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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-07-13

Cotapaxi in 1888 threw its fiery rockets
8 900 feet above its crater, while in 1854
the blazing mass, struggling for an outlet,
roared so that its awful voice was heard at
q distance Of more than 600 miles. In 1897
the crater in Tungurangura, one Of the
great peaks of the Andes threw out torrents
Of mud which damned up the rivers, OPP
ened new lakes, and in valleys 1000 feet
wide made deposits 600 feet deep. The
stream from Vesuvius, which in 1897 pass
ed through Tore del Greco containing
81, 900 cubic feet Of solid matter, aud in
1902, when Tore del Greco was destroyed
a second time, the mass OF lava amounted
TO 1900, 900 cubic feet. In 1860 Etna
poured forth flood which covered "a
square miles OF surface and measured near
ly LOG. 600, 900 cubic feet. On this occas-
ion the sand and scoria formed the Monte
Roslni, near Nicholosa, o cone OF two miles
in circumference and 4, 900 feet high. The
stream thrown ont in 1916 was in motion
at the rate Of yard day for nine months
after the eruption; aud it is reported that
the lava OF the same mountain, after ter.
rible eruption, was not thoroughly cooled
and consolidated for nine years after the
event. liz the eruption of ycsuyius A. d.
70, the scoria and ashes vomited forth far
exceeded the entire bulk Of the mountain,
while in 1000 Etna disgorged twenty
times its own mass. Vesuvius has sent it,
ashes M far as Constantinople, Syria and |
Egypt; ithurled stones eight pounds in
weight to Pompeii, distance Of six miles,
while similar masses were tossed up 1900
feet above the summit. Cotapaxi has pro
ected a block Of one hundred cubic yards
n volume distance Of nine miles, and
'umwaba, 10 1915. during the most terri.
Die eruption on record, sent its ashes rs
or as Java, distance Of 800 miles.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-07-13
II l. an Age Of Miracles.

"Do We believe in miracles. AlonzoY'
Well, We should preach. When a man
can sit down ia New York restaurant and
have brook trout, spring chicken. venison
steak and reed bird served of the same
old soup bone We ARE ready TO take in any
miracle you ever saw in print Believe IN
mlraclesy When an American farmer car
put quart Of strawberries in box that
won't hold pint Of sand; when almost
any coal dealer can make seventeen hun.
dred weigh a ton; when common looking
clerk can measure yard with one sweep
Of thirty y.three insh stick; when a ten
pound block Of ice looks small alongside
Of four onnce hail stone; when ssy bar.
keeper ta,a. wbiskey iato sater before ,t
opens up IN the morning, ~hen you can
put ou, fire with illuminating oil; when
soap fat stalks abroad as A. No l. clover.
fed butter; when you fnd miraculous
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-07-13

Did you hear the story Of the man ia
hotel who, meddling with the old style
bell rope III bed rooms TO see what it was,
rang it unknowingy aud servant APP
peared:
"Why, how do you doy' he said. ortrn.
dug his hand to the astonishcd servant
whom he took TO be visitor. ''5it down;
what car do for your
"Did yon ring2' said the servant
Ring? Why no Ring wliatY There
ain no bell here.
Then the servant explained the bell rope
and left
After he had gone the man thought ho
would try the bell rope just for fun.
He gave a terrific pull aud just then the
gong rang for dinner, aud. thinking lie
had created an awful catastrophe down
'talrs was greatly alarmed, locked and
bolted his door and sat up all night eI-
pecting the arrival Of the police
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-07-13

Yes
well, its been little damp out there
be softly answered. The day bcfor
leaving home bad to hang mp twenty
eight Of my ducks They had become q
water soaked that they could no longe
swim. During tho month Of April Il rain
ed on twenty nine diaeeni days
"what about the other dayY"
.'Oh. that was the day on which il
showed twenty two straight henrs, -
"llow is corny"
"Well. planted mine in two feet OF wat.
or. and tween you and me don't expect
more'n thirty bushels TO the acre
"whcat looking tolenbly well''
"Tolerably well, but the sturgeon and
catfish are doing considerable damage
Didn't you get any dry weather in
Mayf"
There was about fifteen minutes one
day when il tried TO clear up but hadn't
commenced TO get my sheep ont before
the rain came down again.
Grass must be goodY"
shouldn't wonder but cant say. When
get back I'm going down 10 diving
bell to see.
Got your potatoes imp
"Not yet, I've got them loaded on
scow and the scow anchored in three feet
OF water"
"rhen the prospect looks gloomy"
Not ut all, sir--not at all. I've got IN
ark almost ready to sail, and il it will only
rain for another week I'll be the best fixed
nan in Indiana.
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Boys. Does II Pay to Be u Loafor Z

Young man, it costs high to be loafcf.
Does the young man who persists in being
one ever reflect how much less il would
cost to be a decent, respectable nan? Does
he imagine that loaiing is more economical
than gentility? Anybody can be a gentle.
man. If he chooses TO be, without much
cost, but it is mighty expensive being
loafer. 1t costs time in the first place,
for no one can be first class loafer unless
he devotes his entire time TO it. The oc-
cupatlon we'll followed hardly affords time
for eating, sleeping, DR. we had almoi
said drinking, but on consideration we wi |
except that, for the loaier invariably finds
time enough to drink when invited. To
be loafer costs vigor health, money aud
friends. Once fully embarked on the sea
you bid farewell to every friend
ly sail that floats under an honest aud To-
gtimate flag. Your consorts will only b.
the buccaneers OF society. IL costs your
dignity and self.respect whilst living, aud
fiallny all regretor consideration when
dead. Are you, reader, prepared to pay
so high a price for your chosen lot in ife2
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-07-13

Doctor II -. with small boy, apatiepi
Of his, in his carriage ] knew the little
pinched face si once.
Who IA this little icllowg asked, stop.
ping the doctor.
Oh. this is Johnny He has had a
rheumatic fever for weeks, ! am giving
him an airing to-day,
Get we'll. Johnny, ! said, I've got Job
for you.
He is the ga,ekeeper whom you saw and
talked with. Ralph and every one Of the
other boys are We, steady at work in our
large factory. / believe they will all turn
ont 10 be good men. Had | reported tha,
affair and caused their arrest. think the
result would have worked evil. Some may
think acted unwisely. but | do not II
lnSfrufed Chrfsida Weekly.
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Our Boys,
Question Who is this?

Question-Who Is thisY
Answer--This is the American boy.
Q.-What does he want to do for liv
ing2
A.-He wants to be bank clerk, or .
broker, or a doctor, cor lawyer, or get .
place in the Custom House, or Post Office,
or go into the army or become minister.
B.-What is the ambition Of this coun.
try and village American boy2
A.-To 60 to the city and "get a situa.
ton"
Q.-For how much pay.
A.-For so week the first year. and
perhaps, il he is smart, all he can make
otherwise.
Q.-How are many American boys, in
both village and city, brought up?
A.-They go to school until they are
seventeen or eighteen years of age and then
hang around home or street corners until
they get married.
Q.--And then?
A.--And then there is row, and the old
folks OF the first part manage 10 provide in
some way for the young folks of the secoud
part, and both parties drag out sort OF
unpleasant existence.
Q.-Wbat is our American Young mans
idea of liyingY
Allie for him is no life ut all unless
he cap have his spring. summer, fall and
winter suits of clothing, changes his neck
ties with every fashion, endure the misei-
les and want of a semi-fashionable board.
ing house, and spend what is left OF his
salary at the end of the month in taking a
young woman to the theatre, and fashion.
able restaurant supper at the end OF the
performance. -Ne,o York Graphic
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-07-13

draaghi Of hshos 10 The sky blue milk,
when oommiitoe Of womcn at a church
fair can make barrel OF soup with ene
cove oyster; whom do We believe In mira
cles, doubling AlonEop II Is an ago Of mir,
acles, The world is fall Of miracles, ~
ovcrrun with rascal, You may accept
either Interpretation, H,mlrse.
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II was an Ohio man who, when terri

II was an Ohio man who, when terri
BILE storm set in one night rushed into the
house Of a neighbor and cried out: Jones
this is the ending up Of earthr ''l'm
afraid 80 - IN afraid 40, was the reply.
"And what shall We dor Make our
peace with Heaven. The wind blow still
stronger, the house began 10 shake, and
the excited man exclaimed; Jones. you
lost five bushels OF wheat last fillY' II
did. Aud you have yonr suspic,onsy'
II haze. Aud the man who took nay wheat
had better own up. Can you forgive
aim7" II eau we'll" here the wind
suddenly stopped aud aitera look through
the window the conscience stricken man
turned and finished "well, was going 10
remark. IL ever meet him I'll advise him
10 call around "
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-07-13

After he had explained that the old WON.
an was bound and determined to have a
new bedroom carpet, and that seeing he
was in town, he thought he would take II
home and surprise her, he added that hc
wanted enough inham carpet to cover a
room seven by eleven. "You mean in.
grain, said the dealer. well, l s'pose
it's all the same. How much is that pieoe?"
Seventy cents q yard" awful steep,
but kinder purity. How long will ii last?'
"Oh, ten or twelve years" "Can il be
turned2" "Yes." Anything to get out
repair" Nothing viii the colors
fade2' ''rhey are warranted not To-
Seventy cents yard, eh2 Well, rather
like it. Can the old woman sew it togetl I
err" ooh yes. "And can nail il down.
| reckon? You eau, The number OF
yards required were cut of, rolled up aud
paid for, and the buyer departed Two
hours had passed and his call had been
forgotten when he drove mp to the store,
leapel TO the sidewalk, and rushing in he
exclaimed: Hang me, IL hadn't got
four miles out OF town when | suddenly
remembered that ] didn't ask you whether
the blamed thing would wash"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-07-13

NJ. Albert Kins.hury, Ksshe, n. n. tfoubied
vita bad humor on hands aud necl, caused BY
lead poiseuinR. fliesa ps4nierl Al times il
sonld b'tst ca craei opee. and sfin separated
fium tbe fesh IN large pieces, Suftfinbg great
coniiunal iiching AZ singing. Purchased your
Fetnsdi.s. used lEHlcNhA kEseLyTNr internally,
and CuTcvKa and CurcrRA Soar externally,
and 10 less than three mnntbs Effected com.
Ileif care, and bAs ret been troubled since.
Eesue NJ IL
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Doetors have good leal 10 bear from
anti.Yaeeinators, observation-disclosures, her.
btli,ts si.i others. bat the latest ADJ sors.
tnsaii comes IRON 0ns Il tie spntirrn
states Aiiere local legislator h4s iatro.
iue.d proposal 10 make il obli14torf 10
lnseribs the name Of the phys-eiau o1 ths
tombstone Of deceased persons
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MOTHER DIED FROM IL.

J. W. Adams. Nswsrk, Ohio. ssys. ''Cuiiteu-
- Remedies are The greatest medicines on earth.
Has tbe worst csse sAli fheunl In the county
Ny mother hsd Il twenty years. and In fact died
oi u. | believe CuTIcuAA sould have saved her
Ifs. My sfms. breast and head we're covered
for thrss yeais, which not hing relieved or cured
until rssd the CutierrA Eesolyent tbiood puri.
SER Internally. AMI CniieurA and ou,ieurs Soap
externally.
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A vAlaable Animal

About 1000 anecdotes have been nafrai
e'i IN recent publication ia which ,laes
have figured IN heroic acts ty which hum.
al life has been preserved. but We fail TO
remember a narrative which can l,e appro,
priaicly designated like the following
Now We do not mean 90 den, the truth Of
the many anecdotes such as We have men.
toned but we will say that Of our person,
al knowledge we know none such; We had
dog once that saved things a good ma.
ny things. too~-but there wasn't a hie
among them. He kept his things under
summer kitchen OF ours and his hiding
place wasn't discovered for long time;
not, indeed, until II became necessary TO
tear mp the kitchen floor to ilni a good
place to deposit some chloride OF lime.
Then we found out what had been saved
by dog" There were couple Of kit
tens, cat, two or three rats and chick.
en-, oil dead, very dead, large assortment
Of bones, the remnants OF an ottoman, Tor
the theft Of which the best hired girl we
ever had had been discharged; couple OF
teaspoons, goblet, an old hoopskirt, a lot
Of tin cans, n canary bird and a plaster OF
Paris pigeon and q cook book. -- Cincinnati
Saturday Night
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PSORIASIS.

II, y. Carpenter, Esq, Henderson. N. T., cur
ed oi fsonasis or Leprosy. of t~enty yesrs Stand.
ing, by the CUrIcrns BEsoLyrNr internally. aud
CuTicuEA and CuTicuRA Scar externally. The
mosi wonderful case on record. Cure certified
~ before Justice Of the peace and prominent
citizens All afflicted with itching aud scsly dis.
cssss should send TO us for this testimonial In
full
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-07-13

Have We had any rsin Ia Indiana this
spring?' lie echoel as be taraed ia his
seat.
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CUTICuRA.

and cuTicrnA soar externally and curIcuRA Rn-
SOLVENT internally will positively cure every
speeches Of Humor, from a common Pimple 10
rcrofuli. Price Of CuuouRA, email box -, 6Oc.
large boxes, 400. CuTict hA R.soLyrsT, si
per bottle. CuTIouRaSoAp, 25o,: CrTiouRA BHAy.
ISd soar i5c. sold by all druggists.
Depot. WEEKS a P0TTEB, Boston, Macs
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SALT RHEUM.

Thoso who hare experienced the torments OF
Salt hheum can appreciate the agony have en-.
dufed for years, until cured by the CurIcuRA RE 4.
soLrgNT internally aud CuuouBA Soar external 9.
ly'
Mss. WIN. PELL' L'GToN. eharon, Wis.
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fertures ano Aleetinns.
A MEXICAN Institute of Christian Philosophy

Al
IA Summer Course Of Lectures.
Monday IT, Professor Laid. Yale COlege-Inspirat0n
Tuesday. le DIR. Washington Gladden-socal science
Wednesday. -, Mr. s. II. WnderThe spenceTiAn Philos
ophy.
THURSDAY 20. Professor Davis University OF virginia
Duality Of Brain and Mind.
Friday p, Anniversary, Rev. Deems Bradford and
others.
Saturday. %. President Bascom-Nind and Matter
Sunday, 81 sermon by Rev. DR.. Crosby.
Every evening illustrated lecture by Professor Young on
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MONMOUTH PARK Races, Long Branch Nj.
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"i-LANsBURc CITY PIEg INSURANCE COMPANY,
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OAdoa-a- n. W. u ESEhOLA. secretary.
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CECOND and third floor suits of rooms, with
> or without board private bath rooms transient OK
Fat
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COOKS AMERICAN TOURS
COOKS AMERICAN TOURS
COOKS AN ERICAN TOURS
COOKS AMERICAN TOURS
To the WHITE MOUNTAINS. Mount Desert ST. John.
Maritime Provinces, Montreal Quebec. saguenay River.
Hudson River Saratoga lake George. the Adrondack,
Niagara Fails. Thousand Islands. re. by al routes at
special rates Programmes with Maps. sent on aspiration
Address
THOs. COOK & SON. 26l BROADWAY. SBw.YoRK-
@ A. EAkAIlON IN. MANAGER.