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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-05-10

The President. BY savice of the cab
met. has called ths Sxasa session Of
congress 0c,. 18th. After careful con.
sults,ion il ~ss decided that no depart.
mept 81 Koyernment would suffer seri.
oasly For want Of m appropriation un-
III that ums, and II 40 extra session
we're called in June il would hardly be
confined TO necessary business. and
might tend 10 keep the coalition Of the
country unsettled. There 10 ne ques-
ton that the country needs crest "
more than anything else.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-05-10

There has been very little fighting
as yet in the war between Turkey and
Russia. The Russians have obtained
a victory before Kars, strongly for
tilted Turkish town in Asia Minor and
QUO report says the city has been taken
with a large number Of prisoners but
this lacks confirmation. The Russians
arc advancing along the Danube but
no serious engagements have taken
place. There is very little change in
the attitude OF the other powers. Most
OF them have declared their neutrality
but il is quite evident that they are all
making preparations to take hand in
II worst comes TO worst Especially is
this the case with England. which fears
the loss of her control Of the Suez
canal aud her Asiatic possessions.
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rnE KnnA nlxE cAnE.

Our readers are probably aware that
for some months past suit has been
progressing in New York, broghl by
English parties against Mr.. Park aud
Mr. Baxter. alledging fraud in eonnec-
ton with the sale OF the Emma mine.
The case has been prosecuted With
great ability and zeal. and has resulted
10 verdict for the defendants. That
such result vas reached by the jury
after 90 Investigation 90 searching aud
proloeEsA. is Of course gratifying. not
only - xhe friends Of the defendants,
bng 10 al American citizens. We print
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-05-10
wen DEsn os rME mousrA,n.

The ondawa Pish and Game Club. Of
Factory Point. will put = lot Of wild
deer upon the mountain to-day. The
state association and other clubs 10 diff
ferept parts Of the state are also NOV.
ing In the matter Of restocking the
mountAiH lands Of Vermont with deer.
The lew in regard To their protection
ls very stringent and A. the clubs are
At considerable expense in the matter
It 10 safe TO say that they will prosecute
all violations OF Law with the greatest
vigor. We quote from the Law;
II shall not be lawfsl TO pursue. take,
Hill or destroy any wild deer in this
state, from and after the passage of this
act. until the first day Of September,
1880. And if any person.. during said
period, shall pursue, take, kill or de.
stroy. within this state, any wild deer,
or shall have ia bis possession any wild
deer or part thereof so taken or killed,
be shall be liable to fine OF City dol
lars for each and every deer so killed.
taken. destroyed, or had in possession.
And the possession Of the meat or hide
or any part thereof OF any wild deer,
by any person 10 this state, charged
With any OF the oifenses mentioned 10
this section, shall bs presumptivs evi.
dence that the perssn 90 in possession
Of said meat, hide or part thereof 10
guilty Of said offense.
1t shall be lawful for any person TO
kill any dog found pursuing any wild
deer 10 this state, during the period
named in the third section OF this act,
provided such dog be killed while in
the actual pursuit Of deer.
II we can only have our mountain
lands again stocked with the beautiful
deer and our streams with the speckled
trout Vermont will indeed be q sum
mer paradise. 1t can be done with
proper legislation and forbearance OF
the part Of the people Of the state.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-05-10
THURSDAY. NAYIo. 1871

l.y order 6f ths Pres38sni, The Pea
siaa Agesclos Il Bsh.sgson and Meat.
tf "a all he discontinued afisf Jelly
I,i ab8 shs district consolidated nth
tio d.sti5ct Il Coacofd, y II where
she peHaaas. ihclsd.ng those q The
aavy. phseh are bow paid At Bessou,
xil ihefsailsf ke paid.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-05-10
nANKRrrrrY

AZ il ne nssisisi Casft q re tsstsA States
fsr lke nssuiet = kssFaaats
Ia lie Nfssnap ~ KMnr N4Akraft fa MsRt
yurtgs. tastFseg 4 NsFAan&. a.
Metre - hsfsbg Eifse tasta refiilaa 49, afsH
aisa - ssli CseFt, ~ 0eafss ! Hu8a, - Eeas
alertau sid ntsiflst isis asflaHsA isAnt
ruFt asaeF lbs Act 81 CenNfess ~ March 81. ~
~ atsfhArFs sna rerslAe4ia thsvsef fsea ~
hs Asbts ana athtf ia fss pFoythts eaaet sssa
Aci kud ihst he At dsy e jane. $50 At 20
e'clnet 3 y before tst Has tleyt . wheeler,
gnleR, II said eaaft a the Z n NaHt hoe5aH
ia paFAhetun. = ttsiguea tet thf heaaseg "a t0s
sames Nhtn ana shtre al sfvditafs VIE have
rHaYsA thcF dshts, ard uihsf psrsaas n initts
psf may atteed and she's cause if any tbrF have
49, the prayer 81 skia Ftutian shsaa rai Ue
gr4Hfea
Dated Al rar.,sg,oB. on fbe ilb asy q MAJ
1877
Hsu d. u KMkiIEY. Cl.rk.
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BANKRUPT SALE.

il ~ Hsss5stef A kas. nAntraras
- order - 3 uisulft Nuuri ~ tka n.aiFsrf
~ feiaa4I Sc tlinsinz res9 eslxte AL per
sgnki rfae&fty 80 b sel3 a lsabsss A8ctiaa e
he q 4 HESS 1aaasf a e Ntsass Fsetaf ns ar
lie Den hsbefss Piase. Is MAnst astsF ia iAs
Cauety q hsunsrnia a knd stats = Nsfuseat. "a
Maaday. Mar lA 1911. commencing a. o als,ak
p y. tad eqasiaunlaE uahl ~ FfePefiy hssesi
z tsarihpd IL Hata. uHiHss lFsttqbeJ diseuaed ~
II private sac. One Greece Fartafv Aad CFwss
mssfF eomhlnea -tva ttafi .. SD aa tast wllh
winr "a ~ afted W. ihauEruoai ~lth she mhst
m9defn bstnFas, STA .oriAhis FHEinc, stseti
pans. Frazer NcnsaHs patent presses aud Al
necessary ArNAFstas lnf tAn nsAhnfsotufe ~
haftcF and theftt. Geld raunEng uaiof, A..
BsilainF nssfiY ssp hssiHR fun oniy I've sea
fuus. sii in complete order. snd desirable
piece Of property, insaua beFed ~ m artraxs %
tasQo and all be spld sutjcat 30 lhs same,
n, 4 COLBuhN,
&99u AssiFuev ~ HOLSTER King
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HAIR VINE : e: y: \; :; +: ;:i: :.

l. 4is cures that unpleasant Itehing that 10 the
prelude Of the hairs decay. Removes dandrnh
ald eurss ~ disaasos ~ the scalp. ftmHkeas
er sAAnpon aud dfessihg iof ladies aud chill
d-cHs heids, So is removes the daudfpH aud
dirt, keeps the heal cooi. aud leaves tbs haf
soft aud scalp clean. Thy Il aud you sill use no
other AK druggists and merchants for u
eyeryWhsIe, or send Toe 10 me Tor trial bottle.
Addfeas Q. w. RICHARDSON, Barnet W sold
b. Manchester by Wait Hard and v, Grover.
Wells. Richardson Co, Burlington. W, whois-
slis agents. ~
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-05-10
NATIONAL DISEASE
Is 1T CURABLE7
IT CAN Be CURED.

TT can be cured. There is no doubt about It,
The immediate relief Afforded by SASFoRD's
RADICAL CURE ron CATARRH lie but slight evi-
denee ofwhat may follow persistent use OF this
remedy. The hard, inerusted matter that has
lodged In the nasal passages Is removed with d
few applications, the liberation and inflamms.
ton subdued aud healed the entire membran.
ous Innings Of tho head sra cleansed and purified
it's action 10 that Of powerful
purifying Ageat, destroying in its course through
the system the acid poison the destructive agent
Ia catarrhal diseases
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-05-10
Sanford's Radical Cure
Is Prepared by Distillation.

Each package contains Dr.. Sanford, Improved
fnhAIing Tsbe, with full directions for use in all
cases Price, 81 %. For sale by al Wholesale and
retail druggists throughout the United States.
WEEKS POTTER, General Agsass and whols.
sais Druggists, Bosssa.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-05-10
rs BANKRUPTCY.
DtsrNfcr on yKKnaHf a.

The unGcfslghsd hereby gives notice Of bic
tgpoiniment AZ Assguee 10 Bsnkfnptsy u
Chsfina X Young. ~ Manchester. IN The county
~ Bennington ard state ~ Vermont, within said
district, Who j. adiadgsd bankrupt sp0a hss
creditors petition, 81 the DissIlet C0nr u s4id
District
Dated ~ MGaehAster, W., NAY sih. 1871.
5f8s n Il. C0LBUBa, AssigHss.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-05-10
Sanford's Radical Cure.

rs local and constita tional remedy, and lie sp-
i piled to the nasai passages by Insulation
with DR.. sauford's Improved inhaling Tube,
which accompanies each bottl- free Of charge;
aud internally or constilutionahy, where, By its
action on the mucuA coAtings Of the throat aud
stomach, u frees the system from the poison
generated BY UitErrh. Until THIS good res alt
IL effected no permanent cure can be made.
Thus the united action OF this remedy IL superi-
or to all others or combinations Of pthers
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-05-10
Births.

ia, Ma s,A, s.sa 10 N,.Awr a.
C8uatasA
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-05-10

Having purchased OF V. Grover his CaTTia 70
business stock and accounts, ] am PREPARED u
DO Jobliug Work cheap for cash. Carfiags
Painting sud Trimming speciality.
H. KELLEY.
Faetsry Point. VI, March, 1871 ~
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-05-10

NNFANFNp fNMGplArELE e. 900 feet u
w esamen iuHbsf taa hubff ~ = lsfe "
BE- a,ilfafsa 20 tie it5bssfs uomsstss3, tsF
shHh etsa ~. 81 rAA anva,
tsaw KnNAhn hOhNRrs
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-05-10
ACCIDENT0

viii happen In the bost regulated
Kinds OF accidents for n Day. Week
Ter a. Son, Manchester, George 2.
Boynton, Factory Point, or ola. ,.
Chflds, bennington. ~
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-05-10
The Manchester Journal.

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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-05-10

A5rtflsFatHis. enasf ths bead isn esats pst
hae ssth ihssfttau.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-05-10

A GENTS WANTED. Il want agents
"A to eanyaes for tho Masonic Record. Men Of
the right Kind can make from go 70 ti5 per day.
Territory given Ia Vermont, New Hampshire ~
tho entire state Of Maine For further partiou.
lars apply to or address
G. J. WAIT
Sept, II, 1875. Manchester, W.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-05-10
Sanf rd's Radical Cure

LAS worked revelation ia the treatment OF
i L CatArrh. IL has demonstrated bevsnd al
doubt that ths disease even IN its ssversst forms
IL errAble, aud that comfort aud hAppiness may
be made 10 fslos years Of miseFy, years OF suf.
fering, BY . persistent nss Of IL. The method oi
treatment originated BY DR.. Sanford, VIE. the
LEGAL aud constitutional, BY a remedy prepared
by Installation, 10 the only offered 20 the
pnbBc that will bear the test Of time.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-05-10
NOTICE IN BANkRUPTCY

~ This Is 70 give nsucs that oa ,he isih Gay -
Aurii a. D.. 1871. warrant iu bankruptcy vas
issaed AgRintt the estate q las.am EerEuHaai
81 bennington In Tbs County 81 Ben
ningtsa, and State - NtrmuBA who hsvc hepn
aAla3Fed bAnkFapia ga their creditors peuNens
that the payment Of kuy debts and delivery 81
sny property Belonging q said hkakrapis, g
thea az tor their use and tht transfer - any
property bv them arc forbidden by au thai q
meoung Of the creditors 81 said h&pkFupts. -
prove their debis, and to cheese oae 90 more
tssiEnoes o. their estate, viii b. held At . Court
" bankruptcy, 20 D. holden ~ The othcc Of
Z, Lyman, Esq, ia Bennington, IN tho County u
bennington aud state ef Vermont, before W. a
Nea1ey Esq Register, on the lith day AZ MAY
A. D.. 1877, al o'clock v NJ.
THOMAS fAfLhY,
iqsw Deputy 4. 4. Marshal, ss Messenger.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-05-10

NOTICE hs i o. give astiss thai have
y Eifeu mt tnn. RHgcHs Wsghsrsu. his uRs
d8IlaF The itmAieaff e his Winnfiiy and sesli
e.tim a1 e hn sAees and pa 30 debts " his
c,Hlysturg after th4s date.
GEo r wErHtRElL
SeutH bafsst VI. Apul "a 1871 tsg~
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-05-10
NOTICE.

MINI MINI Invested IN Wall st. stocks
XIII IN NIlIII makes fortunes every month.
VIII III Wluu Book sent frea explaining
oyoything. Address
BANTER & co, Bankers, II wall 81, MY.
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NOTICE.
Carpenters and Builders.

Sealed Proposals will be received fof bniidiag
The pew school house In Manchester village uhil
noon Of saturday, May l2th Tho plan aud sps.
oihcations 81 work are open Tor etAminAhun al
al the store VI e. +, SWEET
C. y, SWEET, building
~ HAWLkY, Committee,
Manchester. VI May LET, 1877 502~
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Flowers, Silks and Ribbons
Dolmans, Sacques, Basques
and Overskirts
NOTICE /!


Having sold my interest in the Carriage basi.
ness to T. Il Kelley. all accounts Ia said businsss
are payable 10 him. " GROVER,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-05-10

For forms Of proposal, bond. aud certificate
and also for iu fractions as 10 the conditions TO
be embraced 10 the contract &c, see advertise
ment 81 this dste IN pamphlet form. inviting
proposals. Tor mail stivlcs in tho sts'e ri Yer.
mJlt, u be iOnnI AZ the terminal pIst Offices OF
the above routes. and u BIZ had ON application
TO the Se.oad Assistant Z. N GsAerst
Blds shdua be sept In sealed envelopes. su-
prescribed Mail propo,als, state Of Vsfm ,ut,
aud Ad dressed to the second Assistant Poet
master GtR rsl.
1875 b. NJ. KEY. PostmHster General.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-07-23

The Turki.h zov.rnment. when ia
need sf funds Tor extraordinary purpo-
ss-fT example the present ~sr
aGsinst Russia makes demand upon
what is c.ile't the Treasure Of Islam.
This treasure 10 formed from those A.
nusl offerings Of the pilgrims xhich are
accumulated 10 the k4stab OF Mecca.
These sspaichers. which serve - p!frr-
tory chests are placed within the court
Of the mosque. Esch pilgrim daily
caste into ons Of these . com n ali
Offering. which constitutes shs aims
prescribed by the Koran - one Of the
essential elements Of the merit OF the
pilgrimage. which every Mussulmsn
should make, as least one In his life
time. to the tomb Of the Prophet Ac-
oosdingly every year aboo, 100 COO pill
Srims go 10 Mecca. who sojourn there
month; consequently tum of at least
3.O00,U francs are annually received
10 these onertory chests. Every pill
grim deposits IN Offering varying IN
su0unt according - his mesns. but
which, in the average. may be esti-
mated .. equivalent to fve france at
least for every day. Considering that
there are rich Nassulsnans whose ODER
ing1 sttsiss even the amount Of lO0.-
90 francs during their pilgrinage II
results hereby that the chief of Mecca
receives on tie average the value Of
$4,000. no francs in Animal offerings.
One Of the ofi~rtory chests WAS olened
during the p<riod Of the Russo Tur kish
war in 1873. Several large sums were
withdfavn. bat It wss siterwards again
closed. A second chest VS. opened in
1884. during the Crimean wsr; but the
third hos not been opened sipos l4l5.
darisg the period Of 462 years.
IDssmueh - tbs concoarse Of pill
CRIME has recently fallen below LOO. 900.
4 10 conjrctured that with most liberal
slloWancrs, the accumulation Of money
in The last named od~rsory chest cannot
b lees than $50, Ot0. 900 francs. and 1t is
fully believed that the total amount Of
the Treasure Of Islan will exceed COO. :
00O. 600 francs. and even attain . much
higher sum
The present Cheri6 of Mecca 10 Q
direct descendant OF the Prophet. and
hes cuosr0l OF the elders who guard the
Prophetic tomb. A recent demand for
pecuDissy sasistahes has ben made
upon the Cheri6. or prince: AMI il his
duty o. call council Of tho elders, Who
havs authority 81 decide upon the prop.
q sum 70 b withdrew from, the Trsa
sure Of Islam. u be expended in de-
Tending the faithful sgsinst their enc
mica.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-07-23

THIS -2tAsfHfrL rASxTNE CAN Now
j - ea,cyea daily By hsA I4adiss sed Gentle
DA % vssa sersss hstSssa PIKE md -uiea-
Pyteo, - osfe. - esosn. % fseAse, for d /:
WlsAess ostss - esat. - rseAsss sos o.
0y3o30
Middletown transcript., 1877-08-18

And cordially invite all persons who may have need
Of any Of these things any style ornd Of printing
to favor US with call and learn prices We give
especial attention to the printing Of
Middletown transcript., 1877-08-18


VALUE OF POULTRY MANURE
From actual experiment, we found
that droppings from four Brahmas, for
one night, weighed in one case, exactly
one pound; and in another more than
three-quarters an average of nearly
four ounces to each bird. BY drying,
this.was reduced to one and a half
ounces. Other breeds make less; but
allowing one ounce per bird daily, Of
dry manure, fifty fowls will make in
their roosting house alone, about ten
cwt. per annum, Of the best manure in
the world. Hence, fifty good fowls
will make more than enough manure
for an acre Of land, seven cwt. being
the usual quantity applied per acre /;
and poultry manure being even richer
than guano in ammonia and fertiIizing
salts. The other stock will give an
actual return in this way, and these
figures demand careful attention from
the large farmer. The manure, before
using, should be mixed with twice its
bulk Of earth, and then allOyed with a
few inches Of earth, till decomposed
throughout, when it makes the very
best manure that can be had.
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aainIinral.
Raising and Harvesting CIover-ssed.

AAiaAn8 ana harvesting CAoVex-seeds
Our best samples Of clover-seed gen.
orally come from the West, and as
showing the plan pursued in raising it
IN that quarter, we give the following
from the Rural World:
1T requires some skill in growing
cloyer-seed in order to understand how
long to pasture and when to NOV the
first crop. There are three kinds Of
clover grown in this country, the com
mon red or medium, the large and the
Fiske; each one is different in It's ma
ture, and should be managed properly,
if sowed for seed, in order to secure a
good crop. Ofcourse, the season has
much to do with its filing, yet he
crop can be helped if managed as it
should be. The large kind, if saved
for seed, can be pastnred till the 18th
Of June, and very close; then, if the
land Is poor, give it coat Of plaster,
20 as to give it a good start. The me
dium, or red clover, if pastured, should
be pasturedtillt the 10th or 25th Of june;
and, if mown, cut the same time, and
be sure to get it off by July 1st; YOU
can then look for a good yield of seed :;
but, # left later, your crop will not pay
for tending. If the land is poor give
it coat Of plaster, and you viii find ii
very beneficial, and particularly on
light soil and if the season be dry. In
cutting the seed do mot let it stand till
dead-ripe, as one-third will rattle off
and be wasted. But, when the head is
handsomely brown and the stalks not
quite dead, there viii then scarcely be
any waste and the seed just as plump.
Many people, in gathering clover-seed
waste at least one-fourth in allowing it
TO stand too long before cutting.
aGut with a mower or reaper. A
mower is preferable, attaching drag
apron Of circular form, similar to d
reaper apron, extending far enough so
that the horses, in cutting the next
swath, viii not tread the bunch of clo-
yer last thrown from the apron. Then
drop each bunch opposite theIast bunch
thrown of, that they may be left in
rows to facilitate gathering on the
wagon while hauling together. Turn
it over before the dew is quite of, 50
as not to rattle off the boIls. When
thoroughly dry you can thresh imme-
diately or putt away where it will |
keep dry, as damp clover is very diff
cult to hull, and at the same time i'm
possible to get all the bolls from the
straw. Never rake clover when cut
for seed, as it will rattle off a great
deal of seed. Iflaid in swaths gather
together carefully with fork"
Middletown transcript., 1877-08-18
CHURCHES.

FoREsT PREsBYTERIAE.-Rev. John Patton,
D. D., Pastor. Divine service every Sunday
at 1890 a. m. and 73.0p.m Sunday School
at 9.I5a.m. Lecture Wednesdays at 80 P
m. Sunday School in the Chapel at Arm
strong's every Sunday at 200 p. m.
! ST.. AKEE's PROTESTANT EPscoPAB.-Rev.
---, Rector On Sundays Morning
Prayer 1890 a. m: Evening Prayer, 1880
p. m. Sunday School, 9 a. m. Evening Prayer
on Fridays at o'clock.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL 7. E. Martin
dale, Pastor. Service every Sunday at 10. 30
a. m. and 730 p. M Sunday School al 2.30
p. m. Prayer Meeting on Thursdays ut TOO
p. m.
CoEoRED METHODIST. F. j. Lee, Pas
tor. Service every other Sunday at 1880
p. M; and 8 p. m. Sunday School every
Sunday at p. m.
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Reaister' s Orders.
REGIsTER's ORDER.
REeIsTER,s OFFICE.

REGISTERS OFFICE,
New Castle County, August 9Th, 1877.
Upon the application Of JACOB B. CAzIER,
Executor Of SARAH J. CAZIER. late OF
Pencader Hundred in said County, deceased,
it is ordered and directed by the Register that
the Executor aforesaid, give notice Of grant
ing of Letters Testamentary upon the
Estate Of the deceased, With the date Of grant
ing thereof, By causing advertisements TO be
posted within forty days from The date Of such
Letters, in six Of the most public places in the
County of New Castle, requiring all persons
having demands against the Estate, 10 present
the same or abide by an Act Of Assembly in
such case made and provided; and also cause
the same to be inserted within the same period
in the MIDDLErowE TRAEsoRIPT newspaper
published in Middletown, and to be continued
therein two months.
Given under the hand and Seal Of Office Of
-, the Register aforesaid, at New Castle,
LIS. in New Castle County, Aforesaid, the
49, day and year above written
S. G. BIGGS, Register
Middletown transcript., 1877-08-18

Hospitality is good deal of lati-
tude, ! suspect. The shade Of a palm
tree serves an African for a hut, his
dwelling is all door and no walls ey-
erybody can come in. To make a
morning call on an Esqnimaux ac-
qnaintance, one must creep through
long tunnel his house appears to Be
all walls and no door. One might
very probably trace a regular gradua-
ton between these two extremities.-
70 cities. where the evenings are warm,
the people have porches at their doors,
and this is, Of course, a provocative to
the Interchange Of ciyilities.
Middletown transcript., 1877-08-18

Some gentlemen were standing re-
Gently at street corner, when little
girl approached and ratified off her
lines in quest of copper. care you
an orphan ?" asked one of them. 1--WE
are only interested in orphans" "No,
sir" replied the little parrot, thrown on
her own resources to amplify her part i;
eve are too poor to be orphans" The
maladroitness of this explanation was
too much. She got penny from each
member Of the party.