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Hard assas IA elbow WARE, :,
CUTLERY, GER.3fy9.Y SiLt ER WfRE
d6obS, eRoGKERy paNp CL.as.s
m. z, aAnnsia isaRsa eapGcANies,

t.ades ana tssi,tieneh-=We tnke this bppurtu-
ssGr iiief5l iaruissg thus af and ~ hHps to iii
sure lbs eUhiIrnseHS Of th4 sahit by hslf dsS7'as
aha seasanab't ttigES; !,
vs. d. tbt pssiehA to Use *:ft s&A9sf hsf shall
Ws FFds.H.8 " REbl'rt to Ill the world that Buf
GB5Gs tssrg GaEGfls s4isttAA, 'hNG hs'lHt( where
tt9s taSp good aFliegs and sell tl!eap, tAif9Hgli
US afhn5tHA5s hal ;Fe were more than lohT days
II 2sAbGtihs} = II wY stq say, ISL please sa agd
e$G:niae airi;tis3 t.id prlEtgj aha heA $n&ge iot
B4trseIAes: ,.Tho$5 wishing 10 purci'rsS pIo tngit
I'd ta Sill l:;lH.s rtttGaasIng eise%ier.: Woarr RI!
c6s us etii|f.s;S ~ ahat By bloased u SUI, il
h6t us will not discount iHto and EMO secrecy
h8F sav set;.g it Is vol, s8i, }dA shall knts, ouf
5dds ilttly 'dv eF illtn w have sold 10 DthS,s,
bui ysl ;44r3i Inst e bF H. but bif c6ur5q shaiI be
Il si%ls p":Hea 'e:ctr WE cnt afford TO sefi IN" use
Nj Ii.i,E.
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Tie following lines are taken from "a poem
the death Of an infant in tbs Rnjckerbockcr 10
MAY ..
How peaceful they rest,
Cross.l0jde6 ttcro
Upon bis little brGnst, .....,
Those ti0y hands that NC or wsts SID before,
Bot ever svered wish his nottsr's bsir,
Or tbs piaia cross ,bat 90 hsr breast sis wers
Her heart no taeFe vii, best,
10 feei ths teHet, o. sha. s8fs paim,
That eyef seemed 8 asV surprise,
Sending glad thoughts ~ 10 her ssss.
70 Eiess him WITH ,hstf holy eRitHj
Sweet thsggbts; thai ieft bsf syes AS sweet
How slgt nae the haads
Tbat we've those pleasant bands
Bat that they do rat rise and sisk,
WIZ his eaiaa breashiag, should ttia's
That he wsfe dropped asssee
Alas tSs deep, 100 dssB
u sbls his s'umbes
fFMe SCARCE can number
Fbe ysafs ere he will wake agaie
Oh my we seq his sss:lias epsa !hsa
Hs did AHt Reat i;.se @ay
4 d9wp lbs slrepm 81 timsy
WIFI HtkHHty 65E1j NSA~'tf'fs t''J .'rt'Sr S'-T}
And hs1saiHg titsir f4iFy eh:me
His slsRder sail
&e'er fsEt the gaIs;
Hs did BRt f8at Fillis WAY,
And REi'iRg t9 tbs sh8FG,
Wills yst twas eaFly day.
Wertealmy RI his Wayj
F9 dwelE With Hs R8 iR9fs
Ne jRFFiRg dia hs fesl,
E8 gFatiPg on his vessels kse'
4 STRIP ST gilyeE sand
MiPg|ed Tbs WHSLE with ths lana,
WheefFs rs WR5 SSH rs n?8rsi
9h s!sFR M9F}, AGH2f mora
'F4ll shSFt hig j9Hrncy WIS 20 d&st
81 GRFlh HRt9 lis ffandalls eaYs
Ths WsaFy WG!sht lhat Gl@ mSQ mAsi,
rs bb99FFGe Hn99t t39 the gFFye;
lis ssseemme4 eheFYb ##h9 Ina loGt bis way.
And Wy2ann@4e eFFeedd h}ithsF ; So hiS gfS$
Mlh Hs was Ps h9FF md md tWWaaas m8stt ffsSf
Tt93t hGs sh%9l4 bs rs aSiySSr il s22Flh's si8a;
N"2FE nReeSsf e 2aaHHssse and el2abse his fist,
E% ssit92Hndd b bef&rS his GGd.
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Neap Goods.

TENtIE Subscribers would inform their friends,
n enemies aud the public generally, that they
have Just received, and are now offering for sale,
new assortment OF ...r
SpTEmg :asRda SsaaEasaacE &dsdDAs$,
ainung which may be found ..
FANCY BUCKSKlNS,
Ginghan,s, CoppcrpaIe, MusIins, bishops Lawn,
printed Lawn, plain and check Cnmbrics, C9mbric
Muslin i'nco, lace Qn'iRg, E,dsInga and Insert.
STRAW BONNETS OH hand and moro expected
soon Bonnot Trimmings u large assortmentt of
ENGLISH, FEENCD, AND AMERICAN
4 Es & r. Il fSs
plain and figured silks for Drossesj silk llandSfs
yups' siecia brown Linens, Ctush riekins, Drill.
Ing shsetnss, shirtinga, Umbrellas, Hats, and
injury yihvr pIlIees lop. hun,erous to mention,
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s.Giaas.cpaEhNA AHaEGA.

1fNff II subscrbets,k Std purchases y FINELY
! IL Wqwan,i,y of rh8rd wood CEiARGOAlL' '"'e
1Yi lEwant deliIcrod ATTY Ills Euraace M a'oS,4,
&er january and tubrharp nokty teh Mhirh dg l;1
payiEiN D1lhrs per thnhdred buslolss ln'caSH -,
wanted orr delivery, Or he wall advace cls o;'
eentraot. fJro Coa " Mhbn satisfactorily security w.
sipsa,hat the coal wifi ais :deliIeHed atGotdmg To
cai,traet;Hzbary, Ju"c, HUlNHAM PADDOCK:
St. Johnsbury, June, 1889 ~
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ASS REV. &ebasF$
a4aaaas
E4f~945--. :,'r$443IESE'
tx h if$$E3t 81 III ss si +ssss

SHf%94f}-sy0 :,1r$4'l }IEN'
M h 4 i3 i!s = " f33 s ss}55#i %j i
sssi:is,g MA :fiss IN e. e, aai'.gafls, -.
Ea seisa Efi# sst % Sa $N sssk sH
a;s 81 E#a $s S,asS -" $ Et.iHg Ss $ f
sEi. K: a qNy4 Ss sf rels E:s s. sa s
ass.r nsd7 u; sfia mi TEs.ha&9 Isls -;
bcaW!ifiH assortment u, tfif3NG; Easey !idRs;
sallls;; plan ai;i hsnJi SEEKS l ,tecstsj
E!I!$sa #sflS2;s 81. sssss!!s g.,
s; s H. E ai'. 4 41s Es#sss s
white nee; prime :ss'r!n,ent If }sAt tS
Ehr,arrlate; lriSf J,iAd;5 f&ii{ct 4.in% hh nsh5
ti;i! li.icm 81 q tg;Tet,ibnsn fetGre ESs
EtHNF4iatnS9 tgr | ai II M a y,s-y Wis nc
,lya}Is 4'i@sI, $st, s;a SEsf g"3ksf 3
;tigs cyi} s NY "a ! r',s a add {tcaGlJ Ie FGi
Mat slR4Hastf6 ~ ,ttlnx, e. An;1Ie; esrs3 5<s1gS
AI%i, siif for sttssi7Gn wor; t!Ro ;32pgl G95SIS
s e:is,I 6s 4't "S,E? x aiid s
TtsA ad 'fab! }3E4i3sa fffT ufGrMan eliF9~
F7ae ri r.. l}ss' Ef}c'f Is
C!'i,ra &tid !ft4fl,r I,H ~ DC go *
W y, ;aA P}} ,e teH SqllsJ SIS G;; y AN 1
VII. /. s:e,}9s2 ,.fr.R s4TG.:tSs'fEss
~fasiFt2 2hi,SSi'iai, sell 3,rFs 24iaily iuyii, Ia
cai ah aHihe t44s:laltr2 ,sFNeGl " NA';'ht- ~
Sa2jW; View l0ElU ,ihs9r+tHealt lst r}glG. Rn
| prices tow, VIZ will o'setpeF lgqN Qgans! {Felfs:
/ ST. Jol. nshny pltr, .AFf4iltfli ts3S N;t%-+f
L44444sla:Ep hLlitl-ApAit& 30 i&} -.
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aNieap Goods.

VHSllE subscriber would take this opportunity 10
L. express his grateful acknow Judgements 70 his
friends and customers for the constant and liberal
patronage which they have heretofore extended 10
him, and bo now hatiers himself that no can offer
inducements sufficient, not only to merit, but 10
c,,re an Incense Of tho Same patronage. Ilo has
now tho piouo,.--- ..f S,-s i4-"aniAr s.~.------'
carefully selected assortment OF - ..,,
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.sW G8astSgss,

IL ;a@fcsaeiIbeah ayaljuf seaeivai IeyhttsG& nee
apacse Si' ir tpH eesaS ahair SiAHe dG 4ya1on the
Sgt ass It ST. q q, Sc do s B H.
s Z u r + q G.sisas assS9 ~ ~ ". y -
that they have 20 the public
Niah6ugh we tarra,!isdasp o.! gat,ao ihk cpabRsris
goodsb for the a,ss pi pGag and tsnl, ssy
haughl our Gouds a.-durnon, iheayatb iho,cMr
sret sei oA-'ueah bars nor will Nc s&iy.ai vac
wfFtrHTi~a pon,c ufptqperor spiio, at Dr SletnIS2
DC iat saie smrae tn s5t then, Fiytiates Ir ui
sina otferanrticEcs aiiaL dt NOT Cost 'Seir
tAe& pepper dr. tcn 'fdr ltha sariaht rhiehot
pEe6; hGt, Nyo ~ ua Say tAt and tlESy
GOODS and pripes WE feel asshrodd het athes wdf
pafeasS of t4,land WE 'nrnoeuntiderti 1tsn " srai
they yet ,oeae apalcpmps tlcr,fidohs With tliuin
neishbors ftat,arc huar ,t3 asssw here> tuS skfih
t perfectly satisfied wiit, ahojk basgafuN ley "il
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SV Ashe9ea.
0S NsH EEeas
In exdAausS f6f Gtmds,

z TUN5 OF good. MAeIe' stisAfias
ED r"riS Of rcol, A!anlo Slgcr
l5pa yards OF Tow Cloth,
IS ions'ofo WNQIkSlsnd, most kinds Of Country
Prodaes, pnN9Wry,ese Of char tn good rpay;
Ing eusten eFp. 4sbY Hot Fotnsedr;lc :, rood ra
IN c,,gta",r-. FJSpppGIE ,tSsdlIQuGHTON.
Lyndon, May o. k239,y 'rt- p, (lCUGtD94M
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fGsc11Ss q. NY S:s3} SSfS.SYpsg u.s.
ED.IvNEg' RIRB ON;S AND LA,lYArS;.S
CG&ckch'y ssasei qsEgSs vY1:s3.c,
kA.sED @.fi2$ AVID CUqNERYE

, Es..ED TT.TssK7 .HY3I CO4gvIGREt
Coffee, Spices, &c; PAINTS, spts Turpenrnc,
OH fit,ioi; blno do, \ Gm, C"pitrls ard indigo;
Glass, r:,., -.,. rt:.!, f1oi-a Ha Roda, F!al ila,j
SC. SO.
ss,.jss zn! %3eh,en.cp- nba@s i,g,o.cc If
goods cd,nprisNs iysrt on:I % WHat V>c now t4;@
TOY safe; an' e resaati';iY invlte yor 10 favor Us
with :" S::t '1a;tt. r;G&aseng elsewhere. We tee4A
II unl'i,tSSsarS - say : h@f3 we purchased uai
irrs;} Will convince ;hoS:, who favor us With an
opportunity 10 r-hibit them foF Their claninatioh
lnat they have Been }ndcioasLy sulacrcc, and mi
OR .>ricra are cutie 1oVV.. e.. 1885,.
NipTREDGE Il COLBY.
ST. Johnsbury Plain; A}i:1 -, 1882 9i-n
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NEW GOODS!

yNSNE Subscribers would inform their friends aud
z the public generally, tina, they have just re.
ceived choice aud beautiful assortment Of foreign
and domestic 21S?as z GOO 10 50 adapted to
tho present aud aPproaching season; consisting Of
bROADCid3G44 AND CASSIMERES
of the most desirable covrss Sai;net,s, Rowan Cas-
s,mero, Buckskin Fancy, &c. Cor shn.nier pauts.
Epslirh Gingfau,s, CoFPeuatc, printed Muslin,
Bishop Lawn, Swiss aud BooN Muslin, plain aud
checke,l Cambria, hair Cord, do, corded Robes,
linen Cambric ldkfs. Cambria Alusliu, dos web
Lace, lace Quilting, Edgngs ard !nsor,rgs; ladies
kid Gloves, black and white Silk, do; super Belts.
tanbour and spool Cotsens Gents> 8acit Gloves
Kid and L.npnA do,
fS5sc1Ss ~ Wy &s{9y} 81 SPsg:r@s
Eo.I.NEg' RIBBONS AND L.AA9.Arts.Ss
Cap Ribbons 'fuffcta, satin and tylyer, do; tsuuae
aud 8onba4irr, gro dc Naples, gro de Swiss, 'uarj
s'arf,et silks Fancy seAfs sl,cf rhorPas, Medi'
IA, checked anG Madras Crava,s; light and DARK
Vestng?j Vest Duck, Padding, Canvas, siiecia,
brown Linens, ',iren Thread, SILK, Twist &C..
Crash, Russia .siapeT Ticking, Drilling, S,ger.nst
and shif'inss3 Umbrellas, HATS, Gaps, Nc,
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.4oaoEtifl.lGt.tl VI

II '4'lFt17IHt.N
- .he Hon The 5A,r'rfs evf,,5.joy Ire District f
tz InJ i s2tA dnhisla4t;iA o Tho isfa}s
a - ENpCH, WIRE TATE II, EyndoH III sST6
r Il. ;. S y !'esa f. sc!thlX fopre@eh,I
lIa> s!p'S Of rhS I1scsaYsa is MOI sui:
By the SIM 81 seSenN I've Adfiars That Inc Said
deceasGd Was III Tire iTAta Of his tGhth, sen d n,a
rosFes$ed9f real estate Within Ire state, Of Yer:
grtidt hef license Is se s. Each 81 tic reaf esla
5f me said dec:eased, us vii. enabf6 her 10 pty t
sum dn6resad iosetter Mn the cost Attending tn
s'f Dated at itanyfc, tn.s ,ath day of June. 4 T.
1890 MARY WING.
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! gsts5sEs,,, REFERENCE II Fen FFss q EsSSsSrss

fFt. IaCsc ?iiit'r WITS re- ncctIUlN TIE
ltM,hsl,sGmlal cWaA,d,EptQ aatiiiAAH taorR the
toy a9sffses asch IsotanslnGes taimanF atae
dtasia paiplaaay siS! .stana,r and nAenfSu napipg
hilens constantly hand FOR sale at the ,o'rosi
l2s'e@S. SA7sasslDyy ssaxAcs
of Y,ies AiriS; VIZ cfTtnlndf nShi;s sh. la oy,
ioF slsh Eata aiz, cao,lpou oNoIo .ske i;s opQ-
7b 9aiias 81 f,azha, oft I5J 20l and 4 lights .Gar
goe9 ylhsis tcay -a % olIlA aae4 .gIids, ID
dass? Il Ii&inohes tAjdk, taibda Rskiuoa Sc dNlfs
laSrlsiss hid rhifheh hky calculated for sne.dld
Ho"aoe nndpuble, bsi3s Hsss osea
Iofa G and ptii;is5 q hose orsi
hi a GlahI E;nna2, atsdsGng Ins l6hesh, t;ir,,.b
sitB, 4ct dnkiA9 tufa inches tl,ic ,spablo e. oc,.
side and nNg3 Esas9ssssyg T.SEz1egs,
jmadc in tho EEk asR dleaEsf RIEAhRssS.
lnhde En- S,pa}ea ushstdst ayFee visiting 81, }he
iGJrs Dus wsiiiiyh,, tx ;tia
nDde 90 fso s!sp sat,aH aidoys ut
d9se5i apSel # ai4 oan51tsihta ,cii
sBy ~ thps,ehuit AmGs' {peas oethoha dy,s Iinc,
sSih .fs2tefyg i ,yhe,0 rt5hssj tNs2,Ass tl, !t
,yod 1 h v;a ptrpci tass,
IN, b. Chose rilints Tor eprsilias,s pa .r,l,,n
me NuIpn Taeaee his s&AmniuA ue a6 me tns
work o.s, r.g2 ;a!' ~ ~ shon ana examine :ha
,v(pn,non 7 by isushea will be sold fer 3 centa
light,n,r1p, ~ Eag',e- ,i'l &c rclf f;,- CO. f
IAN orders by mail or otherwise, punctnntty at
tended ,alers bv mat or htAdNGllsE ,a5 li,,,iss
SIZED ohnsbury March 2a ,ds399R,r MCagR4S.
30 100 ,,-
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. :r>5sS' sMI.SfsGs S8%DG4slSGIGG
DRY GOODS.

consisting in part, of BROADCLOTlS and CAS-
SlMERES, Cloths suitable for summer lants ana
SDcncers: Scotch and English Gingiams printed,
checked and plain Muslin; Monsen Delane, a new
and fashionable arlicle Swiss Muslin; bishop ia~n;
Cambrc: Irish Linen; black and colored Silks for
dresses; Inserting, Edsing, Quilting; Gloves and
Hosiorv; prime assortment OF
y MlSSLfSH FRENCH MD AMERICAN
PRINTS, and Of .S1'R.4W BOMWEIS,
and t;arni,ures; Tuteta md Cap Ribbons, Bonnet
fsinlnss, Ne, ALS,',
wv. A. Goods assda ssrOcesics,
CROCKEky, GLASS AND HARDWARE,
utld verety OF other Articles which need no, be
enunleFuledj all Of whch were bought where they
Keep soud artleloa sud sell hea cl'nap,.ne nsa.lof
Whe,fpf 1t be New York, Boston, or New Orleans
Ladies' and aenetnsn o this and heghbering
suysg ase eeaaeaed to cell and eScrrihe for item
selves fhe subscriber wl tate great pleasure IL =
oh examination 1t shall be found, as It Is believed
il will be, the. thay Are e.sop, a"a that they are
Iost The articles Wanted. . ..,,..r.
) '-' l.Gs4f blyVDls OF PRODUCE
~ - Il. X. FAIRBANKS.
I.cve. Waterford, May 7, 1899. o3-tf
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E1dpET'Es ".

Tie following lines are taken from poem on
the death Of an infant in this GniclerbockcF Tor
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iii 9$ghaR&g ,f Goods, inoai kinds, Of p.53g NTR{
II. CUTTING Il Co
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OUR BRITISH RELATIONS.

The cabinet of old John Adams, it is
veil known, felt strong sympathy with
tie British government, and Rufus King,
cur Minister 10 England. under that adj.
ninlslratiol, formally and officially pro'es-
ted against permitting the Irish rebels
Emmett aud Mac NIvcn, from being allow,
ed to come to this country on the grounds,
tat they having been guilty Of reasonable
PRACTICES against the British government at
homo, would necessarily be bad ciizans in
tbs country. And our government, in pro-.
scouting and Furnishing Mackenzie, are
apparently Influenced by the same feeling
| and sympathlcs now that then operated
upon the old federal Cabinet Of John
Adams Is not this true; and is it not n
startling fact? That the present admir-
lntou, which processes to be praclca lily
democratic, should feel and act on this
subject precisely like the old federal ad
minlstralion OF john Adams that openly
and publicly repudiated democratic prInci-
pes and sentiments.
We have already noticed the tone of the
Presidents message and tho speeches Of
tie leading members Of Congress at The
time Of passing the neutrality law. We
need Only refer to the proclamation of the
President last year for proof Of the exs
tonca of tins British sympathy on the part
of onr government. II the President hat
actually held the office of Vice Roy of hi;
county from the British Queen instead O.
hat Of President Of the United States
from the American people he could no,
have stronger language or taken u more
effac'ual way TO sppress the insurrectlor
in Canada and to prepetu ate the despollt
sway of Great Britain over that III fate,
country. Indeed SO thoroughly satisfied
was the British aris'ocracy with his oilorll
in this instance that the Duke of Wiling
tor paid him public compliment in thu
British House of Lords.-I'hen we hav,
the letter of invitation from the Preslden
to Lord Durham polilical act undoubedl Il,
otherwise It was senseless aud ridiculous
This also can be considered in no othe
light than as n gratoltous effort to concilial
somebody, eilhir the British governmen
OF the wing party in this country who ~
woys support the Btltlsh government i
all It's pFeteusl0ns IN all casgs whslho
! bright OF wfC0g,
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TIE DEVOTED WIFE.

She was beautiful girl. When first
saw her she was standing by the side of
her lover Of the marriage altar. She was
slightly palc-yet ever and anon, as the
ceremony proceeded faint tlnge OF erin
son crossed her beautiful cheek, like the
RI Elections Of n sunset cloud upon tho clenr
waters Of lake. Her lover, as he clasp
ed her hand within his own, gGzed on her
for moment with unming'cd admiration,
and the worm el qucnt blood Swallowed at
intervals his manly forehead, and melted
into beauty on his lips
And they gave themselves to one unoth-
or N the presence of heaven, and every
heart blessed them Us they went then
wav rejoicing in their love.
Yeas passed on. and | again saw these
lovers. They were seated together where
the LIGHT Of summers sunset stole through
! the half closed and crimson curtain. lending
n richer tint TO the carpe,lng, and the eX'
Quisi,c embellishments of the rich and gor
geous apartment.
Time had slightly changed them in ont
ward appearance. The gIrllsh buoyancl
Of the one had indeed given place to thu
grocc Of perfect womanhood, and her III
was somewhat pa|cr. and q faint line o
care was perccplble on her brow. He
husbands brow, too. was marked some
what more deeply than his age might war
rant; anxiety, amb ton and pride has
grown over. and left their traces upon 1t
a silver hue was mingled with the dark O
his hair, which had become thin arOun'
his temples, almost to badness. He wa
reclining on splendid ottoman. with hi
face half hidden by hs hand as if he feare
that the deep and troubled thoughts wing
oppressed him were visible upon bis fea
lures.
Edward, you are i'll Tonight said hi
wife in u low, sweet, half inquirins voice
as she laid her hands upon his own.
Indifference from those we love is terri
bic to the sensitive bosom. 1t is as if III
sun of heaven reiuted ito wonted cheerful
ness. and glared upon us with cold, dir
aud forbdd'ng glance. Itls dreadful to fec
that tho only being Of our love refuses [
ask our eympulhy-- that he broods owe
the feelings which he scorns or fears to re-
yea'-dreadful to watch the convulsiv
features and gloomy brow-lhe indefina
! BILE shadows of hidden motions the invo
nntnry sigh OF sorows IN which we OF
forbidden 10 Participate, whose ChaIGctt
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LAWS OF VERMONT.

Passed at the session Of the General H..
sembty, iu October and November, A. d.
1889.
Resolued by The Senate and Houss Of
Representatives., That the Secretary Of
State be directed to cause to be published
as soon as may be, in all the newspapers
in this State. not exceeding two in aOy
one county all the chapters Of the Revised
Statutes which take effect before the lst
Of July next. except chapter 81 and LOG:
aud such Secretary is also directed not to
publish the Revised Statutes in the usual
form, but deliver the same to the revising
committe for publication, agreeably to the
Revised S atutes.
Passed November 10, 1889.
c, L. KNAPP,ISecre.ary Of Slate.
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we cannot know.
The wife es~ayed once more. Edward,
said she, slowly. mildly and nflcctiona'cly,
rhe time has been when you were wiling
to conlido your secret Joys and sorrows to
confidence. WHY. then. my dear Edward,
is this crael resetve' You are troubled
and refuse to tell me the cause
Something Of returning tenderness sof-
tened for an instant tho cold severity of
The husbands features, but it passed away
ard butter smile was his only reply.
Time passed on, and the twain were
separated from each other. The husband
s0t gloomy and alone in the damp cell Of a
dungeon. He had mingled with man
whom his heart lca,hed, he had sought the
| fierce and wrongcd spirits Of his land, and
bad brGalhcd into them the madness of
vcyennc. lie ha1 drawn his sword against
his country; he had famed rebellion to q
fame, and it had been qucnched in human
blood. He had fallen, and was doomed TO
die the death o. a traitor.
The door Of the dungeon opened, and
light form entered and threw herself into
his arms. The sohcned light Of sunset
| fell upon the pale brow and wasted cheek
Of mis- once beautiful wife.
r 'Edwerd-,nv dear Edward said she, i
have come to save you; | have reached
you infer q thousand difficulties, aud
thank God my purpose is nearly executed.
Misfortune had soiiened the proud heart
of manhood and as the husband pressed
bis Iale wife 10 his bosom, tear ,remb'et
on rs cycash. Il have not meri,ed Thu
Kindness he murmured, in the choket
t tones of agony.
'Elword,' said his wife, in an earnest
but amt and low voice, which indicated
n ex,r,me and fearful debility, we have no
p. q moment to lose. BY on exchange o
= garmnts you will be able TO pass cut un
i noticed. Haste or we may be too late
d Fear nothing for me. am, q woman
and laey will not injnre me for any effort
/ in behalf ola husband deurer Than life Itself
Il Blu, Margaret said the husband, 'yo
| look s,dly H.. You cannot breathe the ri
y of this dreadful CELL
d or, speak not of me, my dearest Ed
% ward, said the devoted woman, Il can on
= dure my thing for your sake Haste, Ed
@ ward haste, aud all will be we'll, and sh
:. aided with trembling hand, to disguise th
). proud form of her husband in the fcmal
d garb.
;. Farewell, my love, my prescrver,' viii;
. pered The husband in the ear Of the dis
Y ausch wife, a. the officer sternly rcmlr
= DID The supposed lady the time allotted
|. her visit had expired. Farewell "
II shall meet again responded his wl'e-nu
II tie husband passed ont unsupported, al
i, oicapcd the enemies OF his lie.
e They did meet agan-thc wife and Il
fe husband bu, only as the dead may me
ID ii lhenwful communion of another wOrl
n Affection had borne up her exhausted sp
, it until the last purpose Of her cxer,io
ii vas accomplished in the safety OF her hu
G. mnd and when the bell tolled on I
MS borrow, and the prisoners cell was ope
h 81, the geards found wrapped in the hab
MS ren's OF their destined victim. the PIT
e. but beautiful corpse of the devoted wife.
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proof of our assertion in derived from the
overt acts ofthe people Of Maine and the
expressed feelings at least OF a great ma
jority Of our citizens residing on the bor-
ders Of our extended frontier. II is in fact
the old commercial federal feeling that
appears 10 influence the government and
Congress, to which the democracy who
are always patriotic are decidedly opposed.
Our government has assumed, unwittiDgly
we hope, the old federal ground; and the
same feeling and policy, that objected to
Emmett and MacNiven being permitted to
take refuge in this country. now operates
against Mackenzie.
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"Ask my Polly
To lend her dolly I"
TRUTH STRANGER THAN FICTION

We copy the following detail from the
doings Of the 81. Louis police Office, as
reported in the Bulletin Of the 9th inst.
We doubt not it is true in every particu'
lar.
George Mortimer VardWeN. u gentncl
and intelligent young man, of about thirty
years of age, was brought up this morning
on charge being drunk in the streets,
aud disturbing the peace. He pleaded
guilty to the charge, and evidently Iabored
under the greatest emotion. When re-
qucs'ed to give some account Of himself
he replied -
"Sir-l have now arrived at that cX.
tremlly Of degradation which, long ago
! became satisfied would ono day or other
become my position, Sir, | do not be
leve J was born to this. In my youth
when ] first started in the world, my pros.
poets and my hopes were as bright as the
sky which bent over me ] married q
beautiful wife when ! was twenty eight
years old, and had acquired a considerable
competence. Sir, need not tell you hou
loved her ! see by your counlenanct
that you you know something of human
mature, and are already satisfied that | an
not common loafer-that ! have beer
driven TO the present extremity by som'
extraordinary circumstances. But | vii
proceed with my story,
Two years after Iwas married to M
wiie--who was young English lady o
handsome expectatlon--and had u beauli
lful boy to bless mo with hls innocent en-