The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-05-15

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aAaAy - 10 ysar German declsesiess il
the Schiller clab. ~hish ysu lela 90 en-
shusiastisAlly after leaving school. aal no
great harm ever comes ef Il; bat leach
schiller fer livias, aud for every da,i,s
cass fcfeette, you are 20 much money cat
Of pocket
People Who pay for thiag demand
thorough vorkmanaAip Of nsas To ODER
inosmplsts work for ssmpl.,s nsrA..
price. u 70 b. either = cheat OF . besssr.
The 'srribls grinding lass Of supply and
demand. pay md receive, give sad get.
givs no quarter 10 shilly.shslly labor
The sxcellsnes Of yeur intentions 10 moth.
ing 70 Tho point fba slrs" Of ysur pos.
sriy has not the sligLiss. cennsc,iou With
tho cass. An sdiisr viii ss,sr pss you
fsF your poem because yop wish 10 help
your mother. Ne esston1 viii bur her
best bosHst ~ bar wheat -four of yoa
bscasss yes are unable 10 pay ysur renl,
When you have entered The wsrla OF trade
ycu have entered world whore ,saaer,
ness aad charity and psrssnal interest are
forsiga rslAtisss MOT Tor frisudsLip's
sAk. aor Tor PHYS sake. nor Tor ch,v.
alry's sake, ruaa the great rslIyiss cry
Of this great world but oaly FOR value
received.
II Il with sorrow aud shame, bns ysl
with hsps ani courage. that write H.
there is reason for the extensive comPlsist
made by men, that women do not work
thoroughly, ] AN Afraid, thss. tiil time
and trouble shall have taught them better,
they will not ID Il because they ssvsr
have been trainsaY Is II because they
expect TO " marriea' That il il not 10
the least because they cannot. w know;
for We know that soms Of tho most mag.
efficiently accurate work in the world has
been done by women"
Franklin and Adams ~ Noom- Mates.
There is funny old story which has
never seen print, ard il is true, having
come down among the traditions sf the
old families Of Massachusetts, says Bos.
Ion Lady; Some time duriag tho rsvoln.
Iieaary period Or little after. John
Adams and BsnjAnin Franklin we're dis,
patched FROM Philadelphia. ! believe. TO
'hn State. on . public errand Adams
asd q mortal antipathy, shared by him
Ilong with the majority Of mankind at
hat day, against the night air. He DO.
isvsd that II he kept his bedroom win
low spsn even a crAok at night be would
ursly die. Franklin on tho other haul,
vas disbslisyer in the theory VI danger
n the night air, and he had many argu.
pents with Adams Thereon. Cirsum,
tancss and tho crowded condition Of
nsny Of the taverns they stopped at on
heir journey eastward compelled them
rsqusntly to occupy the same room. and
ften the same bed Adams always op.
'ossd raising the window and poor Ben
early sufiosated aud rsviled Adams on
'Aking for his wrstched theory OF the
sadly effects Of natures universal nsdi.
IN Of breath. One night Bon sly ly raised
window in their common chamber. but
dams. on the alert for his friedds little
anes, insisted that it should 10 closed
snes. Said crafty Ben New. NJ,
dams. well 90 10 bed with tho windov
p, and | will show you why il will no,
0 harmful to US 10 permit 1t 10 stay epsp.
ssuEot csnviace you OF the rsas ,na-
lsnsss Of my theory, ! will myself get up
i'd close the window" Adams weakly
and Ben began to rsassn with
i'm. Finally poor Adams was talked TO
eep, and Ben TRANQUILITY resigned him.
II TO slumbsr Next morning great was
dams horror At finding the window up,
At not having died during the night. aud
cling no Ill effects from hsviug brcathed
. night cir, he became q convert 10 sly
sDjauin's night mir theory. Tbs author
. history OF America durng tho eolon.
epoeh told ms this suecdote NJ some,
iny amusing. which has hitherto sn
ped type.
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