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but TOO subject, leA Mr. Grayson a ruined man.
Stricken TO the very earth from the hight which he
had spent the best part Of his life in attaining, agon-
lied by his wfe's lamentations over the sacrifices she
must make, he would have been driven TO the wild
est despair had not his daughters strength sustained
and her tenderness soolhed him.
ooh, that could feel ns you do, Alice!" eSclaim-
ed Mrs GroysoB, ms she saw the cOmness with which
her daughter met the change in their condition. "but
in truth you mako no sacrifices, for your pleasures
cannot well be taken away from YOU"
She spoke truly The highest pleasures of Alice
were derived from heavenly sources, and while she
retained her faith in God, nothing could lessen them,
But many sacrifices of what tho world most values,
Alice made.
Mrs Duval, on learning Mr. GrOyson's failure, sent
to Alice check rten thousand dollars 'It is your
own, Alice" she wrote, ''to be used as you your
self desire. 1t was always intended for you at my
death, and would rather that you should enjoy it
now"
81 am sure it is very generous in my sister," said
Mrs Grayson, and think you and I, Alice. can live
very well on that sum at board Not as have been
accustomed to live, to be sure, but still very COM
fortably"
But Alice had made very different disposition of
her present, before she had informed her moth
err Of its reception It already in the hands of
the gentleman to whom her fathers property had
been assigned for the payment of his debts. His
debts were paid-all paid, and as he held Alice to
his bosom, and sobbed out, GOOD bless you, my
chiId!' she felt that her happiness oheaply pur-
chased at the cost of ten thousand dollars
"And what are you to do now, should like 10
know. - eNClnme cd the nnernloua Nrs
al have already seen some neat pretty rooms in
quiet, pleasant street, which will accommodate US
nicely" said Alice TO her mother, "and I have
promise of many pupils in music as will enable
us to live there
But Alice was not long permitted 10 continue this
scheme, for Mrs Duval, as soon as she learned how
her legacy had been employed, came to the city, and
by her persuasons, her sister and Alice returned with
her to share the fortune which she declared was yet
amply sufficient in her retired home, to secure the
comforts, the conycnences and many of the Injuries
of life
Five years have passed over them in this retire
ment. As Mr. Grayson's debts had been honoraby
and promptly paid, he found no difficulty in getting
into employment. For the last three years he had
been doing business again on his own account, bat
a small scale, IIo now declares that he only de-
sires to make what will enable him to support his
wife and daughter in Il life as simple and rational as
Mrs Duval's and he will retire from trade To this
arrangement Mrs. Grayson has a,terly sgnifed her
entire assent.
Parents, shall tho happiness Of your children be de-
pendent on the changes Of this ever varying world,
shall it resi- a stable and durable foundation?-
1t is in great measure for you to decide.
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STATE OF VERMONT,

DIbITICI OF EHHVNI HH'
The Hon. the Probate Court for the District Of Els.
sex-To all persons concerned IN inc ESTATE "'
Loren w. Little, late of Concord, in said Dis
,rici tcceoseJ Greeting.
VKTHEREAs, Abel Stacy, Administrator on The
w estate Of the said deceased, proposes to
render his administration account as such Admins
traitor for allowance and settlement at session OF sald
Court TO bo holden at the Probate Office in Guild.
hall on the 2Orh day of December next
Therefore, You are hereby Motif to appear be.
fore said court at the time and place aforesaid, and
show cause if any you have, why the said account
should not he allowed
dated at GuiiihaIl. in said district, this Esd day
Of November, A. ID. 1874.
WIN. Haywood, in.
9s3w3 Register,
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GREAT BARGAINS IN
I'D IL Y G. d ODS
Kildrcdge Il C0lhu

HAVING just received their FALL
TER GOODS can now offer ia Mo VIM
aud gentlemen of Lyndon and yi,ni,, "v Ladies
complete assortment of ~ "' most
Fashionable and StaDIe n.
Goods ~'y
that can he found in this section connrisio
Rich, rep. Cashmere, cashmere d'Ecosso r."
Chusan. Lunetla, Muslin dc Laine, b,' ,,IruuCIld
Nap, gro do Swiss, synchaw and sarsnc, s, Ilo q
large and beautiful variety of Prints, En,li,'f A
French Ginghams large lot of I,a,es n, "1
Clo'hs-very ehenP bonnet Ribbons, black and ,rGa
web Lnces, lace Edsings and Insrrinps F,""
plain and bugle Gimps Camhrics, Musljns o,I
op LAWN, Cravat Hdkls, linen calnhric JlLG n ""u
and brown Linens Gloves, Mtts and uosr,,," WI" '
Covers aud scotch Diaper; ShawIs--Tnpe,, nv ,'o'
Tian, DeLane nnd Highland; super sIlk v.l",,
in and valencia Vesngs; TailoFs Trlmmn,,.' 'a'l
eTcan. English and German Broadclohs, N,L '"
fancy DorskIn, Cassimorrs aud Satin,ts ~ Tll
Coats-hlack and blue Pilot Cloth. plain 4 ,Ii,r
Beaver, also, castor Cloth. n most desirable aril
SuriOuts; brown and blrached SheetInps c,,,,n v
Batting, Wndding and Wicking Umbrellas sS,
-chlldrens Shoes, ladies' CATERS. Nd Sio,
walking Shoes, ladies' and gents. phin and 6,r,',
Rubbcrs. ALSO, 'O''
large assortment of
CROCKERY, HaRD ware g CUTLEBr
W. |. Goods and Groceries;
sup Teas, Coffee and Tobacco; BUFFALO ROBpS
Fur Caps, fur trimmed Caps, Indies Mua.; lion ,,I
Steel, nail Plate, nail Rods, round and square NH
hoop Iron, &c; Lamp Oil, Paints, Dye.slails &c.
The above, and other goods not enumerated thew
will exchange for FroclSing, Flannel and GOOD Foo,
ing; OF sell very low for cash-or, on credit
Lyndon, Oct /, 1874. 37bf
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Splendid Dry Goods
at
FULLER, IDE & cos.

~ l. &c co. have received their stock of FALL
& and WINTER GOODS and would parhcu-
iariy invite the attention OF the Ladies Of Lyndon
and the adjoining towns 10 their assortment OF
Fancy, HbrCsS and Cloak Goods,
comprising a greater variety Of style, pattern aud
quality than they have had the pleasure of offer
ing to their customers, and their goods have been
pronounced by those Ladies' who have examined
them be of the most beautiful patterns that have
ever been brought into this vicinity.
Rich silk, cut aud uncut silk velvet Cravais and
Points. girdcs, gimPure and thread edgngs and in
serous black do do gimpurc web lace. and
beautiful article Tor capcs, black and white web lace,
black lace wells. barge, muslins lawns linen cam
brio, crmpt dimily linen hdSis cap aud bonnet Rib
hons, iflngcs gimps, cords rich french and other
Shlwls. Cucocs the latest styles Ginghams blue
black Silks, light colored plain and figured do. for
wedding dresses cashmere, cashmere dc ecass, plain
and printed mus. de lanes, cashmere and Grape do.
eoIinnes, stripes, chusans, Ghsun satins, ROmels
Luncttas, Alpaccn4 (mndc from alpaca woo) plain
and figured linen cotton aud silk warp Alpiccas, blk
and blue black Alpincs, plain and watcred do. mere
nos, Phrame'tas, &c all of which will I've sold ve"y
io,g far cash FULLER lDE 81 co.
Lyndon Oct l. 1874. 376tf
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TENHE VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALsAM
1 is an old, 7peH Hied, and almost universally
approved remedy. II has been extensively used for
the last or s years in almost every city and town
in Now England, aud also very extensively at tho
Soulh aud West, II is recommended and prescribe
ed by many of the most respectable physicnns as
safs Convenient and very eDfcacio"s medicine, and
acknowledged 10y thousands, who have for a long
time used II, aud continue to use and recommend IT,
to he the most valuable remedy for the above com
plants ever offered 10 the American public
The prnprietors of this article cannot resort to the
style of advertising which is often adopted at the
present day. They do wish 10 deceive the cred
ulous and unsuspeclng, but appeal, with confidence,
to the facts, and experience of discerning public
There are few indivduils in New Engand who have
not used this preparation themselves, or who have
not friends who have used it, Numerous certificates
from physicians and others, having for many yenrs
been published it is deemed unnecessary TO add any
at this time. BE sure to get the genuine. Call for
il by its 7vh0ie name "Pegeta6he Pulmonary Bal
SAM" and avoid "Cdrter's Pulmonary Balsam,"
and the numerous limitations which have sprung up
in consequence Of the great celebrity Of the true
tico. See thntit is signed WIN. Ion'n Cutler. Pre-
pared by Reed, Wing q Cutler, wholesale druggists
81 Chatham street, Boston, and sold by druggists,
upolhccarics, and country merchants generally
Price so cents. For sale Ivy JEwETr q CLRPENrEn
ST. Johnsbury Plain. 3s3m6
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STAGE FARE REDUCED!

TWO DOLLARS from Hanover to Nashua, via
u Windsor and Claremont, Francestown, New
port and Henniker. Stage leaves Hanover after the
arrival of the northern stage, and arrives at Windsor
the same evening at O'Clock; leaves the next morn
ing at halfpast A. and arrives in Nashua in season
for the last train of cars for Lowell and Boston.
F.A. HUBBARD, Agent.
Hanover, February ls44 a43tf
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Concord Railroad.
WINTER AIRING E.WENT.

WEN'I'ER .4RR.IN'G EJIENT
Fare reduced 10 $500 from CONGO 10 Bs,,s
nN and after the lst Of Nov, Passenger trnI
~ will run daily, Sundays excepted. IN connectoI
with the Boston and Lowell anj Nashua and Loa
ell Railroads as follows, viz
Leave Boston at II, II y. NM P VI.
Leave Concord at AZ A M, Il:20AM & 81 Py|
Trains from intermediate places will run as n
lows, viz UP TRAINS.
Leave Lowell at $40 NJ. 1875 pm g. 6;lOPv|
do Nashua at $50 4 NJ, 1875 NJ & G;5Or&
do Manchester 9;35 4 NJ, l'30 NJ & 1888 ~
OF Immediately on the arrival of the from Do'r
DOWN TRAINS.
Leave Manchester $50 A NJ, ll:l5PH& 4PE
do Nashville 6:3O NJ. Ills PN tS5Fx
do Lowell 7:l5 NJ, IL AN & 44jPM
or Immediately on arrival of The rsr. from CoErord
The second train from Concord guiTcs in Boston
in season for Passengrrsto take the iocock train o
New York.
The road connects with the Boston and Maine RaI
Road so that passengers may pass betwiu Concord
Ha'erhill, Exeter and Portland either way da|y'
Stages Immediately on the arrival Of the fret InhI
at Concord, leave by various routes for lIoiknoaI
Newport, Claremont aud Windsor; mr Lebanon aNI
Hanover; Plymouth and Hivcthlli; Canaan and vi
ford Meredith Bridge, Centre Hnrhor aud the "Ahl
Mountains. On the 2h day from Boston, >us'I
reach Roy alton, Middlehury. Montpelier, and Ou'I
ington connecting there with the steamboat aHd So
gees TO Ogdensburgh; stages also run from Hn'''a
to Stanslrad connecting Herewith Stages to MoaiF|
al. Numerous other stages connecting win ''|
Concord Railroad run TO the principal towns IN Nt'I
Hampshire, Vermont and the Canad's
Stages run daily from Franklin and SanDoTn'oo n
the IL O'Clock train, returning after The arrival" wv
ID train from Boston.
MERCHANDISE TRAINS
Run daily ms follows: g.,
Leave Boston at 81 and arrive at Conco''
same evening. ~.
Leave Concord at 81 P and arrive al DV'''
at 7 l-2 the next morning. ,
Freight, First class, So; second class, $50"
Freight should he delivered at Concord anu
ton an hour at least before leaving, to lnsue
livery by the first succeeding train. lid
| All passengers baggage should be ma mar
| when valued at more than $50. notice shou'u pe
en- and extra charges paid, or no claim o' u'"'
or loss beyond such sum will be allowed SAINT
Az VI SSO
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CHEAP WOODEN and Linen
GOODS.
FWNHE subscribers beg leave TO call tno I,,'"
IL the citizens of the United States 10 w. n
New and Splendid StOcA '"
WOODEN and Linen GOou'

they have just received from Montreal ...r offer
ing is d sample of the prices at which they 'H'
Goods, viz ,.srs Bod
Blue black and invisible g,een suPer""v lad
cloths, $500; black Orleans, 81 ~ taiurjs|
Cloth Gall wool) 35 40 cts; Nous Os nrnled Nd
es, 30 cts. per yard; Chene Chusans' p| and ip1
lin and Cheue do 90 a 80 cts; farls"o On r,. NJ
ed Orleans. 25 IS cts; Calicoes ~ r,or do; ca
styles and fast coors; GA TweedS Co''', ~ c,s az
broons, Doeskin, Cassimeres' &C 'I Is as y
90; Tartan Gnghams, Earl5lon uo ." oI csmhric HdS
is 80 cents. Table Cloths Ileachad an" T. %& ~
ed, Diapers, Huckabacks, Towel'"e''
kins &c. in proportion. :, -. sczzor;, 8"
The subscribers also offer Knives ac Iov n,'
and other Hardware at prnportIonnhly ""
Also, CRoCKERY of every des SSppmWN & CO;
staustead Plain, G. E. July q lSf''
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Domestic and Other Goods.

GOARSE and fac brown sheeting ,hleachei do do.
~ brown and blcLched billings, bIcached and un-
hleached Canton Flannel scotch Diaper, crash, FIR.
Towels, Irish Linens, Selccias, coured camhric cot
ton Yarn, Wickng, Wadling, ric,ng, color'd Elan
nels, ladies' misses and chiidrens Caters Shoes and
Slips ladies' and gents. rubber Shoes, fur lined
and fur trimmed Gloves, bulIaloe Robes, Buas, Ties,
otler seal ard hair Caps, aud boys cloth, vclye,
and fur trimmed Caps, great variety and all fair
pr,es, far cash. FULLER, IDE & co.
Lyndon, Oct. l. 1874. 376f
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NOTICE.

VHNHE coprtnership heretofore existing between the
n subscribers in the business Of Manufacturing at
Barnet is by mutual consent dissolved from and after
this date. Those who have unsettled matters with
them settle with either of the partners at the fac
tory formerly occupied by them. Those against
whom they hold obligations must make payment by
the first of January.
GEO. GREENBANK
JAMES TAYLOR.
Barnet, Nov. 10, 1914
The manufacturing business will he carried as
usual by the subscriber at his stand in Barnet
Grateful for the patronage formerly bestowed he re-
specially asks continuance of favor and pledges
himselfthat exertion on his part shall be spared
to render his services his customers satisfactory
GEO. GREENLAND.
Barnet, Nov. 10, 1874. 3s3w3
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House and Let for Sale,

FgsHE subscriber offers for sale his House, barn,
n Sc and the lot of land on which they stand,
consisting of one aud half An excellent
stream of water runs u the house in logs
The house is situated near the head of St. Johns
bury Plain, and is convenient for family.
Terms reasonable
Any person in want Of tenement is invited TO
call and examine the premises
ELBRIDGE p. MATHEWS.
St Johnsbury, Nov. %, 1874. 3s3w3
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Blanks for sale at the Caledonian Office,
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Moral and Religious.
From the Christian Family Annual,
T he Stud lent,
BIZ The .Author Of Conquest and say. Cong

BY The Author Of Conquest and SELF Conquest,
Mrs DUvAL, the widow of clergyman, dwelling
IN n sequestered village in New England had Inherit
ed large amount of ready money-6fy thousand dol
lars il said, from relative Of her husband,
who died in the East Indies. Chdless herself, Mrs
Duva had attached herself with all mothers fond
the only child of her sister, Mrs Grayson, the
wife Of bold and hitherto successful merchant, IN
New York. Differing greatly from her sister in her
estimate Of life and its onjoymcns, Mrs Duval was
greyed at the influences under which the character
of the little Alice was forming. Mrs. Grayson assur-
cd her. with oxultation that she very pretty,
graceful ns n sylph, and decidedly the most admired
young girl at Madame Brera's fancy balls but she
said nothing of that intellectual, moral and religious
culture necessary prepare her for life, for death,
and for eternity. Knowing the influence Of wealth,
Mrs Duva gathered courage from her large ucquisi
ton of fortune, to make proposal to Mr. Grnyson,
which had often loOed before her imagination, but
10 which she had feared neither he her sister
would consent. "This fortune" she wrote to him.
"has come 10 one who little needed ii, for had O.
hough before for my humble wishes, but it will be
valued if it enable me to do good others, Half Of
it shall be my sisters, and will place it Immediate
~ in your hands, without restriction to be disposed
ol us you sUul CHOuSS, uppH OiC S"i"'''oH JoH
send me Alice, and allow my house to be her home,
for the next three years. Her education will be my
delight. She shall have all the aid procure Cor
her from the best masters at my expense, aud in three
years, when she will be just seventeen, if God con-
tnues her life and mine, she shall return to you'
MIR GrOyson would have yielded any hing else with
less difficulty than Alice, but twenty-five thousand
dollars nsready money irresistible temptation,
and he not only consented himself, but secured Mrs
Gmyson's consent likewise to Mrs Duvas wishes
We would gladly describe the home Of Alice,
and the culture she met there, -we would glad
" show how her spiritual nature awakened from
its death-Iie lethargy, and instead Of the graceful
triher, whose only thoughts orto.day, she be-
a being of deep thought, Of lofty purposes, who
felt and acted for eernily,-but the space to which
we arc limited orbiGS
When three years had passed away, Alice returned
to her fathers house, The pretty girl had expanded
into the beautiful woman. Her high forehead, dove
like eyes and delicate features had acquired
character. Instead Of the sparkling mirth!ulsess
which formerly animated them they now presented
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SVRAGGa'g's lmdiaM Vegetable
EniEla: or EnAiNen R'MrGNtLve.


Pills: or INDIAN FWrSatEvc.
| VNHOUGH munv medicines have been before the
4 public for a much longer period than WalGnT's
| INDIAN VEGETABLE Pulls, yet none stands now ~
HIGHER REPuTE, or has more rapidly attained hrm
| hold upon popular estimation. The thousands mat
have used them throughout the length and breadth
Of the Republic all bear cheerful testimony 10 thelr
thorough efficacy aud mild operation when employed
in the most distressing disorders (which flesh Is horlo
The theory of disease which Wrghrs lndlau
Vegetable Pills funded is this, VIZ; that there
is only one primary of all the disorders that Of
lct the human family, and that is corrupt homofS'
or, in other words, IMPURrTY BLOOD. This prln-
cipe is generally admitted, that II may 10
fact be said be sustained by universally OF oPin
ion, the few disscnlers constituting but very feeble
minority. II is usecss, therefore, to discuss the sound
ness of this theory in this place and connection.
The one disease principle being ADMITTEDLY the mode
Of attack professod 10y all practitioners becomes
the same, namely, PURGNrIoN. But many OF the
so.callCd specifics before the public, produce on
Iy one form of Purgaon; they either sudoHhc,
catharlic, durclic or expectorant Wrigtts Indian
Vegetable Pills combine all these properties, and are
therefore calculated attack the elements Of disease
al all points, and by harmonious and combined OPP
Grafton to expel it radically from the system. Their
effect Is almost magical, and Is no less astonishing
for its midness than its efficacy. Both sexes and
all ages may employ them, according to the d'rec'
tons without fear, for while they certain to cure
all diseases that remedial they never inlet an IN
Jury upon the system.
-, ,Srorhty clc,nsin,, the entre system
sn 49, .li h I'LL IN .Ls
h'I r' ,S % now man, whether
H. Iiy = lii, ra,,u, ,;,n ,hicb ;,sbiors
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Si ;r"a'r ,,i. ha BIZ l.; '.,,n,ions mr. hlntcbcs.
I,' t =, r., w.. h he no IN, Affection
49,, Iaiia, V,,o,orio pin arc counlly efic,.
go ~ -, ~, iar Tboir cv nrctor,nt ca.
49,. sI;GnS AMI Jinro,;c Qualities enable them
y, 49, ~, haIJ ,c oaah Gam, orlisc,se
~, -, 49,, - ,r r,,,I,,ins IA anoihpr ali
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80 IVAN n, ,b;r,, S,pnpul,iity
'"T'o 'na' I"y ,,oI i,seif roniv
, d. ,,,,co,r 81 ,h, nnhIi, ami ia use hid, fair 10
, " '"e rI'' 80 ~. ~ W.. ip,, i",,sai
cATrrInN Ths c;,izsns of New ENGLAND are
Ut, Mo ic,,a,,1 H., il cnnsconsnce nC The
rroa, ,,n,,I,,i,, which W,yht,s Indian Vegetable
p;, T. ,, .r,oj h, ,hoir es,,pisb,ng o,o.Iness a
a, Of ,,ot c;,oy, ara ,,, inbnsiri9uslv cnga,eJ
s'"e -; 49, - 49, tt, =, ,,i,,,I,-s' oud 1or
T." ,,,, ooJ,;n nnIcr ,ho n,nc of Indian
Vsrctabe pills.
~, !? - ;r. ~ ,h,;. A., ,ho ro,,,i,o mali
cipe has nm the boxes
IyyyCU1,C TN:1TawTEC Ey,lRyE PMS
49,, r,'n.,,,vN
mr. H.. A.,N,I g,e.i,o,, CoHese Of Usolh
Al r r,,,,, ,L, horIor If Inc aI,.I viii be C,una
I'll 900
80 - --------f a,
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Superior Quality 81 half Price
FOR TIE CURE OF

superior Quality 81 half Price.
FOR TIE CURE OF
SCROFULA, chronic Rheumatism, general De-
~ bility, cuaneous Diseases, scaly erupons of the
Skin, letter, Pimpes or Pustues on the face
curial and syphoid Diseases, Biles, from impure
habit of body, alterations of the throat and leg Pains
and swelngs of the Bones, liver Affections and all
diseases arising from an impure state of tho blood,
exposures aud imprudences in life, excessive of
Mercury, Sc
The great popularity of Sarsaparla, and its
tablshed efficacy, render it supcrhuous to enter into
any enconum of its virtues or adduce any evidence
in its favor
The Sarsapara is warranted positively as good as
any other that can be made at One Dollar, at just
half the price of those much advertised and as
strong and in as large bottles, viz:
FLFI'Y CENTS per BOTTLE. or FOUR
DOLLARS per DOZEN
This article has cured Scrofula of 80 years, after
the dollar articles had BEEN used in vain.
To be had of the agents of Comstock e. Co. only,
| throughout the country. in New York only at 81,
| Cortlandt street. For sale by J. NJ Martin s. Co.
| Peacham 37lm6
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FALL and WINTER FASHIONS

UJJUST RECETTED ID
XXTORK done as usual, Q-jJchcab, fashionable.
w and durable, and on short notice, = rl,
rGntod oft. ]. BCLES
Danvile Green. Oct. %, 1874. 3i9f
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Cooking stoves, steve Pipe
and Hollow Ware.

VNNHE subscribers will sell for cash Cooking Stoves
n and Hollow Ware ot cost for the purpose of
closing that kind of business.
FULLER, IDE & co.
Lyndon, Oct. 8, 1914, 376tf
, 1844-02-17

ScratchIn up outside the chmblv. and
she spies through a crack, and if it
warn't a powerful bar after the fat!
And she know'd the varmint wasn't
go'n 10 rest till he kim down the
chlmbiv; and that she'd have TO put
out and maybe lose all her fat Well.
my ole woman was 70 be sure a leetIe
skur'd. bot she didn't lose her pre-
sentiment Of mind; she only let the
fellow back down as Dear AZ was con-
venlent and then she jerks a handful
ct dry grass oUt Of her tick, and set
fire 10 the whole on the fat! And
she says twas most powerful iahv to
hear the barr go up the chimbiy agin
and how he was heern a growlin
and maxim tracks COR the timbers,-
And that's the way she fairfield the
barr and 4 sort o scorched his britch-
eS.'