The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-07-09

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Nsu Hampshire Tbs nplg ssas Tina
probably thers vosld bsfA yosss hive
nsdy very soon. TA1s M 6cmstos ss-l
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anything sbous Il 70 ~ eelessaa -
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shs sans iiss u busissaA eeles salsaiag
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scrastons way, hsusvss. oe.ksspias ~
sscret vas noss pabli& feegsting Ne
failures Of the past thAa - nads Biz
The target oi many fries1ly eeae y w.
stors" The general gasbssiae piass ~
the country gosaipA Isssl dsospsd y
there almost every evening. - senshew
eos 10 talking about Ne ssbieet thAs ~
uppsrmoat in biz miad. Il uss aosiced
| By The astuts oses. that - saadsaly -
veIopsd violent liking ics hoasy; b lrisd
ths different kinda tastise vieh tas'ais q
= adspk He oilsa asns hemguih >
listle ~. They bed "Aapiseks - sssak.
fast" with hossy; biz tsn o'caesk iasoh
- broad and honey: 4 sappss iastsad q
saucs |, w. honey. Nra Serestos. Who
oitsnsst looked over The pass hook, sailed
Il, With reason. terrible dear stulk. bus
NJ. Scranton said:
That's Just Why I'm soiag iato bsss,
Lola don't care how nueh thsy tusk
~ the price; is's monsy In NJ poeksk' !
This novel reasoning silanesd Nrs.
Scranton. Still sbs did not ier ths sake
Of the cause. pasronizs Tie ysa1ss a noss
sweetness, 10 the person d u old Ger
4 man Who came into the yard win honey.
aud queer made slippers 10 The littls dog
cart Mrs. Scranton shook bsr hsad ct
him through the sitting rccn window;
saying hurridly. Nothing today"
| To her dismay Israel cane around the
corner Of The barn 1t that moment. hearth
| " welcomed bis future rival. and purchas
sd can. Shs threw up the SSH.
! "Why. Israel. ] told him no; ve'vs 60,
plenty now"
! Mr.. Scrauton's only reply ws . tele'
graphic look; il told her that iutsrierence
would he disastrous to some plsn 81 biz
con corning the German. Afterwards be
}, explained.
4 II wanted to see what there WAS % ex-
ira in his. He's got reg'lar line Of Gus
toners. and he says they won't have mo-
body elss's honey. Got aspocn hsndy,
> Loisyl
lie tAsted. smacksd, and tasted agaic,
! Il don't call this grain better than ths
Caliiorny. II amt up 70 the scratch il
!. color, neither. Guess we'll bsat that
! Lois. and when once those customers O
his'n geh : taste o my honey, I'll hav'
, &hem ALL / kinder drawed him out. and
|, l can see plain that be isn't mp TO any o
tho new notiona."
q FsI'll warrant yon let Il ont, and be VII
y tCDal our Italians.
Nj. ecrantos said he hsd kept itmsshs!
4 dose, but the thug would leak out after
time, of course. and somebody vould b
helping themselves Sundays aud darl
> nights, 80 ha had sst his eyes on iin
4 watch dog. The owner had been ofsre'
n twenty Ave dollars for him. but for res
' sons that he did not state. offered him 10
: $lv.
Il Mrs. Scranton's expression OF disma
+ her husband happily interrupted.
a ssYes. he's bargain. stands = high .
!. Ithe table. Lois. and is most - big ~
3 calf.
1 The dog came the next day. tho pictnr
a Of famine with his hungry eyes and lon
K lank body.
II don't know what we'll I'LL you .
4 With, poor beast." observed Mrs. 6crsnto
]: - she stroked the new guards head. "ur
!, leas it's honey" - =
,e Nr. Scranton said bis lsapness was b
Il Issqase be hadn't got bis growth; all \
L wanted VA liiiis meal pudding. and Ii
= leavings OF the table. and he'd be y 4
i las hog. He mixei him immediatel
Il about three quarts which he devcurel
Il hunting the disL inside and out for u
= last moral. And then waits.l expectsntl
y for moro
a "We'lD keep him in lhs shed till
~ Heels at home. said MIR. Scranton. IL
II Lbougbt paddock 40 VIE CAR lock him vi
- twenty five dollars doBt grow on eyei
=, bush. some dog .mau's got his eye on hi
!. no doubt III pit him licensed to-day, ,
y town 'tLori,i.s can't have no excuse TO NJ
IN ham"
i Their sentinel vas slc+pless all nigh
A. and NJ were the ScrsntonH. He howls
On aud growled necessarily. uatil il seemt
n though demons revsIled amid "tbe p
an sies.' AZ intervals Mr.. Scranton invest
.rt gated the premises from different ~indo'
be OF the house, saying. There's somebot
"a about or the critter wouldn't act 20 Of
AZ easy. II he wss loose he'd settle 'el
ii. I'd ortsr kept dog sfore,
ne .Why?" asked Lois sharply. for b
hs nerves we're quite unstrung, I'VE nev
j" was robbed. and slept with tho doors .
ew locked. too For my part I'd rsther Ia
I'D few things than my rest broken"
Of Towards morning silence reigued Q,
the place; grateful for II the couple slel
1t but daylight laid bare several doings
ver The guard. He hsd slipped biz lean be
- through his collar. salsrged the "cat~bol
on and left the shed. Mr.. ScraDton's ie'
" that be might not feel st home. ~
nm eronndless. bo~svsr; Tor bs freely hslp
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