The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-05-04

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range fof few match games Address
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As ap evidence o. prosperity We uois
he fact sAst osf Baptist frieeds have
pgrsaasg5 sad placed 10 their church !
new and elegant Essey ofgEa. TIE par
ebAse was made q Chas W. stewart
dealer IN pianos AID organs, q Bfatle-
b3ro, VI NJ. Stewart u native Of this
town, aud by hls energy, promptnoss and
Z fair dealing j. soeuinE large trade.
The writer found 3 letter on he
bridge . few days since, which be sup
( poses 10 be- love letter, 81 any rate 4
wAs chuck fau ofihAt Kind q commodity
usually INDUCED 10 by love sIek SWANS.
( IL was addressed 10 Mary aud signed J,
The owner can have Il il called for ia y
dAys. otherwise I, will be seat TO the
JouKSAl for publication.
Whitman & Goddard, carriage and
sleigh builders Of this place, viii adver.
tlse their business Ia next weeks JouE'
SAL. Al a recent visit TO their establish
ment We were Surprised TO learn from The
firm thai al no time for the pas, eight
years has their business been more driy'
Ing. This is not surprising when VI
consider that they allow 30 material e
enter = carriage or sleigh that is not o.
the very best quality, and has not beer
thoroughly tested. spokes ofthe toughest
white hickory that can be obtained, and
every ielloe boiled IN linseed oil. They
have on sale everything In the carriage
line from an elegant phaelon down TO 1
Concord buggy. Parties wishing work
10 that line will find them prompt and re
liable gentlemen to deal with.
The house was still. The little pratt
tier was missed. A mothers heart was
wrung with pain, but her faith reached
outwara aud upward aud In the still
twilight OF bereayed home she poured
out her soul: 30, thou great unseer
spirit 10 whom we 20 as the innocent
child goes to the loving mother, as thu
dropping flower, dIenched in summers
rain aud despatched with dirt, sways tC
the gentle breeze, aud looks up TO The
sun, that is TO impart TO 1t new life and
ygor: So we come to Thee our heavenly
father, though drenched In the rains o.
affection and despatched with the fifth
OF life's great conflicts, and in the limo
ceuee and faith Of childhood, ask that
Thou wouldst impart TO US, new, hope
new life and an unfaltering trust upon
Thy right srm. Make us to recognize
in our Affections, the hand of goodness
and enable us TO thank Thee for the thorn
as well as the rose; both being Deces
sity in Thy oyerruling providence. And
while we miss the little golden haired
child, tkat so lovingly prattled upon our
knee, and made home so joyous, we fee
assured that IL is transplanted TO faireI
garden, there TO grow to full stature OF
nobleness as il walks the shining sleeps
Of eternity, no longer waiting at the por'
tails of the "sun set gates OF glory" but
admitted within the realms Of Thy beneG.
cent smiles. Grant, o Father, that when
the windows of this life be darkened to
us, that we may be enabled to see the
tiny outstretched hand reckoning to us,
and thus making joyous our passage
across the "beautiful river"