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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-09-07

for at least six months before it is deemed
perfect and fit to be put ON the market
All these processes are open TO public
knowledge, but there is one which is u
secret and is 2calously kept as such.
That is the manner in which snuff il
perfumed. Altar Of roses is known to
be the material employed, but how it
is applied is only known to the tobacco
mon
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-09-07
Campbcll'S Toast TO Napoleon.

This, told of Thomas Campbell, is very
neat, as illustrating the sentiment with
which the authors of old days regarded
their publishers. At literary dinner
Campbell asked leave to propose toast
and gave the health of Napoleon Bona
partc. The war was at its height, AMI
the very mention of Napocon's name,
except in conjunction with some un-
complimentary cpithet, was, in most
cases regarded as an outrage. A storm
of groan5 burst out, and Campbell with
difficulty could get few sentences
heard. Gentlemen" he said, "yOu
must not mistake me. admit that the
French emperor is a tyrant. ! admit
that he is Il monster. | admit that he
is the foe Of our own nation, and, if you
will, of the whole human race. But,
gentlemen, we must be Just to our great
enemy. We must not forget that he
once shot a bookseller" The guests, Of
whom two out of every three lived by
their pens. burst into roar OF laughter
and Campbell .at down in triumph.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-09-07

understand. | have said more than |
meant to say consider some Of it un.
said only remember if ever you should
want Il friend, you will know where ia
come; and" ," he adds, with rather sad
smile, " will not even in Jest ask YOU
to become my wife"
because you consider me 50 worth.
less ?"
y" Because will not give you the pain
of saving no."
Because you will not give me the
joy Of saying yes"
That could not be-" he replies, with
almost childish incrcdulty in his voice
"why, | am fifteen years older than
you"
"And if it were twice that, it would
be nothing" reply, warmly. "But
must you beat all the pride out of me ?"
lie turns round now and faces me,
laying his hands upon my shoulders,
While | gaze into his eyes 50 frank and
fearless. Remember" he says, in Il
solemn voice, "thG place from which
we have just come remember all that is
at stake, and then tell me if you can say
from the bottom of your heart--I love
YOU"
My heart does not faltcr as cche his
last words, and know that he will never
ask me that question again--at least for
the want of confirmation. He folds me
in his arms, and, bending down, kisses
my lips long and passonately. 81 came
in here" he says, cone of the weariest
men in all Gods earth, and now am
surely the most blessed" We 90 back
to London, both happy, both supremcly
happy; and as we drive home through
the shricking London streets, | shudder
to think how nearly had missed the
great peace and happiness Of my life
He had kept his secret lnantully; but,
thank God. it had been known at last,
and unt tpo latn
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-09-07

A MscHIEvors quack in Altoona
City, Penn, advised a young man with
more hair than brain to use molasses-
water, the theory being that after the
water evaporated the rebellious lock,
would coalescc and keep in place. HC
made his toilet of a Sunday morning, and
taking a prominent pew, concentrate
the attention Of all the flies in the
church, much to the relief and edifica
tion of the congregation. After striking
wildly about and damaging palm-leai
in undue vehemence, he made a break
for the door with the flies swarmiDg
about his wellseasoned poll.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-09-07
Sea NymphS and Their Toes.
From George Alfred Townscnd's Cape May Letter
to the Philadelphia Times.

Ia the Philadelphia Times.
Stockings of blue, red and striped are
worn this summcrin the bath, knee high,
with Il coquettish little white seam down
the side, as if it was Il rip. What cum
ming has not woman She is aware that
her foot is almost always inferior to a
mans in grace and plant. Aman stands
like a marble statue, with the blue veins
cut clearly; woman's foot is the trade
mark Of irresolution and only half dcyel-
Opcd, and tn tees take hold Of nothing
Her big toe points upward and her little
toe shrinks into the sand. The precise
connection between woman and hcl
squeal | could never ascertain. Origi
nally, no doubt, when she was alone with
Darwin, the squcal was all the language
she had. Development came along and
the caudal part Of the lady became an
imperfect bunch Of toes, while the object
finally learned to articulatc. Yet on all
trying occasions she resumes the squeal
runs up the line of breakers at Cape May,
as the cold water strikes three thousand
ankles. Then we observe the uniformity
with which every daughter of Thetis is
armed in her cOrsetS. Their diminished
proportions confirm the story Of Adam
that it took only one of his ribs to make
a whole woman. But these general de-
fcctions of form only make more admira-
bic the perfect of her sex. She is from
Baltimore, and weighs about one hun
dred and thirty pounds, at the age OF
sixteen. Her hair is rich copperbrown,
flung loose like name. Her feet and an.
kles are as white as the ilcety soul of 4
billiard ball, which has invisible legs Of
ivory. She wears a suit of dark red
with a skirt and slender brccchcs, and
dashing down the sands and into the
soap suds of Mrs. Neptune, she hears the
small boy exclaim, periorce What
a pretty daughter our washerwomar
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-09-07
His Dream of TOnSOrlal Bliss.

4 Detroit barber has been thinking
aud planning and dreaming, and in his
minds eye he sees what can bc brought
about rs soon as he has earned the money
to pay the bill. lie secs a three story
BARRIERS shop on the corner, with eleva-
tors carrying the unShavcd from floor to
floor, and SEEDING them down again, Bill
lard rooms, Il gymnasium, II summer
garden and Il dancing hall are in the
plans. A silver fountain throws streams
of cologne water to the ceiling, The bar
bcr's chairs have nicklc-plated lcgs. The
razorS have handle, of solid gold. The
walls are mirrors, in which the happy
face of the proprietor is reflected ten
thousand times. A band plays soft, sad
strains. Angelic whispers float through
space. Unseen silver fans cool the brow
of each customer. While he is being
shaved his boots are BACKED n ten dollar
bill is slipped into his pocket, perfume
thrown over him, and a tailor measure
him for suit Of clothes which is not to
cost him cent. As he goes out he is
given ticket to the opera, lottery
ticket, a new silk hat, gold-hcadcd cane
and stem winding watch, and il he of.
Gcrs to pay for the shave, the proprietor
of the shop softly replies 4" If you has
been made happy, de grand objcek am
accomplished. ."
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| Daily Witness handled thc dicc.hoy i'm
an arilc manners but, shake il rs he
would. ne could not avoid the supcrnat.
ural result
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pcrplcyinr. 4 blank card was handed
the spcctutors upon which they were re-
oucsted, one after the other, to place
four pumcricoIs. thc total gmount thus
srt down omountcJ 10 1917. uuon
which lbp rpportcr of thc World opcncd
not without trcpidation,a sealed envelope
that had previously been intrusted to
his care, and 10. the ScIl-samc product
I",5i1, appeared written in plain charac-
tcrs within. At this point there might
have been Il wholesale conversion to
spirituaIiSm or almost any doctrine pro
informed his audience. in excellent
French, that he claimed not to do the
mysterious or unnatural. The ,light-of-
hand tricksof NJ. Ca2cncuvcarc not how
ever, his only stock in trade. He has a
tolcrahIv good memory, which serves him
in snmr stcod tn illuStrgtr. He handed
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-09-07

PREACHING VERSUS PRACTICE.-Mrs,
McGill, says the New York Post, sat in
the parlor talking with the minister.
"What do love-" said she, sis to see the
children enjoy themselves" And yet
when, a moment after, a baseball came
singing into the room, scattering the re-
mains ofa ffty.cent glass, do you sup
pose she leaned out OF the window and
cried: "Here's your ball, darling, never
mind the old glass" Not much. She
sailed out the font door like a cyclone,
and banged the head of the boy who
owned the ball against the railroad until
he thought the Fourth of July had ar
rived two months ahead of time,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-09-07

THE cx-cmpress Eugenic has grown
very stout, dyes her hair. and covers her
face with powder, while the slight lame.
nes, which she used to dissimulate so
skillfully has become very apparent in
her gait. Her stately bearing and the
noble carriage of her head and shoulders
are still very remarkable. "She looks,
quoth my friend, "likc one accustomed
to wear a crown" 1t isl significant fact
that all the photographs of her now Of
fered for sale in the Partisan shops were
taken two or three years ago, so that ap-
n,rrntly she has not cared to sit for any
later ones. Her ex-majesty must be
somewhere in the neighborhood OF fifty,
80 that the decadence of her charms i.
scarcely to be wondered at.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-09-07

GENERAL BUTLER is a red ant in the
Massachusetts, pantaloon leg.-DdnJwy
Nar'.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-07-13

Commencement at Middlebnry college
will occur July ~.
Charles Robbins, OF Hancock, 80 years
old, was killed the other day by fall
from a tree.
Frank Rock ofSslisbury is under 81, 600
bonds for committing rape on a girl eight
years old.
Sixteen young men and five young la
dies were examined for admission TO the
Z. v. NJ. the 29th ult.
A large barn In process of construction
near Colchester Corners, was struck by
lightning on Saturday night aud razed to
the ground.
A hutton manulactory has been organ
lied at Bethel. They have put ia stock
Of ivory nuts and will soon start up with
so hands.
Last Friday A. l.. Drake, Of Middle
bury, went TO the creek 10 wash his wag-
on and was drowned. lie was found
about % feet below the wagon.
Rev. Dr. Vim. j. Harris has resigned
The rectorship OF Trinity church, RutlAnd,
to accept call to Christ church, al De-
troll, Mich.
The Rutland Marble company has dis
posed OF 400 car loads OF marble ., its
auction sales, and there will probably be
other sales OF the same sort.
A toll chime Of bells was dedicated BY
the Roman Catholic society Of 81. Johus.
bury, Sunday. II IL believed 10 be the
only Dct In the State.
| A notable wedding was that which oc'
CARED At Brauleboro, last week, when /
smiling maiden Of 81 summers was led
10 the altar by fossiliGed gent Of =.
TIE Catholic church Ia Mortified wa
struck BY Lightning daribg = heavy thaa
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-07-13

Yuu are Askod every daF through he
columns Of The news lsaeir and BY year
druggist 70 use som laiug for dytpepfiA
and LIVER complaint ast yea know moth
Ing about, yon ees discouraged spending
money with bot luic sueoes Nov 70
givc you saiistaeto proof TIA Greens
August Ffewef wll aura yau at Is pep
sia and liver complaint Wiih al 10 effects,
nnch - sour stomach, sex hcGdae be-,
habitaAl oossivcncss palrRailan ci he
heart, heart bnIu, attef tasA, coming
up OF food after eating, sow spirits, &ct,
we ask ron 70 ~ 10 Yoar aTDsgist, Nalt
a Hard or Vincent Grover and Ecl
sample bottle OF Green = August Flower
Cor 10 cents and Try Il, or regular size
for rs cents; two doses vi relieve Yen
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-07-13

The Pernyi u Sytnp vitalizes aud en-.
riches The blood, totes mp the system,
builds up hc broken. own, cures dss-
pep.ia, debility, iropsy, CHI Is and fevers,
chronic diaitluu, lervons affections,
beil- humor diIbeles, &c Thousands
have 81, Ell changed ~ The use Of this
remedy fr1m weak, sickly, suffering crea
tures, 10 strong, lcalthy, happy men and
women aud Invalid. cannot reasonably
hesitate TO give trial
A 32-page pamphlet, containing his
tory OF the Peruvian Syrup. valuable
paper on progress n nedicAl science, a
treatise on Iron SO medical agent, testi.
monisls from distinguished physicians
clergymen, aud Jthsrs, win be sent free
to any address. Seth w. Fowle & Sons
Propfielors, Sc Harrison avenue, Boston
sold by dealers generally.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-07-13

Der slower sb-at 2B'caaIk snnasy Eaorn-
ing, sna va, burooa 80 ths ground by
sam
a 4aa cal.lag a.mstf "Gca. FrAsicr,
ftom keainok7. i selecting money
fron Democrats ihrosga the State for
eampairu raiPosss, tie IL considered =
beat.
Jcl Mates, y Newport Centre, was
ttiue upsa Ae ytEsndaa 81 he house q
- days aeo. daIisr abcavy ihuuder
storm. whea S5n ttine Ike ball Of IRE
seemed 10 stnh I'm on the fNoe. lie
remained aasenss ,as or some time.
Tbe late Ma Iopkiason. Of Derby,
was p IL, i.a a. tie pilgrims, being lin
os Js udaai g q .shih generation
iioin 5es sss. "a the sixth gen
cradle. a6a8 .t otGa4lsh, and in the
eight gen ra'lar .rotn Isaac AllertOn.
Tic H psfst were among the
neas,r ~ ih5 pirtms Of 1890.
IS of M AZ, ia Jericho,
rs adsy night,
uefsa md set on Gre. Three
par-eaa were Ia de- house AZ the time,
u9e whom we've injured, and they
.n iagpisting the FIRE and
ts aata
Eu aalars ua lsand out that
.Caiei Je ilsrstf, "a the case Of the
Su Edaa, .h VI, page e., In
o4f a e m characteristic opin-
ioa aEs, % lsua e. NAH liquors:
"TLe s. 81 at3p sIsioa Tor requiring
Affirmative propg sasl ale is intoxicating
than tlat b.ajy 8, intoxicating or gun
powder OK tiys.'
A al aal successful HAYES and
Wbe, .os isss ! meeting was held 10
Burliug.og Sa sgening, and was
ADDRESSED l3 iuAs George IL. Bigelow,
l.. l.. Laarsse Daniel Robe ts, and
Jas. = jci2as, ,Aa .atrrfrom Brooklyn.
Spirited cspnaioss we're adopted, and a
campsign cob vss .ormed, with Hon.
Daniel Ro, 1r a4lea'.
IT, holss oG Peter Rochelle, on the Hat
nortl 8, Sc aele 10 Wincoski, was
struct ae tant' iog uatiag me storm OF
SATURDAY. night Both ehimneys were
thrown down aHi considerable damage
done TO tho usiie 81 de house. Several
persons wera 10 the house at the time,
but were aH4a6lug malc scared than
bust.
Rev G.. W, 5. Porter, Of the Methodist
church, who was convicted Of adultery
committed az Dandy, by the last confer
ence, and depo'ed ION the ministry,
having appealed, has been cleared by
Bishop Peck aud jury Of olergymen,
by an almost unanimous vote. II was
proved to The satisfaction of the appel
late court that the whole matter was a
conspiracy TO ruiu the character of Mr..
Porter.
The house of G. n. Needham, on tho
banks of Otter creek, near Dead creek
bridge, in Ferrisburgh, was struck by
lightning, The flid passed down the
chimney, wrecking that; thence along
the stoyepipe into the room where the
family were sitting. II passed along the
floor, tearing mp the boards in its track, to
and under Mrs. Ms chair. The electrici-
ty then passed through the floor, down
post into the ground in the cellar. No
one was injured. IT seems that all the
persons ia the room were seated with
their feet Of the floor on the rounds OF
their chairs
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-07-13

MaAeABt,
The neGt Regular Com a-icatn IL i5asuA
Ledge " A A. NJ. vi be he'd o. .hlts AS
evening, Jnly 6, 1876, q Fhef0s neant
}. II, wRrrTE. w
AasnirAm Chaptft, 80. So. s.
SeKt regular oonsocGtion on Laa5 a5ef-
lag. Jsly \. al II o'ciosa.
F.AUEkc
sktsnsr Pest ~. "a, 81.
Meets Al ThAyefs Hotel Han fsetefy Detat o.
the arst Tuesday evening Of zach month.
GRO. II. SESSIONS, Camuaudcf
Grant Lodge. No. te4, 4. . g.. r
Meets Al Adams Hall evotv SATURDAY. aFpt3te
Al O'Clock. All members - tlte order RS
invited. Degree myctiEga eter, hset aeiAs Z
Wednesday evening OF ,ath month =. + ,ts. +.
4. J. HGYf ~ ~
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-07-13
MANlnFRIER.

Most OF The late arrivals ia town can
c foand At the bead Of this column.
The city papers arc filed with sc-
soduts OF deaths from tho excessive heat.
-Df. l.. II. EIemcnwAy has returned
rom his prolonged visit 70 the West,
sith health much improved.
Hon. George Thatcher, ex.mayor of
Aibany, Is stopping at the Taconic hotel.
Read s. NJ Bowles' advertisement,
beaded Startling In another column
The BSllcnkill nAtIonalbank has re.
eisei auan,ity of trade dollars, which
kre aciuslly worth little less than cur
eney, bn, which people are glad enough
o vet.
This IL the kind OF weather when a
nan wishes be could take OF bis flesh
md sit IN his bones. Oar nights, how
Evcr. are always quite cool and comfort
Nble.
Col. John Hay, The ballad writer,
.ad for some years prominent writer
"a the New York Tribune staff, ia stop
ping At the Equinox house.
Oar local correspondents are getting
Icmiss lhIs bot weather. II they will
nall Arcund We win furnish them soda
waier enough 10 cool them Oh and set
sbem Al work again.
Strangers stopping 10 town should
not fat TO vislt The top Of Mt. Eqainox
before returning. The view from the
mountain il magnificent; besides, one
seldom gets 30 high 10 the world with 50
lllle cxertion.
Hon. L. 4. Chittendeh, tor several
yea n Regisx OF the L. $. Treasury
now a prOmiaeni lawyer Of New York,
formerly ef Burlington, is stopping :,
sbe Equinox house.
The parios nasic al the Equinox
i,oass, which 10 always lrst-ciass, this
year seems 70 be even better thsn usual.
PREF. fArber has been nnasuAily success
tal IL bic choice OF assistants.
There was high wind aflsF . show.
AZ one nighl last week, aud 4 gentleman
VITO vas up Il tbs time Informs n TIA
be actually rkw The Gag asAG touch ID
lightning rod ON tbs ccurt bouse. Ii
mans wOui can be relied on.
-Hsying has fairly commenced, an'
isrmes report = good crop Ia most local
ities Osher crops promise 20 be abund
AT, ahd there woaid seem Astie cnus
foF oompisius on ths part 81 The tllier o
The soil a. compared with some otbel
brADches 81 labor.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-07-13

A preparation which meets want new
er before furnished to the invalid 10
HUNTS REMEDY. HUET's REMEDY 10 the
anchor of hope TO the youth and aged OF
either sex, for the cure Of kidney, blad-
der and glandular diseases, diabetes,
dropsv, gravel, excuses and intemper-
ance, mental and physical debility and
affections Of the urino-genitsl organs.
HUNTS REMEDY regenerates and bouys
up tie Whole csrcu3 system.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-07-13
CHATHAM, N. Y.

The harvest season has arrived. The
first field of rye cut in this vicinity was
on S. Wilbur's farm, and was cut on the
Sd Of July. The crop is fair one--not
heavy on the ground, but well filed, and
another week of favorable weather will
enable farmers to secure the most of it.
An early crop will suit the paper makers,
as not one in ten of them but have
been short Of straw for the past three
months; and now that paper is doing a
little better in the market, there will be
more encouragement for them TO sow
again.
The Centennial 4th passed of rather
quietly, but very pleasantly, with us.
In accordance with the proclamation of
the President, we did not forget the i'm
portAnce ofthe day and the occasion. The
evening was set apart for public read
ing by Mrs George Clyde Reynolds,
which together with the reading of the
proclamation by Thos X. Hudson, Esq,
and the reading of the old Declaration
by g. a. King, Esq, with refreshments
and fireworks at the close, made the
whole affair both instructive and enjoy a.
bic
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-07-13

Americans sTe particularly subject 10
this disease and !ts effects; such AZ Sour
Stomach, Habstnal CostiVeness, Heart
Barn, Water Bfash, coming up OF the
food, coated tongne. disAgreeable taste In
the mOuih, pAipltstion Of the heart and
al diseases Of the Stomach and Liver.
Two doses OF CREEais AuGUsT FLOWER
will relieve you At once, and there posi-
tiye.y is not case 10 the United States
Il vii not crre. II you doubt this 60 TO
yoar druggist Wait & Hard, or Vincent
Grover sna get q sample bottle for i0c.
aud ~ H. Reg mar SIC 55e.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-07-13

The laie,. g;citea'. aud most reliable
remedy ev r nlt toge aer by medical
science f. rheumatism, Wounds, Swell
lings. Bn :, Csked Bresst, &C., 10 the
Centaur Liniment. There are two kinds.
What the White I.niment is for the hui
man family, the Yellow CenlAur Lini-
ment il for spawned, lame and strained
horses aud animsls.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-07-13
no cnNsnmprIvEk

Tho advertiser, an old pas s4tlAr, retired irlla
active practice, having hal placed ia 20 hsn.ia
BY an East India Missionary ti,e iufiu-i.a "a q
permanent Cure OF CONSUMPTION, bfouDhats.
catArrh, Asthma, aud All Throat aud Lung Az
feetons, also a Positive and Radical Care Tor
Nervous Debility and all Nervous Ccmpl4snia,
otter having thoroughly tested its wonderful
curative powers in thousands o. cases, feels It
his duty 10 make Il known TO bis suffering fell
lows. ActnAted by this motive, and con t.
tieus desire 10 rehs " human suffering !
send free Of ehAi !, 10 all who des' :
recipe, with full directions for prep g.5
successfully using sent hs retu. p. Al
dressing
Dr ~, g tfNi.\ Il
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-07-13

Children cry for CastoriA. II is as
pleasant to take a. honey, and Is abso-
iotey harmless. II IL sure to expeI
worms, cure Wind collie, regulate the
bowels and stomach, aud overcome irri-
liability caused bv rash or cutting teeth i.
1t II perfect substitute for Castor Oil,
AMI iDr Costiyepess in young or cid there
il nothing in e1istence 30 effective and
reliable.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-07-13

Medicated bate are expensive. Not
so, however, With GLrNN's SULrHUR
Soar, encsp aud efficient substitute,
which answers tse same purpose as far
as local diseases Of the skin, rheumatism
aud govt are concerned.