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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-10-30

The Duke Of Orleans was the Oldest
son Of King Louis Phillippi, aud in
herilor Of whatever rights his father
could transmil His generous qualities
had made him universally popular.
One morning he invited few Of bis
companions to breakfast, as he was
about to depart from Paris to join his
regiment Ia the conviviality of the
hour he drank little too much vine.
he did not become intoxicated be
was not In any respect q dissipated
man; bic character was lofty aud
noble; but IN that joyous hour be
drank just one glass too much. In
taking the parting glass be slightly
lost the balance Of bis body aud mind
Bidding sdieu To bis companions, he
entered bis carriage; bot for the ole
glass u vine he would have kept bis
seat. he leapsd from bis carriage
but for the one glass Of wine he would
have alighled ON his feet his head
struck The pavement. Sehseless and
bleeding he was taken into bear shop
near b.. and died, That extra glass OF
sine overthrow The OtIeaus dynasty,
coB6scAted their properly Of Que hun
dred millions Of dollars. aud cent the
ho.e family iato exile.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-10-30

SlNEQRD'S RADICAL CURE.

+ 4 fkBAAls j. disaass = iAs Hueaus mssa-
' tftrf rMpHfausbts saa Foasiiteiaqns
gasf 90 ssyessf "a tlnaitiana5 cases. CalaTsk
utf tHss ffa > ngsS r. seuoessisa - esl1s
ffaz sasaes siasaEs - tiaaofghsri vstsing usi
aiatsiue. ~ ft9asnfs ~ ihclc msrs vettkaf. spS
asasa.lsa tttafauet b ehiiiaA pheH ths dlessuxs
affsht are Is neFt44 "a issmsSs cueasnee
aa1 ~ mFpana Ana rfisi farnss sThsasts1
fias 4 fht tasA ff5su HeaHet ftFes. Measles.
aad DlfhtbfEs s. sAlrh tssas sac sFs ADa ear
~ gsnsftHy tataffed ssa e sehsFEt ga8Atsttss
4 #stfer fff s4sshsfst ~ The B0ss, NE
4iffisfntt 'cstafs is 81 catarrhal casss froia
shttegef t4esa thsg srlss msy 10 taih saa
e a4qsa q he .tB sita stteh thef come ID
eantses. - ta8ek Apa aeiiawlsh. srittibK fani
a.3tf ~ eiasf Aaa Hhlts hts he sbiie q "a eEg
fi.sn @as D. tuufs laea ~ ssettlttA, " =
saafses+ , i''k 80 sad tsFsstss, 'h@ iass Mesais
tsa nppt pass = a tsad iesAng aneoulinrt-
abass - sac tgaafelst W ugbg ury4sid
- i1aA is latief P9a@t is eaiisa lilry ca :.
"a IA TIE TEE Bittisr dischafgts cAass he
pace. gee t8tw AsA bedarae thiekeHa6 render
~ 81 sItk lsfsasa The nass dinsquit ~ la.
tsfesti = th#HHat she mesa r. thereby permitting
& AZ 10 asfrrfs iu ties eiubebisA labes
ss1 nB-s F. hs q iser 3 4stiag dssn tbs throat
dtei tra > f7,st4 tnf iassif g. hask $40 eipecta
rtts tku.e s af sa ~hoh be mcnbfAns i
81 Sos feNft8tlt4 t4@ttEA ~ 3 ss8nr free lf ausE
ft.ssa 10 o. sd the tiGlat Iho ga ags ke-t
eau -a4rA ~ tsftas Este sosiss stntisiss.
atd bsni iulnp-, shies 1bsaf ~ hualy q the
asssi uasfne Nua thtlsf 9 frqa.te tcft
s.fsas sat sFerty ~ 81 fo3 fttm fhe eye iu
s,Wpsthe = tsrs milan td ~eas ans
sswtt, - ip e. Hlafuiag p ~ MA - fanna
ula#t tas.tssf s8A INST ~ seeG ted 30 mVfr
~ o. 4atHttfy f'sF as' asg tet ui.w AeftUn.h
tHefea HtsstsrEiHg 4nauilbst natter be.
sidts bsing visited - ihe "a Il UGleat ueurAlgie
p.lss, sbafag frequently iu iusA mn sion, ulcer
kttub, ard HuAll3 dsAiness Tbs throat. brnn.
ehisi i8bes. ash laugs Sc ln r4Any csses Affected
~ rats Ri sBd shsn pfospst % 81 the nervous
sy,tem - raPsfsddsd, such affections become
alarming.
A biief saIy,y II this most seriaus disease
waFus az ~ba are Afflicted vi b - b. make speedy
preparation for ~ tFeatment before i becomes
ehronie. The Advantages sfercd by sASf0Ap's
RADICAL GGhK We eaphdsnsly BET ss sie to be
fonnd ia 30 Other remedy Iyey step ia its
ptegAratlan. every line ia the directions marx
h a. . sciebtine remedy. caieuaicd 70 meet every
phAsc II the disease The numegoas testimonials
FROM the Beet peapis IN the United States attest
the esteem ia Hbieh u " he'd b. those who have
been feed from The meet destructive and dan.
gsfous disease sith which msnkpd Is to-day
Afflicted
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-10-30
Agricultural.

~ nav q nFrE.

The mSskss reports 10 the large city
dailies giss qsotstiens II slrained
honry All knov that strained honey
wss formerly prrsssd cat Of old black
comhs that werc takeh fron the boz
bives after The bees bad beea srim
stoned. To asy one who ever saw
boney strained IL ibe old say. lie As.
sooiAtion with The juices o. haIi.gfown
bees is By no means appeiiriag; At
the least il usaally has dark color
aud rank favor Of bee bread. AZ 10
its production. al intelligent bee
keepers will agree 10 The advice given
by PaDch TO couples about to get mar.
RED Don't. A serious evil which
strained honey has created is the IeD'
denCy, Amoug yearly oil. to put. all
liquid honey 10 the class with IT. aud
so TO do great injustice 10 extracted
honey. Exr.oled honey is honey 10
its purest shape. and to class IL with
The pollen.spieed, msggot.havored
strained honey. 10 like putting the
nectar Of tue 0lympiAn gods on par
with forty rod whiskey. All bee keepers
shoHld endeavor 20 have the real char.
ActeE oi strained aud extracted honey
fully known. aud should labor 10 CON
vince The public that extracted honey
Is Ia tue purest aud most clearly con-
dition Like all new articles oi food. il
will take time to make It's merits widely
known. When people become &c
QuAinted with lie real merits aud It's
cheapness there Is no doubt but il will
be IN large demand. But this wide
popularity Gao be obtained and msln'
tanned only by predicting an excellent
article A pure article Of wsll-ripened
extracted honey has most excellent
qualities which, when known, will
commend il TO wide favor and secure
for il large consumption. American
Bee journal.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-10-30
L,rrLk ~ l.rTrLk.

Rev 7 DE VIII Tslmage. OF Brook
lyn, always true to the cause Of tenn,
psrence. 10 q reccnt sermon upon the
influence Of little things, referred TO
loiaceo add iaiemperAnce. he 10 re-
ported as say lug Again Il il 30 in
the iofmasiun Of bad habits Take the
habit Of lying 4 man begins with
what il called white lie. and after a
while there Is no limit TO his falsehood
So ~ the habit OF using tobacco. There
Is no danger Of my being peFsonal in
my remarks. for you all use It. quit
that habit because it made my hand
tremble, aud ] too easily lost my
patience, and | thought had no right
TO do anything that would make me
lose my patience. But we all know
bow hard il was to get the habit, how
sick II made Us at the start. You
begin. perhaps, with a cigar which
your father or some minister has
thrown away and you have gone on
till you are slave TO . habit which is
ruinoas 10 any man OF nervous tempera-
meat How gradually you came on
towards il! There are hundreds Of
men 10 this house to-day who would
confess that the habit is injurious to
them. but somehow they cannot stop.
How, my brother. did you get this
bondage ON your In one day In
one hour No. By little aud little.
So with the habit of intemperance.
The fret day man don't go and
wallow 10 the ditch. II he 10 we'll off
be begins with sparkling champagne
or lively Clicquot or three KS. Now
in the midnight. while trying to kill
the snakes on his delirious pillow, he
cries out to the doctor to give him
rum. o youag man stand of from
the beginning Of evil. Though you
should charge me with Hibernicism. /
will risk it and say stop before you
start. You say: | mingle with evil
associates, aud yet am not contami-
mated. But If you stand anywhere
near them you will get splashed with
mire and pollution and moral dirt. The
panther of evil habits has velvet coat
and sleek skin, and comes softly
through the night to- mans tempta.
ton and squats before The soul. But
il you have felt the clutch of bis claw
and sharp cut of bis teeth, God pity
you Remember we may not go down
gradually ourselves, but take others
with us little by little. A minister OF
the gospel stood in a reform meeting,
and he was showing how that man
might take strong drink moderately
and yet do right, and how the head Of
family might have strong drink ON
bis dining-table and yet do right in oil
this matter; and after he had made .
powerful and clog uent argument. he
sat down IN the pulpit. Then an aged
man arose 10 the Au dience a1d said:
have a broken heart. | have buried
my only son lie started life with
besutiinl prospects He IL TO day in q
drunkard's grave, aud when he was
dying he told me that he started that
awful habit at the table of Christian
clergyman. and that Christian clergy
man is the man who has just sat down
10 the pulpit Oh! may God keep US
from ruin and keep US from taking
others 10 ruin.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-10-30
uaep 1870 ntnscrnar.

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E Msii.seu. Meets Yssasgs - % aeieet.
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4. saitiss - Caas 4. haasf. Ledge Dope
~, bsakkt AaAdse. nsets fflsAEs. 81 ia ,. a.
bkTTEhKILL LoD0E. Ne N " c. r.
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Dspaiy, u b kehdaL assts ThureAays 81
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DpiHKT L0p8E. No 10 NC r. WI
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GRANT LoD8E We tet. W q r. Gea. q.
paph VI h.. Z y Hort Lodge nspgiy. Z. j.
H9yL Mests Saturdays. Al 20 e'aiuck.
0aEES MOUNTAIN AouaK 80 III. NC.
y, !. ~ ni@us w. s., AuRun r. Graham
Lqiss bepnts. ----- Aeeis FRIDAY evenings
~ Z - e'cleck.
p9gSAL LODGE No. M Wet PIP
Hslnrs, =. Va. C.,I l. ags Dspgiy. ". II.
Aftspa. Assts saturdays. 81 O'clock.
SO. hEADSBoRo LODGE, No. iss. Wet
L koaes VI 3. a.. J Psfkur. Lodge Depu.
~. D. BeDastt. Meets saturdays At !. So
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-10-30

The most peculiarly noticeable Of
our exchanges 10 the Rockport tTe1ss)
Transcript. the eighth page Of which is
filled with fac siDl.les Of cAttlo aud
sheep brands. curious medley Of
devices is presented, very much re-
sembling Egyptian hieroglyphics aud
= single column OF the advertisements
might pass Tor An illustration OF Cleo
pAiras needle. Cattle run free ia
Texas and their owners advertise these
brands The year Fouad. One generous
cattle dealer. Mr. John TinnOn. pub
fishes this notice: All honest. good.
industrious. poor men. with families,
are welcome 10 kill an occasional calf
OF mine for food. provided they do not
waste the meat, and oil my honest
ueighbors are welcome 10 skin aud sell
the hides u my dead animals. but
living snitnsls must be untouched.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-10-30
JUST PUBLISHED.

A eArefaliy revised Treatise on catArrh. with
al accurate descri piioB Of symptoms and gym.
pathetic disessas, together with minute direc.
tious for efieeting with sASFoRp's RADICAL CuRE
= speedy and permznsut cure. Alec obserya lions
on diet and the general health. Of veat Impor.
lance 10 all affected with eatArrh. II ia wrapped
shout each bottle u the RADICAL CURE, OF will
be matted nee on receipt Of stamp.
Zach pAek sge Of skSHlRp's RADICAL cuRE con.
tAns Or. SAnforis Improved Inhaling Tube,
with foil Injections for use IN al osses. Price,
tl. Sold by al wholesale and retail druggists in
the United States and Canada. WEEKS 4 POT
TER. Gene 81 Agents and Wholesale Druggists,
hestpu MAsn,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-10-30

ReeeBtly. 10 response 10 the qaes
ton by The warden. How many Of Joe
assribute your incarceration 10 liqeor
all bat 10 Of l64 prisoners 10 the Con.
lsccticas jail raised their hands.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-10-30
PRICES FOR THE SEASON OF 1874

FartaKes .; enr qNsh. 81 uttr. pseksd via
zee - - a kKrE 'rana h@nra npwAsc8 ~ u4y
- fasaifrd sla ssistsEra IL slfEff village q 81
NAaetsastsf D. gas al tie sbass ESmta prices.
la asstans iaa 18th M lee iFx4M EuonA
Cisssssi.s uf sAsssrs fiassiisncs shsff ear
ID Aatfag AlHsrt Asa fsr taw rcA@oi hooks,
"a siasefy. sefkp r8esufss ekaAs.i sigass. Bsf.
riss alsA esAsf isaiit e their ssss1E
sh&AhsNK zee 49, Ea3f h6eaAl psitensks In
aks past respect fails seilrit oeAusnsBes ~
sks sssss, AtsAeBbsf ie Ceais base LAnap
FtAEK e Ice CsSsM At
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-10-30
Price 25 Cents.

Be careful TO obtain COLLINS voLTAIC
PLASTER a combination OF Electric or NoltAie
Plates with highly AedicAted Plaster, As seen
In the above cut. Sold by all Wholesale and
Retail DrnggiAts throughout the United Ststes
and GanadAs. and by WEEKS 4 POTTER, Pro-
prieturs, Boston, Mass. N1ykct204
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-10-30

A Mr.. Woody. Of Georgia. discover
ed 90 going out 70 bis pasture a few
mornings since q mule colt engaged ia
a Tonp with red ioE The two lroiic-
some animals were playing near the
edge Of a large briar thicket. ioto
which ely reynafd would disappear,
after taking hurried round with the
mule, AEd remaia short ums before
again darling forth After watching
he extraordinary proceedings for come
time Mr. Woody pst 90 end 10 Tbs fan
by shooting the FOX.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-10-30
Temperance Column.
a. q. OF q r.

Tkis fqtuzaa q asxetsa - fhs tstsrssas
- 1hs tmAsp4 mAsWt ur8@x - s4@~4 FsmsV-
taFa. 50 u sa4ttEa untsf ahs alsszgfea 81
tAe n&ststNt ms#@aps Va msatNs Ws NJ ,
fass - . Atsattesas ffeEa sash i~4as - thtt
taWatFi Thsr s@ast @s FvesFs - at th@Sesa
- FFA1aE. ~ Eaears iaa~FFtsAs Ths s9t-
So FessFsss ths rtght te ss@&sHsf asy
ttssas est. Aaassss all easms@u = b. atteas
tHtsaasd fsF tkts sstasaaas nsstEtst Dep
aAY. naFsst. Va
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Al Hfnsk rtsu
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trN g4gstsEsaaTef 80 ~ 3ssst l~fttf tiEhi
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-10-30

Stop the cracks around your barn
doofs. II viii save fodder.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-10-30
PICTURE; q: $; e.; $: : !: !; i;
FRAN \: =: q: T +; e.: =:
Agents. Address OXFORD PICTURE FRAME
MANUR'G CO., Oxford, Maine,

| nETnnnu1Have you catarrh Do
In nkkM V you want II cured7 Then
OH . kStAusha bBse the EUREKA RENE.
~. No local irr,hnt no local sppheation, but
/ by directing tee hie givne Torres II The organ
tsm TO the ptri sfCc 81 by Internal specific
medication the oaly WAY to cure GA,airh speed-
/ ily and vith safcN TO the organism. Children
/ take II kigdiy II bong tAsteiees. r. IL aud be
convinced. Price 30 cts, BY msil free. Send
/ Ter eirealsf Aai sample free. Address DR. q.
I HOY T, sharon. Pa.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-10-30

pffaEIlf % UlfHa9t's teaiasnef,
FACTORY roIST FKHNoST
rsesasY rasat ". 1aBs silh. isSs 90
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-10-30
- COLLINS GO
VOLTAIC PLASTER
Cures Pains & Aches.

II equaliEes the Circulation.
II subdues Inaammaiory Action.
II cures Ruptures and Strains.
II Removes Pain and Soreness
II cures Kidney Complaint.
II strengthens the Muscles,
II eures rheumatism and Neuralgia.
Il relaxes Stifened Cords.
Ii cures Nervous Shocks.
II cures Inflammation OF the Liver.
II removes Nervous PANS.
u cures Spinal Weakness.
II il Grateful aud Soothing.
II cures Epilepsy or Fits.
II is Safe, Reliable, and Economical,
II is prescribed by Physicians.
II liz Endorsed by Electricians.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-10-30
CatarrHi

Cssnih Il tks Nasal Cavities, Acste
ttian.e. AID UlcsrAiive, Hay Re-
rsr. o. hess CalaFh. Caiafh
q ~ Fye aaa Ear sd
CasAsfh ~ Tie Tktoat
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-10-30

kAa lust bssa FsCsiyea and viii be safe sAsap.
Our goods are 81 ffsst from mAEhei So -
EsaH bassnsss. Give as cali ank szaHina
goods And Yxiess and see II shat We say h nos
ire. ESEaanbef tbe plaza. 81 The krizk Stare
Blaekssg AyeHue. Manchester Depot. vi.
J. ahZhA.
HENRY GHEEs. Axezl aIsls2a
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1879-09-08
AarienIiMraIa department.
THE EASTERN FARMERS PROFIT
IN SHEEP RAISING.

There is no other meat which the far
mer can more economically use while at
the same time supplying his table with
nutritious and wholesome food, as NUT
ton will keep fresh longer than any other
meat and may safely be cured in hot
weather. A fat sheep will go long
way at farmers table and make twice
as many meals as its cash value invested
in beef. The beef must be purchased
at retail, while the farmer could supply
himself with more wholesome mutton at
just what it cost him to raise it. A
neighbor or two would share the carcass
with him and in turn he could do the
same with them; this would be an ex-
change which would benefit both. A
small flock of sheep is the most pro6ta-
BILE investment any farmer in the old
states can make. No stock will bring
in so much money in comparison with
their cost and if he will try it. no stock
will help him SO well in providing a
supply of wholesome food. Sheep will
winter we'll on straw supplemented with
plenty of turnips. These are an easy
crop to raise and may be put in any time
before the middle of August. This is
the best way to work the straw into
manure-far better than to throw it
.--e-4,.s-,--A
verted into manure at all, to be compared
in richness to what it would be If fed
to the sheep and mixed with their drop
pings. The straw thrown into the yard
makes great deal of bulk to handle,
with little value. The sooner American
farmers begin to raise roots and turnips
for sheep, the sooner they will begin to
swell the income of the farm by the
direct return of more meat made to sell
and more manure to make more and
better crops.-Rural Ne,o Yorker.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1879-09-08

TEACHERs.-The best teacher in the
world is mother the next best is father.
Father and mother give force by exam
pie and efforts to the secular school and
of the Sunday school. Inspiration and
energy in study depend very largely up
on the tone of the family. 1t is a Pies
ant thing for boy to associate with all
his studies the voice and help of his ia
Their and mother. This is especially true
in connection with Biblical teaching.
We remember very well the old book Of
fine steel engravings, illustrating in
chronological order salient Biblical
events, from the creation to the days Of
st. john 1t was eur Sunday-afternoon
book, and mother was the teacher. We
touch the book to-day reverently. It il
twenty-six years since the hands thai
held it before our eager eyes were lnuml
in death. With the pictures, aswe lool
at them now, we associate the tones o.
her voice, and the sweet, practical, valu
able eounsels which she gave. Surely
there is, no school like home, and Their,
Is no teacher like mother.-.Selected.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1879-09-08
Half
Half
Price,!

We, too, like the rest Of oar neighbors,
haze built lot Of cheap aOagomS. sohsch
a0e soiH sell as loao as can be bought IN
Vermont. ~
al a0e haze to sag ia regard to this
class of aOagons IS that they are as good
as can be bought for the money, and s0iH
be sold for as little money as anybody
sells a aoqgo1e for IN this state.
We might aoarrant them aoith the same
propriety that oar 'aeighbors do; bat a0e
don't aoaarant everything.
1t is an established fact that my rep
mation as carriage builder, stands
second to no man IN Neao England, and
I am bound to Keep that good. pms
We haze spaoards of a hundred acagoas
ofaH kinds and styles Of the genuine
article, aOiththe @. j. Uford name and
stamp upon them, s0hich ace offer for
sale, that aUiH be warranted IN every
particular and aUiH also be sold at Uery
tos0 prices. ~
AL persons ecanting to bug are IN
vited to come and examine them and ask
the price. We kuoao aohat a dollar as
ac0rth. 4t.-.,.s t T.. sts.s..
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1879-09-08

THINK FIRsT,-Do you really need
the article I? 1t is probably pretty tri-
fle in furniture-but what solid benefit
will it be to you? Or it is some luxury
for the table, that you can as well do
without? Think, therefore, before you
spend your money. Or you need new
carpet, new sofa, new chairs, new bed
stead, or new dress you are tempted to
buy something a little handsomer than
you had intended, and while you hesitate,
the dealer says to you, sit is only tri-
fe more, and see how far prettier it is. -
But before you purchase, stop to think.
Will you be the better year hence,
much less in old age, for having squan-
dered your money? Is it not wiser to
clay by something for rainy day ?
All these luxuries crafty you only fol-
the moment; you soon tire of them, and
their only permanent effect is to consume
your means. 1t is by such little ex.
travagancies, not much separately, but
runious in the aggregate, that the grea'
majority of families are kept compare
lively poor. The first lesson to learn il
to deny yourself useless expenses ant
the step towards learning this lesson il
to think before you spend. -.Selected.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1879-09-08

Women are shy, as men are, of going
alone and of doing new duties. 1t is
their duty to be eager to vote, no doubt;
but there is an eagerness of courtesy,
not so much of men toward women, as
of old and experienced voters toward new
and inexperienced ones. notice that if
an ignorant person wishes to send tele-
gram or to obtain money-order. the by
ISLANDERS are unusually kind and helpful,
and do not regard him as fool because
he has to ask few questions and is cas-
lily discourage. Why not treat women
in the way ? Our editors and public
functionaries sometimes remind me, on
the contrary, of the mastering officers at
the beginning of our civil war, who often
seemed to regard it as suspicious cir
cumstance if man volunteered in the
military service of his country and who,
if he proved at the last moment to have
a defective front tooth or to be a day
older or younger than he claimed would
dismiss him with as much contempt as
if he had tried to pick pocket Woma.
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Manhood: How Lost, How Restored

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