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MISCELLANEOUS.
WHICH IS THE HAPPIER

By a cheerful fire, in neat little par
lOr, one cold evening in December, sat
two young girls. One was gentle
creature, with soft blue eyes, and pro-
fusion of golden curls; clear, fair com
ploxion, and sweet expression playing
ever in dim9lcd beauty around her fresh
red lips. She was busily sewing some
firm cloth, apparently into garment for
children. Her sister, stately girl OF
majestic presence, with full black eye
and her jctty hair coined smoothly over
her ivory temples, was quite absorbed
in the contents of book which lay open
on the table before her. The gentle sis
ter was named Eleanor, the other Isabel
They were the only children Of wealthy
farmer Their excellent mother had in
iiated them into the mysteries Of house
keeping, including all the business Of the
dairy, and notwithstanding they were
highly educated and performed excellent
~ on tho harp and piano, she still requir-
Cd their assistance in all household bust
ness and kept no servant.
At length isabel, having peruscd the
last leaf Of her book, looked up and ex-
claimed,
"ExccIlent' This story ends delight
fully"
II am glad you have finished it," said
Eleanor, "ior we must not disappoiut
the little Mays Of their Christmas gifts.
AIN afraid wc shall hardly find time to
finish all the garments"
II do wish" cried Isabel, "that there
were not so many poor people, or else
that mother did not think it incumbent on
her to provide for them ALL have heard
that Mrs May was beautiful and high
bred girl, and might have been the wife
of Mr. Andrus but for her foolish attach.
ment TO Mr. May, and now she is suffering
the consequences of her folly. am sure
| cannot pity her"
"Yon speak harshly. isabel, You are
aware That Mr. May was doing very well
until the destruction Of his property by
fire, and the subsequent sickness of him
self and his family. And then wha, wo-
man with soul could live with Mlr An
drus' would not marry such a man i'll
he were emperor of the world"
81 dare say not" said Isabel, with the
prettiest sneer imaginable; "you will
marry for love undoubtedly"
al hope | SHALL" replied Eleanor;
"that Is if ever marry at all. But |
can never love one who does not possess
estimable and lovcable qualities"
''Ah, sis" cried Isabel, "yon may be
sadly deceived with regard to mental
qualities. shall look for something more
tangible. There is no deception in gold
and silver"
"But, Isabel, how often does fortune
desert her worshippers, while worth and
goodness are eternal. and very frequently
raise to wealth and worldly honors." I
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GUS lotions and mixturesistand beside her,
nauseous, if we may judge from the en-
preston of countenancc with which she
regards them. She speaks peevishly to
every domestic who approaches her, and
they obey her summons with tagging step
and uneasy expression Of face, as il they
feared or hated her presence. She feels
the need of human sympathy, she yoarns
for the accent Of affection, her soul is
thirsting for the sweet communion of Il
loving spirit. She looks around wildly
on the magnlfconco of her chamber
wrings her hands and weeps for the des.
olation of her withered heart. She can
not endure this miserable loneliness, and
again she DISCUSSES her haggered face,
braids the gems across her aching fore
head, folds the rich silk and Gastenes the
glittering Jewels above her bleeding bos-
ON, and goes forth to be cnyied and ad
mired. Bat who that could read her
spirit would for moment envy Isabel the
crown which is so cruelty studded with
ice dimonds around her tortured brow
and which chill and heavy is curdling hel
blood, and bending her proud head down
to an early grave?
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Notable Wires. Hannah More in one
Other leiters,Says, 81 am acquainted with
n great many very good wives, who IRE 50
notable, md sn managing. that they make
= man any thing but happy. And |
know great many others, who slng
and play. and paint. aud cnt paper, and
are so accomplished That they have no
time To bc agreeable, and no desire to be
useful. Pictures. and fdlers. and every
thing bnt arreeableness and goodness, can
he had for money; but as there is no
market where pleasant manners, and en-
gazing conversation. and christian virtue
ca, be bought mcthinks It's n pity the
ladies do not oflener try to provide them at
home"
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THE WOODSTOCK AGE,
Unpublished
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AT WOODSTOCK, YER MONT.
ELM STREET, OPPOSITE TIE BANK.
j f X Nj s

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QUEER DGIvING.--A short time since
as the mil stage was going one dark
night from Boston to Portsmouth, and
the driver wa, alarmed by the cry or"oh
lordy we are kilt every soul of us. -
The driver jumped off his box, and found
that he had driven into carole, demol-
ished it and "spiIt' an lrishmcn and
two women. The driver s,mcwhat en-
ragged that the gallant Hibcrnian should
keep the middle ofthe road, gave him a
pretty severe lecture and concluded by
asking him if he did not see the lights on
the stage! eyes, and TO be sure did,
and drove right bctmane Mtmn
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.iGccfonGte 1dricr.-The following
peice Of aliectionaie advice was given Sy
the Chinese authorities 10 the English for
ces, at time when hosil,ics looked most
formidable: "Afier so long an absence.
Mt so great distance, yonr mothers and
sisters must he longing f,r your return.
You have been here long enough: 90 back
to your families: we don't want you here"
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CROCKERY AND GLASS WARE

Nov openins 10 packages crocLery and glass ware,
~ intending
Sets Gold Band China Tea Ware, with plates to
mairh.
Ssiis White and snria d 10.
seii. Connlere White Stone Dining, Tea, Coffee
and Toilette Ware.
Sets Complete Blue do DO do
Together with full assortment Of Edsh G. C. and
common
ALSO:
loo dozen Plate and tinted Tnmhiers.
leo nnrs Rirh Cnt and Common Lamps
m Revolving Casiors, different stvirs.
Plain and F!niei femonalrs. jelly Glasses.
Rich cnt and common Salts. and Preserve Dishes.
SC. &c.
Purchasers are invited TO look largest and best A.
so'ment of ware to he ionnd in this regipn.-all Of
which will he sold at the lowest prices. c. DANA Jr
Oct. 23
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a VISIBLE SlGy.-At Sunday School
examination, few days ago, little girl
being asked by her catechizer. "What
is the outward visible sign or form in
baptism'" innocently replied "Please
sir, the baby"
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POETRY.
HUNTING SONG.


OH see how tine red deer honndeth,
As no nears the horn in the morning;
He leaps, ms the blast resopGde'h,
In his flight. the hunter scornins.
And away, away, oh! away,
lie fleets through The forest dsear--
'Tis more wild ircPdOnl's pay,
Than the hurried speed Of iear
lie leaps, rs the blast Tcsoundelh,
In his flight, the hunter scornns;
And away. away he bonndelh,
As be hears the horn IN the morning
Then OHIO! Ohio! ONO!
Away To chlSe The deer
Ohio! OHIO ohp!
The free, the free are here.
On an through the forest flecllng,
lie HES to the rock built fountain,
And hears hut the echoes, retrcaiing
To the dcIs and gIen4 Of the mountain.
lie stands by the welcome spring,
Aud looks in the mirror below
When, bark! through the green wood ring
The horn and the loud ono
He leaps, and the blast resoundeh,
In his flight, the hunter scorniug;
And away, away he b0undelh,
As he hears tue horn in the morning.
Then oho! Ohio! oho'
Away 10 chase the deer;
Ohio! OHIO! Ohio
The free, the free are there.
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AGENTS NAMES.


llShe'l Palmer, Cr'. Dnna Ir.. H00ifock. A. Cay
4 Co., Bartlett X NhilComb, UsIthusfch. a \ II
Nardncr. HiHdsOr Townsend d Becker, PiUsfcht.-
ellison, smith ~ Co., Proci0ySriHe. Chss. D0dd, Roch
ester Geo FruCi~ H.. smlh, Eriici. t. VI. L >. Il
siorker, Philips Baker, Huthmf McrrCk S lyesler,
Justin Morgan, S'Jrtbrilgc. T. r. Neycus, R0yaicu.-
Wooster pUWuCr, Sharon. ! Brooks. u iic Ritfr.--
W II Slcrl, Wtt Hirifard. b Il Newton, Norvicb.-
Geo. Wmshhurn, l. Thompson. Syrjrofch Daniel 1ait
Snus, TGiiSyHc. Cushing, NmcOlt,& Nichols, Qurc'
rhc IW'gc. Otis ChaGhcrn, PUmtrCi J u Danorth,
Ir., B7rru,d seymour nckrnp. East BARNARD. Davis
Wheeler, Care pGi'h. ShGrNn a Richardson, j. Had
Icy, Chci'r John Wilder, Ambrose Pcusr, UcStDH.-
james Mart nIYgmGHih Furnace lewis Robinson, South
R'0dins. l. Rpymond Ira Angel, Hrjdaouot,r. j II
Manning, ChnS Shctwin ABdotr. Adams, Arlington
4 Co., LWii0W. Oliver Iniiy, SOuh UOodstlck. w
Brown, RsadinC. 5. l.. Wheeler, Plymouth Noicb.--
John White, Norh SPrin efsh. H. c. Fay, South Rtading.
j. T. Nichols ~ Co, PTLHSriHc.
REMEMBER
The only Office in Boston where the Indian Vegetable Pills
can be- obtained is NJ
I0S FREMONT STREET. los
Principal Office aud General Depot, Race Street pJila.
drluln,
Boston Ian. Is, laii 1872
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From the MiddlcscS STANDARD.
LABOR.
ny CAROLINE +. oRNE.

bh I - u Ia " u Z YIN W.
IIo, We who at the anvil toll
Aud strike the sounding blow
Where from the burning irons breast,
The sparks ~ to and fro,
While answering to the banners ring,
And fires intenSal glow
Oh, while yc feel lis hard TO toll
Aud swoe, the long day through,
Remember, 1t is hlrder still
To have 10 work TO do,
llo, ye who till tho Stubborn soil,
Whose hard hands guide the plough,
Who bend beneath be summer sun,
With burning cheek aud brow
Tc deem the curse still cimss 10 earth
From oIden time to now,
But while ye feel Ills hard TO toni
And labor all day through,
Remember it Is harder still
10 have no work to do,
Ito, ye who plough the seas blue field
Who ride the restless wave,
Beneath whose gallant vessels keel
There lies yawning grave,
Around whose bnrque the win ery winds
Like tiands of fury rave'-
Oh, while We feel It's hard to toll
And labor long hours through,
Remember il is harder still
10 have no work 10 DO.
Hove, upon whose iaveroi cheeks
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Your faithful friend tin draik.
Btel-ebub.

P. S.-Will you take back your wife,
if | give you another bag of gold' She
kicks up n terrible rumpus here. She
has just chopped off three inches of my
tail"
But as David Stats never did take
hack his wife, it is needless to say that he
was ever after happier man.
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GelAhIs.EG's
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.

=
TIE WONDER AND BLESSING OF TIE AGE.
GHlNDkE EDS Of thousands Of people have proved
IT ana all confess II m entire master OF pain ell
Ing, sore pile sore cir and o every nnamihc affection.
Five minnie, III convince any one that pain hy burns
Hnd 'cHllS ARE indeed trivial (Sce pumphles) II 10
our duty to tell all men thi sayc is blessing is capabe
Of saving all pain md even life hen every other remedy
known und the faculty is useless. Every family viii use
II. Wicked low wtrclrS are cOuuicli il. md by
their trash much life will be lost mud suffering endured-
with ntnh Ike cilrUncry They pretend II tn br genuine
H. DALEY sno written each box, Magical Pain
Extractor is gcnumc avoid it poison, Useless and dam
errons
Tile following persons are agents for the sale ofthcs gen.
une article in Vermont:
y. j. Allen, Woodstock; Potter nnl Parker. Pownal;
VI. X q =. :. Scott, bennington; T. p, Peck. East Hon
nneinn In Remington Cnmtyi I. Chihs a. q. Smith,
Wilmington; Perry q DEXTER Dover; Nahi Chccnev Jr
Townsheud; David 7. Gushing. Camhrlsport, Windhum
COunt,i Joseph ialleN O so. Chester Sharwin 4 Rich
ar',un Chester; A l. Thompson Co. Springfield;
DHrtlCt Il Whiicnmb Memberships Dnn'l TAFT a Sons
ImtsvlllG q BAILEY, So. Woodsiocki Walton Brown,
Fc!rhyl, DAVIS Wheeler, Cavendish; Geo r. Moul
ton, i'iitgrwntcr. oil en-
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WANTED
Is Goods, ''''' ''O'' !" eN'"u"Se TOT
Fhuncls, Won Yarn cbecso
frucsirg, Dried Annie. Sberp, Pel,s.
Fnoiings, Buttt,r
And AL kinds Of Grain for which the highest price viii he
paid GEO. r. CHAPMAN.
Oct2j.
y lNSEED OIL. White Lead aud other Paints
~ Paint and Varnish Brushes &C.,
ALSO,
PAPER hansincs for sale NJ allow priccat STEiRNS'
Cheap store, No 6, Ed>on's Building.
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WILLIAM WRIGHT, vICEpREsIDENT,

or TuE NORTH ANGLICAN COLLEGE OF HEALTH.
and TINT pcdder never in amy allowed to sell the
cuune medicine Al travelling igents Will be provided
wi'hH certificate Of igCnry nhnyc described ard those
who cUnnot show one will he known ms blSe inpOslors.
Yhe following highly respectable persons hyc been mp
pointed agents for the sale oIthc above named
URiGHl s INNiIN YEGEIiBLE PMS.
o. Tug NONIM AMLRlcAN lOLLLGE OF NEALlm.
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9Sihtise @rfinoun9.
Hortrefltbe
9SQf6 M a I 0ine.

ilnterfbrisbensr 1T gum eissntbimer BON
5rn. SbuSert's neulieb erfunoener patentlr>
ter waI6malbine ssDOroen, fir ole eanns
ties $etba, Wlcnt9cmcrp llnc Serts, Hno ut
MIN am Ssrfertiseu Ioleber Olaftblnen, al
Ieiner QBerfttatt, all Der Gfe Ser Da6s
binaton uno 7ten Stra6c, eem altcn
beutIebsrefcrmirten Shulballe sesenlter, IN
Der StIot Neapina; no CT einen Sprratb
prrCeben gum Se(ttbtisen unp Scrfauf, auf
.6ano balt, III pem niecrt9en spreiie bon 6
3balern, ilnp Ite Iollen Dem Saufer an ir9enb
cincn Ort, inuerbalt ber benannten gauntles.
Gns 5aue aebratbt meroen.
DisIe Wlalebins 1T fir 2Bcblfeilbeit, 2Sirf.
iamfeit uno .SoIlfcmenbeit III leber 5lnltebt,
pbuc Nusuabmc, bic srbbte grfncnna in Der
betanuteu wclt-Ge 1T Die einii9r 2Saids
moItbinc uutcr cen Yielcn Saui ienpcn, Die ibcn
prcbrt worben Itnp, weltbe ais peltommen
crflart porben. Oefclbe ipaltbt cbne, 3n rels
ben cper III blriteh 5u relBen rper ab5unlfs
seu, gu prel1sn oper 5u prifen.
2(utb brlebt Ite feline &n6rfe ab, nnb bers
riebtet alle bic fcincn Nrtelten, ais Sanns,
Srufs, Sransen ,c. Su iduFern, i'll rpenl9en
Wlinutcn; autb reiuiat Ite Oclltommen allc
H6fe, 6empen, Yettnber &c. Don ber 9rot>
fen umD Gbmusi9iten 2rt, nit prnl9er ais
Dem sebnten She'll Oct Ssife, Die auf Die ses
w6bnlitte QSeile pes walbsns ansewcnpet
psroen muB. Gin Olaphen bon 10 Sabs
ren fam mebr in spei Stunpen ,palben ais
slpei Beibsperlrnen III einem Sage init oer
Sano.
Scr patentcisntbImer, SER 9ebnsert
bietet 800 ciniser perion Die einen 0shler
al per msalebine seisen ccer berielbsn cine
Serts1eruns anbrInsrn faHn. Oa Die Sau
art uno Operation oisIsr MaIbine einfatb
it,, 70 bslor9t oct gisentbilmer oaB peric:
nen Derlaitet tperben m6scn oiclelbe natb5us
MAIDEN, gu perfaufen unp su 9ebrautbeit, III
Seeintrdhtisuns Ieincr Nethte; ct iparnt bas
bsr SeosrmanM 9ssen oas Serfertlsem Ser'
faufen uno @ebraubsu rerIelben, cbns ielne
ginipi(liauna, iupem CT ent1blc(ien 1T alle
Solde seriebtIicb Su bclan9en, Die lttb aut
plcie 98eiIe nit ieinen Neebteu bemitteln III
ben gaunties <eebA O1cntscmerp unp Serte,
rnb Die pisrScbn Sabre oauern bonn ltten
N1ai l843. - gr bebalt itb bas Seebt Dor
fir Sebapenerlas cbcr Die Strafe BON Slsr
9balsrn ale Ioltbe Su belan9elL bic cine ein'
sise OlaIttiue oct Nrt matbtn, pertallten
cocr ssbrautbcn.
Jobn Riffert.
Sou,ror 16. 1914. 3Ol.
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Qinnen uno baumw ollen Sifb Draper,
@sifrsiits, fsurirts u. fblibts fbwsiSsr9Roslin
DO. Sadcnetts.
Gong qapn, Sfbcp aa,pn, Gsinen Sambric.
Supsrsrior Srifb qinnsn.
GnSlifb 9sSrpirnts, 9Safeb u. Sobinstt Splt'
sen, @infaiIunsen unb DurbfaB.
Sosfin, Sio, Ssibsn, &ameeltub uno bauns
wollsns Sin9er.j jpanbfbub.
Seioen, &ameeltutb, baumtpoasn nne 2Ecrs
lfst SauifsS Sanofbub.
Hebit alien anoern Nrtifsln bic gum Srcdens
Gaaren @efbdft ssb6rsny wslbs ale i'm
@roben unb &letnen
perfauft werbsn, 81 Yrsfsn, Wcpcn man fasen
mirb oas lie psl niebri9er fnb, olS lie in slnls
gem anSsrn Stpbr in &saSin9 9sfnnft nerSsn
fonnen. Sur prots bappn rufet an uno urs
tDsilet fur eub felbif.
0tsaoin9, Wdrs 26.
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Scr 9ieDli0e TOriber>

ODER
Slief ouf Die &ontroperie 5tpii6en Srn.
Steinbaber uno 6rn. Sers, por9e=
babt am II, Is unO 10. Sftober
1912.
9as san;e werfebcn beltsbeno aus sp6lf
Soften, bat Die Yrede perlatTen no 1T nun
in pielcr Ornferci foipobl in ein5clnen 5efs
ten ipie i'm San5en 5ufammcn sebeftet NIT
farbissn ltmI6lasen, 81 babcm. Das Gans
se biloet nun ein 5S4 Seiten ttarfes Bueb,
oeiIen Snbalt fir gbriltsn aaer Sonfe0onen
mo bcicnoere fir psutitbe Satbolifen Iebr
interedant 1T.
Neaoina, Sept. IL.
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. q t G [ 6 u .
Neinioun0s SDrup.

Die GiscnIebaften Don Oaflep's Stein,
9un9s. @prup bon Sariaparilla, als geinis
ser pes Slutes, 1lnb i'm Iusemeinen 70 wcbl
befanmt, bab es unn6tb9 ut Diel Taum aus
sufillen, I'm Die Sortbeile 5u erfldren Die
ourb Ieinen @ebraueb erIaust ,psrpsn. SCI
Der bsr ibn ssbraubte, bat tie wcbltbah9en
Nelultate erfabren inp 2tl!e empfeblen es
init Dem Ocllten Sertrauen. - Nsrste pom
b6bfen Stancc in ibrcm SADIE, Uerlebreiten
fe ibrcn patienteu; ba Ite feline (tGapllbe
3bele entbalt icnoern BON beu milceiten q:
ber bod mrfIamiten Observation-Disclosures
alien 5uIammenssIest 1T, mirp te init Scr:
trauem baraebcten, als bas blli9lfe II. ipirt>
bsfannt 1T. Ser @ebraub bon nnr ,penls
gen 8laiben, brionpers in ben Srhhlinss.
mcnatelt miro bic enti ti6ienentte Sedernn9
rno Stdrfuus oes @pItems erSensen uno
jeben Saamen our &ranfbeit eritifen OCT
cntltanoen fem mag, nao anneroem oen
&6rper @eIunobeit unb Wunterfeit seben.
SIR bic Seilung bon Seorfula, Sings
itel, Nbenmatismus, 9stter, pimpeln
ooer Nusfabren per 6aut, weibe Gel6wul>
tten Sitteln, tDronilden 6utem Hfbma
&C. &C, 1tno bic sablreieben 3eusni(ie i'm
SeIts oes ltnteritbr,ebenen une feiner Isen>
ten, bon Her3ten uno Nnoern, binldn9lid
ben ltnslanbisiten 5u hbersensen, bab es oas
tplrtlamte aller spreparate bon Sarfaparil:
IA lit.
gum Scrfauf i'm 8ro6en umo Slencn,
Bel oem eiaentbamer George 10. Oafelev,
Slcrc Ste Strabe, in 0sao ing, Serfs gaunt.
Geaoins, bcn 1iten april 1889.
Certificate Don relpeftabelen eeuten f0n
men in enioem Der Stobre nabaeleben
weroen no Die Weoisin su baben 1T,
bon lpeltben Die fol9enocn einioe
iin0.
SD bate 6rn. 3bomas Oiebm's Eamilie
felt ben leBten Sabren beoient, pdbrenb rpeIs
etsr 3sit i6 scIesentib fir Die Srau Diebm
fit ben in obissn gertifeater ,pabntem ltebel
bcrfebrieb, init nur serinser $inosruns.-
Sd babe ieoe ltrlab 5u slanben oaB Die wie
osrberttellun9 ibrer 8clnnobeit alein Dem
0ebraueb bon Srn. Oafelep's Neinisunae
Sprup bon SarlapariIa 5u5ufbreiben lit.
9alomon 9. Bird, O1. 8.
Neaons, ben eriten Ipril 1880.
Neabin9, Wdri ii, 1s43.
or; Oatsley-Sb CLAUDE, bas ss pfibt els
nse Seosn it, allies Su tbun mas in feiner
Wabt ut, fur bos 9Gobl feiner 0Rifmsnfhen.
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lIulelia Qcaf.
Uacntcn fur SerFs Gaunty. !

Clos unp 8oper, gretcr. 8ennepiac Sriss
mcr, Olsppille. &aufs mr @lae, Srierenss
burg. Il. 50. gleaper, 90. =. SobelL sQelt.
Oallman uuo Sarret, $anaih,pamm. Gam.
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