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DEATHS.

In this village Aug 25h, FREDDIE " j. +. and C. NJ,
Heustis, aged months.
In West Dummerston, LOUISA F., widow Of the late
Franklin j. Burnett and daughter Of Alexis C. and Eliza
lIosley, aged Is years, months aud 10 days
She leaves infant child also large circle Of friends
and acquaintance to her oss for in all the duties OF
life either wife, mother daughter sister FRIEND she
equally kind luul and aiectonate. She has been sepa-
rated from the husband Of her youth but five short months
During long and tedious illness she has been patient
during and kind and trust happiness awaited her in the
realms above. NJ
In Jacksonville June 23d Mrs SALLY, wife of Col Obed
Foster aged "a.
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GREAT AUCTION SALE
Norses, Carriages, harnesses,

NC. Nc.
VIII be sold by Auction on SATURDAY, the 18th day Of
SEPTEMBER at the BRATTLEBORO HOUSE in this VIII
nEe, the largest and best otof Horses Carriages Harnesses
and Robes offered public sale this vicinity, witt
Is valuable Hor-cs;
I fu-f,NIarr. will tr,t inside Of mnues
new Top Carriages;
second hand two-hOrsc Carriagcs;
- Top Buggie-;
I" Open Buygirs;
" " Concord Wagon;
- - Skeleton Wagon;
- Lumber Wagon;
prs. Light Harnesses;
new single Harnesses;
SECOND bnnd Harnesses;
Buffalo Robes;
The sale will at 10 o'clock, A. NJ Terms. Cash
for all purchases under s25 Cash ap
proved Notes sixty days with interest.
KEITH WHITE. Auctionccr.
Brattleboro, Aug. 25th, 1885. 2w-35
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WESsELHoEFT wATER-CURE ,

Private School for young Lads and Mis.cs.
Miss II, A. BARRY, will commence her Fall Tern, Of nc
"etks sept 18Th, Having secured fitted nm The
eaoo win view TO the comfort Of the pupils we hone m
SC ai our ON scholars and many also No liovs
Mve years olu Or over will he admitted Parents come M
III tunes @ see Tor yourselves how your children progress
lessons. 'S "'""y
Primary Scholars, $3.50
intermediate, &c., $500
Bratteboro Aug Goth, 1853 AZ
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REVIEW OF THE MARKETS.



FLOUR-The market is steady with good demand par
ticuarly for the higher grades which Sales of
Western superhne at 81 50 So fancy So s. 50 So
az 20 for common So SO 81 for family brands Ohio
Michigan and Genesee; 80 so for family brands ST.
Louis, and avorte brands IS per bb Canada fans
cy has been selling SIS So 50;eXtra So SO % for
mon, and SO 90 81 for family brands. Corn Meal is firm
q SO asa 10 Dbl Rye Flour is selling in small lots
So 25 81 25 per Dbl.
GRAlN-fhere has been moderate demand for Corn aud
prices not quite firm sales of yellow CSC eli
white 9Oc per bushel Very little doing in mixed and prices
are nomnaly so 92c per bushel Oats in steady de-
mand Sales OF Northern and Canada So 5ic bushe
Rye is selling atSS 90c, per bushe.
PRUNISIONS.-There has been a steady demand for
Pork; sales of prime 15 so $40 OOi s17 5O IS 5
clear and extra clear SO 81 per bb cash and
Beef rm but the demand Is limited. Sales Of estsrn
and extra at Sl3 $40 per bb Gosh and mos
Lard in firm and in fair demand Sales in hbls at IL IL
l2c; kegs 10 l3j per H. cash and Hams selling
IL l2c per ID. cash and The arrivals Of Butter
been pretty large and the market dull but there
change in prices Sales of Vermont and n Y state, good
quality, at II 1Sc. and choice lots l9c 10
Isl ohio IL lie, Canada Is al7c per h. Cheese is steady
sales of good at Sc; common &c per lib. Poultry is
selling at 15c per h. Young Chickens at 75c 81 25 per
pair. Eggs 10 lie per dozen.
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ing exposure deception and mpostue ractce by ad
vertslng Wiack with Of ther names and locations
Sold Inv periodical dealers generally Sent by mail, on the
receipt u rce postage stamps Address Boz lSOl oston
pcs,o0ice 1y-S
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MARRIAGES.

In this village, Aug. ed by Rev. g. H. Deere Mr. HAIR
hEf T. NEWTON of Vernon and Miss Martha A. Smith Of
Burk, Vt
In Newfane, August %, by Rev p Howe, Mr.. LYMAN G.
POWERS and Miss AMANDA IL. BALDWIN, both Of New
fame.
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NCING DOL.
". GANSoN

respectfully gives notice the people Of Batcboro and vie
cinty, that he will DANCING SCHOOL at the
LOwsR Town Hail. Saturday, the 18th day Of September
o'clock T. NJ The will comprise "a lessons which
will he given Wednesdays commencing at o'clock and
Saturdays at 2 o'clock +. VI.
This school will be exclusively for the instruction Of Ladies'
Misses and Masters in the polite accomplishment Of Dancing
In the various styles fashionable for the Dancing Room
ana private assemblies, including Waiting, Polka and
schottsche.
Terms for the course, FIVE DoFLARs
~ Mr. Ganson Will give PRIyATg LESSONS at residences
Vienna. -
n D. In The Day Class all lessons made good those
Bratteboro, Sept s. 1868. 3w.38
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TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS OF
Bnchan's hungarian BalSam of Life,
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY FOR
COLDS, COUGHS, ASTHMA, AND CONSU MPTIONi
al. 4. Eu, rsea
Cn-c from the WoonsocIct, Ri. Factories.
1-r THE FOLLOWING CASE is ONE OF GREAT INTER
EST TO THE OPERATIVES IN COTTON FACTORIES.

1-y THE FOLLOWING CASE is ONE OF GREAT INTER
EST TO THE OPERATIVES IN COTTON FACTORIES.
Providence, II. l., March 81 1916.
This may certify that the undersigned, formerly weaver
at the Wo0nsOcket r. Is factories, have been confined 70 my
chamber since the 10th Of June last, aud supposed III
confirmed Consumption The history Of my case Is as iO
lows. While engaged my work IN the mill, inc room peing
very hot and dusty suddenly seized win v"leit pa5
in my chest, followed by Of ullness, ana now OF
blood from the lungs The pains returned NJ intervals ana
the raising Of blood continued. bad much ieNcr sweats
and chs and no appetite Being much reduced atl I'M
able to work. len he MILL and placed myself under the care
OF Dr. II e. Brown. Providence Various remedies were
tried with little or no benefit until Dr. b. considering my
as almost homeless advised me tn try the Hungarian RAJ
SAINT and this a. believe has been the Of my
alton to perfect health. 1t is six weeks since
mencrd taking the Dalslm The fever and swcats have
cuascthe flow blood has been chcckcdny strength has
visibly ncrcased-aud feel nearly well can
also state fer the information Of the afflicted that this Bal
sam been used in the Wounsocket factories by many per-
sons who have been troubled with Coughs aud pain
in the chlst with excellent effect. SARAH A. BROWN.
The undersigned, Physician cheeruy gives his certificate
in confirmation Of the above satamtn which is strictly and
entirely tru,. II. q. BROWN.
~ Sole Proprietor, DAVID F. BRADLEE, Watcrtown,
Mass, to whom all ordcrs should he addressed Sold by
Druggists and dealers in medicine in every in the United
States and British Provinces. l35-3Sl
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FOR SALE.
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

&s.sA The Estate situated on Birge Street,
rsQ Brattleboro about ten minutes walk from the Depot
ltsllA owned and occupied by ELIJAH UPTON
II comprises about Of land with large Brick House
perfect order thereon Also, Barn. Carriage House and
other outbuildngsand in every way is very desirable
Estate.
The premises seen by calling Mr. J. ii. PLUM
MER, ON Birge ST., the same.
For further particulars enquire Of &. Ii. FARLEY.
No 1875 State ST., BOSTON.
Possession can be given at any time. tf-2l
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E'IRE PROOF PAINT For sale. 4 ton
II Ohio Fire Proof Paint, very low, to close a
consignment. j. sTEEN & SON.
Aug. 10, 1853 3v-34
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z -
We the undersigned having been duly appointed by the
Hon Probate Court for the District u Marlboro Commission
er To receive examine and adjust all claims aud demands OF
AL persons against the Estate of ne BEARD KELSEY, late
ui Marlboro, deceased, and all claims exhibited In offset
thereto; aud six months from 10Th sy of july 1853 be-
ing allowed for that purpose hereby give notice that we
will attend to the duties OF appointment at the dwelling
house Of the late Hubbard Kelsey in said Marlboro the
last saturday OF September and the last saturday Of Novcm-
her neat, from ten o'clock in the i1rnoOn till four O'Clock IN
the afternoon each Of said days.
II I. ROBINSON, I
EDWARD ADAMS, Commissioners.
Marlboro, Aug. Il, 1855 30
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ID A c X a r ID S
l. GREAT GENERATOR
REPR0DUCER OF THE HUMAN HAIR.
More than two million Bottles have been sold
Aud the universal response L.,
1T is ALL IT rs RBooMMENDED.
All that advertise its mes aud not only buy more
but induce their friends TO buy IT,

For GRAY ARIt does not dye the hair, hut by t ope-
ratons the the hair it rcvves the secreve
ing u aud again How through the hair giving
tn Il the color and in the manner youth No
matter how long the hair has been gray or how white Il has
become, It will fully restore 1t.
l. YorR HAIR FAILING orr 1t will at once remove the
cause aud only make your hair firm In the head but
thickcn il up again ~ thick and " healthy ever.
BALD gADs.it will grow hair on bald heads II the roots
are alive.
luaoH3 THE ScALPIt removes all humors NJ whatever
nature from the scalp. The very cases Of
Scr0fia Eruption ScuIE and Feversh heat at
cHrcd.
DANDRrYF Is only removed hut the cause of II re-
moved that will not return again. Thus ALA yng all I'M
pleasant itching.
It Ia perfect nyigoror and Tonic for the hair and is
warranted to restore the hair quicker and better for than
onc-tr Of the uce Of any other article IN the market Il
Is put in large ~ bottles and sold fr fifty cents II Is
free from all pospi For hair dressing it is surpassed by
CAL the agent and get circular Cvhat will be
better for yuu) buy a bottle Sold by I. ~ THORN,
Apotlecary opposite the Post Office.
Wholesale Agents GEORGE C. GOODWIN & CO., II & II
Marshall St. Boston.
Manufactured by II. " PACKARD, AnIoycr, Mass.
Aug, 1888. 0in-3j
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DAY UP! PAY UP!

II you wish 10 save COSTS, all notes and accounts due
us MUST be paid before the 10th of Sept
3w-30 j. STEEN SON.
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The New York Weekly GOLDEN PRIZE Is one Of the lar
gc and best weekly papers of the day. An Imperial Quaro
containing EIGHT PAGES FORTY COLUMNS, Of entertaining
original natter and ELEGANTLY ILLUSTRATED every week.
WILL BE PRESENTED TO EACH 81 BSCRIEER IMME-
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One copy for one year 50 90, and gift
One copy for two years 3d. aud gifts.
One copy for three years.. . 90 and gifts.
AND TO CLtBs '
Three copies one year. .....s5 90, and Fns.
Five copies one year....... %, and D gifts.
Ten copies one year ....... 10 90 and 10 gifts.
T~cnty-onc copies one year 80 co. and u gifts.
The articles to he distributed are comprised in the following
2 Packages Of Gold, containing. 5000 90 each
do. do do. 900 90 each.
10 do do do. 100 90 each.
10 Patent Lever Hunting Cascd Watches. 100 ~ each.
20 Gold Watches. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 10 90 each.
80 do 49,. 60 90 each.
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800 Ladies Gold Watches ............... IS 90 each.
200 Silver Hunting Cased Watches 80 90 each.
500 Silver Watches ............. $40 to 90 90 each.
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Gold lockets Bracelets, Brooches, Ear Drops Breast Pins,
Cu Pins Sleeve buttons, Rings shirt studs. Watch Keys,
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no, by JOSEPH CLARK and I. n. THORN.
DOCT. BARRON's MAGNETIC PAIN
Dt,STR OYER

warranted superior to anything before the public cure
1 Neuralgia CAnker Dysentery Diarrhea Pains in the
Head stomach and Bowels u In chronic should
ne used in connection with the Syrup Manufactured by
Joh Moore, Warren, Mass, Sole Proprietor Sold by ali
ApOtheearies ami medicine dealeas. 3m-25
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pDropsy, by exciting tn,
THE GREAT REMEDY AT HAND /.
DR.. BARRON'S Compound Humor and
strengthening Syrup.

strengthening Syrup.
II CURES sCR0FULA AND ERYSIPELAs.
1T CCRES SALT RlIEUM x ALL III MORs
III CURES ALL WEAKNESS OF THE STOMACH &
KIDNEYS.
III REMOVES ALL IMPURITIES OF THE BLOOD.
II strengthens and invgoratcs the system Its I'M
IKE any other medicine 1t is pleasant and agreoabie 20
the taste and can be used by the delicate vds and
children with unaing II has been by prac-
cng Physician r. years has nouer failed in any
durable Recommends be shown from laIge mum
Der Of Physicians.
From DR.. cutter the Physiological.
Mr. JoHN MooRE-Dear SIR Having been made acquaint-
ed with the materials Of which the popular medicine known
as the Compound Uumor and Strengthening Syrup COM
posed gives pleasure say that consider your COM
baton OF articles Of known medical value well adapted to
relieve and cure that numerous class Of diseases that COM
monty result from what is popularity called impurities the
blood humors, &C cheerully the diseased to
make trial Of il. CALVIN CUTTER VI ID
Warren, March IS, 1857.
Sold in Brdfie6oro, by JOSEPH CLARK and l. N THORN
Vest Brafneboro, .. PRATT Marlboro, W W. LYNDE;
HdydtsuHe, FRANKLIN SAWYER; Udrdsboro, j. G.
lllHGlNs, A. !. DENrER Jdfgicd, A. MUZZN; South
Londonderry j. L. PIERCE Londonderrv ". INGALLS,
TEN GTdftoH, HiMAN BURGESS; Wesfminster, JOEL
ALpRlClI.
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PREPARED ny
DR.. J. C. AVER g. CO.,
LOWELL, MASS

Price. 81 per Bottle; Six Bottles for So.
Sold in Brattleboro by L. N. THORN JOSEPH CLARK
and by all dealers in medicines everywhere. 24eowIy
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had escaped taxation, but afterwards discover
ed that there exists a standing ordinance which
provides for that numerous race.
The rules were suspended in order to act up
on certain petitions from keepers OF coffee
houses 4
A petition was read from some forty coffee
house keepers, asking quarterly payments for
license
Mr. Pendlcton moved that the petitioners be
permitted To take out license on half yearly
payments, the first half 10 be paid in advance,
and the licence to be forfeited in case the whole
is not paid. He afterwards modified the motion
so as to authorize the committee on ordinances
to report an ordinance regarding quarter yearly
payments for coffee house and ordinary license.
The motion was lost.
The following petitions for license to keep
Coffee Houses and 0rdinRries were disposed of:
James Ball, granted AIicheal Swain, Ibid over;
Henry Becker, laid over; Lewis Eberling, grant.
ed; Peter Shultz, granted; James Turton, laid
over; Henry Siam, granted Robt. DrunStield,
granted; S. Welty, grantedi S. Lutz, granted;
j. Cnlenberger, granted; VIM. Clinkler, grant
cd; G. W. Eckart, granted; F. Morgan, grantedi
Henry Kurtz, granted; II. Shankc, granted;
George busch, granted; q. Wheat, granted; y.
Cline, granted; John Amic5, granted; ChaS.
Hoop, granted; WIN. Wiesgarber, granted; j.
L. Hargreave, granted; Leopold Schell, granted;
a. Cramer, granted John Ockensten, granted
Adam Kider, granted; Conrad Raisch, granted;
John Robson, granted; Jacob Straub, granted;
Henry Micle, granted Christopher Smith, gran
ted, on usual terms. D..
Samuel Reid's petition was referred.
A petition from a number OF anti-gas men,
was alluded TO, but was not read.
Mr.. Norton moved to refer it to Select Com
mittee Of five. The Mayor appointed Messrs.
Knote, Pannell, Scattcrday, Norton and JEFF
fers
On motion the Council adjourned
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The Cost Of LiOiag-The ''Staffof life", says
an exchange, is cheap enougI, to be within reach
of everybody, though the time has been and
not very remote, when -four could be purchased
at onelhalf the price now asked for it. 1t would
seem that we are again tending towards the
range Of low prices inasrnuch as reports from all
parts of the world represent the growing crops
of wheatt to be remarkably luxuriant; but, it is
always well to remember that there's many a
slip twixt the cup aud the lip" Ii prices, how
ever, should get no lower, it is not at all proba-
that they will materially advance
The price OF bacon is we'll maintained We
hope that the spectators, to whose scheming
the present high standard of rates is to be as.
.cribed, WILDE well "bitten." The product last
year was largely in advance of that of the pre-
TiouS year, while the exports to foreign ports
have diminished almost One-hdkE Prices must
coine down.
Coffee is very high, just now, aud is still sri
sing Those who sip their "old government
lava have to pay rather dearly for the luxury,
the wholesale price being about Is cts. per 10.
Sugar and molasses are higher than was to have
been expected few months ago. but have pro-
badly reaclcdIthe maximum, utiwhich they will
remain until preserving time" comes around
II will not be amiS for heads of families to pur-
chase their supply of preserving sugar about
month betoreit is needed
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FROM WASHINGTON-

APRm 29--According to the dispatches aud
letters received by Gen. Heron, the New Gren-
adam Congress. at the latest dates, were eiiga-
ged III the consideration of new Federal Con-
StitutiuI.
The Cass Heron Treaty. mad first reading
in the Senate, and was ordered to u committee
The general impression that it would pass
both Houses aud become a law, with perhaps
some amendments for tho better understanding
OF It's provisions.
The States of this morning publishes letter
dated at Panama, which states that Col KINNEY
had been fOF some time treating with the Nor
mons, with the vieIy 10 settling them OH the
Mosquito coast
BY the last California steamer, intelligence
has been received that the proposition OF Col
Kinney was iavorably entertained, aud this en-
abled him to raise $50 600 cash. and So, 900 more
in merchandise and supplies, with which, &C
companied by 30 followers, he has sailed for
Graytown. He expects 10 obtain through Gov.
Lamar, permission to colonies the country I'M
der the Sicaragnan flag, obligating the cOionists
to help 20 defend Nicaragua against tue filliouS-
tiers. Failing to obtain this privilege, lie " i'll
hoist the Nicnraguan flag, and as this is under
British protection, he expects 40 serious Oppo-
Htiou from any quarter.
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ARRIVAL oFTHE STEAMERS KANGAROO
AND CLYDE.

NEW YoRK, April 29.-Thc steamer Kanka-
roo from Liverpool on the l4th, aud Clyde on
the 18th, have arrived with additional news
from India.
News had been received Mt London by tele-
graph from Malta, that Gen Campbell had en-
camped ut Lucknow.
Maj. Hudson was killed at the capture of
Lucknow, and Sir William Peel received seri-
GUS wound Mt the hill of Chuudarree, which bad
been stormed and captured.
The rebels were in 3nndilliacnnd, where they
had copyrighted in great force.
Commissioner Ych reached Calcutta the
22d OF March, and WAS kept under close suryei-
lance.
Sir Hugh Moore has driven the rebels from
the Chunden district, and the territory of the
Raiuh of Banhoor The possessions Of the lat
ter have been contiscated.
Adyices from Hong Kong say that the four
great powers have given the Emperor till the
end of March, to send plenipOtcnIiurics to Shung
hal.
The Chinese were arriving around Canton,
but the elders OF Fatrham formally declare that
it is only for their defence against the rebels,
who threaten the city.
Com. Armstrong is among the passengers by
the Arabia. She passed the Niagata off Kim
sale Oh the 18th
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CONGRESsIONAL.


HousE.-The House resumed consider alton Of
the Kansas report.
Dir. Cox defined his position. He was the
first in the House to oppose the Lecomplon
Constitution, but after careful consider alton
of his duty to his party, 10 his State, to the
Union, and to the welfare of the whole people,
he had como, to the deliberate conclusion to sup
port the report OF the Committee, though by it
the Constitution is not submitted, yet the means
are provided for obtaining the sense Of the peo-
pie. They can repeal il il they do not like it.
Gov. Malker had informed him that Kansas will
have the requisite population by next autumn,
for Representatives according to the Federal
rats in the spirit of concession, aud for the sake
Of the united Democratic party, with view
peace and the despatch of public business, lac
was determined to give the report of the Conn
mittee his support.
According to an arrangement, Mr.. Clingman
resumed the later demand for the previous
question.
BIesSls. Marshal, of KY, and Campbell, of
Ohio, asked to be heard, the later claiming
the same privilege for his side Of the Ohio dele
CATION as WIS accorded To Ar. Cox.
Many gentlemen claimed, in the name Of jus
tice, they should be heard against the REPORT
{ Mu@h cunfasiOn.i
Mr.. Garnett, OF Va, said that he should move
for poStpOncment, but the time named bv linn
was lost in the cries Of order.
Mr.. Campbell moved for call III the House,
which was refused; yeas 30, nays lls.
The question was then stated to be, on sec
onding the demand for the previous question
Mr. Marshal, of KY, unSucceSSfully asked
that the demand be withdrawn, for he wished to
say u few words
Mr. Garnett enquired whether, if the demand
was voted down, j, would be in order for him
to move postponement of the subject until
Tuesday week
The Speaker replied in the affirmative,
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city GOanetl-council met last night at
usual order. Sixteen members answered to
their names.
Mr.. KnOte, from the Committee on Accounts,
reported in favor of the payment of Col. James
S. WbCate. Adopted
a, S. HallowelI and VIM. Hamilton were nom
mated for Assistant Lumber Mcasurers. The
nominations were confirmed.
Mr.. Jacob reported an ordinance providing
Tor the leyying and collecting of assessments for
The Council proceeded to fill the blanks of
,ne ordinance or with sums corresponding with the
Nr KnOte moved the adoption of the ordi.
names 0s,a;:, as read Adopted aud ordered 10 be
Mr.. Jacob was reminded that tho canine race
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4 Lille Poem by Alice Cary, We are sure
some Of our readers will like.
1t is as simple as an old ballad, and fifty stan
zhs brieter:
Al shnt OF day they sat and talked,
In their old house by the aea;
The weather beaten Solomon,
AID his good Hite Marsalre.
1.-THE looks like ship" he said,
''Thnt Is nearly come to land;
That slantIng beam, like plank pushed out,
TO take aboard some hand.'
Aud when length, the gold backed clouds,
Crouched In the dark, from view,
He said, SIT will be n stormy night;
May the good ship weather through"
At last the old vile, AIarsSlee,
Could win answering word;
The ship gone, the plank pushed In,
And Solomon was aboard.