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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-08-30

visions of Mrs. MAytoa 10 every pose aud
feature Of dlsdain, aud, aside from any
other cause, Was thankful when The
gensle step and rastIipg dress Of my dar.
ling announced her return.
As she sat down on The sofa ! stole nay
arm shout her waist, and exclaimed;
Nellie, am not = coward, but how
can ever ask your mothers CONSENT
She trembled for An Instant as she ieli
the pressure Of my arm, bat she made no
reply.
"she is so terribly sarcastic 80 cut
ting, when she wishes to be- oonlin.
ued
"She certainly IT," said Nellie, in a
very serious tone.
80 mereiless--so pitiless, in fact, !"
said |.
every true replied Nellie, wilh con-
siderable emphasis.
$50 you--do you know what she
thinks OF mel" | asked.
"Well," drawled Nellie, rather relucs-
anlIy, "lbe truth is, she thipks you're q
goose --she said 30 this very day"
Perhaps she will pity me little when
she knows how love you, said L.
81 don't know" said Nellie, obviously.
"She says she don't believe you'll ever
amount to anything, and she's sorry for
the poor girl who is taken in by YOU"
Cold drops Of perspiration stood on my
brow, In one terrible moment repent
ed of having told Nellie my love, but the
taunling she had repeated so insulted
my pride that cried:
"You shall be my wife, despite any
thing she may think or say
"Sh-h-b" whispered Nellie, as we
heard footsteps near us, perhaps that is
mother, now"
AS the unknown touched the chande-
lier, attempted TO remove my arm from
its resting place, bat my darling, appar
emily determined to force an issue at
once, and to uphold me in my critical
moment, caught my wrist tightly with
ten soft bat very strong little fingers.
There was a hiss of gas, and then
bright flash, and as, with desperate at.
tempt at calmness, raised my head to
meet my doom, saw under the chande-
lier, with woDder-struck countenance,
Nellie Mayton herself, while loud peal
Of laughter escaped from her mother,
who was tightly locked in my arms!
"What are you two people doing?"
said Nellie, slowly recovering her senses.
"Why," said Mrs. Mayton, with an air
of self-forgetful resignation, ~ came into
the parlor moment ago, and took seat
on the sofa, in the dark, and this impu-
dent fellcw-l'm old enough to be his
mother put his arm around me, and
wondered how lie could ever ask my
mothers consent. When your father
proposed, he was thoughtful enough TO
ask my consent first, but | suppose the
fashion of courtship has changed since
then. 1t made my blood boil to hear
your sanity grandma called merciess,
and sarcastic, and cutting, and all sorts
of dreadful things; but I've borne it
meekly for your sake, Nellie, that you
might have a step-father young and silly
enough to sympathize with you, and"-
"He's my own lover" said Nellie,
with a laugh and blush, as she boxed
her mothers ears, and hid herself in my
arms.
Mrs. Mayton gave US look of mock
indignation, but only for moment, for
two motherlY tears entirely hid the
sharpness of her eyes; then the lips |
had dreaded SO much gave each of US a
kiss which was likewise blessing.
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WHY SHE WAS ANGRY.

She was fixed up in her pretliest, and
had just started out to make her calls,
determined to let her lady friends know
that other people could wear new bon
nets as well as themselves. The man
who was going to wet down the street
with the hose turned on the ater just
as size passed his store. For moment
she didn't know whether it was cloud
burst or the second deluge; but when
the man humbly said:
Excuse me, madam" her emotion
found vent in words.
Excuse youl" she said. "Yes, III
excuse you when you 60 down in your
clothes aud bring up seventeen dollars
for new bonnet; when you pay four
dollars for this dress; when you yield up
eleven dollars and quarter for this polo
naise; when II ceases raining down my
spinal column; when you purchase me a
box OF bronchial troches, and six patent
mustard plasters; when you recognize
my claim to nine dollars damages for in
jury to my feelings-then III excuse
you"
The man told her to make out bill OF
items aud he would settle IL, II be had to
sue her husband for bis storc-bill TO raise
the money.
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! .ouso LADY VIZ ALL nsow

Miss Corisande was born only two years
earlier than her brother Tom. When
Tom was ten years old she glorled be-
cause she was twelve. When Tom was
known 70 be fourteen years old she con-
fesscd that she was sweet sixteen. When
Tom proudly boosted OF eighteen, she
llmidly confessed bcrself past nineteen.
When be came home from college with a
mustache auda vote, aud : party III honor
Of bis twenly.first birthday, she said to
her friends, "Wbst a boyIsh fellow be IL;
v ho would thiDk be is Only year young.
er than - Aud when Tom Wa twenty
ive years aud old enought 10 get married,
.he said 10 a gentleman friend, do you
know, feel savsgely jealous 10 think Of
Tom getting married. Bat thea ! sup.
pose twins are more attached 70 each
other than other brothers and slaers."
Aud two years later, At Toms wedding,
she said, with gir.ish yiTaeity, 70 the
wedding guests, "Dear old Tom, 20 see
him married 10 night, and then think
how, when be was only i've years old,
they brought him IN 70 acc bis baby sister
/ wonder II be thinks Of IL tonight, "
You have met Alss Corisande, probably.
She lives 10 your town.
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600 has been wiped oui Then the old
bAnk WAS robbed Of about 1900, GOO,
and the old chnroh-the pride Of the
place-w&s burned. Now The Hsdiey
bridge has been carried otl by tornado.
Every injurious incident, either Of de-.
sign or accident, malice, ignorance, Gre,
wind and water seems to have been
speni upon the devoted town. By act.
ual computation, II is reckoued that two
thirds OF the amount OF the grand list has
been lost there 10 two years. Yet II Is
New England Town, which means that
the people are as far IS ever from giving
up. Manufacturing companies reorgan.
ize, the Mil River dam il to be built at
once, and hope hows perennial.
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The man who has read volume, and
can perhaps tell you nothing OF its con-
tents, but simply express his own views
on the subject with more clearness aad
precision, may as truly be said to have
remembered as be that can repeat the
words. In the one case the powers Of
the mind have received new tone; in
The other they are encumbered with a
useless burden--in the one they are
made stronger; In the other they are
more oppressed with weight
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XVII.

ter. "Sbe i ny wife shouted The iraie
husband, "aad woald never have siruck
yoa without cause Tho lufurialsd
gcnllcmeu shook their hsts nulit thc lady
who had bccn carried into shop, Fc.
covered sufficiently 70 explain how "a
happened
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castomer, TO vender Of wateimelons
aIsut dollar rather large price for :
walermelon n Yender: "You wouldn'i
thlnk %, mister, ef you'd sot on top Of 3
fesee with a shotgun every night for three
weel.s ; waGehin' the patch"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-08-30

A woman in Rome, Oneida county,
Who was not invited TO the wedding Of q
neighbor, stole the wedding cake through
the pantry window, and distributed It
freely among the crowd which had a.
sem bled In front Of the house.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-08-30

A mau who drinks lightly Is Dow called
- Durham becaase be Il of the "short-
horn breed.
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SELLINa
SELLING -.,,s
INFALLIABLE FIRE KINDER

~ NNNtNt NWa1I "7t fHr FN' N0N'7''
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n. s. ALLEN.
II. s. ALLEN,
PHOTOGR APHER
In now located in his saloon

Opposite DIR. Hemenway's Residence,
where he 10 making iirst-class Photographs and
Fcuotypes and guarantees satisfaction. A large
assortment Of Picture FrameR Pasespartouts,
sterescopes and Stereoseopic Views constantly
on hand and for sale at pricos that defy COM
petition.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-12-26

As has been we'll said: Let US 60 ia
church for what We can givs, and not for what
We can get" Cease making 30 much OF the
sermon, and think mora OF the praise and the
prayer. Ready TO help our nsighbors in sick
ness or bodily want, how slow our sympathy
for their religious needs Our mere presence
in the church is a help to them It cheers
them il proves our bond Of union. our mu-
tuai helplessness, and dependence on higher
power. (@FTAfN klLfTTTN
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THE BEST Known cURATIvE, AGENT.

These appliances supp e tha s
tina
diseases weld 70 then electric % ~
the
s's almost
the
sinvauab
commne ap;on
Shone ana functional Diseases " W.T.
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BRIGGS Vatsrrh Eradiratcr will cure catarfh II
~ arxes from disotganzrd condition Of the stomach
yitiatcd secretion OF The system and fmpur
" Of the blood. Is constitutional we'll local
diseased The symptoms are partial or complete OBJ
structon Of the cavity heavy loaded disarreea
BILE feeling In the head ciogEng up o the throat In ths
night with thick obno xious matter. having when ex
PEELED scahby appearances occasionally streaked with
blood BrgEs Caiarrh Ersdleator by mail or
press on receipt Of price EArhpaekage makes two
for use. Warranted cheapest and most e7tctuai Al
dress Df. J. Briggs and Co.. Newark n 4 Sold 81 O. NJ
shamaiia, Moore's Drug Store. Lambertville, N. j.
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Noxr,rsxn crxnoYMAN.--Manyo OF oar
w..a..s 40 ns.aauallv acquainted with the
v.rsrahla Raw. John Scarlet. one Of the oldest
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a Great Offer !! /!

We wi during these hard times dispose of 100 Piano
and ORGANS new I'D second hand Of hrsi-class NIKE!
Including Waters at lower prices for cash Or install
let until paid fer than eyer before @
INK their new Souvenir and Bounir arr the ees
made Tctave Pianos Slso - % Si6V nos " sssu
Siops SIS 10 tops SIS - stops 500 cash not used
year ii perfect order and warranted Lo<s enc trasei
l;kera7 discount 10 Teachers Ministers thnrches etc
Sheet ,nns 3 ii half price. Harsce waters con
manufacturers and dealeFe. ~ Est = q unino ~
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Trains rim through 10 Kcnsingon, change at Trento
for West Philadelphia.
cohn6ction Is made 1t Mahuhka Chunk with peiavar,
Lackawanna Western Railroad. At Lehigh Junction
with Lehieh Valley. Lehigb Susquehanna. Morris q
Essex and New Jersey Central Railroads. At Lambert
Vile With bennington Railroad AT Somerset Junction
with Mercer Somerset Railway and at Trenton with
trains to and from New York. and Camden.l Atl
Forfurther information time tables, which be
obtained at the ticket Offices
FRANK THOMSON, LIP FARMER,
" W Gen raj Manager Glen. Pass. A q Mt.
+. r. W.JACKsOE Gen'l Sup't, u. r. n. OF N j. Div.
]. A. ANDERSO, NSnpt. Bclsderc Div.
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SataAsiE tkea6rst ssrAhp mentiossd IN his
tory Bio went to ana fro on the earth looking
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"A great reduction ID gold pens, for Hol-
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Hygiene Of the Nervous System.
aggressive Medic Electric Science.
Franklin Experiment.
Bathing as Hygienic Measure.
Sir Henry Holland. Portrait and biography.
Sir William FERGUSON, Portrait and Biogra-
ply.
Facinaile Of Diploma of Award Granted BY
the Centennial Commission At Philadpi-
phia.
Paracelsus. the Prince Of EmpiriCs.
Slandering Doctors.
Galvanism; its Origin, Perfection, and Abuse.
Sleep. a- itss
Advice to Consumptive Invalids.
Climate. f.i s4
Health and Pleasure Illustrated Mountain
Scenery. nj q.
Marriage Guides, Bogus Medical Institutes
Etc Il. M X Z.
Humbngs.
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Note the Contents.

Nervous Debility.
Pulverniacher's Belt and Suspensory AppIi-
ance illustrated.
Dependence 81 Health Upon Circulation.
Medical Electricity.
Mind and Health.
Drugs.
Pulvsrmachss Galvanic Establishmsnt Illus
trated,
Editprial Comments Notes upon Hyeienje
and Physical Culture ongratulatory=z
Bogus Belts, Bands, Etc. Travelling Im.
postors Perpetual injunction GyRlnas.
tim Exercises Specialists and ,Monnte=
banks Exhibition Notes Importance
Of Exercise--A New Wonder Pleasures
without Moderation. and other Miscels
lany.
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TyouGH, COUCH, HACK, HACK BARK, BARK
CouKh Is the result Of Variety of diseased cond-
lions q the vocal organs, bronehIa and lungs and
considered one Of natures safety guards; although
dlsagreeabe u Is nevertheless necessary by the
:!ss:..: !; BRIGGS ::s ::::
lions or these orxaus IN expelled aud thrown on, no
matter whether recent cold affecting the throat
arynx and brouchAor the recipient stages consump
tons making etoy1 to secure victim Nothing vii
20 speedily anord rtief or make permanent cure
%s'::s THROAT :;s *: ::
Of long staining, ifte fe destroyer not got Sc
eury hgd wsth both hands; he can he dislodgd and
gratlfyng renut he obtained by using freely Of the
HEALER IL has been demonstrated thousands OF times
that the HEALER Is reliable aud certain in It's
* AND LUNG 'ss:
sutdulng inflammation and Immediately cleansing and
healing the Diseased organs In the most thorough
ner No delay should occur after the coughing CONF
nienees securing Briggs Throat and Lang Healer Is
Ss HEALER
what seemed at hrst trifng. simple cough Sold BY
.. ~ shamalla. MogEe's Drug Store. Iamberville n
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Electric Belts and Bends.

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Issued every morning, except Sundays. 1t con-
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1T CAN BE CURED.

I L can be cured. There is no doubt about it. The
/ immediate relief afforded by Sapiords Radical
Radical Cure for Catarrh is but .light evidence
OF what may follow pers istent use of this remedy
The hard, incrusted matter that has lodged in the
nasal passages is removed with few applications
the liberation and Inflammation subdued and
healed; the entire membranous Innings OF the head
are cleansed and purified. Gnstitutonally its ac-
ton is that of powerful purifying agent destroy
ing in its course through the system the acid poi
son, the destructive agent in catarrhal diseases.
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SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE

vSa local and constitutional remedy, and s ap.
L piled to he nasal passages by Insulation " ith
DIR. San ord's Improved Inhaling Tube, which ac-
companies each bottle Tree OF charge: and inter-
naliy, or consttutIonally, where, by its action on
the mucous coatings of the throat and stomach it
Trees the system from the poison generated by Ca
tarrh. Until this good result is effected no perma.
nent cure can be made. Thus the united action of
this remedy is superior to all others or combina-
tons of others,
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HaalI
THE
THE
National Disease !!
is IT DURABLE {?

IHOSE who have suffered from the various and
J. complicated forms of disease assumed by
Catarrh. and have tried many phy sicans and rem
edies without relief or cure await the answer to
this question with considerable an xiefy. And well
they may Tor no disease that can be mentioned is
so universally prevalent and so destructive to
health as Catarrh. Bronchitis, ASTHMA, Coughs,
and serious and frequently fatal ane tons OF the
lungs follow. in many cases, case of simple but
neglected Catarrh. Other sympathetic affections,
such as deafness, impaired eye.sght and loss of
sense OF SMELL may tie referred TO as minor but
nevertheless serious results of neglected Catarrh,
bad enough in themselves, but as nothing COM
pared with The dangerous affections OF the throat
and lungs likely TO follow.
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CENTS.
Sold by all druggists, and sent on receipt of
price, 25 cents for one g. % for six or 81 25 for
twelve, carefully wrapped, and warranted, by
WEEKS POTTER, Froprietors, Boston, Mass.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-04-13
SkNF0RD'S RADICAL CURE

HAS worked a revolution in the treatment of
IL Catarrh. 1t has demonstrated beyond all
doubt that this disease, even in its severest FORMS
Is durable, and that comfort and happiness may be
made to follow years of misery, years OF suffering
by persistent use of it, The method OF tire atment
originated by Dr. Sanford, viI., the local and con-
stitutionai, by remedy prepared by dstilaton,
Is the only one offered to the public that will bear
the test Of time.