The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-03-25
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Fourteen different newspapers
have afiicles headed The Real Dagger
% the cous'ry and every article ispu
= dissreut sabieet. A person eaa't tell
shss TO tfenble nowadays
A young lady who didn't admire
,bs custom 10 vogue among her sisssrs
u writing letter. aud then cross
writing Il 70 iIlegibility, said she would
prefer her episile without any over
shirt.
Gentleman TO street Arab Amt
j ashamed Of yourself. using your
& ers 10 blowing your nose' Boy
I'D yer expect me to blow ms nose
with me legsl
The bangs on lAdy's brow are
better than barometer In vet
scatter they straighlen down; is
dry weather they fizzle up.
They went fishing. She looked
languidly ct him and said wish the
fish would bite at your hook II was a
fish would
The Syracuse Times tells Of =
smart boy 10 that town who took bis
sister to a meat market to see a ground
hog, aud when then arrived, he showed
her tub 81 sausage meat.
Two men 10 a Keokuk bArber's
shop waiting TO have their hair cut,
iiugb, 20 decide which was next. aud
by the time they got through they did
not either OF them have hair enough left
- BE- worth clipping. aud had broken
al The BARRIERS tools aud furniture 90
be couldn't serve siI other customers.
aud the barber is almost as mad about
Ii AZ the combAtants are.
An honest looking countrymAu.
ssys the Cleveland Ho,ce, recently halt.
81 citizen on Superior street. and in
quiied. Mister, kin you tell me What
this here Mormon school isl I've got
q niece Attendin thar. aud I've brought
pick of uioe greenin's here fur her.
The cltizea scratched his head and
then hasIiI, directed the rural gtut,-
man to the normal school.
-liighlaatrfs ha'. the habit when
ialkits their ts Itch. such a. il 10. Of
i.tc1eciieE the personal proaoun lie
br,s not required such as the King
ts has esme Often 10 consequence
sentence IL rendered extremely ludiA
erons, A gentleman says be listened
s. the Rev. Mr. who beyau bis
ehcoafse thn.s Wy friends you will
al my text 10 tie Gr.t opislle general
u Peieflilh chapter aud eishta verse
The devil BIO soelh shout ike a roaring
ton seeking whom be may degour
Now my brethren fot your instruction
| have divided my text into four heads.
Firstly, we shat cndeavor 70 ascertain
Who lhe devil be was Secondly. we
shall inquire Into bic geographical po-
si.ioD. pamsly, y hese the devil he vac
and where the devil he was gOing'
Thrifty. who The devil he was seeking.
Add lourthy asd lastly We shsll en-
dsAsor 70 solves question which has
lever get bern solved --w what the devil
o. was roaring about.
fhs t9llowiog related. BY an Of.
aspf q ihs stosewall Brigade. may 10.
tefr-t some ul our soldier friends
While Jacksons corps wepc eau.
iiea.ly moving to the asuk and rear OF
The aioa aEms al eAAsesllosssiiia aha
Confederate cavalry Ia advance became