The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-11-17

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Wu.u OATs The boys who -ga aill oats and
tho girls Who make runaway matches 40 not have
the neAl Kind oi homes The man who il child
vi;h the children, sho eAn play horse, aud jump
who doesn't cab Johnnie bother when be wants
to help carry tl0 basket, who Fats their conf
donec m that they toll him sHtheir troubles, who
believes that Old folks we're made 30 help young
f,.ks he is not plonlng the ground Tor Wild oats.
Such a parent w.ll soe that good reading il one Of
iho attractions Of home 10 his family. No mon
ey fer this purpose goes further than that spent
for good religious paper which makes its fresh
Visits every week. Tux ADyANcE, which is ad-
veftised iu another column, seems 70 be just such
pspof Ii can be had free By any one who &C.
cures three subscribers, and very liberal premi-
ums are given FOR larger clubs, We cannot
speak too highly of it or urge its claims too
staongIy
BEEcHER's SERMONS Is THE CHURCH uStoN. ~
Many pApers aying announced that these ser.
mons would not be printed ia the Church Union,
We take pleasure in stating that the sermons Of
this preacher do appear Ia every issue Of the pa
per. and tlat they are % be printed hereafter at
twelve O'Clock on Monday getting the sermon oi
Sunday out on the next day. We understand the
publisher u The Church Union promises TO print
Mr. Becchcrs sermons so long ar they are se-
coptabio to the Church. and requests al other
papers h. publish thom from his own pages FREQ
y.
II our friends want wide-awako religious pa
per, unsectarian. and fun u interesting matter,
the largest and nipst catholic paper in the world
let them scod % Henry T. Child. Al Park Row,
tor q copy Of this paper, enclosing 10 cents.
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