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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-04-18
The Pleasures es Ranging .'iss'
Browning.

Browning.
4 lady writer in tile New York Times
thus discourscs OF tie pleasures Of
drowning and hanging
Hanging, like drowning, after Tie
first disagreeable stangling feeling, IS
a delightful thing no doubt. There
was an old monk, of the order OF St.
Augustine, who used to regularly retire
to his cell md hang himself Up on a
peg by his neck, attended by Q brother
monk whose duty it was to count so
many and to cut him down. The SEN
sation was SO delicious. the ElaCnifi
cent visions presented to his half
choked soul were so ecstatic, that lie
could no more fOregO the lntOEication
of hanging tlian can the opium eater
intarmit his dose. Then, like the eli
fees of hasheesh, the result of hang
| ing is never twice alike. The gorgeous
deIirium ever takes new shapes OF de-
light. And so the monk went on, till
his attendant got careless, and one day
| didn't cut him down coon enough. and
! there was an end Oh il.
! The writer OF this EHO2r8 that drown
| ing is all its said to be, for she once
! took q header ont Of 4 boat after al
| escaping trout, into the waters Of Lake
| Chantegay. After the first galp Of
| strangliDg water, with her ulmistaha-
| BILE nose III the sand, with gorgeous,
floating dreams singing ike Ear-oil
| music through her brain. tranquil,
! supremely content, conscious Of the
stir III the water made ny those vino
dove three times AFTER her, she was
| unutterably happy. The shadow OF
| the moving boat above dar!zonod tie
shining sands around, a.iG It VS. &C
tual interference with happiness when
cropping hand lnanchored yen cor
| respondent rom bliss1ui reposo and
shot her up 10 lie sunlight. With the
first touch Of aiI came inse1sibility,
and with a return of consciousness
came Il misery and agony lndescrl5a-
bic. But the acrIia! drowning was
nice, ana so ! hclicye hanging may he
also, although ii has some unpleasant
features
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-04-18
The PLAINS, FanGuier Co, Va.

February 9th. 1913 :
MR.. e.. y. kSIGHT-Sir:-1h he Paint came
sste'y To hand AZ ordered-t~o kegs five gal
Ions aud :hroe buckle one gallon eacR.
q praCii''e rs sac did the Job mvse!t.
", eaks, not Instant work, com pleI. Il he
kDi Sc. tav, oats. The last coat applied chick.
sId it Is now generally c"nced ii, that for
..Enamel'' IKE har. -. and body. AL Il hST-
monv OF cnlor-, there il n haBdSomer job
thA place L SAVED sIArY-FivE $3.50 Dol
Ia Nv the op ration, which Is an item just
W wnh "SuuIhern People 1t should he
ecnrs s. " adopted N this state. ANY Country
lad apply it.
L have never siabbe in such stock as Testi-
moniaIs. but 4 ell s,io chilly rne grea: aCapta-
hil:ty OF -;our - Enamel Pa NJ tC the wants 81
our prom = ia exec len v of material, in beau
" OF COO, and i'll he fact of is teirS tEADv
MIxXD titat Civ ol free permiss Oh Gf it Is
desirable 20 youl t. ~ AXE wfat use YIN think
proper of this letter.
V.ry es,ectfully and truly.
s. MCGII.L, NJ. d
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-04-18
CANCERS CURED
BY DR.. KLINE's
Wonderful Cancer AltidOtGS,

Which DESTROY and remove the Cancer .ritho,u
the use Of the Knife or the Loss Of Blood, and at
the same time orerconis the tendency to Gamer -
tie system. y "
:, We also treat all forms OF Ch,o7.ic, Lony
Standing and Obscure Diseases with unpsr allrled
success e..
Especially Epilepsy or FITS, Rheumatism. Neu-
Tdtytu, tsihmG. ScrofGid and Secondary SgphihS.
For particulars, circulars, &c, call ON OF I'D
dress
y. H. GREEN, NJ. d -. Goltisboro. n. G.
A. Ii. LlNDLEI, NJ. D., Charlotte, y. G.
Or y. e. BENTLEY, NJ. D., Sumter, S. q.
jan9 S-3m
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-04-18
BALrINoHg, Dec. 10th. 1872

BALrIMoHI, Dec. 10th. 1872.
ME,.p KNI5Hr- Dear Sir: 1t atf>rds me
mu cl pleasure 70 YOU that the Bradley
Patent Enamel Paint tar exceeds my eXpecta
ton III economy. hrautv, and, 1 have every
Iea-or to beiieve. in durabi ty. More Than
twelve months since painted the roof o. my
Hotel IAiansion House with the Bradley Fat
eni Enamel PAT /, and | well pleased
with u Diet IItI to paint the outside OF tho
Hot. l. and an most happy to ray it gives me
~ fr2t :t'isiaciIon. IN conclusion | Will say,
II This rrs inio will he any advantage to ron,
Won are at iIbP' y 10 ms it.
SuuTs mot resI.s ctfuily,
iS,,t. sLBERTSON,
- ,.-Ian = ouS. Hotel y. ". corner Fayette
I,..,, St,a..,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-04-18
THE BROWN
COTTON GIN

PLANTERS should examine the above
named Old and reliable Gin before buying any
other. 1t combines the required qualities of
simplicity, strength and Durability.
It gins fast and clean, makes excel.
lent lint (often bringing 1.4c. to lac.
per lib. above market.) and is universally All
United to be the HghteSt running gin
mae. We have han thirty Years experience
in the business and warrant every gin perfec:
Gins constantly in tue hands of our agents TO
which We invite ms pection
Circulars. with test OniaIS and full
particulars, may be had by addr, sslng
ISRAEL r. R9SGWN, President.
Brown Cotton Gin Co.,
New London, Conn.
DAWSON, TEEL y HENNIN4, Agents,
Wilmington, \. C..
march Z WIN
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-04-18
SUFFERERS FROM CANCER
LOOK TO YOUR INTERESTS.

Read the following, to which we
might add very many more names
of persons whose cures have stood
the test of time:
This is to certify that we. the undersigned,
have been cured OF Cancer by Drs. Greene
Lindley and Bently, and tt at we rems ia sound
and well Up to this time, sni believ our
cures to be permsncnt, and .heertuily recon-
to them at
Mrs. T. J. Bnlla, Fayetteville, n. C.
jeremiah Wentz, Indian Trail, NC.
Julia Roberts, Fayetteville, N. G.
Mrs. Bette Fultz, Salisbury, n. c..
Ruben Bryant, Pacolett, S. c.
& J. K. Smith, Smiths Grove, n. c.
john Whitaker, Mooresboro', n. c.
HQwell Whitehead, Pactolus, n. C.
Miss Mary Prather, Cross Keys, S. c..
w. J. Mcneil, Laurel Hill, \. c.
Geo. Lee, johnson, n. G..
Mrs. NJ. nj. Swicegood, Asheville,
y. G..
zacliariah Coggins. Miileigeville,
\. G,
Mrs. Caroline Webster, Pacolett,
S. @.
B. n. Withers, Crosbyvi q, S. c..
NJ. G. Campbell. Goldsboro', n. G.
prs. Greene X BENTLEY may be t,n-ul;ea or
addressed at 'i.-lisbero' Medical ,ni Surgi-
cal Ins'itu e. Gnldsbero. - a.. an DIR Lind
ley, corner OF TRADE .Gd College Streets, Char
lutte. \. v. Sc Il for CT cular, call on
the M Consultation Jrce.
march IS vim
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-04-18
JAMES w. LIPPITT,
WITH

JOHN l.. Err,
DEALER IN
d r U G S, CHEMICALS, MEDICINES
Fancy Toilet Articles, &C., &c.
W II o l. E S Il L Z AND RETAIL.
Corner Front and Market Streets,
(McLin's Old Stand)
WILMINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA.
may II, 1872. 1S WY
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-04-18

is very large throughout the State and the
whole South. In New Hanover. Edgecombe,
onsiow, Duplin, Sampson, Brunswick, Bladen
and Columbusit is especially large, while in
Halifax, Wilson, Wayne, carteret, RoBeson.
Richmond. Anson, Cumberland and Moore,
and in several counties of South Carolina, its
circulation Ia very good.
1t is published Every Friday the follow
inc
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-04-18

wing arranged with DR.. r. H. Kline
FouI der and Proprietor of the PhiladeIphin
Bellevue Institute for the esta b ,ish lne MT a.; q
pernane mt office at GOlusboro for tue cure OF
Cancer. We take pleasure in Informing ths
Atfi lcted that We have secured n large COM
motious building. and thoroughly furnished i,
for the especial comfort OF onT many Patients
coming to u- fr' III distance.
DIR. j. Bentley, the Surgeon i'm charge
late A ssistaIit Physician and Surgeon In til
"Philadel Pbia Brlev Ge Instltut - is gentle
man OF nigh protet siOnal attaInments a INV
stefan OF experience, and we'll skuIed in the
reatment of Cancer by our methods.
DIR. Greene has for years had charge Of a
Branch Office, to DR.. Rline's Institute at Char
lotte, n. q and his success in the cure OF Can
Ger and other Chronic Diseases has been un
precedented.
Cancers w IL. as heretofore. be treated main
ly with DIR. kIne's great Cancer Antidot.s
wonderful in their eject and permanent In
their results. 7 he truth will warrant US in
saying that more PERMANENT CURES Ii ave been
nude bv hem than by any and all other meth
DDS combined.
We will take pleasure in sending the names
and T. y. addresses of persons cured wears ago
and who remain peri city well mp to this time
to any who will apniy. Let all the afflicted
write for circular, or come and see US. Con-
sultation tree. Professional Fee within the
reach of all
Infrmary on Walnut street. second door cas-:
OF the new Hotel. Beard IN the Institute low
as the market will Kermit
Our Office at Charlotte is in charge of Dr.
Lndiey. who is treating large nu mbers at that
place. All Chronic Diseases treated with I'M
precedented success.
march IA v3m
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-04-18
april 4

~ The CHEAPEST ard most EFFECTIVE
Steel Prov IN
~ IT rots TaE OF Two PLows WITH
ONE MAN ONk HORSE.
It runs shallow, is easily guided, and Is light
to the Horse.
1t is made of Wrought Steel, and will Outlast
two ordinary Flows.
1t weeds Potatoes, and replaces the earth on
the hilt at the same time.
It.can be used in any we'll prepared soil, and
is equally good for cotton, corn and Potatoes.
All who have used it are pleased with it.
alt Is the best for plowing Young cotton
have ever used.''-CoI.. A. NJ. FAISoN.
lit saves the labor of horse and plow
and two hoe h,ndS.''-ELDER ~. w. HUPHAM.
J. ID. CARROLL, ESQ. says:--'SOfa far as have
used it, il eXcels all o. hers >
HARPkR WILLIAMS ESQ. vS:-''It
the labor of one horse ana hand
81 A. Il. FARQUHAR, savs'-"I know Of no
Cultivafor embracing % MANY good points.
l. e., well adapted 70 working the plant
the several stages ~ ils gro vita
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-04-18

1t Just the paper for the home and freside
fun OF good reading; all the best Editorials Of
the daily; al the Congressional, Legislative
and Political news of the day.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-04-18

Of Chronic and Acute Rheumatism, Neuralgia,
mbago Sciatica, Kidney, and Nervous Dis
eases. after years OF suffering, by taking
DIR. Filters Vegetable Rheumatic
SyruP-the scientific discovery OF j. Z. Filter,
N. d.. a regular graduate physician, with
whom We are personally acq uAinted, who has
for BY years treated these diseases exclusively
with astonishing results. We believe it our
christian duty, after deliberation, 20 cOnscien-
tiouslS request sufferers to it, especially
persons in moderate circumstances who cannot
afford to waste money and time on thless
mixtures. As clergy men we serouy feel the
deep responsibility resting OH MS in publicly
t ndor-ing this medicine. But our knowledge
iustifies our action Rev. e. II. Ewing. Media,
Pennsylvania. suffered sixteen wears, b-cane
hopeless. Rev. 1 hos Murphy. d. d., Frank
foi Il. Philadel,tia. hev- j. b. Davis. Hight
stown, New .Jereey- Rev j - buchanan,
Clarence. Iowa. Rev. Il. q. Smith, Pitt sfurd,
New York. Rev. Hos Btggs Fails Church,
PhladeI hia. Other TESTIMONIALS nom S.nx-
tors. Governors, .iu'tges. Congressm L, PhSsi-
cians. &C .toraarus- gratis with ami hlet tx
niaining these n ise a>ts. one thou and dol arr,
will ba presented! TO anv medicine for me- dis-
. aSes s;IGwiu equal rlt under test THAI
Car prs Ouce ,D.,t tou:th as MANY living cures.
Any rerSon sending L. i tTtr descrig.tu OF
atficsion will ecelv- RraIis = legally syn. Il
guarantee, naming the humber OF bot. es TO
c IRE, agreeing t" r.Iuhd mo ey mon orn
I Il 70 write 70 IT. Ftier. Ph1lade IpEia. His
valuable advice cos's nothing.
GREEN L. FLANNER,
Wholesale and Retail Agents for Wilmln gton,
n c. jan l5-13-dEW
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ESTABLISHED 1914,
The Wilmington Journal
WEEKLY
THELARGEST, BEST AND CHEAP.
EST PAPER PUBLISHED IN
NORTH CAROLINA.
The Wilmington JOURNAL weekly on en-
teTlng upon It's twenty ninth annual volume, has
been greatly enlarged ana improved. 1t is the
only thirty-six column paper in the State.
~ \ FIK$T-CLASS NEWS AND
LITERARY JOURNAL.
Is UNENCEI.LED.
Embraced III its columns is a more com,,,ete
compact. Yet comprehensive history of the
worlds doings, from week to week, than can
POSSIBLY be found in asy other journal

Embraced III its columns is a more complete,
compact. Yet comprehensive history of the
worlds dongs, from week to week, than can
possibly be found in any other journal.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-04-18

the truth of TINS last statement.
Troops are now about mile in the
lava beds lying on their arms, and will
probably advance tonight under the
cover Of darkness. There are here
about 900 troops which can be brought
into active service. and it is believed
they will end the Modoc war.
Nh. Mcacham is not expected 10
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-04-18
ESTABLISHED 1914.

The Wilmington JOURNAL weekly on en-
tering upon its twenty ninth annual volume has
been greatly enlarged ana improved. 1t is the
only thirty-eix column paper in the State.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-02-13

w s search of John W Bsebs 2
WIZ FG Manchester several weeks since
fuAT4NM,
Tho Tank HOUSE oftbe Har3em *
taan Naitroad ! sew rods above this
station wss entirely destroyed by nun
abani drc lock an Friday morning
.s.i. The bajldiuE wss rsiier 3 shabby
affair but contained q valuable pump used
3sf pumping wsler lnto thr tank Adrc
Was laH Iu tar ere thc night betou sbd
sarpaef ta tafe ehaie1 from
fH5e
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-02-13

I3e UJ- baya beeu ial0. lwpat
sar m Jais place. lac SNOW sud wIul
maklBz lively wafs i0r the path uas.er
-tseuben iamFe0u lost aof-f recent.
gY, O., breaking his Beg fwo iu
lae slsbe
Tie YaatE po aat 5 gathering as
G. ". Woodwarl 60 ne evening d tba
4lih n.a, which wss h.nig attended, oR-
ing 10 ta1 weather and msi. aai rs
aasned 10 the su, wilson q ake stsle
oftae wcsthcr hialerel q larga atfcBi-
aae. aat d8 moi freycuf those who 88
a,ttai ifum having good dHe
gtsere sin 81 So elfF sanpef a} Me-.
jams, Ta5mpa 81 "Wednesday q
tie t~reseat week sof he iepedt 81 nev.
Mr narklet
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-02-13

TIE Muhc5N QaanfrY Nesting
was hea bern ca ths lbd fo Pres aE
T3ef Ter NJ Caernvr. preaching ia
tbe uarafng aud Rev Mr Baeka rs tbe
a0gno9a TIE eel wt inside s
ttsa aaaefstau
H0SrevurEHt-
ills 9tar which WaFsIauei lu ua
taanofN sad.am aams t.me ago had na,
besu captured a. last soo3auts. although
many rromlBsnt snortsusra from thar and
Hainsuad aE town toaE S hsu8 % the trail
Tbe Northwestern Far Co.. Of Grafton.
aerc 600 hand, aud when aaelr force.
struck tbe Trail she Pres dcal % thr Com
pauF Is reported Ia have made the foh.
loving feeling address Hoys. bok
Mere, lbat j. tie foot print oftbe p.ant-
grade guadrupei whose llaless carcass
we are this day 10 bear from this ie,d.
A. we enter the romantic village Of Wind
ham, children viii drop their playthiags
aged iadie. raise their sp~ectaeIcs, the
sound Of the hammer and tbo hum 81
business viii cease. sud !, tine bear, and
YOU .hall become the objects % interest.
Our skill aud courage viii be known aud
appreciated while bears continue 30 De a
terror sud q dread TO chi. quiet and i8.
du.trious people. But comrades, be calm,
great achievements are The results OF
courage controlled by prudence and
sound judgement, Those marks correct
N indicate the unparalleled length of The
beasts claws, cd least three inches
Think Of his iusks Of proportionate
length and o will not be at a loss in
imagining the fate Of one of our number.
up 20 his armpits In the Snow and over
taken by this ferociou, monster. Listen
tu word of advice before proceeding
to eaur noble bat dangerous work. A.
you cc the bear approaching, stand
firmly upon the top OF the snow. lire.
then run rs never man Fan before Now.
BOYS, for the bear,
-pUrf LONDONDERRY.
IA correspondent send o "pome'
pertaining to "a local matter, which We
lack the room to give in fall. but give the
first verse as a specimen brick. ltis onti-
tied.
nlat, ar,s .a q spiritual Bass
U.t -.8. ~ t.s4 ..., Fu.+
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-02-13

bradley a UlaqAmor advertise staple
a41Js very low Ganre
d. Button, formerly of ltBs place, IS
located 50 Grand Rapids, Michigan, where
ue has s. foe Office sud rs doing So good
hu- mess
Miss MARY gufuham at ihI, place
read su tssa before lbe recent meeting
aftac State Teacher Association, which
vas rrrr ristly spoil eu of tv chose 70 81.
Tendance
Tho supreme Court is IN session
tud WIN probably got nearly or quite
through tHoir busiuc To-day, lWcdnes-
1syj fherc aro uoErr} important eases
au trIaI. There hava boen no decisions
made yea
a car loaded with charcoal wa, burn
ed 81 tho depot ono morning last week.
Tic cas- was loaded at Danbg, and if is
supposed there was lire len la the coal
which the current ol wind IN passing fan
nod into q fame aud when discovered il
was past exlinguishing,
We pabiish thi. week the prospectus
of toe New Yosk Times, one Of the best
papors Published. We will furnish The
weekly Times aud tie JorUNAL 70 our
new ubscribcrs. for a year for $500 10
advance, and 10 Our old subscribers FOR
s1.75; the semi weekly for 500 sud
a, 9 ia advance
AN oar citizens who are interested
Ia organizing 4 town circulating library
are requested 10 meet At the lecture room
81 tllc Congregational church, on Friday
evening at + O'Clock, Immediately after
upe close Of the Young Mems Christian
Association This meeting is for the
adoption ola constitution aud election Of
officers
We have received a photograph Of
tie ST. James Hotel Jacksonville, which
demonstrates that it's q fine hotel out
wardlg, aud all who know frieud Oryis'
proetlFidCs Tor bookkeeping are satisfied
a. TO what it's iaueariig. We learn that
thc ~t. James i inll aud doing a rushing
business and src extremely glad to hear
iG
4 break occurred IL The Equinox Pond
on SUNDAY which gradually lowered the
water about four feet. Il was very for
inmate thai the lee crop was al secured
before tbc break occurred. There is vs. alter
enough lctt IL afford d bsbitation fer the
lrout ia lbc pond. aud ppairs viii not be
made before wsfm weather.
-rrpsieboresu Hall There win DC
ane ii the usual social dances Of Tie Tcrp-
attofeau eIab the al1Ee bail u Fu-
lsy evening OF tbe present VCchs Feb.
igth l>f. Valentine day3. Az regular
members and auy who haye ever received
invitations s. tle-e partie. are expected
30 be pucscat DtucjuE wia commence
promptly at half pass eight P. 49,. and
angindc At il reasonable early hoar.
our friend. Mr.. l.. G.. 0Ris, although
be has sold ou, BIZ. business here. stii ba'
iaslquarleg the ufua ga EE-
a't ei a'.H a'' '"'.'
~ l"aN = Aa'3.4 "'lh t''u ~ - '"n
l'l 'tt.' ~ ' .D''S' ""' "so' "s
Nia' "'s N'' ''' "'''''"'''e ''
nue. se 1'"''"'s'
'''s"h1 '' '' ''f'''",
az 500 7N Guy '5" gus 49, Gus
f' 49, "i' 'is'' "'5'. "' '" ~
Rev p y Toe srsiHait ct Eafi
naag anacn ea so,whom mans q
af uaiea @alaihs
81" Aa'taf oifare afaatE. Iit'
w9iA a1 et HaFfIefs Removed
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-02-13

Hear Sc the mighty t~entaus'- trcRd-
sec the long huI oI myriad dtsd
With hpof Of horse snt human head
Rse up ana speak
Twas proud Oily IHpus gave l5 birth
For q Thousand year, So rpanied the earth
Est periumed flowers 81 the century plant -
Dr4uk lguid from tho volcanoes mouth.
Slea mauaud beast to play our part,
Then restored H. life by the Centaut art;
Chased Wild mares on tha field of Mara,
Lived pnth Garth, and slept mnng tho etsrs. -
CA ataet mlssIoa nov were sent
Tn bless mankind with an em0llleut,
81 which the world ncer hath duaamp,
Even our CENrAuR LINTeurNT.
ID uauishes pains audi an such thiugE,
Cure turns and scaldr, poisonous stinCs
Rheumatic horrors ecarcs away,
iimbrrs stif-joints 10 a single day.
Poor crlppies IN their hpbbling way.
Limp III on rrntches then walk away.
Fear not dumb horse thy friend now speaks,
NhoIhual your wounds, aud make yon leap
Ten bars piles oats to bolt,
and flesh about ike Wonder colt.
yellow wrapper IS the thing Ion brutcs,
White wrapper alone the family suits.
J.F. Ludewig, Of Hobokon, Nj, says, erho
Centaur Liniment has cured me Of rheumatism,
after intense suffering for five years.
Il tried many remedies for my sprainod auele
without rcllot The second bottle OF Centaur
Iiuiment cured il perfectly, GHAs. HrLL, SIC
zine st., philG.
II Marsh, Esq, supt. Of Adams Express Sta .
biCs, New York, says al owners Of horses
sh0uld know the Centaur Liniment. We End it
the best thing ever used 10 our stables
THIS testimony could be repeated for a month.
II you want TO avoid suffering, Just try the G. EN-
taur Eminent. sold by sll Druggists.
J. +. ROSE 4 co, 81 Broadway, n. Y.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-02-13

IeI4 forfeit uur hundred dollars Or s iuIl cAssd
sewing Machine t ans sewing Machine that vii
DO Ebt VARIETY of wuTk whirh can be lone ga the
glaI stfaghmanEs
rEU O., HoWbEFa
tluug#gt Factory lalWl VI.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-02-13

CHTpREN cEY TOR P]tTcHER's CAsronIA.-A sub
stltuie for Castor Oil. 1t assimuates the food
cures Wind COie, aud causes natural sleop. 1t
does not contain morphine. is pleasant 10 take,
never gripts and never fails, The best pbysic
known. 3J2ma0
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-02-13

~i VI a aNtiRAlnti ~ ~ RiAANt 49, J"''
d~cation, fully seasoned with practical in
struction you are referred TO a festival
held in Pollard's Hall, Thursday evening
last. Here Is what was furnished for 10
cents: Excellent music by the qatre;
Reading by Mrs. Edna j. &. Noble, sub
iect: "Threc Wrens;" Recitation, Crock
of Ages, exquisitely rendered by Miss
Leland Reading, "Little Lettuce by
Mrs. G. II. Bowles, the applause which
followed, indicated the satisfaction Of the
audience; Mrs. Noble read the "Creeds
of the Bells" a very difficult composition
calculated to test the powers Of the elo-
~cutionist, il Is, however, understood that
Mrs. Noble is almost beyond criticism,
certainly, any that | can bestow. In an
acting charade, entitled. "Aleddiesome, -
this lady sustained a leading part, assum-
ing grotcsque costume and rendering the
Hibcrniau dialect with i@auitless accent
aud meditation. Were it moi for the
helping hand of the talented Mrs. Gowing
who never touches but 10 polish, our
North Chester friends would lack q pow
orr,I ,nyiliory IN ,bo make ma of their
e,o entertainment. comnIimenfary
mention sbopld no made orau ENGAGED IN
the evenings festivities but space torbids.
Moderator J.. :. Adams, filed the bin
s3lendidly. Thanks for special courtcsics
arc due friend Adams. who furnished
your correspondent with a peg to hang
on. The hall was jammed with people
and / learn, over >lo2 were Melted
which will be appropriated To church de-
eoration Of the FIRST JnINersaIist Parish.
WILMINGTON.
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