The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-08-22
TIE ONLY SURVIVOR

al the Hayes Arctic Expedition, Mr.. s..
j. Mccormick. now e. s. Deputy
Mineral Surveyor, Bliss Station, Idaho,
says For years have suffered from
severe pains in the hip joint and back
bone, depriving me Of all power. The
cause was Stone ia the Bladder and
Gravel IN the Kidneys. After using
DR.. David kennedy's Fayorite Rem
pletely cured.
Mammal Mammal she cried. Tom.
mr's maxim faces at me, Amt doing
anything Of the kind, retorted the boy.
Why. Tommy, corrected the indulgent
parent, | saw you myself. No, you
didn't persisted the boy ! couldn't
make face il wanted 10, All did
was 10 screw up the ready made one
I've got.
Strange ease. that of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harkins. How so' Divorces are COM
mon, ! don't see anything so remark.
able in the fact that they have separ.
nted, Oh, ii isn't the separation. But
here il is nearly two weeks since the
decree was granted, and neither Of
them has got married again. ] can't
understand what the motive was.
Edwin aud Lisa, says the New
York Press, are two little cousins of
three who are almost inseparable and
divide most Of their goodies, One day
Edwin had whole cracker unbuttcred
and half one That was buttered. He
gave the former 10 l.isa, and his
mother commended him for giving
away the larger piece. Little Liza
looked up aggrieyedly. Yes, said she.
he gave me the biggest, but he kept
the buttercsi.
--One Of the directors OF an art gal
lery in Boston tells OF the sad ease OF
local artist whose III luck in dispos.
Ing OF his work was notorious. One
day lady interested in art matters
was gushingly enthusiastic in her
praise Of The artists work. To his dis.
appointment, however, she evinced no
disposition 10 buy. How interesting
your work must be, exclaimed the
woman animAtcdly. How very inter
esiing' |. has often occurred 10 me
that when one has spent many ANXIOUS
hours cf patient and loving toll on a
painting, i must become very dear to
onc-~a thing OF love. Under such cir.
cumslances, il must be very hard 10
part with i. Hard. maiamf rejoined
the artist bitterly. Hard' Sometimes
i,'s impossible.
Attorney General Jackson OF New
York was critlcisine in Albany Ger.
tain excuse that had been offered him.
II was a slim excuse. be said. I, re-
minds me u The escasc of the light.
ming rod agent IN the days when all
The world swore BY lightning rods
farmer had lwo costly ones pa, upon
new barn. Bat only week or two
later there came up violent thunder
storm, the barn was struck aud in
lew hours al cha; remained Of il was 4
hop Of charrea black refuse. Next
day The farmer sought Out the light
ming rod agent Fine lightning rods
you sold me- be shouted. Here's my
nee barn been struck and burned 10
ashcs' WHAT SAID tbs agent. Struck
by heh,ningf Yes. sir. by lightning.
In The dAyiime' No. at night--issi
might. The ageni's pasalcd frown re-
lAxed = lii,ie. All, be said, il was a
dhFk night, wAsn'i If OF course il was,
sEid The farmer IL was patch dark.
Were the lanterns barring. What lam
lerns' The sgeni locked amazed, IN.
omduioas. Why, be said, you don't
mean % Tell me thai yon didn'i run up
Lanterns on the rods on dark nights
] never beard ~ such ,hingi shen,cd
The farmer. Ron lanterns up. Why
Wei. said tbs agent. Il you don'i know
encagh 10 keep your lighiaing rods
showing yea eaai blame nc. Il.