The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-02-22

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Csmga4.ons are g5ioas The MAJ
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hiee nat f2le % a real donkey yes
tor1a ~ ! u,eau oae pish -four Eggs you
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Way should the beehive be takca
a. asymbel u ioLastyy Not ice Il
~ 70 seea IN wintcr long, while the
cockroaeh lsap AZ I've O'Clock 10 the
asafalas, aai never goes - bed until
mi1aigal l.ets e,ange this thing
4 western lasyrt. vbo was defend
inxa maa on uai 10 vile murder.
spayat ioraa espbabi a. and Innocent
phtaso with which 10 describe his
clients cdme, aal dually said lie
wipnowea bct Into paradise with a
fence IAtl.
Iuppor sAys. 4 babe IN the house
isa wellspdng Of pleasure. When
the baby ia scll aud good natured.
pfsnty ofppdas and lots Of pleasure
Bi whea he ha. something on his
MAD onights. there is more spring
than pleasure Comfort Is iouud 10
equilibrium
Boarding house experiences arc
sometimes pretty rough, and one iiuds
a great deal If human nature laying
round loose. Mr. Jaycocks changed
his boariing.hoa the other day be-
cause his landlord would presist in
bringing home the sausage ia bis hat,
aud Mr.. Doyle lefs beeaus Mrs. slocum
objected to bis driving nails ia the
bureau 10 hang his boots on.
Here are few cnriosities which
ought to have been sent TO the Cen,en-
NAL 4 bottle OF water from the tor.
rent Of eloquence. another from the
fountain Of love, aud third from the
stream OF time. There might be added
ito these another bottle from the wave
oiahandkerchicf and still another from
ihn depth Of thought
A Gentleman travelling 10 Ohio,
some years ago turned in At acountry
tavern for dinner Tho harroom was
garaished with dirty washbasin, a
piece Of soap the size Of lozenge,
and a square yatd Of crash dimly visi
Die through heavy epidermic deposits
Having slightly washed, the traveller
eyed the rag doubtfdlly. and then ask.
Ell tho proprietor, Haven't you, sir,
about the premises, this years
towelg
Mr. Lincoln heard dispute betw cen
Robert. his eldest son aud Fad, a
small boy. very self willed like Mr
Kelley. What is tho matter?" said
the father Tad ID worrying because
| want my knife, said Robert. "Oh
let hin have the knife, to keep bin
qaiet,, said good As, lincoln. But
tho practical Robert replied. NO sir
itstny kuae aud need it to keep me
quiet
Nhich il the largest glandt" ask
ed a Chicago medical professor Of the
newest arrival ii his class tie othc
day, Tho student buried himself il
deep and attentive thought for mo
men, and then frightening up sudden
IS, cacaimet: 1.-THE largest gland
cir, is England" Iheu the professor
Kindly led that young man aside ant
pathetically advised him TO thilk no
more Of medicine, bot 70 join aminstre
shOw. OF enter the army
Miles stanlish Adamsl yelled !
Boston mother, pokiug her head on
STA window aud addressing her eldes
born. who Vas adjusting his fishing.
tackle Ia the back yard. Come righ
40 stairs this instant aud gel ready 70
sssudsy school Her voice probably
t. reach bin, as lew minutes late
she looked out agaia aud yelled londe
llIaa before Miles Staudish Adams
don't yoa bear nel You ought TO b
ashamed 6iyoareeif 10 be playing witt
ihQan hogks and lines on Sunday
fAh't helpt said Niles, going righ
on with SIS preparations Oar boy
sseesgsisg 10 celebrate their centennia
this week they've put ne down for th'
spcaker. aud Ike got 10 have fish tire
times day. IL | never ~ to heayel
laA H
IL veil kno~n Broad street brokei
on his way home fe,m the clab lhs
osaor evening managed 70 occupy con
siderable more than twothir!s Of ia
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