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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-02-08
LATE Il NEWS ITEMS.

The y Y Times says 'xtIayagant NJ
-elfi-h wives have ruined mole mn M,
broken more hearts than ANY other I'll G
non incidental to lite.
A Mrs. Mill IL England recently Oh
AIMED divorce, but, II is said, was az
Tered to pay her husband $1,000 Year
fhis, II IIne, IL certainly ~ The N,lds q
he old saw, ''-sDce .i.P he g,4.es ".--...
The Grand Union Hotel at Sara'opa
ast year eleard bul &2.044, while The ~,
,cipls wes $232.279. S,hur of the pin.
pal items were: Employ eet, ESQ O2i
market bill, $50 ,5ij; mnsir, repairs aud
pointing, 9s6 ,O2l interest aud Insurance.
$4,000.
Great interest is fell a! Paris IN discus.
lion OF the Alabama claims now going 81,
in England, aud the result /, awaited
with much aux ely. The resignation 81
Minister Casimrr Peiier is IN the hand.
~ Thiers. No ut cces>or has vet b,tt
chosen.
The New York Evening Foa SAY
The republican party, as represented H.
the United States Senate, IL now weaker
IA the country than it lAp been since 1860.
Il vs. u hld that della, are dangerous, and
that what the people demand ale no.
promises, bnt nc uAl IeinIms.
A Kansas Judge was rcceuily prmdug
a sentence 81 death v illi nlorI pallrfic
~ view oi the criminals lille, which hr
Hss holding up az II warning to all evil.
disposed pcrsot,s, wirn he was aslound, Il
and siIenCed lay Tie prisoner cooly imcf.
ruptingi Never mind the oLituart
Judge, just give Us lie day ior Tie
,uurrAI."
81. Louis aud Chicago always have nn
is.ue. Now ii j., which is the sicke-t.
and Chicago j, ahead win i35 drAth- IL
the last week, OF which IL we're trau,
-uIall pox, H, against 20 Ia -. l,atu,, and
40 sniall puK ~. Luul, AHsi iIulp III
that bridge, If she would have all tie
modern Improvements, Including llr ia.l.
iunable discase.
Southern Indiana j. finding itself rich
Ia block coal, very ya,llabie tArleA iur
treating irou ore, ADD also plenty oi mon
oie lIse,i, bot ~ happ, proximity. Con.
:. quehtiy, there j. gr'A. Increase oI he
iiou-uakh,g business 10 that section, am.
new evidence thereiu thai l',ulsJ igauia's
Il last dfsarrlng from her.
A prieeted perav az railway Nill or,s.
tbs Aades al An elevations Il Il Uty h.et
above the I vet II The -sa, ~ TUyJ l,Ot
nis her than l4e hig.est pulni r.o,seI bA
he C'atiai Pacific fA4lr. al, and "a itIin
iUyO icet 81 perpetual snow, Ibr Amvrl-
5zn sl,ls 81 cars aiii be aduplrd, Aid
Isitsd states engineers y ID sulss ihtta4
is construction.
Four OF i've iaches more snow frIl alotg
he snow blockA.is bsIt VI the uniOti ia.
sihc Railroad, saturday night AID ~und4,
accompanied by = nigh Tod sbd il.e
'ngw dtifird badly Thr iaa,..ng,f tlsls.
i,st kf ON De- Jsu. 18Th 10 Jan. zsb.
.rs tepOFNsd NJ aAsii,s kVvA LiseA SO.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-02-08

making sSsi.s5 for the milk Of ten
cows Tor ten morths aud four days, or
sss.4s per COW. Mr. Jameson has been
a sma upnoticed. quiet producer do
ing il work well he is perfectly salts.
fed with the result aud believes that
others could do just as well as lie hAs
done, aud ought TO be satisfied, Fe
has taken no better car f his stock
than what every dairyman should do
10 make dairy ng profitable.
We do not know what & people Of
the Housatonic valley expect to real
i've e m their dairics per COW, but we
do know that sss4s is more than an
averag, yield per COW for ten mouths
ia is valley when the milk Is made
into butter or cheese
We are younl in the milk business !;
we are anxious 10 get all the iniorma-
iion ve can on the subject we are
grateful for gratuiluus information from
experienced parties. but we wish Ia
have statements made with eandar and
70 teas ,nable that we can believe they
ar intended IA benefit us and not in.
tended a. drive troublesome rival
frrm valuable market. II will he safe
or all who are int nding 10 sei d milk
10 New York next season. TO examine
the grstnitous advice from old cstab-
li,hed milk routes with good deal. Of
scrutiny We are likely 10 became an
important rival ~ the nils market, aud
we are likely L, be- told that the mar.
ket Is glutted, and that We are going
a. lose heavily. and had bctt,r stnp
sending milk aud make butter and
cheese II the market j. glutted let
thee whose farms have been made
worth $50 per acre by the milk trade
stop, Let lhore who want to buy our
butter aud cheese ard send their
milk e. market stop and make enough
bu Ter anc cheese for their own con.
SUI ption :, least, r Men.
iarbums lie | CD. 3. 1872
Il secm. t. a. il,Ai one ~ The grral ben. !
cfl. arising irHn Tie milk business has 1
been iotails overlooked iu making esii- 4
maies. To prsiuor miik during tie win.
Ier niuUiiss Il v necsssary 10 f,s-d cows
large smUaag u grSin o. other extra feed 4
AHd farmer, are la The habit 81 esluuiihg
IL on tie side of expense, Nhereas
nine lsuihs of every bn,hei " grAiu I'D 1
out on tie iagm >, mains oh Il Il. the fFm
4 ussburss aid !. that amoun, ~ b~p, Ct
10 the nsshane hesp. Mahare from cattle
led b~atiis 81 grain j. worth nore hen
1Sabis AAl nyln ssla.Als led VI kay
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InE TAMaANN nING AND THE
HAIE TltIENEs,


Honest people throughout the coun.
Try have sincerely hopeI that the past
fall and this winter would see the work
Of reform ia New York 20 forward. and
there's and rascals Of every stripe and
hue brought To justice but il must be
confessed that very little has been &C.
tu4lly done IL is true that Tweed has
not yet secn ct to 60 10 Albany TO take
his seat 10 the Legislature although he
has said that he would do so he
Legislature las taken no decided action
either as regards new York city or the
Eric ring "A regard 10 the latter, the
Springfield R.pgttcaa says
With every day now, the prospect Of
seeing the tic thieves forced 70 dis
gorge their plumber thi year grows
fainter. Bills looking 10 that deyoutly.
T. be.wished for contamination have
teen introduced in both the houses st
Alba J aud referred 70 the committees
on railroads Tut these committees
make no sigh Tie World corr ~ nd
sut predicts that they never will at
least. he says. the impression is stead.
lily growing strau ca that there is a. be
no action taken he 1lbany reporter
u The ar Whites that the umnit.
tees appear g. have < nc % sleep,
and that the question already begins Ia
te moote1 whether Eii.u famous south.
iug syrup which has been 80 potcn, ia
past legislatures, is q going tn be as
magical here a. ever. he r, iInas
tay- tbs re people richly aanrd
10 pay a mlls u DOL AZ. for this mac.
tiuu aud IT. mathematical editor. al
icr hguriug i al oct a nounccs that
suppos'ug The ~ mR price Cor senators
q t. ~ coo aid flr .rsembl, men clio.
600 III sum wou purchase 10 Il the
former aud IS II tie latter cansidera.
lily mere legislative property than Nr.
Jay Gould rally uctds
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The dNantic Monthly Tor February
uus madr a, M,lcomr appearance nln,,
.,ur table. M ltisuu ui literary ,as,
ra1 III ri I" dispense with ihls standard
mah,H,, Ills year Witnesses sryrrut
nuik, 4 Improvements 10 The cunlents OF
thr Atmldlc.
Tie Chtia,oa Era We'll does the
iinstun ttayrth I saN that this paper hns
tukrn la - v,gtI.tmge iptuL II H. abh
cohtiuctt, UI hrmd and comprehensive
Nrws. cettulc IA spniI, aud Ia every
way iitsl-rtass religious paper, Wplthl
al Il place la ANY tamlA. sc advertise
aru.
r te,S ms cH Monthly, for The new
year, u"Iuvs To a, ma new dress. Il l.
ptiuit q "a, tn krt rupct. ami /, IL tyert
a. IL q superior Is II, many predecessors
NE s,h ttlons me- ,yidruih nntir " I'm
glea care, aed il l. lcHlA Wonderful how
Il ~ paol rivers appear alnnnp ilr ttin.
dird' tia ute gwen. Volume X com.
n1mc. with lla J.nuu. ,lunbtf prio
30 crnt-; 81 - lcl year I hr publisher
Il - siN ba r. tdilIibeis tor 81, and We
mit i.c Hll "llr musical reader, ~ lake ad.
vantage otthrotfr. AL lrcs j. l., Peters,
80 lir,nduaN New \ III.
iocDS. bl Ma. Juha G.. II Darr, an
Ih'd ~ :, bll lluniu.lun. etc. phimdcl.
phm: Llrpinrult " Co.. 1871. Mrp Dort
bal gHtrsldrnt al liutiand,l ~ wei known
Ia lnuhi ui uul readers. This volume ui
t. ,ns II Ihc iiisl rulcctiun IN book iplm
ri larr utnnl contributions, aud Is well
w"iilA 81 . = ace 10 every library.
fircSjje ; cieHce. h, j X. Nirlnla, A.
VI NJ. - +. New lurk: Ilmd & llnnyh.
ien 1li- Nuirur Is comprehensive
nali-r "i common ,cienitit rubirel.,
zach u I'VE \ one ought to b.. t,tlnlInr
Miib. ntnl contains q frnd 1t valuable Ia.
"lilnll"h worth many timrs the east ~
! ht h""k, u VII interest the whole fam.
ny pinup. even dow u to lie children.
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sosilet frsvr y 3 evaFias "a smc,s
test Ia DISCUS laHs " tie ssah ah $
fsisi leru,t slissu
Nefmani !. .px hrrr 0aasipl.s s.
las itis Nhatrr Whi,h g. t-trg Ise..rl
a,a thlIFd "a makel, tum tai 81.
towns - tie sisie
A. ed Woman q II survived a. s..
AibaR- oe fthlRs, hstipg iutestl. ep.
tircly nio'.e, al tlic Ma, trslu lnslatd. e.
t'ia her daughter 81 lhal plagc.
The Ir,q,b n E..rx Ccple srr petmr,
ais,i wtlh illc iAiirsad irter. tlne ,ouep
bat, there wss hrard 60 frmaik that .l,,
don't 'nw No istlrr. round her Thar hsllt
I'D On the kc,rs
Rutland h,Asl- ~ woman S. ,caf.
old v ha ha- buii Il tsu u-bas,ds. lrcu
divorced irptn third. spd j. htius "a iii.
the t.urlh. She Ma mani, a - I3. ald
ha, b ca III n iher 81 IA children, ut,
two of which are now alive,
Work on the Mn,tprIIer aud Well.
River nilr'ad i going right nl.,t,g, cscr .
udrR indicating its earl, c.arl,lpii u.
Track LAYING will b. c,mueuc, 4 a Mont.
pelirr MAY ntnl, and be- pu,h,d uia,l
the iron /. all down
Col George 4. Sic rim VII retire a. n,
the superncndeury IT the New La,d, q,
Norihtru Railrad un the III at Alrit
aud be succeeded d, Ueorye 4. lIeue Il,
recently assistant superintendent ol tie.
New Orleans, Mobile aid T,xa. Rail.
road
john Richardson, Esq. Of West Curinil,
Is 10 Years Of aye, aud lives III the same
house that sheltered him AT his buIh.
sleepi x IN the room Ia which he wa,
born. lie has twin brotaer living
they being all lett Of family Of eight
chi dren.
On Monday last smother lux was add
Ell to the Vermont Division Of the Pom.
land h Ogdenshur2h railruad. Train.
began running east Of ST. Juhnsbury t.
West Concord, u distance Of nine miles
nAkirR as miles OF the roa now IL ol,-
Grafton.
The result Of the conference betwpet,
the committees appointed by tie CcIrdahin
agricultural Society and the ycrnsll
State Agricultural Society, has resulted
IA the location ut the STATE Fair Tor 1 e
present Year ut 81. JulllrbmS, The second
week IN September.
A good many years ago Mr.. Barhit
French, finding lut OF hand in Ncsliuli
without Az! apparent owner, cuurlud Il
to occupy II intending when the owutr
turned up either 10 buy il III him ~ get
pay Tor The improvements II AIDE. Fium
that day 10 thl, ilo owner has ever "a ptut y
ed, and Mir French owns the pace b,
right oi long possessions.
Bishop BIsell, Of this Dioceasc, 10 un
enthusiastic disciple of l-aak Mahun
hen al hahdolph, where lac lia~ nlaeN
near relatives residing, he had lIied Ia,
Hck wlih buI poor success, when il Wa
u geSlrd To him hal he had better gtl
l. W. Wight, Who was alWays euc, css lur
~ his p'eal"ry llips, 10 accumpan, lim
The htxi tine he saw Wigln, the Bi-hpl
t-ked hm 10 20 with him. and Nighi
aid hr would. The IIi,hp then wanted
90 know when, and Wigm--M hn dill II !
know the Ii,hop, but supposed be- wa.
talking with me city visitor -replicd:
4 ,au',oi I.n.aiLly iaaUo tli4 u"L J,ur
viii 20 next Sunday. The Bishop de-
clined 10 90. telling Wight he lad an mr.
pointment 10 preach on the da, nuln Il
--Montpetier Argus.
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slos+ F.rBerr vbo are rpcrr,lulou.
siEsald Fi-ii hseAiiiirs whest ihe milk
ba.lisess hss been oauiei - 81 ear.
ASH ~ il's dsasHvsee il the pr,slutsire-
ns.s y tbe i.russ II o, carp ms ub
iiiis basiBe-s icw years tl,c aaunui -
isay cui and Ersin rAi-ri i d,sabisd Wr
.iasahi csuat I .. gain e. ihs valBs ufilse
'Afm aad we lAre -, duui.i & ,sali l..
a.ii, d"He Sith prapcr management.
10. JougNAI
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NAaG REI COLLINS E,lATr.

ram ~ BMoNT hsHch - u stfid =
Ata lHh = Cur be Il ~ Ma els ste wit 4
-nt tt ~aid liirrut VI NJ nrhester. oG he 81
dsyn' FrfTHsr = u 1872
Pr sn' H. Is Hr IA, Jn gs r
"a aEttu uci "ritll tur n. III Z tD be thp
'aH as aad tt-inittht sf-Aiarpk eita.ti ~ la ,
Ma cttt stsf ~ aid dtruist deeeHsea. W.,
- rsg "a ial UtGh,te
Wh'tru Is" II was ord trd tat aid intfrn
&c Ht""u - Poo atr CO IL h.
hid ~ rebst tiirt ~ Mapsb sief IN ssat
VI u q Sd lsel Wr,iu sd.y II kui.r iary. f.
RI AID tlrt ruti tH,.tsri lee gfye 1 ~ par
or 'R'trd 4 hS p u shiuY CT ihe COP
= ~ r',. 80 ~ shd nrt.ef thf pe. l.. .pfes
i.rly Ia The NsEuheslsr J'tRAAL, usss ps. ;
: fhe' At s-ii Manchester, prsrisus 20 ssi tim.
~ urA y.
Atm rec H.
A'est LOyELASD MUSsoS, Register.
iTur ~ ~ f,p. ~.
.-a htrst LoFEL1AD MUHsON. Register.
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Two attempts hAve reeraiiy been made
10 bum lee leiOIn school building 1T
NsItfJun.
Tie la dpd 5tbt IL Vermont has bten
tehac.d ilV l,asi srsr save ,yy0r aud il
rVs sAsyut.ta ~ go ~.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-02-08

The Washington correspondent Of the
y \ 7rabaRe inallhtliug 90 recent de-
balrs III ii,~ Scusic IhHmbcr. rrmSrss.
sarvly mrver "a. President 80 treat.
81 Is ii. itisi,is q. Gen Gram :. treated
b. The >shaiuf. sho are supposed us,w 10
stl5t his confidence sid feel 81. political
ambition. iic pnsps-r. a seisrus VI ~
SOfm Ia tte citil service, aud tie, ery oui
up@,i. !, - = i,unabag he recommends a
EsAsafe - slHaesiy which the g,slsi seasr
aud klaa ieetlag u nc VIA II cs,uusry a..
maud, AID tlaeg - themselves 10 kltl Il
b. ludltrctiou AID al the while the,
deHUance eterf UpubiieAu who does nog
favor 0laas's generalization as a rsuegnds
aid traitor, SGD Nj Lhspdlrr. ia TIE ss,..
ae. calls cot O. the drmocrs,ic party.
"pou's dishaHd 81 sAa, II . casdiiais;
somv 0vrs aeFs &ad gske sVFx bead re-
pa1lie&a
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EARM FOft SALE

~ pIfaaahtn afastFss ~
Iaft vale, ult 80 4 sh.zs Y Nhat II fsfifd
diYit 4 80 Htpa psR. So o. e sSh ~ ny
teh al "A tt,. 49,, 49,, q, aif za,.. = spRsr
afeh .r,f ~, -. a $500. siH stt.H appi
f4t,ti u.tes.aEs mE 90 psiF eth
~. Al Il "a -. a, -. b Eas Tue fstaiara
fem t..t .,,t -. $3.50 Ifah. stbtrt 10 fuas
,.a3e- .dJ biaek snits si,titi. ftist
uL.,.h "a - ,.,t - tbu' Uthsr sissll lts
'-s| Y' tho .io ls,Ais :. 4,
loo fniff a. a..
" " WILEY
'A'' - 1872 ia
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EUEDEhltK aHiPlAID', h

EtEDkhlt X sHiPtAl D's h..
tAit tTtti - NfisoAT. as1sAs.iss Ia.
n 4 r.
A. be-. C,nr bed a Aanohes,ss w,tA,,
a. tati bs rs = aAnsbsAt.t -, ~. ~
day j. mar & u 1872
it'Stt taa Is BUTTON Jaay.
~ t@fiiR t,ft' % T'tiug pnfp4s,,HK D. h. IL.
s-l 49, sta tc#ts asur FF.aisr ~ rts,,,., 7
~ - - ng t1tss 4 EA tact. asor.,
d -iaf q ~ puists "a
.i'uien z -. et8ff.d ihst eel h.t,o.
s|H ~ liH.rH ~ fipias C.riri +, !,
~ ! lss ~ IL Olbee 70 Asrrte tss.td
dieiiie Y ~ 4st Wsdnes,lss ~ T,b,u..v ingg
~ ftif' h'ttaf b stfsA t. 81 t.f..,,,,. -.
''ra''-' "y lotlshil ostttA,J raps M NJ.
t.'esf ~ ~ sf4't ghtr+ apos. "a ,..e3,i, 4.
tue ~ seafstsa l,tKaAL at4s~s,.s,., ,,yt,',.,,
= ssIf A@7 0s, u Sisas - .sld ssas Il
d q
tfbN FFHaft
4 iF8v ~ re "a,
A'i~t. DiKIL ~ Nus~Os Hesi,,y
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siege ~ dsvrb'ru@rf. prsEress wouh he
ittIss.ti,ir W fifi ffsr-s = prsish, ~
b stcp .iaFe y hauaan d'Fel't rnrtsl /;
b. lilr earliest tsge- - rs hi's.s ~ dnd
ii esrsried flssiil.r .sd VI tbr wuuisu
-tsH buai-s tlsr -rfI~pt- hraa II we
take Adam Clark. sea-. tp.eisli,sn, that
ihf srft-en, ,lrd,, tbe seusupas usiurc
4 mau, erraa - il ihi- pn,plSrs, II
tia tiue, n lieu he racr shsll ri-e ai'.'ve
ms Ftsssrt uHtutu 10 htghfr cundilieh.
Tie a ord -s-f,l sl-, .uEEe-ts ah,ahrr i,ira /;
eel, a suall pput'u - tie ppiduos ~ Inc
ra1h i ssta ~ iar ard. sod b. rvuiAin-
Ser !. SCI alsu tot higher urpOses, snd
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The following i an ab,tpcl of lecture
recently delivered ia Br,pkhn, by Eide,
Eyaus of ne Mouur Lebanon shaker.
sud copied from he Brouklyn Eagies
Lat evening large audiencr, luiiI,
rpre-euEiug the speculative ard liberal
thought OF the Diri,iCi, gathered At Ma
sonic Temple to hear from Elder Fred
W Evans. statement of the distinctive
theories and principles Of the shaker com
munily AT NrA Lebanon The We, erublr
t.drr Was accompanied TO the platform
by two sister. % the satue fraternity,
y, arimg the plain, convenient drrss ~
v,gnc - Il,e svui ment. TIE chair va,
occupied BY Mr. Fshbough, wllO, 10
iew appropriate rrmarks, introduced r.
der Eysns 10 Tie audirnce The leclut,F
announced as his subjvc, lot iue evening,
THE poSAIs oT rRorHEcr.
which be said va. An indication II 81 im.
peiirct stale VI ssists, tnu,mueh - IL
wa- tise f,rrtuuurr u progress. Progress
'sdscAiss imprfvelivA Or unsfiAiBeu l'er.
IseuoU, Il lis tsSs bsd tesytsd ~ IL lsssg
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JONATHAN HUIE n, EsTArf

rTAtf ~ fHNlsr, Hauu.t ttsr b. tire p.
A. itolht' t,u,t Il ~ ~ M.rrbs sttf situii
q = sFia hstuvt II d-bohtstst ou tbs 2iH
ia % J ia ~ A. h. trT1
lfr-sDd u 90 T. . Bau"u. Judge,
A. ~ nai' ~ b. Sriifig pufpDriiag ~ BE- ~.
ls-t II ttslafn o ~ ma hAu Huislt late 8
~ ~ iH ~ii bstltet, & erae.d, vac pts.ebl.
81 tgr pto ar
VIM upap a "a urJerrd tat sad 81
r4thshi ~ lrnvsu Pub /. q ari n
itrd q ttr u abt 90, 81 haurh stsr !
- De -, ~ w. lee Ntd rdaN g. Ieb Tar
~, .'Hi Va "tiA. 'tt,',t W. llYst a. 81 b !.
Ht- iHl'f"~t ht pu HrAinR = erit-d cop ~
~ rtsta = ssid n4d tirte ~rrks ~a.s .ssi..
~ ip thr j ,NCnEtfEt JuunrsL. . ns wspap
lath'a - ~",i AAachvsayf prev pus = -.
u ~ bvsT us.
"A tT4f ntaEt
A. L0fELAAD NUNsoN, Register
s iffe esat Z G4a
tto.st ipyEL,N NUS on Eagist :.
5Ifpa8A
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,oMMIsl lNEll, NOTICE.

u" sn' erinor-, h,iug app inted bv iht
Hoe, y e hrutst" CA on the Dat lot Hsu
c'e ser Co nurrlnH q, ~ rec ~, * niue And
ia thr sim and dehlanIs Of al pefsurr
~ ~, 1T no E,tai o
ONE h9tr, late u wiaiat
's'd liieirc' tcoarcd, sud airu a., elaine and
ahl- h'lhlsh ~ II. thereto and siH
iii ir3n, ta' 81 d4, ~ lama \. 1871 bsiup
p~eJ cato cont t"t = 81 ia one 49, de,
Il ! J. Ttbt gnr ut c., that - wi attend
-bnsln ssuf M ri tBiRrsneni atth b u
RI W. Ea'" tie ~ day at ia 1872
e "h' Mt W no u pm - -Ah a.
IA . W h ] 10 ~ d. Jan i.ry A
io52
MIS- MAHfIS,
tUHll~ Il BlAsON G MS
lliA' Kiln " SHELDON.
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A'sd e@ars'iss' Sia,f'ltfsoa ~ Irsyy .is,taaes
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-10

FEARFUL EXPERIENCES oF BUFFALO HUNT
EEs-1be Naterville Kansas Telegraph tells q
terrible tale Of suffering concerning Mr. r. M
Brewer, the survivor of a party Of buffalo hunt
err frozen TO death in Phillips county, m No
vember last. Mr.. Brewer was badly frozen ON
the morning OF Sunday, Nov. n. HIS four com
panions went for help. and were all frozen TO
death. on the Wednesday following, Mr..
Brewer was found 10y two hunters, McMurrer
and Psvne. A fire was built and PAYNE re-
manned with Brewer, and McMurrer went for
help. Arriving at the home OF r. W. Wagner.
on Cedar creek, nine miles away, Nc urreT
was so badly frozen that he could not return,
but wagner and two Others started out on Fri-
day. They failed 10 find Grower tin SATURDAY.
de was found helpless, laying with his feet at a
hre that Payne had succeeded in keeping up.
Neither he nor Payne had had anything 90 eat
since The storm came on, more than a week be-
fore. He was taken 20 a house, and not many
days after his feet were both amputatel A. lie
passed through Waieryille the other day. on h =
way TO Fox Lake, Wisconsin, in charge OF bis
brother
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-10

LOVE- AND RELIC DN.--A Methodist clergy
man well known in New Haven, Conn.,, can
testify to female fckleness and womans power
for evil. A few months ago he had succeeded
in gatlieGng congregation together i'm a sinful
suburb Of the college town, and there were
prospects OF a injecting house" being erected
In quarter which had long neeaeden Among
the feminine portion Of the congregation. how
ever, was rare, radiant and bewitching beauty
who protested to be converted, but the de
lighted dominic fanced that her "change OF
heart was rather an exchange in which lac
was the "party of the second part" Under
the influence OF her smiles and of her love his
preaching waxed more eloquent than ever; thu
congregation increased in numbers, and visions
OF church and steeple, with a little par>on-
age near by, and loving wife to live in it,
were oft INDUCED in by j. Wesley's follower
But about the time that in his minds eve be-
had completed the aforesaid parsonage the
woman who was to have occupied it left him
and few to the arms of Chicago man. who
arrived in town at this juncture, to whom she
avowed that she had been engaged since she was
three years old. The unfortunate preacher
with all that was fair in life for him removed
forever, gave up his work, the church project
was abandoned, the congregation separated ami
the victim of woman's cruel sport endeavors 10
forget that his heart is broken white doing hi,
masters service in young parish on the banios
OF the Hudson.