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The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1897-11-19
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The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1897-11-19

One Minute Cough Cure, cures.
That 70 Whist It was made Tor,
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1897-11-19

DeWitt's Collie & Cholera Cure.
Quickly cures Dysentery and Disrrhes.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1897-11-19

Including Dry Goods, Shoes, HMnes-
SEES, Blankets, Halters, Whips, Wall Pa
per, Novelties, Jewelry, ETC., etc.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-02-25

Bat boz dtt v.pttssk t.a.l sarpo'
% tas, tbsy bsilot r5 sod ess'ep
-
N3w duut you lt1itte p0id e Il, !
tsrsa = craa ,patsa cross 70 htu, have !
Mst9
The pony corrobarstea the statement bf
,oal ca,L The masam vent ont spo
shook lspds ujth The boy sui huessd The
Aer,s sud stould 10, have bj.usd her
tad 30. bugssd the boy IS | looked down
into ht, heBe,t, sashius gtsy eyes
P.ti,ncs sud ils attendant ssuiu', kIud
ness, ~uhost auy exhibition ot mans DO
miuiop. nmI ls eudeI'or to buus bin
self up to lb. hotses STANDARD Of iatcll'c',
aud "a retul, wts tvo loving friends.
That they could not tslk Greek, LAIN OF
Eaghsh to eseh ohet digulhsd the mus
tiou. The undtrstapdiuR between item
Us. quite perfect sud besunlul 10 it. elo
quslce
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-02-25
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It has been and is still believed by some
that to break broucho be must be roped,
thrown, bsateD, conquered hefCrs he can
be utilized, writes a contributor OF Forest
and Stream. believed 20 onoe, but the
method has always struck me ss dead
failure. Were the breaker ois fine intel
eot as the broncho, III many in tsnces be
miqht gracefully submit TO reversal OF
situations and allow the broncho to train
we msv learn wisdom, as well as out Of
th II oubs Of babes and sucklings,
had friend once, as bravo man as
ever Rraced d ssddle, leveled o Winches
ter or loved child and be owned bron
cho. II be uould saddle the animal once
or three times day the pony mn't be
roped, troWn and blinded on each occa
sion. My friend said it vas the nature Of
the brute knew he could not be wan
touly unkind 10 anything. 1t never oc
currcd to me that 1t might be education
and hat nature hat nothing to do With
It,
Several ars lrtlr the madam and !
we're csmpei near an ola log road in the
monnteIns 10 the vicinity Of friends
taBch. Oue morning, az | was sbont
building tue fte fur coffee, the rsnchmsn' g
son, = lad Of IS came up the road with
bridle on ti,sr He stopped neer us
an b.gan TO whistle. az one would for
dog After be bad whisiltda few times /
heard WbiuDy aud IN few moments the
the sweet pescsf1Iness OF the summer
mo,nIng Looking IN the direction OF The
souud. ! presently saw q pony comirp
down the old IOld on keen run. A dep
ME cray pony, vltn esrs erect and name
ayiug: / i, neck sas cut.trttchsd and his
eyes seemed 10 hI. b with eIquisits pess
nre. be came Iesping on az # moved by
thoughts q love, absolutely free, besnti
I full 10 lorm, graceful 10 hls liberty snd 10
+ every movement W. H4H leN iOHh W
/ the lsd the reckless gsllop resolved itself
/ |iato sstnglpR trot nutIl be reached bis
friend when be came 10 a hslt and rubbed
hi. nose .gslpst The boy's stoaldet Toe
loud whtnuy vas soiteued sud the rcbed
nscy pressed sg lst th lad for TIE expect
ed c.ress. ltisaRo)d tse1ty yesrs Ell o'
thsl trglt morning and yet the n'mory
Of ituas n eh e. Il saw II nov; csn
taste II again the very sveeiLess Of the bal
san lsten sir. Gao s.e the teLdsr blue n,.I
.tlAt Ia.sred sb9utts dlttant bills aud
seg its pony. ltsd testiog sssinsi ths
b.,, saoulder; aud il seemed T. ms then
.t,d.es aov, that 4 lasrs bad been tsud'
last.sl a boots be would hsv. hugged
baY and sol.i bsse Etsssd Tim OF the
lip. instead Of 90 the hard, had be
knosa bow.
Wlera dad yau 2 / t1s' hofss, HarJf
O4t o. H,us drove.
Yoa dgot ne to cay te'satroucho- be-
TOO siod ID hands me1
Thst. shat be is.
How loBs have yos o1ned him'
! Atoat three uonIhs
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-02-25

A remarkable case Of what, for want Of
"a better name, ID termed perverted vision
is lust aow attracting much attention Ia
No Adams, Mass.
The victim Of this strange mtladY ia
John GhIdotli, a siI.yen-Sld bay who Of
tends the public schools OF tbst city.
Physically aud mentally, 80 far IS sctent
ists aud physicians can delerni be IN
60 way dli IRA from the other boys Of hs
age, except that u is practically inpo"I
bic for him to write 10 the ordinary man
ner. He uses bis lett hand, writing from
right 10 lef', forming bis letters sud e'n
teuCes bsekwar
hi. pecullarlty Of the boy was noticed
~ soon AZ he began TO take wrltioR Ie-tore,
lie learned the letters quickly and "rtts
rspidly for one 30 Young, but biz vIling
was invariably 10 The reverse ordeL
Starring from tae reverse uie OF tie
page. be would cover tis copy book Win
characters which looked unlike 1tAioR
called writing but il the page Was held
b tore d Mirror the reflection Was prtitcty
l-gIble aud appeared Ike ortIa.rY wit
my. s,raoge to say, he mskrs hsures 10
the proper manner Vt be cann"t -
plain the difference b,tss.n atluav tIg
nfes ffcm left 10 right sni letter. II.t The
revtrse. II seems impos-ibio @ teacn th
ehIlj thst there II anything peculiar about
bis chitography aud be pgtsIsts that lis
handwriting is like t1at Of any o'htr per
son
Ooe msy guide bis night tsud o''r
ltpe Of copy 10 the lrJpcr msnrtf bot
the N meut his hand is felesssd lie DO
atau,ly changes trs pencil 10 bl4 lei, hand
aud commsrccs to "rlte 10 bis wsy through
the looking gIass fashion.
Hls tescher, Miss Alice G Buckley, rays
Inst be evidently tics very hard 10 SO ss
be 10 told, but II il ~ dfl,olt for hlm to
write 10 tIe ordinary manner ns 1t would
be for sUother 10 practice his nuiqus ms
cd She cauLot make up her mfud Uhsth
ef hrs difficulty comes ir IL detect % be
sres ~ from the iac' tbtt ne t- i.'t hsni
81. tut ph- ha. lHtl, hope Of remedy uu
le she G, 20 taauor the enid 10 usv hi'
ugbt hsud. b q. " @ugLt nt honh
Aisu. rpaet.lls or tn eye s.fers
nuu Ter of,I,miasrInhs Of q me bow eTss.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-02-25

/ was murried 10 ludis, writes Pull Rot
! infon, the suthor aud traveller. engaged
| for oar honeymcols little house~sirteeu
miles or 40 from any other hsbitstlon q
white man that stood 90 the steep white
cliff Of the Nebudds river which here
hows through ciuyon OF pure white mar
tile. Close beside our house wass little
! hut, " here holy man lived 10 charge OF
On adjoining SHRINE, esrniog money iof
himself and the shrine 10y polishing hlde
pieces Of marble as memen'os for visitors,
Itwsss 1uderiul place altogether aud
while my wife vert IN to change her
dress, the servants laid breakfast On The
verands overlooking the river. At The
first clatter OF the plates there began TO
come down from the big tree that over
shsdewed the house and up the trees that
grew 10 the ravine behind il, from the
house roof itself, from cverywhere, mnl
titude Of solemn monkeys. They came mp
sioely snd 10 couples ana in families and
took their places without noise or fuss on
the versnda and sat there like an audi
epce waiting for an entertainment to com
mercs And when everything was ready.
the breakfast all laid, the monkeys oil
seated - went 10 to call my wife,
Breakfast is rssdy and they are oil wait
ing | SAID,
Who are waiting she asked IN diamay.
/ Thought We were going to be alone and |
WAS lust coming out il my dressing gown.
Never mind, said, the people about
here are not very fashlonaby dressed
themselves. They wear pretty mueh the
same thiugs all the year tonnd.
Add 90 my wife came ont lmssine'
then, her sstonistmeu la the middle OF
the versn 10 stood her bre ktast table and
all tue rest Of the space, as well 81 ihe
ratings and the ttsps, was covered Win
molkeyf, as grave as possible and ~ mo
,iopIesb and slleLt Gs if they vera stuffed
Only thor eyes kept blinking aud Their
little round ears kept tWtching. Laugh
ina eartiIy-at which the monkeys only
looked all the gtsver my wife sat down,
VIII they eat anytbiue2 asked she.
Try them, | said.
So she picked up = biscuit aud threw 1t
among the compsny. And the result
Atont three hundred monkeys jumped up
in the air like one and Just for one instant
there was riot that dsdes description.
The mex instant every monkey was sitting
iD it's place as solemn and serious rs II 1t
had never moved. Only their eyes winksd
and their ears twltched.
NV wife threw them another biscuit
and again the riot and then another and
another and another But at length we
We had given all that we had to give and
got up to go. The monkeys at once rose,
every monkey on the veranda aud adVanc
ing gravely TO the steps, walked Gown
them in a solemn procession, old and
you1s together and dlspereed for the day :
occupations.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-02-25

sd puIffes he tsir cut ~ t#s f.He.ss
snt soarbsr msu pss l,ustias - IaaEs
aat. Aui sbt' n,r,uo ros an aHe
rsvaas,r sra tee ether 49, ,aa ta,s a.a
I Aul tbs r'Jh a IL t.hat,la I..uk @as
-eslthv mso 10 tho city ut Nams.sss.
cher, the ais showed M tha miekeu
,gd ht 49, ultra swell suj ut~Amutesn
sBi looked dosu upao earned ves"th -
/ compared eIlh the tohtrnpt kHi-hn
/ hslue an t0hertof ne suubtg1 uat =
Ags trllos cltssns when be bed tic
tususe bat be- as particularly grafv ta
/ to.n TIE msu sba sa the architect Il
I hl, owu fortunes Hc sbo made money
I sas too uttsriY vnlgaf To- autlbiHR,
/ Aer1s. the tttret hon tia lived .te #
/ tao ktua he dsukrl 81 hcatulf aa3 tins
mao eabA miIiausirs aud geatlamau.
/ to bad made every ceat he possassei Esd
made IL hasosliy .ul snab ets uro ot
tts objects 10 Life bs sss guu teR ..r.
And Bi.pk was oue he had 70 ia far mere
than all the Others Tor Blaut Ae tai s3tb
him alwsys He didat kaus Iast how he
sas going 70 Obtain ti' ohI .o' 40 Ufs, but
he v, itad and trast'd 10 Ffavdaata ard
one day u o.mo to him 10 ths sHsUe d
tamuIa oh'rci to him by pramIuatt
physciau VINO recommended t as very
ueafly 81 iltaIubIc remedy ia certain
e.Aas He lstRnnd 1nIatty naIi put .iFp,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-02-25

Ih-a. Monday. S. Won tell her '"a ata
safas ta birt sirI suf th'' sao uad t't
80 She .I.sas raou n' iae asv Hietir pist
si co.i .ovs sa3s satk 90 thd ps" sals
dse,s sen srs going g. buy her
Professor. thsts us.
Aui then bsnd btr uicr wsld sath
s,el cl.sps sad sith I've uies oss tssaiy
dollar note. 10 1t sod tell b't 10 do bur
opa tr.lire after thi., bse.uss you bsve
got ufei looking after So much motet
I~Ul ss sure you live
ABd thsB. ~ heu the iesr stsrt- 20 tbs
sve sui tie ssms Old hlasb comes oct
tb,r Won lh5u 90 pica wbsn you went
90 lbst ,stter to Albany u yon souIi kHs
her
ttssll usbt. professor,
Then. III, friend, | should bssia to
tatok .be hsl made somtNiag by marry
lag arch ms0,
Your night, old can,
Theu think you souldn't have mlser
able sife any longer Then you would 20
longer rsrt to sell or rent the farm. but
would be- showing the mother OF your chii
dran bow mrch You respected her for her
life Of devotion Theu she w,uld know
she vas partner in that $50 0J0 Then,
# YOU made ycur will all right sud sbe
had good rest, think she would some
time be az eligible widow.
Think TO proiessor2
know 1t Woman + plant thst wants
sun hine. You have bstn leaving yonr
wlf. in the shade too much. She has lot
her color. Yon have made her tbiok she
is an I'D woman. She has given up 'll
hone OF admiration and love and is only
waiting o die aud get out Of the way,
Suppose yen we're tregt d 50?
Wha', me? am sll night
Y.s, know Women pity you because
YOU are ct to such a sorry looking wife
Foolish old maids aud silly girls whisper
behind your back whsta nice looking man
you sre, and what stick OF wife you
have aud You ara Iast soi. cough to wear
tight boots aud oil what little hair you
have left on the top OF yonr head aud 80
srouud figuring up ho. long before yonr
wife will die.
Say now, see here, professor, there is
limit to endurance, am going
am coming down to see you next weoE
will it be all right?
Y f. il You drop II is kind Of talk and
won't tell Of my complaint about my wife.
III try your medicine, Would You stick
for that prescription about the pocket
book aud twenty dollar notesH
How much did YOU say you had made
together2
cave. The dress will be all right and
the pony and the phaeton will be handy
for the gale. Come down s0d see us, old
man. but not word ab0ut this talk. II
you wasn't an ol man, I'd
Tipping bis derby back on his bead and
shaking the wrinkles ont OF his tight
trousers, be put his hands il his pockets
and eauntered away,
There, said !, is one man who has taken
the only legal and God.Riven wey OF get
ting nd Of a miserable wife,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-02-25

o...,,ba. ..l,et..t s,t.I-. tsst ever
.,,,,t ,t,.,ow,h.Ig t,,tD l..t pi,ht a.
,hs ccrrc, NJ Bto.3 and p,ar strest. II,
h.3.,..y, t,er, on. NJ the tnc. Iir,r,
s,.hl., ana the psn,I essol.gr torch aud
,.l,se With the vaies Of Mtdws,
pl.is,nse soi,l.r be began bv Hnuoune
inc that b, -a.sp bo3est man nand would
rather tbtoW bis moaev +, the street than
take a dollsr that dad no, belong to
bi,
I.ste.d ~ leaving ia dissust At bearlue
TN. .hsuslsss sss,ttisr. the crowd drew
,.,ror they wsdsea m ,lsbt and biloxi
al i,hs,t,eet and thav we're hen.
He of,a,ed some trumpery for sale. and
threw All the sm n change h. received 10
a. the s,tce. fer the ba7s 70 scramble for.
II took They liked IL and boIler.d for
maze He sold some tu0Irg sslyanic bat
,e,iss 81 apiece aud then gave the pur
,b.s.t hack nj. dollar
The crowd grew eptlun.sl.e anl tie.
t.Li,o o,eV holder. Hls next move was 10
hoI1Iv ask who gouli civ. tim a dolhr
rnuught 10 throw sssy to get druok on.
or spepd as be pleased couple OF men
ro,tlv nnshad their yay trgard and
.ctnsIIy V,ve him n dollar cash. He took
,he 1ilvsrand cbncklrd With eles. Then
n,eierdipg TO tep.pt having begged auv
thing, he called the doncrs up and re
tnroed each man dolIsr and gaye Them
doll.r ssarrvard ofm.ut
The crowd bagan Ia eheer and " re dIs
appointed when the fakir again offered
,he electric belts for sale. But It wss
only for few minutes and then he again
asked who would give him a dollar out
NIGHT and rxppct Absolutely nothing for
il
The crowd fell over each other 10 their
baste TO reach the fellows buggy snd
make their contributions, He would
take doll from some one, add a few
mara dollars TO It and then wtap the whole
in q oresnbsek making a nice little rolls
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1897-04-03
No SO

cord sa yolont6 ct la sienne, Il arriva
faire regner CANS sa maison la plus
parfaite harmonic.
Quand Ia princesse Louise cut
achieve ce recit, ellie dit au bas-bleu
--Est-il urgent de reclamer l'eman-
cipation du sexe fable, madame
On ne rGpondlt pas a cette ques-
ton, mais lie probl6me etait resolu.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1897-04-03
deyons debattre ensemble.

sans mon consell, ct CONNIE il est
aujourdhui d In chasse, je puis
tralter aujourd'h hui en- son nom.
-Je craindrais quill ne s'offensat
-Croyez-vous done quill agissc en-
quoi que ce soft sans m'avoir CDR
sultee ?
-Je men veux pas savoir davan-
tage, pensa lie genti!homme.
Et prenant deux eufs rouges dams
sa corbeille, il les tendit a la vicom-
tesse 'stupefaite, en- lui disant
Madame, veuillez accepter ce
petit present.
II ALA ensuite frapper a Ia porte
dun ayotat illustre. La femme de
celui-ci, en- lie voyant, s'ecria sans
preambule
Nous plaidons ce matln dams lie
process Eaurien contre Pas-Grand'
Chose, ct nous travaillons dams le
silence du cabinet. Nous ne pouvons
recevoir aucune visite, car nous
sommes accables de besogne, ct nous
preparons DIES effets superbes pour
foudroyer le tribunal.
II s'aglt dun process, dit lie
gentilhomme.
Eth blen revenez, repondit la
femme de l'avocat, 81 vous ne pr6f6-
rez Ei'exposer votre fait a cette
heure, je ne veux Eas que mon mari
L'autre s'empressa de lui offrr
| deux eufs rouges, qu'eIle accepta
dun air dedaigneux.
Chez son ami lie capitalne, lie
oentilhomme trouya les denX epouY
jouissant paisiblement dun calme
repos au coin du feu. II pria sou
ami de l'accompa9ner la chasse
ct de lui prefer, au prealable, queI
ques ecus pour payer une dette qnl
await. lie capitaine ouyrit Ia boucht
pour repondre, mais ce fut madame
la capitaine qui repondit
-Qui monsieur, de l'argent
Mon mari ne saurait engagcr l.
| fortune de ses enfants un pret d,
cent ecus meme parfois a Ia rune
| il men fera point, tant que je serai Ia
Et pour la chasse, je sous defie biel
de " emmener, car je veux quill m'
cond uise tantot chez ma couturiere
-Voiei deux eufs rouges dit i
gentilhomme suifisamment editie.
II ALA de porte Ell porte, chez hui
autres de ses amis, ct recut partou
lie meme accuei. Madame ordonnait
m onsieur s'inclinait madame avai
ses nerfs, monsieur etait de mauvals
humeur madame souriait, mensieu
soupirait.
| lie poete n'ecrivait aucune ode
que madame men eut fait ressorh
| les defaults ct conteste les qualities
| le marchand ne faisalt credit qu'ave
| la permission de son eponse !
medecin ne guerlssait un malade gu
| sur l'ordre de sa moitie lie peintr
ne yeEdait sa derniere toile qu a
prix fixe par sa compagne
chateIain ne desslnalt son parterr
| Que scion les gouts de Ia chdtelaine
lie ministre prenait, en- politiqu(
Iravis de Son Excellence en- jupons
le banquler n'ouyrait So caisse gu
sur lie conseil de sa dame; le baro
ne dansait que sous rgil jaloux de !
baronne lie professeur donnalt /
! ferule a ses eleves ct In recevait 4
maison /; lie general battait la generate
mas il ent mis- son uniformc
Tenvers 81 ellie l'edt exiet.
Notre gentilhomme fit done un
abondante distribution deufs rouges
Mais il s'apercut bient6t quill avail
| depasse lie nombre de visites qu'i
rait arorniS de faira IL nohot
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1897-04-03

Mere experience. Ii esperait bien
ne revenir all palais de son beau
pere qu'avec deux chevaux-
/ \ Get effet, il Sc rendit chez un
celebre homme d'6tat, connu pour
son rigorisme, la fermete de son
caractere, ct l'inflexible rigueur de
ses principles, lequel await nom lie due
Jacques. Ii fut introduit auples de
la duchesse ct lui dit
-Notre Seigneurie saura que je
deslrais parler au due, mais on m as
sure quill est occup6, ct CONNIE ie
sais bien que .ce que femme veut.
mari le veut, je vais vous presenter
ma requete
Men faltes rien, repartit Ia noble
dame. Jai bicn assez de m'occuper
de mes chitfons, Gle mes frivoIt6s ie
ne me mele d'aucune affaire je ne
donne pas de consei!s, je mai pas de
vo!onte ct Dieu merci mon mari
est lie maitre 4 la malson. Adressez-
vous lui.
Sur ces entrefaites, lie due entra.
--Oui, dit-rl, ma femme est le
parfait modele de l'ob6issance.
| lie gentilhomme, transporte de
joie, secria
Cher due, faites-moi done la
grace d'accepter un petit cadeau que
je veuN vous faire de deux tres
baaux chevaux.
-Pourquol des chevaux ? de-
mande lie due.
-Je vous prie venez dans la
cur, ct vous choisirez entire deux
paires que j'ai la.
----Daignez me faire cette faveur
---Cependant -.
, ----Vous me rendrez un service d
nul autre pareil.
I'm verite, vous me pressez -.
~ aureZ, sans tarder, lexpl
cation du mystere.
lie due, la duchesse ct leur visiteul
desceGdirent dams Ia cour on piaf
faient les quatre chevaux deus
z ma9nifiques trotteurs de lUkraine
:: noirs CONNIE lErebe ct fougueus
j. CONNIE les cavaIes indompt6es du
j desert, ct deux ardents coursier.
e arabe>, aux formes e6gantes, blanc,
. CONNIE Ia neige, Il Ia crinere hot
e tante.
-Choisissez, dit le gentilhomme
t les noirs sont dune beaute san:
t Ggale, dit Ie due
-Mais les blancs soufilent du fe,
t par les nassau . s'6cria Ia duchess
e ravic.
r Les noirs front bien a MOI
6quipage, vert bronze, rechampi d
). blanc -.
7 Avec les blaneS attel6s a ma Gale
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