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Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-04-22

DROB ATE ORDER tate of nj chigan,
i County of Cheboygan, sat- session OF
the Probate Court for the county of Cheboygan,
holden at the Probate Office, in the village of
Cheboygan. on Tuesday, the eighteenth day Of
April, IN the year one thousand eight hum
OIel ami seventy-six. ..
Present. George w. Bell, Judge Of Probat".
In the matter OF the estate of James +. Wat
son, Deceased.
On reading and filing the petition, duly verified,
of Charlotte A. Watson, adminstr&trix of eaid
estate, pray ing for reaacns therein stated. that
she may be licensed and empowered
to eel certain real estate in said petition
descr bed.
Thereupon it is ordered, That Monday, the pod
day oil Nav next at ten O'Clock in the forenoon be
assigned for the Earring of said petition, and that
the heirs at law of said decessi, and al other
persons interested In said estate, required to
appe r at a session of sad Cou t, then to he
holden at the Pr bate Off e, in the village of
ChebOygan, and show cause, if any there be,
why the prayer of the petitioner shOuld not be
graoted: And il is further ordered that said pc
titioner give notice to the persons interested In
aid estate, of the tendency OF said petition, and
~ hearing thereof, by causing a copy OF this
order to Ue published in the NORTHERN TRI-
BUNE. a newspaper prlnted and circulated IN
SAID county of Cheboygan, four successive
weeks previous TO said day of hearing. si.
GEt. w BELL, Judge of Probate.
"A true copyl (no4l4u
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-04-22

A great many places throughout the
state planted their Centennial" trees
last Saturday, in accordance: with Gov.
Bagley's suggestion.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-04-22
Unclaimed Letter I list.
LADIES LIST.

Pool, Miss Susan
CA. BRACE, P. NJ.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-02-03
SOMETHING Of INTEREST
To the Old Folks, and 10
the Boys and Girls.

The Bosioa Journal In = recent issne, sAyt:-
"Isctafe - yourself What magazine FOR chil
drtu ought 4 be-bgw bright and winning 10
contents. how pure aud stimulating 10 teaching
hos rtHplenAsnt with pictures, aud then inrn
over the pRvts ~ 81. NICHOLAS, aud you will
tud yaur l3ea realized
The Chicago Intot-fbceau save. "Sf NICHOLAS
i 81 Institution u Witch Young aud Old Amer
lea aro a. proud a. England IL 81 Ptn,ca. A
house wish ut ~ NICHOLAS, continues the
writer, "dues not deserve % own any boys and
etis. 90 dog should wag It's httle tail while
pre- sing it, nuso through the area rRiEugH, em-
phancaly. we would observe thAt should the
sun eandeaceni 90 shluc upon that house, bis
solAr majesty would make big mistake"
The first volume IT ST. NICHOLAS vas sur
pfi.o even ta the public that had heartily wei
,1med t number hy number Newspaper
critics Expressed cntiu -iAstic approval, children
aud parents Vsre alike dslig bted, sud eongratu,
iAtarY letters from distinguished men aud
women poured iu upon the publishers aud editor
Charles Dudley Warner wrote: Il do not see
huW Il can be made any better, aud II children
don't hke IL 10 Is time 20 change the kind Of
children in this country" Whittier, our great
poet wrote IL is little 10 say OF this magazine
that II is the best chiid's periodical ia the
world IT, aud words q hearty commentator came
across the ocean nom such earnest workers aud
popular fayOriies Of the young as Geo. Mne-
donald, Christina Bossetii, and canon Kingsley.
Beautifully bound. superbly illustrated, and
filed With good things from the best writer's
tucmalng three long sorel st1nes), the first
volume Of sT, NICHOLAS compile Ia itself il a
finer Christmas gift for girls and boys to-day
than any single book Ia the market, excepting
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-02-03
CEN7AUR
LINIMENTs.

IS nearly ptgtaa tru tAs rsgapfs q ihsss
sH7sasfiai p&sn snatEiNR SD hHAHnk Irh4s "a
isHiHsuls, iksa ~e can oaaGAeeil9 as tbrg 81
asisfiais sHy rais aiAarg FROM eesAi. lssuf or
saae.lf 8rfanEt11fe 81 We a. ma pFetena thst
stet sii mtnd ! lsclsn leg or ratesuatnsis
pass bat grea - sRet esnss usty val fuaeae a.
sfs.saiaaa aad stsp ths pals. Der cas- ~ gubf-
RNErf thc proper rntelis WHARF TIE tfiY T.
psaa p shtsttg, TefnPsfsnce e - uecss.
saft @ ffupeF physioAl. y. rasutA2 eoHaiitag.
Tbs Malu CENTAuR I.IsfNtsT is particularly
eaAFa}e3 ia 81 cases q hkvufastlsIat LuaiaARos
Nt4u.rias IfFsptias. iteh. kfsrAins, ChlitsAius,
Hlts. hfaises, sisuEs ftsnazs, scklts. sclkiifG,
Veal BARK. FA3ns Is tie stas. Nuaads NeepanF
Hngws, barus Frosted Feet. fAAsy Est-Aehe.
Headache & .oers Old soTes, hfoien nrsasis.
sore AipgAes, Sase Throat Crpup. bipiheria, Sc.
r. Gfeft 81 ihese cpuptA4nis tie tsptAuf isni
u,ett sal cure, Al q them i wll bencbi. u an
tntfHct The poison ffcgn bite. and siiuEs. and
v8i eufe burns and scAids without scsr The
fyl4Hine j. bgt a sample q Thousand similar
testimonials
AxriocR. Iil-. pee. 1874.
NJ yfe hss, Ter loug time, besn terrible
sue from Rheamssirm she has traed maay
Ph7 siciHps and macy remedies, Tbs ONLY ihlrg
sslah has givtu her relief IL CentAut IAnIn NJ
AIS ftjoioed % ssy tins hhs cured her
" ", HING. Postmaster"
Itisaa indisputabe fact that the Csntsur
I4niments are performing cures never before
eafeied hy any prcpSratinn 10 eAisiepoo, nae
Chraula rheumatism ~ thirty years standing,
straiehtcning Gnggrs aud joints wheh had hcen
stH tof six year, taking the soreness om
burns. Ac
Une dallgr. or even ihy cents, Invested ia
CeugAur lntm ent will be within reach when al
aecidont oecurts add vii 40 more good than
any smouUt q none pAd fgr medical Aiten-
lance. Wbcn physicians sre called they ire-
G8eutiy usC this Iluimfnt, and Of course charge
ssYcrAI prices far H.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-02-03
JON OF ICELAND
by BAYARD TAYLOR.

A delightfully."- vivid story Of an leelandic boy
career full OF incidents which could happen in
no other country, and graphically touching upon
the customs, life, aud general features Of that
strange land.
The beat general reading for boys and girls IL
insured by list Of present and promised con-
trihut0Ts, among whom are:
William Cullen Bryant, George Macdonald,
Christina Russetu, Louisa NJ. Aicott, j. i. Trow-
bridge, T. b. Aidrich, Elizabeth Stuart Phelps,
ABBY Morton Diaz. Harriet Prescott Spofiord,
Donald 6 Mitchell, II. H.. Edmund G. StedmAn,
I Lney Itrcom, Charles Dudley Warner, Bret
Harts. Frank r. stockton, Elizabeth Akers
/ Alien r. W. HiRginsun, Lucreiia II, Hale, Prof
1 r. A. Proctor, Mrs. obphant aud kev. Edward
/ Eggiest1n.
| Special papers are secured or promised VIZ.
/ Astfonoms Tor Young Folks prof PROCTOR,
Chapters Oh Windsor Lastle and English History
4 tMrs Ol.phsntl, Talks With Grls Ms. A. u.
/ t. Whitney, II. II Louisa NJ: Aleott. Susan
/ Coolidge aud Mrs. Dodge) LATHE HousekeepeS
\ Pkges Marion Hariaud author Of "Coiamor
sense ia the Honsehold J, Also incidents ol
American History, Practical Handwork for boys
/ and gifis Sketches Of Adventure End IIaVel
I FAifs Iales. and Stories Of Home Life. Young
7 Contributor department IL 70 be added 10 the
weA.knowa snd approved Regular Features; Aad
{ 10 shtrt the magazine will BE- made As useinl
/ Hypy. GGd entertaining - the purest aud best
writers and artists cen mAke IS
Z some u The finest works Of the great paiutef'
have beon engraved for hT NICHOLAS, aud ~
iliuHtrAaOus for 1876 wsll surpAss anything efei
YET attempted 81 Juvenile literature
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-02-03
now 10 rnrltovE rHr FARM.

The New England Homestead, in
the course OF some remarks upon this
question, says:
A system Of high culture Of all crops
grown upon the farm mast be adopted.
While manure must net be wasted, it
must not be sparingly used and good
Judgment should guide the selections
Of kinds to he applied. Enough must
be used to not only carry the crops
through the season, but also 70 leave
the land 10 better condition after their
growth aud removal than it was be-
fore. On land which needs such treat
ment there should be a thorough sys-
tenn Of drainage aud subsoiling
Industry aud careful oversight o.
All the details 81 farm business will
also be required No matter how good
opportunities a man may have OF how
much skill he may possess, = be does
not attend 10 bis work he cannot b
successful
he must make a profitable disposal
Of his crops Some men succeed b
growing very large crops yet fail e
make any good usc 81 them after they
are secured. An immense Amount 81
hay Il fed every year % scrub stock
which ! 20 better "a the spring thar
/, was Ia the fall. and which produces
bat a very little during the winter
thus making an almost total loss o
the food Consumed II this bay wai
/ sed 10 4 better class q animals I
would yield much larger rctutas auC
. pay profit npoa the cost 81 its pro
anctiou. Ihen, too whcH crops arr
sold they shoald 81 tar a. possible, b
delivered directly u tle consumer
Too much a what should be profit q
tbe farmers business remains in ia
purses Of the commission merchants
and provision dealers.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-02-03
zsLp wfxrrn


Tie eacct r mad wiaief oa tbe
hIils q mortaitty i vcry clearly shove
in De returus p1ewsic5 d sbe board
ef hoslth yesicay Thc aaml e
doa'ht reported. lass vaek va 3
melu ioapefaigu z s gt9 less
than lhe sawbsr reported larag tae
sAns psnoi lssi year. vhca he arrr
ago marked ~ tbe thcmomettf vas
.lls loweF While ,hc gcarrai hoal,h
II ihc -iiy Z Ties czecpt.anally coed.
the nunbef Of deaths from dipihcriA
maintains rate which e simply mon.
sifoas DWn.uE ibe eight weeks 81.
tween November 81 aa3 Janaay d.,
thefe have been CSC deaths from diph.
theirs ar average q s. per week
More than bali of ,hcsc have occurred
ia tenement houses. and il Is curious
20 notice that ipothifds 81 The whole
have occurred on dc frsi aud second
floors Of dwellings II seems obvious
thst Tie lower strata 81 air ID our
thiekly populated noishbarhooas favor
ia very remarkable degree tho de-.
yolopmeat q diptberic poison, and il
may te alely inferred that this is quite
a. mech due 20 the Initiated atmosphere
formed in filthy and badiy-drained eel
lars As 10 causes arising from the neg.
lect Of those who live Immediately
over such reservoirs Of disease. The
gross ignorance q sanitary laws dis
played in house building is probably
more directly responsible f9l she alarm
ing prevalence Of diphthcua than al
other causes combined -- NY Times.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-02-03
snEEP IuE SALVATION or THE
Palm.

Horses haze ruined the farm and
sheep mnst save il, said practical
and thoughtful farmer to as recently
and the remark has IN il great deal
Of truth and a great deal of wisdom
However much we may prize the
horse for his valuable service 10 man,
all sensible persons must admit that
the breeding Of horses has in the few
past years assumed undue proportions,
which has not brought corresponding
profitable returns 10 the farmer, at
least Now, sheep husbandry is prof.
able TO direct There are no losses
and few risks 10 be met with in the
business. Early lambs, fat weathors,
wool and pelts, always bring good
prices at a market Besides. sheep
bring up the condition Of the farm, and
as the old adage has il, turn the earth
to gold wherever their footprints are
found. Nothing is so good TO counter
act the effects of too much horse, as a
course Of sheep husbandry, well Sc
lected aud judieiously followed We
are not sure bat our practical friend
was more than half right when he said
sheep were TO be the salvation Of our
farms and the restoration Of our farm
ing TO a safe basis; and if more could
realize and follow il, we verify believe
larger share Of prosperity in farming
would be the result.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-02-03
The yellow Centaur Lininent,

il adapted 10 the t0ngh skin, mutcles and flesh
~ the animal creation. lie effects upon severe
cases OF SPAWN. sweeny, Wind 0sll, Big Head
and Faii-kyil are little less than marvellous
Meszrs. J. CeCluro \ Co, Druggists, cor. Elm
and Front streets. Cincinnati. o.. Gays.
''tn our usRhborho0d 3 number Of tesmslers
art using the Centaur IAniment. They pro-
nouucc 1t superior 90 any thing they have ever
used We sell as high as four TO aye dozen bot
tios per month 10 owners Of horses aud mules" "
We have volumes Of testimonials describing
cures q spraias, Kicks, Calls, poll.Eul, Big
Head. aud even Founders, which are little lees
than mAtyels. No owner OF an animal can afford
% be without a bottle Of CentAur Liniment
which any day may prove worth twenty times
ltz cost.
Sold everywhere, but prepared only At the
Laboratory Of j. b Rose a Co.,
4G Dey st., New York.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-02-03
BY yah BRoc

Giving the adyeutnr' 80 . na,,v, ~ hova nm
their long journey . ross The plains. with vivid
pVliaFess y, -" II Life in California during the
u ~! I'D Fever Mr.. Brooks brings 70
.n ms NoiA' addition 10 his well-known literary
gnS thorough familiarity with the features
o. CIV. WI" wild country aud the people then Hooking
WV ard it. What he has to say OF them ls per-
AIDED with a subtle and intense SAVIOR OF reality
that enables the reader to follow the characters
in their adventures with q positive sense OF
companionship. The contAgion OF the 'goiu-
fever" the great difficulties and perils which
beleaguered their journey ACROSS the plains and
mountains, aud hnally the adventurous, half
civilized, and yet ia certain rude way, poetic
lie in the mines of California are all described
with wonderful truthfulness and skull Add TO
this tho elevated tone prevailing the work, and
tbs irresistiable attraction which such MARIA
tive possesses for boys and the value OF TINS
stirring, healthy scri becomes evident
There is to be another aud shorter serial, be-
1 ginning IN January aud running through three
numbers;
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-02-03
CaStOria.

Cross, sickly babies and children may enjoy
health, and mothers have rest, il they will use
Castoria Worms, feye. ishness, teething, wind
colo, sour stomach aud undgested food maze
children cross, and produce sickness.
Cseturia viii Bssimilate the food, expel worms
and correct all these these things. For twenty
years DR.. Pitcher experimental in his private
practice TO produce an effective CathArtic and
stomach regulator which would be &s effective
as Castor Oh, without its unpleasant taste or
recull.
The reputation Of his experiment. extended.
Physicians and nurses rapidly adopted bis remedy
10 which he gave the name Of CastOria.
Cast0ria is as pleasant TO take as honey, regu-
lates tho stomach and bowels, and Goes not
grippe, II is adapted 10 all ages, contains no
alcohol, and is absolutely harmless to the most
tender infaut.
Try Castora once, and you will never be with
ont it.
Prepared at the Laboratory Of ]. b. Rose a
Co., 40 Dey St., New York 27l3w40
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-02-03
CATARRH.
Weakness of Kidneys and Pains
I'm the Side and Back,

OF Twenty Years Standing, Cured in Two Weeks
by Less than Bottle. CAtArrh Cough, so |
Bad as TO Prevent Sleep Nights, unless Ca. |
tsrrh snun was PerpetuelV Used, Cured with |
One Bottle.
Testimony Of ,oeR.knonn and eslecgned 4
citizen Of Neie Boston.
MEssRs. IrIT1EEIELD& Co., Druggists:--I hsv,
had CAtarrh a little rising five years. aud y
My Catarrh was 80 bad that II l dia ,S,ns
catarrh snnif was troubled Nib ~
or less, all night. ( have n1' Van
OatsHh spuA for tive yea 800 Msr.h mI !
rssr IahsasaN ~. w.. ., and particularly In
LAM u.nnseeTx 8 IL every night to get
an nni- arIy AXE yonr Constitutional Ca
tne cough me hottie m i less A than : weok
ing nights left me, and have had
4" slnce to speak OF, though have had none
the Remedy for week.
have had pains IN my side so bad that did
not go out OF the house for two weeks At a time.
, My greatest pain was In 10Y right kidney.
have been at times great sufferer from ny
kidneys since 1850. In two weeks sitter began
to take your Constitutional cstsrrh Remedy Remedy the
D NEW BosToS. N. a.. April n, 1870.
{ Hundreds of cases sf a similar nature cured
within the last year. Snuff and Lotions give
J only temporary relief. The CONSTITUTIONAL
CATARRH REMEDY strikes at the root, build
! up the constitution, makes it new, and driver
away CatArrh and all diseases Of the mucous
! membranes, and their attendant pains ant
: aches, pertaining to head, back, shoulders
kidneys and throat
Price 81 per bottle. Sold by all Druggists
l ! Phamplet OF 80 pages, giving . Treatise on Ca
! tArrh, and containing innumerAble cases o
cures, sent free, by addressing the Propristors
! LITTLEFIELD CO., Manchester, N. II.
FOR SALE BY
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-02-03
PRESERVING MANURE.


The Boston Journal Of Chemistry
states that the sources Of loss in the
storage are two; First, the escape Of
volatile ammonia aud other gases;
and, secondly, the loss Of valuable
salts by teaching, The first difficulty
may be obviated by covering the drop
pings with eight or ten inches Of good
soil or loan, which will absorb all cs-
Gaping gases. A bushcl or 50 Of plaster
may be adyantageously scattered over
the heap before the soil is thrown on.
The whole mass should be perfect
covered, leaving no chime
- for gas
10 &C danger Of leach
% avoided by covering the
80 with hay or straw sufficiently
thick 10 shed of the rain. If kept II
this way sufficient time the manure
will undergo a spontaneous decompo
sition, the products Of which will b.
ready for immediated assimilation b!
plants. The usual process in yogu'
among farmers is carting manure t.
the fields in the autumn, where
wastes in the way shown above, some
of its most valuable constituents.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-02-03
The st. Nicholas Library.

These four volumes are sold for So, being only
two dollars volume beautiful and valuable
Christmas present Tor an entire family OF young
iOIke.
The New York Tribune says: Sin the avail
archie o. immoral literature that threatens the
children, some strong, vitality wholesome, and
really attractive magazine is required for them,
aud Sr, NICHOLAS has reached higher platform,
aud commands for this service wider resources
in art and letters, than any of it's predecessors
or conempora les
The sunday School Times says: "a cleaner.
puref, more Trustworthy periodical for ,hdren
to be religious, but 1t il on the side Of all that Is
true and good, from beginning to end"
The religious press all over the country
heartily commends 81 NICHOLAS, aud virtually
echoes the opinion Of the New York Chris tian
Union, that it is "a delightful magazine for all
children between Ave and eighty-seyen,'
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-02-03
SO a Year; "a for bound vol

We pi8 ssnd the msgsz ne one year, beginning
November 1875, aud either u the tao bound
volumes a. shove, post paid, for ~ o., sab
scrpuan one year aud the two volumes tof 40
The price u ihe Volume eiitlga i ts All
t.w..ieslafs sgd bookselerr sill receive sub.
- lpmDng And supps volumes at above rates.
November and December nuu,bers Tree " All
Lev tabrsfIbefs fJr 1916. senbnsrs Monthly
And 81. Nicholas. g.
arrrrArr. 4 % "a IA - nrnaaSL.r n
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-02-03
ST. Nicholas for 1875.

which, with its magnificent pictures. 10 two
complete serials, and lite innumeTsble shorter
stofles, sketches, poems, fairy tales, rhymes aud
ingies, bits OF wisdom, it's French, German and
Latin stOries-its fun and its puzzles, Jack-in-
the-pulpit, the Letter-box, &c, &c, rs even more
superbly attractive.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-02-03
I ENVELOPES, WHITING PAPER, ETC.
EMERSON ESTABROOK,

Agent for the sale OF Envelopes,
and all kinds Of Writing Paper, froyh the cheap
pires Celebrated satin Finished Tntsd En-
lopes with Paper 10 match, which are .
imported papers 70 be sduDd II -.
have either in stoek or .he finest
this line oi goods. any market !
coat ~ manu- sample everything IN
by buv'~ remember there il only the
~ .acture and freight charges TO pay
.ag your stationery direct from the man .
.ac,urer,s agent no middlemen to maze
proft. will sell any quantity desired, large o
| small. viii also furnish to order any booi
nnblished IN the United States, as cheap as the!
/ IAN III bougbt OF the publishers or eisewhef'
1 To ali who want to canvass this fall or winiIsr
goula say can show You some good salabl
articles for which have General Agency AM
Am constantly receiving more. for which l wan
| good agents. Ihere y money " them,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-02-03

Use aares g - hsvspt bern re-.
Seae3 saE wa cider wages hs
U8Mar Afrasae tis.Wwct i
pbss ~ lndaas call ilrglaa Youae
As reo1ai fsit hfia u Ha.lmeFt
acbssr was veieA so the las osi police.
maa. bui BE- uAs taa lasy 70 accept 4
pat les have Any words aboei
Il, - 10 man Sad shea BE- dodge
ihc 3ktaAry ha wiis tafew ~ kim.
Nea HAapsaat ran srnds fear
teta e So yh3lrra 10 one school, ADD
whea shsy enliso against ibs teacher
he knows be can sA'ely bei 90 The re-.
salt
Tbf most glowing passages ia a
miaistefs sermon viii attract scarcely
bali tho ai,catian that eeaires On tie
man wbo bloas his nose ia church
A Memphis prisoner. who hated
4 See two lawyers Disgrace the court.
room b. Sighting. walked out. and was
unfortunate enough to get lost, He
has not laen beard n since.
-P. r BaYnum has resolved 10 be-
travelling Snowman % longer, but
vixen il wac announced that New
Haven bad > two legged hose. bis
wife bad "a hide his hat
Opt "a Nevada. two wives lay
claim 70 Mr. Rcsthoa, and it remains
ior tie courts q decide which Of them
shall lie considered the Bcst.hog Of
t.s two
The Poughkeepsic Press speaks q
woman 50 eross-cyed that when che
weops tears from her len eye drop on
her right check
An exchange remarks that some
people are wholly unable 10 appreei-
ate delicate irony We have observed
this ourselves, particularly 10 the case
u washwomcn.
SIR, you are political thing IA
pcrambulating monument Of meanness
a bankrupt 10 everything but cheek !
Bose. don't understand German, but
Ill drink with you Tho difficulty
was settled on that basis.
"A young man suffering from he
rcditary gout, said be didn't mind the
pain Of il 50 much, but, said he, the
thonghl that some old ancestor had
al the fun Of acquiring this precious
heirloom is what takes hold Of me.
"A ar West contemporary pro.
pounds this conundrgm Can you un-
derstand what boon we were 10 this
hparsel y.settled region BOOM No.
unless il ia bab-boon. II not, ask US
something easier
- be Bal,imorean says a woman is
more economical than man, because
her waist Is smaller. OF corset is.
Boston Post, We always thought
lace expensive Detroit Free Press
stay that 81 Louis Republican.
Come, now, don't play on those strings
any more.
As the bells toled the old year
out, and tolled the new one 10 come
10, belatcd Rutland printer grabbed
the nearest lamp post, swoyed around
and shouted "Ruah FIR yeighteen
ffty.six !"
When California woman do.
feated lion ia hand.to-hand combat,
the neighbors were greatly astonished,
but her husband quietly remarked, Oh,
that's nothing. That woman could
lick the devil.
A youngster, while warming his
hands over the kitchen fire, was re-
monstrated with by his father. who
said Go way from the stove, the
weather il not cold. The little fellow,
booking up demurely at his ssern
rent, replied amt
weather, | Az war "a
neatin th
- .ung my hands.
- unwilling juryman recent
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-02-03
ST. Nicholas for 1874 & 1875
FOUR VOLUMES.

For the convenien, e Of libraries, and because
mahy children lind the two large volumes for
"a aud 70 rather bu ky TO handle, we have had
these twenty four numbers bound in four elegant
volumes, and inclosod in neat box, under the
general title Of