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LADIES REMEMBER

That Cashmeres, Nj. De LANES, Rept. De
LANES, Chusans, AlPaccaS, plain and figured
Cords, Gimps. fnnges, velve!S, ribbons, hat Iib,
bens, silk girdles, cords and tassels, worsted
boas, cravats, fancy velvets, gloves, spiral cord
quilted borders, bonnet silks carpet Tags, cal
Goes muslins, cloth buskins, CATERS, slips, walk
ing shoes, shawls, &c. &c, you can bug OF The
subscribers cheaper than OF any enc else in this
vicinity. Il. BEChWli IL q TO-
Oct. 1914.
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Iron Il Steel.

FsIHE subscriber has for sale the various
Il kinds of Round Flat, and Square Iron
Spikes and Nail rods, Band and hoop iron,
American do. Eng. Blistered, German
Spring, and Cast Steel, Toe Cork steel,
Horse shoes, Sleigh and cutter shoes, SHOW
els, spades, Zinc, Blacksmilhs Anvils and
Vices, s. the various sizes of nails. All OF
which which may be had at fair prices at
the Wharf in Vergennes.
W. CHAIRMAN
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There as no excuse

For the Headache lrhen you can obtain the
Genuine MdrShalPs aromatic Catdrrh and
Headache Snuff.
This Snuff is a certain and perfect cure for
the Catarrh, also Common Colds in the Head,
and the Headache, and is an excellent article for
sore and weak eyes. 1t opens and purges out all
distractions, strengthens the glands, and gives a
healthy action TO the parts affected.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS.
All those wishing to purchase the genuine arti-
Gle of Marshall's Snuff, should purchase that of
which H. C. Gridley, Middlebury, VT. is the pro-
prietor, and no other as manufacture personal
ly the Snuff sold by said Gridley.
DIR. MARSHALL.
certify that the above article was executed
in my presence by DR.. Marshall, and that hiss sig
nature thereto is genuine.
Dorastus Wooster-Judge.
Middlebury, January IA, 1915. SO
n. B. The name OF II. c. Gridley, proprietor
will be found upon every bottle Of the genuine
Marshall's Improved Snuff. Sold wholesale anG
retail by H. c. Gridley, Middlebury, VT. AGENTS
w P. Russell, and S Moody, and by druggists
generally throughout the U. States and Canada
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n EW GOODS.

The subscribers are now receiving a large sup
ply of Spring and Summer Goods.
Among the assortment will be found almost
every article of Staple Goods required in
this section, and gTeatvariety the new styles
of Goods for Ladies Dresses, Florence g. Straw
Bonnets, Ribbons and Artifcials, &C., &C., &c,
which will be sold on terms as favorable as al any
store in the County. WRIGHT g. BUSH.
Shoreham, May IL, 1915.
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New Store!

THE subscribers have just received at East
Middlebury, at the store formerly occupied by
R. L. Perkins, an entire new stock of goods,
which they will sell for cash or produce, or ap-
proved credit, as low as can be bought in the
county, consisting in part of the following arti-
cles:
Broad Cloths, Brown Cottons,
Cassimeres. Batting,
Vestings, Wicking,
Prints, Buffaloes,
Rept. Cashmere, Boas,
Afghans, BuckGloves&M iucns
Apaccas, Caps Of all kinds.
AL S o,
Salt, coarse and fine,
Tobacco, Goldfish,
Teas, Mackerel,
Molasses, Lamp-Oil,
Sugar, Ralsins,
Boots, Shoes,
Hardware, Crockery.
And all other articles usually kept in country
store. People wishing 10 buy cheap will do well
to call and examine our stock before buying else
where, as we are confident the prices and goods
will give satisfaction, ifnot fair compensation
will re made FOR the trouble oflooking
A CHI APMAN s. SON.
Nov 1St 1915.
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JDnN STEEL

ENAGON Tire 1 ga, IL, and Ia
w inch, for tire, sleigh-shoes., &c; pes.
Russia Nail Rods; German, Blister anu
Cast Steel; Plated Cntter SHOES &C. iof
sale by ii. a. ohIhOo'
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w. P. Russell, Middlebury; A: p
Roscoe G. H. o. Smith, New Haven; Gee.
W. ParmIee, Bristol; w. t. Eliot & t. c.
Smith, Monkton; F. Huntington, Vergenns
W. S. Brown, Addison; Frost & Rider, G.
Searls & Co, P. Fletcher & Son. BridPort;
Wright & Bush, Shoreham; o. w. Barn
ham, Lincoln: B. F. Haskell, Cornwall
Royal Flints Hancock; Joseph Simonsi
Whifinr
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ATTENTION THE WHOLE.
DISSOLUTION.

The partnership heretofore existing under the
finn ofNeedham, and Dentists this day dissolv-
ed by mutual consent. All persons having unset
tied accounts with said finn are requested to set
tie the ssme forthwith with Levi Needham, who
is authorized to settle the same.
LEVI NEEDHAM
ALLEN DENNIS.
East Middlebury Nov. 18th 1915 % 3m.
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Blacksniihino.

'EHE Subscriber would respectfully inform
the people Of MidGlebury and vicinity,
that he continues in the shop loImerly occu-
pid by JOHNSON e. MATHEWS, where
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Also,

just received at their old stand near the Court
House, great variety of rich and fashionable
goods, which are offered for sale at the very
lowest prices for cash or produce, or APP
proved credit.
A. CHAPMAN & SON.
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PUNDER SONS
CONDITION WD E r S.
A certain and perfect cure for all the diseases
to which the Horse, Ok, Cow and all herbiveTouS
animals are sui ice; to-such as the heaveS, foun-
der, horse distemper coughs, colds &c. in horses,
Horn distemper &c &c in the OK and COW.
Sold wholesale and retail at the manufacturers
prices, by H. c. GRlDLEY
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Vergennes.iJah 6, 1916.

TAKE NOTICE, GENTLEMEN,
Gloves. Suspenders. Buckskin Mittens, WorSted
Belts, Canton Flannels, Cravats, Velvets, Blan-
kets, Worsted Serges, Padding, Canvass; Silk,
Twist, Buttons, Drillings, Pat. Thread, dc, can
be obtained cheap Of
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y NPIEs on THE FACE. FRECKLE5. TAN
.MaSIJuJNE SKIN. GROSS SURFACE.

PINPLES ON THE FACE. fhEOhnrI' 80
MASCULINE SKIN, GROSS SURFACE.
l.. first action is TO expeI all humour. twill not
..,ss DRAWING till the face is free from any matter
that NAV be lodged under the skin and fre1ueniiy
break;ng ont of The surface. II thea heals. When
there is nothing but grossness, dull rep isive sur
face il begins soften and soften until ihe SKIN DC
comes as smooth aud delicate as child's-
fBURNS.-I suppose there is not family IN
lie United States that would consent to be wIlh-
out this single day, ifthey knew IFS balm IN healing
Burns alone. Itextracts the pain and leaves the
place without a scar. -,,-,x
loUINSY SORE THROAT, INFLUENZA,
IRRONCiIITIS.-'Fhere is an internal remedy IN eN-
isence that will these disorders as quick as
This Salve II opens III spores on the neck and draws
off all the Inflammation and impure Juices ana IN
few DAYS the sees the patient we'll 1t is sovereign IN
these cases.
| PIES.-The Saye acts upon the les as upon
tho niles ms upon Sore Eyes. There is an lnfamRa-
ton which must be drawn from theParts. The Salv
WORMS.--Ifparentsk new how fatal most me
icines were TO children taken inwardy, they would
be slow to resort 10 them. Especially ''mercTial loz
engecs ;" called lined. ate lozenges," pills, &C. The
truth is. no one can tell, iararibiy v'heu the worms
are present. Now let me sayto parents, that this
Salve will alDays tell il child has worms. Ii viii
dnue every vestige of them away This is q
simple and safe cure. No injury can come of II any
way But should il be cholic, inflammation of tllebow
els or grippe Of the intestines, wi; as eectuy cure
them as worms.
There is probably no medicine on the face Of The
earth at once so sure and so safe in the expulsion
Of worms.
Ii would be cruel nay ,ieked, give inter- al doubt
FIJI medicines, SO long as It harmless, EItenal ont
could be had.
TOILET Although have said little about it al
A hair restorative, Yet / will stake it against Iht
World, They may bi ing their Oils far near, anC
mine will restore the hair two cases 20 their one
i OLD SORES, ULCERS.-There is no effectua
way of curing these, but by drawing off the putrlc
matter To merely dry il up would endanger one
health more. That some Sores are outlet Il
the impurities ofthe system, is because they canno
mass oitirough the natural channels Of the Hsensi
lie Perspdretion. If such Sores are healed up, tn
impur, ties must haye other outlet, twill en-
danger life This is the why it is impolitI
TO use the common Sayes Of tie day in such cases
For they have power to open other avenues, 1
let off all this morbid matter, and the consequence
are always fatal This Salve will always prOvid
for such emergencies.
BROKEN BREAST.-Persons need never hav
Broken Breast. The Salve will always prevent
if used in season.
LIVER COMMUNICATIONS with this dis
case frequently have eruptons OF the hands, face an
other parts and never think that il arises fron
the heart. Sach must use it first on the feet, the
4 wear it on the chest, and thu difficult will 9
away.
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New Haven, Oct. Is, ISIS.
SHAWLS, SHAWLS,

splendid 10. of Shawls at remarkable low pri-
a ces Among which may be found Emb. Law
ender De laine, Damask Silk, and the finest artl-
Gle of Brocha, for sale by /. c. MEAD.
Cornwall, Oct 1915. Il
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CHILDREN NEED NOT DIE MORE
THAN OTHERS.

But il is from the want of proper nourishment
and the constant drHssing they undergo which news
them down the rank grass falls before the scythe.
Mothers. repeat again, and if they were the
the last words ever to utter, and of course
past the reach Of all interest, 1--WE would say, GO Use
The hH-H!aLng Ointment for sickness among children"
RHEUMATIsM.-1t removes almost immediate the
inflammation and swelling, when the pain of course
cases.
FEvERs-In all cases Of fever the difficulty lies in
the pores being locked up. that the heat and pers
pration crnnot pass off. 1.-THE least moisture conld
be started the crisis has passed and the danger
yer. The All-Healing Ointment will in all cases
Of fevers almost instantly unlock the skin and ing
fourth the preparation.
FEMALE Ts.-Inhamation ofthe kidasvs,
of the ,ronlb and its falling down, weakness, and
regularity in short, al those difficulties which are
frequent with females find ready and pertinent re-
lief We have had aged ladies' tell us they
could NOT live six months without it. But
to females about TO become mothers If used for some
weeks antecedent 10 their confinement, very few Of
those paines and convultions which attend them at
that period will lie feh his TACT ought TO he Known
the world over.
A1pHEAD.-We have cured cases that actually
deied everything known, as well as the ability 0
fifteen or twenty doctors. One told us he had
spent 500 on his children without any benefit, when
few boxes of the Ointment cured Them.
| CoRNs.-Occasiona uee Of the Ointment will al
ways keep corns from growing. people need never
be troubled il they willuse it.
| As aFAMILY MEDICINE, no man can measure
its value. So long the stars roll along the
Hcavens-so long man treads the earth, subject
to all infrmiiies Of the lesll-so long disease and
sickness known-ust so long will this good Oint-
ment be used and esteemed. When man ceases ON
of the earth, then the demand will cease and till
then.
JAMES McALISTER & co.
| l6S south street, New York.
sole proprietors ofihc above Meicine, 10 whom
communt atons be addressed (post paid). Price
25 cents and so cents.
/ CAUTION.
As the AH-HeaLng Ointment has been greatly coun-
terrified we have given this caution TO the public,
that 'no Ointment will be genuine unless the names
| ofJames McAlister, names McAlis;er & Co., are
WRITTEN with PEN upon EVERY LABEL The Ia
is steel engraving, with figure of 'Inselstie Pssr-
pnation' on the face.
Now hereby offer reward 6 500, to lie paid on
conviction in any Of the constited courts Of the Uni
ted states, Of any individual councreitng name
aud Ointment
Sold Wholesale and Retail, by.
nc. GRIDLEY.
and w. P. Russell, Agents.
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''NEW GOODS.

I have this day received, a large and
sniendcd assortment of staple and fancy
DRY GOODS
among which may be found, black, blue
black, Broad and Beaver Cloths, Black and
Blue Cassimeres, Fancy do. rich winter
Vestings, Ottoman Rep. Cashmere dEcos-
Sc. Alpaca. silk warp, Fig'd Lunetia, May
blue Alpaca, and Cashmere Shawls, Prints
a great variety sheeting, shirtingso, Drills,
brown and bleached Cotton yarn, SC. all OF
which will be soil at a small advance for
Cash and most kinds of Produce. Snch as
Pork. Butter. Cheese, Peas. Beans, and
Grains of all kinds will be received in
payment for which the highest prices will
be paid. u c,,,o,,N
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I91 Cents n Il Ox.

And they are warranted TO be better, in all
respects, than any other Pills III tine market,
what ever may be their price.
They have cured where cure seemed quite
impossible they have restored to health humid
reds who had long languished on beds Of pain :
they have operated Ike charm, when all other
medicines failed to give relief; they have giveIr
comfort to the afflicted, and hope to the des-
pairing; they have removed the ills of the young
and given back youth to the aged. Indeed,
they seem to possess the properties ascribed by
the alchemist of former days to that ELIXIR, that
SOVEREIGN BALM, that conqueror of inhrmities.
to discover which they passed long days and
nights of labor and study.
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e@aM OF RUsH ; 49,
H|!a!|!!lEgIE HEaAglhS ivy

HAVE ob:aineda
celebrity superior to
that ofany other Mel.
lcine in tie United
States. They have
hccn known as the
POOR MANS FRIEND
ar.i vii henreiorih lie
better entitled than
ever to that appella-
ton, since in conse-
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DISEASES OF CHILDREN.

Many thousands swept off by giving internal
medicines. when their young bodies and tender
frames unable to bear up against then. Whole
armies are thus sent TO their graves merely from
pouring into their weak stomachs powerful drugs
and physics 1t is TO such that the All-Healing
Ointment tenders SO safe, pleasant, and harmless a
fantum, Worms, and all Summer Complaints, by
which so many children die, the Ointment will re-
move so.speedy and surely, that physician will
not be needed Mothers throughout all this land
we now soemnly and sacredlv declare to YOU that
the A-Healing Ointment will save youI children
from an early grave if youwill use it: We are not
now actuated by the least desire Of GAIN but know
ing as we do that bodies of iufants and children
die early, which is supposed invtable andmpossible
TO prevent hold up warning voice, and declare
in the face ofthe whole world.
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quence Of a great Improvement in the machine
ry by which they made, much less manual
labor IS required, and the Pills are produced
in a purer, better, and much more effective
state. They will hereafter be sold at the Prin-
cipal Office, and at all the Agencies through
out the United States, at the exceeding low rate
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-03-26
From the Vermont Chronicle.
Relations Of Christians 10 Slavery.

Tho Ro, A1hor+ poroo, or pbHodolbio =; III; On.
mon on tbe last Tbqnlsgvinadav in aIInd;ng 70 sot
or, WHICH bo c,,sIa - 10 oroa+ SIN a5 o,o
to opr conntr, advancad tIo 2ifo,nr sonti,ront ~
Wit. :. 'Tboro l. MOT nf7iciof ,or n ~ +Io oL,L
~ st,in loyory if # Uoro MOT snstoiooJ W t6n
church,
This IS y hold osyor4ion and ono,n+s 70 = bob,,,,
CHARGE oroio,t tho cb,rcb o tho cIIrist,a, r,,ity
II s 7yoIj lnon tot sia,or s s,,sta;nod ~ tl I1n
od c,totos i, g ,, 60 sIb ~, tant .i+ ,,,n
tbrrn millions Of un5n boinlr ro boIJ in sio,on', ~
the tTnitod Stqtes. and tho numbers fst ;ncyoocrr
and tho area on which tbo are connoIIod 70 lobor -
randlv qrov,inrr more ovt9nsvn In tbs s;+,o+;o q
orr con1rv sncl sontir9ont corng ram ono nf bo
most talented and Mons ministers Of tbo cosncl with
which our country abonnds-ono too who bas never
become Liberty nq,tv abolitionist deserves sorions
considerations if+ha fct is not so minister's and ,,ro
ssors of ro1iaion onrb not 70 ren,ain silot r1ior
sucb eb9rao They ongbt IN iostifr thar,eoIvos hv
shorino t,e f,lstv of such - chSrra and Nv, sL,;n
to fine Torld what +ba, Lsg doro ond ,bat +j,oI ro
doinrr IN rpnross ms OWL and show no,,II 49,
thew have dane onI sra donr ovor,tG;no ~ b 5rt'
mower to roraoyo tbo OWL ma fbo onrso s,J w
iborv t,oso tba4 oro bo,nl > M Ll1 -, to ~
tba NOT onl labor =, o,i;al to 7o I . ta''
s1rJonndng naabo, ma tls s,oct I'D owo;t
their syn1n9ies or tho drnressod and onIis tbr
ortiont in ta Iorious orns +b 90 c,ra4
OWL Int tGay should ronai - tho lroot I'll
] a. Wv &c. u ul'
to Cd a15 ' Wv u I" ai oo prayer
MESSED Slave beforeit bocnros rocossay to
,sto Nv, ,,t ~, '.a y ~ ,i,iu.' alo
,, 20' y '''' ou' III "'' 10 "7'Uoy uie OPP
P'if ft,o .,;1 ol..., q ,l..p... AZ. D.
how ;j o nv" It VI bn q t ', nn DafeS Is ue,
Community, o,,o ba+ io a u H. inc ;ni %
tp,,i,. i VI "at ur'0' " WHICH 'ey
n.y. ; n',; ~ as'J t ,..,
frla,,. ht ol.n, JI " nes.go.eu ~ any
ros and ,b,t h intods IN f,t'ro aIJ ms owl!
;,, ',I, nv !" .uIu'V anu prepare az
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he ordained colleagues of the angels who sang,
irclng the cradle of your Redeemer, " Peace
N earth, and good will to men" will you let
be echo of that anthem go back to heaven,
Ierely from the lips Of the disciples of Mammon!
hall British Merchants say to American Mer-
lants Let us dwell together in unity, for
)mmon interest makes us brethren'; and shall
ERE be no iraternal greetings exchanged, at
oh juncture, between the Ministers Of Jesus,
.ho are divided only by the Atlantic? Awake !
be call is loud the publicans and money chan
ers of this world are cfowding into the king
lom of heaven they are bringing their doves
nd cattle and all their pecuniary intere$ts into
le Temple Of the holy God for protection from
Q ruthless hand of war. Awake the surges
human existence are stirred with the alarum
Awake and Christ shall give thee light'
| lt to tighten the GentiIes to higher gospel
ban the revelation of Commerce! Now is the
me to say to the world, that there are interests
frIed aud destroyed by war, that never bore
cord on the leaves Of the Ledger to say to
.nglo-SaXon Merchants who are trying to tie
cir countries together, with the attenuated
reads of trade, that British and American
hristians ale tied together by bonds of brother
pod, strong as the heart-strings of the Son of
4od, merged in his love, dwelling together in
lim in the unity Of his spirit
Now is the time to unite AngIo-Saxon Chris
ians in brotherhood whose moral power shall
&c felt all over the verdi Let, then, the gospel
Ministers, on both sides Of the Atlantic arise
md shake hands across the ocean, Let not only
ecclesiastical greetings be interchangcd in print
ID communications, but letters, filled with all the
personalities Of friendship, conveyed in the hand
writing Of friend Let Christian men and
Ministers pair off, and engage in personal cor
on the things that belong to our
peace. Every letter thus nterchanged like a
yeayer's shuttle, will carry across the ocean a
'Ilken lgature tc bind two kindred hearts, and
trough them, two kindred nations. Such So
'ia movement, cooperating with the one |
AVE noticed, would hasten to its consummation
he destiny of the AngIo-Saxon race, and the
,eriod when "natons shall learn war no more" "
Worcester, u s. 4. ELIHU BURRITT.
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countless thousands and surrounded with every
demonstration of magnfcence which riches
land the pageantry Of war can confer.
Thus, but few years before, did Maria
Anloinette, the great-aunt of Maria Louisa,
from the same palace in Vienna, ascend the
same throne of France; and but few months
passed away, before she was peIled by revou-
tonary mobs, as she was dragged on cart to
the guilIotine, Maria Louisa, but IS years of
age, all forgetlu of the fate of her unhappy
knswoman, was greatly elated with the spendor
of her bridal. But the discarded Josephine, in
her secret chambers, heard these sounds of uni
yorsa exuItahon filling the air, and wcpt scald-
ing tears Of agony. But when the day of ca
amity came, Maria Louisa proved herself desti-
tuto Of all real greatness. She allowed Napo-
leon to 60 alone to the rock Of ST. Helena; she
appeared in public leaning on the arm of Wei
ington, the conqucror Of her husband and end
ed her career ignobly by marrying colonel in
the Austrian army--a marriage which it is said
was secretly consummaed, even before the death
of Napoleon,
What is to be the future destiny of the Aus
tran monarchy, iii difficult to determine Tenn
poraI and spiritual dcspotisms are there united
with their utmost energies, to exclude liberty aud
light But the spirit Of freedom is spreading,
and they who oppose its progress must eventual
| ly perish
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p ct

BY A. A. FORBES.

weep at the wrongs of the slave,
Bowed down by his burden of grief
Ugh at the tale of his woes,
And pray for his speedy relief.
How long, Oh! Most Holy how long
Must he in his bondage remain,
How long must he sorrow and mourn,
And sigh for his freedom in vain?
The opprcssor hath lifted his rod
In haughtness over his head,
Hath laid heavy burdens on him,
And the captive captivity led:
Hath turned deaf ear to his cry -
Hath hardness of heart in his pride,
Hath tTauPied Gods law in the dust,
And the vengeance of Heaven defed,
Do thou, to thy fellow, the same
Thou woudst he should do unto thee,
Whatever his color, or name,
Whate'er his condition may be;
Ths--ths is the mandate of love,
A law by the Hottest made,
That rules the blest spirits above,
BY chorubs, and seraphs, obeyed
Yet man, frail being of earth,
Has dared his poor brother enslave;
Has shut out the light from his soul,
And made it as dark as the grave.
Shall crime 60 UNPUBLISHED so long?
Shall the Tyrant forever bear sway
Shall the weak be the slave of the strong?
And his dictates forever obey?
No! no! there's Being above
Who looks with adherence on sin,
And tho vengeance a season delay,
Yet sooner or later twill begin.
And the walls of wrath, will again,
On the head of the Tyrant be poured,
As they were on the Nations of old,
By the Mighty and terrible Lord!
Hinesburgh, March 6th, 1916.