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Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1881-08-04
RECORDER.

We are authorized to announce that
FRANK u. BIBLE, Of Spring TOWNSHIP is =
candidate for the Office Of Recorder, subject to
Democratic rules.
We are authorized to announce that
JOHN MYERS, Of Harris township, is can
4idate for the. Office Of Recorder, subject to
Democratic rules.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1881-08-04

We are authorized TO announce that
JOHN RISHEI. OF Potter township, il can
didate for the Office Of Associate Judge, sub
iect to Democratic rules.
We are authorized TO announce that
JOHN X. RUNKLE. Of Potter township, is
candidate for the Office Of Associate Judge, sub
iect to Democratic rules.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1881-08-04
REGISTER.

We are authorized to announce that
HENRY BECK, Of Spring township, is 4 can
didate for the office OF Register, subject to
Democratic rules.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1881-08-04

Farm School and Church Rcls, of The mosi
mp. .cvcd make at very low prices.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1881-08-04
PROTHOSOTARY.
ASSOCIATE JUDGE.

We are authorized 10 announce that
!. C. HARPER, is q candidate for the Office OF
ProthonotaTy, subject to Democratic rules.
, 1881-06-08

sir I a'% ir~'"% hin ,N Ii" wv "ser, "s' WV y !"
s"r. wI'nthor he, WIS sln"e,e in his
4'fss':s' !'s IL %'s y s' ~ ;r% "ssSs ott"i ssi 4 VII
knnWM rs II pur" and upright geIlilr,IIn1l.
!tg hns been C0nkIlng ma,i, .bn! Is M less
fairfield fnnIl. anil ~ nav with tho Admlnl+-
man whose name wus sgnt In for Mnrsllnl,
began to talk very mud Il, regard tH tlle In
]ltHslce ot ilnl'frtsoI'A noninntin,l, nItl made
aosne very bitter nttark. nli thu Atl.alntstra-
tim in general uni President tiNrIlrltl III par.
ilsulHr. NJ s.irl! l,st't u tint yM,l EXPECT
exnect 10 Eet anything, Ut course. The 1'rrsi-
tt"l!t dd.s t!ui cherish uiy .t,crsouu hostility
to Mr.. Conk!lnR, atnl certainly
IM,Ea Styr fEEt. LIKE rt'SfxlltNu
those wIW l'ase udI'ered to him. lie will
s''dtly .rcc.e'l Il. tho even tenor q hts WY,
n* tlln!,kf ~, sllcll 1llutl witt, Il EltptlUIunta
~ CynkIng hui eyer. bret, T., EXISTENCE"
"WlHlt ls thy 1l,tniun of the A.lmtnistra-
ark t.Sl' Y u fS;M Gs Ss,,at, tS 'k'S* utility To Fe'
II tlo not know as the Administration I!as
any Dptnion III rrgnrtl tn tlte matter. My
owli ,,;! Sp!nl"'| .a|,i + l.; ti'at b. N VIII .,"
M n,.c k,lows that. lie Is u stickcr aud
2 slayer md will light IL mt IN long ~ ny
hug !.hercnt*e!,o9uii 10 nake my, sl,owtng.'
,.,,, MS XIV t''ls '; II tn present. lumber Ut men
II d., tt,lnk tiley nre ~ fully committed
lp,st. 1t Will lpn t,ULitttMt ,tuatll IL iii nf
tlehi strwevnr. a1t! they knew IT, They tai'
never hn returned fro,! their coul!ties ngutl!.
!nlnistr.!ttol,. Bit, nvun If ,Copkllnr ean 20
buck nftcr q prulrlctru tight, his prestige Is
nlI Rone. III ca,i never be the humidity,
stleertng. Sel,ator frt,nt thu Empire Stnto
ever Inns lnvul him. Frw pgotlle III the West
rnu understand thu fcrllng that Is ,,tanlf,stc,l
III tlin Empire State: AfAss.inrct!ngss, hnve
leen held, all over conk!ing's old district,
ind kuiis tired In ltoiar 1T tho
EMANCIPATION FisDM 'IsOsS RULE
TINT M,s becI, accomplished. 1t Is something
truly rsulnrksshle. 1t wnultl be ny tllonxll
Mentor should h"l,l EonkllnK MISS
meetings and .tes,n,lnce the President ln
that Something rather rr'narkahIe, aInl woul,!
feel tint t!!e President liatl heen hinnltutcu
c,..,slI "wlt IT. will c""1llnE do II he f"'la to lie
."Uh! tlmt Is question n"ote can answer,
I HupIM'sc, a,nl slleer ut his clients as they
snhlt aud ~. hut h. inny mt lle nut " pnf
i 's a,,y yT{ ,m y never gives w 80 lung lis f'srs
80 N " you san observe, DO you think
thy fight will h.rt tile Republican party to
"1ant coniislunt TINT 1t wilt
lItI.r r,tl: FATTY IN THE LONG Run.
People are gsttthg remarkably tired Of
> l.,ss' ruiz. 'll,ey sep where It ftntts to.
beileve tint, II thu machine were IN ~ per-
fert running order IN lnwA ny 1t Inns heel, In
New Y0rk, It wnulA nakn the former " Dem
t,cr1,lle Stn.u Ill five yr,lrs Everything abntt
tllr lluciiinr Is dwarling. tirsut iiIrl, mid
stateaInen give piugr tO nll!ec-secl;ers anu
l,el,chl!!el,. rlerr Is II pulEtlrul revival rag
Ing III New York. Th',se win hive Grcn,l,e
religious revival. III pnllrs., there will hu
SONS kickers ssl s0relira.ls. but tltt &Iujerity
| Ut them Will disappear ii, II very short tlme.h
, 1881-06-08

lrnttpr MWkr. Tho AufHt uni tnilrctur were
.,rtirr'"l hnHhtn v..i III, ctntHr'ln.h .ht,,i~cs anil
ilnl .ni wtHr' tho wl,hr. and requests IT ths
hnricty linvr MT MrH itftnpIlrd With I1htVrs
wcr1 nr,,rrr.! for iha directors. which *an hc
tts'"l by t!1rsn grntrn,en whr,I visiting Tho
tho uolata when necessary, 4 letter waa mapped
mt tn he senf 10 tho EhstoEii Ht,cctIes to meet
tho RECOMMENDATION u tho Committee M al,0,o
rafcttfti To.
, 1881-06-08
THE GERMAN SOCIETY.
1t II Doing II Noble Work In Behalf OF
ttit liralIurnNax.

ut1u no,nv . un,,,, ,v,rtr II, ,..,,,,r or
~, ,s,,,,,.rn",x
At the reKular monthly tncetlng of tho Ger
'1nul suctety, hcll TT tho ot,re of tho Sueiety,
,,',., .,sa", .,r.. ,'.',s,, ~, e,r,a,
sto'!'' tne.e we're prese"t tae i"'nh*hR' fFcsl'
Il H. iliti' n Mr. iisury r. cIr.topl % Mr' sri stu;1
and Mru, n, Werka,e.y,es. in tho absence III
Mr. Mr strrbnr,,t' ] Mr I,lrH.h wa. t,h"sa,, tc,',.
porr'ry Secretary. Alter hcarlux the report Of
l!a Secretary of tho last mecttnx the Treas.
e sts Is vii Ss @ a% ~ % s ap @ tsSas . g 81 81
av sox h H.. rt'I,.. @ i, sn s 'seit a ~ a.
tiosed itg d.,urs ft,r tl,p sun,r, uil tua Isnnty
iie sSn.:ey xsst1' nxs ne nrraiy esoH -
p,.ttsi,u with furticr yrhrs. l)Iriux tho Inst
@H \ sls s''sxauts !a..ae ~ n Gs!le .'af;ts,l.
WIclphlu A;lt i,llllnpre liver t,tt.. .buif III these
llew.ct,.1,drs p,.szcd through Chiu.9G, aud nAuy
tl,at fhc b,Isrss men ut Chcax,,, ard enIpny
ars generally, ru,llnlulru 10 nuke ise Of tue
stslsty's sw!y. .'nauTnr.''o'l fry sn,pnyn'stat-
hid s { as" saarraiiy sapris al ti9t ire % wa,,tsd
f"iniiies, sstml,risl,,g lii pursUs, received oasl
a to s,: tno a!'@t 9 ~, T 1a ss ,o r.,or -, mn rn
xnittpu. ti,use i,,s,nctiu, Inlnluitto. whith WIS
!eSoyct1 hiiu rsle,rs,l !" thu A9tati.lt, Go!nilt
!re inr hct19.i; lne Ln'auHtte,! WIS tHtluurto.
fsD Thinks ~ tnp s!cioty tor 1Aer enrhcat wurk.
Ing lup9rt renu IN tullnMs:
ttn!r GCNi!nltlec. re,l!tsleW ~ .nake = tnof.
otlAA !nBpteuon SS nll tne tth'Rfnht houses III
THIS alty bsK le.!yu 70 roCutt ~ folhtws; H.lnre
w en1l!d pr'~tuti to e,,t.ilnei!cu our dulles Wy
Hee!lietl u necessary ~ LITE MeniFo taiurnuGn
kaHtpeTtxt' .! We !at.s wh'ch h"!p ~ x"fofn th9
1tt'lceliun " e4sFfatnls. ~ ltsay. the ittn
my ot 'ny' " w.. oatIGl " a tma itstsnanK ..'r. ,
il9y ~ the uity, Mr. EhattGs =. Eallefnfl, WHO
ktllilsy 1MriilsnM 1is with nt tue flelx that WO
wpru Eo,k!nK alter. At tue stiNe tt'no Mr..
Eanlernl Mssurch ns thAt hr. Ms wei
~ tho Fa1tcs Department of this
clty, was Kreatly ~ sympathy with
prt,.uct ltlu pt'Nr nnErtnsE.7-y,d thlt thcy
wunl! ha ut my lns,lltt really t., serve us, III
uler 70 !n!ss' at,y Injustice d0ttu 70 fhotr lct,-
pie. We thull Went. ~ culul'Aiy will t'ur l'rcs-
unnt. Mr.. 1teersdnff, anu ',ur HGcnt, Mr..
EnAres, through nfl IliH etl!tgrnnt.h.,us To-
GAtetl III Inc neikhlNlTtHHl Ut tha tllncrclt uur
, 1881-06-08

Sotne peopla prefer to purchase medicines III
ee!ves ttlnt they nrc purely .r'xctHhle Othvts
lNlfu MI Eto time Or desire tD prepare tho uel-
GiMr 4nd wish 1t NIrsl1y IL nsG.
To nlrtlthu.0dntt chgh GlaAs tho ttrbprlctDr4 Hf
Khlnry.VYort INV utter that wei-kiiuwn rem
t:,ly ln bnt!l Liquid Alnl llry FORMS.
SNl RY lrllgklktA every I.EhGrG.-Itttkh.
, 1881-06-08

WTASVEll-rWO lllSSOS FOR CLIO
wv rus ehnrrh eAulI uh tlIs Surlh sds. Must have
you'd Sulves aAl Iu fuF teutler%i HuuA Ch1pCs 5vf
lnIulufGuieut, u IL lrlllu4 ata4As- '7
, 1881-06-08

A aENSAFEFH BOILER CANNOT
n exputut gives 1uF tuaxt uuliey, unt
Z. durability ss.bas.t.na " thruv yyass .sIy!s,
u gxA.atnc, u! seA1 tur uusetpuvs plroQlsr to
nuFLEx 8AF:rt lAilakIk kjAFASY utttess,
, 1881-06-08
PERSONAL.

TERSOSAt. - MIR ]. =. CHARLES,
l. nsrnL fuf kI+uftt Mckay In. az l'it1burf
10 III W n Il. eS:I4u1 w Als nusHefoua saston4sts.
, 1881-06-08

j. lD4lI nnisIea Lurks II bort maturtat ai.d nuts.
e4uul u .all,n IL b. nltacl nj ufaer, tstlte-
tItlt Window teANvr company, lG MAltsHIl.st cMi-
, 1881-06-08
I'Hf)F{tS.SI{)NtlLt

A GOODRICH, ATTORNEY AT LAW,
~ III lhssrt.r!.sI ttltsso Atlslce ireos i tears
CxpGrsuucV 4uslnpAs aulaltt aud ttxMlly tEuttsAea1
, 1881-06-08

r1,O I.OAN--s50,0D AT . rEIt GENT IN
l. tnIsrn to suit II. 4. UsbOhA, rs t.a salic-st
* t'EK CEST-AIUNEy To LOAN On
~ estt rea' sssxte. Z. :! l1AMGLE1xS. III Clxfk*sL.
N.InlH It
, 1881-06-08

A GOLDSAlID, loan OFFICE, % EAST
~. Aatisun.st- lliesilsdt. Established is1. Dlt.
nond broker and bulllUH dsx!1r. Cash ta!d for Vtd
Euld and silver. u4u,Dls pearls. etc.: ot, Colorado
Irpnrti, NL.l lksiqlGr-s1, beaver.
, 1881-06-08

"ANTED-TO nUY ON MONTHLY
W payments house Ind dGlte TIT. within t~u
rlirn 0f bnelMeA* centre. state jocatlun nnd
Adtlrrss II. Irihuns UE!Icc.
NTAETED-FlltST> CENTRAL
w located rr0rerty. either Improved AniRl-
proved. fUF MI casb. Inquiry Ut JACOB WE'LL 4 Cu.
ii 1uMfltjf11.Rt.
, 1881-06-08

A NY AMOUNTS, FROM $50 To 500,
III tU4iea 11i furniture pl4nlt etc, without ru-
mural, and ltrF secuttlvs. Husnrss strictly euti-
nlGnitnl UteeB N4IuMx IL and H. i1 washing
, 1881-06-08

XITANFEN--lN1T At ROOM p NllAS.
w nt# llnr4. ~ llear6trn.st.
s1V thu ceJe pttyt, C,uk .h4Uk uG Stra L. H. shank.
tatId lit pager. clttth Address FAt.ME Eik,
WlAAlL. 4 tAI.. nulttuAA, liz
, 1881-06-08

WTASTED-A1LD DESCRIPTIONS OF
w chatgg ard t.Wk County real ettnts At the
fur bnyerA. QUICK sKte8 fur AGi1rt5.
~. X. SfxtIS. ttent E4tAte, Prestdenl
CHANDLER i Gu. MurtaHIu bankers.
TrcRsuTpsA Mnd friAteet
WM. \. HIl~rkkkS.
Mar xu@r N nd H.
, 1881-06-08

110O MANUFACTURERS or SMALL.
J. rasllns.-Ns t!usIre tenders fur ibltAi u .t4r
sMlnI,es eai. hs 0baui VI uME !lse. peF.
tuGthn WtnuoW EtuunuF Company. lt1 A&daon.al.,
, 1881-06-08

FI,iIuMAS MAY0Il-Al4L KINDS OF
i !nbblx IN nlmstilt Wtrk llulirrs, tuTnneeE, and
haksrs' alvens speclnty. llutlalnE natrl!ai fur
rnlu. uttiee, IL - Sal}ust. Lake. ltus1rnte,
ii ttrfh tt+kt.
, 1881-06-08

NTANTED-S3fAleT, ACTIVE Roy, 1U
pirIuni.y II learn unt grttw N. wth Ho0I Dusnass-
AMEMer In 1wn hkndwrittnH D z. Ystb4nN 0.fco.
, 1881-06-08

1iOR SAI.E-A Fll,Sr-cL.tSS KESTAu-
n.ust u ala III ten days. A4rVaa IL ITiauna ot-
, 1881-06-08

11OltSALE-l0ACltI: SOUTH or CITY,
- c'1sc 3 M Y aept; gu t'cs Acre. HENRY Wall
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-02-03

The little Republic Of Andorrn. an in
dependent State twelve and half miles
square, lying between France and Spain,
Pyrenees, which Charlemagne recognized
as free and independent in 790--the oldest
Republic in the worlds in trouble II
is governed by twenty-four consuls elect.
cd by the people, who appoint Syndic at
stated intervals, and in religious matters ii
acknowledge allegiance to spanish Bish.
op. This peculiar people govern them
selves in a mild sort OF tyranny, and
recently undertook TO prohibit tho intro
duction Of demoralizing gambling appara-
tus. Those who believed that FREQ poo
pie had righ, 70 dissipats in games Of
chance revolted against the decree. aud
there was sharp contest TO prevent The
interdict taking effect, which was ended
by the intervention OF the French consul,
who exercises asort Of protectorate au-
thority in behalf OF tho government. An
other case Of nnpleasantness ia the refusal
Of tho French consul to recognize tho syn.
die recently appointed by the consul OF
twenty-four This connterchsck quarrel
may lead 70 no serious disturbance
OF the qniot flow Of affairs in the secluded
and fast bound little State in tho mount
ins. where liberty has hold its own 30
long against oil the waves Of revolution
that have swept the rest Of Europe. II is
TO bo hoped that so honorable aspecimen
Of popular sovereignty may last forever.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-02-03

Too great economy in youth leads tc
avarce in old age.
There is no victory so cheap and so com
plete as forgiveness.
Experience has . very poor momory
and true charity nons At all
Extreme gravity is oftener the result o.
stupidity than OF wisdom.
Doing nothing is the most slAvish toll
ever imposed on anyone
II yeu suspect man vrougiully you
licsnce him To defrasd yos.
About oil cunning oar do for man i TO
mako him incrsdslous.
? Gratitude is . debt whish all men owe.
and which few pay chscrfully.
The charities which q man dispenses
after his death look suspicious.
Adversely links mon together. while
prosperity is apt to scatter them.
Happiness consists in being happy.
There is no particular rule for it,
Some mon seem 70 have . sslye FOR the
woes OF others, bat mono for their own.
Luck 10 the dream Of . simpleton; .
wise man makes his own good fortune.
All prudes wore oace coquetts and chang
cd because they we're obliged 10.
True eloqnenco is the power Of complet.
ly impressing othcr With our ideas.
fmposihlitiss are scarce Mankind hes
not seen more than hslf 10 dossn Of them
since tho creation.
Wealth in this world 10 just 40 much
baggage 10 be taken care Of, buta cultivat-
ed brain is easy to carry and is never
failing source Of profit and pleasure.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-02-03

II was bitter cold day when the travel
ling combination which have the honor.
TO feed gathered its solitary valiso and
stepped ashore at Hartford. Tho Dutch
fonad this beautiful city here nearly two
hundred years ago, and tho first thing
they did WAS 10 establish Colts armory
and 20 into tho insurance business, You
can get insured here in,any way and for
any thing you wish-Mutual, endowment,
Tontino, accident, intentional, nomsdic,
direrential protoplasmie. Baptist, old
school Presbyterian. Congregational, Bob
Ingorsoll. renaissance. Gothic. byzantine,
greeDback, composite. Corinthab, Scotch.
chsvios, gossamer, seamless. new Wheeler
a Wilson, bsrbcd wire. liver pad and
hard finish. II Ia tho centrAl and distri-
buting point for the entire insurance
business OF America No insurance COM
pany Is genuine unless Hartford is
blown on the bottle, believe there are
abon, twenty-five insurance companies in
the city, and they live Ia very comfortable
cot.ages. The Connecticut Mntrsl kind
Of .crimps along and manages 10 keep
house 10 agranite lodge costing atrifs leas
than q, 100000, The sight Of the build
ing just opposite State House square was
very reassuring snd consoIing 10 ne, be
cause Il looked 50 solver. il case should
freeze 70 death while waiting for tbs train.
frhe business msaagsr VIII please collect
VI. saosn, doe for this rollco from Phil
" C.rpo) The chsy,1s oa. has build
that eo.t -cry little l-s. ihsn sho Loms u
the Connecticut AstoJ And do not
think there 10 an insurance company in
Hartford that does business Ia tent.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-02-03

tell you that in nine casos ont of ten.
great acquired wealth hfts up 10 monu.
montal testimony tho moanneaa oi ils
possessor. knew two neiehtsrs, old
Caliiornians. who had about equal for.
tnnes. They we're both old settlers both
rich and both much respected. In
that fearful year. 1852. when tho dying
and destitute immigrants literally crawled
on hands and knees over tho Sierra trying
TO reach tho settlements. one OF these mon
drove all his cattle up 10 the mountains,
butohered them and fed the.starying. Ic
had his Moxicans pack all fmulcs with
-four, which At that time coat almost lis
weight In gold, and pushed on night and
day over the mountains 10 meet tho
atrangers there and feed them, 40 that they
might have strength TO reach his house,
where they could have shcltor and rest
The other man, cold and cautious, saw his
opportunity and embraced H. He sat At
homo and sold all his wheat and mules and
meat. and with tho vast opportunities for
turning money 10 account in that new
country. soon became almost prince in
fortune. But his generous ncishbor died
= beggar In Idaho, where ho had gone to
try to make another fortune. He literally
had not money enough 10 buy shroud;
and "A he died among strangers, by tho
roadside. hs was buried without even as
mnch asa pine board coffin. ] saw his
grave there only last year. Some ono had
set ups rough granite stone at the head
And that was nil. No namo--not oven q
letter or date. Nothing. But that pow
der was fashioned by the hand Of Al.
mighty God, and in the little seams and
dots aud mossy scars that cover il he can
read the rnbric that chronicles the secret
virtues OF this lone dead man on the
snowy mountains Of Idaho. The children
Of the "prince" are in Paris. Upheld by
his colossal wealth, their lives seem 10 en-
brace the universal world. He IL my
friend. Ho buys all my books aud reads
,very limo i writa. Whom he cumoo to
his sketch he will understand it. And
,e ought 10 understand. too that oil the
respect, admiration and love which tho new
and once gave these two men gathers
'round and is buried beneath that moss
yrown grnnite stone; and that know
wen with all bis show Of splendor, that
lis heart is as cold and as empty MS that
lead mans hand.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-02-03

.ho had given up his life thai they mAy
ii,a
Two years aee, in = quis. village ceule.
,ery 10 the sonih o. Germany. | saw tho
grave In which he sleeps Upon modes,
tombstone a, iis hcsd, erected by The graft.
tnde Of ,hoso whose lives hs had preserved,
CARL srRrNGEL
AnKD Ia
''rc died the death az hero aad mar.
tyr, and saved two hundred livea.r
A hsro and martyr hc eas indeed. snd
some time yet, bard. and poets will siag
the story Of this brave yoans peasant boy
Of Germany.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-02-03

heois Bat even DIR. Skaters old nag loo
the prcprieiy o. iis twenty Ave years dc
ciliiy,and broke into sharnhling run tha
shook the fat doctor terribly, and produe
od genoral cssaelysm in his modiein
box. tho second time Bovcrs isrioas onss
began. onoo might have bcea an scci
dent, but twice was more than Peter eoul,
endnro ohc ran away from H.
The ncighbos we're much stirred nj
by oil this excitement and st last Mis-
Samantha Beers. an old lady who 'aool
an interest" in everyboJys Affairs, betool
herself 10 the Tucker residence in order Il
deal with mis- Thicker" concerning .h,
obnoxious animal she harborod.
Hepsy saw her coming, and having had
several passages At arms with Miss Semsn
tha that had given her anything bnt kind
feeling toward the ancient maiden. she rs
solved not to lei her in this time
Rover Was lying on shs step. rather tired
Of the chase, which had been fierce and
frequent, 80 Hepsy called him softly and
said;
stubboy. Rove stubboy. under her
breath.
He rose TO the occasion just - Miss Se-
manthy put her baud on the gate, Ard
With his best bark made for her. when
Hepsy flung herself forward and caught
him by tho hind leg,
Don't come nigh him, Miss Ssmanthyl
she screamed. For the mercy's sake, don't
ye open that gstcl Get away whilst can
hold himl I dunno but what hos mad
The old lady turned and fed and Hopsy
dragged Rover into the house, shut the
door, and coaxed him with bono into the
back shed, where she sat down on the step
and laughed.
woll said, Roverl good dog You're
good for something Amt ys' So you be.
I'd a lieves have you to keep of Semantha
Beers a. Blisset's chickens any day. She
is sight wuss'n n they be. and 'twcn't cost
nigh 40 mach.
When Ephraim came homo st night
Hepsy rscounted her last adventure with
great glcs. and pa smiled. though ho did
lot at all approve. Yet he. too. hated Ss-
n nantha
Well. said he--the sound OF shot and a
'ell interrupted him. They hurried TO
he back door to behold Rover kicking In
he last agonies. and the village Constable
Iolding smoking gun,
You see tho was complaint made again
our dog't he'd got the hydrophoby. Miss
,eers she said you said SO; and it's law to
hoot 'em where they be; so jest fetched |
round with this here gun an put an eend
D him.
Get dollar fort, don't YEP said Eph.
Kim, dryly; but Hepsy threw her apron
YER her face and cried while the Consta-
lie sneaked away from sarcasm and tears,
9th Of which made him unessy.
We'll. you done it yourselfl muttered
phrain, in the true Adamic spirit
Hepsy was indignant The apron came
own with 4 snsp.
Don't yon never fetch NE smother ysllor
og, Ephraim Tuckerl she esid. with an
~ grief. He never did.-Ro~ Terry
ookc in YouA's Companion.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-02-03

A gentleman travelling in Virginia last
summer had occasion 10 take stage ride
in order 10 visit the natural bridge. Rid.
ing on the seat with the driver be fell into
conversation with him and found that he
was An old hunter, who was veteran in
killing deer, bears and smaller game,
Passinsa stream tho traveller inquired II
they contained fish,.
Lots on EN-. was the reply.
"What kinds"
mostly trout" said the driver. "All
these mountain streams are full Of trout.
They must be fine ealing" was the
ncrt remark.
Fine catin'l" explained the driver.
"You jist 60 mp to the mountains and
ketch half . doson about twelve iaohes
long, clean en- without washin' en-, rub
In some salt, roll EN- in Iniin meal and
bake EN- in the ashes good eatinl why
stranger. by heavens they beat ham,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-02-03
Margin Of q highland river.

Scene: Margin Of highland river.
English tourist-"And you say. Donald,
that an English gentleman WAS drowned
in the river last summer while attempting
10 swim seross'" Donald-"Ay. cir. "
Tourist fsst might hsvs bsss &c.
eoupIishsi: ths disasass is not % very
crest Donald--''vsp trse, sir; vera
,ue. bot ye maun Kan that it visps tbs
breeth. bit tho depth o the water that
iecuishei him
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-02-03
NOW is THE TIME
10 get tAoss
Old Clothes Colored

And Cleaned up for Summer Wear.
n VII raaks them iook - yell ~ rec and sav.
huysng. We shali sest bon nsssiy every vsei
eafsng the spring. Al soisu vwransed fAs
sn6 grxrrani1ss 10 give sarsAetna. Drssssl
sDc oshsf Fooas can b. dy-s v1ibopt.
BTMOxDs.
yenrnal ofee.
nsnshss,ss. w.. ApHi icls.ise. ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-12-03
Yellow Jacket.

GoLp HILL. December 8. 18S1.-R. II.
FoQis. Esq. Vios President: There has
been NO work done In mine since wednss.
day morning. the 30th ultimo. ON 40.
count OF water on the lower level. caused
by the stoppsge Of the pumps TO replace
two lengths Of defective pumprod, which
have bsen gradually getting worse. The
second length vas put in place this
morning. Will start pumps and bailing
tanks tonight and have the lower level
FREQ OF water 10 q to resume work oy
Monday morning. On 5000 level the
east crossdriit from the switch east Of
shaft was run % feet, ground in same
changing. seams Of quartz and an In
crease Of water. South lateral DRIFT
from Same switch was extended l6 feet;
NO change 10 character OF ground to
report. The north lateral DRIFT from
north winzs was extended 23 feet;
ground hard. with some water.
T. G.. TAYLon, Superintendent.