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Tie Grape on the Door
Willie's Dead. Song 4
chorus. IS
Footsteps on the Stair.
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Down ionder in the Lane.
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Don't forget Me, Hannah.
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One hundred Years Ago.
Centennial sorg 4 rh 35
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] Will be Home Tonight,
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o! Miss Susiel Song
and chorus. IS
Sing, iiarkies. Sing. IS
Alone, and at Home. 35
Pu, the Right Man at
the Wheel. Song L
chorus IS
Jimmie Brown. Song
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When Little Mamie
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Jennie the Flower Of
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School House on the
Hill. Song 4 cho IS
Dora Darling. : 4 oh 35
The Maid Of Avondale.
Song and chorus 35
The Nobby Swell 35
Madelaine Gray. 5 / c IS
Barney Nachree S&c 35
Nv Dear uld Home.
Song and chorus IS
Ressie, will you Love
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Is Mother There IS
Little Log Cabins the
Home after all. Sorg
and chorus. IS
slking on the Lawn.
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I'm a'gwine Down South
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Maudie Moor. : r. 35
Sitting Round the Crate
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Nellie Mcclure. L Oh
With Picture Title 40
I'm Captain Of the
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Don forget me. Nellie 35
Gut in the Snow. Sic 40
Sweet Little May.
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Kitty wcksy. s & c 30
Poor Old Grandpa.
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Close the Shutters
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Don't Drink Any
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| N EW
| BY THE
! AUTHOR
| OF
| Little Old
| Cabin
! in the Lane,
| Nellie,
| Darling,
| Write Ne
| aLetter
| from Home,
| Nora
| O'Neal,
Driven
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ssvNa rrarr a,s

The late celebrated Jobu rumbulI.
when = bof, resided with biz faghcr.
Severnor rrumbull, At his residence IN
Lebanon, Conn IN The peigbbofrnod II
'he Aobegans. The government II this
tribe was hereditary 10 ,be famHy 81 The
celebrated UncAs Amoag tbe heifs 10
The ehisilslushlp vas "a iudian named
Zachary, who, though brave man aud
an eKecllcnI buhter, was a. drunken aud
worthless sn ludlan a. could be found.
by the death of intervening heirs. Zach.
airy fonnd himself entitled TO The ro,al
power. In this moment ibe botler Renlns
Of Zachary assumed sway, and Ia IL.
acoted seriously How can such
drunken wretch as ! am asplre 10 be
chief Of this noble tribe What will nay
people sayy How shall Tie shades of my
glorious ancestors look down Indignant
upon such tuecessorG Can succced
20 the great uneasp AYE, will drink
40 moro Aud be solomnly resolved
that be would drink nothing stronger
thAn water, aud he solemnly kept his
resolution.
Zachary succeeded 10 the rule Of bis
tribe Ii was usual for the Governor to
attend 81 the annual election Ia Hartford
aud Il Was customary for the Mohegan
chief also to attend, and on his way 10
stop and dine with the Governor. John,
the Governors son, was bat boy, aud
on one Of tho occasions occurred soono
which | win give In Trumbull's own
words:
One day the mischieyous thought
struck me to Try the sincerity OF the old
mans temperance The family were
seated at dinner, aud there was excellent
home-brewed ale on the table. thus
addressed the old chief: Zachary, the
beer il very fine; will you not take ~
The old man dropped bis knife, aud
leaned forward with stern intensity Of
expression, and bis fervid eyes, sparkling
with angry Indignation, were fixed upon
me. John, said he, you don't know what
You are doing. You are serving the
devil, boy DO yon know am an lndi-
ani II should taste your beer, | should
never stop till ] got to rum, and should
become again the same drunken, con.
temptibie wretch your father remembers
me 10 have beenl John, never again
while you live tempt man to break
good resolution.
Socrates never uttered better precept.
Demosthenes could not have given it
with more solemn eloquenco. was
My parents were deeply
affected, They looked at me, aud then
turned their gaze upon the venerable
with awe aud respect. They
frequently reminded me Of
the scene, and charged me never TO for
gel 1t.
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! WONDERFULLY PRACTICAL nus
BAND.


lie was wonderfully practical man,
and she was marvelously poetical. To
her, life bad been dream edged with
gold and filed in with the loysliness OF
roseate hues. But to him had appeared
everything in the homespun garb OF every
day life. lie IL country merchant, and
buys his goods in New York. His part
ner always went TO the city on business
connected with the grocery, but the
partner was recently taken III, and our
extremely practical friend was Obliged to
90. IL was his first visit to the great
city, aud he was TO be gone three days.
| II was momentous event to his fond
was troubled with forebodings. IL is
difficult to tell just exactly how be felt,
but while Il was evident he realized the
importance Of the step he was about 20
make, stiiI he never lost sight Of the fhct
that mighty responsibility was resting
on his shoulders, aud that all private
emotion must be subseryed 10 public Ia
terests. His carpet bag was packed aud
his bapd on the door TO pass out Of tho
houso, when she bade him goodbye.
She pat both arms around bis neck
John, she sobbed, you are goins
away.
This was so palpable that Il would have
been mAdDess TO attempt denial, 30 be
nereiy observed;
Look out for my collar, Maria
Yoa vili tbink Of your wife while you
are gonel she whispered, husky.
lie was trfe nervous under the pres-
sure Of hsr srms upon bis collar, bat he
spoke reassuringlY:
win bear Il Ia mind, my dear
You will think Of me as mourning yonr
absences hDd anxiossly awaitiBg your re.
turnf she muftnured.
You saa tsatt me to attend 10 It, be
replied, with - much tirmness as il IL
hsd bssn > request for ak barrels OF
naekerel.
And you'll be very careful Of yourself
for my sakeY she suggested, IN broken
voice.
viii see II attended 10 my dear; but
II Sc aimost Il ine for the train, aud he
grsveIy sought 10 remove her arms from
his neck.
John, Johnl abe eonvuisiysly cried,
doa't forget me-
Maria. he said, with iipge of re-
preach 10 bis tous, have made memo.
randum TO that effect.
And then she Jet him go-stIIl fearful,
bot confident, IL would be attended to.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-03-16

The other day q Detroiter who has a
good record of army servies tsok down
his revolver 70 shoot 9 cat which had
been hanging around The house. After
looking at him while he fired si1 sbOta,
the cat walked away. While he vas
loading up for more destruction, his boy
inquired:
Father, did you ever kIil any one IN
the Army1
! suppose 30, my son.
After long pause the boy continued .
Then you must have got near enough
10 hit EN- with an AK. didS't you?
1t was then discovered 70 bg about
school time.
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Measured By the true standard Of
things, intellectual progress is of small
account compared TO advance in the
power Of unseldsh love. The lowest Of
human beings is not the dallsst aud mosl
ignorant, but the most uuiseling; Aad
The highest is, not The elessrest OF the
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est sympathies.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-03-16

Telegraph ahead, exclaimed Mr..
Moody, in Que Of his nosseDts Of snlh5-
siasGn, aud secure room in Hsassas--
This looks very mach - II bt. Peter
would bare 10 engage The services Oi :
hotel clerk,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-03-16

Tia iolIowing ls ysritAble transcript
aFDsa The record Of = will admitted 70
EsobAgs ~ ths STATE ei New Yors be.
qseaih my body % TIE grave, ny soai 70
ils Maker, and The remainder Of my
pFoptrlY y my wife.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-03-16

A Chicago lady Riyes ibis advice 70
young maldens Never marry man
who Is Inpudcnt 70 his mother, snubs
bis sister, helps himself 70 tbe lsrgest
plscs Of cake, or takes the under pancake
81 table, os whe beats bis h0rse esuseless-
Iy In suddeh Lslaper.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-03-16

One Of the bests gifsS Of God 70 mas Z
woman who knows whal 70 d tsr Z
friend.