The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-03-02

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esolagisi says thai be never
heaiI g seceaaafy iormsil0ns without
pesgr ,be ladies being The second
as iarmaiians. 81 they were formed
after the men
negro VS. scalded % death
from ! boiler explosion 10 New Orleans
Ia, eeek. AID 81 Bis tombstone they
elissllsl deeply Sacred To the memo.
~ ofoaf steamed frign5
toasked BIN II her new dress
wasn't - sweet a. a spring rose, aud
The brute ai1 Il was. even 70 the
minor attraction u stiiI having little
doe ouit
- New York temperance lecturer
says gao q the Chief causes Of the
ptoseu, aaaacial depression Is alcohol.
Il indulgence The Boston Post asks
Does hc mean % ray that money Is
"0gbts
Cal ihat 4 kind man said an
actor speaking Of an acquaintance
man who il away from his family and
never sends them fatthing Call
that kindness Yes. unreinitting
kindness. Jeuold replied
4 bashful young clergyman, re.
Gently rising 10 preach for the first
time. made terrible mix Of ii, an.
uouucng his text ia this wise And
Immediately the cock wept, and Peter
went out aud crew bitterly.
A Erenchman who has lived in
America for some years says When
they build railroad, the GJst thing
they DO i 10 break gEonnd This is
done with great ceremony. Then
they break the stockholders. This is
done without ceremony
4 lady Of Rockville. Conn, re.
eciysl a ugte the other day, asking If a
Few friends could have surprise party
At her house. She said yes, and took
up her carpet and made ample prepa.
ratious. The evening came and pass
"a without even single caller, that
il where The surprise came IN.
Are the young ladies Of the pres
ent day ia Tor wives asked lecturer
Of his audience They are fiji for hus.
bands, responded feminine voice, but
tho difficulty is that ysung men are
not ft for wives, TIE applause was
great, as was Ito discontinue u the
lecturer,
This Is my last call. remarked a
appant young gentleman TO a young
LADY who was soon 10 be married, on a
recent occasion. never call on mar
ried women or unmarried ladies' after
they have reached twenty-five. You
30 wcil, SIR grayely remarked an
elder laAy present. At that age, and
after marriage, they begin to know the
value ol time, aud DO not like to waste
il
The Danbury News thinks that
one a tAe most pitiablc sights 10 this
lic ia the spectacle Of man, who has
been married bot three months, wear
ing cotton ia his ears. Tho same man
wearing poker and broom handle mon
ogrsms Oh bis head is much more
piuable, as vel as painful, spectacle.
Il il stated that Fort Plains
young lady received the following
noie. accompanied by a bouquet Of
flowers Dear send by the
boy a bucket o. 6ours. They is like
mi las for a. The mite shades menes
KEEP dartk The dog fenil menes that
an your slav. Rosis red aud posts
pail. my Iay Tor you shal never fail.
That Baltimore mans flying ma.
chine i aol ga overwhelming success
Kcelys motor Is as quiet as the grave
Virginia has refused 10 take part in
the Centennial bat German chemist
has obiaiaed iouocyauide Of tetrame.
my ammonium BY saturaling lerroey-
oaaic acid with tetramethy lammoni-
um hydratc And this is some consola-
ton. anyhow
In looking around for an original
rhyme l9r the word month, We
s.fn. s-t,sss IL In The auIy plaee in iha