The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-09-07
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Is kcp, our) several tune. The ar-t that
ec lad. iolk aantaer ouf GnFa.ea
a new eomenaop prefer hls osa iaiere.
Uul as ur Hen wiser and nore expert
ene,d. us discovered tbs fii0g. and o.
oucr save hm iis jawab o. dismissal =
Tie second was Hindu 81 q re-y Ileh
caste. fwhici. iaci, however dia 10, pte.
ven, him from eating ang sweelmeat or
delieacY Il Tie dehIcd Fefinghers on
sh.rA re could lsy hi. hspds,) and wc
lelt ihat tLc requirements of bis conscience
and oar service could not be satisfied by
thr ,amr irlis,dua. accordingly We gave
him warning Shortly bet0re the depart
uie Of traief No. ., sn applicant for tbs
place afirrd. MaEln- nr fsusi saiata
H. handed me hi. chiuis. Or written lcstl-
muuials Of service, which atre very sat
islacory Is reality they prove very IT.
iie.as aey onp who wants them can buy or
hire them ii tile bazaar or borrow them
from q ricul, AMI oi course we bad 10
means OF identifying tie man With the M
diyidual whose praises were sung 50 hgl-
lY ~ the documruls read. The oaly
protection. AID Il Is bat slight, that mas
Ter cau haze againrl fraud Is 10 keep all
his servants ehllus uniil they leave liln' 8
ald Il sometimes happens that wt.cn ser-
want undrr,ia ds tbs. he declines silua
lion be hn. just accepted, u order that he
may regain The testimonials lie has pre-
seated as bis own. and restore them to
ia ......... ..,,..t..r II 4 al, 80. g.. 4ft.
gage a servant with character from an
English friend, but any one Who has Tor
tuuaiely secured good servant, natural.
iy wishes TO keep him for hunscll, and
our friends, (irom the short Time we bad
been ia ludia) were few, and no one had
bearers TO recommend.
vas Oh the point u engaging him.
when M vile interrupted le by begging
me not 10 do So Us he thought be had
bad couuenmce, and tas cerIain 40 good
would eome Of il.
Why, Alice | said, what good can
you cxpeclf 30 long as the man does hi,
work, aud oieys my orders, We u quirr
IN ing more. We shall have no non.
seusr about caste with him and, At all
e,elts, if we find we don't like mm, Wc
can easily gel rd OF him
NJ, wife vas silent, but moi Il iancicd)
convinced After a pause She said, Wen
engage him it you cho, 81 bat 70 please
ne, load your revolver, l9f Wien you are
away | shall be terrified if Chal man is
sitting al the door and ! have nothing 10
protect myself with.
! ! laughed at her fears, bur promised 10
do a, Size " shed, and arranged that tic
man should CONF :. ci.ana,, on, rocn5
10 The mrning, and wished % be settled
before he came. Oar o!d rooms had only |
Il noith aspect, nnd Ia the hot weather lhe I
evening breeze Is AWAY, tom Tie south,
and lad long wanted % MAKE d change /
4 4 family gong to England bad .llal mora
ing len toardus hulsc ~ the same
street As ours, belonging 70 Tie same pro-
pretor. aud We at onre decided 10 mSr |
into the ylc nj rooms, which we're larger 1
and loi.ier lbau ours, and consisted OF
bed room ard a din ne.oeln, drawing
room aud two bathing rooHs opening iu,o
arg rttaudli facing tie south,to which |
the blee,tee or watei. carrier When sup.
plying water ior our baths. had Easy ac-
cess by ladder concealed by 4 Tree over
shadowing is, where q colony Of crows
i had settled my dre.sug-room conneced
/ tie draw ug.toom With one OF the bath
rooms TIE ground. ngof and upper SO.
/ ry were umeunntcd 80 We were he only
occupants OF the house, No 8, - 81,
\ Chowrinchre This we considered 10 be
an advantage, beng, as II w,rr, lhc sOle
tenants Of a large house, and paying so
moderated, for The privilege.
/ AZ about four O'Clock ~ The noin,ng,
small army d coolies, commanded by our
I departing bearer, who considered himself
to re Of entirely different flesh and blood
10 such low caste individuals, moved all
our belongings, piano, books.cloth, s,croek.
tery, De. into our new rooms, where we
Were comfortably seated at breakfast by
egh; o'clock, thoroughly npprcciaiing the
I delicious mango fish caught that morning
( IN the lIooghIeyy and resembling bot fir
surpassing the smea. Our tayorste iTuit.
I The lichi. was ON lie table. which, when
I its rough skin is removed, looks ana tastes
/ ike very large and fine favored grape /
Having finished breakfast and called I
4 for the er.gIasses, which in India are
always used a',eH every meal, my wife
I proposed thai We sAoald insitethe BarIoAs
20 d,n",' ior tho nehs ui-bt. MajJr aal T.
Mrs. Narlow lad been long 10 India
During The mniiny they weIe at Sealkale
where they fortunately escaped beng mur-
dered, Hhcn ilie native troops broke out
out there. Iley had beru fellow passeu-
gers siiA us from Eng land. aud wc had .
iofmed iriedship sith them On tie yoy.
age, Nhieh had been thoroughly cemeated
IN Calcutta, Nhrre We had derived ihe
greatest beuetit from their Kindness aad
experience. gave reads assen, 10 her
proposal and she wrote Mrs Barlow a no,e
and eut Il By The bearyr, 30 quickly re-
tanned siih 40 answer accepting our laYi.
tsiion. AID saying ites would call for us 10
drive y ib ilem GA tie course. Tor lheY
kasa We preferred their tarriage 20 our
osn humhlc byi more economical buggy
We lhen went ihr9ogh sur rooms, max
lng order out "a the chaos lell By tie cool.
les. All The xmaoas were slut, ard the
efetu Nehetian sbusfers (ealled ibilmils)
reaching 10 ;he ground pere closed and
admitted unfse "A The Glare "a eAiSh rsaerf I