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J. L. Langley. Com Merchant, BALTIC.
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A PINE BUGGY AND HARNESS, BOTH
~ new, will Be sold very cheap for cash or its
equivalent, II early application IL made 20
HERBERT y. MOORE,
LeonaFdtswn, Id.
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No. l54 HaROrey 81, Bet Barreand Lee 9s., gs,z
AEns. H. r. SMITH, formerly ofSt. Nary's
IHl county, having removed 10 the above
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-02-14
.IaNs on rnn m.Nps.

A little work ou Modern Palmlstfy
brings together large amount Of very
amusing gossip, bat we cannot say how
much you must believe oft. The person
who viii carefully study the wrinkles,
fnfrows, lines and holows on the hands
viii BE- able 10 tell fortunes as well As any
modern gipsey,
tIhc palm Of he hand be long sud the
fngers well proporiioned etc, not solt,
but rather hard, II denotes the person to
bc Ingenious, caangeable aud given to
theft and vice.
u The bands Be hollow, SOLID and wen
knit IL TIE joints, Il predicts long Hfe,
bat il oyerihwafled, then Il denotes short
lie.
Observe ihe ingers OF Mercury that Is
The lipt'e finger II the cod exceeds the
joint Of the right iiuger, such man will
rule in bis own house, aud bis wifo will
be pleasing aud obedient TO him; but ifit
be short aud does not reach the joint, he
will have shrew, and she will boss.
Broad nails show the person to be
bashial foaIial, bat ofs gentlc nature.
Narrow nails denote the person TO be
inclined 20 mischief and 10 DO iujury TO
his neighbors.
Long nails show petsou TO be good
natured, bat disirustlul aud loving recon-
ciliatiou rather than differences.
Obliquo nails signify deceit and want
OF courage. ael
Long, round nails denote obstinaey, an.
ger and hatred.
II they are crooked at the extremity,
they show choleric person, ct soon rec
onciled, lover OF secret sciences.
Fleshy nails denote The person to be
mild in temper, Idle and lazy.
Pale and black nails show the person
TO be very deeeitfnl TO bis neighbors, and
subject TO many diseases.
Red aud marked nails signify choleric
and material nature, given to cruelty,
as many little marks as there are, speak
50 many evil desires.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-02-14


During The FIRST year oi t0e wal, sa,s 4
Vermont rapcr, when change was scarce
and some large arms wore issuing curren-
+ cy OF their owa, farmer went 10 a ne D..
boring iewn aud bought some goods, and
gave the merchant Ave dollar bill, Of
which be wanted seyenly-iiyc cents back
She merchant counted Il oat aud handed
/ Il over 10 lbe farmer, who looked al /, a
moment and iuquired,
What's thls7
It's my currency, said TIE merchant.
Well, 'tain't good for nothn' where |
live, said the farmer
Very well, replied the merchant, keep
lt until you get dollars worth, and
bring Il TO my store and viii give you
dollar bill forit.
The farmer pocketed the change aud
departed. A few weeks after be went ia.
to the same store aud bought goods TO the
amount OF ole dollar, and amer paying
over the Identical seycnty.fye cents he
took out handiul ofpuibpkln seeds aud
counted out twenty-five OF them aud pas.
sed them over 10 the merchant.
Why, said the merchant, what's ihisl
Wsl, said the farmer, this Is my eurren-
cy, aud when you get dollars worth
bring them TO my place and | will give
you dollar for II.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-02-14
BURR AND BURTON SEMINARY
MAscHEsTER, VERMONT,

A Boarding and Day School for Ladis.
and Gentlemen
Ohers the saYAntagcs ofA FulBoArd Of able and
experienced Teachers, CArefuIly Prru,rsd
Courses ofstndy, thorough drill in the RngIj,h
with special attention to the classics and youpg
meh preparing for college, The BEsT Advantsgtp
Or music - the LOWEST terms. FlII TFkb,
begins Wednesday, August pa. For board,
roons or other information, address the Prif,e,.
pal, Aid e BeneduiSiies.
HI. SHAW
hAhchcster, W., tuly II, 1878. II
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-02-14
VOLUME XVII.

nesrly every woman on lhc square catch
cold pcrplng lhroagb TIE door crack, aud
Z have nay mind on piece of alpaca that
could be seut home 10 me for about that
figure, that would take tho peace out Of
every family within seven doors each way
I dou't spend much mouey these bard
times, bat whom Do, want 20 get ID.
ne satisfaction oat II Il. 50 yea eau
move on with year sQaeszin machine,
an scll i 10 somo woman who hAin'j Fo,
no pride about her, aud she slammed the
door 10 bis face.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-02-14
HOW A BoK HELPED THE oHoW rH
or THE STEAM ENOINE

The steam engine had now assumed a
form that somewhat resembles our mod.
ern machine. An important defect still
existed in necessity OF keeping an attend.
ant by the engine TO open and shut the
cocks, a bright boy, however Humph.
ry Polter--to whom was assigned ibis
dnly on Newcomer engine IN 1873. con.
rived what he called . scoggana catch
rigged with cord from The beam over
bead which performed lhr work for
bin. The boy, thus mating Tie opera.
tlOnoi fhevaive gear automatic, inc eased
The speed Of the engineto 10 Or 10 strokes
= minOle, aud gave j regularity and cer-
iainty ef action lhal could only be obtsiu.
ed by sich an adjustment 6f lis valves
This ing Mons oung nccbshic aner.
wards becsmea skll lfai workman and an
excellent engineer, aud went abroad on
me Conlirent, where be elccttd sevrfal
bpe engines Polfel'- luie valve ,ra
was soon improved bA il1y y ishoah,
and The new deyieu wa Applied 20 ~, en-
glue which tbst talented engineer erect.
ted At Newcastle on. IlDe 10 1915, 10
wlGct engine be sub1iined substantial
for P9Hefs' uumeclahieai ~.
Of cord
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-02-14

iug 5 great wrong, aud perhaps murder,
! do net impuie anything supernatural 10
ms stream Il msy have merely been The
resnl, Of tension otieelings, supported by
some c9iacideuees, AZ all events the re.
salts were such as bsye described.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-02-14
THAMES n0TEI
LlvEBY STABLE

RAerVll r9ixr vanmoNr.
yAaEs 4. rBAYEa rrepastor.
g sod hqfses au3 eArfiages 80 eiat ail hosrs.
ofdefs isii a. Goluuru Housa vii be promptly
attended 20,
Faetosy Point, VI. yape q. 1875 silly
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-02-14

DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, FLOUR.
Hardware, Clothing, lsis. C,p- boots & shoe.
iAiuts, Ole Ahd iafuithes,
prags, Me4iclBes, &e.,
iIyltl2 south Londonderry. "a
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-02-14
SELLING
THg
INFALLlABLE FIRE KINDLRR
Pave letter than digging foY Gold.

~ tftgis have sclnsilsaes made ss high a. 80
ia ats, Every t&@1iy % n0MV snslfs tsxps
eseH, hsvs e0ueAt hbs- h14ss tldf AZ Tesitsso+
t4a4s Aua ltiF!alaER from All paris u the Inlan
"a srsrs q zoe, VITA intHeassaz Eaa assYxt.slta.
iHF sa3st Agents u3Atss fat every uneoeafissA
AuNa ans keanig . TIE Mates AID Gsn3oas~
tafea ays gisfng fatl pAsizce5Afs stnt - cal 49,
kabetf asSt b 1Ay eht Nssking v heaeass q
sKsAt4 ~ q esAts. Agtsu rsnssge theaf Ter
f4iuws Free.
Address h. sMfTR.
psaNes ~. B3isii. Wa
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Ia The town Of weIis, Me-, there are
two brothers, one ~, the other 72 wears
nl age, weighing 800 pounds aud lneasur.
| Ing IN height about AZ feet @ inches com.
biHed, living about -four miles from North
Berwick, IN the vicinity of Bragdon a.
Vests mill. What u remarkable about
these two men j. that they were born IN
the house they now live 10, aud never
went away from home, Both are mar.
fied and have faniies. They have al.
ways lived on this place and never iiyid.
ed any property, never kept any accounts,
never quarreled, never had auy hard
words or disagreemenis. The farm con-
taips upwards OF 500 acres OF land, over
25Q OF which are heavily lmbered. Thelr
timber and wood tract Is nearly mile
square, extending from the mau lroad,
back to the Boston & Malue track. There
are hundreds OF trees upwards ofa hnu
dred feet high, and some Of which meas.
nre from four 10 five feet at The butt.
There are no such trees In this section of
Maine as are owned by Jack ~ Oliver,
as they are known far and near Their
children, when they 20 10 the store for
goods, say 70 the merchant; Charge to
father Wen, who is lalher2 Why,
Jack 81 Oliver.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-02-14

Tie had slaid liI The clock hands hung
together on eleven, apd that yalusbis re-
cordef Of lime was menaciug a strike.
She yawned TIL her mouth felt large asa
horse-coIlar aud yet the yonng man
eyinced no symptoms Of speedy depart
ufe.
I've been working 90 a motto to-day,
she hDaI!y said, as she heid her el les open
with ber Gpgersi don't yoa want to see
hy
lie said be did.
She broughtthe Arlic'e, aBd paced Il %
bin for inspection lie held Il pp 10 the
light, sud read ihe cheerful sentence:
Tbere's no place like home
The young man said be guessed he'd be
gong.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-02-14
TAcoNlc HOTEL,

s-t+t W.
lFeel q NJ EquiuaTi
aais Aezse g ls'wsly ptigpaiEe4 - resson 3,
" ttsFAftfc ittAit1E sna iu fupsFGaf Awn ADD
sha3e 0saI H4sias cuuusetsd wlth lie houss
Tie lteeH.c hais Coteh wiii bs Al ibs depot "a
NJ sfrifsi y he Frlnrpa uslus
A 3 0BAr. Pf6g8ieigf.
At4fsfF, bg mtl ~ ,fieEragh
- HgNnT CRAY.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-02-14


Tue will Of the late Samuel Bowles be.
queatbs q bis wite $1,000. aud to Mics
Aiathea EAster, ber companion Audhouss.
ketper FOR 30 years, e. 90, both frota b..
ife insufanee Al tic remainder of bis
estsie, inelhdibg $1,000 addiiionai Of
We Insurance AID his ntefeu 10 The Re-
publican, Is bsqusaibed, Ia trust, 10 bis
sos, samuel iJogles, aud CbaFIes Alien
u Boston, wLO are authorized ~ dispose
u i y they sbsll eco tlt, sDd aake fall
or partial Distribution q i amoBg the
heira The whole infringement Of ibe es-
tate Is left 10 their hands, vita tire single
re fc.erystion that, 10 making The dIstribu
Zion, they shall beaf 10 mind tlse sams a.
ready p2ad 10 some of TIE eliadfem. The
wiB shs written ~ Ar. Bowles himssli.
aud il brief and free from legal ysrelaFs.
II j. dated AoYembey -, lsI7. only Two
weeks before The fatal attack Of app0.
piery
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-02-14
rnr nrcu MAN ON nrcnns.

The following story, says The Wayside
i told of Jacob Ridgeway, wealthy cit
izen Of Philadelphia, who died man,
years ago, leaving fortune OF five or ii,
million dollars:
Mr.. lddgeway, said young nAn will
whom the millionaire was conversing
you are to be more enyied than any gen
teman know
Why so, responded Mr. Ridgcway,
an not aware Of any cause for which /
should be particularly envied.
What sir2 exclaimed the young man in
establishment. Why. are you not mil
lionaire5 Think OF toe thousands youl
income brings you every MONTH
Well what ofthat ? replied Mr.. II. All
| get out Of it is my yictua's and clothes,
and can't eat more than one mans al
Iowance or wear more than one suit at
the same time. Pray can't you do as
mucbl
Bat, said the yonth, think OF the hun
dfeds Of fine houses yon own aud the rem.
ta they bring you.
What better of am | for all that? re-
pied the rich man. ] can only live IN
one house at time and as for the money
! receive for rents, why, I can't eat il Or
wear Il; can only use IL 10 buy other
houses for others to live TO- They are the
bepetciurie'i not l, W e,at
bpl yaucap buy costly turuiiure and
pictures and dne carriages and horses
IL iAci tuy thiug you desire
Ahi af.ef baye bought tbein, c.pond-
% Mr. r., what theni ! can only look
al ibe furniture and the pictures aud
ahe poorest man who Il not blind can do
that ean eide no essaer IN fHe car.
tiase ihau sou eau in hn pmrlbu, Tor five
eeuls wiia llle lunb!e Of attending 10
drlyrl1, iWmeh aud hosllers; aud as to
anything ! dasite, nli lou, yqutg mau,
That iae les7 we dtsire iu Ibis ~urii he
happier we shtiI be Al niy weailL can.
not purchase exemption from sit 1 ness and
pain; i cannot procure me power 10 cep
afar OF tie hour Of death; aud what will
u avail when in few shert years al
most leave il allioreyert Young man,
yoo hageno cAase 70 envy me.
NO LAH0R-sAY1NG DEVICES FOa uEH
Then you don't want clotbes.wringer
to-day? said the man
Ne, DON'T replied the woman.
Times are too hard to think about il /
liefe IL is The middle o winter, aud nae |
with my summer bat yet. Think ! zee
myself buying clothesringer, and goin' 4
bareheaded On next summer Not
mneh
Bot I can sell you one on weekly pay
meutsi pnt Ia the men Give Il to y8u at /
The wholesale price, and lei You pay a
dollar week on H. 10 that way you
woaldn's feel i, aad before you knew IL,
you'd have tai paid for, and be getting
ne uss Of Il 81 the tune. Alu't tLat laif
lnougl5
TN not fodiug any fault with your
.eIms, said The woInas Bat DO I want
% hide al the tbohty where IL can't be /
ieebl A clothes. wfihgor wouldn't look
ssli propped ap IN front window
8ould ~ six dollars Is right smart u
money, aud could get ha, with Il tbat
Roaid lust MORN make lbe plsAieret's
siie Ssh she'd stayed ln lbe Oh eoun.
ry.
Bot urged the man persaasisslY, tLlak
4 TIE hard work Il would save ,oa, and
'eslies it's diri-cbesp 3, The price No /
.sisiin y0ar fingers cut 81 )oInt II you
iags one q sham. shsA NC call il
TAdef 4
Not Il know uiyseifl re,arAed the
woman. Why, sir, wlth ELK dollars n
.oald almost get = cloak that would make
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1878-10-24
SPECIAL NOTICES.
AGARD
MARRIED..
DIED.

NothiHg heypH@ he announcement Of the name. age
residence, re- ofdeceGsed persons cid be publishe,
uader his headingl
In Maiden, Mas, oct. 18th, OF congestion Of tn,
lungs, Catherine c., wife OF A. NJ. Pilsbury OF Bel
fast, ased 81 YEAR. months and ID days
in Wncrport, Tuesday evening, De-. IAN 7
Hamilton Cushing, aged about 80 years.
In Rockland, oct. lth, Mrs Louisa II W.T.. o
Edwin kittridge, aged % wears 3 months. L DAY.
IN Eoe ki1hd, ttt ltth, OctaNia A wife ot DAME
q. Morc>, aged % years. , months and 5 dav-
In Rocklaud, oct. 18th, Frank Duntou. only son o
John T.. and {. Adelaide Hany, aged about wears
In Euckland, Oct. 18TH, Fred A.. sor ot Augustu
Ii and Mary Moutgomer., aged yr. 3 mos -. DAYS
Ia Eocklund. oct l2th, Nj. Joseph Ierrick ageC
81 wears and months
In Camden, oct. llth, Mrs. MARY, widow Of panie
Packard, aged s. Years and months
IN Union, oct >th FRANKLIN Tease ~on oil MT an,
Mrs David Frase, aged wears
IN ELLSWORTH, oct. ltth, Mrs. Kat, uurI,y ag4d \.
years ana 10 months
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1878-10-24
Potatoes are rising in the market


'r,een 0ousnS' ~ Piace ABOUT dwellings,, are
nv
a. "'ao 0'auoI' III thls county,
-''i
Noodeock a Son offer for sale d handsome see
o.'' mana piano = "iIl be sold at great bargain
Mr.. Miller. Postmaster Of Waldoboro and editor
IF the Lincoln County News, was iu our ci.v on
Saturday last
Potato buver, are ,att,D,, snxio,s f., s,e,,ro
,5.,s,. ,.,,,atai.l. '',S
7'"0''> H'i0 -ather nke heeS ABOUT l7adS
mat come IN
city on Tuesday Oh liz way to TIL Normal <cboo
Tor an official visit
The drawer Of the lower bridge is being repair
ed. New seanng' for opening and CLOSING it quick