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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1874-02-07
An pathological Opera Troupe.

An extraordinary public entertainment
has been produced in Lima, Peru, BY an
Italian named contarini, who proposes to
carry his exhibition to Europe. He has
taught and trained, BY dint Of great
patience and perseverance,, an opera COM
pauy made up of thirty parrots and parro-
quets, who perform two Of Bellini's operas,
"Norma" and "Somnambula, : on NINA
ture stage, with full chorus and recitative.
The director and manager accompanies the
artists on piano hsrmonium, and the
perfection with which each bird sings his
part and the excellence Of the chorus are
prodigious. The debut Of this lyrics-or-
Astrological company In Norma" was
attended by the wealth and fashion Of
Lima. When the parroquet that sang the
contralto finished the allegro in the
"salutation TO the Moon" such was the
enthusiasm, the shouting and the applause
At hearing bird sing the Canta Diva,
that the bird company, affrighted, took
flight and sought refuge among the side
scenes This interrupted the performance
for fully quarter Of an hour, and Sieror
Contarini had to tranquilize the uartists''
~ giving them bread soaked ia wine.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1874-02-07

Your prayer is useless, and your church
going mere mockcry Of God, If you have
not plain obedience in you to your con-
science. --RWskih.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1874-02-07

Vice stings US even in our pleasure, but
virtue consoles Us even in our pains.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1874-05-22
Varieties.

Too late for the fair -An old bachelor.
The man who picked up an 'acquaint-
ance soon dropped him again.
What no one can find out A good
husband at II p NJ
How to become practically acquainted
with the "Rule of Three" Live with
your wife, mother, and mother-in-law.
1t cost Lewiston man $G0.82 to
have his dog bite another man, but what's
that to the satisfaction Of being able to
keep your neghbor awake o nights.
Instead of saying "Its long time
between drinks" Western men now re-
mark, ITS long time since | signed
my last pledge
The lady who applied day or two
ago to IIoosick Falls drug store for six
cents worth Of the glory of rhyme"
was not love-sick poetess She had
been sent for chloride Of lime.
A beast of a man in St. Adams, VT,
has won wager Of $15 by eating ~
boxes Of sardiDes, ! quart Of raw pea
beans. and / pound Of bar soap within
three days.
The new style Of oath is out. Mrs.
Marrowfat ordered her husband to peel
the onions for dinner before he left the
house yesterday, and Mr. Marrowfat,
bringing down bis fist upon the table
with much emphasis, observed: ';11ay |
be cremated, madam, if do l'-Brook-
Ign Times.
They tell queer story about the doc
tors in q certain Texas town, who were
all away last summer to attend medical
convention. They we're absent about
two months, and on their return found
that all their patients had recovered, the
drug stores had closed, the nurses had
opened dancing schools the cemetery
was cut up into building lots. the under
takers had gone to making fiddles, and
the hearse had been painted and sold for
a circus wagon.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1874-05-22

One day last winter an indulgent and
fond parent took his little daughter in q
band-sled out on the ice for happy
romp. After proceeding short distance,
the treacherous foundation they were on
gave way, precipitating father and child
into the water. A hero saw the mishap
and flew to the rescue, and at the risk Of
his own life saved the imperled Ones
In performing his humane act the gallant
soul jumped into the water, and the re-
suit was his watch got wet and stopped
running. The man he snatched from
death said he was no joweller, but he
thought he could put the tme-piece in
order. lie repaired the manned watch,
but as that particular kind Of work was
a little out Of his line he said he would
only charge the owner 1925 for the
job The amount was paid and another
name added to the list of those who be-
lievc the grateful instead Of an honest
man is the noblest work Of God !! The
most disagreeablc thing about this story
is, "'Tis true It's pity, and pity It's
It's true p oug},ton Gaaette.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1874-05-22

"YoU'Lt NEVER FIND A BETTER
FRIEND" when Jebhard Beise, the bar
Der, hung himself few days ago at his
house on the Hamilton road, n favorite
but uncouth looking dog that he had
taught many tricks and treated long as a
companion demonstrated his grief by
coming close to the body, licking the
face and hands and whining piteously.--
When the undertaken came the animal
was disposed to attack him, and it was
with extrc,ae difficulty that he was re-
moved and confined in an adjoining room.
The day of the funeral the dogs lamenta-
tons were louder than even before, and
although it is not known how he saw the
proceedings, he jumped through the clos
ed window and made his way to the
hearse. Unsuccessful attempts were
made to drive him back, but he managed
to keep close to the hearse until it start
ed, and then he was allowed to trot be-
hind it to Spring Grove. At the gate
he threatened to attack the keeper and
continued with the cortege to the grave.
When the earth was thrown in the poor
dog howled again, and when all was over
he sorrowfully departed with the other
mourners. - Cincinnati Gazette.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1874-05-22
UNDERTAKING..

VNHE Undersigned would respectfully in
form the citizens oiRockvile and vicini-
ty, that he has bought he right, title, inter
est and good will Of is father, in the IN
DERTAKING BUSINESS, together with the
Hearse, Wagon, &c. neessaryfo conducting
the same, and that he ill be prepared here
after, upon the shortes notice, to accommo-
d ate I'll who may requte his services. lib
erAl share Of patronap is solicited.
w. REUBEy HUMPHREY,
Washington Street,
iuneI0-tf Rockville, Md.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1874-05-22
ne. r. RTER,

fLATE PARTNER WITH wM. oLDFlEID, ESQ.,
DUMP-MAKE
FOUNTAIN GREEN, hartford Co., Nd.
win attend promptly n DIGGING AND
WALLING WELLS, FITTING IN NEW
PUMPS and REPAIRING OLD ONES.
NEW PUMPS kept alwys on hand. Price
so cents per foot.
ALL NEW WORK WARRANTED.
MEs- All letters addressed to b. +. CARTER,
Fountain Green, Harfori county, Md, or to
HUcH MILES, Poolesville, Nd, will be prompt
Jyattended to.
oct 7-3mn u. + CARIEk.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1874-05-22
VOL. XIX.--NO. 43.

DIED OF A Broken HEART. Mrs. Sal
lie A. White. wife Of Capt. j H. White,
the celebrated horso-thief, died at the re-
sidence of her mother, near Germantown,
Wednesday night, of broken heart
Mrs White, it will be remembered, res
cucd her husband from Jail with dash
and true wife hcroism that won for her
the sympathy of chivalrous gentlemen,
by handing him revolver when she WIS.,
tied him. Mrs. White was high-spir-
tied woman, refined and cultivated, and
Of good family. The disgrace Of her
husband being arrested and confined as q
horsc-thief wrought upon the finer feel
ings Of her nature to such an extent that
the overstrained spirit refused to bear its
burden, and took its fight to another and
better sphere. While her husband may
be guilty of the crimes charged against
him, his wife was innocent, and the man
ncr in which she rescued him, her Gull
ture, elegance, and good standing have
enlisted in her behalf the 'sympathies of
all who knew her; and her sudden death
from the causes which led to it render
this sympathy still greater, and Indicate
clearly that, while she was true wife,
ready to succor her husband under any
circumstances, she was also truly hon
orabe woman, who could not suffer the
stings and arrows Of outrageous fortune"
nor bear the disgrace attached to blast
ed name. Memphis Register.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1874-05-22
OLDIaELD's

Il &c @ l $ 10 + = u m p.
TIME undersi gned as now on hand about
5000 feet of Wife Oak Pump Stock,
which has been in sok in Spring water a
sufficient length of tiie to free it from sap
ANY Pump construcd of this slock is guar
anteed not to give amn pleasant taste to the
water. His arrangefents for preparing Pump
Stock in the above rlp,-er ara Mot - -
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1874-05-22
ROCKVILLE. MARYLAND FRIDAY MORNING. MAY %, 1874
y Q c t / Il /.
ON THE SHORE.

| am growing old feel il
In the trembling of the limb;
The silver hairs reveal it,
And my sight is growing dim
While my friends around remind me
or the dizziness of my ear,
Though hear it said behind me,
Grandpa is growing queer"
All SO deep the furrowed places
Which the share of Time doth pillow,
That il may have left its traces
On the brain as well MS brow
But know that still unfurrowed
have kept my better part;
For, though lines he on the forehead,
There are none upon the heart.
And, therefore, old and weary,
am not afraid to die,
Though the shore seems lone aud dreary,
And the waters wide and high;
For know across the River
Theresa bright and sunny land,
Where the hand doth never CULVER,
Nor the form decrepit stand.
Where the hair doth never silver,
Nor the head unbidden bow,
And the passing ages never
Put wrinkle on the browi
And there's One will go beside me
Through the Rivers breaking tide,
That no waves will override me
Till reach the other side.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1874-05-22
FARMERS OF M0TTG0MERYl

TNHE undersigned having built commo-
4 dious WAREHOUSE at the intersection
of Montgomery Avenue and High Street,
eading to the ROCKVILLE DEPOT, is now
repaired to furnish the following articles
hich he guarantees to be of the very best
qdality, and as cheap as they can be pur-
chased in any market;
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1874-05-22

A Boston millionaire offered man
two dollars and half the other day for
stopping a runaway team and saving the
life Of his daughter lie can't hope to
be millionaire long if he is going to
squander his moEey in that way.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1874-05-22
MONTGOMERY INSTITUTE.

COOKE D. LUCKETT, (Uni,er of va.,)
PRINCIPAL.
MISS ROSA HAYDEN, (Academy of Music,
Peabody Insttutf)
Vocalist and Teacher of lnstramental Music
THE SIXTH ANNUAL SESSION will
begin on NDNDA Y, Septembtr l5H, 1873.
Dzs- For Terms, &c, apply to the Primer
pal. Isep 5-3m
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1874-05-22

There is lady at Benton, Mich, who
subscribed for the Detroit Free Press in
1885, and has been taking it regularly
ever since. The result is, she is now 20
years old, and is in good health. 1t is
astonishing how long person will live
who subscribes regularly and who pays
promptly for good newspaper. Ifdoc-
tors would prescribe fewer pills and more
papers the world would be much healthi-
er than it is.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-06-04
BAwuuyfLlr, VI, June lst. 1874

The ceremony Of decking the graves
Of the soldiers OF the war OF the
Rebellion with flowers, by the members
Of skinner Post, No q, g. A. K. on
saturday last, was very impressive and
we'll calculated TO take the thoughts Of
all present from the, active all absorb.
ing cares of everyday life aud lead
them back to dark and bloody scenes
amolg trcachcrous aud deadly foes
under black aud dreuehing skies and
in doubtful and perilous times. Many
who half reluctantly decided to spend
an hour TO crafty curiosity, a curiosity
to see the ceremony. as they followcd
the musio, that Always means war
with unconscious time-step,to the sol
diers grave aud listened to the earnest
aud impressive words of the living
comrades over the dead heroes felt u
strange thrill come over them, aud the
farm and the shop aud the store were
forgotten, aud the mind suddenly and
all uncousciously became absorbed in
competing the vast volume OF blood
required to repair and strengthen the
grand old temple Of liberty with one
weak spot in its foundation, which our
forefathers handed down to us. In fact
skinner Post did well, AID impressively
honored the memory d their buried
comrades. Those who attended TO see
aud hear were richly repaid and those
who stayed at home lost an inspiration
Other posts Of the G. A. X may have
had more imposing ceremonies, but we
doubt il any Of them surpassed Skin.
uer Post in the touching solemnity and
appropriateness Of the performance Of
every part Of its programme. The
deep, rich, subdued, Toll the tell for
the brave" will linger with US long
time N,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-06-04

lts peppie uu the east side nt "a,
81, stattu- SO, getting titur,ughly worked
orttt il,c ratirffd question, A pre.imi
ita,F survey j. in progress oi route irpu
1hr iipnssc Tnnunl through Wilmington
and ofi-r towns TO Baudville, ullimatri,
De- cross the mountain TO Manchester OF
Dorset, or Ia continue north 10 connect
with the Rutland road al Ludlow.
A rsilrusa meeting was hrld at Town
shend iast week IN the interest OF the
Nest River Road from lIrattlsboro to
Jsmslcs. The proposition Ia TO bGild 4
marrow gnAge road which responsible
parties agree 10 construct snd equip foI
500 600 except land damages, and Il
lske ulc.ha.f yi ID In mgrtaaga of lhs
uaG. ltts tbauga' t'ut go, 600 caa De-
ta3aa 5nd thc prospects OF ,bis road are
brighter tl.sA eser bes~~. II IL expected
thst this road will ultimately eros. the
iuoua'slu aud extend 10 whitehall. Tho
aun hom Manchester fn Nhiuehsli S.
rr. rs-, s'ui .;uri: and .bch a Aae. II
ramHHns.s aaoH' lff 5ha sbare,t route
iu.lB lt-aaa m Lakr ttHeplair, wbict
% ..a.. 20. ts- .3r. great at,fs utiisg pam
$500 #e gH.s8a1, af 1ia t'v-st Wet. o.
tuaa rE-s n. .a gls=f beHrnr sea tb.
81 .a.e aatsfs-.- sa aHts .ealiau, rte .ff,
3uuts-., st onngtIlr asd r.'auncs. tbs
nuHrt Interests If thg ',fern Mountain,
v-I Itr nvfning Interests 90 tHe rie. vsi
f... urust Wiiea ir ras-rt. T0e--
f.a,tl+ asN =aHssrt GIG Iaar be- bUlH auG
.s.fs- au agi. .sd~ uarhI fn h-g.u Cd
waa- so. oa fsr sabicet NarroS guaga
r..s4s- ..,a hs f,1is sod of~rsed lar tn.
an Hlarr fhsn 8av-laii IS tbs expense oN
ltf sa,uags gaags aad suswer even
lagfsssF eEagi Iar 'aa b~.gs~st freight
4..l ssaHG Hrs
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-06-04
Written Tor the Manchester JorHvAi.
PIPINGs.
PAwLrr, W., June I'd, 1874.

PAwIEr, W., June I'd, 1874.
Yesterday there was great noise in
the house Suddenly there appeared
at the trout door Il son 81 the Emerald
Isle witt u large usket, covered over
the top uy blue cloth something
for Nieesisr Pufher he answered 10
our inquiry. Aud would wees be
afther keepjn the ha'te till that CUTIE
man comes z took the basket aud
pulled back tue CLOTH, naking q very
small opening supposed, and was on
the point OF peering 10, hen some
thing jumped squeezing through and
landed at my feet. That something
proved 20 be a small white pig. BE
was a. much astopished as we were
bot, instantly recovering bimseli made,
q dive through tbo pahar door, which
stood open. and 'st after Hlm 30 hot
pursuit. Around the room they riTclcd
right aud IpN urs-,tlnR .hinYr gen
orally By ibis time the family hear
iug the clattcr began t. assemble Fat
Uncle ~arn came ~addIing along u,a,.
az desperate edurs 30 appear calm
and get has eye glass properly adjusted
Granduuther squeezed b. through the
folding doors ani ~ u#ce comprehend.
log the s,ste at affairs. mau ted The
nearest rhair iar safety, where size
stood with crossed hands aud surveyed
with silent disp,casure the remains oi
her iayatilc lamp lying under The table
Katie piled herself up aa the Top Of the
piano. trying yaiuly 10 keep bridgcis
goBry hauds utI her aew dress aunt
Mary, Of up stairs where she was tax
ing the cud papers ont Of her stiff gray
hair, beard the racket and came hut.
tcriag duwa, reaching the scene just 10
time g. receive piggy 10 the ample
folds q hes morning wrapper, which
be unhappily mis,Ook Tor some place
81 refuge Here commenced a des.
prtate struggle between Auut Mary.
piggy and Pat. and for some time we
we're undecided which az the three
would fetch up ia the basket Great
excitement prevailed until Pat by a
fortunate move. occurred the cause and
returatd BIN 70 tho basket Aud then
cane a iableau imagine sid basket Ia
the middle d the SCOT the pig in il
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-06-04

isr Ese1e-y iaied sa1ts FRAN.
eaam Mass THO taftrr In sa8c
Hga lal oioo Bgesd part II tbt saes
= raw sid uFea Slaughtered for l.eef.
Use ssti is sfsi eat Up wliA knife aa4
carefully ssrts tie .sissts sa5 skisay
reges srs ed - tsllgw. AL ealy lie
1seaE a-4t Used. l4.l Is pat .El5 f2ia
4a3 uHNoegbly washed. after which il
BE- iakea cot ard eai by machinery very
bae. IL So iaea placed in another 80,
sad melted, ~ten tae ell rises t1 che
top aus rs drawn oa. After this has
partly cooled lt ls taken 60 che press
raem and placed ia CANVASS cloths.
salcb bold from oDe aud a ball 30 two
P9arat each tsese arc plscod nuder the
prose where the oioiuc De- separated
from thc steauue, the olcino passing
through the cloths. The steariae remain
IUg inside The stearlne is sold or
male IHta candies Tie oieiue is then
pBt into the churu- aud about 20
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-06-04

There Is very little new to be said
un the Governor question The peo-
pie are not quite so unanimous and en-
'husiastic in favor Of Judge Peck as
VAS expected when bis name was first
announced with such flourish Of trum-
pets. two weeks ago. In this portion
ol the state very little is said in his ia.
Yor. aud il would be au easy matter to
secure il 10 opposition to him But
there seems to be DO organized oppo,
sition as yet. We still stick to our
fret love aud go Tor Hon A. l. Miner,
not merely because be is resident OF
tLis section of the state, bat for his
marked qualifications fer the office, aud
for the good works he has performed
Ns can hardly brius ourselves 70 sup
port au east slde man in any event
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-06-04
IAMEs AnR0r13s 800 ~

State Of Vermont. Asnsbestsf District sa
In Probate Court held 81 Manchester, withiu
and for said District 90 the lat day ~ June
A. D., 1874.
Present. Hon. Il. 49, Iiurtoa. Judge.
Tke exec1triE on the estate OF james Abbott,
late Of LtndgrOSs, ia said district, deceased,
mako Application 10 said Court 10 sItsnd The
time heretofore allowed her TO pay tho dsbts
due from raid estste, aud 10 render hsr admin
stration account, until some future day Where
upon It lie ordered by rsid Court that said apph.
cation BIO heard at the Probate Once Ia MAuoheR.
ter, on the Path day of juue, 1874, sod, u 10
further ordered, that notice be Rlyeu 20 s per
sons interested, by the publication Vi thi order
IA the Manchester JOunkAL, priut.d al AAuahes
ter, three weeFs succcsrIvell beiyrs ss.d hear
ing.
4 time record.
Attsst, IOVELANb Nrhso&, Hyrisr y
A trur copy H record.
Agts.g fUyFLA&D M ON. tta.'-tsr
yaas
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-06-04
FOR GOV ERN X !:
A. J.. MINER.
# HEUfHEF


Ja8ss Poland I'D 6 VI Headoe
sl pfobsbly he reelected 81 Cangress
tfam uH st@Ge without opposition. ~,
So ahia district there are Figus Of q
. Incly lFbt between C. ". Willard
sa8 CA Joyce Both The Ruuaua
papers sat ihc Hraae have already
me aal a Joyce and 'bere t-ems ta
ara growing sentiment Is fafor a. bis
election
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-06-04

u.a4 .n lisr..s. ia, ~. uts 81 Aars.a.
ir' 90 81 e'4 .'''' f" p. d ''-7 u 80
Hmm b. N.vs t.es.8sp. Cam. after q
few pleasant ysar- # estlf childhood she
htht WIZ "et t'.'''l'a ''''e's' -
is Nrw F,,,,ls,4 ~ ygs .pepsipg oee
81 her bappje-f auH what proved 10 be
the last eft Ter caFtbh years here when
slie "as sudaehif 1aiaa q" AHa better
.t"7 hAl t#. 'iia@ It H'i aa3'ei" u"
many hsarls Obilr her frasb. sweet
sp.rii. her engaging manners. and fhc
earnest t.rarfI.sI ,gay ian ,sbirI. .bt rfs,k
BOLD OF Ter hie WORN gave PROMISE OF an
extensive usefulness tier 1tii>tiAh
saly.,j,,,, 10, t,..r,.t s4.f.,.. aBI l,a marked
r,s...sa. b.. 1..t Btt... Indicate tH.t lave
Wa lhe keynote - hrr religious thought
7'ta NE. Tier ifieo'is from distance
mains l,asft,f,l ven la 5,.,fb hrf,,te
tat9 10, ,l,..,r ,..tti,,, t,l..q,f, Nat,l. ,tiH
while ti'e large ATTENDANCE % The funeral
ns,t,, h, IN, },,r..,,,d ar,l a tiab .stasu
lar The deuagtrd
pl. talia,yi,,,, line. are fl fIepd,.
...,'.,,......,.. ~.
..sr,oxau,,qa,
....,.,.,-..,,.
: WAS NN'n 'Ne t'i''H p'ur
A si"' ,'e p'ie 10,"'s o'auIy ua'n'y 'otu ,
" '' "a'''" 'A tive -""''E"'' -'''''" '"S
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-06-04

t Ua'a ~ ukera we write esr
F.gnEs
Agw . ~ 49, WgeE q > DoEAss<S
bat I suppose al tits .eocs e show
taAt perseverance, ard courage over.
c4ze al otat4l,re
gAvs Efss&.s.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-06-04
sosnEsF.oNpF x,E
r.rrsr Htrrxa r,cron,...

Mr. E4tsr
Taiakiag peraap., sour subscribers
aoall ~ Interested to learn something
e. regard 70 Patent Batter, ! wlil give
VOC s short description az uAuutactut
isg O'eo Margarine. o. pearl batter
is the coartisy u Mr wm Howard
one q The pFopgietOrs q the Americas
Batter Company. vas shosn thFough
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-06-04
NETM NAWYEN,. EsIAIE

- STATE oy NEngo"I Manchester p.t let -.
iu Probate Count held st Manchester. Rithis
and for said District ou the 2inl dss d Wa
A. y. 1874.
Present, Hon. e.. 70. burton, jadss.
The administrators OF the estate ~ Seth h.p i.
yer, late OF Peru, IN said district deG~astd,
yropuuug to render an .oeUaut Of bic sdiniEis
tratiuu on the estate OF the said deceased. q il
ordered bF ssid Court that rAid account be 81.
Hmiued Tor allowance It asseion tiiefeOf, to he
held At the Probate Uiler 10 Manchester, 10 ssid
District, on tho 1lth day ut Jane, 4. y. 1874,
by the publication az tmp 0Tder rHk man
cHEsIER JoCHNAL, newspaper prlutsd ~ said
Manchester, three weeks euGeasNvcly, prosipus
20 said time Of hearing
A true re ord,
Attest, LOyELASD MuNFON, H. Aipef
A true copy OF record,
AHest, GOyELAND MUKsO$, beristyr
4a.,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-06-04
WfrELT FANILy NFpsPArE8.


HENRY WARD BEEcHrR, Editor.
In religious matters this pspsr IL Evangelical
lnd unrectarsn. IN political affairs ,indep
and outspoken. 1t contains the best articles snd
both short aud serisl stories, from tho for.m ,sr
@riters; it aims 80 maintain the highest stand.
ard in Religion Literature, Poetry, Art, Music
Science, News, poities Household aud FsmiI,
Affairs, With Stories, Rbymee, Puzzles tor the
Children, &c. Nothing Is spared to make it .
COMPLETE Newspaper to.' ne Family. pare. at
tractiye, wide-swake, and up with the times
journal interesting to very one in the house,
hold, yonug Or Old, Il il
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-06-04

DR.. Bakers Pain PnRacea, for Rheuma.
tism, Neuralgia, Cramps, Colie, Diar.
rhpa, Choffa Morbus, Cholera intantum
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