'Clock, .. M, until four O'Clock. ,, = of sall
day end thst sis months iron ths' M day y
February. A b. 1855, 10 the line limited By eetl
70 NJ for examination and sllowanee.
Dated u Manchester THE 9Oth Day Of rsesu'
ary. AID. 1855.
81 pn s. 4 fp apaf!ra' o..~.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-03-05

Congressman Taylor OF Ohio. who has
bssu sndsavoripg to get the dnty Of 1867 on
wool restored. but h~ not even succeeded
in getting the subject up, writes to wool
growsrs' association that several bills to
restore the tariff on wool, sleep in the
hands Of the Csmmittss Of Ways and
Means. He adds:
There 10 no way Of getting . vote. or
saying wsrJ upon the subject, nor any
way OF compelling the committee TO re-
port fsvorsbly or unfsvsrabIy. The COM
mittse IL unfavorbls to the project and has
unlimited power. II VAS purpossly form.
ed TO prevent tho proposed legislation and
others OF like character. II ] should
introduce another bill il would silently
and irrstrievsbly 90 to the same grave,
where thsre 10 no resurrection. have
weighed well oil the words have used,
and hope You will believe me when say
friend Of the wool growers here can
make no effort 10 relieve them. The rules
Of the house. administered by enemies.
prevent the trial. Our committees con-
troll action saying what may be consid-
cred and What may mot. We have fought
oil winter to change the rules but have
failed.
The Democrats control tho committee
and the result is what might BE- expected
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-03-05

Thew = ossssSspAls sait 10 Sss York
assssisI ssriss u placing prsuisn %
sslA. sstss 10 ~ vclsns u silver 10 shs
ssssssy. Bsssii III - does ssld ses'd
spssxsly Ssssvpsss fs~s esrsaisiies.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-03-05

No CURE, No PAYl DR.. Lawrence's
Cough Balsam, when once used, takes the
place Of all Others. See our advertising
columns.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-03-05

Flies, reaches, ants, bed-bugs, rats,
mice, gophers. chipmunks, cleared ont by
Rough on Rats. l5c.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-03-05

Il !. tA.axhs ,hsi The appropriation
LnI. .Iil i~ ruslsi through q The last
uossss 90 shss NJ extra ssssioa Of The
ne sesssss4 viii W. avoided. The Sen
sss Lss Lsd but three or tsur days 10 vLish
:. consider I've d the most important
halls. spprsprississ silIiess Of money,
The hsuss ~asisd The time since the nrst
Monday IN Deees Der oply 10 crowd scar
" I'll tLs bssissss into The lat week. IL
gill sss b. ssssss II bsA legislation gets
ssissd up Nth The good.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-03-05

Gladstone tsrsly escaped vots Of cen.
ssrs. ths Hosss d Lords givisg . ANAL
ssjoriiy Tor and the CoUmsus snail NJ.
isrisy against The vote. The present ad-
nipisirssiss should rot b. held altogether
10 blsss for he Egyptian complications.
bot esly fSs sass Of energy il the relief Of
Lssiegsd gsrrisoss and The gallant. Gordon.
The real cause Of the trouble dat.s back
several years. when England hrst occupied
the eousiry aud s,suned . protectersts
over u.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-03-05

1nl1ysu ~ bsAAsss1 ssssiy.ss AsasA
I'M viii rAssEsais tsiasss = -
psass q sssrslsis i - ssssss Ny yss
should coaslsus 10 ss6ss Espssinsst
sish good nsdisiss. Try Thomas
Eelscsris OIL Rseollsss u y aUAsArsEp
By every drassist Neuralgia asd Rhsl-
nsiisa ever stood before H.
ennw " mas OF woman. u yos sss
\ III Y less. salsslsd uish tssshach. sAs-
ache. headache. bsskasLs. asy sehs. that
he'd sossLs relief IL d. TAoaas' EcIss~
the OIL 70 no savsstssr. and 10 return vs
refer Jon " thousands similarly affected
when this nsaisiss hss rsssossl ed
cured completely.
FOSTER. MlLBukN i CO.. PROPS.
nrsrvkrn ~
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-03-05
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

Estate Of 0fInEnf WOODWARD
lhs undsrsigned. having been appointed ~
the Hon. Probate Court for the DislSiet OF Nan.
chester Com missioness, 10 receive. sIsntns sud
sdjust eli elaine and demands OF I'll persons
against the estste Of
0ilbsrt Woodward late Of oAndssts.
deceased. and I'll CLAIMS sxhtbttsd In o6sst
thereto, hereby give notice that ~ viii nsss for
the purposes Aforesaid q The late dvslkpg hsose
Of the said deceased on the 2eth day Of Augsst
neat from O'Clock 4. y. too O'Clock ,. =. u ssld
day aud that siv months from The 2oth day "
February, 1. D. 1885, Il the time hnitsA 81 said
Conrt for said creditors 70 present Their elaine
10 us for examination and Allowance.
Dated 81 Bandgate this 2sth day Of February
/. D. 1885.
4ssv U SaAs sf \. RANDALL, |coa'n.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-03-05

ISs pshlss sssA sssss nsss iss February
sAessx ) Assrssas 10 ths dsA u over
tlsss uiillsss Tie Dsoecss.S cen Try
sl.sss kasa So.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-03-05
WEST AnLrsorox.

The Journal corrps rontlenk wcays
pants. coat and i.cket ~. xeek M,
them ~ [. ,l...s dam .alt ~. j. =. +,
NOR.
!,
bor cu,t.r Fouv r.~ or.. -. hornh,
Il this nlacs lat 80
-. 49, ~, ~.
!. M. -:
dav .isht " Hnrd v.,m.d m. ,;,L
and lst tLsm ,ua Il 20 hair own l;L;., q,
..,l .o-.....,;..
The Bonney ssrr..r.na..t ...r. !. /.
,srv .nr;ou. "a hnov -. -,;t.. - ~.
Jorpv., ". una.r....a 4. n. 80. Il,
L;na. - ;.o.;r;.. v;th.r4 800. 80. -
10 still further his object. he rave ~ ! bit
in tho Banner ~ weeks 40. The coat
didn't AZ aud he svidsstIv ~. ,,aen .m.rt.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-03-05

THURSDAY. MARCH, .. isss
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-03-05
gbe Naafbf 3snrnal

NIX siHoxDs. Essves asD Psav~Issca
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-03-05

ccuntry, 70 receive light, slnpls, sAsy vosk 81
home. I'll the year round; work ssht BY mall
distance no objection; salary IRON u 10 y Day
No canvass inE, no clamp requtvs q TOT tsply
Address, wOhI.DB MANUyAOfTRlk0 CO.,
ti-l5l neI ies2. hstasd. nsins.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1885-12-23

Sam Jones' "turn" story was told
at the Methodist church, recently. as
follows: There was a married couple
with half dozen children and only
one bed. The whole family slept on
that one bed and were so thick that
one couldn't turn over unless all did.
So when any one got tired Of sleeping
on one side he'd say turn'-and over
the whole family went. They got so
used to 1t that even when they heard
the word turn in their sleep they
would hustle over. One day the old
man was fishing on a log bridge over
the river. The sun was hot and the
fish want biting, and he fell asleep
balanced on the log. One of the boys
saw him and thought he would try a
Joke, and halloed out, Turn Over
the old man went kerffop into the wa-
ter. Now | want the temperance men
TO haloo turn until the apti-men who
are asleep on the bridge over the pro-
hibition river will hear it and drop in. "
- Atlanta Constitution.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1885-12-23

We are in the midst of an epidemic
of Florida puhery. Oranges, the like
of which Northern markets never saw.
orange groves grooming under the load
of ripened fruit, and local Vanderhilts
enriched by their Florida investments.
greet us from the pages OF all the il
Illustrated and a great proportion of the
non-ilustrated papers. In this juici-
ness of prosperity-in printers ink
there may be the voice of Jacob, but
the hand is certainly that of Esau.-
Spectators have, of course, an undis
puted right to paint their wares with
the best tinsel obtainable, and to sell
them, tinsel and all, at the best figure
they can. The history of orange rails
ing in Florida has many instructive
lessons. 1t requires capital, expert
ence and energy in greater quantities
than almost any other undertaking.
far greater than that of growing corn.
wheat or cotton. Of course, great
deal of money has been made in orange
raising. A great deal more will doubt
less be made. But intending investors
should remember that all that gltters
in Florida is neither gold nor tangible
fruit.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1885-12-23

The statement is now going the
rounds that DR.. Burchard whose fatal
allitcrative shot fixed Blaine last year,
has come to the conclusion that he was
an unwilling instrument Of Providence
in the matter. Though he originally
admired the man, he thought he was
in duty bound to look into his record.
This lie has done and he now AYERS
that he is satisfied that Mr.. Blaine is a
bold. bad man, whose election to the
presidency would have been great
calamity, and therefore glories in all
that he blunderingly said Or did to de.
feat him.