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Delaware, Lackawanna an" "e"e'" ."
.,... 4, New.York foot Of Barclay and Chrtstsps''
SHORTEST LINE. yES T,euEs TRAIN"

Drsct route to NEWARK. BLOoMtIELp Mo- R.sSinS
h TaE aadisoa 'fr;VSS Df HS
tTc1 t pSSss hSsssssissn MoUMMTE44E
sF PSsSSS Mln SsISNriskS
p18XvILLE MC1trS.s UTICA 9IScx
R RihGHF}EL1 sPkNSs cOitl,RS sY Y6eksSSiSs
SSW%Ed3b AISTsyvHf EGAL owbbGFk Ah5 s%d Al p'la"
VEST NoRTHWESr A AHA sow and WosWEeo x
SYfSR fsss Pullman paror sar, gomez es nsn
with tain Tor eh'''s0 ' ,.,,.,
,p %SrningM .-BINGHAMToN NAIL. Stops Ct pnn''s-
st station M.-scRANToN. BINGHAMToN s0' ~
1'SYI EXrREsS: PS%sn garSF sRRE and PLYN.
tSuTH ExPREss. Pullman p2rSSs ,T f1sf EXPRESS.
1880 r n: Da,,y''-An TI,Se. al Is oswEeo
o,a1 i' y. M. tDaily).-BuFFAL0 UTICA sno
EXrHHETsSs and iF PuLIM%S Ssssisn
sss nd o. We: i:sh;,so III TSsss
"a broadway. brooklyn. Time tables "'''
fOr% wssS 4 IL EEx s'rfGSss COMPANY x n
check bsSeaes from hetsl o. ssa'asaa'
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FOR LAKEWOOD,
BAY LINE ROUTE,
European ADVERTISEMENTS.
GRATEFUI.-COMFORTI
EPPS'S COCOA.

BREAhFASH.-"By thorough knowledge OF the
nutrition aud by Careful application OF the line proncr
of we'll selected Cocoa Mr.. Epps provided our
breakfast tables with decaciy favored which
may sAyc u, many heavy doctors. bills. 1t. by tho
udcious Of such articles OF dict chat Constitution
be gradually built until strong enough to resist
every tendency to disease Hund I'd, OF subtle maadIes
Heating around ready To attack wherever there
weak point; We may escape many fatal shaft BY
properly nourshed frame: ''-Ci,il Service Gazette.
Made simply with boiling milk. Sold only
n half pound tins by grocers labelled thus JAMES
EPPs & CO. HomG opatl &c Chemists. London. England
A RETIRED CAVALRY OFFICER, living in
"A one OF the hcalthiest counties In England wishes
immediately 60 meet with in energetic young gentleman
To Join IN most lucrative business must be good
man light weight 10 st. and able to command
application 70 be made before The end Of March:
Messrs; James Smith & Co., Advertising Agents, 81
Moorgatc'at., London, England.
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anfurnisbeo Apartments DO Get.
SCARBORO MANSIONS,
57TH5T. AND BROADWAY.
ntf.uCIASS APARTMENT HOVSE

This and beautiful building Is now ready for occu-
nancy suites consist OF rooms, bath, servants
room stairs and laundry ser,ants closet and
servants elevators buffers pantry, linen and clothes
IL Is block from Sevcnthavc enhance n Cen
Park l. within immediate touch II surface ec
waited tram portaton moving all parts OF metropolis
Ado ming aud beautiful Academy Fine Arts
the Hut and, Osburn
noble apartment houses and the Carnegie Music Hall.
Each 10 faces large court Therefore sunlight fresh
air plentiful The cabinet work Ia OF beautiful hard
decorations all that them. The
mus and main bed.oom will
Into one continuous suite. The bath dining
every and luxury known architect.
Three cecsc elevators run day and night and every
supplied with gas and ecctic lights Particulars
Of tho building owners
IiORGAN & SLATTERY. World Building. May be IN.
,pected evenings and Sundays.
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kECOKDED MORTGAGES.

RECORDED MORTGAGES.
Adc'son. Lewis 20 + J Midflesbrook, : 60th-
st. or 2davc. years. .......... ................
Bostw'ck. Mary 4, 10 Henderson estate. n 44th-
81 of 3i-ave years. ........ -. ............
Bannen John. 10 Emile J Murray ith.ave, sw
corner l0jth.st. months .................
Carmichael Alexander. 10 Cathatinc 7 Smith It
nj. Riverside Drive. : ~ l22d-st, 3 wears.
Dana. william B TO same. " 5 shave Of 18th.
81 j yecar -. ,.,,,.;............s:..:.
Of 9th-ave. wears. ...............
Ecker. Nathan 10 Greenwood Cemetery 8 s Stan.
ton. g Of Willcttst. ycars.....................
Hrrfngton. joseph ct al, 10 Bowery Bank. No
q Elm,t. notes ..................
Huse. Lorin Is. u c l. Huse. IOfth-st, @ Of
Manhatfan-avc. ! year .....'................'....
Hcgceln, John G. 70 Julius T Anger ct nj, $
Kingsbridge Road. Of iSed.s, I year.
Halgon. Arthur j. ct al. 70 Anna wfcrsnoncr.
Laight. corner Collister.st. year.. .......
Hyams Joseph aud wife. 20 Anna wilde and
another. trustees, u l03th-st. OF 3f-aye.
HERMANN Henry, 70 Catharins r Smith 81 Al.
West Endavc. D @ corner 91st-st, l year..
Kegritz. Charles. and wife. to Catharne 3 Herr.
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.

FXPKESS TRAINS IeaVe stalon ,rItlII "~AIVd0 V
New Jersey, foot OF Liberty.st.. North Ri,es
FOR PHILADELPHIA. week days, 90 80 *
70 CO. 80 Dining % Gag A. ~; g. slS s
nicht sunday 800 10 80 il so, Dining ca, "
80 3 80 (DIning Car oo 90 M u 10 s, HG a..
FOR BALTIMORE AND WAsHINEiVN' , "soA ~
and SUNDAYS o 90 il 80 Dining Car 4. NJ, 80 IN
GDInng Csr) 800 % 90 Baltimore only T. NJ i-'s
night n.u.... CLAN.
Pullman Parlor Cars on day tFans, ard Pullman Steep
ing Cars night trains. -.. =. 80
Tickets and Parlor Car Seats can be procured a. ~
o35 pol as 7s5. 9i2. $40 BroadNay - Mu', "a!
street 3l4 Canal Street 81 Fast l4th street 80 noyr ~
Ayenue and 50 IVES, l25ih street New YORK. 1888 Wisa'
iug.on street 126 Fulton Street, BrooAyn ahc - BIZ
wav. Williamsburg. 49,,
Wes,cott Express Company will csi for and eAeex
baggage from hotel or residence % destination.
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RE "A! ?iI' e.,
Coal used exclusively insnrng Cleaninssl
and COmfort.l
Time Tn hlc i'm effect Dec. IL 1892,

LEHICH VALLEY DIVISION.
FAST IMPRESS Trans leave station FOOT 4
Fot BUFFALO, ROCHESTER, NIAGARA
FALI.s,. TORONTO tNp CHiCAG9; e:13 A. y.
rGIman Buffet parloF Car. gu gay Trains ana pullman
FOR wfLKEsBARRE Prison AND SCRANTON
rs .. m. II 80, a+5. : 80 D. IN sundays exeeP
Scranton, s Is a. M. 80 p. M go.
FOR POIT>ViLLE 3 ID a. m, 80, $40 D. Ne
'uI FnE RtHDiX'i AND UARRIsBrRG SIS .. m.
II 80 as. 5 is p M. Sundavs 40 p nrou,x .xn
FOR EASnON, BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND
MAUCH CHUNK I co s:l5 NJ u 80 g - eycc cn
Mauch Chunk. 3:i5. 5 10 80 p No. sundays 7 w.
SIS IL 90 a. m, 40, 30 p. m
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Railroads.

pennsylvania
= RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAILWAY OF AMERICA!
PROTECTED THROUGHOUT BY
Block SIGNALS and Int5rl0ckIng Switches.
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS foot OF
DcsbrOsses and COriiandt Streets.
In Effect 1901 A. w., FEBRUARY 10th. 1898.
THE COLUMBIAN EXPRESS.
200 A. N-Pullnar Vestlbule Sleeping Cars TO chi.
eago and Cincinnati Dining Smoking and ND. pa;se9 as:
Coaches from New York 10 Chicago Arnye' ~ Sl,
THE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.
os 6sSs and esSt%i Sleeping ps
ting and Observation Cars psenIng amanG fo both
barber shop ~ sy "a and FL sss
and movable electric lights. Arrives Chicago 1900
ST. LOUIS AND CINCINNATI EXPRESS.
1900 EestTui, seypi u and SMOKING U4Ins
einnati SIS a. m. ant St. Louis 5 80 D. IN. next
TIE WESTERN EXPRESS.
$50 p -Puman Ne,togle s!eeping cars pSsIad,
P S%'ifS ss To- Dnaf
hAo a. m chi.,sS o 80 p m; y "sX. day
''e a. scs Sss:at Nd
ss@Sas g J" a. e1 clae"ns. oG p indianapolis
Pacific EMPRESS.
$50 :y Dan. u thc ssSEa S gar %
sni CIese'rnd wcekdays, S:10 p. IN.
M "a yAkE S KGrTK d S en!' 90 % S'1
daily With slcyer TO N.w.orleans, and IL ~ night,
With Sleeper 10 Memphis
w.>HINGToN AND THE SOUTH. v..
1890 washington Lniscd' ~eeN.ds, n vessi;
c ca' PI Bamo Ts'a arriving IN Washington ss p
81" ssa Ss afS %shSs
90 g. g. ns 80 :.t
~ SO n asa > 1, e SS rS; b SSgss:
and s. A A"r..:
e,' TO J"ssson'e ~ Aa4a.f hsn and nay Tampa r."
Thon".,ilI. 90 aay I, FOR Key we. stand and
:s": a;:s * + 4ts1.; a%. j Ss;As'ss md
-4s ;as S,ar %ss';a fs'
so r. TD %sif fo ana al S' a S.spass Ohio
roll 6ID oS sH SaE and and SSRf S.f Y,
Charles Route. 500 q. N weekdays, ana with
fOk XfLANIfc i 80 ,ss se.days i,1 wss
Coach 10 Browns Mlll..in.the-Pines
F FSr SAFG bsas Ably PARK
Pleasant. $40 a. m. Il so. $40. $40. AMI II 8
n M week davs. Sundays. Is q. and 5:l5
b m. do not stop at Asbury Park and Ocean Grove
On Sundays
LAp,e., 20 70 90 5 ~, 800. 80 80 90 Wash
nNon Limited, with Dining CAR and III w m W ~ ~
/. 80. 90 $50 ! 90 100. 90. g 20. Q 80 80.
ton u 20 40 a.d 90 m ~ s@ Ts 40 , cox;
Limited. II 90 noon. 90 80 90 . 80; 30
CO. 90 y. m. aid j. 40 night Aeconno-AdoA'
90 and : 90 p. m. A.. n,
For Time OF tans n local points on inc penn
ltal.rrd at the FOLLOWING llcket
0nice,: MOI, 49, oiD 9,+. i.3:s lS and 28i Broad
St, Isl Colunbusaye 81 sxthAye, and foot OF D.+
prnsses and Cortland. C0urt-st. $40 Fo!ton.st;,
Us Broadway, and Brookyn Annex station, foot OF Full
ton 81. brooklyn; 100 -iudsonst S!oooker Ststion.
Jersey CRY.
The New York Transfer Company viii call for and
.hcck baggage hotels and residences through 70
VI p,TVOST J. r. WOOD.
,,euer,, Manager General PasS'r Agent
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Jnsfrurilon.

For Young Ladies-City.
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL tOit GIRLS
ID NO. GOT 6TH.AVE.
New. DR.. and Mrs. CHAS Il. GARDNER Prin:phs
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFFRS-N Y CITY.
Williams, 40 2eo. Timothy Donovan and wife ., soo
Wet az n . zoo It o: Ma. dcrci..t ia.Gx
% John J Murdo.n and wife 20 william 10 20,
%aD fri fi f md VII 10 fr,a 3a
" poll"cK is part ]"' ''N . -. 49,. $500
croSbyst. so -; T'li,on l. Che'eLro ard vie. oo
Dana I.s p,t 20 600
sane '"i Iroiriiy Anna + w,bb ard another t. ,oooo
Lot ,'', GG t. c6S map land. Of cement Moore
lGta ward fond, Kin"e, and wife to the q, 600
-, Am.:ican Teh,eeg GO i,6s '''o'o
Dina B,nf'rt, by guardian. TO Helene Donfort .-
saic pcisriy Martha Boil another Ellen
7oth.,,. "'', =. 100 IT west EGdayc 5ixloo5;
Gorge !os" ",S, and % E. Gari q ki6Sn $4,000
Catharlne >m'c' ct al executors etc. to Henry nm
si.ts a;;,yc i2'SIo2.2; cOauney ,.o 900
.. H'%r 70 N s5s # O OF si.. 7oGSloo ''OOOO
Eiyard Tracy ct al. executors. &c, to August ..
,.- %.'T S%errrx .a%: 10 san, .... 1853 3s:SS
inn.'t. 40 2ll Fast; Henderson Estate Co to mo-.
7ot1. ,w cori.l 3'a.., &i.lxlo': John nauet
co ana VIE To- i rllry o .Gd a an"' lSsx $4,000
William i r.cs and wie to L,nl. Adcison $500
ida E'itci, AMI tharie, I:rityi, guardian. %
sam sam prop'ry Henry siee9er. executor; %
I T"ms ware ad S!t 70 d. nae" Youns 900
jarvis to william Ne, otter 10000
Monaehnn ct al t, John llanacn.... ...~. 2s 800
Amstcrdam-asc. s. 1917 II 81 lji.t.st:
Emanuel Ilcner and wife to Eugcnc Lew 24.5oo
Riverside Drive. rs II ~ iood-st 5Ox
100 Catherine # Smith et al to Alexander
C,rmeha .......... $4,000
-. Francis sIclr r and wife = ~. Il Munro $3.50
7th.a,c 3. 1911 II 81 1'~Gn-et .ov75:
CHARLES w Dayton, referee. TO the Metro.
p,an lac In.irnnse com.ssn,y -. $1,000
Timothy Donovan ard wife to Anthony Me-
owen and another 800. -. -. 1000
3d-aye, =. 175 IT. Of Rose It. 25Vs7 John
Flyers and wife 70 Richard II Roth. ....... 1880
1JOth-st. 1JO2 IL W Of MOtt-aVc, 16Sx12J:
Dircks -. 4oOn
Forcstave. =. 20 II Of Cedar Place lG.sx75;
II Kclcrborg and wife to John { rcrrlcr $3.50
Ba'hcatcaye. corner u i73dst. 25xl2o;
Knapp TO Jo>cnaInc l. peytcn.' .........,. 5000
West Farms 10 Hunts POirt Road. narcc,s
ofth Ward all ir,eeunr; Ninth National Bank
y city To 23d Ward Land Inprovor eat Co $3.50
Lots IL 10 81. map property Of sheridan & Sra
Henry LANCER '..........'.'. 5000
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rF.,N To SLrrLI tutor. professors, Cachess
royernesses etc in ali departments OF learning Cir;
mars Of GOOD Schools Recommended 10 parents MILAN
COYEIEKE Book Building. 100 Ffth.ave. cor 2Cth.Ss
.-ITpTC,I AN FORFI0N TEACHERS AGENCY
"A Supplies Professors; Teachers Tutors Goxehe's"'
MRS NJ j. YOUNG.FuLTON % Union SQUARE.
q EST TEACHERs.-A bronene siGI psc Ss h i,e
Union Schoo! Bureau kerr s. HuYSSOON. , W. l4th'st
(S0MTEIfNT TEACHEHs furnished without chSree
l. schools recommended positions secured. y. EDU-
CATIONAI BVTEAU, IL. ). Kellogg. manager, 81 East
9th-st., n. Y. CITY.
r,LOCUTION and PHYSICAL CULTURE.
r. Class snd priyatc Instruction Mrs. MARTIN,
Hot.l Brockholst. lOl West s5th-st New.York City
THE FISK Teachers Agencies aNew.York Boston
II. F. CROCKER " Y. Manager. 20 shave 13thst)
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The market quiet yesterday and all the saes were
under foreclosure. Sinclair Myers offered unner Tor
closure The Libcrtyst. exchange ~. i'
xlo5 in thirty n st. south slde eaf
0, wrLsavc. II brought :6O,j from tho painun IN "'
proceedings. $3.50 . a., p.,oar,x .,los
room No 10 Water-st foIr'stfy btieh anu =,
store on 10, Is.5Ns2 The lefi!n IN the pIyeseu.n-
wa the buycr to 81. OcO Al the oth't Sa'-' We
either withdraw odlouTntd - .,..,o, 81
The following Sale private contract was IePorVu !"
eNchanG. Yesterday; ., >.,r,,o ,,,,
rnilin Joso son ,od for Maiearctha Ncum,nn tWe
h-ae..tofy and basement front and rear brick d"eIii2
5o\lOo Mo-, ll6 and llS West Ninc;eenthst 10 Ed
ward jansen. FOL sol 600.
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1nsirurilon
For Both Sexee-CeuntYy

IN ASTMAN BUSINESS COLLEGi., Pouenkespsic. ~ :
II opcn ali the year Thorough instruction 10
Arithmetic &C. Teegraphy StenO;rs Apply Typewr.sihg -
business supplied with competent assistant on sors
furnished Send Tor cat!
Miscellaneous.
Al BOTANICAL DRAWING ME- HANICS, MlNlH"
Vl PROSPECTING, ARITHMETIC. ETC,
may be studied home without loss OF tine from h ,
To begin Students need only KNOW how 70 read anu "r
Write for FREE Circular. giving all psItI.u
The Cores pondente School OF Mechanics Scranton Ia
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For BOYS and Young Men-City.

u OOKkE.LrINU. stcnOSrApnJ, Ipe"ri.ins. &C., thur
ID augaL; day evening; situations furnlshcd
Address New.iork Business College. l23th.st. N Y.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-03-23

Er Gov Cri,tsnden aud Senstor George
q. Vest we're sitting 10 front Of the Mid.
iaud Hotel, talking over the old days o.
Center College. Dsnville. Ksotuoky, from
which institution both OF them wers grad
usted, says The Kansas Oily Times. They
spoke OF the many young men who had
gone forth from the university snd had
grown famous. tie most OF them in poll.
tics.
was back At Danville few years ago.
said the Governor, aud bad talk with
cid Prof Beatty, ] asked him who was
the most remarkable boy he ever had uni
der him 10 the school.
There we're two remarkable boys be said
One Of these was remarkable In bis school
life. thought Lin . marvel and expec'
ted that boy to reach the highest position
10 the land.
The other wssa very or linary boy ip
school. and l did not lock Tor much for
him.
The latter boy was John G, Breckiniidge
Senator. Vice President aud ~ one time
candidate for the Presidency. The mar
vel is now teaching in . deaf and dumb
asylum.
10 your GLASS OF twenty Hve boys, Cow
ernor, ] did not think there WAS much
briliisncy, and did not think that man
10 the class would ever rise very high.
ard now fiIteen OF them sre occu
pying prominent positions. have given
II up; | cant tell a thing about boys
they're mystery.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-03-23

Doctor J. +. Mines, writing OF the New
York Of his 10 hood, says that IT would
not do 10 those days to judge the prosper
tyofs business house by its surroon
dings. UDdoubt dy the same caution IL
applicable to the present time sIto Even
nov tine feathers do not make fine birds
Doctor Mines adds story told him many
yesrs ago by Jehisl Post whose father
sni uncle we're in bnsiIess 10 william
STREET.
Their Office and ofe>-in which they
kept only samples we're as cold and com
for ,less as an empty harm.
II happened that country merchant
had received q note Of theirs in course Of
trade. aud Is be was 10 the city be thought
IL would do no harm 10 10 X them up aud
find out bow they 10 ID
% entering tho store be was sstopished
10 fnd their stock apparently very low,
and everything besripg the appearance OF
a lack OF bu.iness.
10 10 ne slsgm be eutsred the back of
fse. and Wa still more dishesrteDed by
its sppesrsle, oi poverty. Al last he mus,
iured couriee TO remark t1st be held I
% oftbe d m.
s.li sxef.d tue s.nio Jehi Il
vi be paid when due.
Tnir did lot satisfy the count, ymsu and
be ysbtured TO lac quire II the 6rn would
nol discoint the note.
/ We dout do business 10 thst cay. vs.,
the cold reply.
Bat ssutlemsn stsmmer.d The msn III
tas- d q isn per c-ot for cash yes. ~iiu .
/ btr of terror. lil take od some is.a
~
/ Brother J-sis', 30 ,oa hesr tbsi2 4his
r.d tue 0 her partner, la's take Lsn
up
The bas.io sss made snd tIs ebeei
dssn
Now ssif o9e 81 the bfcths .. Hyos
please, tell US the meaning oi this s'r4ng'
I transsciioL
The eoasirymsp IN .is biz ejnfesss0b
snd tae brothers rosred.
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otperfcci hsppioess . clstsinle-s rcsrecss'
hiliiy --of mstchless 10 o.. We 8sit' '
ourselves thai lhs world uill reform ltseli
iof our sale, We anticipate fsul.Icss
ps'tner 10 our future bride and chest ou''
selves vith the expectation that the even
current OF desiin,cs will haw over sands
Of gold. Al.sl the fret soli deception We
are compelled to resisn becomes bitter
trial 10 our ior.i,ude but. one after sucib'
er We see these cherished visions fsde awsy
we insure ourselves 10 The degree OF
medioerity which is sllo,ied portion -snd
6nslly learn 10 be oonten.ei ~iih saeA
scraps 80 the charity Of fortune thioss In
our wsy
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s.eret OF success.

Upwards Of thirty years ago when
David May bole was roadside blacksmith
at Norwich, N. T., six carpenters came to
the village from the next county TO work
on new church One OF them, having
left his hammer behind came to the black
smiths to get one made. there being none
which gave satisfaction IN the village
store.
Make me good one said the carpenter
ss good as you know how. But ssil the
young blacksmith, who hah already con-
sidsred hsmmers and had arrived Ut some
notion OF what hammer ought to be,and
nsd proper contempt for cbeapness in
all its forms, perhaps you don't want to
pay for good hammer rs can makei
Yes l do; want good hammer. And 80
David Maybe made sgood hammer that
perfectly satisfied the carpenter.
The next day, the mans five companions
came. and wanted Just such q hammer,
and when they were done the employer
came and ordered two more.
Next, the store keeper Of ths village orr
dered two dozsn, which we're bought by
New York tool merchant, who left stand
ing orders for as many such hammers IS
David May bole conld make. And from
that day TO this be has gone on making
hammers, until now lie has ll5 men At
work.
He has never pushed. never Borrowed
never tried to compete with others in
price because other men had done 90.
His only care has been to make per-
feet hammer, TO make as many such as
people wa, ted and no more, and to sell
them at q fair price Boys, whstev,r you
unde'tike. do 1t peif city, with your might
and You will succeed.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-03-23

W. Z. Bsines. who, with X J. Graham
aud the Speckels Brothers. is building the
Co.'s Bay, Roseburg and Eastern Railrosd
has arrived here from Msshfeld. Oregon,
the b, aiqusrters Of ths company.
There 10 the ereste.t forest Of pine. ce
dar aud other trees on our route up the
Coquille River. said Mr.. Bsiees. that |
know OF orithe Pacific Coast. The trees
are prodigIous and s thick Ms they can
stand.
Because OF their beiog so thick II is not
u easy task TO build ,be road. but II val,
day remarkably well wLel completed.
because Of The log aud other frsighis.
We are nov as busy as we can be get
log down timber iot the five OF sir bis
mills ong tie ryer and bay. The luml
b industry ass never 50 thriving there.
They have been st work o. tue timber
,mmedistly around Msnbheld for t iriy
years. snd the COOL iinbsr has been Gu
out. For this resol there is piegty foi
the toad 10 do ~ bringing dosu the sep
esir tam Der.
Mr.. Bsine ssys TIE scenery slong ih'
route cf nee road 10 the COST Mounisir'
i.svil ! ss tie isnoa. Cos Greek esoyol
bat the county lie not rough.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-03-23

During bis dsys Of youthful co husi
ssn every mao promises himself careet
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sA, ss-la .-~,


The Rsv, II, W, pienon D !. w.. ior
msny years travelling ss.n, oi ibe An, r,
lean bills soohty 10 the sou,h~est Fos
part tftls, time be rode stor.e a
~hicb be ~ss iu,tlt proud. aud Of Vii, h
he speaks as.ia and again alway. 10 terms
OF eulesy, In bis voumc Of remio,se.n.
ees.
In the Brush. oae ui, HI he arrived q,
celebrated wst,riae plsce A four b ,ss
staes coach drove up ai the same tlmr,
and Doctor pieron noticed the ey.. Of
the driver and p.sseng, r, tred admirius,
az on his Jenny. The eolrorienr ., tered
the httei rerist,red bi. neme- without
prefix -sod sent 10 tbs wash room. A.
he iinishod bis sblttious aud ,t)od ip
ing his lace the stage driver burs, Into ,bs
room IN great ereitemeut.
Mr. Piefson, he saio, viii you sl,ow
your he 'rse to run' Tbs money Is up. .nd
vel hsve race II ou lliay the word.
As be spoke be shock in the agent. isee
mass Of bank bills tr.~p thr,ugh hi,
fingers sit'r the manner Of gamblers IN
tbose parts.
Mr.. PIefsoD was startled To hear his
name pronounced in tlis way by strsn,
ger. but betbousbt himself Ut ouoe Of the
hotel regisnr
just 'heh servant sppe,rtd ih bis
saddle bags. waiting TO sh ow him TO his
room, and with ao emphatic No. siil be
turned away.
IN due time the supper bell rang. and
Mr. Pierson stepped ont Of bis u ON mp.
on the piszz,. Then he enoountered .
gentleman who ct once approached h,m
pleasant ly and SAID.
hope. sir, you will reconsider your do
oIsion and allow yonr mare TO iun. have
made q bet that she can outrun 40, thing
here; snd tho money is up. ALLOW me to
say that ! am an old vrgin,an and Judge
OF horses, aud II you will let her iun
am sure 10 win.
BY this tim the Bible society agent had
recovered bis self ossession. He bowed
politely to bis vreiniap friend aud said:
Do you think, tic. II will 10 for the
Pres byterian clergyman to commence
horse racing so ston sfier reaching the
Springs.
Now II was the other mans time to DO
Mustered. He did not say word, ind
doctor Pierson went into supper. Wh.n
he ca ne out again the stranger made mn
to him 10 the most respectful manner.
Allow me to speak to yon sgsu, sir. l
wish to apologiz,. ! beg your pardon sir
assure you sir that Iothing would mi
duee me knowingly :, insult . scl,rpy-
man.
Doctor Iierson made some good nslur.
ed reply to the would be gambler and
thought nothing moro about the matter.
The next winter, in passing through an
other part Of the country, he stopped st
blscksmith's shop to get shoe tighten.
cd,
Wasn't you at Springs last summer with
this msre9 said. che blacksmith.
The doctor answered 10 the affirmative
and with . show Of interest a0b
Wei, said the blacksmith. pstting the
mares neck and looking into vacancy with
q pleased expression. Is il hs we're living
over agaio some pleasant scene, they got
her ou', preacher, and run hr anyway.
Then as II to make the matter eli right
with the owner. be looked up into his face
with smile and emphatic nod, % he sd
ded-
And prescber. she beat, she did. Hs
won bis money.
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