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highes niche in the temple Of Fame you
have health.
81 have. have l, stranger! Don't you
see them yaller-complected critturs in the
corner tnele! Them's got health, 'aint
they! The old woman there has got it
'aint she I And look at me, with this Gu
sed ager shaking nay bones into jelly
You call that health, don't ySu."
"1oOk here my friend," exclaimed my
brother chip, answer me this question and
wont ask you another. you cant get
anything TO grow here, and nothing to hunt
if all your cattle drown, and your family
are all the while sick; why in the name Of
common sense, do you not pull up stakes
and be off. Why do you stay here"
80 cause the light-wood knots are SO
'Inazin' handy
Gentle reader look me steadfsstly in
the face. Upon your honor, as gentle
man, (or lady,) do you believe that was an
animal! DO you think that real genuine
man, or brute, would have remained a
whole life, under these circumstances in
such spotl No, you don't. Now that Is
what call man Of the UegitabIe species.
I | cant tell whether Vegetable thinks or moi
but if it does, will bet my spectacles a.
,gainst the prettiest ladies eyes in the cOun
try, that that mans idea Of heaven was tha
it consisted of a large pine barren, where
the light-wood knots were Z" "'mazin' han
dy," where he could shiver the whole day
&" with c,1'sed ager," over large fire Of
the aforesaid light-wood knots, kept in cen
tinual fame by the ministerins "angels .
the place."
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THE LAST RELIC.

"And mbet this dear token be parted
with to satisf e the insatiate ayarice Of an un'
feeling landlord!" "sorrowfuliy murmured the
unfortunate Mrs. Walton, as she gazed
.mournfully upon dial Nond ring which had
been presented to her bv her deceased has
band few days previous to her marriage
Games Walton was sea captain, and
was in afiuent circumstances when he took
the amiable and accomplished Miss Worden
to his bosom. Prosperity crowned his
exertlons, and fortune smiled on all his
commercial speculations for serious oil
years, during which his adcred wife had
given to his arms two lovely daughters,
Jane and Eliza.
At length, loss after loss came upon him
and his property dwinded down to few
thousands. He yet however had enough
to support his family; but in an unlucky
moment he vested his all in one venture,
and sailed himself on this last voyage, in
hopes of dispcsing Of his cargo better than
another one could dc for him. On arriving
at his destined port, sickness seized him
and the fell destroyer Death, shortly num-
bered him as victim for the grave. His
property was sacrificed, and the proceeds
squandered by those in whose hands it un-
fortunately was conided.
The blow came like thunderbolt on the
wretched Mis-. Waton--yet she survived
the heart.rending intelligence OF her widow
hood, and the inevitable poverty 10 which
now she was reduced. She curtaie6 all
her expenses and hired but one solitary
room for herself and daughters disposed of
all her superhuOus furniture, and deprived
herself of the luXuries Of life.
A year or two rolled Ou, and Jane and
Eliza who had entered their teens, began TO
see the daily distress that agitated their be-
loved parents aud every quarter day added
fresh distress to the wretched mother. She
had parted with every thing valuable in her
possession except this ring; 1t was the last
relic that remained as token Of remem-
brance of her departed husband.
"Alas il must co." at length said she,
putting it back into small box where it had
lain since her circumstances had become
too reduced 10 wear an Ornsment Of such
value.
20! give it to me, ma" said Jane, as
laundering rap was heard at the door, and
in msment Mr.. Hardheart entered uAcers-
noniously, and took seat
"This is qaarterday, ma'sn," said Aei
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
AN INQUISITIvE YANKEE Wo-
MAN.
MAN.

Gould any thing be more faithful or more
laughable, than the following sketch,
which we take from all article called " Gim-
crackery," by the popular author Of I" Har-
ry Franco" in the last KickerOocker 1t
as the richest vein:
Never had weary traveller a sweeter
prospect of enjoying refreshing nap. We
had travelled about mile, and the easy mo
4ion Of the coach had just began to put me
,and my fellow travellers into a pleasant
,sleep, .whea shrill voice, exciaiming,
.s.Slsp 2 caused the driver to rein up, which
roused me from the delightful state Of in
ecipient somnolency into which was sink
ing.
.I,was an elderly lady, with menstrous
band box, paper covered trunk, and lit
ale girl. We we're of course debarred the
satisfaction Of saying single illnatured
word. The driver dismounted from his
box, and having slowed away the lady's
baggage, proceeded 10. assist her 10 store her
SELF away in coach.
Driver" said the LADY" do you knew
Deacon Hitchcock !"
"NO, ma'am," replied the driver, Z" l
have only diiv on this read about a fort
night"
al DON'T" said the humorist; " but |
know Deacon Hotchkiss, if that will an.
swer your purpose"
"Don't neither Of them other gentlemen
know him p she inquired.
shook nay head negatively; for l was
afraid 10 speak; lest should dispel The
charm which sleep had begun TO shed over
me; and the invalid shock his head, as he
was unable speak.
Well, then, l don't know whether to
get in or not," said the lady, " for must
see Deacon Hitchcock before | 60 home
am lone widow lady, all the way from
the state Of New Hamshire and the Dea-
con was a particular friend of my hus-
bands, this little girls father, who has been
dead, this two long years; aAd should like
TO see him 'mazin'ly."
Does he live about here ~ asked the
driver.
"Well, / don't know for certain" said
the lady; but he lives somewhere in Con-
neclicut. This is the first time was ever
$50 far from home; live in the state Of New
Hampshire, and it is dreadful unpleasant; !
aeel little dubious about riding all alone in
a stage with gentlemen I never see before in
all my life"
"There is no danger, ma'am," said the
driver, the gentlemen won't hurt YOU"
"Well perhaps they won't; but it is We
Nv unpleasant FOR lady to be SO fur from
home;I live in the state of New Hampshire;
and thisliule girl's-."
"You had better get in, ma'am," said
the driver with praiseworthy moderation.
/ Well, don't know but may as well, /"
she replied; and after informing the driver
once more that she was from the S ate ol
New Hampshire, and that her husband had
been dead two years, she sooa get in, and
took her seat
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PEELED 70 call out to the driver 10 stop and
let me get out.
MAN SOMETIMES A VEGETABLE.
The amusing Georgia Lawyer" (no
less parsonage than the Hon. Judge
Charlton, Mayor Of Savannah,) in the last
Knickerbocker, gives the following ance-
dote, in support Of lhis position, that man
is sometimes nothing moie Than a vegeta.
BILE.
Two friends, and brother lawyers Of
mine, were travelling, some wears since,
or the cicrnt. Their route led them across.
he sandy hills that form the northern,
boundary of the Alalhamaha, one of the
noble rivers Of our beautiful state. The
hills, or ridges, however, are as barren and
desolate as Arabia Petre- You might
plant a Yankee there, and he would not
grow! Perhaps this assertion, il would be
purpussage" to say, !hatino efforts of in.
dustry orlnginuity could coax blade of
grass to rear lis head above the sterile
soil. 1t was rainy gloomy day, and after
travelling sometimes without encountering
any signs of human life, their hearts were
cheered by the sight of the ''smOke that so
gracefully curled," and they knew, forth-
with, ''that a colt ge was near" And sure
enough, there it was. A clumsy, ELISHA
pen, long hutt, with interslices. or 10 speak
more classically, "chinks," wide enough 10
throw sizeabIe bear through.
Ny friends dismounted and entered.-
A fire of pine wood, or light-wOOd as it is
technically called, in the clay chimney
In one corner were buddled bakers do
zen Of" yellow Completed" brats. A tall
guant female, with long uncombed tresses,
or punches OF coarse red hair, was seated
upon the floor: while in front of the FIRE
and occupying the only stool in the hovel,
sat the ''lord OF the sell in," shivering
under The maligH influence Of certain a.
que.
"Good morning, my friend" said one
OF the visiters, who is celebrated Cor his
politeness and urbanity.
"Morning - was The laconic and calm
like reply, 4 believe that is an incorrect
expression Echo like woman, always
gives the last wOrd.)
"Fine situation you have here" resumed
my brother attorney.
"Fine !'responded the host, "what's it
fine lor!"
"Why, l should suppose you would
have good sport here in hunting"
"Then you suppose great lie. You
cant hunt, 'cepins you got something to
hunt at, kin you %
"No; that's clear case: l thought,
however, that so near the river there would
be plenty OF deer. Still, if it is not coed
hunting ground, it is fine place for raising
cattle.
at is, is it +! S'posOn' the cattle gets in
the swamp, and the river rises pom 'em,
and the fools don't get ou. of the way, but
get drowned How you gwine to raise EN-
then, ell 7"
"That is certainly very bad" continued
my intefatigabls friend "but there is one
comfort left you. Ifyou have not the ri
chest soil, nor the best hunting ground nor
the greenest Pasturage; ysu have what is
bSltss tLsH the nOaarch's diadem, sr ths
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AUS choice aud safe ointment is said to be suyey
- to any now in use for that disagreeabe and laao
some disease, the ITCH. This Ointment is go cerg
IN its operation that no person troubled with the abb
disorder ought to be without il. II is a remedy for "a
taneous eruptions, scorbuc affections of the head
any other breaking out which arises from sharp hum@
in the blood. Price Is cents box.
fresh supply isjust received and for sale by DAN
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LEONdRD, DIR ID. II. .ME.4CH.4Jn, Waiiingford
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OF you on the sd Of April has entirely relieved me from
very severe cough which had afflicted for short time
past Alter using variety Of medicine, and finding no per-
manen relief was induced by the advice of my friends to
Try your Syrup The result have already stated il sue
ceeded beyond my expectation and cheerfuy
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hicted with similar complaints.
Yours respectfully,
boson, May ], 1885 CHARLES RUGGLES
q yes great pleasure to be able my testimony
atot OF your New England Cough Syrup, two bottles Of
which having entirely my cough which was go severe
that my physician advised to spend the coming in
southern climate, but the fortunate Of the Syrup III
preclude the necessity.
Yours, &c. JOSEPH BRADIES
So.'ps Etssa asa tina, he is constantly
edy. " '"e ''"
For SALE by appointment Of proprietors. by
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Rrandretln's Pills.

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"A through our hands, Dr. Brandreths General Agents
There will no more Pills be sold at the Boston Office or BY
d. b. Mussey lwho is no longer Dr. Brandrehs agent to
be retaled in this section Of the country. -" ~
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without eerlcate Of agency, signed by b. Bran.
To prevent ell imposition from the circulation of the
Just let the purchaser ask the vender for his
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Never purchase Of pedars for in no instance do thew
have the genuine article.
trade, they will be displaced The Pills must be kept pure
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O J'no mistake
The following persons agents in their respective
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GEO T.. WALTON, General Agent, Mon tpeier, VT
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PILLS. Or the Vegetable Hygean
~ universal Medicine Of the British College of
Health ne London-imported by DR.. Geo Taylor 2
"s,ist' New York, sole agent in the U. S. for said
Noese' eau be had Of the following persons, Every
packet sold In Vermont will be signed 10 writing by
Pansbcrn and Brinsmsid Jewellers of Burlington. w
State gents, also by the Sub Agents selling them n
not so signed do not buy them. For sale by
Hiram l.. Cheney-Rutland
Jas. Pine, & Co.-Factory Pt. Manchester
Joel Day-koyalton
Jas. ii. Murdock--W oodstock
.. +. Walton & Sons Montpelier
Perry Marsh
Z. q J. w. Baxter-Derby Line
.. Z. Morse & s. Lyman-Crsftsbury
Elijah Cleveland-Coventry
Sabin Kellum-Irasburgh
Amasa Paine-Lowell
Otis l.. Acknowledgment
o. A. Keith-Sheldon
David Lyman-St. Adams
Jno. Kesey-Danville
VIM P,eree-Lyndon
Jonas Flnt-St. Johnsbury
Foster Grow--Chelsea
N. c. Goddard-Windsor
M. y. BuckIand Bellows Falls
J. SteeDe-Brattleboro'
orvls Roberts-Mahchester
J. Hagar-Middlebury
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I ~pufetion Of ,chieh has become established a, The
"osf safe and .Geaeious remedy tper discovered for
Yours &C.


Ihs ~puetion Of ,cheh has become established a, The
~oa 'ge and .0'eaeious remedy tper diseopoed for
fNfLUrUza, oUUUns, GUILDS ASTHMA
IPHOOPING COUGH, SPLITTING or
BLOOD, AND ALL AFFECTIONS
OF THE LUNGS.
P'epared only BY the sole P,oprieton,
GODDARD & BUTLER.
No. eight, Gold Street, Nttc York
presenting this useful remedy to the public the proor
etor authorized by physician from whom the was
eonhdentaly obtained 10 state that he has used 4, himself
ana h extensive practice In Pulmonary affections with
astonishing effect The happy combinations Of
substances, Of which IL entirely Composed are
aaasea 10 dise ases OF the Lungs Liver and stomach
THIS medicine has been used very The mo-
p,eso' mas nos known single instance IN which has fail.
cd IN gising relief In diseases for which 10
e,en 10 cases aPproac hing 20 consumption
bleeding al The Lungs. and where ali other remedies had
see tbe most decided and naerhg sucees has ATTENDED
~ use senmon colds which generally the effect ~
oh~traeted pespratlon, will yed 10 its influence On r.
booIs Nhes used 10 asthma, hoarseness Wheeling and
.nonness Of oss,h gives immediate relief procuring
usnqaN rest and sleep Ia ~hooping cough Il ia without
H' " operates by gentle eKpectofation and ma, ~ vY
60 20 intsnts with perfect safety o.
ne genoinc New England Cough Syrup .l be eny.io,
eoia ball Of efee,Ions, enclosed engraved wtsoa
on y ne signature Ct the proprietor his o~ haud
Nss fngisnd Cough syrup' w
lee q the many ia favor Of thin s,rvo he.
POSSESSION Of the psop'lstor added for The psrsss
h@srs sfe8af Plnnsu Co
cesas@<n-Ahsf hssins tired 'by the reeomme.a.,o.
20, n'encs sinesi ever nedisine Gov cough .rIhon
We lsan r.ef had Recourse yosr New Ensland CO
s,rsp, and snsbed say ~iih nacb
h essss me q oee Of tho obaiaAts coagh. ess
ne~ and shall esl 70 be esly 10 reconae.S \, a. 80
~ oHe ~sen hAdt reed q 20 valuable . Esod,e,ss
Bssoa. Noe %. 1881 JoiiN p. STEVENS
have she s1tssetsA ssd plesTsre 81 &c.,.
VEG '''ns q Ne" EHsaad COash syTvp wA4ch poesreS
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40 For EN,uiyu EBhuSjc.

1lOR general use, in cases Of Jaundice, morbid .sh
x bility Of the stomach and bowels, loss Of oppea
fid BREATH costveness, Piles, and all diseases uri,s
from hillary derangemenis,-also for correcting n
state Of the blood, and cleansing the system OF foul
vscid humors. These pills are mild cathariic,
ducing neither pains gripping, and are there fore
liable and highly approved medicine, AMI are rronit
ced as such by the most distinguished Physicions. la
box containing SO Pills.
Price 81 l-2 cents box.
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a
TOMATO PLANT, vegetable which
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