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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-03-15

A DOVE TnAT DID NOT APPEAR. -
In the earley days OF Mormonism
the preachers Of the faith made pre-
tensions to miracle working, such
as healing tho sick and raising spir~
its. One of the charlatans conceiv-
ed the idea OF calling down the Ho-
ly Ghost, as that spirit is said to
have appeared at the baptism OF
John in the form OF dove. There
was to be sermon on Sunday-it
was in the warm June weather--in
an old.fashioned wooden church, in
the middle of the ceiling of which
was large hole for ventilation, cov-
cred with movable board. Taking
an Irish farm hand in his confidence
the preacher secured q white pigeon,
and hiding the man and the dove in
the attic, told Pat when he heard
the words "Holy Ghost appear" re-
peated the third time, he was to sly
ly drop the dove through the aper
ture.
The preacher departed the day
was warm, and Pat, having imbib-
ed freely of Irish whiskey, fell asleep
and awoke during the service and
found lot Of feathers aud q tom
cat contentedly licking his jaws
Here was a fix. The Boosting
preacher had called for the "Holy
Ghost" the third time, when Pat, in
a fit Of desperation showed his red
face down the opening and bawled
out
"Arrah and how the devil cal
the Holly Ghost appear when the cat
has ate him 7"
That ended the Mormon miracles
in that region for all time.
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r O @ t ry


Wife and bsbs are sleeping,
Do they dream that I
Happy watch AN keeping
Where my dsrlinss lie 7
Gssing on my treasures,
Grestful grows my mood
Source OF all my pleasures,
Cause Of all my good.
Mothers face 10 bending,
As IL guard to keep,
To her babe attending
Even In her sleep.
How the little charmsr
Nsstlss TO her breast
Life can ne'er give warmer,
Peurr home Of rest.
Picture this the dearest
On which Love e'er smiled
Which 10 me Is nearest,
Mother or her child!
Heart Of mine, true mother
Loves tie, baby sweet
Each without the other
Must be incomplete.
Baby now 10 moving,
Mothers slumber breaks,
With Q look Of loving
From her sleep she wakes
Sees me there in waiting,
And . pleased surprise,
With . Joy slaiine.
Surges from her eyes.
In my arms I fold them
Both ny child and wife,
Can | help but hold ii sw,
Desrer far than life ?
Can I help but love them
Next TO God and Heaven !
Make me worthy Of them,
Thou, God. who hast given !
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thanking the man for his informa-
ton, I started TO make what use Of
il might.
had not proceeded far when the
report Of q gun drew my attention.
Following the report | soon came in
sight Of man standing beside q fine
buck, probably just brought down
by the shot had heard. The hunts
man was in the act of reloading his
rife, which he finished by putting
on the cap as approached.
Turning quickly at tho sound Of
my advance, the face he revealed
was to the last degree sinister aud
repulsive. Something told me ]
had found my man. II 30, it was no
childs play had before me.
You've had better luck than my
self, friend accos.ed the hunter
blandly i've been out all day with
out getting shot.
You'd likely a missed Of you had,
he growled, with contempt uous
glance ct my now rifle aud trap
pings.
4 count myself q pretty fair hot,
[ rejoined.
.Humph l-you sniptious chap
amt much out yer in the woods.
Il would like to try % shot at o
mark with YOU | said pretending to
be little nettled.
Stranger, do you want ter have
the consate looked out o. yer Z re
turned tue woodsman.
II am willing for o trial Of skill
with you, I answered.
Name your distance, and bet
your gun agin mine, he said.
"Sixty yards, and done y I repli-
cd.
| Wetting little powder, he black
cd round spot ON the white bark
Of beach, indicating the centre by
the intersection Of two lines across
it. The distance was stepped of
and all was ready.
which one shoots first : queried
my opponent.
Go ahead I answered 4 wan,
to see what 1 have got to boat.
Its all one to me- he replied
leveling his rifle carelessly, and firing
with q quick aim. You'll find I've
druy the centre, no said, rs we ad.
vsuced TO look. And 30 indeed h,
had.
wall its your time now. he ad.
ded with look Of triumph,
Wait a minute, 1 said; your
names Jim Dade 7
"Wall, what in thunder difference
does thai make 7
Only this, answered. I'm Q
deputy sheriff, and have a warrant
for your arrest. Here's copy, sut
| thrust it into his hand.
wall, what are you going to d.
about it =
Take you with me dead or alive!
l exclaimed, stepping back and pre-
senting my rifle.
The desperate saw the game wal
up. He gave me fierce scrowl
aud glanced around as il meditatins
fight.
"if you move q step, | said in I
determined tone, I'LL send bulle
through your head lm marksmar
enough for that you'll find
Put your wrists in these, l ad-
ded. holding ont pair of handouts
at the same time standing aloof ant
keeping sharp lookout lest shoul,
be sprung upon aud Overpoweret
unawares.
It's q drotted mean trick you'v,
served me, after DRAWN my fire,
whined Jim, completely cowed.
With q snap the manacles wer'
fastened, aud taking my prisoner
arm, marched him to jail withou
further trouble.
i The story of Jabe Elliot's fas
time got out before next election
aud that worthy, instead Of gaining
his succession, retired to the shade
Of private life.
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THE BEST EVIDENCE,

Ths follovlpg letter from Rev: z. 8. Rest,
Pastor OF u. T.. Church, NA.ic, Mass., will bs
read With interest by many physicians. Also,
shoss uheripg from the same disease az affiict-
% the son OF the Rev, y. =. Best. No person
css doubt this testimony, as hereh no dYu9t
about the curative powers Of fVEfETINE:
NATtr. Mass, Jan, !. 1871
Mr.. II. X STgvENs Der sir-Wo have good
YsSpon for regarding your Vk1ErIlE med
ieins Of the Kreatest vHus. We feel assured
tbat Il has basn the means OF saving Que soos
life. Hell now s-vo teen years Of age. for the
last two years he has suffered from necrosis
Of his leg. caused by srrofulous nfsction. aud
Was so FAR reduced that neirls all who cav him
thought his recovery impossible. A c'unclt OF
aSis physlsisns could sivo us but the fIi,tes,
hope Of his ever railyiux, two Of the number
declaring that he vas beyond ths reach ~ hu'
man remedies, that svsn ampstatioa eonld not
save him. ~ he hsd not viBor enough to euiafc
the operation. Just then We commenced CIV
1og hin SEogriNE, and from that time to the
r., tssut he has been continuously improving. lie
has lately resu nod his Gudlos, thrown away
his orutchss snd esue, sna wake about cheerful
ly aud strong.
Tnouxh there 10 still rome discharge frsm the
spsniaS where tho limb ~ss isuesi, vs have
the fullest conadsnoe that ia . little tino hs
will b perfectly cured.
lie has taken about three dozen bottles OF
rssnrips, but istsiy nssi but little. as b" do
elAgss that hs 10 too veil 10 ~ tAsisx nseiciss
Rsspoetslly years: 4. =. BET.
Mrs l.. Y. r. BEST.
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A Deputy SheriHs Story.

- q 1 q ct II n I q L.
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ALL DISEASES OP THE BLOOD.

Ifvssuriss viii relieve psin. cleanse, puri-
~ ssl cure such dissssas. rsstorinx the:pstIent
eisss. msuv remedios, suffering Tor ysArs, 10 1t
pst eoaelusiys prot, ifyon are . sufferer, you
ecu be cured Why 10 this msdicins p.r'orm.
lag saeh great esrss II worts In The blosd, In
the circulating a I'D. II esa truly 10 called The
0rsat blood Pu.iner. Tho gAest source Of dis
ssss orginAtss 10 the blood ant no medicine
reaovats, has any just claim upon the public
attention.
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Lumber for
BUILDING &c.
Caution.

Caution.
NOTICE 10 hereby given- hat the fol-
IN lowing articles have been purchased
by the undersigned, At Constsble's Sale on
tho 5ih day Of Jan. 1877. aud left In the
possession Of Joseph Long, during his
pleasure. AL persons are cau,i,nel not
TO meddle or interfere with the sans. viz /;
Coal Stove and pipe. Cook Stove and dx.
lures. Clock, Mood chest, Bed and Bed
ding. = Cupboards, 2 Tables, Sink. Chest,
I Cbairs. lot Carpet. Poultry. Apple bus-
ter, Iron Kettle. Sausage ssusss, } Nh D.
%. Flour Chssi. 2 parrels. lot tarsr
GEORGE y. suifrna
Chapman p. 1s.:lisTI, T \
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How 10 Save,

The way to save is to begin with
little matters and to begin at once.
No one ever made his way from pow.
erty to riches who scorned economy
in small things, and could not COM
prehend the valuo OF q single cent.
The poor man who would get ahead
pecuniarily must learn that to save
cent after cent-one at O time, il he
can do no more--till he gets one
hundred Of them, and 30 has % dol.
lar, is wise and noble thing to do.
Having thus actually saved his FIRST
dollar, he will have acquired with il
the power OF self denial and tenaci
ty Of purpose which will enable him
to save one dollar after another until
he gets one hundred and then he
can save on indefinitely and be-
como independent in fortune
But says some one who has
lived all his life without saving .~how
am 1 to save q? My habits are fixed
How can learn to lay by my mon
ey for old age 7
You must do as to money mat.
ters what q certain ancient school Of
philosophers did as to morals. These
old sages used, every night, to re-
view their actions for the day, aud
see what they ought not to have
done that they had done, aud what
they might have done better Of the
things which it has been necessary
for them to do. So too. must you
every night review the actions Of the
day, and sec where you have spent
that you ought not to have spent,
and how you might have got more
economically what it was necessary
for you to obtain. Any one who
faithfully makes such n review Of his
expenditures will be apt to discover
many opportunities for retronch-
ment and reform, and, then, il he
will, he can at once begin to save
and may acquire economical habits,
and secure his future prosperity.
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VEGETINE
PuRIFIEs THE BLOOD. r EN0vATEs
INvlaoRATEs THE WHOLE
sYSTE
IL Medical Properties are Alternative
Tonic, Solvent and Diuretio

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.sssss ~. 4, -, .s.s,m.i,r s,..s. .v
Am H. .v,,sm s,.,v ,s,ut of s.roSaia
ae,os,io,. H.mor Tumors Csnc.r Can.
= ssssn. s'nmas T,,.,ns,s. al, p.snm
a.nh,,,,,c n,....a. c.nr., p.,n,ns.s =,
az a,a.s.h .rd a, d,..s... ,hs, s,;.s
60 tS.r.. 49, as,s.;.. f.a..
49,. ~ cs,sn;s Rhsnms,i.m N.n,sis;.
a., 80 sn;nsI Cnmni.,r,, ..n nni. \.
sS..,u.i,. rur.d ,h,oush ths hlooa
v,.-- Al.
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rains leave Lswistown Junction as follows I:
MAIN LINE-wESrwARD.

The Paoihc Express west can 10 Tagged at
Mevcytown at 50 a. IN. aud tho Atlantic Ex-
press east at u p m.
Trains leave 7. .'wi.to~n station, stopping at
Main street, for I.owistown Junction, convey.
Ing passengers to and from ali trains on ma In
line, except midnight train east and west.
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Recommend it Heartily.

1VcCO11xK110fz0 1O I1Ou1 CHKy'
Soura IosToS, Feb. 7, 1870.
M. SrBvsns Dear Sill have taken sew
srsi bottles efyour vsgstias. and su couvlne'
I'd u 10 Q vaiastls remedy for Dyspepsia, Kid
nsy Compliant, aud gsasrAi debility OF the svs'
Ten.
] sss hsessiiy rsssuusnd II to ell suffering
fysa the sbevS complaints: You're !eseeetlally.
MIS-. MONROE PA RKER.
So Athens strest.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-01-25
TnE Roir PuL,cE JUSTICE.

Looks like January thAw, pleasantly
remarked bic Honor, u be gnyly catered
the little station around the corner.
That's what thawI slowly answered
BijAh.
The clerk says ho shall never forget the
look that passed between them, nor the
profeuud-conts,npt IL his HonoF's voice
- he finally said:
You ought 10 DO slaii for thai.
I'm almost s'laid up now wilh the rhsu-
inatism, softly answered the old man.
lie snow uss-snow use, whispered
the court ~ he took his seat, l eer-Tsnder
TO you.
Your Articulation IL wonderful, couF-
teoasIy answered The jauilor, smiling in
triumph.
! can't berg in with you, said the court
tails lug himself Que ahead on the blot.
tiac.psd.
BJ.b reflected Tor a long time, softly
wiping bic nose on the corUer oi ihs desk.
lie finally said:
see you've got the Pole.
While you've got the Polar Sea, wAs
the eondeseepdiug reply.
The old nAn gAsped out something
about having Invented An axle grease for
winter wsgous, and then skulked 10 after
his prisoners.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-01-25

The 9rst mistake which 10 nnl ~
most mon is In making wealth the ,'i
oftheiF lives. But wealth, N We -
does not give happiness. WesJlhl d
do not because Of thnir wealth got . Vvlf
ness. The Vsnderbills, the stew rte,
and the Astors have not been our b rp
est men. They are not the typIoa m.B
In the home; they are not the steri
inca 10 social life; they are not Tie ~.
icAl men In the delights Of life, or H. 10
progression Of learning, which perl,p,
yield the finest Joys meu can know. ".
can 20 down lower still, and find u, I,
who have only one million or 90, az ~ 4
= million, and they do not type H., -.
pinoss Of American bomes. How spi y.
did, how gorgeous, how Eaudy tby
and yet they Cannot rival those q
ho.nes IN the love Of hnsbsAd and
Ia the reverence of children for pU t.,
la tie parenis' guardianship over a.,.
dfsn, in all The SWEET bsppIssns tbs =.
feclicn sptssds abroad like hsyt-e,s
through the chambers of snr hou.e.
know tAst slInoT every Anetic.A
weslA vho chooses VI. ,hanrh he -
Il aslin, essAsps; bui Ne yet. Il.
sot srssi Dtpef Of sbIlIiy soF syiJtsr.
sucesss t,F naA TO get wsAph ~ 81,
eaasTy and IN ihh age Hrv ,hp
sesIns 10 us THAI lie Jounx msH slYs 4
picture 10 himself rather qaiet b II
sunny place on some hillside. wi,
stretch Of meadow Ia front. tbro4 ~
which courses runAiag stream sha1
by pIeassat streams, With loving .,
. gronp Vt pleasant fAosd AHd virtaei
children, saIstuds Of days aud psAc ~
pess VI Righls. health aud eontsn Ia
Of mind. that you'd be mach better lh4
TO set ups fictitious standard sbd d.
strive IueessAntIy for Il 50 though -
mus. reach 1t or be utterly undone.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-01-25
EnUcArIos ~ AEAnisa.

Girh are ususlly Of an ssthus.ss,is
d'spOsitioa erssy over hotaay a.
school, and quite ~ afdeat later ever
isAey work and window Karasslss,
UsE'Aiu thIags attract tAem 20 pat forth
great sasris, aud GlRd sympathy In
1heir isVori1s emploYmsnls viii win fes
The glvsr their lAsling regard.
This precious enthusiasm. which makes
toll sAsy, saght TO 80 In some wholesome
direction, leaving advantage behind ssesr
1t has passed away.
Many gifh who have lsfl school have
piile ums svery day which 10 really
1Aeir own, 10 occupy ss they will. In
Esost cases this is spss. In . very as.uL
ssry manner, sometimes al oas thlnx and
sometimes II another. ltls seldom that
literary taste k strong enough 10 ylu 4
Ioung girl frOm lighter mallsu TO rSad
That which would really Instruct hsE
mind, although, as . recent Engiish wrI,
ter says, syery body is ending Il nessssa-
~ to reed great deal, bscanss Il 10 iu-
possibIs to hold spy position pplsss cell
Informed aud aven ln social lalGevoprse,
those who are net well road Hed ,heus.
selves placed 81 ~ immenss dlsadvan.
tAge. The number Of actual situations
which eAs only bs occupied by educated
men aud women, Increases daily; aud,
Indeed, literature becomes more Asd
more part Of the business OF iHs.
Girls want ,oksov ell they sheuid;
they iikc 20 improve themselves; lAsy
each have taste ior some Kidd OF reading
We think the roasos that 20 msay brigL,
EirIs remain pslnfully ignorAat Of An,
other literature than that OF novels IL b.
cause no readable books are at hand o
high subjects. Thoy need advice both ..
to The book aud the manner OF reading IL
II will DO remembered how successfs'
as means OF good, wss DR.. ausbrl :.
plan OF lending books, lie attended .
tha matter bimsef on . system OF ii.
own, aud lent each psr.oa In biz psiijh
the book he thought beat suited to u
tastes aud requirements, We have L.,s
told Of sihers, vie. doing The sams IL !
we're equally satisasd with The rosal,
Clubs for rsadlHg have been iu fat y
for some years, and no sommu A.,
should be wl,hoSt one. The slmpl.u
plan would be for fsw youag lad,
elect some capable person to cbooss IT,,
bseks. There are interesting books. -,
too learned, ON every subject. The
might be bought by the joint funds OF -
little club and passed from one ios . =.
er, each having Il q certain ,ime.
which the club would meet aud tsn W.
the book. Criticisms aud comp,te -
would impress the mind Of each i. 'tr
far more surely than a solitary peru
Boston 10 making grand effort h. no
line Of selfimprovoment TO which -
wish very great suecess, IS Il will i It,
less prove great benefit to those y Il,
have not enjoyed collegiate advantage,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-01-25

II was quite cold in the car. Tie pa'-
sens srs were shrinking up into ss small
space as possible, aud looking ssruight
ahead into nothing, ~Itb rrowninY vie
ages. A very little boy vas snaggled up
ia bis tnother's srms. The lrzin stopped
At = station, when be said:
Am ! Eoin' home, tnammaf
Yss, dear.
Papa's homer
Yes.
Are yoa going TO zee papsi
Yes; dear.
The child llftsd up bis head, asd look
log eagerly inLo his fn0gisi's lace, ensha-
siasticaiiy exclaimed:
Wien pspa ssss ne bell say, Cone
here, you peshoas LAM
TIE slniie which ilgminAtsd the pas
seDgsrs' iAees upon ibis outtarst of ehild-
lsh expectation drove away lbs frows,
aud brought them oat Of themselves fer
The rect Of tbs Ioarney.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-01-25

Do not lnagL 1t tbs druBken m.n
Fesl!Hg thEough 'hs street. howsvsr u
dlcnioas Ibe sigb. say bs; jus, stop abd
thlDk. lie 10 going ho,ns 70 sems tsad>-
heart that will shrob wiib intsnst sgstyi
ssms do.ing mother, perhaps, wbS wiI
grIsvs over tbs dowBfsii Of Der oncs u.
less boy; or Il may be q fond wiis, whSs,
heart will aimost basst with grIsf, % sl,I
views The dsstrneiion Of her idol; or lgs
may be . loving Sister wbs viii sA~i
bitter tears over The degredstIoH OF hsV
brother, sborn of bis msulinoss and self
respect. Rather drop = tear 10 slisst
sympathy With those hssrts 80 kes0ly
sensitive and tsndsr, yet 90 proud aud
! ysl shAi they Cannot ueespl sympathy
rendered them either Ia word. look, or
act. although 1t might fall upon their
crushed aSd wounded hearts - refresh.
ingly As the sumner dew upon the With
ering plHat.
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As Good as Gold.

We VII ssBe 10 any sddrtss Que sst II sa-
1sFt tesosa tsHds. o1e sisgkst scarf ptH. oes
! - taFg nutea watch chath, oBs s0kE Bsscsai
s81ng Ffue. ete esfEAHtlg eHsrsNed set ~
- ue bs1Aihs NeA sss inaprssed sAaps catAAf
lst OF 81 f,f Sas. ise entnyslsts tats ~ 61e sr
fsus sQf sais o. ssueis SFticis cas- ~ sod .
ts.ass ~ he price a tks Sseas tot L&aiss
esmffs = ssits. ssssn srsacafs, ssnse pFies. FL
ia tt4a-s 8 Seeais. Adaftss
journal. CokAKAfDsDtsT.
Woo4teFs, VI.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-01-25

The Washington correspondent OF the
Chicago Ocean tslls this story
In the early days, when Nebraska was :
territory, ore Of the members of the Ter.
ritoriai Assembly, . msn Of infinite wit
aud unusual ability, Was addicted 10 The
habitaal ace Of ardent spirits to such an
exteat ss TO dIsgrAcs himself aud bic AZ.
sociates. lie was frequently lAbo,ed
with, aud made several uusuecessfIl al
lempts Al reform. Oae day the Chsplain
OF The legislature prayed that these
members who we're cursed with the habit
of iulemperAnee might be strengthened
TO resist temptation aud the folly Of their
ways. Brown, the member referred To,
was 10 bis test, and listened sttesliyely.
A. the conclusion oi The prayer be rose
soiemniy aud said:
Mr.. Speaker, move that 30 much OF
tie senliemsn's renArks So refer 10 in
temperance be laid upon the table.
The Speaker The motion is not 10
order.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-01-25

mans nature IL best perceived In
privateBess. tor there Is no aasetatlon; Ia
passion, for that puiteth man out Of his
preeepts; and 10 Bew case or erpsri.
meui, for there custom lesveth him.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-01-25
WHITMAN & GODDARD,
AABafaetursrs u
CARRIAGES e. SLEIGHS.

houfn LssDosDERAr, NranoEr.
Keep constantly On hand or build TO arde-
every deseVi ptlnn Of Carriages. from q covrTed
Phwton to a skeietJn buggy, iew seoCnd b NR,t
baggies asuAiiY On hand Tor sale cheap. Aiso
carnage slock eonstsntis on hand Tor sale, ks-
taiFng done shatt uoties aud satisfaction
gnsrsntss5. We alloS ns mstsEtAl 70 enter :
raFrisgs or slsigh Thai is set Of the seTy best
que ity, AMI has bot been thoroughly tested
EyERf fk.LIlOk BOILED IN LlNsEED OIL.
Thshtfai fr past strnnARs. va hope 10 s,erit
continuance Of ths same ~ doing good work
81 Fessensb bic vfis~s.
WHITMAN 4 GODDARD
Nay 10, 1875. silly
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-01-25

What is the difference belwsea gal.
Iery for the exhibition o. paintings asd
yein Ia yoasg isdy's aFmi Oas ls 80
srs gallery ssd tho other Is . gel artery.
A word il : little thiax, yet ous word
had been msany msn's dssliny, foF good
o. Iox evil.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-01-25

A nexro beld COW while = cross-eyed
mAn wAs TO knock ber on The bead with
an axe. The dArkeY, observing The
MAS syss, ia some siarm Inquired :
You gwise 10 BIZ wbAr you lookg Yes.
Dea, said catfee, hold dis GOV yourself.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-01-25

Husband, dou't know where that boy
got bis bad ,empsf-not from me, I'm
sure! No, my dear, for ! don'l perceive
that you have Ioss sHyl
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-01-25
Pure Malt Yeast.

NJ csst hss lns ae sIsugpu'sHf, 10 de5u
fags Mas iessg e. koue tserets ~ Mshehssl =
fsgeisfiy q TassdA,s Aht FIsdags. Per s.ls 81
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Outrages by Spanish Vessels.

Every little while we hear of some
armed Spanish vessel firing upon Amer
lean shipping, and OBTAINING vessels
upon the slightest pretext. We re-
member that General Grant favored
Cuban freedom, upon simple grounds
of their being legally entitled to escape
the yoke of Spain but no, "we must
preserve neutral relations with Spain"
Much good it has done us.
From the slaughter of captain Frye
and some dozen other American seamen,
in Havana, up to date, the American
flag has been a special target for these
buccaneering, tawdry HidalgOs. Upon
several occasions British men of war
have been compelled to shell and shot
towns to compel release of American
citizens, under ban of death by these
seedy scions of played-out monarchy.
All we get after late-repeated out
RACES from these slippery pirates is a
''hOpe that the amicable relations be-
tween the two countries won't be dis
turbed." They should be disturbed, u
and would if justice could get ahead of
craftsmanship, just for 60 days, and a
rafting waking up be given to can
cient Spain.n