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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1873-11-29

WHAT PAIR OF SPARRows CAN
Do.-By careful investigation. it has
been ascertained that single pair Of
European sparrows, during the infancy
of their brood, feed their little ones an
average about three thousand three
hundred and sixty caterpillars in a
week. Now, take your states and pen.
ellis, my little friends, and see how many
caterpillars in month the sparrows
killed by that Sussex County club
would have destroyed if they had been
permitted. Think what quantities of
pretty leaves. how many bushels Ct
grain, and what an abundance of nice
fruit must be destroyed by the taking
off of seventeen thousand worm-catinr
birds
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1873-11-29
Kidney Dc Bladder Complaints,
DR., RAILWAYS
Observation-Disclosures

perfecty ta.telcss elegantly coated with sweet gum.
purge regulate purify cleanse and strengthen. Rad
WAYS Pills for the Of all disorders OF the Stomach.
liver Bowels Kidneys, Bladder, Nervous Diseases,
Headache Constipation, Costveness. Indigestion Dys
pepsin BIiousness Bilious Fever Inflammation OF me
Bowes Piles, and all arrangements OF the Internal
Yiscera Warranted to effect positive cure Purely
Vegetable containing mercury, minerals or oeeteri-
Gus drugs. , III,
from all the above named DISORDERS frlce - eents
READ FALSE AND TRUE" Send one letter
stamn IN RAILWAY CO., No. 81 Warren 81, New
York Information worth thousands will be sent you.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1873-11-29
Meetings Of County Commissioners.

TNHE regular meetings Of the County Commissioners
i will be held en- tho second TUESDAY of every
month.
Persons wing claims against the County, will pcass
file tho sams in the Commissioners Office. with legal
voucher; AZ no account will be allowed not properly
chargeabIe to the same.
Collectors and others having accounts to he stated or
settled will apply to the Clerk during the recess OF the
Board BY Order
wM T. MILLER Clerk
Commissioners Of Cecil County.
NJ IA Isk--v
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1873-11-29
ORPHANS, CO'uRT.

The STATED MEETINGS Of the Orphans Court of
ceril conhty VIII be held on the ,ECoND TUESDAY
every monh Executors, Adm nstrato-s and GUAR
III M "a,tlns 'her accounts stat ed will please bring
Nov 20, ls6.-y ''' ~ Rao;.,,r
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-02-27

Springs were absolutsly impossible, But
gt was not thought advisable TO postpone
Those Wha we're unlusky cnough toho
any distance from GAYS Hall were thus
cheated Of this evening pleasure Unes'
ton Would e. not have been altogether
better to have postponed tho party un-
eli il was a. least possible for those who
PAID their money 10 be present.
Visit LEBANON.
For The best display Of harness work
10 Columbia county look In A. u. Gales
shop.
The auction sale at Joseph Wilson's
on Thursday last was well attended.
About SO cows were sold, varying la
price from $40 to : each,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-02-27
ANlB.

About 10 600 logs have been hauled
10 BradIcy's steam mill and $50 serious ae-
cldent hBg vet occurred. Tie road down
the mountain where The logs are drawn
steep aud often qaitc les, bat The track
Is kept oiled with saw-lusi, Whit geuer-
alIy keeps the road 10 good condition.
on Friday last ybe snow covered up the
saw -ius, and made the road 80 slippery
that IL wa. daHgcrou. for q heavily loaded
team 20 came down. Two teams aid
faH and come down q portion OF the way
ou their backs az a high rate Of speed.
One 81 iAese teams was driven bg q
F-rsuebuaa named Francis. who, when
tbt bafses Gf, suFa9ag liey would 60
% a s,eep bank al lhc lower side Of the
road, jumped from the load bot slid back
uuder, aad two logs passed over him.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-02-27


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oil VI WIZ be instituted on tuesday next
by the officers % the "rahd Lodge An
members oil The ofdef 10 good standing
are 'nN''ea 10 Oe present
High words and a Knock down oe-
cured between two employees at The
tannerf last week. The ailalr caused
SOME local excitement out we Emo" nom
ing OF the merits OF aeihcflts OF Inc case.
The affair GUIDED ID que oil them, named
Brady knocking The othef, named Don
nelly down with a piece OF iron, render
ing BIN senseless Tor a iime' though II is
thought his injuries are not serious
E. EstaDrook Is taking orders for
"NilYer Type pictures which are simply
an enlargement Of a photograph or am
broiype, hnlshed OH III lhdia INK ana
furnished IN a neat, black walnut frame
for ej,3o each ana IN other frames at
higher or lower rate. The specimens OF
the work which we have seen are very
good, and well worth the money. H. J.
Moore Of Concord, n H. gets them NJ
ana warrants them 10 DC satisfactory
Mr.. Estabrook has taken ~ orders III
four days
Mr.. Nelson Hover, assisted by Mr..
S.M.Lymau are agents for the celebrated
Weed Sewing machine, for this vicinity
The Weed is a frst-class machine and nc
mistake, more than l7j Of these ma.
chimes having been sold in Bennington by
one agent IN ten months n all OF lheh
giving satisfaction, Some of the good
points of this machine are set forth in tht
advertising columns of the JOURNAL.
Tho Calico Hon ut the Colbnrn Uous,
on Friday evening. was a very fine affair
The younp ladies were almost inyariabI,
dressed in GOOD taste and looked as near
and prettv as n pink. in fact are prefer I,
see them dressed in A becoming shade O
~. a,,.1 IA It'll t.t,
har dcrked ont in an the eoIors Of IN,
rainbow. bo # silk or satin. but with
m.lo mn that shocks a fellows sensibili
aos el.c ,ho @g,o,i,g If q harsh flo. 0ba
-. hon m,ch are l,oy ohon, dras
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-02-27
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-02-27

On Thursday evening, Of last week,
our people gave an entertainment IN the
Congregational Church, consisting Of
music. both vocal aud instrumental, -
destinations, tablcaux, readings, etc
The object, a worthy onc-to gain funds
to enlarge the library ofthe Book Club"
The performance was excellent through
out: 5. +. Cheney and sons, assisted
very much Ia the musical department, and
added greatly 20 the pleasure Of the
evening. Il would take the pen 81 a
ready writer 10 justly describe all the
nice points OF the programme that were
carried cut SO admirably, a. each succeed
ing scene was equally good, and il would
take too much room 70 notice each one,
Il b scarcely just 10 single ont a partieu-
lar part for praise; bat, the defamation.
hy our Youag men. were of q high order,
well performed, aud reflect much credit
ugou the speakers. Also, many thanks
ara doe to the few yoHug ladies, who
muet have laborcd hAfi 20 get mp so
varied au entertainment, and seo3ud 90
none We ever Witnessed Ia ans country
village. establishing The fact that We have
talent la cur midst 10 provide for oeca-
siaual festivities. without going ont %
town 10 sujoy them. Allow me to mcn-
ton Use Fairy Scene, iu which those
Uult girls acquitted themselves 50 nicely,
Also, our Youngest performer, darling
lhree yesr old Beuiee, wlo represented
aplstufc Csc asa artists studio, and D. A.
sweet, anless Innocence, attracted tbe
attention fan. We oaly hope bursel
people viii give as similar entertain
meats oaeuef, i5r We flt richly repaid
~sFEgTtruR.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-02-27
sl.eo A GALLON, 40 CTS. A QUART.

Donations, Wedding parties, aud soci4l gather
iuga supplied on reason able terms. We have
teams running In all dir eliour % supply families
aud shall call regularly twice each wtok.
Who's you buy oysters be sure Ana inquire 81
they are from Il iley's oyster HOusei FACTOR
Point. Oysters are furnished a. retail ~ The
plate, flied or rtewed aud 10 every styie, also
extra large oysters for fry iBg, 81 our headquArt-
ers, nearly Opposite Walerbause s Cor. knitting
Mil Factory Point, VI. We shall be pleased -
receive calls from part 81 out u tysu al any
zine. "0nr latch string u always out
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-02-27

Hear ye thc mightg C~sntaur's tread
See thp bong Inc 81 myriad dead
With bu1f ~ horse aud human head
Rise up aud speak
Twas proud Obs mpus gave us birth,
For = thousand years We rosmed the earth
Eat porfumed flowers Of the century plRut,
hrauk liquid from the yoieAu0'r mouth,
Slew man aud beast o. play our part,
Then restored 10 hfe by the Centaufr at,
Chased Wild mares ON the field ~ Mara,
Lived uu The earth, and slept among the stars
Ga other mission nov wr'rc sent,
To bless mankind with al pmallieut,
q \ which the world ne'rr hath drntmp.
Even our CENrkUE LINnfENr.
IL tauishgH pains aui all such things,
Nnre turns AMI rCalds, poisonous stluge
Rheumatic horror sCares away.
Lumber silt-iuintr ia Il single day,
Poor Cripplts lu their hubbliug way,
Limp 10 on crutthCs then walk sway.
Fear not dumb horrc, lhy friend nov speaks,
Who'll heal Your wounds, sud make yon leap
tn barE pller uAis to bolt,
tud fush about like yuudcr colt,
yellow wrapper Is the thing lor brutes,
White wrapper alone the family suits,
IF. LndeSig, Of lioboken, \. ] says; THE
G. ntSur Liument has cured me Of rheumatism,
alter lnteuse suffering fIr i've years
"a tried many remedies Ion my sprained ANGLE
without relIoi. The second bottle Of Ceutaur
Liriment cured it perfectly. CHAs, HLL. GIG
I1ne St, PbilA.
II. Marsh, Esq, supt. Of Adams Express Sta.
hlrs, New York, Gays, IAN owners 81 horses
should know the Centaur Lininent. We find it
the best thing ever used ia our stables"
THIS tes imuuy could be repeated fof a month.
II You want to avoid suffering, just try the & en-
t1nr Liniment. Sold by all Druggists.
J.B. ROSE Il co, 81 Broadway, N. Y.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-02-27


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ft". at's VERNON ~ was hf''
tl"a'a @t' Oh hat"7l' @Ate" 't'
Heroes ana llefeism' ana a heAalHE
Ht ffah* hfN'i9f" "' bennington W.
March lf.a. aEt "sAe1s cents
Admitting i33E asa t'e"+tt13eH " esAls
NaAI.e uzAas eehtt'
tAHf.
T. .f.t5. gls-a rr,,.ase IA
a- ur.-.f pa.,t,sf p,sHsr the lasaar.
a., .fpr.. A. a. rIsrl an Tpes8ay ,e
. sr.s .s.s d. CONCERT fp thc evening Mr..
. EBecr.. ia hne solo singer will Dec present.
Return Checks will be given on the IL.
T.. Railroad provided % persons ia al
pay ul fare la attending The festival \
general Invitation Is extended 10 the sing
ing fraternity.
rAmrAN.
-~no,g f.u an Friday ia the deplh If
fafnrh.s
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h'p'ls' 'uu''" 'e'''''' s''' """' " ''
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So.
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s'''"'
The Ladies Social circle are aPpro-
priaiing the money raised at >"rlabics TO
the purchase OF ID" organ Tor ih' b'p''''
church.
The winter term OF lhe n H. l.
closed with the u'na' exercises "' jan
l9th' Tue spring term p'gl'' Mareh ''h'
On Tuesday ue 18th inst, n OF the
most terrible accidents we have been
called upon to record, occurred at The an
merry OF Mt Henry o'eafhs' A"ofhl'ah
by the name Of Williams was ieiL TN
charge OF Tie boiler winch was u'ea 70
warm the walls owing 10 some cause
yet unknown the 0oiIer eApIoded' ana
MIR. Williams WHO was standing near was
so IeariulIF scaldeu upon ms lace
BODY ana Iihbs mat the hesh came
OF in large pieces lie was attended by
DR.. A. &. Brush, but ms injuries were so
severe that on wednesday eve CIV he
died. Ills funeral took place on friday
at the NJ. Z. Church Mr. Williams
leaves "a wife aad one Guild
LONDONDERRY.
Thore uya. q ooodIv attendance nj the
Naeoric Rail ot q Todd's Hotel ON the
2oth inst and II WAS nlcosant TO see a
co,sidoroble nnmber of friendly faces
from Manchester WoIlinoford and
Cho.,or hos;dos noso fhot were nrcsent
from mic and odioining tovns Those
nresert seemed n feel that they were en-
ioyina good ,imo and that no
noing ,ro,o s9o,od n malo ,hom comfo,t-
ahlo
CHESTER.
c,r,oon ;nohos mana c,u Fr;doy lost
-D''''' - i''' 90 "'' '''P'
One piucky church Dcll' ohiy' 10 DC
heard Sunday. Sa~Dba'h-oeakers were
cramped opportunities boston mai
train due here AT noon SATURDAY., arrived
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-02-27

t.oash BE- was ast very ba3ly bart TIC
team went on down until ly . shap turn
u Zoe road atcy braBghl esp against tAe
bank AND stopped.
kEifNaIUs,
Oar Own society chased their
series Of entertainments 81 thg Town
HaI aa Monday csc last The music Of
NaItaamb's celebrated band, 81 course
drew a largo crowd who participated Ia
tbe festivities ofthe occasion, which con-
tuned even 10 the wee sms' hours Of
morning.
The second exhibition OF The Parish
School took place at The Town Hall ca
Tuesday eve last. The ball was crowded
70 its utmost capacity. The exercises
were very interesting aud entertaining ;
showing good progress Of the sehol-
ars aud rejecting credit on the principle
aud her associates. The services Of the
East Arlington cornct band were engsg-
ed for the occasion aud discoursed
some fine music ri intervals during the
evening.
We had the pleasure Of perusing a
speech recently delivered ia the Illinois
Senate by Hon. Eugene Garfield, son Of
Hon. Harmon Garfield, Of which body he
+. an influential member, We have not
space to give a synopsis Of the speech,
but it has the true ring to il aud shows
that our Arlington boy" is making his
mark in the world.
BENNINGTON.
Hon. j. L. Stark, formerly q pr0mi.
nent lawyer Of this county, died In Chi
cago last week. He was once state sem
ator from this county, and at the time OF
his death was reckoued one Of the solid
men of Chicago.
W@oODFORB.
Much lumber is nov being carried
away on the Bennington 4 Glastonbury
r. Il.
Annual March meeting next Tuesday,
ith inst. BE on hand early!
The gazette lost more Of its subscib-
ers here last week. The Banner has a
circulation of nearly a hundred copies.
The scyerest storm of the season pre-,
vailed on Friday, last, high wind all day
and the storm was pronounced a "north'
easter" The Lyceum was postponed un
til Saturday evening, in consequence
thereof,
Politically speaking everything is
quiet. Wen, We suppose politicians are
pleased at the good result, for the very
reason they say "we havn't time TO talk
of politics now, for the winter is onI
harvesting s%eason!' Evidently they al,
Iuded to "flthy lucre."
This town contains fifteen frst-class
saw mills, two planning mills, II staye
mill, one blacksmith shop, four school
houses, one public hall, n post office,
three stores, II skating rink, and two
gin mills.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-02-27
II f S FL II ,

OnIbg b. the lzrge a. ma1d srd repeated eaIis
tpr Hesh hsh ~ base mad affauR NJ bts ipt
ne.iytug constantly. : roppiy { iresh hab d.
rsstly iiytn Bavton, aud ~li -sl u - tne usrst
. ,nsiblr pfiur. So hsvr insi received a irgt
auNulF 81
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-02-27
SECOND. PAID-CP POLICY.
THlllD.AN ANNUITY,

At the eud OILS years the Profits win Eyguguish
the Animal Premiums, aud with the subsequent
annual premiums will purchase a yearly income
Of ........ Fl73 20
or, at the end Of % years. of...... CA -
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-02-27

CHILDREN CRY roB p%IrcHEH's CAsroRh.-A sub.
shtute for Castor Oil. II assimilatcs the food
cures Wind Collie, and causes natural sleep. II
does not contain morphine, il pleasant to take,
never grips and never fails. The best physie
known. 332m4(
Use Rcnne's Pain.KiIing Magic Oh.
an Works Tie a Charm"
This is an honest, good medicine, and has been
tested for a number of years, ss used by families
and individuals, and Ia well liked, and found to
be safe to use and sure to cure pain. TRuE, it
costa more to make it than il does common lini.
ment. but its use does more good, and il is clean.
eT and safer to use.
Try Renne's PSin-Killing Magic OH for Headache.
Try Rcnne's ain-Killing Magic OH for Catarrh.
Try Kennels Pain. Killing Magic OIL for Neuralgia.
Try Renne's Pain-Kiliug Magic OIL for sciatica.
Try Renne's Pain Killing Magic OIL for Sprains.
Try Renne's Pain-Killing Magic OIL for Sore Throat.
Try Renne's Pain-killing Magic OIL for Cramps.
Suppose you try II for Dog or Cat Bite,
Suppose You try II for Frozen Feet or Ears.
Suppose you try II for Rusty Nail Wounds.
you try IL i0r a Brutse or Strain.
you try 1t for Poison with Ivy.
suppose you try II for Fits aud Spasms.
Suppose you try II tor Crick In the Back.
1t won't hurt You. Renne's Magic Oil never
hurt anybody. Mix it with molasses for a cold.
mix it with water for sore eyes. If you use 1t for
earacbe, don't put any cotton 10 the ear. Get
the genuine. WIN, HENNE 4 SONS, Manufac
lures, Pittsfield, Macs. 3llGwjC
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-02-27

TAKE Up YOUR LINE Of march for Crittcnton's,
No, 7 9th Avenue, all ye coughers and wheezsrs.
lungs and their air passages in an immediate
and sovereign remedy. All Druggists keep 1t.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure IN / minute.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-02-27
CIVIL WAR IN VERMONT !

CIVIL WAR IN VERMONT
The only pl ce North 81 Troy where oysters
artreceiyed directly from the oyster beds.
CHESAPEAKE OYSTERS RECEIVED DAILY
by express, by the barrel, directly from the oys.
ter BAY. Retail Dealers arc supplied by he
Barrel, hall barrel or tub, at prices that will
compete with the Troy dealers.
Until. further notice va she'll retail oysters at
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-02-27
FIFTEEN COW

snd = team. There 10 plenty " soDd sBd a 30 y
sugar orchard; tie pAstufs u sell ssiAfed With
living spungz, Ths farm bAs ga0i buildfugs,
TWO GOOD DWELLING HOUSES
aud good hArns 18th plenty q good sAtef - the
house aud baru. They sFe al 10 good repair and
ths rsi4 farm q. sli4u IL mllrs II q ehetst
factory Tor fanhsf pauiqa4afs iu4alfa Al u8t
JOHN TrOHY.
South Dorset. vi Fsh. sth, ls7A 5sis'
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-02-27
LONDONDERRY

There was a goodly attendance at the
Masonic Ball at G.. Todd's Hotel on the
goth inst, and it was pleasant to see a
considerable number Of friendly faces
from Manchester, Wallingford and
Chester, besides those that were present
from this and adjoining towns. Those
present seemed TO feel that they were en-
ioying a good time, and that no
pains were spared to make them comfort
able.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-02-27
CANNED GOODS

in gfest gaast9. snch a. Gbeffies, Peaches Pine
Appls. Pee. QaiHoog. Bes1s. suoeatarh, anf =
a. plste sssJf,ment ~ sftielse iB our 4SA siao
D. Large sapply q
c 0 y re Ito \ Il X 7
~bseA So ID disposs 10 retail dealers, parties
ete., al teftis tlst iii csInpcte fsFDfsbiy W1tb
0thrr wholesale dfaiefs.
CHOICE HAVANA CIGARS
Of the best bnsBIe. smgEiag sud sLe~isg To-
baeO0 Aiways Oa h4UA
DJST F0sGi1 InE fLACE
d. b. EAilEYs.
Opposite TIE F1otorg dfsetog Py,at w.
Z December u, is12 Yu
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-02-27
SPECIAL NoTtCE>.


The neat Regular Communicate 81 Adauiram
Lodge, y A A. ~. viii be- held on THURSDAY
evening, March laib, ISIS
B. l.. WiMAN, ". N
T.. G. OEEis, S. W.
AdoHiraai Chapter, No. II, a. 4. NJ.
Next regular cuuyocstiou ou Wednesday even
iug March l9lb, st y O'Clock
b. X. slMONps. ii. r..
CO. WAIT, sect.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-02-27

WANTED IMMEDIATELY.
To cell the large.l sad ba assortment Of
Toys of Every Description.
Dolls
Heads,
Bodies,
Toilet Soaps,
Perfumes,
Brushes,
Fancy Articles, &c,
Ever araaght into thi, part of vsrmout
DRUGS. MEDICINES AND CuENl,Ats,
Large Stock as band ~ al bmes and sold =
gtbrENT GROVER.
CIGARS CIGARS
The bost ia iowa
VINCENT GROVER.
In short, IL yuu want anything IN my line, con.
rt-unE Of Ne diuihos Tnys. Fancy Gupdr, STA
10 nery. Sporting uuu1s, lfu~a,r. Suppaftyre,
ETC., yall a. tho Factory Pant Drug store.
Goods shown with pleasure a. AL times.
VINCENT GROVER,
24ux
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-02-27

5aarn If g. ~. a. and
A1aa8 sa lasc Faf-
Ihe store afH s. BRADLEY Ea.-
has ea oftaE tore
"A course of leaures hare bfeH ar-
alalrr le aa of DE Elaea-
aT Institute recently urEap sel at
West Rupert Toe Lecture SIRE 60 De
Fraaa le Htary nan az Hagsad
Fth s1ta. Vermont as was Rev.
Edward Mills or gailaud, March
Heroes aHd Hereism. and a Reading
ag Frank Bradford OF Bennington, Vt.
March lEth. Single tickets cents
Lady aHd Gentlemen 80 cents.
.lTse tickets q cents.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1873-12-06
Newspapers.

Their value is by no means appre-
ciated, but the rapidity with which peo-
pie are waking up to their necessity
and usefulness is one of the significant
signs of the times. Few families are
now content without their newspaper.
The county newspaper is eagerly sought
and its contents as eagerly devoured.
Newspapers are also valuable to ma
terial prosperity. They advertise the
village, county, or locality. They
spread before the reader map on
which may be traced character, design
and progress. If stranger calls at a
hotel he first inquiries for the village
newspaper if a friend comes from a
distance, the very next thing after
family greeting, he inquiries for your
village or county paper, and you feel
discomfitted if you are unable to find a
late copy, and confounded if you are
compelled to say you do not take it.
Newspapers are just as necessary to
fit man for his true position in life as
food or raiment. Show us q ragged,
barefooted boy rather than an ignorant
one. His head will cover his feet in
after life if he is well supplied with
newspapers. Show us the child who is
eager for newspapers. He will make
his mark in the world if you crafty
that desire for knowledge. Other
things being equal, it is rule that
never fails.
Give your children neMspapers.