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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-03-22
CONCORD RAIL ROAD.

ON and after the LIST Nov. Passenger Trains will
~ run daily Sundays excepted in connection with the
oston and Lowell and Nashua Rail Roads, as follows:
Leave Boston at A M, IL A M and 5 Nj.
Leave Concord at Sd A NJ, IL Ia A NJ, and 8 p NJ.
Trains from intermediate places will follows
UP TRAINS.
Leave Lowell at 8 Id NJ. IL l-4 M and 6 p M.
Nashua at A M. Nj. and p. NJ.
Manchester 8 Sd A M. Sd p M. and 7 3.4 p NJ
Immediately the arrival OF the from Boston.
DOWN TRAINS.
Leave Manchester at 3 l-2 A M. 10 M and 8 3-4PM.
Nashua al l-2 A NJ Ia J. M and 8 4PM.
Lowell at 7 la M. 2 M. and t2 p M.
Immediately the arrival of the cars & ON Boston.
The second Train from Concord arrives IN Boston
for passengers to take the o'clock train to New
York
The Morning and Evening TRIMS from Concofd connect
with The Boston and Maine Railroad that passengers
may pass daily twice either way, between Concord, Man
chester, Nashua, ALdover, Havefhll. Exeter and Dover
and daily, either way, between Concord PoTland
daily liom Concord by Portland, Brunswick Hoowe
and Augusta.
MERCHANDISE TRAINS
r I'm daily follows
Leave Boston a, SO p M and arrive at Concord the
same evening
Leave Concord at 8 8 4P VI and ,rrive at Boston at
the next morning.
Freight, first class, 81; second class, So.
Freight shonld be delivered at Concord and Boston an
hour at least before leaving, insure delivery by the
first succeeding train
All passengers baggage should be marked, and when
valued moro than $50 notice should be given and extra
charges paid claim lr damage loss beyond such
sum will be allowed
NC. UPHAM, supt.
Nov 2, 1913. 10
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A CERTAIN CURK

humors, scroiula, piles, eresipeIas salt
rheum, scad-head, and oil diseases nris-
ing from impurIty of the blood.
NAOCT. BANGS RENOVATING MIX
NJ TURES, a medicine composed entirely OF
Vegetable substances, aud OF so active character
as TO eradicate speedily and permanently oil those
troublesome and dangerous diseases, which atise
from bid state OF the blood; is hi. hly recommend.
ed by all who have used II, and wall positively in
nine out OF ten effect permanent cure The
propretors, receive letters every k, sp, akinu in
warm praise OF The Article, and narrat:ng cases OF
extraordinary cures, which are Too vouninous to
publish
REFERENCES Sophia Bouchcttc oil 81.
Adams, aged about 20, cured Of scalJ.head, v hich
she had had from infancy was obi ced TO wear a
cap constantly aud was without any hair OF conse-
quence. She commenced taking the mixture in
February 1872 and By April the disease dlsapptar-
longer is obliged TO wear cap.
Mr.. Elbrdee Bi.ghom nf ST. Adams, for the cure
OF a burning, smarting humor, with which nc had
been afflicted for years
Solomon johnson of Durham for the cure of an
Ulcer and scrvfulous affection. Erasius Stanton, II.
w. Rice and John Baker of Stanbrdge for the cure
OF Piles-Hugh Murphy, also Of ST. Adams, was
cured oil bad Of piles in July last, in five days
after lie commenced taking the mixture.
iEjeThc above article will be found at most Drug
gist stores throughout the State-sold Wholesale by
Curtis 4 Smith, St. Adams VI. Also, by e. p.
WALTON & SONS, agents Of the Proprietor at
Montpelier, W.
FOR SALE
Also by Goss & Hutchins, Waterbury; Green, Rich
mond Dana Weeks and Stanton, Danvile l.. Jewett,
St Johnsbury o. French, Barre; N. G. Hale, Chelsea
T.. b. Nevns and Co. Royalton; j. Ross, Jr Woodstock
Peck and Spear, Burihgon N. V. Hoiley and Co. Will
iston.
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u-PRICE REDUCED. 20
" IT'S TOO LATE HIS DEATH
NELL PING

TINE package of Mr.. Phelps TOMATO PILLS for
l. Mr. Lecch has arrived, SAID the merchant. IT'S
TOO LATE, answered the doctor with grief; his death
knell has rung. Alter moment he ADDED had the Pills
arrived in time have doubt from what have seen o
their effects in Quinsy and Sore ih oats that neghDor
would have been saved. Mrs Blnn who taken quite
dangerously, relieved by them hours and was
well three DAYS. Thus how danger Gus is pro-
cras,ination and Of what vital importance an applopr-
ate remedy, timely administered. WAsuIsGToN died of
similar affection and probably because medication
delayed only few homs. People should always keep
box of these Pills in their houses, be ready case of
sudden illness and because they equally efcacous
lung fever. bilious fever, cllc, cramp the stomach
gravel and worms, which all dangerous complaints;
and may be said they remedy for Dyspepsia,
Jaundice Indigestion and Rheumatism sweed limbs
heart burn, erupons 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 asa
FAMILY MEDICINE,
for which purpose they wisely adapted being safe
for young and old of ali constitutional The above no
fancy skeich but true.
The Tomato Pills for sale by Agents in all the
the State; but beware siiions for several
base attempts have been madeso initiate these Pills. The
genuine sgued by &C. Il. Phelps, NJ. D." Never buy
Of PEDLARS; and ask the merchant if he bought Of
Pedars. Avoid him who, for few more cents pr ont will
dsappon The hopes Of the sick, and trlc with their
health. The genuine Pills be obtained Gf the feg uar
agents at the GENERAL DEPOT, No. 226, Main sueet
Haro d.
For salo at CLARK & COLLINS, and s. p. RED
FIELDS, Montpelier; SAML BRITAIN, Barre.
January 1874, is
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NASHUA s. LOWELL RAILROADS.
ARRANGEMENT.
z ON and after the LIST November, ls43 the pas
HMA-senger trains will run as follows


&A ON and after the LIST November 1913, the pas
-s&~8-senger trains will run as follows
Leave Nashville at ! 2 A M. Id and 4 81 M.
Leave Boston at and IL M and p M.
Leave Lowell at 8 2 A M and II Id and "a p NJ.
Passengers arriving leaving Lowell in the on
this road will be conveyed Lowell 10 and from the De-
pot FREQ Of expense By leaving their at The Ticket
Office
Passengers be conveyed by Railroad between Com
cord, Manchester, Nashua and Andoycr Haverh, Exc
ter, Dover, Portsmouth, Portland, &c.
Concord Railroad Passenger and Merchandise Trains
are run in connection with The this road The
Passenger Trains leave Concord at a and IL Ia
M. and P M. Leave Nashua at nine A M. M and
JPN.
MERCHANDISE TRAINS.
Daily SUNDAYS excepted) between Nashua and Boston,
general RATES OF FREIGHT REDUCED.
The Company prepared TO transport all kinds Of
Goods and country Produce, which may be forwarded TO
their Depols.
All Goods anG Merchandise will be at the risk of the
owners, while in the Company's Store houses.
ONSLOW STEARNS Superintendent.
Nashua, Nov; 8, 1913. 10
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lis should be IN every house and used freely as
FAMILY MEDICINE,
ANIMAL CHEMISTRY.


NlMAL CHEMISTRY--has proved beyond all
n question that be 81 chemically combined
10 act upon the al soTben SYSTEM and
accumaatlons which, il allowed to continue will
disease, pain, troublesome iumors morbid swengs
fulous diseases, &c. According 10 tie chemistry and The
physiology of the human system remedy has been dis
covered and is applied and rendered successful
moving painful swengs pains in the side and back rheu
matsm serofuous humos, Knga Evil, enlargement about
the throat and neck, ague cakes enlarged Spleen &C. &c
One thing should be borne in mind by every physician,
that the here spoken of should be used in prefer
every thing else in of ,hefings OF painful
swelngs in the breast Of those who nurse When the
b casls panul-ihere which can be used
that will give quick and certain relief this. never
fails, for weak backs, spinal iratons, and in fact all
klns OF weakness lnammations II cannot fail As
external application IN liver complaints pains in the hsd
and shoulders, Chrome aud iIlammaory Rheumatism, it
has no equal and as pain extractor Of al kinds here is
drops inment plaster that viii compare with the
JEW DAVlD'S OR HEBREW PLASTER"
this the remedy and is well known among physi-
clans IN general TO need any other description. Thou
sands have relieved by Tins paseraer every other
application had e. led. Its poasa1, wear and one
need fear taking cold in that ar which the plaster
applied. pamphlet giving an account of It's discovery
with certificates, directions, &c. accompany each Box
which IS sufficient 10 spread six or eight plasers Price
80 cents.
for the State ocVermont For sale also by S. r. Howard
Burlingionj +. Huntington, Vergennes 5, Moody Mid
dlebury, N. G, Hale, Chelsea DANA Weeks and SIAN
ton, Danyille; 5 II Topper Charlotte; w x Il
Wood, Wesliord; L l. Butcher, ST. Adams; & d
Soule, Fairfeld; II and b Walker Bakersfield; Fisk
and Brown, Waieryille, Keeer and Noyes, Hydepark
PNoyes, Monisville Pennock a. Benjamin, Wolcou;
Holion and Judevine, Lamoile Perry am Co. Cabot
Putnam Marshheld l. Jewett, 81 Johusburyi Jew
Sharon; Britain, Barre VIM Rhodes Jr Richmond
Dntton and CLARK, Bratlleboro. 22-iyeop.
BLANK CHANCERY BILLS,
On hne paper, price cts Of Il, u, Walton Sons, Oct
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-03-22
There Is u Remedy for the sUOrSt
of EksE,llOI'S

DLEASE read Rev MIR Fulierou's certificate and then
l. try them;-"Mr Jones, SRA desire to benefit oh-
ers induces me TO send this testimonial in 's"or of your
DROPS ron HUMoRs. For three years past have been
afflicted with scrolulous humor which assumed the
such throat swelling of the
neck sides and hands large hare lunches the and
in the armpils accompanied with much end pain
To such an extent did the disease rage oduce appa
rent deformy Of the fesures my lungs became iuitacd
faculties benumbcd with the entire loss of the
sense ofsmelng. consulted several sklin physicians,
bottle Of your medicine and commenced using the second
and TO all have effected perfect cure and no
longer bear the of this appalling disease For
mer strength ofIungs body and mind have returned and
the swelings and punches have disappeared THIS is
simple statement Of facts which you are at liberty US
as you choose. N, ii. FULLERTON,
Pembroke, N. H. July &c, l84l."
iUj|A fresh supply Of this valuable medicine Just re-
& SONS, Montpelier VT.
IUsTICE RECORD nj ANKs nnd cnnv M nnnnn CO.. a L
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WONDEREUII

A astonishing fact that Hays Celebrated Linimen
IA for the Piles, Rheumatism, &c. has been used 10
thousands ofcases, and scarce failure to give complete
cure can be found. large suppl
Manufacturer Of tho GEEUIsE the many and in.
creasng calls For sale only at the Montpelier Bookstore
by Il p WALTON r. SONS
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-03-22

STATE OF VERMONT, / In Probate Court holden at
Washington District, IS. Montpelier, within and for
SAID district, on the 9Th day of March, A ID 1874,
oiaie oiLeyi Templeon, late Of Montpelier in sand dis
ic deceased presents his administration account for set
is ordered that the be Ieer-
Iedto the 10th day Of March, 1874 the Probate Office
IN SAID Montpelier for examination and allowance and a
all CONCERNED be notified hereof BY the publication Of This
o,der!n the w. Wa'chman&Saie Journal printed said
montpelier, two weeks successfully as soon as NAV be-
mat ey may appear al said lime and place. ifthey see
cause, and OBJ eel thereto.
by order Of Couri,
Attest LYMAN BRIGGS, Register.
. true copy Of Record,
81 Attest, LYMAN BRIGGS, Register.
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ADMTN.STR ATOR,S ga.

STATE or VERMONT, In Probate Court holden at
- Randolph Disuct,ss. ! Randolph, in and for said
District, on the LIST Tuesday Of March A ID. 1874;
JACOB X. PARISH aid Maria Smith, administrator
on the estate of Jabez Smith late of Braniree in said
district deceased applied for license sell that part of the
real estate Of said deceased in Baintree which usually
called the Nevins' Lot, alledgng that the sale thereof
would be beneficial TO the heirs and all concerned in said
estate ana me same appearing reasonabeIt is ordered
that said application be heard at tho Registers Office in
Randolph IN said district, on the first Tuesday in April
next; and that The heirs and all crested in said estate
mont Waterman and State Journal, printed at Montpe-
her three successive weeks a Of which 10 he before sail
time OF hearing ina. they may appear If they
said time and place and give bonds for the payment Of aid
debls agrseaby to the provisions Of the Statute such
case made.
BY order Of Court,
Attest, p. PERRIN ResiSsr
A true copy Of Record.
Attest, p. PERRIN, Register
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AGENTS.
| r Walton&Sons Mont pclier G Hale, Chelseu
| Il Matston do FostetSS Pa khursi, Tunbridgo
| Moses and Rich do L Stuttevunt, do
Clark ahd Collins do Orange FIfel, Orange
| + Redield do O II Watson, Topshum
| FL liner and Mechanics Co n & A Bailey East
| Middesox Il Cook, Corinth
Goss aud Iutchins Waterbury Severance & Smith,
| & lMRicha -dson Wasfed COtinth East
Baycs S White Mortified Albert Camp, Stow
| ID Putnam, Mafshfeld L l. IIutshins, Noolcot
Hall & Ware, Painiield Kecclr ard NOye nydnpnrk
J a Kent, Calais Vernon Noyes, MoTrisvle
John Rich do Perrin, Randolph
Joseph sawyer, Moroown Curtis, East
Chester Gilmore, Mortified Joseph Clark East
Dodge & Keith, Barre Mann a nd Parish, West
| Fl ancis Boutwell, South l. Hobart West
CusIman Flint Warren Clenveland6Stevens BUokhcld
N spoiding, Roxbury A l. Lamson & Co. BraUtrco
& w Town. Woodbury. &c b Pierce & Co. Nonhfeld
REMEMBER
The only office in Boston where the Indian Vegeabl
Pills be Obtained is at
I0S TREMONT STREET. I9S
Principal Office and General Depot, Race street. Phila
depha. Boston Dec 49, 1913.
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STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court holden at
District Of Randolph SIS. Randolph in and for said
District, on the LIST Tuesday in March ls44-.
ACOB X. PARISH, administrator on the estate of
Thomas Adams. late of BrookfeId in said district de-
ceased applied for license sell all the real estate Of said
deceased of which he died and possessed in this
state Tor the payment Of debts and the expenses Of
1t IS ordered that said application be heard at the Regis
ers Office in Randolph in said district on the first Tuesday
In April next and that the heirs and all Interested in said
esate be notified hereof by publication Of this order in
The Vermont Waichman and State Journal printed at
Montpelier three weeks SUCCESSFULLY all Of which to be
before said time ofheang That they may appear if they
see cause at said time and place. and give bonds for the
payment Of said debts ageeab 10 the provisions Of the
statute in such case made
BY the Court
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SHTPPING EURs.

WASH, and the highest price. paid for Shipping Furs,
~ at the Drug Store of CLARK g. COLLINS.
Montpelier, Nov. l6, l843. So
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HAIR OILS.

N ouaiity 8. ABBOT
The Weekly register. (Ponola [sic] Panola, Miss.) 1843-1844, 1844-01-20

nssf sssFusa but cr ne Of nc aa,a
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TIE REGISTER.

Printed AMI published every SATURDAY at
THREE DOLLARS in advance. Subscribers who
do not pay il advance, will Invariably be charged
four dollars.
Advertisement inserted for one dollar per
s11are (of ten iass less, for the first insertion,
and fifty cents tor each sdbssqnent insertion.
Advertisements of ps nal NATURE will in
variably bs charged double price of ordinary al
vestssnants.
YEARLY ADvERTisINs.--A deduction will bs
mpds to thosa who Advertise by tina year to a suf-
feien amount 10 maks il for tas INTEREST OF msr-
chants and Others.
Advertisements OFT of the direct line of husi-
ness of the yearly Advertiser will be charged for
sspsratsy n; the ordinary rates.
Professional carts, nor altarahle for the year,
coa'aininy ten linas or less ten dollars.
Il names ofcanAidatss for comfy Offices will
be inserted fpr FIVE dollars, pavneat always in adj
vance, IN Stlte Offices ten dollars.
Ele:tQn tickets will nsver be delivered till
paid for.
Political circu,ars or communications ofonly an
inlvdlq interest, will be chargd al half price
OF ordinary Advertisements and must be paid in
advance.
Advertisements not marked with the number Of
insertions will be continued It'll forbid, md any
alterations mn lie after insert charged ext a.
Adgeyssing plt,ois will fnvor us by hi nding
in thar Refreshments as early al:ar reg alar
pl5.icqtion days ms con iea;eat--not !a.ar in any
Gaze if poasible, than This lay night.
All JOB WORK must be paid for or deliv-
cry.
PosrAGF mist be paid or allletters, or they vii
~ y, at---dal -.
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The successful gning on of Major
Jones' C0urtship.
alSEvILLE, | &c. 81, 1912.


slr Thompson-Dear Sir:-Crismus
is over. and The thing ded. Yolknow
told you in my hast letter was gwine
10 bring Miss Mary up TO the chalk a
CriSmus. Welh done it as slick as a
whistle, tho / come mighty nigh bein a
serious undertaken. Buti'll tell you a !
about the whole Circumstance. The
fact is, III made up my mind MORN
twenty times to Jest 60 and come right
out with The whole business, but when
ever got where she was, and whenev-
err she looked at mo with her @iichin
eyes, and kind y blushed at me, al
ways felt sorto' skeered and. fain.y. and
all what | made up to tel her was for
got, SO / c ,uld ut think OF il TO save me.
But you're married man, Mr. TMim,, ,
son, 50 couldn't Tell you no,hin abon'
poppin the question, as they call it. lis
u mighty great favor to ak of q rite pref
|sty gal, and 10 people as amt used to j
it goes monstrous hard, don't it9 The,
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mai ARRANGEMENT.
NE mail i:1M Mennhis a.:

Ins malTI:)n Nen1N's a;-lVes Of Toas..ay
an Sat days, AZ llo'clocS 81 All Departs inl-
mediataly
IN, mail f:on Oxco-l n,E;vss on Tuesdays a.
6 O'Clock p. NJ. All dapa:ts OF Moa!ays at 6
o'cIo:k A. ".
The NAL from Grrn1la, arrives Oh Su,lavs
n, 6 oclo x P. NJ ald dcpa:ts fridays at o.
The NAL f-om Castsrisoa arrives rhti's.ia's Of
6 o'c!o:kP NJ, all departs Moalays a: o.c.otk
A. NJ.
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NODEY,S I.ADY'o BOOK having been for
d Il go long a sa:ies of years, universally fecos ii
&c as tie eNci.siye aid inlispu.ab. guide 70 The
fail sax IN rl1ttas of taste, fasdion. all lita:a-
t15a-ta9 Only work Conducted by dist g,iished
fenlala a itloss, who have won Tor the %sesVes a
ng1 place amdig the ! ii ling spirits OF tia age
thu oniv wo.k which iii point of fat has bssa ex-
eli isIvav t-voai to tas iadies-'ts favor with lis
faif patrols has not zen less remarkable THAI its
perfect a lapt toAtl t,eir feelings AM tastes and
their requirements. In enr.ti npoa Jaw yea,
the D Id she.. without d.min sling IN the least that
st.fng aid useful lterat lie, which has sploa5 re-
suited from lawn, u,rda7 coatr.b it0a Ihs NATIVE
goo! sslsa and elegant fancy OF or American fe-
male writers, wilF rs eac Successive lffesr APP
paa-s p-asaat in .c several depa tinents of litai-
attire. Fashina, all Pictorial Embellishments
Constant all ever varying succession OF asw and
striking features. Nor does he p oniiss witao II
ample ability ~ perform. The best literary tai
eal the bsst eo of the most dist s isasd Artists
in tas eoIat:y-anA 10 crown as wel as ado:n the
whole, re most psrfect arrangements for tia re-
ception of the American. LoadoA and Paris Fash
Iols, far in Ivaa:e of any other publication IN
this coi ,.-v. enable him =, assure the patrons OF
the LADY,, BOOK thar taa fofthcom'ng vdlums
will more than Justify It's well canned title of the
Magazine of Magazines fof the .alies of oar
country.
II has ,,assed ntn custom 10 assert that dress Is
na..s, Of l5ifins importance, bat his every lady
khJxs i, he ntta ly fal~s. Tas:s in dress is mi
ya-s,s IN fyltt he tas index Of thousand desirable
,lal,tas in whifaa, While deficiency IL flIs res
peer always INJURIES oss in ths t'mat or of stsan-
GERS. AID even Of hsr int mats frends--the beauty
of s!e.en aad TIA wit of Aspaaia, would hardly
commend I, gsasial favoran acknowledged ppwa,
in DIR: ss. AHenca ths impo.taacs Of an accredited
guide to sis Fashions
This usafil "fire. already filled for foIr.aer
wears with universal accsptance. by the Lidy's
RooS ihs blisier pledges himself 70 diseha e IN
futars. in a styie sarpassingnl his former efforts
rhs ladies' know psrfect y we'll that our Magazine
| s the highest authority in Fashion.
No iaiye,asidsrs HERSELF we'll dressed who con;
,-avenes tn atho-itys and. in q " own ny, N
| YORK. Boston, Bals:mors. Cincinnati. o s'sv,lle
I,exincton, ST i.ols. New Orleans, Mobile. Rich
non i. C ,arlsstoa, Savannah, and the o'hefmssTop
,li,ian cities Of ths various Ssares, tie tsstsfi
Fashion Plates ftae Lady's Book dictate ihs law
of dress.
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NUMBER 44

Say "iuuOiS uou tiliiu u tiluI notns
in. BUT Pm maxim transgression, as
the preacher SEES.
Z Crismus eve | pu. on my new suit,
and shaved my face as slick as a smooth.
in iron and went over TO old Miss STAN
lty's. As soon as went into the par
Ter whaf they was all sittin round the
fire, Miss Car'line and Miss Kesiah both
laughed rite out.
There, there, ses they, told you so,
| knew il would be Joseph.
What's done Miss Carline?, scs I.
You come under sisters chicken bons
and do believe she knew sou was com.
in Wien she put it over the door.
No did'nt-did'nt no such thing
now, scs Miss Mary, and her face blush.
ed rcd all over.
Oh, you needn't deny it, ses Miss Kc.
siah, you long toJoseph, now, jes as
sure as lhar's any charm in the chicken
bones.
Iknow'd that was first rae chance
to say somothin. bat the dear little crea-
ter looked SO sorry and kept blushin so,
couldn't say nohin zacily to the pint.
So tuck chair and reached up and
reached up and took down the bone, and
put it in my pocket.
Villa; are you gwine to do with that
bone now. Majer! ses Miss Mary.
I'm gwinc TO keep it as long as I live,
ses |, as a Crismus present from tho
handsomest gal in Georgia.
Wheni scd thai, she blushed worss
ana worse.
Amt you ashamed. Majer, scs she.
Now you ough, TO give HER Crismus
gift, Joseph, 10 keep al! her life, ses Miss
Carline.
All, ses old Miss Stanley, when vas
a gal we used TO hang up our stockins.
s,ockins, rite afore-.
/ Then fel, a leeile streaked too, caus
they was all blushin as hard as they
could.
Ilighiy-tiry!. scs the old iady,-what
'fnement Id like to know what harm
there is in s'ockins. People now a-days
is get,in so mealy mou,hed that they
can't call no,hin by its name, and doht
see as they're any better than the old
time people was When I was gal
like you, child, | used TO hung up my
stockins and gi, 'cm full Of presents.
The gals kept laughin.
Never mind, ses Mary, the Maier's
got to give me Crismus gift-won't
you Majcr?
!, Oh yes, Sos you know promised
you one.
But did'nt mean that, scs she.
e I've got one for yen, what | want
you TO keep all your life, but it would
take three bushel bag 10 hold ii, sss l.
Oh, that's the kind, SEES she.
: Ba. will you keep it as long as you
I live? ses |.
c Certainly | will, Majer.
! !, Now you hear that, ses |, Miss Car
i line ses she'll keep it all her life.
Yes will, ses Mary, but VIII: isii?
Never mind, ses /, sou hang up bag
big enough TO hold it, and you'll find
ou. what il is in the mornin.
Miss Carlne winkedsat Miss Kesiah
and then whispered to her-then they
both laughed and looked at me as mis-
: chievous rs they could. They spected
somethin.
You'll be sure to give it to me now
n if hang up bag, SEES Miss Mary.
J e And you promise 10 keep il, SEES /.
hi We'll, will. causl know you would'n