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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-10-25

TYpaoID FEVER When a young man
Of good constitution and good habits
dies Of typhoid fever without any re-
markable exposure or exertion, it is not
an accident, nor a Proyidence;" ex-
cept as all crimes are proyidential, it is
murder. thought of this as funeral
procession lately passed through the
streets Of Il beautiful seaside village
bearing to the grave the body OF a
promising young man, cut down by this
scourge Of New Eng gland. This village
lies between a wide forest and the broad
sea During the summer months the
southwest wind sweeps over miles Of
fresh oaks and balmy pines, or the east
wind brings health and vigor from the
sea. How could the poison Of typhoid
enter such paradise? Nothing is
easier. A few uncleaned pig-sties, a
foul yaIlt, neglected drain will bring
it. Ignorance, selfshness, carelessness
will make a hell Of Heaven any
where. As | walked through the streets
Of town favored by nature with all
that could minister to health, and en-,
counierng every few rods breath Of
peshlential air, | hastenel 10 the clean
ly streets aud pure atmosphere Of the
city. II poisoning wells is crime,
even, what shall be said of those who
poison the air for their noighbors -- r..
IN Advertiser
A strong hint for farmers to clean
aud cleanse their premises from filth.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-10-25

misery. aad that bad kaoun 40 feeling
hHt aterce
Noa. B.H. Ill Tell yoa WIS, I'il do
II youd come back with lna. I'd never
speak another cross word an you can
hats everything ron want ] know
don't iaar,e H. BiH. bai forgive nae.
aa li riake Won as good as The best Of
om Il moncy and eiication eau do Il
So Willie Warien. who was always
torgiang, ven, back 70 the iarm honse;
aud the 0,d man was as good as bis
word
L Is many q long year since all this
happened bat from that time 70 the
present. Willie has never regretted the
good return that he made for the harsh
treatment that had well nigh caused bis
death. and be q tirm 10 the belief that
one good act viii 90 more toward max
my friend o. aa enemy, than hun-
drel harsh ones
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-10-25

BISMARCK AROUSED, A gentleman
who was taking glass Of wine at Lou
ISIS, corner OF Freeman aud Hopkins
streets in Cincinnati about three
weeks ago, observed at another table,
sitting with several others, German
who seemed uneasy aud anxious, as il
there might be Franco -Teutonc disa-
greemeut between his beer and himself.
Presently in ran little girl, her face
radiant with smiles, who exclaimed, 20,
we've got a little poy at home "Daa
is goot, said the Dutohman, as the anx-
iety disappeared from his countenancs;
'iill up der glasses Not many min
utes elapsed before in rushed the little
girl again, with tie announcement, 20,
we've got two little poys at home The
Dutchman looked a good deal astonish.
cd aud not altogether grati6cd ut this
little family reduId dancy but rising ut
length to the magnitude Of the occasion,
be remarked, Well, den, das il goot,
fill up der glasses In few minutes
again appeared the radiant messenger
with the astounding proclamation, 20.
we've got threa little poys at home
This was too much for even Teutono
lmpassibiliiy. The WAS no further
call for glasses "Well, den, says he,
goes up dere and, py Got, sthops
der whole dam psness Chicago Re
publican
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-10-25

RoYAL YIsrous All good little
princes, if they do not act naughtily
aud yex their poor, jaded, imperial
papas and mammas, shall come a-visit-
ing to America, SO they shall. Haven I
all the Victoria boys bad a good time
here, much to the relief Of their moth.
err Now the czar is going TO send his
heir TO SOW bis wild oats among us, aud
a dispatch from San Francisco says
that the crown prince Of Japan actual
ly arrived on Sunday by the last steam
r from Asia, America is especially
honored by this visit, as this is the first
time Que Of the royal family Of japan
ever left that kingdom. He will 20 to
Europe before returning home. Truly,
this land is an asylum for the oppressed
Of all climes
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-10-25

MAEuFAcrUmNd CHAMPAGNE AND OrnER
WINES FROM Clpm A well known aud
reliable bother IN Newark, n, j., states
TINT be was solicited few years since
to enter into this business, and made
acquainted with the whole secret, but
declined. A 80 gallon cask Of cider at
20 cents per gallon, costing So, by this
process yields in champagne, AZ So per
quart, $500 With lrfling deduction for
loss, labor, bottles, sc. Reliable men
engaged in bottling cider say that it ia
their belief that nine.tonths Of tho
champagne drank IN this country is
manufactured from our native cider,
Large cargoes OF poor cider are taken
to England, sugared, mingled with bad,
low-priced wines, and receive an infus.
ion Of logwood or other coloring mat
ter, aud come back to us in neatly bot
tod port and other colored wines, Vino
that becomes dead and sour is fixed up
by mixing IN cider which produces fer
montaton This business is carried on
extensively.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-10-25

EgpmcBH I bate the shallow Amer
icanisln which hopes 70 get rich by
credit, to get knowledge by raps on
midnight tables, skill without study,
mastery without apprenticeship, power
through a packed jury or caucus, or
wealth By fraud They think they have
got il, bat they bave got something
else crime, which calls Tor another
crime, and another devil behind that
these are steps 10 suicide, infamy, and
the harmiag Of mankind In this he
ot show. pulling, advertisement, and
manufacture u public opinion, ~ ez-
celicnce is lost sight o. ia the hanger
for sudien performance and nuearned
praise. Emerson
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-10-25

Two WIVES or ONE MAN LIyrNG IN
THE SAME FAmLY-We find the follow
ing domestic romance in the columns
Of the Waltham Sentinel:
We are informed that in the early
stages Of the war a man from the State
of Maine was called into the army rs n
surgeon; and after being in the service
d short time he made the acquaintance
Of a young lady, il we mistake not be-
longing in, or at least once resident Of
Harvard, Mass, and in due time they
were married. Not long after their
marriage the wife learned that her hns.
band had another wife living somewhere
in the State Of Maine, and on inqurlng
into the matter she found the report TO
be true. She then left her husband and
came on to Boston aud addressed line
to wife No. ], iuquiring into the affair
and at the same time inviting her to
meet her wife No. q in Boston. She
Immediately received areply regretting
that she could not comply with her re-
quest, as she was left poor and had two
children to support, and could not af
ford the outlay; but wished wife No. 2
to come and see her If she could
Thereupon she went to Maine and there
found the deserted little family, aud ar
ranged TO take them to Boston, where
we are informed they are living togcth-
er as happily as could be expected nn-
der the circumstances; and what is a
little remarkable, wife No 2 works as
hard for the interests Of the children Of
vile No. as if they were her own, ar
ranging for their schools, music lessons
&c, and with as much anxiety as their
own mother.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-10-25

rloaaNJ Wumy 1S Resa, /, does
mot appear that ibe ladies' q Rassia are
any better than their sisters oi this
country and yet tho rod is not spared
ou them. They are hogged enough TO
make chem very superior beings Il there
is any virtue in licking lasscs A book
with the inviting htlo Of 'rhe Rod in
Al Countries, says that anecdotes q
Tie hagellation Of ladies in Russia could
bg multiplied to any extent The author
says
" II was slated few years age in
German newspaper that three Of the
most beautiful women ol ST Petersburg
were driven direct from one Of the im.
pcrial balls in their own carriages, IN
all Of their satin and lace. to the police
station, and, after being mounted on
mans shoulders, with their dress tucked
mp, we're smartiy whipped with a birch
ROD. No explanation was given, but
they were dismissed with the significant
caution to hold their tongues IN future.
AZ another imperial party some young
ladies, VINO had been chatting too froo-
ly, were politely escorted by maitro 4
hotel 10 q distant apartment, whore,
bc ug made to kneel over an ottoman.
they we're seyeIally smackcd by female
bousekecper with their satin slippers,
and then sent home"
II this is true, It explains the womans
rights movement that has lately attract
cd attention IN Russia This objection
OF the women to the rod probable comes
Of permitting them TO have tie alpha.
bet There is really no safety whom
that is concealed.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-10-25

san Francisco Cal, has an arch of
p .059 acres, divided iuto 1900 build
iag lots There are four blocks-uo
more -that would sell Al prices ranging
from o. 200 70 800 per front foot,
with an average depth of seventy feet
Ordinary lots Of - by 800. within a mile
81 the city ceHier, bring from : 01g 10
s - each
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-10-25

a. earnest Of the trustWorihyuyss ui the
narrative Rarely do descriptions Of
nature come tn our hands Sc unaffected
ly expressed and yet So gilded with
true romance
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INSURANCE COMP ANY

RHE progress Of Life Insdraneein The I'm
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triumph OF modern scisnce and philanthro
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THE COMPANY REFER TO
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