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nDAYs LATER FROM ENGLAND.
ARRiFAL IT BOSTON OF THE
STEAMER ft,ss. nnprny,A.


The steamship Ilbcrnia. Cant Rvric. from Liver.
poor i9th ult arrived at Boston on the I'd inst She
iWeu al iiaaX on Tuesday noon and left five hours
afterwards The steamer has met with constan, west
L,w minus. she had lOi passengers to Halifax, and
""hgs nearly that number to this city.
=, among the passengers Lady Elrin wife of the
NonIr!hof ucneral OF Canada, the Earl Of Durham
ana Count and Countess Montholonlof France, and
QUIT important persOnages.
III, Inc lllbcnia brings ,fls9 ,lO5 in specie.
INC steamship Cambria arrived at Liverpool on the
,in ut, after favorable of twelve days and a
Parliament continued in session. In the House Of
Lords on the nign of the Eth, the bill To limit the
n1urs oi laoor III factories, after long debate in
wnc,' 1hc measure was opposed by Lords roughan
ana Ashburton, passed by nominal majority OF A.
only eleven OF the Peers voting against it,
me IRISH poor relief bill, was TO be made pcrna-
rcn' ana not temporary. 1t is said that one Of the
rst ana most indispensable steps TO the real and solid
Improvement of Ireland is that of making the pro.
perry oil the country responsible for its paupersIn
ins c9tiincrclhl accounts 10y the llibcrna are Of
,"nsuefaoc interest The corn market had improved
70 ,n extent OF about shngs upon barrel of flour
shcs the sailing OF the Cambria aud other articles o
ood had risen IN the same eYorbtant proportion The
SaoIa, which arrived out the evening of the 18th
hnd accounts OF scarcity upon this side of the wafer
which assisted the rise in the market
=, Cotton remained without improvement, although
the cambria is said to have taken large orders for
hanuiac'urcrs, which gave relief to the market
. mere were no signs OF improvement in the manu-
iaciuring districts. With a scarcity of money and a
scarcity OF food, added toa want of employ and de-
clnng trade the prospect was any thing but cheering
The IRON trade was depressed. Coffee was dull and
declining Sugar had improved. The minister had
Grcafcd IN Parliament that the government was rca-
ny TO remove any obstacle in the way Of substituting
sugar Tor grain TOR distillaton, although it was not
'"9msht poliiic to prohibit the use of grain entirely.
lhe money market throughout Great Britain had
been in most excited and prccarous state and fears
were entertained that the drain of bullion would pro-
once a stoppase OF specie payments by the Bank of
IhE'ahd AZ the latest dates, however, the alright
nag somewhat subsidized, the deposits had increased
hnt ne prospect OF suspension by the Bank was not
binngs' Circular OF the 18th ult. snv.-" The money
marker has become easier and discounts range from 3
10 per cent, according to the time the paper has to
run There continues feeling !ot uncertainty for the
future, and transactions in merchandise are confined
daily wants"
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NEANDER'S GENERAL History OF THE
~ Christian Religion and the Church. translated by
Professor ToRREy, Vol. |, large Svo., for sale by
June ., 5Ow3 &. GOODRICH.
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May l7,lsi7.
n CONNECTICUT RIVER
RAIL ROAD.

\ assessment OF ten dollars ON each share OF the
n capital stock OF the Champain and Connecticut
River Hail Company has been ordered 10y the Direct
ors. and made payable ON the ilst day Of July next
Payment may be made to the Banks ot Burlington
Nergenness, Middchury Rutland, Black kNer' or
Bellows Falls the Cheshire Bank, hecne. y. H., to
Edward Pickering, ESD No 10, State street, Boston
or to the Treasurer Treasurers Office, Aiddrhury.
SAMUEL SWIFT, Treasurer.
NInY %. 1877. Is
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PETITION TO SELL LAND.

STATE or TERMONT,( At a session of the
Burlington within aud for SAID district OF Chttcndcn
on the first day OF June, A. D. 1917, comes Elmer
Bcccher guardian of lioyt I. Ray, o ilnesburgh, IN
said district, minor OF CALVIN Kay, late OF SAID
Hinesburgh deceased and flied in sad court ms petl-
ton in writing, setting forth that hs sad ward IS
seized in his right fee OF the following described
parcels OF land situated IN said linesburE VIZ par
eel OF land described as follows ;-hegnll,lg al the
south OF lot No 81 in the second DIVISION,
running 20 west \. - chains thence west - 10
north forty chains thence south 20 east thirteen
chains thence east . IL SOUTH forty chains thence
south 20 east, forty chains, the place OF beginning,
containing and parcel oi lana called the
timber lot" being the nouh hsait Of twenty acres,
taken of the west end OF lot No = a ne f- DIVISION"
being the same land purchased by GAVIN KAY OF ffcu
erlck w Baldwin, which said parcels o lahd Were set
the said ward his share OF the sali GAVIN
Rays estate that it would be Tor Inc beel OF SAD
ward TO have said parcels OF land sold and the pro,
ceeds OF such sale put at Interest ~fhd praying sad
Court to grant him license sell and convey SAID par
GELS of land for the purpose aforesaid agreeahy TO the
statute in such case made and provided = hcrehon
the Court aforesaid doth appoint the fourth Nednes-
day in June 1871 for hearing and deciding on SAID
petition at the office of the Register OF sand Court III
said Burlington and doth order that all persons inter-
ested be- notified thereof by publication oil inns ofder'
containing the substance OF said petition, three weeks
successivey in the Burlington Free fress, newspa-
per printed in said Burlington me last OF winch pub
hcarlons be previous to the SAID i'urlh "Wednesday
in June, lSi1. .
Given under my hand at said Burlington this first
a9w3 WIN WESTON, Register.
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('tS'rOfSS &c.

A GOOD assortment of fine Britannia revolving
IA Casters, together with Plated and BRITANNIA
Metal Ware in general Tor sale at Il low prices as at
any other establishment,
ALSO
Plated Spoons plated with pure silver on German
Silver and good German Silver, Iron plated, and
other Spoons, also Wooden Spoons and Forks tor
Salad and great variety oi useful house keeping ar
tccs. We could call attention to our new style and
new patterns of Butter Stamps Patty Pans aud to our
new Stock generally, which is iuuch enlarged, and oil
iercd very low prices
May - lSi7. BIlYSMAID s BBoTHERS
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DlGUERREOTYPE GOODS.

OPERATORS are informed that we have purchas-
~ ed TAR superior stock OF Goods in this line than
has ever been opened al the North and we shall sell
lows ;Gcrman and American Cameras Scayils and
French Plates and all kinds OF Cases, stock apparatus
and chemicals and all things wanted will be on
hand at New York prices.
BRlNSMAID & BROTHERS.
Nav ISl-
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Great Victory.

THE money in command OF the Peoples Agent
L was pushed forward with wonderful dispatch
through the central pnss of the Green Mountains bar
rcaded as they were with embellishments OF snow, and
took both Boston and New York markets by surpris,
on the St Aprilnnd captured from them a selection OF
their fashionable goods which, ON arriving at Vermont
was ransomed with profitable bounty that so ucrca-
sed agalu the money forces Ia induce attempt at
a second attack on New York ,he ls May when being
victorious brought away the greatest array OF trophies
that gisiencd in Church Street where they are
now arrayed for redemption by the People at their
Store kept by.
10Th May 1871 w HOWARD.
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Dr. WooD's SARsArARILLA and WILD CHERRY BIT
rrRs.-This excellent remedy Is now offered to the
anhlic "a a STANDARD MEDICINE for its use and the
b;ab character it has attained with the community,
eho,ys that il merits that title. 1t has already been
used with the greatest success as remedy Tor Canker
n'o,sm Liver Complaint, Headache, Scroll ulous
nfTeciions. etc, etc Nothing can be safer or more
cerrain in its operation For sale by
eei'' " ao,y1 THEODORE A. PECK.
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A GOOD supply of Hens and Gtese
4 n Feathers, by Villas n MOVES.
June ], l3i7. 40
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HE has also purchased the right
I'm of Burlington to manufacture
"a DAYS PATEyr CONGRESS BuoTS
BooTEES and SHOES, which are
GSa.sszznSD admitted to be Easiest and mast
prc,fy article of the kind ever got up. The following
extract is from the Farmer and Mechanic, IN relation
to this Boot
In Europe the Congress Boot has come into en-
tensive use it is patronizcd by Englands Queenby
the nobility and by ladies' of Literary fame In fact
is considered Indispensable article OF fashion,
well as OF comfort"
The Congress Boots. French Calf Boots, and every
kind of work in his line manufactured ORDER as he
EMPLOYS i'll connection with his establishment the best
woklnen.
REUBEN BATCHELDER.
Burlington, May 1917. 5Stt
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NEW BOOT AND SHOE STORE,

..
Ilit. subscriber has Just returned from New Y ork
L with large and General assortment of Ladies
and Gentlemens, Misses and Chdrens Boots CATERS
Buskns and Shoes, selected with great care from the
best manufacturing shops in the city. lie also pur-
chased lasts ana every material for the manufacture of
Boots and Shoes, which will enable him to give his Gus
TONERS hst rate article. lie has greatly enlarged
his business TO enable him TO the growing wants
OF his customers and he looks with confidence 10 their
favor and patronage to sustain nim
Burlington, Church Street, 2 doors north Old Bank
=, JAMES H. PLATT
Mayer, 1877. asw3
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SADLER y, &c,

CtTRONG, DOOLlTTLE & co, have received a
- large stock comprising n full assortment aud ex-
tensive variety oi Sadery and harness trimmings
with saders tools; and which offered Oh reasonable
terms
June 10, lS47.
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Wanted.
Z YOUNG ENERGETIC AND UNMARRIED MAN

1UI M ENTKUETIV MD VNNIlKKTEU MN
"A of good constitution, master mechanic, who is
capable of experimenting the construction OF and
aIst mills. and planning machine II necessary.
such n one with good recommendations and moi
unwilling to 90 out al the United States, may hear OF
am op.ning To CRAFTY hls u1iiur aulicipntuu-
IN few years, 10y application either personally or by
letter past pdtd 10 tlis Office. isw3
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Sclah Murray's F.>ntc.

w f. the subscribers having been approximately the
w Honorable the Probate Cour for the District
of Ch,endcn. commissioners To receive examine and
adjust the claims and demands OF all persons, against
the estate of SELAH MURRAY late Of Williston
in said District. deceased, representa- lnsovent. and
also all claim aud demands exhibc,n offset thereto
and six months from the day of the ate hereof being
allowed by said Court for that purpoe, we do there
fore hereby give notice, that we viii attend to the
business OF our appointmcnat the dice OF Channccy
Browuell in Wlllis,on, in said Dtric on the last
Saturday OF August aud 3D. SATURDAY OF November
next. AT one oclockP. NJ, ON each at SAID days
Dated, this Both day oi May, \ d. Is a.
JOHN BROWN Jr C,ums
r. B. FAY
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Ncw.YOrk & Boston
BOOT and SHOE STORE.

" III ATgR. BATCIELDER'S, in Church street,
F&N may be found the largest stock OF Doors and
' w. SHOES that has ever been offered in Burlington
He has spared pains in his selections, both in
gard TO quality and style and with small profits feels
sure of giving satisfaction to orery customer.
Among his stock, in part, may be found the follow
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4flnrkcts.
Brighton Cattle Market. Monday, June 7.
Reported for the Traveller.

At market, $50 Beef Cattle. 30 vokes Working
Oxen, Sc Cows and Calves, 1850 Sheep, and about
$50 Swine.
Beet Ca,tle-Exira, 81 % first quality Sc - Sc
cond and third qualities from 50 - to 30.
HmkiHg Orea-Sales noticed at So, $50, S93,
flli, and Sli2
Cnirs and Cairrs--Salcs brisk, and noticed ut S24
S21, S3l and S3i. to $50.
.Neep--Sales OF lots from 81 IS to 3 IS
SniRe-Salc at Wholesale jtc Tor Suws, and 6.c
for l'arrows. At retail from to !c and &c per h.
\. B.--Quitc number OF Beef Cattle remained un-
sold at the close.
WOOL. DUTY, 80 per ri.
There has been change in this articles since our
last report The stock is very light, and mast continue
50 1ntd The new clip begins TO in, which WI" ho'
he Tor some weeks vet.
Ilmc SaSuuV II,tLts,
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JONES SASH LOCK d. TASTE ER,

THE safest cheapest and most reliable sash lock in
use universally appro we'd for all ordinary sashes
and designed to supercede all others. For sale by
STRONG, DOOLITTLE, eco.
June 10, 1917 30
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PAINTS 4 OILS.
m TONS WHITE LEAD, DRY AND GROUND

III in oil : Ven red, French Yellow, Nerdgriss,
III Wsilox Chrome Green Litharge, Red lead.
v Wh,i~g, Sci also Seed Oh; Spirits Turpen-
,,ns Coach and Furniture Nanish, IN quantities to
SUI, a, ps'il TO- a.. STRONG, DoOLlTTLE 4 Co
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WING STATE CONVENTION.

The Wings of Vermont invited to meet in State
Convention by delegates, at MONTPELIER ON WEpNEs-
DAY, Tng Urn DAY or JrLY NEXT, 10 o'clock, A. VI.
tor the purpose of nominating tickle, for State officers
and taking all other necessary preparatory
Tor the next election.
HARRY BRADLEY,
ANDREW TRACY.
+. r. WALTON. JR., State
SOLOMON FOOT, Central
A. J.. MINER. Committee
GEO. w. COILAMER,
ELIJAH CLEVELAND,
June ,, 1917.
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EITCIIEN EI'ENNILN.

ENAMELED preserving kettles sauce pan
II bowls, brass kettles, fry pans tea kettles, shove,
and longs t)asng irons and forks, Jew candle sticks
japd lamps grid irons sad irons, &c:
STRONG, DOOLlTTLE, & Co.
June, 10 lSi7. 81
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Tin Plate &c
House Finishing.

MINERAL Knobs, full plate. and japd. trimmings
1Nl Mortice locks and atches mor,ce locks, NOR
tice lachrs, cottage locks, atcles, Bakes late hes
wfot and cast Iron narrow and broad Butts, window
springs, axle pullies, ward robe hooks, hat pins Sill
ding door way and axles, sliding door locks fl ush
probably every other article required in hous. finishing
among which are many Ner, Cheap, Ts'tui and de-
sirable articles. which =" Yankee ingenuity" has pro-
duced, at wondrousy cheap rates may be found with,
STRONG, DOOLIrTLE, SCo.
June, 10 lSi7. 50
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] N Els ORR,
ORA PER AND TAILOR.

ITAS removed his shop % IOIIcgc street, under lle
| Free Press Office, where he will wait upon his
customers Mt all times.
lie has inst returned from Now York with supe-
rior assortment OF all articles for Gentrmens wear OF
the latest STYLES and best qualities, viz. English, French
and GernGu Brondcluii.,, cHS=mercs OF all kinds,
Vr.tlnrs Bosoms. Crynt-. Ncckclotlls, lIandker-
chiefs Gloves, al kinds Of Trimmings for Garments,
Sc 81
Others 10 make up
Burlington, May 20, 1917. AZ
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CTTLER Y.

On 7 INK 7,
Unable \ de sert knives and forks, carvers seels
beef scers cooks knives butcher and shoe do great
variety
June 10, 1877. 50
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Washington AND HIS Generals.

DY ]. T.. HEADI,Y, complete in Volumes, price
ID 50 80. Received at EDWARDS,
June 10, 1877. 80 Book Store,
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HATS g. GAPS.

a A fresh supply OF New York Hats OF superior
qualiy also Hats OF my own manufacture,
and large and splendid assortment of fine silk and
cloth CAPS for men and boys of Boston and New
York Manufacture, which will be sold unusually low
tor pay c. A, SEYMOUR
Burlington, May 25, 1917 a.
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800 EabOTc-@ Wanted!
WANTED on THE CHAMPLAIN AND Con-
" nectcut River Rail Road, on that portion of the
road east OF Mt. Holly, To Section in Rockingham,
Five Hundred labonng Men, to whom a liberal price
will be paid, II application be made Immediately.
DECKER Il WARNER.
Chester, VT May 20, 1917.
n. b. Employment will be continued to such as
faithful Tor TWO years. ID. Il w.
y. II. DpEER,
joins WARNER. 4Swi
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Wild Cherry Baisam.
We speak in praise of IFistar's Baisom Of lpiid
al IN. article thai il is OF the best in the market
for the complaints for which j is recommended. :,
This medicine, coming from such respectable
source and carefully prepared by an experienced ana
dence. lis efficacy has been proved in many obdu
rate cases of disease, and its fame has rapidly extend
ed IL has been extensively used ~ every Part oil the
STATES: and strong testimony from intelligent and
highly respectable persons has been adduced in favor
of its merits as n remedy for colds and coughs. alice
tiors of the chest diseased liver and Dyspepsia
None genuine unless signed J. BUTTS on the
wropper For sale by THEo. A. PECK.
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u DOOLITTLE WIZ CoyTIyrr rut,

L mercantile business on his owu nccount Mt his
old stand where may be team general ns-ortmcn,
Of Goods adapted the trade el the country which
he is determined 10 sci; az t1- .Iwest rates.
Burlington. May ith. 1867 l5yG
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CARP ETING.

lSUD Yds. Corpcting.
80 do. Floor oil Cloth cnn be found Mt
May 20. C. T. STINiFORD y Co.
+. NJ. PARKER,
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Wild Cherry BaIsam.

The Boston Mercantile Journal of March % 1916,
gives the following notice OF the most popular remedy
oil the day:
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TO CONTRACTORS.


nRoPosALs will be received at the Office
* Of the JAMES RIVER AND KANAWttA
COMPANY, 10 Richmond, Va, until 18Th July
next, for the construction ofthree stole dams
across James River on the line of The Conpas
ny's canal between Lynchbarg end the mouth
Of North river. The frst ofssid dams " i'll be
about 81 fact high snd 400 feet lorg, and situa.
ted about miles sbote Lynchburg /; the second
will be- about Is feet high and 500 feet long,
and situated about 9 miles west Of tynchbnrg !:
the lhirdWiIl be abou, 90 feet high and 800 feet
long. and situated about Is miles west Of
Lynehbnrg. The foundation ofthese dams are
Of rocks. snd the supersiructures will be requir-
ed 10 be raised as high as lew water level, dur
ing the present season. Plans Of said work
m sy be seen, and specifications thereof obtain
ed, si the Conpanv's Office in Richmond, or al
the Subscribers Office on saidline above Lynch
burg, on aud sfter the lst Of July next 4
WALTER GYwNN, Chief EGG ineer,
james River & Kanawha Co.
Richmond, June 3. lS4f-tlSlhJy.
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FINaE Hspnisa .hsnaaelaring Company will
= sell, or lease, Is may be desired, Al Public
. .Auetios, Al wetsrton, ea THURSDAY the I7th
DAY IF jane asxf. number OF very eligi6ly ST.
1ualed Town Lots, aud on terms satisfactory 10
the purchasers. Tho sale will be peremp-
lofy.k IL The meantime they will sell or lease,
FACTORY SITES, 81 private contract, and
manufacturers sad those disposed TO enter into
that business are invited 10 view them, under
,hs coa6dent belief that they can no where
md sites IS chsapiy 10 BE- Obtained Of IS advan-
tngec1sly situated.
Adam Of permanent character is 10 progress
% construction, and Il and The race way viii
be completed earIy she ensuing autumn. when
pousr for running from two 10 three hundred
Thousand spades vii Be made available for
fSctofies.
lWeyerlon Is siinated on The line Of The Che
sspeaks and Ohio Canal, the Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad, aud The Turnpike from The City OF
+ Frederick 10 Hsrpers Ferry. These highways
unite few miles esstes IL, pass in iaxta-Posi-
tiou through Il, and separate > few miles west
&C Il !; and Il is thus supplied with communities.
tlons b which certain and cheap supply Of
raw mstefiais can be obtained al al seasons.
and manufaciurei articles be semi to alIpsris Of
the Unioa. u isiH the wids, Of fertile agri,
cuitaral region, snd. Il is believed that bol only
Subsistence, bat fuel also. can be more ehesply
procured sheres lhan Al any manufacturing
The wsisr spnpiisd By numerous springs eanno,
be sxeelis1.
BaiidinE materials Of all kinds are easily aud
cheaply procured s -
The arst applicants for factory sites. win Be
aeeonuodllrd % ths most liberal terms.
I'D Il proper q tsmark, that every deed Or
lease, Tor property. will eenlain clause pro-
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A Chance to make a Fortune,


|TEyHE undersigned clers the stock Or goods
u remaining on hand, &c the late firm Of
Boieier and Johnson, al Berryville, Clarke
county. Va, al private sale. The stock has
been tery considerably reduced since The disso-
luton, amounting nov TO about 81 $685. The
daily retail sales continue 10 lessen the amount,
WHICH makes The indusement Cor those WHO
wish 10 establish themselves in The mercantile
business gfesler. The focstio1 is, without ex-
cePti"n, the best in the Unioa. The lads oi
the County are Of the most fertile Eipd-ihe
ei,izens outof debit assn evidence Of this fact,
The Monthiy CouItAonly last three or four hours
the Circuit Superior Court ohly one day.
yioerai credit will be given on Ihs purchase
money.
have been urged ly many customers 10 re-
plenish the stock and eontinl the business, bul
the great distance which live from Berryvllie,
renders it totally Improbable for me to do SO.
still continue 10 sell at cost, and many arli-
eles below cost Merchants in western Virginia
can trplenish their siock-chesper Than they
can 10 the eastern market as am determined
70 make il an, objectro them 10 give me a cali.
Province McCofmick, &c Berypile, isfully
suthor>ed 10 transact business connedled with
The eoncern-aad u my absence will negotiate
a sale Of the goods. Letters addressed 10 eli
ther of Us viii meet with prompt attention.
RICH ARD JoHNSoN5
Pstersville, Frederick Co.. Md. June 3 1917
Leesb,ug Rashingtonisn and Winchester Repg5
liean, COPY until sale s .feeisS.
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POET r Y
NEVER BE SAP.

Ai4s,s hook siad-neser b ssi ~
Never seek trouble 10 hofros
Ever be gay gloom ausy.
Leave il with care to The morrow.
Meier wear frovn. look ihee not down.
Never be dull or loae-hesr,ed,
Never from thee let thy hopes Gee,
When summer friends hare departed.
Up; you must bear. give not 70 care
Thoughts. but keep shy heat CHEEKY,
Still pres, thee on, though shou art lone,
Never grow fain. or feel weary.
Look not behind, then thou shalt 6nd
Dull care win come Is ,hkk never.
And whea Il rs, sifes;.sII V pss..,
Troubles viii leave thee forever.
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WIFE.

or all the titles, woman fair
Dear yoman-here can ever bear
Though all are holy words to me,
With holy thoughts and things
Yet one among them ever brings
Such gushing feelings on It's wings
Such memories Of Love and Care
or Trust and Faith in days that, .uere--
OF Hope and Joy for time 10 ecme--
of Truth--of Chssti,y--snd Home
That Of al others, thar feel,
love the best, In woe or veal.
Il is not Sis,er-Loyer-- Bride
Ills. dearer far than all beside! i
In all The ehequered ~sys Of life.
Her band in mine, I'll whisper WIEE.