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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-04-19

WHEN cheveignac gslioped 4, iass,
Jade1 and rreking, down The long stree,
Of CaIssba, | felt, with a sickeuing tear
that carried breAlhlsss, iner, mass be-
hind me.
Dead
No--thabk heaven; but very near it,
Three hours later llerries aud Nixon
Joined me
think Ia bis gratitude the latter would
have pressed upon US every atom Of the
e. 900 worth Of gold.dast and nuggets
which he bad secured on his person and
brought safely away,
We strenuously refused; aud be finally
took up bis line Of march eastward, and
dwells to-day in old Massachusetts,, with
his now recovered wife aud a whole fam-
lily Of little olive branches. Aud he
thinks the Lord didn't forget him after
ALI
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wran,so pLAsseLs.

SIC read in llali's Journal Of Health
iha, The very beet thing that can be
worn next iie skin, in summer ss we'll
giider, IL common woOlen hannni. One
cDsor hss 80 advantage over auother, ex.
cept that white IL more AgreeAbie 10 the
sigfi Scientific experiments, carefully
conducted, pr0ye tie truth of the popa-
hf sentiment, that flannel il the best
faigbe 10 De worn next lbe skin, "a Il ali.
.3tb. more moisture from the body Than
4nY other nafeflsl, aud by " doing
keeps the body mpfe perfectly dry. Cot.
tgu Abs5rbs ile least, hence tho perspira-
,i0a remalHs more on the skin, aud being
damp, iAe beat of tie body Is rapidly ca.
hej "a by eyap9fa ion aad suddenly
eo5ls sbeH exercise ceases, tbe III effects
II sh,sh 10 Intelligent mind needs % be
feudaded of. Hence q Is that the com
m0a observation of al aslisns leads
them 70 give tbeir ssil)rs wo0len nAnBel
shiFls fyr al istilndes, - the best equal
izefs Of the heat u lhe body.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-04-19
WHAT Husr DOES.

Did sou ever find I,ing 10 some neg.
leetpd spot, buried among the grass per.
hap., spmp OLD tool, hich lon remember
a. harp Isl slH and nseltit bal which i.
bne cuvrted with ~ i. and n.rts.f liia
fa-t aad las uI edge haYe etme - H..
1,ux ie- ltd u been constantly ult
m.bt hzye brcn hr ken. pnt 10 nfynf
Noulu nave been tht4 dail n-eifs. ttii
sbiir 3 lastcd Il y laa ~ aith hgisau
beigge. laactiou j. worse ior lben nan
hard work Unused talents rnd The
mud that j. never sh2tpened grows DAT
One who has NOT done what he might
iuds his power gone At Iast. Sometimes
when mind lies useless aud hands are
folded tbC soul rnsts also do not
know -. Simond'- history, bnl doubt
if be was ~ worthy mit as many an
other, last because he iyed At he top ef
pillar, and, % quote Miss Bfaddon, had
~. meals sent up to him Ina basket.
Had ha come down for lils food BE might
have iound some chance of being useful.
There Is work Ia the world far every
mind and heart and body.
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VOLUME XVI

et hlgh.sPifiied horses BY accident ard
disease. Males have orgsns ef vision
and bearing fsf supegieF % those ol lbe
heise. Hence ihts seldom fflghten or
run si a horse tllghions, hat mule,
having superior dls0stumeul. both by lhc
tye aud osr, understands everything he
meets, snd therefore Is safe For the
same reason he Is snrer footed. bcnce
more valuable ia mountain regions aud
Ca dangerous roads We donh, whether
90 Tie Alpine paths male ever made
mlsslep. lie may have bcea deceived ln
the drmuea Of the spot where be sets bis
foot, but not IN the propriely Of the
choice, all appearances considered Their
faculty Of endurance Is almost Incredible.
Another very important fact IL, that the
mule will live aud thrive on less than
half what Il takes to keep a horse.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-04-19
rHE EARLY RISING DsLuslos

For farmers aud those who live In local.
ities where people can retire At eight OF
nine o'clock IN the evening. the old
notion about early rising is sill sppro-
PIRATE. But be who Is kept up until ten
or eleven o'clock, and then rises at five
or six, because Of the teachings Of somo
old ditty about carly TO rise, Is commit.
ting sin against his own soul There Is
not enc man In ten thousand who can
afford 10 do without seven or eight hours'
sleep. All The stuff written about great
men who slept only three or four hours
a night Is apocryphal They have been
put upon such small allowances OCCASION
slly snd prospered; but no man ever yet
Kept healthy in body and MUD for
number OF years with less than seven
hours sleep II You can get TO bed early
then rise early; II you cannot get 10 bed
ell late, then rise late, II may be az
proper for one man 10 rise at eight as Il
+ for another man 10 rise at Ave. Let
the rouslng bell he n0g at least thirty
minutes before your public appearance
Physicians say that sudden jump out OF
bed gives Irregular motion TO the pulses
It takes hours 10 get over sudden ris
ing. II Is barbarons 20 expect children
10 land on the centre Of the foor at the
call of theig nurses, the thermometer
below zero. Give us lime after you call
us TO roll over, gaze at the world fnIl IN
the face, aud look before we leap.
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AN AnrFuL ADMoSITIoS.

A late reverend gentleman, who was
as well known for his eccenlriciiies as
bis talents, one day sent bis son, lazy
lad about twelve years ofage, TO catch
bis horse. Tho boy went sauutefing
along, half asleep, with au ear Of corn in
one hand and the bridle in The other,
dragging the rcius on the ground.
Thomas said bis father, calling after
him IN solemn tone Of voice, Come
here, Thomas; | want TO say word 10
you before you go. The lad returned
and the parson proceeded. You know,
Thomas, have given you groat deal Of
good counsel. You know Two taught
you before closing your eyes always to
say Now ! lay me down to sleep, ETC.,
besides good many other things III the
way of exhortation aud advice. But
this is the last opportunity shall have
Of speaking 10 you, and couldn't let II
pass without giving you my parting adj
vice. DC good boy, Thomas, and al
ways say that prayer when you are GO
ing TO sleep. fear shall never see you
again. As he said this In very grave
and solemn manner the poor boy began
TO be frightened aud burst into tears
with this exclamaton Youll never SEQ
me again, PAP No, for shall die before
you get back with the horse This quick
ened Thomas ideas, and gathering up
lie bfidle-rclns he ran aud caught the
horse qlicker lhau he had ever done be-
l0tr.
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ox rnH usrs op HutE..

Nsies, on general syerBge, iiye more
than tsiee a. long a. horses They ere
ht for service from three yeais Dld 70
thirty. Attwe.ye Morse hfs seen iiss
best da5s, and i going dowH hii bai 4
mule at that age has scarcely nsen opi of
bis childhood, aud goes "a Improving
until be IL iweniy Instances aie record
ed oi mules living sixty sud seventy
years, but these sfe exceptions. The
general rule ID thal lhey average thirty.
Males are never exposed 10 disesses ss
h0rses are. lnlmoase amounts u money
are annually lost 10 The permatofe death
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-04-19

10 this country, whore lals ~ exira.niee
people went 20 The show cn purpose 10
see him, hat spout most of thcif time ia
the circus tent, iasl beyond, whore The
seats gave ,hem chance 10 rest aud
think about ihe wonderful anlmAs,
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WHITMAN a. GODDARD,
Akaaiseiafefs ~
CARRIAGES e. SLEIGHS

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1AkHk!u4 taa Yesl kgsuaase. - ~ rS - msri
caHtlEHAneS ~ the sasae ts cNsug gaoa spFt
81 FeasqaaBs prsees
WHITMAN GODDARD.
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acid; the percentage In the sweet root is usually
smaller by nearly half but erccimcn OF The sweet
knd was shown mat gave nearly Two and half grains
Of poison thu pound The root IN Tire latter instance
was Of large size and rs said have remained ~ the
ground moro than year. go acquire such growth From
Jlc juice OF three pounds Professor arc had cNrac c
ana haA grains O lausSic aci1 ~ the STANDARD
strength as laid down by tbc British Ph1macOprtd;
thc quantity OF he poison su ccntt c s N adults
Il MAS presented at she meeting, Out none OF the mem
bcrs cared 10 test lis powers
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The return of a Dundee whaler from Davis
etsits with good cargo Of OIL has again started the
lament m Eugand that fresh effort is progress
from that country penetrate 10 the North Pole IL is
reported tnst the straits full Of floating ice and the
Inference that tho Psleocrystc Sea las broken up
or course people saying that Captain Mares had
beef careful prevent his expedition from contracting
scnryy the ships might have remained another season In
lIgh Iautudes, and tbh year would have had the
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InStrurtlon.
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Also in his Agricultural Department will appear twelve
elaborate papers descriptive Of the