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Charlotte messenger. [volume] (Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., N.C.) 1882-18??, 1882-07-08

in a. close clasp, says, eagerly, 'Dar-
ling, have been fool, brute, every
thing unpardonablel Anything you
could say to me would not be hard
enough. I will go on my knees for
your forgiveness, if you will only grant
i'll Did you know half the misery
have suffered am certain you would"
"Pm not 80 sure that shall"
"What shall die if you throw me
over like this-I shall indeed r.
"Oh, no, you won't not little bit |"
says Miss Bohun.
"But I assure you I will |" exclaims
Disney. "Life would be impossible
without your'
Mr.. Ponsonby."
To be his wife ?"
'sNo; not exactly that"
''Speak quickly r. he says, in low
tone. Suspense is maddening r.
81 have promised him to become a
member of the Archaeological Society,""
says Dorothy.
"And couldn't you have said SO be-
fore 2" says Cyril, with deep sigh of
relief.
"How could when you were going
mad?"
Darling cap You forgive my folly"
coming still nearer to her as he
speaks.
"There's such great deal of it, isn't
there" says Miss Bohun. It will take
me all my time, won't it?"
''Not all, I trust. Spare me little,
and I shall be more than content"
dearest Cyril" she says, mischiev-
ously, with quick glance from under
her long lashes, and relapse into her
rehearsal tone, "my heart has long been
in your keeping, and if You wish it, it
is yours"
my love-my darlingr murmured
Cyril, passionately.
And SO,
"soft eyes looked love to eyes which spake
again,
And all went merry as q marriage BELL"
Charlotte messenger. [volume] (Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., N.C.) 1882-18??, 1882-07-08
POPULAR SCIENCE.

NJ. Renan has expressed the belief that
century hence mankind will study
little else than physical science.
Plateau, the eminent French natural
ist, fnds'that June bug can exert as
great force in proportion to its size as
a locomotive.
Arsenic poisoning IS not always to be
traced to green coloring. One case was
due to red wall paper, and, the SUBJ
stance is found abundantly in white,
blue, mauve and brown wall papers.
A great number of analyses and ex-
periments conducted by A Levy show
that grapes ripened in sunlight contain
3.59 per cent. more sugar and 1927 less
acids than those matured in darkness.
French government commissions seem
to favor attempting the formation of an
Algerian sea by flooding the Sahara,
Notwithstanding objections made.
There was at one time exhibited by
Mr.. Bolt, an English merchant,
thread, 10000 feet long, spun by
twenty-silk spiders in less than two
hours, and which was five times as fine
as the thread of the silk worm.
A newly proposed plan for the venti-
lation of tunnels is the use of chemicals
for absorbing the impurities of the air.
A chemical lung" based upon this
principle, has been put to satisfactory
test in London by number of scien-
fists.
Professor F. A. Abel considers it
doubtful whether coal dust in mines
can cause extensive explosions in the
complete absence of fire damp, but only
small proportion of tire-damp is
necessary to make the presence of the
dust extremely dangerous.
When ocean cables are raised so many
of the crabs, corals, snakes and other
inhabitants of the ocean bottom are
drawn up with them that cable repairing
has been suggested as novel method
CT dredging, Of which it is hoped some
competent naturalists may take advan-
tage.
The attempt made by the Belgians to
introduce the Indian elephant into Gen.
tral Africa has not been successful.
The three elephants taken BY the expe-
dition have died, but it is believed that
tEis result has been caused by insuf-
fcient food and excessive work. This
experiment is therefore not regarded as
conclusive. and further efforts will
doubtless be made to use the Indian
elephant as beast Of burden in African
colonization.
The fat of the body is found by NJ.
Lanquer to vary greatly with age. In
infants it forms firm taliow. like mass,
melting at 1l3 degress Fahrenheit. The
fat Of adults, however, separates into
fluid and solid layer at the ordinary
temperature Of room, the solid portion
melting at 81 degrees-being COM
pletely fluid at blood-heat. The vira-
tion in the composition Of the fat is
very considerable, the oleic acid in
creasing and the palmetto and stearic
acids decreasing with age.
Charlotte messenger. [volume] (Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., N.C.) 1882-18??, 1882-07-08
LADY RODNEY'S PLAY.

"WOul0n't WnAt!
"'You know very we'll"
s'Indeed lido not"
"Well, if must be more explicit, 1
wish you would not act with that Pom
sonby. The way he stares at You, and
fixes you with his eyes, is enough to
make man forget his manners"
''My dear Cyril, you can't be serious.
/ have never heard you so unreasonable
before"
"Unreasonablel My dear grill Con-
sidering we are to be married so soon,
and all that, really thought you
would not object to little advice from
me-"
"Of course not. If I like it, I shall
always follow it. You know that"
"But surely, Dorothy, it can't be a
pleasure to go through rehearsals with
that lanky fellow"
"Well, you see, I am bound to act
now. This is the sixteenth, and the
theatricals come off on the nineteenth
only three days; and how could Lady
Rodney provide g substitute in that
timer And besides. / shonld like to-"
"Oh, would you? That, of course,
settles the question"
"Why, Cyril, exclaims Miss Bohun,
81 do believe you are jealousl"
ST am. It does not make man par
ticularly cheerful to know that the
woman he loves is to be the object of
another mans alteration for even an
hour"
"But, my dear Cyril. it is only a
farce"
"But, my dear Dorothy, 1 see no
reason why it might not terminate In a
tragedy"
Miss Bohun laughs.
"ESen that" she says, ''would be
better than nothing. This place has
grown so dull since the Stewards left,
and those men at Coote Hail."
"Look here, Dorothy, throw it up"
says Mr.. Disney, leaning over her chair,
and bending his head until his face is
very near to hers, '.for my sake"
"Well, il you can bring me some
fever, I'll take it; but 1 don't see where
you'll get it, as there's nothing of the
sort in the parish, and I'm convinced
that nothing less could save me from
this thing"
"Then you are quite determined not
to give it up?" says Disney, coldly,
drawing himself to his full height.
81 never was determined IN my life" {"
says Miss Bohun, with some Just indig-
nation. 81 am remarkable for never
saying mo to anybody. You yourself
have frequently told me / had the
sweetest nature in the world, and it is
quite too late to alter Lady Rodney's
arrangements now"
mo doub. your are right. as You al
ways are. I'm sorry can't be present
on the nineteenth, but it is impossible,
as shall have business that will detain
me about that time"
"Very pressing business?'
''Yes, very pressing business"
"Ahl' says Miss Bohum.
When Dinsey has been absent two
days, his thoughts undergo decided
change.
To have left Dorothy in the manner
he had seems to him now to have been
cot only an unmanly, but most un-
worthy action.
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VOL. I. NO. 8.
A Printers Protest.

Oh why don't people form their as,
And finish off their bis
Why do they make such crooked c's,
And such confounded DIS?
Why do they form such shocking e's,
And f's with ague fits ?,
Their g's and h's are too much
For any printers wits.
What human eye is without sight
Is an without dot,
Us are such curious, crooked things,
We recognized them not.
K ought to stand for kussedness,
But comes in well for kick.
LIS and ms are mischievous,
While ms just raise Old Nick.
O's are rarely closed at all,
And p's are shaggy things,
Qsmight as well be spider legs,
And RS mosquito wings.
Some people make passing s,
Who never cross &;
Others use the self-same strokes
To form or v.
WIS get strangely mixed,
KS seem on a spree;
Y is skeleton ON wires
zounds how we swear at 2
4 yet, just think what typos get
From drivers OF the quill
They call us such careless set,
And scribble on at will.
Well, they will scribble, and we must swea
And vainly try to please,
Till they go back to school and learn
To make their a, b. c's.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-07-27
IN nEMoRIAA.

Resolutions passed by the West Branch
Grange No. isi, LAbagrove. VI. 90 the
death Of tho wife 81 Austin Fem. Trib-
ute Of respect;
WHEnras. Death has entered our circle.
and removed our much esteemed sls.
ter MARY Feun, thus se,crine another link
Of the fraiernAl chain which binds ms 30.
ee,her. therefore
Rasarsl. That IN ,hr death Of our sis
ter we have lost useful aud loved mem.
Der Of our order aud faithful worker IN
our cause.
Rea9resf. That by her Kind and alice
liona,e disposition she has won the respect
aud esteem Of all her brothers and sisters
Of the Grange, and all who knew her
Resa@r~f That while We deplore the
loss Of our sister, aud shall miss her IN our
meetings, Ne as Patrons will bow IN hum.
BILE submission to the will Of Him who do.
eth all things we'll.
Reso@eo,l. That IN her death her hus
baud and children have met with an irrep
arabic loss. aud that we tender 10 them oui
sincere and heartfelt coincidence and sym
patty
Reolrel, That copy OF these resolu
tons be sent TO the bercayed family, en-
tered upon our records and also sent TO th,
Manchester Journal and Vermont 7ri6a1s'
for publication.
I'VE shall never sit beside her.
Never hold again her hand,
Till at last we meet and greet her,
Over in the Angel land
Mis- ID. T.. SWALLOW.
MRs. NJ. ID. BATES,
ii. G. WOODWARD.
LAURA JENKINS. See.
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ius. Chicago aEd sahurls, 1000. otaoir.
.s,l 400: Philadelphia isep. Aih@ny,
400. nasslo, 100, Baltimore, Zoo,
r,euirtils. ioa. Milwautee. 200; Lowell,
- Springfield and Holyols. so. Port
land. Ne. has mere subscribers - V
population than Sny other CITY IN ihs
uopid. hsyine = telephone 10 crofy 81 pei.
sas.. sprnsaell oomes neat, With on" 70
each 90 psrsoas; Lowell has ose IN 81
Manchester enc In FL, Woonsockei bias
oss In about $50 Tie daily oaipni Of
tbs Na,loaAl company IL about 500. The
principal ci,iea IN Europe have exchanges
la, ia progress has been retarded by the
eoycrnmen, telegraph monopoly London
bss but 1900
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-07-27

With the application q steam foScr
and The introduction II rock crushing
machine. MscAdAmisod road making has
not only become possible. bat practical
Throughout every township in New Eng
lana where material j. "a abunaan, and 81
such excellent quality.
The sublcc, is beginning 20 receive the
attention tha, It's importance demands
road naking has become a problem for the
peotle Of New England 10 solve The day
for The strip Of ground enclosed between
tumile dosn fences containing two lines
II ruts relieved occasionally ~ mud
hole o. slough as au apology for road,
has in some localities at least gone by, and
the inhabitants have taken hold OF the
matter 10 good earnest. The science oil
civil engineering has been brought into
account
Many townships in Connecticut have an
outfit and gang o. men at work from spring
until autumn The most practical plan their
experience could suggest has been adopt.
ed. In the first place the road way must
be prepared, by seooping ont the earth
reverse from turnpiking as il ~ere.l max
ing broad shallow ditch with abrupt
shoulders. this eau lac best done with
some one Of the several excellent road
making machines that have lately been IN
troduced With the roadway thus pre-
pared they mount five horse power en-
CINE aud Blake rock crusher on low
| four wheeled truck which eau easily he
drawn hy two yoke Of oxen aud is placed
ia position when operations are to com
menca and is moved along as the work
progresses SO that the crushed rock Is
moved with the shovel from the ornsher To
its place in the road bed. The rock Is
hauled from the adjoining fields by teams
and thrown directly from the wagons OF
carts by which it is hauled into the crush
er which will crush about sixty tons
anartzite boulders, granite, gneiss, Oh
marble per day. Thus, the force and out
At required for successful operation would
be--the truck with engine and engineer
four men to remove the material and place
it in position aud sufficient team force u
deliver that amount OF material to TIL
crusher The roads made in this manne
are finished for a century, one man, as II
Europe with a wheelbarrow, stone hamme
, and shovel will tend and keep IN rcpai
, eight or ten miles over which constant ant
heavy traffic is passing. In most localitie
/. the proprietors of adjoining lands woul'
willingly remove the surface stone iron
' their fields to the highway, should an op
! portunity present itself to get rid OF tn
> circumference so easily and at the sam
time be adding SO much to the actual vaiu
a alton of their property. OCCASIONAL
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CORRESPONDENCE
Norrn nr,NlsaroS, JaIy 5. lss2

NORM BEsNrSoroS, July -, 1857
We hear from Bennington that the law
and order" party Of North bennington are
pu.hing the coming canvass. not alone IN
ii,r interes, Of the states attorney, bnt
taat they hAye other axes to grind, and
on Is 10 put forward II. ]. eastman az
candidate for sheriff We have the an-
shorty for stating that Mr. eastman Is
IL, ana never sas desirons OF the posi-
ton aud would not aHeep, il under any
circumstances. has !us, resigneai ihe
aihoe Of deputy sheriff, having held II one
scar ior the purpose Of assisting N the
temperance sosk. aud for no other reason.
W. ih,nl Il xill bs diiicali 70 convince
laif Ainded temperance people that The
.lsu ana ordes" party o. North Beunine.
toa have any bot the pnres, motives 10 this
busiucss The straightforward. impartial,
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rem.l..

The eaaciions Of society, added TO the
cares Of maternity and the household, have
been tested beyond endurance the frail
constitutions hich have been granted the
majority women. To combat this world
possess the pourishing and strengthening
properties Of MALT BITIERS. They
enrich the blood, perfect digestion. siimn-
late the liver and kidneys, arrest ulcera.
tive weaknesses, and purity aud yitalize
eyery function Of female SYSTEM
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-07-27

Tha English are making extensive p'rp'
aral.ons 10 help pat dowa The rebellion N
pgr,l bot haze made no impoiiAni ior'
.s0l movement Arahi Is reported As
strengthening bio position aud collecting
- many lollo~ers ss be can. and 10 ~any
,,l.ses eKesases are committed and Shfis'
Taos murdered Most Europeans have
lh ibc eouairy. b., ], is probable that
macy a., siill scattered over the country
,,a.s II aLom all never he heard o.
atalu
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We sill hear. occasionally, the assertion
tia, States Attorney Fem is inefficient
liza. he is moi lawyer enough for the place
etc. We have taken a little pains to in'es'
iisa,o and are informed by the state audi
Tor and by The old court auditor that the
amount paid by the state for extra counsel
lcrs during tue administration OF The Of
ace by Mo fepn has boeu much less than
that paid lunag the same length Of time
for man, yeafs. aud this m face OF the fact
that there have been three cases OF man
slaughter aud one for poisoning spring
while form n years have presented no such
important cases. We leern also that lew
er indictments aud other legal paper
drawn by Mr.. Fem have proved defective
than usual, 10 fact hardly case has been
defeated through defect in the papers
and but two or three for want Of sufficient
proof OF for any oanse whatever. Bette
own righ, up and admit that he is too Ell
/ hcieut
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hoseei way in which iheas woll has beta
carried on. il In itself. Sufficient gaarau
tee that they meaa whai they ssy. and u -
Alec complete and iull reiuiaiion q All
speh eansfis ~ ihe above.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-07-27

The Cincinnati Eagspm the organ OF
the Young Democracy Of Ohio has the fol-
lowing on senator Pendleton's pet theory
Of ciyil service reform
MIR Pendleton had yesterday the first
n,,portunity he has had in several months
10 come in direct communication with the
Democrats OF OHIO The abundance OF IN
formation he acquired must have been OPP
pressiye. He must have found that tht
civil serice regulation he proposes, under
which Republicans are to have the same
right. 10 Office AZ Democrats under Demo
cratic Administration, does not meet viii
favor among his constituents. 1t Is tim'
for Mr.. Pcndleton to change his cours
aud sail with the people to whom he rs ~
aebted for the honors which have been he
slowed on him. Mr.. Pendleton has beef
on the wrong track aud must have diseos
cred yesterday that he was wasting wind
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-07-27

Thase .ho prepare Hops aud Malt BIT
tiers. make no secret OF ~. ingredients. bni
publish them on every bottle. Medical
authorities say that these remedies are al
,ha, Is claimed for them for the cure II
Dyspepsia, Debility, Indigestion. eonsti-
patton, etc
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-07-27

Attorney General Brewster has decided
Tia, member Of Congress is not an officer
of,hc United States, and that contribu-
,ians for political purposes paid to mem
her are not contrary TO law, Gen. Curtis
war recently tried in the 7. s., circuit
court Tor receiving such contributions
while be was 3 United States officer and
was convicted and sentenced to pay fine
Of $1,000 lie appealed TO the supreme
court
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-07-27
GUARDIANS NOTICE 10 SELL

REAL ESTATE,
sTATE or VERMONT, District 81 NBnehosisf "a
IN Probate Court, held Al Manchester wiibipa
and for said district, on the 2ath day 81 Jnses
D.. 1872
Loveland hunsop. guardian Of Jsmes D. Way
aud Elizabeth Way, minors, late OF Msnchestti
In ssid district, nskes Application 10 said Court
for license 10 neli he following dcsotib,d itae
estate Of his watds, 10 wit; MI the tight TILE
and inieiee Of SAID wards IN and unto the dwell
Iiug house and lot situate IN the village ~ Man
chester, .wned and occupied by VI u WY sie
OF Manchester deceased, at the time 81 he d. am
ss and for homestead, representing that thf'
sale thereof, Tor the purpose Of pntuag NE pro-
&c eds Of such sale at interest," or investing b9
same 10 stocks OF real estate would be bel,se'ai
TO aid wards.
Wherenpon, it i, ordered by ssid courh rat
said application be referred 70 session thereof.
20 DO leId at the probate Office In SAID nssebes.
ter on the 10Th day Of July A. D., 1857, ~
10 O'clock A. m /, for hearing and deotstop there
on. aud, Il Ia further ordered that - poTaous
Interested be notified thereof, ~ pV iloatIon "A
said aspiration aud order ,bewep thr.o ysels .
sueeessiyely In the Manchester JorTsat. rub.
iished at said Manchester. W. ore ,ald time Of
hearing that they may appr, r Al ssid time and
place. and. " they zee esos' g. object thereto
by the Court,
s8s Attest. NANNY HOWARD. indie,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-07-27

All aiismpi' 10 unite the iso h"pnp''.
can factions 10 Pennsylvania have failed
snA . ith tao complete Republican tickets
"a ,l.n field the Democrats claim more than
80 esen chance VI carry ing The state ahd
!, looks nos ~ though they are ngha
They insy not but II they cannot with
.i,siIcl opposition they may As well clos"
ub thrif business
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Nv 81 HAMIL1ON,s Etrarr.

W sTAqEoI grHa0sT, District ofMsnrLesi.f.s
IN Probate Court held VI Asnthest.r within
spd toF shid District, On the 1nih DAY u June
A. D., 1874.
Present, Hon. hanbsy hcStrd, Judgs.
An Instrument pusporting 70 be The iasi hili snh
Testsmsut CIV g. Hamilton, late " ssnogsts
IN said district, deceased, being presented ~
Flora Hsmiton, the E1eeurit therein named,
for Probate, Ii ~ ordered BY ssId court ihat
al psrsons concerned therein be noiihfd " ~
Probate once 10 Manchester, IN ssid disiTiei -
a. last Wednesday Ia jay A. D., isez, ~
ID g'eiaaf 10 The forenoon. sEd sbeW eauss y Any
iley hays, sstinss Ire probate u said y, 10
xtteL IufIdas Is lx farther ordered, thAt Iis
o.dtr u rubIIsbsf three setas speesstirsiy ID
tbe dxKeEtstsF t0pEsAL, AEsNtpsIfr Ppplish'
"a a. said ManehssisI in this siais, pfss1ons -
.sia tlane u bearing
By tho Court,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-07-27

A pure, wholesome distillation OF witch.
hazel, American pine, Canada fir, mari
gold, clover blossoms, eta, fragrant with
the healing essences Of baisam aud pine
Such is Sanford's Radical Cure for Catarrh'
Complete treatment for 81.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-07-27

The old need them; the young want
them. the sick crave them the well take
them lyspeptics need them; epicures like
them: men will have them; ladies must
have them; children cry Tor their. Hops
and Mali Hiiiers
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-07-27
THURSDAY. July n. Issa

Tie frssgbs hasalem strike IN Nov ioF.
La collapsed ihs railroads hsTiae 'o''na
,.poash hstd, 70 DO the worl 81 ne o'o
rneas n u said ,hai s.otn 81 SF'aioo''
81 have reached the posnt where They
,sua suaa irou hapger % reoeaFe fno'e
.ut..A.as Itisa bad year for strikes
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-07-27

There are ia use In The United slai''
nloae 900, coo telephones and irsnsmi'iers.
Nrs York. iDcluling Brooklyn, Jersey
Cats snA saburbs, ha. some 500 snhscri-
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-07-27

The bill now before Congress for tbe q
corporation OF the NicaFanguAn canal e"i'
pany provides, among other thinef. Hat
tie capital stock OF the company shall cea
si., Of 40, less ,llaa JeO,coo nor more tlin
1. e,,0. pO0 shares Of sl0u each, ien per r'a'i
Of an subscriptions 10 tbs capital si"eA {"
be pay ahie al Tbs time they are made = 2.
llil iaiiha provides that the lrn =
slstos shall cauTeitc such control o,ei te
canal A. !, usra Dc niss 81 any time Us l'fr'
s.sii.,d ,y trssly ailh NieArAgns, an'i :, ''i
eaiag ias lfee nse Tor ,he irAuspoFtai g =
,r,,at,.. munitions % war and mails a.
a.lsra iss Ia accordance With siipulai, ia.-
Ia existing ircAtlr., and should the llat
states go III for national ruasous 20 tea
raaly eoeups and mauaee aid cAnai il..
rislt 10 10 40 - reserved aud secGi' =
the sorsfament apou tbs pafmsns g 81"
stockholders u ihr cAA4i Al the rate q I
,,er eat snnually upon ,hs capital - -
I'll. together With tue aecessats e tsh'
fog the naaniensnee q the serl ll'a
Fradeaiek Billings Is named "a Tbs i'ii a.
.s,e u the corI.crators.
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spain wants hig AFny ssd proposes Y
ss.. aso Gibraltar has loag eesa 80
,,eaars a. her, ana Abe prepgNos 70 coz
.lsa.4 Chain a forte ~ tie ricinif 'la'
ali rnsl8s hef. when the opPof'1H'9
,ga a. Is nals shuf pnrk q That famed
. .s.ss
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-07-27

The Washington STIR reports President
Anbar 81 having said on Friday last that,
h. heard \ great deal about the malaria OF
wasAingtoo. aud il was possible he might
nod What il was before the end ofthe sun
mtr lat that up 10 the present time be
hal fouAa the atmosphere and surround
invs Of the White House very dehghtfoi.
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y. .,ian .yssp

cures Dyspepsia. Geherai Debility. LAYER
Complaint. Bois Hnmon. Chronic Disr-
rhua Ferv0us Affections. Female Com
plants. and all Diseases originating IN
bad STATE of the blood. 28ly