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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-04-08
SPRING STYLE OF HATS.
HATS WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

HATS WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
uzs.nzEza The subscriber takes this opportunity
H]EgH to return his grateful Acknowledgements
If& TO his friends and the public generally,
&6M34sM for the liberal patronage extended TO him
Hais4 in his Observation-Disclosures them that he is
now prepared to furnish them with HATS of his
own manufacture, of the latest and most approved
styles, and in texture and finish will compete with
any sold in this city. He hopes, by unremitting at
tention to business to receive continuance of ia
vors, as his prices will be such cannot fail to
please. o. Youths and childrcns HATS, with a
full assortment of CAPS, always on hand.
S.HINDES, No. "a Gay street,
mh26-:m next the Bridge, Baltic.
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lear sir, very respectfully,
NERVOUS HEApACnE AND RHEuMAT1sM

No. 300 Chestnut street, corner of Eighth,
Philadelphia, August OH, l645.
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~ EW CARPETING. We have Justrecelved
" large and fresh assortment ofCAkPETlNGS,
MATTINGS, OIL CLOTHS, &C. &c., which we
will sell a; very reduced prices and on pleasing
terms-we name in part:
1000 yards Brussels CARPETING, Sl.25 l.37B
1000 &c Imperial Threeply do l.l2t |. IS
5000 &c Kdderminster Ingrn do IS a 97l
5000 &C Superfne do do 62sa IS
5000 q Fine do do so Atwood
1900 " Cotton and Wool do 3l!a Ta
10000 " OIL CLOTHS, all widths, 31a a SO
Toge Their with full assortment of Table and Piano
COVERS, LOOR MATS, WINDOW SHADES,
STAIR RODS, sc. &C., at equally low prices, We
shall be pleased to receive call from those in want,
determined to sell at extremely low prices,
and on accommodating terms.
N. b. 500 pieces 4, 5 and Ga plain and cOlofed
MATTlNGS, just received and for sale as above.
SHAW, SMITH s. co.
235 Baltimore street,
mig m four doors west of Cbares
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A TIIREETOLD VIRTUE.

by promoting circulation Strengthening the system
and facilitating Digestion DR.. Woods Sarsaparilia and
Nid Cherry Bitters will restore the most confirmed
invalid to health. Where either these effects are ne
ccssary to the restoration, the" Bitters" will be found
to possess every quality desirable. They have been
used already win the greatest success i'll many obsl-
nate cases OF inquiry ithe blood Nervous irritation
Dyspepsia, Low Spirits, Scroula, Papitntion of the
Heart, Chronic Headache and Rheumatism They
are indeed happy combination Of powerful yet safe
and sautary vegetable remedies of a sterling and
nnimpeachabc reputation. They have won their po-
pularity solely by their intrinsic merits and that they
have been successful, numerous certificates in the
hands OF the proprietor, and the greatly increasing
sales fully attest Those DESTROYS OF an agreeable vet
efficient tonic or Alternative medicine, need seek 10
further Tor IN this preparation they will find all that can
be desired. For sale by PECK \ SPEAR 2lw3
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FREE TRADE.
ARE vARrovs ANN MsNy

" are the notions OF accomplishment Yet the
grand secret Of eminence and success is have MS
business but one at a time, then with an attained
knowledge and direct attention, the result may be
fundamentally calculated with that in view the
Peoples Agent 2ia years since commenced Merchand-
zing with the Motto of Up and Doing, Quick and
How it has been carried out may be known to the
People, by visit to their Store and viewing the pro-
excessively improved condition of the establishment
and the enlarged supply of Goods, Wares and Mer-
chandze therein collected, from nearly oil tho por
tons of the Globe and each may take for themselves
at Free Trade prices, until after the Rc-rcUison OF
the Tariff of 1912, which will be soon or the Mex
come and get your Dresses, Cloaks, Bonnc,s Shnwls
Boas and muiis all ready for general Thanksgiving
Nov 20 81 AT HOW ARDS.
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The New England
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
BOSTON,

lave established an agency in Burlington, Vt.
l. and will gran, policies on the Mutua principle,
country or England.
For the better security Of the insured, in addition to
the amount received Tor premium deposit and policies,
tins company has guaranty capital OF SlOOoD. one
half Of which was paid in and safely invested before the
company went into operation and the ba lance is liable
to be called in whenever the business and eXgenccs OF
the company shall require it.
the object of this company is furnish every an
opportunity make small annual saving during his
lie for the benefit of his family after his disease with
out paving any than is actually required 10 meet
the requisite expenses and payments of the company
At the expiration OF every period Of five years. each
member is entitled to have his deposits, so much
thereof as remains unapproprated, credited to him on
account Of his future premiums lie is also entitled to
receive back a, the time three tourhs OF the
plus OF his premiums over and above what may be
requisite to meet the liabilities of the company, 10 the
benefit OF the income Of which, he will be entitled Us
| long rs he remains 4 member.
| ANIMAL. paw NEVIS
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Tur DryyER TO Mn. WEBsTER-A Great
Snoecb We learn that the Hon Samuel Breck
has been invited to preside at the complimentary
Dinner which is 10 be given to Mr.. Webster at
the Museum Building on the I'd OF December
This is an excellent selection. Mr.. Breck Is a
retired merchant, IA citizen well known ana
highly esteemed for lis intelligence and lnte-
gritty. lie has also served in the State Senate
as well as in Congre ;. He was an early and
efficient friend Of Internal improvements, and OF
Popular Education. The Festival is likely to
proye very brilliant affair. The Dinner will
take place in the Upper Saloon, and the Gale
ries will be reserved for the ladies'. The Lower
saloon will be appropriated to the purpose OF
receiving the visiters. guests, &c. Mr.. Webster
will no doubt make great speech on the occa'
s;on-probaby one of the greatest ofhs life.
The deepest anxiety will be felt to hear the
,;eus Of so eminent n statesman, al a moment
ar.ucb interest in our national affairs. II IL
orohohle that he will review the prominent points
ffr nolicv in the existing ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
as, The rsneal of the tariff of AZ, and the enact
-, Of the tariff of 40, the re-establlshment o
81 The subtrea surv the origin and progress OF inc
MAR with Mexico. the veto OF the harpor "'i' &C
W. cav il is probable, for we do not speak uPor
,he subieet by authority. Certain 1t Is, how
anar ,Iat Daniel Webster, at such crisis an'
- resnonse to compliment so gratifying VII
,nste NO ordinary effort of argument eioq"cnce
md power. Pill HT"rer.
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The following article we copy with pleasure from
the Boston Mercantile Journal March 1919 and we
nope Il any oil our numerous renders are suffering from
any 81 the complaints which 1t is said cure they will
speedily avail themselves of H. "'''
DIX WlSTARS BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY
IL was known many years ago that the wild cherry
tree oil tins cm1te possessed valuable medicinal nro
perties, Indeed this fact was known TO the Ahori
gne', and decocton OF the leaves or bark of This tree
has ever been regarded by their PHYSICIANS as one If
the most eirctual remedies in many diseases This
TACT several years since arreced the attention of DR.
Wisar, n highly respectable practitioner of Virginia
lie investigated with the healing properties of The
wild cherry Tested its effects when administered alone
AMI when in combination with other remedial AGENTS
lie found TINT It's natural virtues might be greatly i'm
proved, and by combining il with ingredients Who's
properties were well proved and generally recognised
medicine was produced which constitutes a remedy
OF great value IN pulmonary affections and diseases OF
the chest and throatdiseases which are proverbiay
prevalent in our ctos and large towns and often
prove fatal swllling the bills of mortality to much
greater extent than is the with most other we had
almost sa d all other classes ofdiseases
None genuine, unless signed l. BUTTS on the
wrappe For sale by PECK x SPEAR
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VIII he Clo-'i up
y n,tb tn,ri .t~"l' Y 49, ,.Ss'S" arc,
: IL in the Company of young hickrys dressed
IN Uniform and took her post in the Lanes with a
,,u.,it the paterotsm that existed with onr an
nicnt Mothers Still Exists at the present day
On the 9th June, our journalist arrived at
what he terms a Natural military position on
the way wee Saw natural Curiosity 1t was u
frog with hornes and \ tail About nine IN tue
morning wee arrived at the place where wee
now Are it is \ natural position. After very
interesting march up the Rio Grande' the Wrl'er
says, From my first Journey in mexico VIII
give description of the country mat wee paH'
the Country is very thinly in habted 1t Is one
extensive plain with out tree or SCRUB II Is
very rich and fertile it produces Ca an Pepper III
\ bundance Spontaneously also toma'lces ',l"n "
tainously Coffee Groves here in one WORD II Is
one of the hes Countries that ever saw Meulss
and lacks in \ bundance Stock OF All KINDS
does well here.
lie saws that A Dutch mayer struck man
when hi, hands were tied, which oughter lam
him (the mager) politically forever
There are few sentences that must DC CO
MOD
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Court Calendar.
CmTrENDEN Co. Court.
Norcmber Oh.


ROBERT BEACH rs. CLARissA BEACH. Eject
ment for lands in Hinesburgh The defence
was that subsequent TO the commencement of
the action, the plif had taken possession of the
land and sold it to one Place and had after
wards taken a deed back from Place, giving him
a bond to execute a rcconvcyance at future
period. The Court held that these facts did not
amount toa defence, and left the question of rent
and profits to the Jury. Verdict for plaintiff for
premises and S75
n. PEcH ~ A. PECK for Plff
kAssoN & USDERWooD for Deh.
November 10th
French & CovELL, was commenced and
continued.
Harmon BEACH rs. ISAAC WARNER. Petition
for partition Defence that plaintiff was not
tenant in common, but that def. had acquired
title by possession to that portion of the
premises claimed by plaintiff. Verdict for pif
A. PECK q PLATr for Plf
hAss0S & ADAMS for Def.
November 1lth.
JOIN \. PoMERoY rs. GA1Us "A CoLLAMER.
This was an action for a false return on an ex-
ecutlon, alleged to have been made in 1913,
by VIM. Joslin, a deputy for the defendant
who was Sheriff of Addison County 1t APP
pearcd that the plif. had recovered judgment
against l.. b. &, A. r. Smith, Of Manchester
ton into the hands of Joslin to collect. Joslin
returnedi it nuila bonq, and the plaintiff thercupon
commenced suit against Calvin III. Smith,
sheriff OF the City of Ncrgcnnes. for taking an
insufficient jail-bpnd In this suit he failed,
Smith having shown that the Jail bond was suf-
fcient. For the Plaintiff was claimed that the
return on the execution was false, and made by
colluision with the debtors and that he was en-
titled to recover the cost and expense If the suit
knit n adj IA hp a
of the debt lost. The defence was that at
the time of the return the Smiths had no per-
sonll property on which the execution could
have been levied. The Court directed the Jury.
in they found for the plaintiff, to assess the
damages arising ont Of the suit against G.. H.
Smith in IA separate clause of the verdict. so as
to reserve that part of the case. Verdict for
plaintiff $30S,i6 and S75,S5 special damages.
SMALLEY & PHELPS for PHI
Tucker & \. pEcK for Delt
November 18th.
RoEERr Beach rs. ". SALISBURY g. AL.
Eiectnent for the same land in controversy in
the case Beach rs. Beach above noticed. 1t
was tried upon the same grounds and by the
same counsel a. that case.
Verdict for plaintiff for premises, and $32l4
damages.
n. j. HiswELL rs. H. B. SrAcy. Eject
mcnt for land in burlington. The plaintiff
showed paper tile to the land. The defendant
relied upon title by possessonand claimed that
two of the deeds in the plaintiffs chan one
from the L. States and another from an ndi-
riduai. were void from adrer-e possession at tie
time they were given. The Court held that Il
title by possession could not be acquired against
the Government and that deed executed by
the Government, while the land was in adverse
possession was not. on that account. void
and lt,lt
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CoyrSpRM.-"Whyis the letter D like r'ng'
aid a Young lady to her accepted, one day
The gentleman, like the generality OF ms sex
in such a situation, was dull as a hammer De
added the LADY, bS with End Of the % room sH
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READER READER

READER KEADER
IF you ARE AFFLICTED WITH
Bronchitis, Asthma, obstinate or common coughs
and Colds, Splitting Of blood, bleeding Of me
lungs, Whooping- Cough. Difficulty "
breathing. sore hroat, Hoarseness,
first Nages Of Consumption.
AxD ALL OTHER PUi,MoyAEY on LUNs COMPLAINTS,
DIR. EMANUEBs
BALSAMIC LUNG. AND COUGH JELLY.
The materials Of this Jelly are purely vegetable and
and are the invention OF an eminent physi-
cian, from whom the proprietor has purchased the
recipe. 1t is certainly worth its weight in gold, but is
put at price to be within tho reach OF rich or poor.
Names and residences Of persons residing in the
city Of Ncp York, rho hare been cured or beni-
ftedbp DR. ENAsrEL's BA1sAMc Couen AND LIKE
ITI H. maeR Il mas Tsser,GTG IN a"'ssr
for time, dreadful pnin in his side and chest
with hacking cough, and shortncss or difficulty OF
breath. He used part ola bottle of DR. Emannels
Balsamic Lung and Cough Jelly, which perfectly
Mrs MeReAv, l62 Front Brooklyn had very
obstinate cough and cold She tried every other re-
mediy in vain, and Dr. Emannefs Bdisdmic Lung
and COngh JcliB entirely cured her
Reader. reader, let the glad voices and grateful
hearts OF these respectful bic citizens OF New oik APP
peal your hearts and understandings. if you are at
fictcd with any pulmonary complaint cough cold
&c. &c
Mr.. L. w. Coxkrty, 1902 Eldridge-s,.
Mr.. AroSzo BRowN, - Reade-st.
Mrs MORGAN, 1872 Front-st., Brooklyn.
Although the inventor must again rcterate his OPT.
Mon. that he considers consumption, in its confirmed
and stages incurabr. yet he must own there is
still hope when we read the following letter:
Orange county, .1pril -, 1916.
DIR. EMASrIr,
Dear Sir You may perhaps think my statement
almost incredible Nv reason for fearing is the fact
of your recommending your Jelly for the cure o.
confirmed consumption but only in its primary or hst
stages. ] have every reason TO believe that was IN
its las, stage my physician told me so my friends
told me well did my symptoms for they were
truly alarming and felt fully convinced that unless
relief was obtained must soon be consigned to the
narrow confines of the silent grave. But by the time
ly use Of your remedy still live, and again ENJOY my
former good health | had. indeed, dear sir. all tn
alarming sysmptoms you speak OF as forming con
sumption in its worst stage but by the use ofyoui
Jelly, again say, am cured,
| ISAAC J. REED.
| And now, reader, having given You a plain state
mcn let nc coninre pause, it /, too late
| Try this BAI.SA MIC LUNG JELII-try it, have
put its price to YOU as low can afford il You use it
and succeed in curing yourself shall have the graft
ticaton of having rescued another from consumption
and hope, in return that you will not withhold inoli
| Inc your name, and statement OF your cure.
| DIR. EMANUEL'S
| BALsAMic LrvG AND CoUGH JELLY, is sold, by tn
Agent Price Fifty Cents Bottle, or larger sizes On
Dollar. ..
GEORGE f. HARRINGTON.
| Burr nrton Vt Nov both 1916 2lni3
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SADLERY. &C,

CTRONGS & Co. having rcpcnished their stock OF
- Sadcry. Harness trimmings and Coach Hardware
prepared to furnish consumers anything wanted in
this line on favorable terms
Nov. l.. I6 MI
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THANKSGIVING, CHRISTMAS & NEW
Years are coming.

IT ARLINGTON has opened for coming events.
~ HUT Pipe IPoodhouse's Siciiy Madeira
,Ime Tor Cooking purposes; also hlf pipe Old Ma
also
Cloves, Cinnamon, Allspice, Nutmcgs Ginger Sage,
summer Sayory, Carraway Seed Chocolate Cocoa
prepared. Mustard, Eng and French, Pepper Sauce
Catsup, Picked Lobster, Sardnes Soda Clackers&c
&c. &c. Those in search OF Fancy articles for pres
ens &c would do well to call and look over our goods
IN that line.
Burlington, Nov eth, 1916 %
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q TO GIRLS WANTED AT THE PAPER
~ MILL at Hubbe's Falls Nov. 90 1916.
VS.,
CUTLERY.

A y extensive assortment of Table and Dessert
n Knives and Forks. Carvers, Stees, Nut Picks
Cooks and Butchers Knives Shears. Sissors, Rogers
pen and pocket Knives, &c. &c.
STRONGS & Co.
Nov. ISi6 NIL
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Boston Wool Market..NOv. I6.

There confines to be n good demand for American
fleece wool, and prices are fully sustained There i,
but small supply OF superior pulled wool, and holder.
are asking &c per Id. advance-Bost Courier.
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than They smtnthhas
rcnarl entln rhaeru tirh
unghtu
utan otr trees, hIns cnil damage
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yUNHE SUBSCRIBER HAVING DISPOSED OF Hi

i Goods to |. d Bixby and Co, gives notice to
all persons having unsettled accounts with him, that
his Books and Notes will remain until the Is, January
next, at the store OF l. ID Bxby Co., and after that
time will be placed in the hands OF H. LEAvENwoRrH
for collection
ALL persons having accounts against him are
requested to present them for adutment Immediately.
22w3 ii. W. CATLIN
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lCkOREl Nuts Brazil and MADEIRA Nuts, Paper
IL shell, and common Soft Almonds, Malaga Ora
pes kasins Currants Citron Mace &c may be found
al a., ,o. A. 5. DEWEY.
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Burlington Female Seminary.
]. ". RANDALL,

]. ". RANDALL,
HAVING JUST ARRIVED FROM NEW
Ii York, with large and fashionable assortment
OF Watches Iewery and Fancy Articles. which he OF.
iers Tor sale at very low prices, ut his
New jewelers. shop,
In Strongs Building College street, directly opposite
Cole Il Robinson's Store.
The citizens of Bur ington and vicinity are respectful
" invited to call and examine his goods or themselves
His assortment consists III part, as follows:
Watches,
Gold English Patent Levers. Anchors, Cylinders. AMI
l.cpines Silver. English Levers, Anchols Cylinders
Lepnes and Common
Cold Pencils & Pens,
Gold Iockets Guard Chains. Keys and Seals Spcc.a-
cies Thmbles Beads, Ear Ornaments Enamelled
and with Stone settings. Gold Bracelets, Clasps.
Hearts, Crosses, Fob and Vest Chaines, and great
variety OF
Elegant Finger Rings.
Pins and Brooches of the latest styles, for Ladies' and
Gentlemen. Silver Specacles Thlnblcs, Pencils.
Gold and Silver Tooth picks, Silver Butter Knvcs.
with Silver, Pearl or Ivory Handles,
silver spoons,
Warranted as good the Coin Pearl and She'll
Card Cases Steel Bags and PurS. Clasps Steel Beads.
Purse Rings with bars and tass,s. Silver Plated and
German Saver Spoons, German Silver Spectaces and
Steel Tweezcrs, Cheap Steel Slcctaccs, Key Ringa-
and u large assortment OF
Cutlery,
Rogers Razors, Knife anil Scissors, Wade and Butch
er's Razors. warranted, Chapuan's Razor Strops.
Shaving soap, Bears Oh, and
Ferfumery.
Various patterns Of Shell, Horn and Ivory
Combs.
Coral Beads and Necklaces, Cloth, Hat. Hair. and
Tooth
Brushes.
Music Boxes Nolms, Bass Nioi and Violin Strings Of
the best quality, Ciarionctte Reeds, etc.
All kinds OF Watches. Clocks. Mu-ic-Boxcs and
Jewcry Cleaned and Repaired at the shortest \ Office
+ Old Gold and Silver taken i'll exchange Tor goods OF
work.
November llth lol6. 2Oii
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WINTER CLOTHING.

WINTER CLOTHING.
Ready Made or Made TO Order
VvNHE Subscriber has Just received from New York
1 large and well selected assortment of Ready
made Clothing among which may be found
Broad cloth Frock and Dress Coats, over Sacks and
Surtouts, heavy Tweed irocks and over Sacks heavy
Cloth frocks Tor business wear kerseymere do do,
Pilot cloth Sack, Vests aud Pants OF every Variety
ALSO
Cloths, Cassimcres, Tweeds, Nestngs and Trimmings,
which he will make up 10 order in good style, at a
small advance from ready made prices: Call and see.
JAMES MITCHELL,
Draper and Tailor, Church st
Burlington. Oct. 90, 1916. l1w6
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Deborah ROckwelI's Estate.
LIE THE 81 lRSl tRIRERN HAVING REL

Deborah ROckwelI's Estate.
I'VE THE SUBSCRIBERS HAVING BEEN
w appointed by the Honorable Court of Probate
for the District of Grand Isle commissioners receive,
examine and adjust all claims and demands against
the estate of DEBORAH ROCKWELL, late of South
Hero, in said District, deceased and all claims and
demands exhibited in offset thereto and six months
from the twenty eight day OF September A. ID. 1916.
beng allowed BY said Court Tor that purpose, we
therefore do hereby give notice that we will attend to
the business Of our appointment. the dwelling house
of DAVID CoRBv, in said South Hero, on the second
"Wednesday of January next, from o \ T. o'clock
2. NJ, ill + | V f o'clock p VI a. said DAYS
Given under our hands at South Hero, this eth day
Of November A. ID 1916
soxa E HhIRY i tHHEETTHfHER' Commissioner.
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TIN PLATES, Sc.
RESTORATIVE FRANCHISE.
Consumption.

T OUIS FONTAIN, junior partner of the Fl
IL Fontain Il son, Chemists and Prescriptionsts
the Royal University, Paris, has established at Wa,
ington City, d. C., Depot tor the sale OF their abe
celebrated compound, which they offer To the Anne
can Publick as "A SURE ANrIDoTE FOR CONSUMPTION,
;, its ADVANCED as well as INClPIENr stages. Acti
directly upon the LUNGS, and aresting there decay
not only soothcs and qulets at Gnce the distress
pain attendant upon this heretot're regarded hi
ne VEN oi STORYTELLING. but he would relate an
Incident which occurred during the early part
IF his professional career, in Court House IN
he interior of the State of Ohio.
lie said the Judge had Just taken his seat upon
he bench. and cause was about to be COM
nenced, when very white-haired old gentle
man came lettering into the courtroom upon
cane in either hand. The old gentleman was
A soldier orthe revolution, and had come TO pro-
cure a lawyer to prepare his papers; tla' III
might get his semi-annual payment-lhis SCI
vice was always, of course, rendered gral's'
The papers, continued Mr.. Corwin, Wtio
handed over to him. and after asking some u '"o
other necessary questions, he enquIred '''' age
OF the pensoner
In a tremulous, shrll voice, the old M" an
swered, "F-o-r-t-y-t-l-y-e.'
you do not understand me, old e'uueman'
said Mr.. G. II wish to know no" olu you
area" .i.n
Il am f-o-r-t-v-f-i-v-e-young slr
My dear sir. | do not wish 10 Know how old
,.ou w,sr, ,yhnp Won left the service, or when
Won entered it-but want to Know now old YOU
are now"
ii told We, forty, five"