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A wARNtNc AGAINST rus rFRsNir
on oFFtCE-~EERIsg aS YoUsG MEN,

The Hon Alfred Brown, of Misslssip-
pl. recently wrote = letter toA young
friend, ln which be lsmenu that he ever
made . political speech er held al Office {,
Ex. Governor Brown was FOR thlrty.thrct
years, previous to 1865. continually 10
high efiieial aud political station, and
would, therefore, seem 20 have As exleu.
siye aud favorable an experience as auy
Of bic contemporaries shd associates, We
quote as igIlows:
True, as you say, ! haye heid many %,
fees. Indeed, may say that never
knew defeat in any Of my aspirations
aud Il Il fast because bad success which
people can wonderful, tha, feel colnpc-
tent to Administer q word Of caution 10
thc young men ot this generation.
My young friend, do not be deceived
by the glitter ofoiilvc. am now past
my three-seorc years, aud am fast travel.
ing iutoten - have held almost every
Office in the gan of the people, aud | can
truly say With the preacher, 'lt Is vanity
and veXaion of spirit.
Looking back over long, aud hope
DO, unsuccessful life, can say with 0
clear conscience, my greatest regret i
that J ever made political speech or
held an oflicc.
There is fascination IN Office which
beguiles men, but be assured, my young
friend It's tho fascination OF a serpent,
or, TO change The figure, il is the igais
Idtuas which coaxes you on TO inevitable
ruin.
speak Of that which do know, II
my young friend. will be governed by
my advice, | have this TO say; After al
my success as public man, now, when
my head is blossoming for the grave.
feel that II would have been better for me
lIi [ had followed the occupation of my
| father, aud been a farmer. 81.
The meebanieaHarts are all honorable,
To bea BLACKSMITH, carpenter, OF All
artisan of auy sort, Is 10 disoredit to any
man, Better that, than be blaek.lce
lawyer, a quack doc,ors or, worse sin
a v:etched seeker after office s't
or all theputsoHs in liIe, that Of .
farmer isthe most respectable. II may
have its trials and disspponimeuts, so do
all others The mechanic may lose the
wages OF his labor, the professional man
his fees, lbe editor may weep over doin'
quent subscribers, but the honest, indus.
trous farmer is morally certain ofa full
return for his labor.
True, paul may plant, and Apollo.
water, but God mast give the increase.
But whore IS the faithful cultivator OF the
soil, Gods heritage 10 man, who ever
suffered for bread?
Allow me again to caution my young
friends against the beguiling influence OF
Office, and to advise them most earnestly
to stick 10 modern earth,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-01-04

Pat Il on a. once, FIRST week ia NoYem'
Der. good sabstaniial old-fAshioucd,
home. made, loose, red, woolen flannel
shirt, and 90 not lay i aside for thinner
article, at least until The lirsi day Of May,
eyeu In the latitude Of New Orleans,
Wear ID only In ibe daytime, unless you
are very much Of an valid, then change
Il for ) similar one to sleep in--letiing
The two bang alternately on chair %
dry ia warm room, But Why wear
hAHnel next to the skin IN preference TO
SILK OF c0uonf Because il Is warmer; Il
conveys heal away from the body less
rapidly; does Il so slowly that II Is called
non.conduelor; II feels less cold when
we touch Il 70 the skin than silk or cot
ton 4 good deal has been said and
written about slik being best on account
ofits electrical agencies; but al thal is
guesEwork. We are blind leaders Of the
blind when we talk about THAT subtle
agentt and until we know more Of it, Il
Is the greater wisdom to be guided By
our seuSAlions. Another reason why
woplen hsnnel il better l., that while
cotton and slk absorb the perspiration
aud are equally saturated With Il, wool
en- garment conveys the moisture to the
outside, where the microscope, or very
good eye will Gte llie water standing In
inuumerable drops. This is shown any
hour, by covering profasely sweating
horse with blanket, and letting it staud,
In short time the hair and inner surface
Of the blanket will be found dry, while
tie moisture will be felt on the outside
II We would be wise we must use our
senses aud observe for Ourselves. Some
persons prefer white flannel, which may
be prevented from falling up, il first
washed in pretty warm soap-suds, then
rinsed in one water as bot rs pan well be
bore by the hand. After being once
made, awhile wooden flannel should
never be put in cold water, but always
washed as above, not by putting soap on
il, but by washing il Ia soapsuds, not
very hot.
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ABOUT TnE PItrsfDKNrs.


Washington cxbcted the sirielesl econ.
omy at home, that he might serve his
country and mol Impair bis private for.
tune Jefferson was well on when lie
went into public lie. lie inherited H.
900 acres, which be increased 10 1000
His income, independent Of bis farm rev
enue, was $1,000 year. His wife's
dowry was sf0O0iu cash. Had be let
public life alone aud attended to bis es-
tate b. would have been rich man. Ills
pabiig career ciosed II 1902. For niue.
teen years be was absent from Montieel-
10, aud seven Of ihese years were spent
abroad lie returned TO find bis estate
ruined, bis p.opcry squandered, biz for.
tune scattered All attempts to retrieve
lhs fortune we're vain. lie was udjudged
4 bankrupt New York Ciiy sent hirn q
donation of son, other cities were equal
is generous. jackson had style Of bis
own. Lake good soldier he lived v iih-
iu Ai. income, ~ the ltip.Iiaps ia the
summer, in i low farm.b house, coat oil,
feet Ia slippers, chair tipped bacE, cob
pipe "a 81. mouth, be gave audience TO
aubssszd0rs Van Bufen had a private
iJfinne Of is own Pierce, by rigid
economy carried o. 800 ont OF The White
floBsc No clerk ia The Custom l0ase
Iinedla ~ ee9nemleal a slyi0 a dlJ use
bacbelor President james Baebauan.
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GolSo 10 wAn

The man who wants TO 20 % 81. Petert.
burg and enlist In she Russian ariny tp
Gghi t,e Turks, wasat tho Centfal depot
yesterday 10 zee about his railroad liekel
With bis hat on biz lett ear, Lanis ~
boottops, oyefeoat beltsd tightly around
aud fierce twist 20 be moastsche, ho
walked up to the ticket wiDdow sud ask
ed
What lime does the train leave Tor Rus.
siaY
Five O'Clock, answered the agent,
never smiling IL the least
Good! whats the f4re 10 relersbargf
Five hundred dollars.
Too much. IN give you four handfed.
We have but one rate, said The agent.
And you won't LEI me 20 for siD0g
Coaldu't DO Il.
Then Won't 20 im patriot from
head 10 foot, bnt can, Jet no railroad
s9indie me. I'm the bl00diest knd Of
bsrder Will cat, sud Rassia wsBls me
Bai, bnt HAT hundred dollars opens
great gulf between us.
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OLD sl's SUSPICIOUS.

Old 81 went TO the theatre TO see the
magician performance The other night
Next day we asked him:
Did you see that man handle that
money last night?
did, fer a fact!
He made il come aud so In all sorts Of
waysY s
Young boss, dat mans pow'iul slick
wild sliber muuney
What did You think OF him, 81
Dat man fooPd roun' dar wild dat nun.
ney tell he reused up my 'spishuDs, he
did,
Suspicious Of what?
Hit teks lots of practiss fer to make a
halfdolIar pear an dis'pear in dat stile.
OF course.
OATS what meks me hab a 'spshun
dat dat Write man wnz one time dc cash
ere OBJ freedmen's bank, an jes want
TO hannel him few niinnits, shots you
born. aim ao
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CHINESE IvoRY-cARvING.


There is at the Office Of the Consolidated
Virginia Mining Company, Virginia
City, New, magnificent specimen Of
Chinese carving in ivory, The piece OF
carving is about sixteen inches IN hight
and is elaborate almost beyond descrip-
tion or comprehension.
At the base are several human figures
and the figure OF a horse some three inch
es in height, all carefully and artistically
wrought, while at The distance Of about
ten inches above is seen ball about -four
inches III diameter, on the surface OF
which areshnhdreds Of human figures,
sianding or reclining IN inches, most
wonderful elaborateuess and delicscy Of
the carvings surrounding them. Inside
ofthls bali are no less than y other balls,
Qg hollow spheres, each AS delicate aud
bepnjfully wrought as the first or outer
shell, All these spheres mly be tnrned
and moved about il such a way that the
figures tidyrd on them inay be seen.
Above tais nest oI spheres are u number
of humamtgofes, ali bearing The Chinese
human taco divine, bicl 4 cures are oI
about ibs same slze as those pl the base
This spt ndld specimen of Chinese work.
manship was sent u Mr. Mackay by .
friend residing in Chi0a. To carve it
must have been tie wolk Of ears
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CAVE MN PLENTY or TIME.

Tom Harvard kept gun shop in the
town Of Riverside. Tom was a first,class
workman, but distressingly dlatory IN
the despatch OF business lie would
meet hts patrons WITH 4 positive promise
which he would renew month after
month, until at ileng'ilhis shop became
an mmary Of nlGnishnd riff IS aud fowl,
Ing pieces ail9 ,g 3.ias
One day bis neighbge smith, whohad
suffered repeatedly By Tome habit Of
procrasiiualiop, entered bis shop.
Tom, ssid be, want You 70 make a
gun tor my lille boy-a tma1, {, wei IN
ished nitcr and as light ia The barrtf a.
viii be consistent With saiet,.
On yps, .aid Tom; | win make il i'm.
mediaeIy You shall have il at once.
But, bg-ihe.way, low old j. yppr Aigle
bo,2 e,a.t ss.
Well, as to that, replied Smith, The boy
Is not born set, but thought had beC-
ter get The gun under way.
.
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As Good as Gold.

ne ~tH stpd " aay 4asFess one sst q } ~.
psFt easata staas. oHs elegGnt sctrf pm, Uas
nus i1fR hNtst NAic6 ctzan, nHs nla aseceni
Ntaalas fi~g ptae sasFautis shNFatea est q
sleeve taitssas Eua cIle Improved shape cQsss .
iseftoa ~ itF sae. tss eansste lais ~ Sic., %
ieuf - saAlf - slaslt sftAklt etn u GOD u
iTssasA fss lhs lFsxs q The ~bazs - LaGlss
alf4tts sfEss sssra AFiaalfts Rassa gatea. Ef.
irk tsfaHa 20 teaatG Aalfees
Journal. oORAEAf0NDEkT.
kaoafuFd Ne
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-01-04
WHITMAN Il GODDARD,
AaBufActutSTs OF
CARRIAGES, IL SLEIGHS,

N4tlu Issspohpthhf, FEaH1Nf.
Keep censisntly On hand or buiid 10 order
evsry description 81 Carfts gss ftum COW Ged
rhHg0u to saelet % buggy. 4 iow second hand
baggies ssuAgy 90 hand fSr saie clcAp. Alto
ckrris e. stock ga 81 mis- an hafs1 tnr sas. Re-
pairing done an sboft notice and Satisfaction
guaranteed. We allow ~ material 20 enter >
garage Or sleigh tkAt4s Hct u the very best
qua ity, Kaa hAs not been thoroughly test i.
fgRAf FkLI0E BOILED IN lIkskRD oil.
INankfai fN pAss IAHonagr se hope to Hattli
a ooatiuuascs ~ the same BY dsiug good work
Al fsasonstle prices.
WHITMAN & 0oDDAgD
Nay 20, Is5s. silly
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Doctor Dsane instantly awoke both
wife snd child to bear The happy It'd
ings.
The sick wife and child OF The doctor
rapidly recovered. and Deane beeame
rleh aud prosperous physician.
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Pure Malt Yeast.

gr Cslhf has made srrAug cmeufs 70 dciiseT
Pate MAJ Acssf o. heusf cepefs va Mart lirsitf
ftgBlkgtf "a Tars Bsss Ala Fsi3sys For sale j.
his hause Ia fsti0ry assaL
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-01-04

/ Whateyer, sad preacher, c9nes frofa
the hand of Nature Il complete. She
forms everything perfect Ohe of ibe
congregation, very much deiorinedi aad
haYlDg very large hump, wen. up .
/ bin ii ire close of hls discourse aud AK
ed What think ye ol me, minister $40
4 perfself 10 ghieb be replied, very
cody. Yes, iof ? hamped-bacs mAn-
uuie perfect.
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rnE oLD scALE..

The owner OF 4 cotton farm, who was
sadly ia need OF pickers, approached az
old darkey oD the Pablic 'qnare one day,
and the following diplogse ensned
Come, Ned, yon picked cotton for me
last year and want you again
dunno, massa
Come along aud get IN The wagon I've
good cotton, and pli give you six bite =
hundred pounds. e"
Well, II jes' depends Oh one ding.
What's tbaif
Is yod got dat same old par scalesf
No, bran new pair.
Wei, dat bein' de case, l'il go wid
you.
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CHEAP AND RELIABLE.

lie paiAisu aelivsr OYsrEhs le Manes etf,r
GA Tuts3aes AID ssfurasysi Wee. B4s.tt 81
kapsft Corners oa Wednesdays. Eksi bss ssttaa
rbefslAgs Afi.prEon. EasT Arilngs9a auA Saa.
3. fisna 81 fFadnss -
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-01-04

Masy & mao WHO has pot a cent Ia Bis
pocket, owns corn which he would not
allow you to step ou ior lile world.
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There's our Gershom, said Mr. Shelton
he must 20 of to tie city 10 get bis living
By his wits
Wei how did be make outl asked 3
friend.
An, said the old man, with q sigh.
tapping his forehead significantly, be
failed for want Of cspiial!
4 irseli0us lady complained 70 Ffede.
rick the Great, king Of PrassiE
Your mGjesty, my husband treats me
badly.
That Il none of my business, replied
the king.
But he spesks III % Jour msIeaty.
That, be replied, IL uoHe Of your busI-
ness.
- . ez----
4 "A.
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|tarhip heirs of Y. Final Account Oft.
Graham, deceased. 5. Graham, tutor.
Iiiee is hereby given that T. S. Graham
y has filed in the Parish Co lrt for BossieI
IN, bis final account as tutor to heirs of
tGraham, deceased, and if said account be
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:, Increasing Demand for Hogs.

Af03 ~ '"
1anI =, oorjcultural editor of the Iowa
nd porister maintains the follow
't 20 is no danger Of over-pro-
:, ar l Iaon in hogs. AS our production
ufe .sos the demand increases.
Nc, y nreign trade in the product of
- /, hoa is large and important, and
lo,l .reasins every year IN, In the year
~ ans ..ei Of hogs product 457, 1S6,97O
n a,ppds. For 1876, lack, Eng SIX s!xfe cen
i, Y,.as. Taking the whole export
' ssH. his year, and allowing 200
e Iaals to represent a live hog, (as
,haIaph Of the export was rendered
" y and hams), it will be seen that
I,tarrign trade this year has taken
,aas eaS hogs, being at least mil
mare than the entire annual
sI.achter at Chicago. And it took
=; I@sS more hogs in 1876 to supply
ny 81 areign trade than it did in 1915
4 there are evidences that there
;v;i A b. largely increased demand
MI III over this year. 1t is under
I !, that there is now a light stock
a,.Igd pork on hand. If justice is
esfI ylore done, the producers pork
M Ia1 eon.Dand as good il not bet
md micps than at present, through
linz the fall and winter.
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Succession Notice,

succession Of A. l.. Chapman, decd.
NV Annual Account of S. W. Vance, Ex'r.
%fe Is hereby given that S. w. Vance, Ex-
n G r OF the last will and testament of
/ r. 0aapmaii, deceased has filed in the Par
~eoaFl Tor parish of Bossier, his first annua
.sani u sad succession, and the vouchers
sm opposition be not made to said ac
- e',nih the time prescribed by law, the
w be homclogated and made the iud..
|saioi the Court.
J0ANNES SMITH,
n Deputy Clerk District Court.
tertiary Is, 1871.