The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-08-17

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Mr. PaHing,9s says sbc mean,
TO bear oae bseasnaliAn sermon before
- ite college commandments are
over
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part every bgut II the day
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store 81 realizing tie sweet Dos ana
bgy - lovingly spoken q by The
sunday lliao poet
sacegc8 San Francisco grl al
sesiiscs lar husband with ,he same
t'enth Sow ~ toe same good judg
neat br cn,eaded 10 moral qualities
aal there uould De more charity 10
married tic
May may q upsy man fall into The
river with impuuity Because he
Wont drown a. long a. bis head
saims
Charles Lamb when speaking d
one y his rides o. horseback, remark.
"a that 81 at once his horse stopped,
but he kept right 90.
- wag. noted for bis breyity,
writes 70 a friend to be careful il tho
selection Of bis diet He says Don't
sat q oumbersi they'll W-up
4 thief 10 Evansville, Indiana,
stole the contribution box out Of a
church lie evidently went there to
ptey
There is always one particularly
active aud noisy fly these mornings
that makes il his business 10 call a fel
low up for bis breakfast the Gys
breakfast, sc mean.
"A writer IL the Scientific American
asks, Why are we right-handed2 And
We suspect II never occurred 10 bin
that it is because we are not left.hand-
ca
Sarah John, | cant dress up for
dinner this weather. What is the cool
est thing caa get intoy John =
sarah.toga aud Sarah got into her
toga
When the thermometer indicates
ninety and nine, you may have noticed /
that "a man can get his choler up much |
more easily than he can keep his collar
up
The Oswego Palladium mentions
James CLARK and wife who were born, |
died, aud buried on the same day -
jimmy and bis wife must have been
awfally young
4 country subscriber informs us
that while operating rcaping machine
the other d,y one Of his cows got in
front Of it and he soon bad beef la
moved
Men, says Adam Smith, are natu-
rally uasentimenal man will scoop
the bottom out Of an egg without
tai0king that the mother of that egg
l., perhaps. hundred miles away, 10
Zoe rain
in iapecuuious individual was
heard to mutler, as hn finished reading
a railroad haul bin headed through
without change That's The road |
shall take 90 fault 70 find with them
terms
The Cincinnati Times says that
hens are laying bard boiled eggs.
There IS nothing eggs traordinary
about that considering the weather;
but hens should learn 10 bear the yolk
more coolIy
Five OF six months Of married life,
remarks a setern observer, will often
reduce naturally irascible man 70
sach condition Of angelic humility
that 1t wouldn't be safe 70 trust him
with pair d wings
When the train ia within two
miles q the depot every American
citizen rises. crowds TO the door Of the
car, makes wild plunge f1r the ferry
boat aad then slaais leisareIy. with
i5olhpiek between bis teeth. 10 watch
the procession OF sensible pesple that
follow
AT Lancaster. Pa. On the Fourth