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The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-02-12
sJERsl,tys CJCGH EoZENGr

IT'S Lozcngcs are sta and have 4. Sherman, NJ. D."
the side the box. They the SAFEST nest sure
and eitctua remdy Tor Cough Colds tonsur ptlorsr
whoopng Cough Asthma, Tighlness ol tile Lungs OF rheI,
&c &C., The proprietor has never Known an iLstHhc0
where they did not give perfect satisfaction. severn!
thousand boxes have been sold within the last three olts
restoring health, persons in almost every stage OF CoR-
sumption, and those luhOrna uLCcr the most dstssIs
colds and coughs They do not check and d. up The cCtsh
but render il easy, promote CNpCc uHuo, udy the ttk-
ling irritation, and remove the IrONMGtG or tNcilIL5
cause. They are made from combination U t. ntA!
valuable eXpCcloraI, cough medicine ana LttEoouut-
cdy superior every thing in Use Ter USE cCnph ls
Hundreds upon hundreds Ut certificates have Teen Gtd
OF their wonderful virtues, from those VINO Lave Gten
saved from an ntmc grave,GEd restored 20 perfect neal!
by using them BOht-OnC hIclle is tht 'Or an adult,
and may bee repeated rom three IL sly times htuN, 80 lc-
quired. Children eight years old, halt ii one Tour years,
Quarter, and In proportion. Very small chi'Yitn or
infants Will take them best dissolved llr I,Hltr--
Should they emcc, produce NAUSEA, the coo
must he CsscnCd To what the stGH,urh wall Gchr. I!i 81
one VIII generally he sui Client 10 take to'n tcu'G. rs
the stomach il Caai! sicktICd no u! tLtts can
arise from dose Us VIII c,sr Ge a'0 hth 10 re-
lcct it and although not Ilesut sensation, viii lie orId
TO aiyereliC here there is much Pain in the breast or
side one Of shtmdL5 Poor Mani Hslcs should he np IL
ed over The part and worn TIL relieved II Intended with
costivcness few cnlhrtc or laxative Lozcrges ar any
mild catharlc medicine should BE- used us oc- sion re-
quiros. ,..
Sold ut the Variety Store, by PiNGEOPN BRiNS.
MAID Jewellers, burlington, VT, wholesale gents i
liberal discout to merchants who buy to sell ne IN.
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FACTORY AND OTHER REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE,

TNOR sale and will be disposed Off terms extremely
IL favorable to purchasers, the extensive and complete
Wooden Factory in Chester South Village county OfWnd
sOr and state Of Vermont formally owned and occupied
by w. Il. 5. w. johnson, together with two cardng
Machines, and other Machinery for dressing cloth.
The Buildings large and commOdiOus, aud arran
ged that Machinery may be set up for doing wholesale
business in easy and ample manner any other cs
Enlistment in the vicinity. Also two small convenient
dwelling houses adjoining the above premises with gar
dens attached to the same will he sold rented.
The location of the establishment being in village
through which the great thorough fare passes from Lowell
Mass, Troy, n Y, and from Keene n, H., to Burng
ton W., affords every facility for doing extensive
tom business, and will be sold, upon such terms TO give
the purchaser fair chance for doing lucrative business
If the above described premises disposed of at
private sale before the iourh day of March they
will on that day lie sold ut public auction.
For aud other particulars, application mav be
made to CHARLES EDMUNDS.
Chester, VI. January, s, lsll. S7.sw
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Of the Rocky Mountains, on the Pacific coast, that
it is absolutely necessary some measures should be
taken to establish our sovereignty over those re-
gions. Mr. Linn, of Missouri, has introduced bill
into the Senate, upon this subject that will prob
ably bring the matter directly at issue ; whether
the English will be impudent enough to persist in
claiming our territory at the Northwest as they
have at thu North cast, remains to be seen, But
as if the troubles about our boundary lines were
not sufficient, the burning Of The steamer Caroline
has again come up and assumeda new importance;
Mcleod who was concerned in that affair has been
arrested in New York, and committed for murder,
The British have demanded his release on the
ground that in burning the Caroline he was acting
under the orders Of his Government, and so ought
not TO be holden AS personally responsible This
is the first time that the English government has
acknowledged that that act was done by its au-
thorty The demand of the release of Mel cod,
was not of course complied with; but this avowal
of the burning of an American vessel, and sacri-
flee of American lives on American waters, by the
authority Of the British government, cannot be
passed by in silence Either one of two things must
take place, we must either demand and obtain am
pie reparaon for the act, or be forever diSgraccd.
We trust that the Government, or the people are
not prepared TO let this outrage upon American life
and property pass by without demanding reparaton
Of the amp'est kind In addition to all these caus-
es OF irritation, there are troubles of other kinds
arising from the interference of British cruisers with
our trade on the coast of Africa. We trust that
oil these difficulties will be settled amicably the
aspect Of affairs however at present, is anything but
peaceable. -LoueH Patriot.
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ON and after Tuesday, Dec !, laiO, The passenger
Olrans on this road will run follows: Leave the Depot
oil the Lowell Road, in Boston, at 2 and II l-2 - NJ,
and r. NJ. Nashua at ga A. NJ. and IL NJ. and Ia
Lowell at 8 "a A. NJ, q IL ga & G LIP. N, or inn
meGiately the arrival Of the from Boston.
Way Passengers taken at Tynssborous,and n Chclms-
ford.
Fare from Nashua to Lowell so consi from Nashua,
TO Boston, $ 80
On the arrival of the cars at Nashua stages leave for any
part OF awHamp.hire, Vermont Newly Ok and Canad..
via AmOskeap, Concord keene CharCstown ~ H., Wind
sOr and BraitlebOrOugh, VI.
Books are kept at the stage Office Nos 9and II ElH-
street, BOSTON and the Northern and Western Railroad
and Stage office in front of the Depot LOWELL, where
be secured any of the Conches and corraet
information obtained respecting the different stage rou's
MERCHANDISE TRAINS, will leave the Freight Depotot
Charlcstown and Nashua, every morning. Sundays eAcep-
ted)
All goods to be transported on the Rail Road going
above Lowell, must be sent the COmpany's Freight
Depot, Charieslown,a al the end OF Warren Bridge.
Goods TO be warded by the morning trains must 10
sent to tho Depot early rs the evening before,
The Company having provided large aid commotious
SOrelouscs both at Nashua and ChnrCS0wn, ana nav
ing complicated their arrangements Tor the
of Merchandise rive HCliCe that they prepared
to rasport all Goods and Country Produce which may lie
forwarded to their DepOts, aud for this purpose have
furnished safe and covered which will perfectly Sc
cure goods damage aud careful, and experienced men
take change of the IraspoTtato On business ut The Le-
pots ard TO accompany the goods over the road.
The Company, determined lot OILY To accommodate
the public but to eXtcLd evay hcility in their lower,
both TO TCnmsters and Merchants, have fixed upon the
follow ing rates OF Freight;
So 50 per ton each way between Nashua and Charles
town. Shopper ton each way between Nashua ard Low
ell
All Regular Transfers running to the viii be car
red the road between Nashua and Charestown each
"''' NV oNsLow sTEARYs,
Nashua, Dee, /, le4O, II
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THE HAIR THE HAIR! TIE HAIR!

~ ofthe Genuine Buffalo OIL over other preparations
than that number Of Druggists cndeavorng omitnte
it, and oisng their miserable limitations on the pblc Tor
genuine Read advertisement Beware OF Pedlars.
Genuine Buffalo Oil is fast taking the place OF all other
articles to promote the growth, soen aud beauty the
Hair its gives II soness that no other article does
and curl beauiliyby free use II will dnrkel
and give the hair satin gloss Ii is highly peruned and
gives perfect satisfaction to all who have given trial
You will observe the signature Of the proprietor william
Brown also Buffalo on imprinted on the bottle In
consequence Of counterfeit which has recently appeared
aud for SALE have been persuaded to Obtain new
label engraved copper, for which have secured copy
right entered according Of Congress in the Clerks
Office the District Court Of Massachusetts, Any infringe
ment will he dealt with according to law.
For sale by 4. IuTCIlINSON, Jr. W0Odstock, VI. ~
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SHEER MANS POOR MANS
pr, ASH Err,

ONLY IL l2 cents each. Each risier has printed on
" the buck gift, " shtrma's ICur man plaster ~
Is the best stCngheI plaster in the world, al sLNt'-
egn remedy for pain weakness ~ hc hhtk, hts, se'
breast, neck, limbs; joints hCumuEn, lutulo, G. &C.
One mun year will nj supply the dcnhid' Inc! Ie-
qure little warming before APPLICATION NaIrehttu SUI
pernr to oil ohcsurd fer quarter the usual price,
making only the hest but the cheapest plaster III 'he
world. IL affords relief iew hours aud mukts as'On,
ishi In liver nplant and dtspe sa, II shUll
be the region Of the liver or stomach, ala II
will afford great and astonishing relief In cough. toGs,
asthma diicut of breathing oppression Of the cltst tr
stomach, they vii immediately sUOh, aud greatly Del tht
the patient Persons of SCI mary habits, or thf " Obliged
to stand much. VIII rcct decided support % IN one
Of these truly strengthen ra>tcrs. hNsi" -eitT.Hy
recommend them, IN pr 10 all ohcrs ise lhey
stick adhere better afford greater iel6! In Their
operation they stinulat, tonic, ard rrodyne. ihcy
are composed of entirely different nercdenta from any
have used them well the united testimony Ct all the
celebrated and distinguished clergy and lscinr~ I" 10
the most useful and highly medicalU pstercvtr ryeGt
offered 10 the public Several persons have cni'o NJ
the ware house express their surprise and at the elost
miraculous hCs" plastCrs have effected. one hhn
who has been affected with rheumatism, n 10 be unable
70 dress himself without nss.sclCC was ttnblei Wi.s
wearing one only owe ni.htto Mp alore IN the Nor
ming put hs cloths md call office with IS tta
ming with jos and his turGue pouring forth the gla'res Il
his heart at the sudden aud g al e!oi he had received
from this best Of ali remedies. Ash for DR.. ShefmGhd
Poor Mans Plaster. 1t j. called, lecar-e tn, rice
places in the power OF al to purchase beires only u Ia
cents. Sold az the variety sTrre Ct PiNGLChN &
BRiYSHiD Jewellers, Burlington W. wholr sale rccnts.
A liberal discount to merchants who buy IL sell again.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-02-12
THE PRINTER,
'Ipity the printer, said my uncle Toby.
He is a poor creature rejoined Trim.

'Ipity the printer said my uncle Toby.
lie is poor creature rejoined Trim.
How so,' said my uncle.
Because, in the first place, Continued the cor
pora', looking full upon my unce,) because he
must endeavour TO please every body, and ten to
one is he peases any body. In the negligence of
n moment, perhaps, small paragraph pops upon
hun; he hastily throws ii TO the conposier- Is in
scr,cd-and he is ruined TO all inents and pur-
poses.
Too much the case, Trim, says my uncle To-
by with deep sigh, Observation-Disclosures case
An please your honor Continued Trim, elc-
waiting his voice and striking importing attitude
an please your honor, this is not the whole
Go on Trim said my uncle, feelinsy.
The printer sometimes (pnrsued the CorporaD
hits upon piece that peases him nightly ,and he
thinks it cannot but 20 down with his subscribers;
but, alas Sir, who can calculate the human mind
lie inserts it and it is all over with him. They
forgive others, but they cannot forgive printer.
He has host 10 print toI, and every one sets up
for critic. The pretty Miss cxclaiins, 'why don't
h. give Us more poetry, marriages, and bon mos:
away with these stale pieces. The politician clap'
hi. specs on his nose, and it in search Of
yioen, inyectiyes-he finds none he takes his specs
of, folds them, sticks them in hi' pocket declar
ing the paper good for nothing hut to burn. So it
goes. Every one thinks it ought to be printed ex-
pressly for HIMSELF as he is subscriber and yet,
after all this complaining, would You believe it,
Sir, (said the homes, Corporal, claspns his hands
bcseeching|y,) would you believe it, Sin there are
some subscribers who do Mt hesitate to cheat the
printer out of his pay Our army swore terribly
in Flanders but they never did any thing so bad
as hdf.'
Never = said my uncle Toby, emphaiically.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-02-12
Cough. COUGH /!

Colds, Pulmonary Complaints, al diseases Of The
hngs Phihsic, UkOOping Cough, Bleeding al ne Lungs
sour stomach pain in The side, Liuer Compdnis&c Price
10 cents boic. The true, original and genuine Balsan
OF lvggwoRT, that has now been III use III Boston, New
York and Philadelphia Tor the lust thirteen years, with
unrvacd success IN curing the above diseases. II Is de-
clcy the most popular remedy now IN general USE For
gcuuiHc, call for Mrs CORNERS Bdis0n OF L,ttTUOTf
aud observe the signature Of the proprietor Wdn Browh
Chemist, ISL Warrington street. Boston. As further 81.
curty against countcrs copy wright has heeh secured
for the outside wrapper entered according TO Act Oi Con-
gress in the Clerks Office OF the District Court Of Massa
chscs, lSi0 II is truly vegetable preparation, md Is
now recommended by many Of our first Physicians. For
evidence of support NIL other preparations see In
side directions Certificates fron the following individuals
well known in boston. VIM. L. IIarudcn, conductor OF
the express from Boston to New York 20. Ellis, NJ. ID
Thos llaskins, .r; Elisha Iiortonj u. Brownj u. T..
Woodbury., Horace Gall Miss l.. Howard; u. Williams,
NJ d. This article Is for sale by all the Druggists in Bos-
dealers supplied by the proprietorj dealers In New
York or Philadelphia.
BosroS, Arc II. 1910.
hereby certify that within few wears past, have had
several friends who have been subject to coughs, colds aud
pulmonary complaints, and have also been very much
troubled with n cough myself Young man who i
agent me New York, fell IOm the cars on the Los
and Worcester Railroad about four years SINCE while
they running the rate o fifteen miles per hour, and
received srriour injury, which caused him to bleed IN
wurlly daily, fora year Amer much persuasion, induced
him TRY Mrs. Gnrlncrs Indian Basam ol INcrwo rt.
lie used or 10 bottles, which entirely cured him he Is
well as He thinks nothing but this Bulsnm
could have saved his life. therefore, from experience,
ccerllly recommend IL my friends md the public for
coughs colds AID all pulmonary complaints. raising Of
blood &c. IL is prepared and for sale by VIM Brown.
WIN =. HARNDEN,
Conductor Of Harndcn's cypress from Boston TO N York
For sale by \. HUTCHiNSON,Jr. Woods,ocs,Vt.,
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SIIER MA Ms w D X NJ
T,CZu NJ G. ELS,

CHfI DREN Or adults can tqke mcdcire in tbs form
~ without difficulty, II is the only why 10 maze II
,lcasont. These Io2engcs are the greatest discovery
made Tor dCsporg the various kinds o worms thrt
frequently aud dIsirtssrGy annoy both children ana
adults, They EluhhN remedy, ma So l!eas-
ant To the taste that children Will take them A. readily o.
common peppermint lo7cngc. Many diseases arse ron
worms, without It's ltrg suspected sometimes very
troublesome cough pains in the joints or lnl llttuns
nj the rose dc, occu,oncd by worns, ara crh 10
easily cured hy this celebrated medicine. The following
symptoms ndCntc the presence of worms, -hc"dnChe
60 tOrpor, disturbed Grcums, sleep lItL'u IN ny
fright and screaming, Cohvul-Crs iNcri'hitss, iEiis
patd hue, hnd taste in the mouth offensive BREATH corth,
difficult breathing itching nj the osc, 0irs IN The sitm
ach naseu sQucaHiShuCss, VurHcN, enti ass, ttrtsI
itching nj the towards hi.t, AID At lei g'. tttc
tons and films and nucr.. OLo is desc ior cld two
wears oI-rwo fer one four years oltlhne fer eight
,,ur, and five for nm adult NJ should he repeated every
morning, or every other morning Until rtl!tvtd
n Sold ut the Variety store ly PiNGLCRN q
BEtNSMiID, Jewellers, IuripGtCn, VT wholesale
Agents. liberal discount to merchants who buy 10 sell
agar, ~
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TOOTHACUE! TOOTHACIIE!

TIVE genuine Gall and Kreosote is sovereign remedy
i for removing this troublesome pain. IL has been IN
extensive for the past four years and In case has
there been the least injurious effect from It's use II the
clear Kreosote that has been much cried ont
Thousands be referred to who have pronounced The
Gall and KreosOc the hest remedy invented This mr.
tcle removes all smell from the breath when ocrasonrd by
defective teeth Reference can be made in Boston, proving
its efficacy John Putnam, NJ. IT, Wecns, j. A. Dill, N
Tom,p George Melville r. IT. Stevens. master Trnnsror
tnton Cars Worcester Prepared By VIM. Brown, Chem
st AL Washington street, Boston None genuine unless
signed by VIM. Brown For sale by all the druggists IN
Boston. Price 2j cent.-large size 80 cents.
For ,sis hv 7. HrrrrHtYsOv. u. Woods,ors W. ~
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-02-12
N CW Good 5.

NE subscriber has just received from Boston, in addi-
ton to his former stock the greatest variety OF Watch
Jewelry, Silver ware Brtiana ware fancy goods,
sic, in sheets, and musical instruments, toys, clocks and
tme-pieces rifle powder, and PERCUSSION caps combs,
preumery and shaving soap; good assortment Of bass
yiO and yO strings claroIet reeds, violin bows screws
and bridges patent heads for bnss vOls and in Short al
most any article that may be found in variety store
which viii be sold at reduced prices for cash. produce
sEsst and approved credit.
II pedors wishing Tor any of the above articles can be
furnished cheap at any other store in the country
Please call and examine before purchasing elsewhere.
J. II. MURDOCH.
N b. Particular attention paid to clock and watch re
pairing and also 10 the repairing ofJewelry. J. II. NJ
Woodstock Sept. 20, lSlU 81
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JAMES MORRISON. THE nYGEIST.


TuNlIE True and Genuine MORISoN's FILLS. Ut Iy-cS
ish Coicyc Of Hclih, LOHdoH. Which have rs t1tr Gu
ratiye powers and intrinsic worth the O. Ctuce ct
enlightened Public and although opposed hy die great
Body Of Physicians in Europe, ard IN eAer Naois, mas
over-prend the Globe that NJ this time, this Ccehrsed
VEGETABLE Medicine Is called for and to r. lad in
every Civilized Country the GlObel is sol ~ acks
ages Of 60 s2.CO and $50.
TIE TEST OF GENUINENESs
Every Package soin the state Of vermont md in towns
bordering on Lake Champaign in the State Ct New Nok,
will be signed in writing by PANGLORN s. BRINs-
MAID, JEwEILrRs or BUELINoToS, NEsN0sr, who are
State Agents. And also signed bv the Sub gents selling
them SOLD ny
JAMES II. MURDOCH Woodstock, W.
VIM. f. Greene, NergeuneS Jo' atl'n Heger. Middle
buryi ]. Frost 81 Co., Bdport. Kent Wright shorsbsm,
Jas. HUH Orwell Ira Dutiun BrGnjoni Hiram L. Che
ney, Rutland W. F. REYNOLDS Factory poin'. March
cstcr NJ X. Scott Dsnrirgton; j. strene, Hrtttl,toTo
VI. = auckland, Fellows Falls " &. Goddard, NirLsor;
Jes. H. MudOck Woodstock Joel llay, ROyalton Poster
Grew, Chelsea; Perry Marsh, Montpelier Jno Kelsey
Danyie L. p Walton a Sons, Montpelier: jorts Int,
stlOhEsbur, VIM. Pierce Lyndon Geo l.. Warner, ohh-
son; :. Z. Morse, CratshurN; 8. I,nsn, Croiishn,
Sabn kcium. lrtshuTsh; Z. Clt,eaid, Coventry C. *
w. Batter Derby Line; Ed. LYMAN, North Ferrsbrrghi
Amasn Paire Lowell: Otis L. Erlon. Montgomery; o. A..
Keith, Sheldon; David Lyman St Alharsi Ma'rtrd hid
der, Moriah. ~ y; G. n. Hatch. Vest ort NJ " e. T.
"A. Boyrton Essex. y. VI Alfred iartwtl, Ioesc'i
~ V: r. Cniirill, rlaiisluree " Y; Gee e. e'erce.
chazy, N. Y; i. iohrsnn & Sen, Wh'6trn " h.i
DR.. GEO, TAlIuR. FYCE'sT.
~ Trordwsy y. y,
United States Agou, for the British College Of Essl'a
Lender.
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II. III. BAILEY

HAS removed 10 the shop lately occupied by Noah
Fisher Jr where he Manufactures aud keeps for sale
all kinds of Silver Ware, snCh Tea, Table Dessert
Salt and Mustard Spoons Cream Ladies' Sugar longs
Butter Knives, c. Gold and Silver Specales Of every
pattern made in the best and warented to fit the
eye.
The above articles he will sell as low at wholesale or
Retale AS can be purchased in New York, or Boston,
Particular attention paid to the repairing of spoons
Spectacles and all other job work.
All orders by mail or otherwise, will meet with imme
diale attention,
Cash paid for old gold and silver
Woodstock, Dee II, 1910. 23-6m
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n A.BRYANT & Co, Have on hand and are just
". receiving prime assortment OF spring ana summer
Goods which will be sold at uncommon Tor prices for cash
approved credit, such prices cannot ai TO suit Gus
toner's Please call ard They will be sold on the
same terms MS heretofore excepting that all accounts which
are not pad within the wear after the account has
nlenccd will be considered cash. aud must be paid in cash
N b. All demands due Of than one years stand
ing must be paid no mistake.
MAY q, u. a. BRYANT 20.
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ATTHE SIGN OF OLD TINE.

d USSELL Il CLARKE, Watchmakers and Jewellers
IL directly opposite Whitncy's hotel, Woodstock VT
keep constantly hand, for SALE general assortment
Clocks Watches and Jewelry. Watches and Time Pieces
of all description repaired and warranted to perform well
on reasonable terms. Also Music Boxes and AccOriOns
repaired and tuned on short notice.
All orders from abroad by mail otherwise, wrecevt
immediate attention.
MAY 8, 1910. l-tf
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For The Spirit Of The Age.
A SCENE A VERMONT WINTER

BY C. G. EASTMAN.
Twas bitter night, in the winter time,
AS cold as it ever could be-
The wild old NoRTHER, howIed like the chime
OF the waves on an angry sea.
In his tempest breath, on the mountain bleak
Oh me how the trees would wrilhc and crcak
lie shouts on the hill and the plain, no no
lie whirls from his roslriIs the binding snow
And growls with mighty gec,
All night it never so hard hath showed
lie hath made him Il curious lair,
That shycring dog, by the hali-flled road,
With the snow in his shaggy hair;
As the storm beats hard he doth crouch, and growl
And shut his eyes with dismal howl
Then, to shield himself from the cutting seet,
His head is pressed on his quiveriug feet
Pray what does the dog do ,here'
His master came from the town that night, Z
That night from the town came he,
When the tempest ravcd with maniac's might,
And the plain was trackless sea.
But, scarcely league of the way he had come,
Ere his eye grew dull and his hand grew numb,
And his horse, beautiful Morgan brown,
In the ihickening snow-drNs loundcrcd down
Ger hidden log on the lea.
lie hath given the last faint jerk Of the rein
To rouse up the weary stccd,
And the poor dog bowls to the blast in vain,
For help in his masters need.
He strives no more with wisful cry
To catch if he may his masters eye,
Nor wags his tail if the rude wind flap
The skin "rh hi. coat across h,s ir.
OF the storm now, they've no heed.
The wind went down and the storm was DER,
IT'S the hour of midnight, past,
The forest wrlhcs and bends no more
In the rush of The mighty blast.
The moon looks out with silver light,
On the high old hills with snow-drGs white,
And the gian, shadow Of Campbels' Hump,
OF ledge and tree and ghostly stump,
Again on the plain are cast.
But there they are, by the hidden log,
Who came that night from the town,
The man and his sleigh and his faithful dog,
And his beautiful Morgan brown;
lie sits in his sleigh, his face is bland,
With his cap on his head and the reins in his hand
The dog with his head on his masters feet,
And the horse, half seen, through the crusted slcet
Where he lay when he aoundced down.