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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-11-22
BLANK CHANCERY BILLS,
On fine paper price cts, at E. P. Walton & Sons. DC
WONI)ERFIJI.,

N astonishing fact that Hays Celebrated Lnimen
n for the Piles, Rheumatism, &c. has been used in
thousands fcases, and failure to give compile
be found large supply receiyedlresh ironhe
Manufacturer ofhe GENUINE TO answer the many and in
ccasing calls For sale only athe Montpelier Bookstore
nv p WALTON n SONS
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IMPORTANT TO ALL

THE Constitution, the Tvs vitae off wonderful bod
les requires an alternative or regeneraing influence
and heah ny existence. Air, light ard
other elements brought 10 this rcqusion, and
for time prove sufficient fo the requirements of the sys'
But when ircn imprudence, and violation OF the
laws of animal economy morbid humors arise, acrld and
vtai Juices collected the system requires assist
from other source, sinks IN disease, de-
cay and death. How wonderful and saluary this Pc
Rod tie effects Of appropriate alternative mcdi-
cine taken in season. Thousands have been saved from
DEATH and millions from suIerngs indoscrbabe and a.
gain restored to health, by the Ii nelly use OF
PHILIPS TOMATO PILLS,
which eliGacous and patent, in cleansing the som
ach and bowels purifying the blood, and renovatng the
gandusr system by ateng he secroons Of the liver and
other glands and carving off the morbid Juices and hui
mos:-hat at The South they have acquired the name Of
"Fevcr bane because they invariably prevent or break
up bilious, remt'ent, yellow intermittent and lung lie.
vcrs.
Five years extensive USE have proven hem the bestand
only and safe remedy for all the numerous CHRONIC
diseases where the system requires something that will
operate The blood liver and systems oi vessel
giving them healthy action, at The same time expe The
morbid and poisonous Juices and humors which separ-
| aes from them.
In this class Of Diseases ale Rheumatism, Dyspepsia,
Dropsy, LIVER Complaints Bilious stomach, scrofua, grav
worms tumors and crupiions Of the skin Of various
kinds, permanent weakness about the lons and limbs !;
kings evil constitutional hereditary feebeness of the
whole part OF the system yc.
Thousands of cases OF the above diseases have been
cured by the TOMATO PILLS and thousands OF
deaths would have been prevented had these lis been
used instead of some irresponsible, baneiu quack p-a
remedy with which The country is flooded. There is no
mystery or charlaianlsm about this universal remedy.
They prepared of valuable vegetable remedies that
arok be both oanJ. and d
extensively by physicians in their private Practice because
hundreds have said the pleasant eectua and safe
medicine have used.
The above pills are o sale by agents in all the country
towns. Agents cautioned not TO buy Of Pedlars.
- One word to tho wise is sufficient -
| G PHELPS M D., Proprietor, Hartford, CT With
out whose signature genuine.
For sale by 5. P. REDFiELD and CLARK COLLINS
Montpelier; Gossi& Huchns, Waterbury o. French
Barre X. Il NJ. Hammett, East Montpelier; A. I. Ban.
croft, Planfeld 636m
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I
Dr.. BRANDRETH'S PRINCIPAL Of

FlCE, 24l Broadway N. Y.
At his N. ENGLAND OFFICE. 10 Hanover ST. Bos-
TON, (only place in Boston for the genuinely
And by more than 1000 agents in the New England
States Alone whose certificates oil agency should be exam
med before purchase is made.
iCJDsee articles q, and 4, on Further Security.
Nf FILLS 81 in WAsHINGToN, ORANGE AND ORLEANS
oooN Mo on PEI E. P. WALTON and SONS
Montpelier North, Charles sbley
Albany, William Hayden
Barre, Dodge and Keith
Barton, Edwards and Mansfield.
Brownngton Thomas C. Stewart
Bran,ree East, A. ID. Lamson and CO.
Brookield A. Cleaveand and Co.
Chelsea, Nathan G. Hale.
Cornth East, Severance and Smith.
Cra,sbury, William L. Paddock.
Coventry Falls, E. Ceaveland
| Derby Line, Cobb, Rollins and Co.
| Glover, simons, Conaot and Co.
Middiese2, Farmers and Mechanics Co.
| Marsh6eld, j. l.. Carpenter.
! Newbury, +. and II. keycs.
North6ed, George B. Pierce and Co.
Mortified, BayIes and White
Planfeld, A. 4. Bancroft.
| Randolph, Phiander Perrin.
Randolph Randolph Vest West S B. Mann
| strafofd, Royal Hatch.
| straaord, Harris and Russ.
| Thetfosd, Josiah barnes
Thetford, NJ. |. Walker.
Thetfold, Asa Poor.
Topsham, NJ and A. Bailey.
| q Tunbridge, Foster and Parkhurst.
| Troy North l.. NJ. Parkhurst.
Icy South, Jacob Bates and Co.
Vershire, H. T; Reyes.
Westfeld Arad Hitchcock.
Washington, b. +. Dickinson.
Wilamstown, G. and II. Ainsworth,
WSiisdeid, r and j. NJ. Richardson.
Warren, William Cardell.
Waterbury, Hutchins Goss and Co. G5-93
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BOBBTNS, BOBBINS!

1000 FOR $500.
TINE subscriber takes this method to inform the public that
he has invented machinery by which he supply faco
re with Bobbin cheaper than any before made in this
country His factory situated in Pcachnm, Caledonia Co. VT
where he intends keeping on hand supply of Bobbn timber,
and will make order, short notice all kinds wanted. He
would respectfully his old customers and all concerned
in manufacturing ~ooen goods that he has the deter
mnation put his mark down sink swim. As transported
tion is cheap in these days. his work does suit, send ii
back and the money shall he refunded.
He will sell for cash his factory Bobbns for filings 10 ch-
cs long 5000 inches, $780, Warp 6l4 inches, $500
6 "a inches, $3.50 - -
CURTIS L. NORRIS.
N. B.. Orders from distance by mail, otherwise prompt
y attended to- Letters of enquiry respecting TERMS must be
pud. For putting boxas marking and sending from
II to 90 thousand will be charged. Fifty for oil
ing
Peachnm, September TO- 1874 rs 6m
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TuUESUING MACHINES.

THKESHING MACHIN ES'
THE Subscribers wish 70 inform the Farmers and Mes
cv Cor manufacturing J, A. TAPLiNS PATENT TOR
TABLE HORSE POWER, and would be happy to ese-
cute ell orders FOR machines IN the shoIles, no.Iie.
ero in use has been Thoroughly ana satisfactorily ested
wherever they have been Introduced, and require My
o ov orefeience, II. N. TAPLIN,
'''N VIM. HoWEs.
Montpelier, Nov. 10, is43. Of"
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LAMPS & CHANDELIERS.
GOODING 81 GAVETT.

7 ]
LAMP & CHANDELIER MANUFACTURERS,
CORNER OF HAWKINS AND IvERs STREETS,
BOSTON.
A III. kinds of SOLAR MANTEL, HANGING, PARLOR,
N STUDY, SIDE, PULPIT aud STAND LAMPS, manuac.
tured in best manner and shot notice. CHANDELIERS
for Churches Halls and Public Buildings, of2 g. 10 and IL
any u1mbcr of Lights desired and Of the latest and most
proved Old Lamps every description altered TO So
Jar rebronzcd finished in :" or-molu."
Orders for Brass, Copper Composition or Zinc Castings exc
cuted a short notice. 1O:is6m
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BE CAREFUL OF COUNTERFEIT
PILLS. HOW TO AVOID THEM.


Each agent who sells the Genuine Brondrch Pills has
IA CERTIFICATE OF AGENCY, which has been
engraved at expense. 1t represents the mauuac-
Tory Sing Sing The banks of he Hudson rscr aud is
signed by Brandreth and his seal stamped upon the
paper -.
No.2 SECURITY
Above all observe the labels upon the boxes Each box
of the Genuine p Ills has THREE LABELS upon
1.-THE top and bottom labels containing upwards oi Five
Thousand letters "A red ink; The words BENJAMIN
BRANDRETHS PILLS. being printed over two bun
dred upon the two labels
No. SECURITY.
There also W each label two signatures Of De.
Brand e,h-one b. Bfandreth and also Benjamin
Btaudrch Each box therefore 10 be genuine must have
six signatures of Dr. Bfandreh upon If the box does
not this DESCRIPTION. the Pills not Brandreihs
Pills. but vile counteifeit Of them, the old labelled
boxes have been collected
No. 4 SECURITY.
Besides the above Signs Of Genuneness, fac SMILES of
the Bandreih Pill labels upon the certificate Of agen
cy the efo compare your box with the Labels the
certificate of Agency;-fit agrees, the Pills are :rueif
1t does not, they are false.
have expended much time and at least $1,000 in par
feeling these checks the sale Of Counterfeit Pills. and
In hope they will secure the genuine BltANDRETH
PILLS 10 ali who want them. remain the public sorvt
b. BRANDRETH, M ID.
21l Broadway. N. Y.
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VALUABLE MEDICINE.
N. III. DOWNS yEGETABLE BAL

SA MIC ELIATN.
HNHE most valuai medicine now known for cuiing
l. Coughs Gods, Consumption Whoopng Cough
Asthma Bronchitis Group, Influenza and ali diseases Of
the Lungs and where - ed desA w.
edy puar reputation, by promoting exPecofation' ~
which means the constant irritation Of the lungs is imine-
diatey stopped giving united with The Balsam-
c properties of The medicine an opportunity TO effect
cure be aested by thousands Of indvuas in y.
England aud N York, and the most skeptical hive only
to use one bottle to prove the truth OF the statement
Pamphlets containing short history Of the Diseases
re spectacle certificates of with full directions ae-
company each bottle, be had &c the agents, sIas;
AGENTS can be supplied by application to CURTIS
and SMITH, 81. Adams, Vermont
irlssold in this village by oLARK So op a,rsS
and S p REDFIELD; also by A. I. BANCkOFT
Plan6eld; ALDER and G Il CAMfi stowe oOSS
| Is HUTCHlNS, Waterbury. 20
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GTPRICE REDUCED. 20
GIFTS TOO LATE HIS DEATH
KNELL HAS RUNG.o


T>IiE package of MIR. Phelps TOMATO PILLS Tor
L Mr.. Leech, has arrived, yad the merchant. IT'S
TOO LATE, answered the doctor with grief; his death
kne has rung. Alter moment he adGed had The Pills
arrived in time, have doubt from hat have seen OF
their effects in Qunsy aud Sore h oats that neishDor
woul have been saved Mis- Blun who was taken quite
dangerously relieved by them in two hours and was
well in three DAYS. Thus how dangerous pro-
crdsnatOn and of what xial 0pplopr-
-ate-rr7uedy timely administered WAsHISGros died OF
a similar affection and probably because medication was
delayed only Few hours. People should always keep a
hox of these Pills in ;heir houses be roady in OF
sudden illness and because they equally ecacious in
lung fever. bilious fever, collie cramp in the stomach,
gravel and worms which ave all dangerous complaints;
and may be said they remedy for Dyspepsia
Jaundce, Indigestion and Rheumatism swelled limbs.
heart burn euplions Of the skin and in all diseases where
Blood and Glands require purifying In fact the Tomato
Pills should be in every house and used freely
FAMILY MEDICINE,
for which purpose they wisely adapted being safe
70. young and old of ali constitutions The above is nc
fancy sketch, but true.
The Tomato Pills for sale by Agents in all The
towns in the State; but beware ofmposons for
base attempts have been made TO initiate these Pills The
genuine sigued by &C. X. Phelps, M d." Never buy
Of PEDLARS; and ask the merchant if he bought O
Pedars Avoid him who, for few more cents profit wil
dsappoint tho hopes of the sick, and trae with the
health. The genuine Pills BIO obtained Of the fegula
agents at tho GENERAL DEPOT, No, 226 Main stree
Harifod.
For sale at CLARK Il COLLINS, and s. p. RED
FIELDS, Montpelier SAML BRITAIN, Barre
January 1871, 45
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+ n I N G II g.
! A ROOTH

ID. n. BUU IT,
No. 100, WILLIAM STREET, NETWORK,
IMPORTER 81 MANUFACTURER
OF PRINCES, GIMPS, CORDS and TAssELS, ZEPHYR
" WORsTED, CANVASS and PATTERNS COAT CORDS,
PETERsHAM, and other BINDINGS, and all kinds of TAs
Sells and FANCY TRIMMINGS. Also, large assortment Of
WHITE COTTON FRINGE by the Package or otherwise.
His will be kept full during the Fall, he will be
receiving tho and most fashionable styles Terms and
prices shall 70 such give satisfaction aug233m
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PATENT LEVER LOCKS.

CTORRS and LANGDONS have the Agency OF selling WILL
- SONS PATENT LEVER LOCKS and LATCH construct
mechanical principles combining the most perfect
simplicity durability being without springs, and never
get All orders executed short notice and at
the manufacturers prices adding only the freight -
Sept. 6, 1874. 70
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SANDS SARSPARILLA-

FOR THE REMOVAL AND PERMANENT
CURE OF ALL DISEASES ARISING FROM AN
IMPURE STATE OF THE BLOOD,
OR HABIT OF THE SYSTEM
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For sale by GosS & HUTCHINs, Waterbury, an,
S. P. REDFIELD Montpelier. sc lyeop
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SATURDAY, JANUARY II, is4s.

ed for Joy, and clasped the adorable
''Sdze" TO his bosom, giving hera smack
that resembIed tho noise created by the
popping of cork from champaign,
bottle.
Stop sir,' said the judge, 'fhe cere.
mony is not complete
Go it Squire shouted Cv, 4 viii
be asstill as wild cat kelching
deer
The silken knot was now tied, an
amid the huZzss of the men and whi,
'kerchiefs wavios of the ladies, c.
carried his blushing maid 10 the mule
placed her behind him and in twink
| ling was on the road to home and hspp
lnessl
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POETRY
THE DRUNKARD'S LAMENT.

TUNo-Home, Street Home.
BY Col. WALLACE.
Mid sorrows and sadness I'm destined TO
roam,
Forlorn e. (orsaken; deprived of my home
In,emp'rance hath robb'd NE of all that was
dear,
or my home in the skies and my happiness
here,
Home! home! sweet, sweet home!
An exile from God, shall ne'er find
home.
vainlv presumed when frs, took the cur
| could drink If choose, or could give i
up;
Blu, tampered too long; too long tempted
heaven,
Till an ou,cast from God and his presence
Home! nome! !! Sweet, sweet homer
On earth or n heaven, shall ne'er tnC
home.
Nv heart broken wife in her grave ha'I
found rest,
And my children have gone 10 the land
the blesl
While poor wretch, vile wandere
like Cain
With the mark of the beast on the cart
still remain,
Home! home! sweet, sweet homel
How happy was with my loved one
al home.
Farewell TO the social endearments of HON
Justly loathed by my fellows wand'
alone,
For presumptousy SHINING and iempur
the Lord.
or the fru, of my ways, must reap II
reward.
Home! home! sweet sweet nome!
An exile from God, shail ne'eI find
home.
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JUST so

Dow ir., in one OF his sermons, after de-
monsuatiug tina, wealth does not procure
happiness, ,says,-A man with small house
a small farm, q small wife, a big dog, far
COW, two or three ia, pigs, and nine
children ought to be satisfied. If he isn't
Ihe never can be-
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RALl.YING HYMN.
"Mpitafi0n.

"IauiiaHon."
Come and Join our Temperance banner
Gene and Join ls holy cause
See lis streamers point to glory,
In union wnh heavens laws.
Come! We diunkard, weak and weary.
We will be your brothers vet
Wen protect you while you tarry,
And your sins we will forget.
See the drunkard detected
Scarely where to lay his head:
Oh, his family; how neglected.
From door 10 door they beg for bread.
See the ills OF life beset them,
As they Journey through this world
No kind parents 10 protect 'hem-
To destruction they are hurId.
Mothers weep and sisters laNgnish;
W,"ss their husbands loss deplofe;
FaIhe,s shed tear Of snguish;
Maids their lovers clasp no more.
Come and Join the Temperance banner
We will see that all is right;
II proud ,yrants dare 6ese' u.s.
We will conquer in The fight.
N,,ure's God will then adop, thee.
Wifs and children will thee caTess-~
Smiling friends will fock around yon'
And all ,hs joys Of life bes'ow'
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BY way Of accompaniment he crack
ed with inimitable grace a huge whip
which he furnished above his head, and
gave yell that would have met the sp-
proval of a committee Of the Sioux
braves
.'He's come,', said friend near us.
who was indulging in cochins,ory fl
at !Aifn nte!raAPiffif Wifi m3fi" 3q' SRG nwuoo, 81
" :" cried wsg on our right, who had
mounted log TO have clear view o.
he crltter
1.-TWO TO one he's the feler that bul
ted the bull of of he bayon bridge ?
exclaimed Ben Blower from Soak
lcreek.
Our hero heard not, or needed no.
these complimentary remarks, but made
mis- way up 10 the company in fine style
He was indeed original lis helgh'
could not have been less than six fee
tour, without shoes or stockings, which
ne considered useless appendages. H.
wore a shocking bad hat, with hole II
he top, through which iui, of red hi''
found egress, aud waved 10 and fro, lik,
he cap Of a cornslalk on windy day
His coat was Of nul-dyed, home manu-
lfacture, minus The shirt, which he sal'
lhe had lost ia an encounter with wild
lcat he had slain on the road. His shlr
collar was thrown open, disclosing
loreasl tanned by the sun of lwenl!
lyears, and his expresslbles, whci
seemed TO be on bad terms with his fee
leaving them about two feet 10 the lee
ward, were hitched up 90 one side wit
Il buckskln brace, giving 'hem z'gzA
n nIsppearance, decidedly unique. SUrve
Q ng the assembly Tor moment, will
n the attention he would hsve given TO
menagere Of wild beass,he broke fort
thus:
" "FeIlers, I'd just like to know
there's quire in these parts
= "Do you mean the parish Judgei
d asked an esimable citizen.
IS "Yes, 'spose--don'l care a pin
.e knot who, SOS he can do the thing," r
N piled The stranger, giving his whip p'
. culiar crack.
a, w Hd' may oe Joui ""''"SSS'' 'S"N'
>, ,Inquired demure sovereign in III
'" lcrowd,
to "Nolhln' much, no how" reptile
I'd he modern Nmrod. 81 only wan
er The felIer that can harness me and ,ht
is sall on old Rauler, yonder. She's ju
he loudest gall in this settlement
slick as q peeled maple, and as clear gr
as a skinned taler rolled in the sandjan
lPm called a whole team and dog undo
y. the wagon. Pve snsked about ihe'
woods for q week, looking Tor 'squlI
10 10 hitch Us, and wore out a pair
Sc britches looking for him, and wish
lr' may be rammed through gum lr'
ne head foremost, if am going 10 pac
Z, Suze any farther. l came here 10 yol
her, and here Pm going to stay"
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OFFICE OF THE DEMOCRAT
OPPOSITE ST.. PAUL's CHURCH, MAIN-sT
TERMS:

The COZ UNBIA DEMOCRAT wiH b,
published every Saturday morning, az
TWO DOLLaRS per annum payable
half yearly in advance, or TWo Dollars
Fifty Cenfs,Vnot paid within the yea,
No subscription wiH be taken for shorte,
period than sic months; nor any discon
hnuance permiHed,unht all arrearages
are discharged.
.3DTER7TSEMENS n OF erceeding q
square ,oW be conspicuousiy inserted a,
One DoHarfor the first three insertions
md Twenty:fue cents for every sobSe
quent Insertion. rHH Hbe raj discom
made 10 tho Sc who atucrtise by the yea'
LETTERS addressed on business mus
be post pail.
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The roar Of laughter that followed ,
this simple recital was deafening. We
lost our buttons in. convulsive fits, and
il is quite probable we should have sui
fered largely in that line, had not the
Parish Judge arrived at tHal momenti
and given q new turn TO affairs. The
Judge, as all our readers know, Is sup.I
posed by many, TO be Of Gallo, descent
aIlhough we have no authority in say
ing that he is "na,ive and TO the ma
nor boru.' Unlike the great poets
Justice,
ain fair round belly with good capion lined,
With eyes severe, and beard Of formal cut
Full Of wise saws aud modern instances"
he is os lean as Grahamne, living
en,irely on bran pudding and frica--
seed radishes. With the undying zeaI
Ipf an lsrseIite, he thunders forth an
dheman against four footed animals
and considers ornjDhology fiji study
OF cannibss. These are The senu
nenls of The Judge, albeit in politics
he, strangely enough, "goes the whole
,lnog."
Al one time, we learn, he was an ex
FOUNDER Of the Methods, fifth, aud tri
ver-ed the country iu company will
the devout aud exemplary father Rod
vine. THIS may account for the yer,
serious cast OF eouutenance peculiar t
him. On the preseUt occasion he wa
dressed in The height Of fashion. II
wore "West Of England" invi.ibI
green coat, the collar Of which was per
pendculsr snd corded "a la coileglan.
giving the wesrer quite msgjsierit
appesrance. His cashmere vest was bt
toned close up to the chin, over the 10
Of which protruded an enormous prlr
jet whiskers, such as are worn by bt
|gands, whom sensitive young ladi,
, hold in such high esteem, ,his panlaloon
= of fancy stripe, were neatly strapped
pair Of psteol leather boots; ar
- French kids encased his small deica
;" hands, in which he held tie liccn
that was to bind together "two willII
6 clhearts."
The Judge now proceeded to bu
,,'|'lhaye imperfec,ly described, to "r'
" lou," his bride.
q "You're the man for my yaler qua
ers," said our hero in estscies, and
-. way he went on run for Suxe. WI
one effort Of his brawny arm, he Io'
- her from the mule and brought her
iIhe centre of an enclosure formed
~ he company, his eyes dllating and
u whole frame exhibiting signs of joy Il
4" l,peakable. The bride was bouncl
- lpraire beauty, on whom time had sm
e , led in lis rapid course. She wore bl
! calico dress, full 10 every part, thus p
IL lmil'ng
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"Every grace
10 run a race.

A string Of blue beads ornsmenled a
good substantial neck--none OF your
swan like things and her head gear
was a cotton handkerchief with scarlet
stripes and yellow ground work, lied
gracefully under the chin and conceal d
ing the h4xen curls that Struggled io'
liberty. Her shoes might have glver
your reserche fashionable ladies' the hys
,er ics, but they united comfort and ~
ability and etfecullIy closed the door
o the fell destroyer, consumption 10
he hurry Of the momeul, doubtless. she
made al lnvidious distinction betweeu
nose necessary appendages cl'sS'callJ
called 'insec, deslroyers, ,"one Of which
acked ,he blue ock--but this was al
omission, not a fault. Her blue eye
las it rested on the chosen one, spoke
I-loquently Of abiding love, and he'
handsome face was wreslhed in smiles
The Judge glanced at the paper ii
MS hand, and then in solemn, impress
sve tones demanded of the groom
"WlI you take Susan jenkins as you
awful welded wife ?"
"WeIl hoss, l. reckon | will.
vouldn'l have rid since daylight an'
packed her here, if / ddn't mean ,C
10 the clean thing answered our he
70.
"And you Susan, will you take Cy
rus Snorler, as your lawful welded hus
lband |"
"Yes Squire, that l will. Dad ssl'
I oughter married Bill Swizzle; bat III
see him hanged first. He danced wilt
1old ugly Bets Foler,snd give her bra,
new shawl. Besides that, he got drum
1 fell off his horse and broke his leg. c.
is good enough for me-" replied III
lspiriled beauty.
This was too much tor cy. He jump