The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-05-29
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AHttE lHi caring 20 remain lNtff aaA TO
keep their hand lu, they sti 90 work 10
eaTve ihe rocks into the temples, caves,
tgec., as aforesaid Twelve year. they
hammered away, when lbe King hearing
whore they had gone, came with an army
and feet 60 take them back 10 bis king
dom And thus lho sudden sloppagc Of
lhe works i- satisfactorily accounted for
TIM sofarrDE
Of this Interesting spot. which Is seldom
visited by travellers, g.. highly enjoyable.
The sbriucs and temples are neglected
mh deserted. No worsbipis ever per-
formed ia them now, and we We're at BIB.
eriy TO choose from the entire collection
The one most suited for our wants for
uISNrE AND AFTERNOON sNoozE.
A beautifully carved pouico at the
base Of q high ledge-shaded by tbe
primauye jungle trees aud famed By
geule breeze which came over a little
pond marqiucd by Illles, the yerltablc
H8myhta ofba od0Fata. among the velvet
pad. Of which the "fiuny dartors" were
breaking the surface ia pursuit of game,
pickerel or not pickerel that was the
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/ ruE HGAruEN GODS rRowNEp
upon us from their ,cu'ptured inches;
aud when our Edgar lighted the fire
within the holy precints In order to heat
( the soup aud set the pot a-boliug for
( cap OF tea, confess 10 feeling a little ucr-
yous aud ashamed OF the sacrilege.
coon AND SUFFICIENT REASON FOR A
CHANGE or NAME.
We called our boy EdgaT. not for short.
but because his name was Apo. Jungul-
lawashilikya, think he told as was the
( family name Never mind the spelling.
MORE srGlrr.srrlxG.
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-.,a,,iaa ,ra'saan .,ar,.1 ,ua,, ,,oa.o.
,-in' tro.,, s,n,1;og c,,. r,f,nonoI, dis
f,uce by rail. three hundred miles and
more. \ quiet, interesting, large, beau
tiful PhiIadelphia-like city it is, on the
banks of the river Cauvery--a noble
stream, with q massive stone bridge and
water privileges on a grand scale. Morn
ing-the best time 10 see the river
( everybody ahd ms Irlehu go 10 Dathe aha
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s."o'eu e''s"",e' pe"e'""! = s'e"Ni's'
"ooo' ii"' u'"' a"N 'oe ''' ,',S "n i'sS
o' INC Sa'ne ''"'eria' serves ~ " '0'i SUIT
'o' 'n' 'a'''e'' al" ooS''
LARGE LAUNDRY.
Every available rock, grass plot and
Tree near the water serves as a common
urylhs grouno' ana oouoV i 'he SUD-
as ne swings rouhu the c'rcie' OF mas 1t
swung rouha hilll' llluih'heS " more oiii-
hant picture
THE DEATH or BISHOP HEGER.
# was here that Bishop Heller was
drowned while bathing in tank, in
1926, after preaching to the heothen in
their own language IN the Mission
Church. Naughty mau to go in swim
ming on Sunday.
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Near lhe city, on AN lSlahu ca''ed oe'u'
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"a. .,...,, - 60, c..,
HIGH and delieately embroidered As q
lace handkerchief The great pagoda