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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1889-02-28

The Snow Storm.
About 6 o'clock on last Thursday
morning snow began to sah IN tins
section, but up TO about 1 O'Clock the
weather was so warm that it melted
as fast asst fell. After that hour,
the temperature grew colder, and
soon the ground and housetops s.sre
covered with o white mantlo:
Tic storm seemed to .>c-rease
later ia the afternoon. and By night
,ethere was nearly 5 inches OF snow
on the ground. It Was the heaviest
fail of snow we have had here IN q
great many years. z,
Business was entirely sapenesd d
,n the afternoon. md nearly every
body-girls and boys, yout Indies
and young men-2ent te7 snewbaii.
ing each other.
A large crowd Of young men and
boys went up on Monument sqnare
late in the afternoon where they ex.
aagedina regular snowballing match,
and the fun they had was too much
to Tell about on paper:
bout 8 o'clock at night It turned
Warner, and rain began to fall, which
& kntinued nearly all night. On Fri
! morning the snow was meltin 6
fast, and BY evening it had dig.
a.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1889-02-28
A lstl.

One Dwelling house, with three
rooms on Broad street, with gooi
garden spot and q good we'll of wa
ter. For further information apply
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1889-02-28
PLANTATION HARDWARE.

One and Two Horse Plows, Cult.
yators, Harr0ws. Plow stocks, Trace
chains, Plow Hoes, all kinds, for sac
by
J.F. ARTHUR
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1889-02-28
DTG- BARGAINS
IN CLOTHING,

lin Cldreus Cloaks Boys Overcoats and Ladies Walking
Jackets.
Roll Velvet Carpet reduced to Sl.lO; worth Sloo
Il roll Carpet reduced from s. to IS cents per yard
! roll Carpet reduced from Is to So cents per yard
x roll Carpet reduced from 60 to As cents per yard.
rolls Carpet reduced from4O to 80 cents per yard.
Four Crum Cloths at Cost
Sweeping reduction i'll Clothing!
Call at once and get some of the above bargains and be hap
pv and don't blame the Gilt Edge Store if wait until
others wiser than you and reap the harvest Of bar
gains now being offered.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1889-02-28
Home Made BrOOms.

The Anderson Joarnal says there
is successful enterprise on n mod.
crate scale, now being conducted in
this county, of which comparatively
few People ore aware. For some
time past NJ. A B. Bowden, of Pen.
dleton Township, has been raising
b, Dom corn to a limited extent, but
lie found that marketing the product
WAS rather unsatisfactory, and deter.
pined to pursue n different policy.
Last year he bought q bFoommsking
machine and put it in the hands Of
j. G.. Cam, an experienced me-
chanic, and now they are successfully
producing several grades of br' ons
that compare favorably with those
bought +: ON distant manufactures.
Ar inspection and trial will convince
any one of the merit of the goods.
They make brooms ranging from ~
to SO per dozen, wholesale, according
to size and finish, and all are warrant
cd substantial and durable. We
have q specimen broom Of their make
jn onr office. aRd We are glad to
know that their goods will soon be
on sale by onr merchants.
Broom corn can be grown to per.
fection in our county, and this is O
good opening for some enterprising
man in this section. It is about
time Ye we're doing something to
Start our town pp q boom, and a
broom factory is about the cheapest
manufacturing enterprise we know
of.
An. acre CT good broom corn IS
worth at least $50 net:to the producer.
"a the seed alone wi ] sell for atleast
$40.
We wish that some one would try
the, experiment, anyhow-if they
plant hnt one acre-and give us
Ethe result Of their venture. We feel
satisfied that if the waterfalls pro.
duced the machinery for working it
np will soon be put In operation.
Whea Mr.. Theo. Dutton made
brooms here about 80 years ago he
found TIA remunerative business,
and NE see no reason why it will not
pay now.
Eupepsy. .5is.. s
This is whit you ought 70 have, In fact.
you must have II to fully enjoy life. 7 hons-
ands are searching for it daily, and mourns
ing because they find il not. Thousands
Eupon thousands Of dollars are spent au-
nualIy by our people inthe hope that they
may attain this boon. And yet u may be
attained by oil. we guarantee that Elcc-
Iric Bitters, ifused according to directions
and the use persisted in, will bring you
Good Digestion and rot,st the demon Dys.
pepsia and install instead Eupepsy. We,
recommend Electric Bitteps for Dyspepsia
and all diseases of Liver, Stomach md Kid
neys. Sold at so cents and ST. per bottle
by any Druggist.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1889-02-28
FOR SALE.

Il SET Handmade Double Wagon
HARNESS, specially ordered for a
party who skipped. Will be sold
at cost.
J. F. ARTHUR. .
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1889-02-28
Deaths.

Deaths.
About ] o'clock on last Wednes.
day Capt. Zack Cantey, one OF our
Oldest and most widely known citl.
!. gems, died :at his home on Hobkirk
Hill. He lad been in bad health
for a long time. and his dealt, vas
not surprise. lie leaves wife ana
laree circle Of near relatives and
friends 10 mourn his death,
Mrs. Robert Latta, another old and
highly esteemed resident of Camden
died on last Tuesday night, She
leaves a husband and fanny and a
large circle of friends omoarn their
loss.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1889-02-28
Msan Men

Mean Men.
we have heard of many mean men,
There is the man who used the sart
on the back Of his neck for q Collar
button and who pastared a goat on
his mothers grave, the man who gave
his children each nickel to go tr
bed without their supper and then
stole the money after the children
we're asleep; but for down right "cns.
sediiess, the man who will take q
paper for SIX months or o year mark
fl.a refusedss and then stick it back
;ntothe postffce or move away with>
ont paying for it, leaving the post.
-saaster to send notice 70 the pebiase-
! er chat he is gone. Is entitled to the
first premium. Xxx.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-03-21
Trade and Manufacturer.

While we have no desire to undervalue
any department OF activity that adds to
the wealth OF our nation we desire to poin ,
out that we too often forget that the real
basis Of nations growth in wealth is not
trade but production, not the transfer, the
handling Of products. but the transforms
ton of the gifts aud forces of nature into
goods 1t is not the merchant, it is the
manufacturer that builds the foundations
Of a nations prosperity. This is why the
nation that produces far itself, that does
not depeud upon trade for its wealth, ia
the richer and happier people, and to the
extent that protection increases production
10 nation it is a source Of national growth
and increase ia wealth.
A ton Of pig iron produced in the Unit
ed Stated adds to the wealth OF the nation
the entire value Of the pig iron, less the
mall amount OF materials that was in the
hill and was used ia lis production. A
ton Of pig iron brought Into this country
requires tne sending away from tbs coun-
try Of it's value and the country is no rct. j.
err. The manufacture here OF pig iron IN
creasas our waalth;,he trale with Al Jreixn
nation for pig iron doea not.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-03-21

Oscar @. Barron. proprietor Of the Pat.
nam House. Pslstks. Fla. whose legal
residence is in New Hampshire is some
thing Of q politician aud an ardent repnb-
lican. Inauguration day. March 4, al :
though doing business in far away state,
where Democratic principles prevail, Mr..
Barron celebrated the day in fitting
manner. The stars and stripes hoated ov.
or the hotel with the names Of Harrison
aud Morton on streamer at the top, and
when the guests entered tho dining room
they found at each plste an exceedingly
handsome menu, embellished with pic
tnre Of the American eagle, underneath
which the names Of Harrison and Morton
again appeared. The dishes enumerated
included "Consomme OF chicken, q Ia
Harrison; baked game pie. Blaine crust;
croquettes OF Philadelphia capon, q Ia
Wanamaker; navy yard punch, anti Whit
uey; broiled quail on Rusk toast filet OF
vonisop, q Ia Window" etc, etc.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-03-21

From The day when the South began to
weave Gotten Instead Of shipping il. and
from the day when i've iron and coal mines
were opened aud the smoke began TO as .
cend from the unnumbered chimueyA OF
enterprise aud toll. its prosperity has been
une1smpled and its wealth, which was de.
stroy ed and oblitersted by the war. has
been recrea,ed. The Republican party
has restored to the south more than all its
losses by the war 1t remains
10 be seen whether the south will hide
behind . wall OF obstinsncy, OF race ha-
tired aud Of partisan rancor rs ITS defense
against the Presidents logic and soliciis
tions. urging it TO come cut abreast Of the
close Of the 3ineteenth century and eman-
cipaie itself from what be terms The pre-
iudices aud psralysis" Of slavery. The
south alone, disirsnchisiug a third Of its
voting population aud Sighting the party
tia, has bnili mp It's vast prosperity IN
spite Of itself. il its osn worst enemy.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-03-21

Not long ago . numbers OF farmers aud
mechauios we're gathered 10 q country store
10 New JERSEY dircussing the tsriB. There
was bat one man To the party whs sdvo
Gated protection. aud h- VAS told by the
others that free trade would chfapen every
thing he bad to buy. Ina, insy be. said
be, bot you JUS, do little asuriag. II
wcol i. pn. on the free iis, We shall pro
badly be able 10 bay cluthing al sbou, 70
per cert less than sc par how. Yes. We
will, answered The flee trade champions
sleeiully. Well. then. wages will go down
too, won't iheyi Probably they slll. All
10 shout the ssne proporlior' Yes. bai
VIA, OF tbsii Things viii Dot be any worse
Of than ,hey are nov. ] don's knoW about
that can earn si0 month. 20 per
cen, Of ths, vonld be IS. Nos Gao get
a good suii Of clothes for $50. sd Lny
tso suits year sSit / g., them ~, 20
per cen, lees could save g. Bat II |
iose 81 monih 10 wages lhs, is $40 for
the year. SO you zee that free trade would
save ne o. rear 10 clothes bat Sonld
lose $50 10 wager. irAiter shiak that Ill
vote Tor protection.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-03-21


Last summer tho tariff reformers in their
efforts TO capture Illinois reiterated the
statement that the farms OF that state
we're mortgsged. for nearly what they
would sell for. to eastern capitalists who
had made their money by reason Of the
'robber tariff The N. Y. Times placed
the aggregate Of these farm mortgages at
$500. 900. 900. but the ST. Louis Republic
promptly raised it to 80, 900, 100000. There
we're then no statistics by which the
amount could be ascertained. but the Iii
nois Bureau of Labor Statciics at once
set about the task OF securing the needed
information. 1t fluids that the total farm
mortgage Indebtedness outside OF Cook
Co. Chicago is 1928. 733. O9s, of which
800, G33. 072 is mortgsged for deferred pay
ments on purchase money. They also
find that this is only about IL per cent OF
the actual value OF the farms 10 the state.
that the average rate al interest paid is a
little less than 7 per cent. and that 90
per cent OF the mortgage Indebtedness is
owned 10 the state OF Iliuois The ease
with which the syefsse free trader can
manufacture figures TO suit his pet theory
il a IN .fy,l IN scisDca
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-03-21
Advice to sIother..

Are you disturbed at night and broken
OF your rest by a sick child suffering and
crying with pain OF cutting teeth? Ifso,
send at onceand get bottle OF Mrs Wiz.
slows Soothing Syrnp for children teeth
ing IL cnres dyseniery, diarrhoea, regu-
lates the stomach aud bowels, cures wind
collie, sottens the gums, reduces in1ama
tiou, and gives tone and energy to the
whole system Mrs. Winslows Soothing
Syrup for Children Tee;bing IL pleasant
to the taste and is the prescription ~ one
OF the oldest aud best iemnla physicians
aud nurses IN the United States, and is Tor
sale by all druggists throughout the world.
Price. % cents = bottle.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-03-21
JESSIE PARIS Mlson.

rt.,e on Vermont District Of Banthestsf -
10 Probate court held 1t Manchester, With
ard for said district, on the 6thdfy Of March
A. ". 1879
The guardian u Jsssie Paris minor Of Man,
chester 10 said district presented an application
10 wriilny 10 ssid Court, setiing forth thsi bs
.srd is the daughter and sole heir u Hsltns
PARIS late ~ ssid Manchester deceased sod -
aueh has Ons-haif interest IN farm 10 Man
chester hrmsriy owned ~ Israel hupsen l,ihE
on the road TO Rast D9fst and eontaibing sbyut
Sg7 acres aud representing that u weaid BE-
b. neneisl 20 his gard 10 bsy. her i1'srss, IN
said f.rm sold ana Tie aralls hereof GOT 81 To-
tsrssi OF Invested IN stocks " other real est.i..
ana praying ssld cCgft fof ths ns.obs .foi..
sa,d - ssst him . lieeasa 70 soil ssia real
estate efbis ssrd
Whereupan is vac otasfrd that hearing up y
aid aDegicsiias be had 81 . Probate Court a. be
hid sttbs PROBATE Once IN Manchester ~ ssif
Distfiet, On the asa DAY u March, A. tDy,shd
that poiles ~ ssld Application, The naiuFs shf
reasons thereof, and she time and pises 81 bear
ing therein, be sisea 10 81 ptfsons Interested,
by the paJaesti0n lhsfed IN lhs Manchester
JorsplI. bs~sp,pfs 2rlaisd ., sad hssehss.
tsr, three weeks suecessivsly pfssiors 70 ssia
time u hearing -
Dsv OYELAsp hUsros, suhes
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-03-21
VIM. NJ. and JOHN s. BATCHEL-


STATE oy vgHnosT, Manchester District %.
In Probate Court held at Manchester, vi.biH
and for said Di,iriet on the Illh day Of fstiu-
AIRY, A. d. 1889.
The guardian OF Wn N Bateheider sGd John
3 Bstch.lder niuors u Dorset IN said district
presented an application IN vtiiinR 10 said
conrt setting forth that his wards are the cbil.
dren and heirs u Marx b cbelder late OF said
FORGET dec ssod. and a. such have one fourth
interest by virtue Of the viii Of Ire B,tcbeidea
late OF said Dorset deeessed 10 . piece Of real
estate 10 Dorset con aiming about &c acres lying
on the east side 81 The highway md contiguous
TO the store lot 0 J NJ Afmsiron.; and repre-.
senting tina, II wruld DO beneficial ~ bis wsr5s
70 have their iniefest mi "a real estate sold
and the Evsiis put 81 Interest Or invested y
.toct. or other real estate. add praying said
Court for the reasons Aforesaid 70 grant him
Heense 10 sell their sad re j estate,
wheIeup0s IL vas ordered that hearing npon
ssid application be had at pr0bsts COnr 10 be
bsld ii the Probate Gfice Ia manehotier. In said
District Oh tho ?3i day Of March, A. D. 1873,
and that notice u said application, The Dsinrs
and reasons thereof ard tho time ard risrs Of
Aas, ring thereon, be given 10 I'll persons inter.
esiad. by the ,sb ieaiion hereof IN the bsD'
chester JouEsAL, newspaper pfinisd - sid
Manchester, three weeks tueeessy ~ previous
70 said time o. hearing,
lg5w IoVILAsD NUssON, Judge.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-03-21

The Democrats Of West Virginia oueh
Ia take out patent on tbeir method of
keeping themselves Ia Office. Tbs returns
OF the state election showed tbst Goil, Re ?
publican. was elected governor. The leg
islalure. which bad one Democratic major
i,y. refused to canvass the returns Ms the
Law directed aud adjourned. Golf took
tho oath OF Office and procured a writ Of
mAndxmus to gaia possession OF the Office.
Tho Supreme Court. which is Democratic,
decided that be Is not entitled 10 tue Office
and will probably decide that the. old gov
ernor will hold over. II this decision is
allowed to stand West Virginia will be a
a sure Republican state hereafter. People
love justice too we'll to stand any such
trickery.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-03-21

Prof. Sumner recently said that free
trade 10 bot taught 10 Yale college. he
says political ecoBomyis taught there, and
be onshi TO have added thai II ia English
political economy. based on English an
tbofi,ise They sll make free trade the
very foundation OF their theories OF the
bssi government policy aud intimate that
20 nation can long prosper that does not
adopt this policy. Ihisss We understand
Il, IL t.ssb, not only 10 Yale bu, in many
other Of our colleees Df Hsmlin's ad
vice. Iol 10 give any money 10 free irads
colleges II timely aad good.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-03-21

DR.. Hsmlin's letter on the nrs, page Of
this issue Of the JouHsAL states some start
Ing facts 10 rcsar'l to the state OF agricul
ture 10 Enelani' The idea that land nesr
Londou. the largest city 10 the world, Is
not worth as much per acre rs ia the
Cbsmplsin valley Of Vermont will be new
10 moo, Of our readers and does not seem
hardly possible. and yet according to the
testimony 81 prominent, Eugllshmen it is
irus, and also tia, farming in tina, thickly
settled coua,ry does no, pay nearly as we'll
a. !, does 10 this country,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-03-21

Democratic papers are referring to the
strike OF the Fall River weavers as an out :
come Of Harrison's election. Nothing
could he farther from the truth, The low
wages conplsined Of we're established
months ago during Cleveland's admins
,rsiion. the depression Ia business at that
time compelling reduction OF wages or
stopping the mills The operatives are
nos striking fvr 40 advance aud The mill
owners say that tie business though be-
ginning TO improve Sill not yet warrant
On advance
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-03-21

There are signs that the French copper
syndicate is on tue verge Of bankruptcy,
end that millions Of dollars will DO swal-
lowed mp 10 the combination, which has.
for some time, controlled the copper min
ing OF the world. II France can stand this
failure together with that OF the Panama
canal scheme witbou. national bankruptcy
II will bs surprising. At all events it may
learn TO let American affairs be controlled
by Americans.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-03-21

Tas L3a3on ilRlrs i GOT ss haa5some
~ IL pss bot u kcoHa more The mule
ibsi smashed it's btsuliluI couBtensuce
,aasl have been sglsi 30 the best Ameri'
Gao bneI TIE fige,t forgery. 10 fact.
was MOTE stupid bluadrr 90 the part oil
The Times than sny siailsr occurrence On
this side al toe oesaa
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-03-21

That '.ifrfihie" Blaine has been run
uins ". sdmsuislrsiioD" two seeks snJ
siiil thinss hase nol gone 10 eternal sfEssh.
bat ~s sarise car magsnmp iiepds 10
hs,s their saseunoa robes ready. The
stsnd collapse Il iisble 10 come any time.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-03-21
Letter From DR.. wild.
Nrv OHLgAxs. March III, 1889.

Dear JOHrsnk
promised 10 tell yon something about
tie festivities which ne witnessed 10 this
city las, wesk. Whatever "Marii Gras'
may mean Ia the oanrob calendar. i, is
here made the occasion Of great public dis.
play. There are ivo societies. named
"gerH ard "Proteus, each having head
nan and procession Of rs own. Rer Is
the hing Of The carnival. Humcrssys thu
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-03-21

The National Hotel Reporter says tina,
r. II Ofvis. the veteran proprietor OF the
Windsor Hotel, in Jacksonville, is still a,
the Everett House. New York, where he il
conducting What he very properly desig-
mates - the Florida bureau Of statistics
aud information. Mr.. 0ryis is doing
good work for Florida in general aud his
own hotel 10 particular.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-03-21

IL Is saia ihst Jusl II rrhsrdt will he
appointed Collector u New York, aud
wthsl.. Rid. cbsBnosy NJ Depes and
Hsnsior Eufts we're all talked Of for the
Easii.h mlssiop ~hich Is conceded TO
Nes York, bus Rid bas bee. appointed
Minister 10 Frases
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-03-21

TIE commercial agencies report that the
general business Of the country 10 slowly
but steadily improving. The nnmser Of
business failures has decreased aud collec-
tons. though still slew. arc improving.
That 10 What We all wlsh to see, not sud.
den snd eyaneseent boom bat gradual
aud sure return 10 prosperity.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-03-21

Al AieIsndris. Va, tho Baltimore con-
ference 81 southern Methodlsts had dis
cassioo whether $500 should DO appfopris
tel for Lane university At Mempbis. Tenn.
shere colofed men sre eduested 'thi.
gas The srsa. opportunity for which Rev
Mt. Hha.iet Of Roanoke. N. @. was born.
He delirstoa his mind 10 the effect that
theirs is NJ use 81 e,laeatisg lEzJ. good.
for.nntaing .'niagcrs They are mo
good. hano~ nor nothing aud never
would be. They shonli be seat into the
Acids 20 wor6. In ,bs opinion Of tails
choice relic 81 Bourbnulsm IL was ms.
take that the slaves we're freed To the
credit 81 the conference il voted tho pro-
posed appropriation.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-03-21

The sleeper leaving Rutland for Boston.
Tuesday nigh,. left the track at Rocking
ham. only few rods from where the fatal
accident Of one year ago occurred. The
passengers were badly shaken up but, as
far IS knopn At this writing, none were
KILLED or seriously injured, This is one
OF the worst places on the line OF the road,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-03-21
" d. X. fIMoND J, Register.
HARRIET M. SWEETS ESTATE.

- State OF Vermont, District OF Manchester ~.
In Probate Court held ~ Manchester, within
and for SAID District on the 27th day OF February
A. D. 1889.
The Administrator with will annexed on the
estates Of HafTiett III. Sweet late of
Dorset IN said District deceased. pro.
posed to render final account OF his Adm'pis
tfation Of said estate.
WbereupoD II was ordered thst said account
be examined for allowance At = session Of said
Court to be- held At the Probate Once 10 Man.
chester, Ia said District. on the Esd day III
March a. d. 1889, aud that notice Thereof, and of
q distribution Of the estate remaining Ia the
hands OF said Administrator, be given 10 All per-
sons interested by the publication hereof 10 tho
Manchester JouHsAL, . newspaper printed ~
said Manchester, three weeks SUCCESSFULLY, pre-.
vousiy TO the time 80 appointed.
43Jw L0YELAED MUkBON, Judge.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-03-21
p,i..i piiai nenins pn..

/ rxffoas - u oisturt; intense ichlng aud
singing most ~ night; worse BY scratching.
I " aiioxea 10 continue tumor. 'grm, which 0iter
BE 4 sud ulrerGts, becoming very sore.
BsAgsEs OIsTzrAT stops lbs iiehing and bleed
Jag, hssis ulcerstigB. sud 10 mssi eases removes
tas iam9fs. A; drpggi-is or ~ mall, for soc.
Or ssagpe a Soa lbAiAcelphis.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-03-21

Recent appointments show that Harri
son intends TO appoint ouly residents in
territories to territorial Offices. The Dem.
ocratic platform Of 1884 promised this but
Cleveland did not live up to it. Harrison's
action commends itself not only to the res
idenis OF the territories but to the people
OF the whole country aud will be likely
TO make more Republican states in the
future.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-03-21

Bucklsn's Arnica Saiye Is The best 10 the
world for cuts. bruises, sores. ulcers, salt
rheum, fever sores. teiter. chopped bands.
chilblaius, corns, and all skin ernptIons and
positively cures piler. or no pay required.
Il Is guaranteed TO give perfect satisfaction
or mouey refunded. Price 70 cents per
box. For sale by ]. ~ Hard.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-03-21

EiPfesidsri Cirsslsnd add wife aud
si-'secrpssTies nsySra. Villas nod Dseken
con have sots 90 a trip 10 Cohs by wS
81 flofids. We hops they will have .
pissssnt journey.