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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-02-19
SPECIAL NOTICES.


Tho next Regular Communication Of Adoniram
Lodge, +. 4 A, NJ, will be held on Thursday
evening, Feb. n, 1874.
Z. l.. WYMAN, W. NJ
Ad0niEHm Chapter, No. Is, IL. A. NJ.
Next regular couvocstion on Wednesday even
ing March, 4 at ~ o'clock
d. X. sIAIONDS, II. p.
W. A. BLACK, Sect.
skinner Post No. "a, &. A. H.,
Meets a; Adams Hall, Factory Point, on the FIRST
Tuesday evening of each month.
d. X. SIblONDs, Commander.
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Edey,s Carbolic Troehes,

Among the various remedies for Coughs none
enjoy higher reputation than EDEY's CARBOLIo
TEOcuEs, This fact places them above the ordt.
nary let Of medical preparations. For Coughs,
Colds, Asthma, and as disinteetant and pre-
yentanL against contagious diseases they are =
specitc. Invaluable to singers aud public speak
era. sold everywhere. JoHS 7. HENRY, CuRRAE
A Co., Projectors, and College Place, n. Y.
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About Bitters.

At certain periods Of life tonic is a nece ssity-
but there Is danger Ia using stimulants that in
ure the organs Of digestion while giving tempo;
rary relief To Obyiate this, and present to the
public a tonic free from ALCOHOLIC POISON, DR..
Greene prepared the OxYGESATED BIrTERs. sure
cure for DYSPEPSIA aud all kindred complaints.
Sold everywhere. JONI i. HENRY, CuRRAN 4 Co.,
Projectors, and Q College Place, New York,
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1t is easy enough to mako pill but 10 make
good pill ah that's the diff srityl There are
cheap, Asrsh, drastic pills. that are OF even less
benefit than dose Of salts but good medicine,
like Dr., Morris Liver pills. which peuetrs.es
To- tie scat Of disease, is deederat1m lHioed.
WlilpJsitiyeiy care ell diseases Of the liver.
Sold every Where JoHy T. Henry, CuERAE y
Co Proprtetors, @ and g College Place, n Y,
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places
-. Valentines day il pass What
Sc the reason tlat haFrd reminder, la t.e
shape offs sam.s g.aum 3Hd uol rsaeb usf
We worry yet
Several famlgc. ara taking up tbs.r
residence ia Zine Valley last SOW. We
s.ga. 90 ior lodge III some vast wilder.
ueat7
Several zeuiIetuca were 90 Buwise as
SO start out traatuE @ lew Jays age.
Luckily tAe llus b.aulIes vcrg wise
cugugh 80 remain lg their au.g beds thesa
wtater says, consequently yo Ftsaalafiaas
returned home With poor lsbemeus
luck l's ihe way, however, they saw
plguty OF bear tracks aud lyuy, which
thcy considered paid them iur their
troubie and tramp.
The next legal holiday 8. Washing
tons birthday. itis Go be celebrated ian
many places on Monday the 2-ud inst.
with bali, .leighridcs aud sioh.
The proprietors OF ibc Fox house
a.,. i,s, -. ..,, ,.,a. .l.,,.., ..ra.
stating tbat their hotel viii be open for
the reception Of SIMMER guests from
June ull October. Thi, Is pleasant and
attractive summer resort.
w. J. Cornell Of the City holyl, has
iast brought FROM Albany several elegant
|aul mammoth Autographs. engraving.
and paiaiiugs, which can be seen ui the
Office that please the eye to look upon.
several parrots aud other birds are con-
Ing soon.
Chester, lotrc"ulum ], i.Iot $40 fan
of knowledge ibis week that }ou really
Guido yoursctf II happens IL 'tt N"u
know 50 much; b'd you ever cross The
N'''
business Is oN me u'el''e somewhat
"'"" w 80" '''' ''''' y,
49,. ,'. .,, '',. ,,,s ,'' ~. -. , '' so 90
, ,'''' 49, 49,. vac - '
lhe'e are I'"h' sexual count Two
""nole" maze coughs anu one hundred
'' '''' ''' '''' ." WV" at INV
g.
a. N'Le''''""' " no mas or'" "
prominent a"" respected ''''Ifn o. TINS
'""" 'oi S''''"' years "ePoF'e" ''''' me
"''1' lingering I'ne'' "' ooAsu'"p''oh'
'a'' o"'o'"a! morning al nan past SIX
. ''o'h' A'"oo2n he u'a NOT profess 10
"e " 'o''o"e' VI Tue o'es'eu heoee''er
u"i''S the last years Oh "'' me- !ee !" A''
ia't hours nc coh'esSe" 'iie "e"f H"'IoaN
@"u ueceaSeu Ut lu'i ana lilPleil iAi'h
'h'l lie s"ou'd meet INN ~ Inc oel'ef
'ahu' Inc funeral was IaTse'y attended
Va . -N'''"' "'''' '''o''' q VIZ "U', ~ "''"
N'"e '"'''," oy Ut, '''.' - "a ''' '''''
' ,o"' ~. Wv va, O"' ''' 80 o"' '"P''
''"' "pp'"'''" ~ .i'''' my "''" ',o"
t'" ""'' '"' 0o"'''" I"9
WV, '''"S '''''o "PP'"P''H.0 'l Mus j" d
- ''''"',' ''''''',''' VI, "es"a! "'o' IL
wa '''''''' ~ '''' '''''''
'"'' 80 N' '4"S WI 'o' '"'''''''"''
Remember that Rev Bostwick iIaw-
ley D. d., Is to preach in the Union
Christian church next Sunday at 3o'clock
pm
Rev. Dexter Moody's lecture was
well attended last Saturday evening and
gave unbouGded satisfaction.
More coal lilns are beiug huil, nv
Mr.. Wakefield. and the mannfoc,nre Of
charcoal il being nnsbcd wild, nndimin.
ished yigor.
... ...-., ,
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ujr,ygl Of rheuUatism, neuralgia, lock
jav,palsy spraus swellinss caked breasts, sealds,
burns sait-rheum ear ache, &caupon the human
frame aud Of strain-, spawn, gals &c, upon AMI.
mails "a, csc year than have al other pretended
remedies since the world began. It is counter
irsat, al 81 healing pain relieyer Crippier
throw sesy their crutches, the lame walk. pois.
ouous bites are rendered harmless and tue
woau ed att lealea without scar. II is no
hlmbng. The resipe Il. published around each
bottle. h is selling no article ever before
sold, and selIs because Il does just wha. it pre-
tends 30 DO. Those vino nov suffer from Them
mst.sia, pain 9e swelling deserve 10 sulierif they
viii not usa Ceutaur Liniment More than 1000
certificate Of remarkable cures, including frozen
limbs, cb onlc rheumatism, P0ut uanins ta-
m5fs. ae,, have been received. We viii send
circular containing cerlaeates, the recipe, &c.
aratls, ta ans ono requesting H. One bottle Of
tha yellow wrapper CeHtaur Llaimsnt i worth
oAa hundred dollars br sPraiuGI or saoenied
hors9s and ma'e-. or for sofew-aurn iH sheep.
sioaa.DNners l.uimeat Il worth your atten-
t9a. $50 sam8y should be without Csptaur
LsmmeHf. s-f. b7 30 Druggists. 20 eeuts Per
bottle. lasee BOTTLES, 100. j. 2. naaE t Go.
Is Es5saasy, &ev lofk
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Use nen"e'. rem-Hn,ing Magic on


READER
Reune's PaIH.K Killing Magic OH cares Hoadaehe
EeuHe's Pain-khug Magic Oh cures foothaehp
BeHne's pain-klng Magic Oh cares Neuralgia
Egune's Paih-ktiin2 Magic OIL curts Cholera MorbHs
Eeunc's ran.killlnR Magic oil cures rheumatism
Beune's Pain-killing Magic OIL cures Iameuess
Rcnnes Pain Killing Magic on cures Skin Diseases
Some folks seem 10 be proud OF toillug how
'lams their shoulders fo''-uf "my crick IN the
baeA"-or, 81 have got the sciaticI de.
light IN Dragging tbat nothing can cure me l'--
but when we get sucb awful folks" to use REN-
MES PAIN-hMLING MAGIC on, faithfully We
not only cure taoir laueness and charm away
their paine but we actually take all that Kind oi
"brag outof thom' and they frankly own up,
and say, IL works like chafm -
Es sold by Druggists, Merchants and GroeeIs,
Call for Eenno's Magic Oh where You tHuaily
trade
II IL pat up 10 three sizes, called Trial hize,
MEDIUM SIZE, !" and Large Family Size bottles
Whl. hENNE d SONS,
Sole Proprictors aud Manufacturers,
Ptteiield Macs.
Sold by Wsit& Hard, Manchester, aud by v,
Grover, Factory Point, Geowiy
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AElINGToN,

About tf:y couples enjoyed a fine
daucd at lhe IOWA hall and 'ip-lop ,up-
per at Bartlett. Monday evening.
Fernando West Is largely engaged iu
getting out chair dun 81 his steam mill
aud olIer. h, eapboard machine Tor sac
az exchange for lumber.
The Commissioners have decided that
Arlington shall he at 7-l2 OF thu expense
Of keeping The road in repair from Point
OF Rocks 30 the Kelley Stand Tor the next
i've tcaI-
West Il Brother have several things
to say ia our advertising columns This
week.
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If you want to buy
FLANNELS, CASS1MERES

or anything in the Wooden line, save money by
buying Of
WEST & BRO.
Arlington, Vermont.
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EAST ARLlNGToS.

The congregation and friend. Of the
Rev. j. c Sunderin will make him do
nation visit, At the Methodist Episcopal
church, OF the evening Of Feb. 25ih. \
lecture will be delivered and collation.
provided \ general good time may be
expected and cordial invitation is e1.
tended to ALL
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g. Nmut ara BE Isteu fresh No g.
m So Sc
Ist Csc 81 Nal.5 ta8 -faes District.
aaa aaa NJ. l#. hs SIS Ia
sha & Fs 8isf ~.
g sar uahbea Isa,tap aa3 E La
sta faaf lf msea fsam Fnaalaasl
I.aHaf. $50. 3. aas sci tat Iurlt pIs.
r. Na.a
THat the Ea.a aFm. aH5 taal gsu e
A.aga NtmsH's fanu uau De Na. q. be
tatan rfm iar -aa tes paHir Nc.
q. aaa as ta a- Hsr btgas 40 a,
Taa 5000 CaaHmaa nrH. am8 tAal naf,
af fHe Aafaa E.raarlsau farm formerly
Foo Aa. 8. be gaaca hum lae Eahtgts Die
lf.z. $50. g, 4a4 iaa keey Germany
.aHg Faas Dec iakca lram tbs Factory
Fagat District. so g. and al. said pieces
30. EEL 10 '"s As's e'Aes His'.el, No. o.
That taa Cook farm asaI Hiaiam q
Eaara formerly Long, farm be- lakeu
srau rle Roberts Dlsuisl Nc q, aad se,
sa lhe farlafg Point pistHe' No. g.
Ilaf larJ ]. ". Bennett p.aee be taken
,r.sn Mn M and tbat Manson farm aad
,aasa, t.g.e f-sm 1..frirts 8 and ia. and
an. he SEA. to pi.n5., Ns.g
That fb. laands aftbc Baurn District.
So. %. be better defined. Co prevent an.
..rsatetra. and mistake. IA 10 certain
....... claimed bf different District.
ra.t tsa D,toa alsrs asd Kelley fmr.
,sarl, pan,5g rrsrr ice taken from fse
Esaru D..fTr, No. IA. and .et TO the
T4us District. No. q. and that al of the
Bnn.u Distinct. No. IL. which he. south
aftae north line of the iona. Elliott fsru
I... .at IA ,as Walker District. M. lu:
....# .l..f ll... rs,gsiuig, ,.sfl. of M. IA
ANAL fs pa. consolidated
Ft. committee adjourned ty ,ucet again
.r A.t.,a.s nan At.s3.v u4s gafa gf I'D
...s..s. r. r.. lear ana. 81, b,,.s. inter.
...f.,I mat, IN. effected bv tba chance. abb
nt,5 g.r
...u..,.. ...,.r
"a '''"u '''n'''"'s H''' ''''' ing
''.' wee" "'' we "A'' "' ''p''' VI Wv
F'oege"'"t' except 'N' 'o"o"'h. ''u'
'Ha Troy Ff'-'' Ai'honsh we o'"eNe u
was 'o'e" '""' copy "e '''''''"'" '''
county papers
BE Bennington opo"'l Oh'o" o' "oou
! te"'pi"'s nave just ''o'eu i wv" ""l >
'sssl"" "' 'h's pace ms "'s' ia, 'e'-
''"" was occupied VI 'he 'be u'''n"'s' VI
lrS"'at business "i '"e Ih'oh' su'u a.
lHe election and iusIaiIatio" oi oihcer' io'
Vas ensuing year. appointment u cum
. Iht'iees, reports from aciegates respecting
Use c'ah'''o" "' 'ht'F respective '"ose'
ASA '"s cause 90 temperance III 'ue'' oo"''
i"""I''t'' Tue reports were encouraging D
. iN' Hee'ihs I'D l"1 evening was PuoH''
Ht" hitAon&h '"e distinguished ana poPn-
'aF l'F' OHaP'hs 81 New oF@, was speak
. nag Ht TIE same h'"t III "ho'"er 'ou'e j"
The village which was iul'''he temperance
meeting was well attended Inc meet
ing was addressed oy se'ef"l '''elooe''
OF Tue On'o"' Inc morning scSs'o" %
toe second day was devoted chlehy 70 eA'
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aa the ~Abbatb following Mr. Sarah
WHEY. q Eaeaiaatam. delivered she
ausfsl fseoafss o. = isfgs congregation
Of maarass aad 9npa,AisaE lfieals.
ass m.HF sFmFatbslie isars utfs she3.
TIE seFeared basbsud was tsgi uih faar
tmau children. lhs sagHgrst hsiss hnl
Hre tafs uIJ
THE Londonderry Dramatic Cab give
sa entertainment Il Juioa ilaH ltis,
THURSDAY. cyealn. consisting of she
Comedy. "bfesu Mountain B9F je be
followed bf ,be Moral Domestic DRAMA
"T.e Gamblers Fate, 90 canclu3e s. Boa
. farce
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church, Oh the evening Of Feb. 10Th. \
lecture will be delivered and COLLATION.
provided \ general good time may be
expected and cordial invitation is e1.
tended to all
SYNDICATE.
Il correspondent from this town COM
plains because we pat the notice OF the
disgraceiul row at Thomas Mear's among
lie items from this place, while Mears
lives just across the line IN Manchester
The item referred TO was sent n by a
SYNDICATE correspondent aud we did not
know that Mears liyes in Manchester,
though we were aware that portion Of
"Beartown" j, within our corporation,
bat being so far away with old Equinox
between we sometimes lose sight Of the
fact
After giving description of the row,
which we don't care to repeat, the cores
pondent says; james Proyan has built
nice house aud lived in it for more than
year. His dwelling Is the most CON
venient elegant and tasteful in this town
aud yet no mention has been made OF it,
What is the reason? Mr. Provan resides
in Sandgatc, that ball room is in Man
chester, and the bounding line Of the
towns runs between them. MIR. Provan
has recently built nice horse barn,
which also remains u0noticed. Mr.. Pro-
vans improvements are an ornament to
the place and we hope he will not be dis
turbed by this unexpected notice Of them
10y brief sojourner in that place.
AT the very hour when the Beartown
bali was in full blast, on the west side of
the town, the voice OF prayer aud praise
arose from band Of devout aud humble
worshippers. The series Of meetings held
here by Mr.. Gordenier resulted in seven
additions to the church, five by INNER
sion and two came IN from the Metho-
dists The institution OF the Lords sup
per was observed Tor the first time in this
place by the Disciples on Lord. day,
Feb. 18th, The observance Of this ordi.
nance wa, preceded by au able discourse
from Mr., Lang, while hi. remarks at the
Lord. supper we're yer, aplropriate
One case ef spotted fever here The
'",' j. " ~. '''' 0'' ''' "1p'S any, a'' "o"
'"'e' "'n'" ~ '''o''i' ~, ! "'',i p Is
'"' p"' e''''" ~ "'''',''"''' "o "e''na
''"'' 'o'''' =" V" NV COZ '''' " '"e
Wv" NV" "''' '''' ''' 'e'' "'''''''
W SO'' s'"'' ,''' ''' g f0''"' NJ
''''" VERY .A"''' ~ " "D''''"@ '''s u 'e'
'N'''"'''s !" - 'u"7 "'S'"',' P''ol'''
P"s''''"''' nc "'a' " a. u '''''" VI "e'
'"a A'''''a " nue. '"e last "a' ''''''
'""s''e' VI i'''''N '''" '''' a" 'i'"'''
Nogrn BENNINGTON.
/ The de.tuics OF thr Lyceutn wet t.
guided. at Tie last meeting by Mr.. j. "
/ Feuner, President aud although the niglr
was oue IN which the elements seemed
given over to their own uubfidlcd fury
I vet there wa. a goodly number in atteu-
dance aud a growing Interest was maa-
/ Tested. The following question
+ ""7 t'N'S'''"' A''"' '"'
w. -. -
" rs" a a, - - 49,, ~ nv 10 " y
,,a.,ly q N C..lyju. Ne, ~
T,,,rsy Ct.,,nn Sf,a,ro.,s uer,.., W
-. anal ds.,t.d Il, a.s .g.,m.,,,.,
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bailey who was sharp eUougb 20 get
8uE3 tas Affections, uf s0tue 10 our
hhmuaest has.aess men, d.i aot get out
IT AeuHue fsii, s. Was reported, bar was
afaaalt batat a. c. Nour,e, E.q., on
EHa i4.a iHst., aua b9aud 40 ia tie sum
at @laas Ger A.s Appearance AZ lhe next
lgn- oi county egari, Ills "HiendsH
aesa ngt go band 70 bail htm aud be uAs
taaaa 10 tbs BaoalHltpn jsl, Iuscrapa-
.aas -I#faI~faFs la3 best Keep clear n
E8u.
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Irw LEBANON. n. l..

The Nauug Meu's Association gave a so'
riabIe AZ their new bail, on Monday even.
log Feb l6th. Rogers Band of Berlin,
was ia attendance, Iu spite oltbe inclem-
eut weather a goodly number assembled,
aud made merry. Nothing occurred to
mag the eHioymeu; OF the evening, aud
ID il pleasure to know that the village
now has tbis beautiful hall, Ia which, un.
der tlo supervision of the geutlemauly
committee, such social parties may be
alNrH-
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IS Hla organization. hnown - ihe
Young ladies Progressive satiti1 gave
smaA social Al the old mili. on tho
lua. vbirh was we'll attended Music
bf EeEs Baud
Milford sha3es. who considers hlm.
rll sssrtsed, sy She Road Commission
ers turning she water cu 90 Bic lot, Oilers
"a construed q seuer suais cut for carry.
.ag tae water from ghr foot u she hiIl 20
she creek. for s8a; he subscribing So
We lHuk ,he Berlin correspondent
If Hs-i aeck. Baaer, had better inquire
iffa matters little, before be writes auy
more such lrasb.
-ss hlug Is an gone, but we hope @
wiz soon fetura, a, there are two weeks
mote Ui winter.
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MIR Na,Aaa Holt Of Weston teaches
our singing school, aud there is verg
good attendance.
--par9u. aud Boyle intend 10 enlarge
theiF ba.ine.. iB the isnuery iu The
r.ag More business !. ia.t Whist We
Hea3
-s IahHsou ha* ea.l d moagh. ODD
ah5aa aeisli. son pounds. sud s5l iaiuks
p eHuI Hs beaten.
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IN re is no pain which the Cen
taur Luiment will not relieve, no
swailiug it will not subdDe and no
lsmeues- which it viii not cure.
This is strong language, but it j.
- srue. II has produced mOIe cures
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fHgasi'A1 40 "
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soUru IozptNHFHEY

Mr. DAVID Goddard ha. bought ont
A5sla Whitman. igterest ju lbe carriage
business.
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ELO.LLA

H Prop.
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L4saos H,a A.a.hsasr ".
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PEABODY MEDICAL INSTITUTE

Pound Prints at Blackmers.
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LoSr A SITUATION roR SINGING.-
One Of the women employed in shirt
factory in Bridgeport, Conn. has been
in tic h lbit oe singing two lines of NJ oil
lie Darling with such unvarving per
sistcncy. that the manager told her that
if the general sanity of the establish
ment was to be maintained this musical
exercise must cease. The indignant
woman replied by throwing box of
shirts at his head and vuitting the fac.
tory. ~i
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There was to have been gran | col
ored wedding in Columbus, Ga, the
other day, bnt when the bride and her
friends reached the church they founl
the bridegroom missing. y search was
made and he was found fast asleep on Il
dry goods box in the street, with nc
marriage license, and With but fifteen
cents in his pocket. The poet is right.
the course ofcplurcl tau. love never did
run smoothly in Georgia, and probably
never will
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a Savannah letter states that thanks
to the acvercnt industry Of some of Shcr
mans soldiers who cncampel there in
December, 1864, several tomb stones in
tho Bonaventure &c metery bear such
inscriptions as Hannah Tomlinson. I'll
years. Charles Denver, l $50 years
ETC., while one menGacious monument
declares that beneath it rcposes the dust
of one who dcparlrd this life on n
Ger ain date, aged $3.50 years which
will probably. some years hence be cited
by some American Schlcmaun us con
vincing proof that the world is several
years older than Moses would have us
believe.
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Value Of Advertising.

My success is owing to my lib,rality
in advertising. Bonner.
'Advertising has fornished inc with u
con peteuce. Amos Lawrence.
Il advertised my productions and
made monoy.'-Nicholas Longworth.
'Conrtant and persistent advertising
is sure prelude to wealth. Stephen
Girard
II who invests one dollar in business
should invest one dollar in adveriis ing
"A. Il. Stewart
"A man who is liberal in advertising
is liberal in trade, aud such man sue
ceeds while his ncighbor with just as
good goods fails aud drops out Of mar
ket.'-Horace Greeley.
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SUICIDE OF MINISTER. Rev. J.
H. Paddock, Of the Methodist Episcop-
al Church, committed suicide on Mon.
iay last, at Nanticoke, Pa, The Wilkes
barre Record says he preached q sermon
on Sunday last, and appeared in his
usual health, both bodily aud mentally.
On Monday, he took drive out with
his wife, and on his arrival, y homo,
deliberately shot himself with revol
yer: causing instant death.
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. d. tt
a Western paper says Of the air, in
its relations to man. 1T kisses and bles
ses him, but will not obey him. Blobbs
says that the description suits his wife
exactly. J.
The New Orleans Picayuue wants
some Of the female crusaders to visit
that city and try and remove Some Of
the bars from the mouth of the Missis
sippi. . ....ast 4sas
A St. Louis doctor, wants divorce
from his wife, because she calls i,im
names in the, presence of his patients,
to the damage Of his pure aud The an
aoyanoe ofbis mind.
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and fell across her arm. She uttered
cry, which was echoed by julio Renoux.

ana leii acroSs her arm. She uttered o
cry, (which was echoed by julie Rem noux.
ooh, Miss Hester, you are hurtf' a..
''Not seriously, Hester bravely ans. !.
wered Indeed, Julie, it is nothing Put
the dress in it's basket, and !. will send
a servant for it as soon as I reach home
But Estelle motioncd weakly for the
young visitor to approach her bedside,
and pressed her lips to the red scar
raised by the iron.
God bless youy she. ikarmured.
Gods saints have you in thciE. keeping,
gentle lady i
Aud the pain seemed less in her
burned arm after Es,elle'snlips had
breathed their fervent blessing.
X * X X ~ X
How provoking said Me'iceut Athcl
ing petulantly. Doctor Mayliu said he
would call for me, aud here have be en-
sitting in my party dress this half hour
all ia vain I'll wait no longer! Pro
badly there is some misunderstanding,
and 1 shall see him there, wondcrin ,
why don't make my Appearance. Call
the carriage at once, John.
And she rustled away in the snowy
dress, all puffs, and ruthless aud dainty
founces, that Hester q own hands had
ironed. ~
Just half an hour aiterward, Doctor
Maylis came in looking wearicd and
pale.
Il am glad your sister did not wait
for me- he said, L am in no mood for
waltzing or music to night have just
been seeing poor Estello Reuoux die
The tears, sparkled in:o Hester,
eyes.
Poor girl = she nuI INJURED, under
her breath.
Don't say 'poor girIl' said Docto,
Maylis, abruptly, SAY rather happy
girl" Her troubles are all over now
What is the matter wsh your hand !?
as his quick eye caught sight of her
bandaged wrist.
Only a slight burn, answered, il
.satheran e,aharsraA.,d ,4 -cr..
Let me !onk at it., said he. Yes. |
comprehend wi You are the heroine
of the little story heard at j ulie
lcnou1's, yesterday. You irnncd your
sisters dress. soaring yourself thereby.
rather thnn let those two poor girls
.uficr lrnm her caprice
lie rose aud walked once or twice
across the room, in his old eccentric
way, while Hester ct, with trembling
fingers at her sowing.
Hester he said, approaching her, l
wonder if | might dare to srcak all that
is in my heart-ifI might tell you that
this night have met my ideal of vom, n
hood, and that she is before me now
Hester dare 1 ask you to be my wife p
When Melicont Atlcling cam home
that night, cross and tired, with the
memorable white muslin dress all crump
led and soiled the flowers faded in her
bouquet, and her pearl fan broken, she
found Doctor Maylis and Hester still
teie a tctc before the parlor fire.
'Oh, Mcliccnt,' the elder sister falter
ed, with eyes wet with happy dew, 4
have promised to marry Doctor Maylis !"
Aud SO Meicent's castle in the air
fell to ruins 1t pas mortilying to have
plain, simple, dark faced Heater mar
ried the first, and to Doctor Maylis, OF
all persons in the world But there
seemed to be no help for it and Meise mt
cried herself to sleep that night
But Hester said her simple prayer:
Dear Father in Heaven, thank
Thee for the treasure OF true man s
heart that Thou has bestowed upon
me
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