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ment. Stephen looked more cheerful, for
his mind was busy trying to form plans for the
future-bow be should go about TO seek for
another situatiou.etc. Bed time came-both
rose to retire to rest. Stephen had pressed
his mothers hand, and was retiring, saying
as he went, Never mind, mother, it'll be all
right YET when they were startled by loud
rap at the door.
Who's there!' shouted Stephen.
A letter for you,' was the reply.
Stephen thought there was some mistake,
bu, he opened the door. A letter was put
into his hand, and the bearer disappeared.
Surprised, Stephen held the letter close to
the rush-light Mary was carrying. He be
came still more surprised il was addressed
to Mrs. Gray-that was his mother-aud he
thought he knew the handwriting; it was
very like his masters. Mary's lock of won
der became suddenly frightened by flash OF
hope, she could not read writing Stephen
must read it for her. He opened the letter ;
something like a bank note was the first
thing he saw he examined it; it was ac-
tually ten pound Bank Of England note
his heart beat rapidly and so did hers; what
could this mean! But there was little note
which perhaps would explain. Stephens
fingers trembled sadly as he opened 1t.
There were not many words, but they were
to the purpose. Stephen read them himself
before he read them aloud And as he was
reading, his face turned very red, and how it
did burn! But what was the meaning OF
tears. and he looked so pleased! Mary
could not underestimate.
do read up, Stephen, she exclaimed.
With avoice broken by the efforts he had
to make all the time 10 keep from crying.
Siephen read
MADAM-Put away your mangle that
son ofyours is worth mangling for-but it is
time TO rest now. The note is for vour pres
ent wants; in futnre your son may supply
you, | let him 60 to night. but | did not
mean him TO stay away, if he chooses To
come back.-l don't sec that can do well
without him. But l don't want him to come
back ifhe would rather go any where else ::
| know plenty that would be glad to have
him: he has been seen in the shop and no
tced, and such lads are not always to be
got. If he chooses 10 come back to me, be
won't repent. Ihave no sons of my own,
thank God. He knows whit am am
better than l was, and may be better still. ]
have queer way of doing things, but it is
my way and can't be helped. Tell him I'll
be glad to have him back tomorrow if he
likes. Yours, Il. W.
Il knew it = exclaimed Mary triumphant
ly, always said so! l knew you would
get Oh :
Stephen did go back to his eccentric mas
ter, and he never had any reason to repent.
He got on even beyond his mothers mos,
soaring hopes. The shop eventually be-
came his OWE, and he lived and flouiished a
respected tradesman. We need scarcely
add that his mother had no further use for
her mangle and that she was very proud
and very happy woman.
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in the great square, surrounded BY hostile
population of eighty thousand.
But, last ofall, and more admirable than
all. has been the care with which he has
nurse1 and kept together his little band of
eleven thousand and the almost fabulous
audacity aud still more incredible success
with which he hes pushed them, step by step.
to the very heart OF civilized nation OF seven
millions, and to the gates Of capital Of 2f0.-
600 souls, the renowned seat Of Legendary
and mythic magnifcence: and the most an
cient and best built city on the continent. If
modern warfare has any parallel for this
great feat of arms, we know not where to
look for it.
The successive triumphs Of Vera Ciuz of
Cero Gordo. of Puebla. and OF Mexico. un-
dimmed as they have hitherto been by sim
gle reverse, have unquesrionaby raised the
reputation Of the commander 10 avery great
height. and placed it. TO say the least, fully
on level with that Of the greatest Generals
of his lime. Nor is there any denying that
those victories have been Of such an order
that. while they elevate the successful lead
err, they also, to at least an equal degree, ex
alt the character and extend the renown Of
his country. Hence we cannot bring our
selves to make any apology for what appears
to us inst notice Of General Scott, on the
score of his being Wing. A sense Of graft
Iude for his distinguished services in this war
would not permit us 10 say less. The fame
of victorious general cannot justly be held
to belongrto any party. II is The properly OF
the whole nation. Hartford Times.
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BRArrLrRoRoi AND FrrcnpuRo RnLhoa


At meeting of the stockholders Of thus
Railroad held at Bratilcboro', on The 11tl
instant. the following gentlemen Tcre chosen
Directors. viz: Alvah Croker Of Fi'clibnrg.
Oils Everett OF Mortified, Thomas G. Cary
and John H. Wilkins Of Boston, } D. Bradley.
Calvin Townsley and Gardner c. Hull Of
Bratleboro'. Al meeting Of The directors
on the 12h. AIvah Crocker was chosen Pres
ideni; Oils Everett. Vice PresidenI; I'D.
Bradley, Clerk Of the Corporation; John
Rogers, Treasurer; and F. w. Bucking ham,
Secretary of the Board Of Directors.
We understand Tins road is put under con-
tract, and the work actually cOnimoncsd.
This road is the continuation oil the Yer
mont and Massachusetts Railroad from The
state line 10 BratIlcboro'. travelled
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SEASONABLE POETRY.
VERSES FOR MUSIC.

VERSES FOR MUSIC.
Sweet Autumn flowers that bloom so fair,
When glowing summers past;
Why will &c fade so soon away,
Why do We fall so fast?
Sweet fragile flowers, and lovely flowers,
That sip the morning dew;
Born but awhile to show your worth,
And then to bid adieu-
Sweet Autumn flowers.
Sweet Autumn flowers, pale Autumn flowers,
Yere types of precious things;
Of Ife's sweet moments flown for aye,
On times too rapid wings;
Ofbitter tears in silence shed,
Of dying words half spoken,
OF silvery cords too rudely losd,
Ofvows to lightly broken
Sweet Autumn flowers.
Faircst ofall the Summers store,
OfFlora's gems the last;
How many sudden thoughts ye wake,
That whisper of the past
Sweet Autumn flowers, few brief hours,
Ye drink the golden light;
Born bnt to show awhile your worth,
And then-;o bid good night.
Sad Autumn flowers.
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Pooh IRELAND. The Liverpool Chronicle of
the 23d ult. gives specimen of one Of the causes
which have resulted in reducing ireland to her
present melancholy position. The fruits of her
own field arc borne away to supply her landed
interest with the luxuries of the world, Willie her
own impoverished people must cat the cheap
bread which is doled out to them by government
charity
The monstrous anomaly Of the country not yet
cxtrcated from the grip of famine, still plunged
in disease wretchedness and that particular species
Of degradation produced by years of Calling, re-
lentless, bitter oppression, hourly sending i'm
mense supplies OF the nhest produce Oh inc earih
10 the metropolis of the wealthest portion Of it,
continues to exist, Each succeeding tide bears
upon its bosom and deposits upon the English
shore the food which Heaven designed for tie
support of the Irish people. The returns for the
mast week show that 10000 sacks Of oats, 1000
barrels of wheat 1000 frkins of butter, 10000 cwt
of oatmeal, 1000 COWS, 220 bales of bacon, 200
casks of porter 800 boxes of eggs, 600 sheep, and
II2 horses have been shipped from Irish ports to
London and Bristol. 1t is calculated that twenty
steamboats, leave the Irish shore per diem, freight
ed with food for the English markets. The ca
noctv of these vessels may be averaged at 400 TONS
Now observe the contrast. A government order
WINS sent on Monday last to Sherness to prepare
Immediately 10000 sacks for the conveyance of
Indian meal to Ireland; and upon the same day
instructions we're given to prepure for food the
freight of three Russian vessels ladcned with rye.
Thus it appears that whilst the gifts OF nature are
layisbly exported from the shores of Ireland to
another land the people of that very country which
produced those supplies are about to feed upon
Indian meal and Russian rye, and to all appear
ances are again doomed 10 suffer the appalling
miserics of famine ard disease throughout long
and drcary winter
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To KEEP ArrLEs.-We find the following val

To KEEP APPLEs.-W We find the following val
liable directions in an old paper:
Put them in casks or bins. in layers, well COW
cred with dry sand; each laying being covered.
This preserves them from the air, from moisture
and from frost; it prevents them from perishing
by their own perspiration. their moisture being alb
sorbed by the sand: at the same time it preserves
the flavor of the apples, and prevents their wilt
ing. Pippins have been kept in this manner sound
and FRESH till midsummer, and how much longer
they would have kept is not known. Any kind of
dry sand will answer, but it must be perfectly dry
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TnE DrhrHs At New ORIEAxs-Frnm
the record Of deaths furnished by the New
Orleans National. continuing the names Of all
who died during The epidemic Of the present
year. we copy The names Of those who were
natives Of this Staic:-G. W. Foster. James
Guire. U. ). A.. Henry Merrill. WiIlirm J.
Richards, John 7. Smith.
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Coon ORCHARD.-Mr. Joseph Robinson OF
Chester, n. H. has gathered this year, from an
orchard planted and raised by himself and cover
ing but two acres of land, nine hundred bushels Of
apples, exclusive of 4 second picking of inferior
quality. Mr.. Robinson has sold four hundred
bushels, for cash down, at one dollar bushel,-
reserving five hundred bushels for future sale
The entire income this year will not be below
Sl0lG, md all ut far less labor than is bestowed up
on a small farm.-Boston Ctrmier.
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DEAD LErTERs-A Parliamentary return has
been printed. showing the number Of letters now
living in the General Post Office at London. con-
tanning coin. bank notes, bills Of exchange, or 9TH
er property This return shows that 420l such
letters are lying in the Dead Letter Office, con-
tanning property valued at the almost Incredible
sum Of f4OAlO all Of which has ACQUIRED during
the last year.
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PUT on YOUR WINTER CLoTH1SG.-Many
people have an idea that they harden themselves
by not putting on their winter apparel till late in
the fall. This is great mistake. 1t is the first
cold weather that is most irving to the constitution
particularly when it suddenly follows mild tenn
perature. AT such times we should keep up the
usual warmth Of the body by additional clothing.
a neglect to do this, often results in severe cold
which lays the foundation for some obstinate and
incurable maladv.
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Dreadful .lEs'dke. DR.. John Paiten Of
DoneIlsville. Ohio. wasEkiIled recently by the
accidental use Of s.rvchnia, instead Of NOR
phine. lie had plIiaI Of earh, both IabcIled
properly. took a small quantity of'siIyehnm
upon The point nj n pcnkniie. and did not dis
cover his mistake uhril he felt The effects Of the
poison.
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PAssuMsIc RAILRoAp.-The Road, IN contin-
nation. from the mouth of White river to the mouth
of the Passumpsic, will saws the Rariton Journal,
be pushed on with the least possible delay and
from thence in the direction Of Canada line the
work is progressing rapidly. The energy and M;
spirit evinced by the people of New Hampshire
and Vermont-since they have been arousc.i 10 70
the Importance of raiiroads-is worthy Oh all
praise
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CAPTURE oFFoUR SLAYERs-A French steam
or from St. Thomas, brings accounts Of the capture
of four slave vessels by British eruisers-threc OF
them by the Ferret 8, Commodore Sprigg. The
first captured by Ferret taken June 9th, after
a long chase by night. She was q Brazilian brig
antine of $50 tons, fully equipped, and bound TO
Cape Lopez The Ferret, three weeks after that
CAPTURED a small schooner named the Sehastiana,
also fully equipped; and on the 10th Of July. Oft
Cape Magurita, captured Brazilian slave brig
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Our description above does not give the
exact space.-The shed is equal 10 about 100
feet by ID; the understanding from the caves
of the barn 10 the top of the wall feet high.
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RUST PROOF IRON.
FOR RooFING. WINDOW SHUTTERS. &C.

II - - ''' tifSIttS beg to call tho ottapti,r
- OF ~ those interested in roofing to tbeir ~ Ar
NANlIED TIN PLATES, and to the man., "
Vantages which they possess over all 1n.,nI;' aI
othrr substances hitherto used for this nnr,as a,'
sesSiig as they do, the strength and pb,nrss -; u.s.
without It's liability TO rust having now bocn ,o.,i
several years, both in this country and in E,,or
lhey are also less subject to eypansion anJ .upe'
uoh IRON sudden changes OF the ntmosnlar. -
common I'm Plate, Iron, Zinc, &c or ony ,h thu
meta now used Tor roofing, and consaone,,I o'iic
much DETER ana tighter roof requiring far l,ss ,,.
repair whilst the INST cost is but a tritIe moro i'
The subscribers would also call the ot,on,; r -
ucaers ana workers IN metals, to the many o,bar i
poses 10 Whlch Iron thus protected can he ,n,,fiI
III general terms It Is applicable to all articles II @
winch u l. desirable to protect from the ncop ~
atmosphere And they would especaliv caU ,l ~ we
WIunil oil those interested in TEL Ef,p ,pttIitE
LINES. To- their Galvanized Wire which * i,, ~
most entirely used il Europe and which ,y ~" al
purpoS" rs Conductor OF electricity c,.,i Wy
douI one ha hs much as copper and poss,ssi,', ,
| durnblity with that metal 'i''g cilal
Having lately erected works in H.;
purpose OF ghyanizlng nals spikes bots v';r ',,c
'h'y VIII be able to furnish any articles Which :"
desired \ supply OF Plates namtac,tr.J j.; " 10y l! oe
constantly on hand, from l6 to y wire ope1
=, GEO b. MOREW0ODS co
y, Nos. II and Is Beaver ct Nsu vi
f lateht Right Tor this article has been soar,ai
or ulr United Stntes as well as Greo, RIM NY
p'her European countries, and all LEGAL ,nens,rs ,,
De tahrh to prevent any infringement by nnnr,a,i,
or otherwise. ~ importation
Oct 30 1916.
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OR HABIT OF TIE SYSTEM,
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character, furnishing as ii does evidence OF It's own
intrinsic value.
The following is an extract from letter received
from Rev. William Galu-ha
BERKSmRE VT Oct 22d, 1915
NESsRS SANDS have been afflicted with a severe
pain in my side, occasioncd by diseased liver for the
last twenty years suffering AT times what language
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Mrs. w. Stevens, who had been severely afflicted
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BEAVER, Pike Co. Ohio, Sep. :, lSi6
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Ills hand and other diseased parts are all restored to
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Th- Gracicnbcrg Vegetable Pills.
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LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY.
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For The sale OF IEwrrrS, CoMsrocKs, and SHEER
MANS Medicines as also for all the popuar Patent
Medicines of the day Sole Agent Tor the sale OF
THoMsoNs UTERINE SUPPORTER and GALES UrERf-
Major.
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tenion be carefully packed and warranted having the
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Iork-purchascd exclusively for cash we are enabled
to make large discounts from the customary prices.
'llarringrons Building"
T. S-Dr Is J. liEiNEBERG will be in attendance on
saturday and Wednesdays from 10 A NJ. ill o.
clock I, VI, at Apohecaries Hall, corner of Church
and College streets, when those who wish to consult
nm should call. SIT
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EO alGlafi.fs

Sfoc|fo7 d. COS Dept far The saleof Mineral
Tco,, Burlington. rcrmna,.
WAN INSANITY iy RECEIVING supplies OF Bcuspid Cum.
MoIqr' fy3t and Pate Teeth. Also Forrdns Fiins'
H , ana I'm toils Excavators Scaors. Burs bnls
clouds. Mirrors, Brushes, Called Plaster &c n, '
MArCh ISL. " IuElnAR = 4 pI,l.Lc
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PEARL STREET HOUSE.
burlington VI.

BY Villas X MOVES
Circumstances having rendered the control Of H.,
ABOVE premises necessary, would give notice 10 The
public that the Pearl ST House is now omen t,r H..
accommodation OF travellers and Others who may call
beng located III one OF the pcusanirst paris of ou-
flllnge, aud commanding il does n fine yie,, ct
Lake 'halnpaln and the scenery about Burlingtop
ana also being near The University OF Vermont, W.
miN It can s'uIcey ia to please the searcher ior
pressure ana recreation, while at the same time il nj
lords those upon business a comfortable home
Mr. Ii. \. Cole and MIR. H. c. Nas,n t,,e
iilghgae Springs, will manage the House for ne ~,
to those who are acquainted with them as CATrpres
ltWoud be unnecessary to say single word i'm CON,
mehdatlon. suffice To say that ercrg thing viii h.
done TO make It agreeable and pleasant 10 ali ~.
may wish 10 make 1t stopping place " WI"
Believing that the safe OF intoxicating drinks ne .
beverage tobe injurious to them who usf or do ot ne.
them, aud detrimental TO the well bcnr of sncia'v
as also III hostility, to the law OF the State, and lie
strongly expressed wishes of majority of he FIRE..
men thereof, We shall neither keen il nubjicl w,
cidndcstincig 10 be sold or siren away nv
y suitable carriage will be- provided to t,ko n,s..,,
gers to and from the Steam Boats i"s>e"'
All Stages will call at this House
March, 1917. Mon|, ~ HAs'
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~, NEAT PATTERNS. with plain gold bands
~ THERMOMETERS in wood and molir cases; Port
able SNus for winding Thread and Yarn koscttC
COMBS: Violin = vs. a"l Hair Tor Bows, with Other
Nv Goods. JUS, ror..yrl
10 BNiNSNAID & BROTHERS,