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y Friend in Need. Try it.

- I.'dAl'ar li.iment j. prepare from the recipe
~ sweet III Connecticut, the great bone set
"a t"tl Used Ia his prUctice for the last twenty
'H' most astonishing success. As all eAterial
. - lti"ut rival and will alleviate pain more
al any pJ..ct pre- JaratiOn. For all Rheumatic
> Disorder, II Is truly nallible and As c'lra-
- ""pnd,. Sprains, Bruises, &C, its soothing
- ttIiul str, nstheing properties excite the
- {, am establishment Of all who have given ii u
p -. ''.r Auhdred certificates OF remarkable cures
- II Within The laot two years bear witness to
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--7'-I- e'eTywLere
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THE WHEELER & WILSON

THE WHEELER & WILSON
l. SEWING MACHINE.
First at t,rO National Fairs. at three Vt. State
Fairs. and at most of the State Fairs of other
states, and recognized by the unanimous appro-
val of over SIXTY THOUSAND FAMILIES now
using it, as
The Best Nachine for Family Use.
A FULL STOCK of all the various styles
CONSTANTLY ON HAND, and for sale at New
York city prices. Machines shipped free of
charge to purchasers. on the line of any railroad
in any part of the state, to the nearest railroad
station. if purchasers live off the line of road.
EVERY MACHINE WARRANTED. and inStruc-
tons in the use Of them given to purchasers. gra-
It's.
G. w. y g.. q. BENEDICT. Agents
for Vermont. H-l1
No. 6 College st. Burlington, Vt.
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I . S L :!

Lost from the Passunpsic cars on the 18th
day of October, between St. Johnsbury and Wells
River. l6 sheep or lambs, marked red on the
shoulder The finder is requested to give infor-
nation at the depot, st Johnsbury. or to the
subscriber, and he shall be suitably rewarded.
NEWELL STOCkER
Danville, October 80, 1860. l4-l6*
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II f 70 T. n f. o l..
IN The best oil is the cheapest. now have.
and shall hereafter keep, Downers Kerosene Oil,
~hich IS the best made. Inquire for Downcrs-
YOU will find it 1T r.. JEWETT'S.
October, 1850.
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Republican Ticket
For Presidential Electors.
WILLIAM HENRY
III. e.. ROOT
JOSEPH WARNER
E.. 4. CAHOON
ID. w. {. CLARKE
AY E RS
CATHARTIC
PILLS..

Are You sick. feeble. and
comrlaininsf Are YOU out %
order, with Your system de-
ranged. and your feelings un-
comfortable, These symp-
toms are often the prelude 10
serious illness. Some hit of
sickness is creeping upon You.
and should lee averted by =
timely Use Of the right rem
edy. Take Ayers Pills. AMI
cleanse out the disorierei hu-
mors purify the blood, and
let the fluids move ON unoL-
structed in health AGAIN.
They stimulate the functions
Of the body into vigorous &c
tivity. purify the system from
Il L
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Dysentery, DiarrhGa, Relax. Worms.

FI1l UT. J. o. TIttH, q C7iittIJI
Your Pills have had long trial III my practice and
hold them in esteem If the best aperients have
ever found. Their alternative effect upon the liver make:
them excellent remedy when given small doses tor
bilious dys,ntry ami digrriGa. Their sugar-coatng
makes them very acceptable and convenient for the
Of women anl children
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DEPARTMENT OF HE INTERIOR.
Washington. L. e.. eth Feb. lS,.t,,

Washing Ton. l.. G.. eth Feb, lsSs. 1
SIR: have Used y"ur Fills IN my general and hospital
practice you made them. ami cannot hesitate ~
say they are the best cathartic employ. Their recu
la;lns the liver is quick and decided,
quently they admirable Remedy Tor arrangements
of that organ. Indeed. have seldom fourd Il
tos disease obstinate that it did not readily yield to
them trat,rually Yours. ALuNZO BALL. NJ b.
I',Usict,In If IN, Mrr,he H1srstll
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STATE or UERUONT.

- L II IL OT T. HhNN l.
Caledonia District
At Probate Court holden the Probate Oic. in ::
JVhShury, within and ior said district the 10Th day
Of October 4. d.. lS6D
Instrument purpOrtinr to bc the last will and test
lament o Alvin Walker. late ct iarjwick, i'll said dis
ct, deceased htl,. presented to the court here by
Clara Walker the eXecltrN. therein named for Pre-
bate Ii l. ordered v said court. that all persons
cd therein h" notified I" appear Al session OF said Court
t" be holden at the Probate office i'll ST Johnsbry "I
the 10Th day vi Nov 1870. AMI show II any they
HAY have. against III. Probate OF said will for While Il
purpose, II Is further ordered, that copy of the record
oi This order he published three weeks successfully in tbs
Calci"an printed ST. Johnsbury. pre-, ous 10 said
time appointed Tor hearing.
true copy OF record,
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From, DR.. Theodore Bill, IF NIc York City.
Not only your Pills admirably adapted 10 their Pur-
pose S AN aIerient. hut find their beneficial effects upon
the Liver very marked indeed. They have in my prac-
tice proved efectual fer the of bilious
plutns than any rcInr,iy mention. sincerely
rejoice that have length purgati,e which
thy the confidence Of the profession and the people.
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ASA M0EGRlDGE.
As n Family PhYSic.

From d. Z. u. Gutrr,yd, Ntir UrtdhS.
Your Pills are the prince Of rurgs Their excellent
qualities surpass any cathartic We Possess They are
mild but very and ecctua in their action the
bowels which makes them invaluable 10 Us in the daily
treatment Of disease.
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Pro Woods Restorative Cordial and Blood Renov or
gan be relied upon as being be. the best article i'll
ket ior all cases OF General Debility, well those dis
eases which arise from impure blood 1t compounded
III skinl and scientific manner and will not injure tn
weakest While ut the time. il will tOIe up the system
to all It's original purity and visor Try It, one aud all
See advertisement in another column. 1t
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Motifs Magic Hair Invigorator

Mr. A J. iiREES-Mv Dear Sir: II affords Inc pleasure
to inform that the PROF Motifs Magic Hair inNEoIa-
tor obtained Oi You three months since, has been >c 10y
daughter W it'll complete success IL stopped The mar
coming out III very short time and produced iealthN
condition oi the scalp. We using the In isora-
toilet article, and truly its qualities IN
this respect un>Ir passed IL delicate. Yet delicious
perfume, feature in it, compound. and hard 10th
ig saving Stands unsurpassed III the whole catalogue
OF hair remedies. l.. X HERRICk. NJ d.
12Stac st, Albany. y. \.
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MpssKs HENRY p WILSON & Co: deem Mrs. VIII
sons Hair Regenerator and Hair Dressing the standard
articles Of all hair preparations. haver in many in
stances known them restore the hair where it bad
fallen of remove dandru restore the hair to its original
color cure entirely tn. most painful headaches-and in
some instances humors Personally have
been sharer in several Of these benefits.
REv. HENRY HILL, Manchester, N. II.
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From Zee. J. !. HINES, fsor IF -idc,m Clare, Bsos.
Dr. AVER: have USED ynur Pill, with extraordinary
my family and thc>c am called {" visit
distress. To regulate the organs digestion and
purify the blood they the very best remedy have
known, and can confidently recommend them to
NV friends. Yours. j. Y. HINES
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Price, Is cents per Box, or S Boxes for 81.
Prepared by DR.. J. c. AVER g. CO., Lowell Mass.
,nu .uI sal oy J. &. BINGHAM and HOfT (
GREEN ~ Johnsburv and druggists generally
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Headac he Sic K Hea dac he Foul Stomach.

DEAR Bro. AVER Icannot answer YOU ictdf complaints
have crei with your Pills better than all that
treat ,c purgdtir medicine. place great depeu-
dence -f,ctual catlsrtc in my daily contest with
disease and believing do that your Pills afford the
best We have, of course value them highly
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have Just returned from Boston with full
stock of goods adapted to the season, and they
will be sold AT
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USE THE BEST!'
MRS. WILSON'S
HAIR REGENERATOR.

The Regeneration is put up in two sizes, and
retas for so cents for pint bottles, and 81 for
quart bottles. The quart bottles are much the
cheapest.
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Questions and Answers.

What makes men continue 10 manufac.
ture that most sbominable stuffcalled Whiskey,
knowing, as they do, the terrible mischief It
does 10 the community! The love Of nsney.
2. What makes men continue to sell il when
made. knowing. as they do, the immense
amount of the worst kind of suffering il ocea-
siOns! The tOue Of money
8. What is it that makes men so ha rdened 10
the common principles of humanity, that they
are willing to traffic in an article they knnw
ruins so many of their fellow men The Eoue
Of money. @ 81 'a.Fa a.".
A. What is it that makes such men shut tn cir
eyes to the wretched condition of the still more
wretched creatures that daily present them.
selves before them for the maddening, intoxi-
eating cup! The lOUe Of money.
5. What is it that make such men have SC
little respect for themselves as to be willing to
lose the honorable respect f the whole better
part of the community! The love of money
6. Since. then. ,Ohiskey is epil. all epiI and
esit continually. what Is the root of I? The
love Of money.
Smyrna times., 1860-03-29
The Moors.

In the earliest times the people on the Euro
pean and African sides of the Straits of Glib
rSitar were the same, and The intercourse be-
tween them over the narrow channel frequent
In the subsequent movements OF warlike tribes
and people, Spain and Barbary were successive.
ly, In whole or in part, eyerrun by The Carlha-
genians, Romans, Cloths, Vandals and Saracens
or Arabs, LEAVING both SPAN and Barbary, in
the early part Of the eighth century, under the
dominion OF tho latter. Both became provinces
Of the Caliphs of Bigdad, and were ruled by
their Governors. The Moors-as the inhabi
ianis of Spain and Morocco were called
mingled their blood with the inhabitants of the
country, and for eight hundred years much Of
the time as the predominant power in the
Spanish Peninsula, Notwithstanding the inva-
sions and civil wars. Insligated by religious
b'gotry, TO which they were subjected-main.
tanned themselves in Spain, and under their
sway the country became powerful and great -
At the end of this period they were subdued by
the Christian States which had arisen among
them, and The establishment of the lnquisltou
placed their lives and everything they pos.
sessed at the mercy of their conquerors. A
century of bUrnings, confscalions and horrors
succeeded; when what remained of them, 10
the beginning of the seventeenth century,
whom neither fire nor tagot could convert, were
expelled from Spain and driven into Africa
Thus, and the expulsion of the Jews which fol-
lowed, destroyed the greatness of SpaIn-her
commerce, her revenues, and her moraIs--leav-
ing her crippled monster lying helpless at the
mouth Of the grave she bad dug; from which
condition, after lapse of two ceniuriesand q
halt, she is now only beginning to recover
The Spaniards, like all the Central and South.
cru nations Of Europe, are of mixed blood, made
up of the several peoples who have ove,run
their lend; but ~ naby of the Provinces ssps-
ally at the south and east, the Arab or Moor
ish blood still predominales. The war with
Morocco, if it had not its origin in ancient me-
mories, can hardly fail TO recall them. and in
spire the Moors with a frenzy of defence and
vengeance which will GO far to make up their
deficiency 10 the science OF arms.
Smyrna times., 1860-03-29
Written for the Smyrna Times.
Enigma.

@@A2k1Anos
lam composed of ifiy-seven letters.
My 3. 8, 8, IL, 10, 81, 54 was the capitol of
Palestine.
Ny l6, 81, 43, 3, AZ, SO, l3, was the son Of
Hamor.
My 2O, SO, 10. 3S. 5 was the son of Jephunneh.
My 40, 4, 81, 81, 4S, AZ was King of lsreal
My SO, 8, "a. 2. d, 33. 13 was the son oil Gadi.
My 43, "a, 25. 81, 81. 30 was the niece of Nor.
decsi, the Jew.
My /. 81. IS, %, 46. Is. 26 was high priest
My l6, 8. 55. 40, 90 was governor of lower
Syria, '0l-
My 81, So, 4s. 81, SO. 3s. 81, %, 90 was vii.
lage, celebrated for The miracle wrought
by Christ Of changing water into wine.
My AZ, 43. 5, l6 is the name of mount.
My 80, Ia, 8, 81 was son OF Issachar5S
My As, Al, 40, IA is the King of Greece.
My Z. As. 10, II, 8 was General.
My ii, So. Al, 25, 80, AZ is a lake in Africa.
My 80, 8, 81. 55, 8 is river in England.
My 80. So. 33. so ,s a liver in Wales.
My 30, %. 81. lsi cape on the coast of
Brazil.
My A, %, 10, az. 81 is town 10 Russia.
Ny whole is for you 10 6nd out.
THoRoueHFARE NECK. P. G. w.
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THx vALuE or SAilsArH ScHooLs.--A fact
which ought always 20 be remembered in esti-
mating the influence Of Sabbath Schools is, that
very much Of their work is underg round"
or, a. one has said. ii is In It's very nature q
preparation Of the ground and seed-sowing--
work very necessary to be done. bot which
must be followed by other operations and which
10 the subsequent operations. or in the JOY of
the harvest may be fergotten or comsemnod.--
Ia mauy Instances tbxs Sabbath School, while
II has not indeed secured the conversion Of those
who attend II. yet hail been retaining power
In eli after life, and is Instructions. cArelsssly
received IL may be- whea glvcp, revived IN zfisl
| years, have preveutsd many at ouaborss O
| wiekedness which wcuid otherwise have beer
given wsy to. The Trophies oil Sabbath SCHOOL,
| are on every hsnd wherever the schsols have
/ been conducted with the traa spirit and will
perseverance,. From the various schoos of ihs
| country thousa nds snsl tens Of thousands ofsoui
have been added 10 The church of Christ. Mao,
| mont precious reyivsls OF feiigion have com
4 menced ia our Sabbath Schools; many vigorou
churches have grows out Of themy aad the
haze frequently followed the tide ofemigrauo
/ 10 cur frontiers, and Supplied for period, !
uasy inssances, tho only means Of grace ft
/ tie dostisute parts Of our cotatry - Iresbyt'
/ fyies Msg gexss<.
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Ats cELLANEoUs.
Econony.

nine OF wealth is contained 10 this one
ssFd. I" Eeono@y.r when properly understood
sa righsly applied-lessons for The young and
he DID, the rich aud the poor, the politician
aa the lai,orer. To be econopical is not 10
. aean and parsimonious, though these terms
'rsiien mistaken for il. Economy is a just
,sd proper regard to what is essential TO pros
~ity. Without it wsslth would most cer-
h:sy keep at distances. The most success.
hlnsn Of our country. those that have risen
ssiausncs, were distinguished ss economists.
ssseasa Gurd. Billy Gray. (as be was famil-
afiy called and John Jacob Astor, were each
necaspicasus for their habits of economy as
hs shsir great wealth. These men, il 10 true,
awsgs prseiiced prudence and discretion;
sh'sh, cotabined with economy. produces
I vsaisA %
1 Wa agree with the New York Sun that IL
'snet be Too strongly impressed upon the
nads Of yc,ng men that economy is the first
Ssp % The road to success and to fortune. Il
~ not fell owof necessity that they mast forego
Ssh shngs as arc essentiaI 10 oeomfort and con-
raisncs either 10 living or 10 dress Neither
~ i fsqaire abstinence from such recrea-
a'asaa stsial privileges ~ due regard TO
~ aad sie Development Of the human frame
i ~ dstaso(. But whilst engaging 10 amuss-
1 ss'n tad fastimss. proper care should be Ia
"tass they do not lead too far, and too much
an '@s wasted
'saomy should sli be studied and practised
~*s' by t'osc charged with public trusts al
7"atvdssls Yet, we fear that. SO far as they
:" "senesrnsd the word has become almost OBJ
If car city fathers would take few
''1e y eeoaomy, what blessing II wouis
yuur tsx-ridden citizens. The order o
~nr tmss seems TO have been revesed an.
'ss's'a Of st'dying to carry on the governmen
'"@ strict regard TO economy 10 the sxpendi
!" " monty. they seek means for persons
is~t
"asa vii public man learn economyi Nc
9" = indlgnaut people shall turn schoolmss
~ lsash them the value Of the word
u ssas fn'm the waste OF money imprcperl
~slligat officials, the example sat b
I - you'ig men is most pernicious. The
M - What impunisy The public ar, plum
80 dssw shsir lessons of life from Il
* ut,ss who sit in high places. II
N I. H$ses " that shoasa ads Of ysatg me
y 'hs hopss Of speedy iortua
!. Political Influences, the msmssnt III
I ..''' ~ lussjesity bseoms polisiciIns q
II eseythiag sise. In the snd they :
d '1asd sssssd, Isss. Yauns mss shos
r. y - pitfalls. and let their motto
y sasiss, = Honest Labor. Pruds ace :
~ .L~aessfsr Exprsss.
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tribes.
P. G. w.

RATHER THIN.- w Woodlawn 10 ornamenied
with hostler, whose iun ls ss fearless as bis
lace is ugly. One day, in January, while 20
or 30 fast gentlemen were standing OF the front
balcony Of the hotel, an individual rode up The
path on one of the lhinnesl horse mortal eyes
ever looked upon. LeapIng from this pha antom
steed, the equestrian said, turning to the host.
ler: " Here, John, give my horse some water.
Sir /" said John, with look of sslonishment
Give my horse some water! thundered the
Stranger your horse = CIRCULATED John, still
more surprised. Yes, you tool, my horse
and the stranger looked savsgey al hiln and
commenced drsw wing the lash ofhis whip through
his hand. John walked toward him as though
he would demand an explanation, aud had Ia.
ken about six steps, when he suddenly stopped
like one surprised beyond expression; : Bless
my soul say s be, ak your pardon, cir !; bu
your hauimal was standing on a line with
that ere hi,ching poet, and didn't see him
A Coon osE. IA Paddy, honey; will you bu,
my watch nowi'
And is i. about selling yer watch ys are
Mikei'
aa 'Tfoth il is darling.' sl0g Is f
ss What's the price! -aa.s
Tin shillings and a wee mutchkin Of th'
craturel'
= Is the watch daeint onef'
Sure aud I've had u twenty years, and !
nicer once desaved me-
Well. here's yer tin; now till me, does
20 we'll
Bedsd and il goes faster than any watch i
Connaught, Munster, Ulster. Leinstsr, not bar
ring Dublin
Bad luck 10 ye, Mike, ye have taken me ia
Didnt ye say il niver desaved you'll
Sure an did--nor did it--for niper ds
pinded on a.
AIS The man who has raised cabbs re
head has done more than ell the metaphyseian
in the world b --s Then your mother ough
se have the premium o.
IF you wish 10 cure scolding wife, reve
Z fail 10 laugh at her until she ceases--ther XII
her. Sure cure--snd no quack medicine.
THs Louisville journal asks: Why shoul
4 a woman resent our thinking il worlh Of
while to gaze on what abe thinks il worth hs
while 10 exhIbii3
r AN old sailor, at tho theatre. said le suppose
= that The dancing girls wore their dresses
a haf-mass a. mark Of respect to departed m
dsssy.
Smyrna times., 1860-03-29

peace sake. Now the Texas sorder 10 hungry
again. There has not been a war with Mexi..
CO for several years, and zone with the Indians
for as many mouihs. The strenuous efforts 10
get up war by the aid of Cortinas are likely
to fail, the military officers reporting all quiet
there, although General Houston sees armies
daily and nightly. when looking toward the
Mexican fronlieF. This failing, the never
failing Indians recur, and mounted regiment
is ,hs leas. that will 'paciiy the unoccupied bor-
erers. t
The coarse of Texas in this Indian matter is
shameful beyond what The public can be made
TO bslievs. costly peace establishment on
the Indian border was for some years maintain
ed under the care of Major Neighbors, in spite
of the fierce and constant hostility of the ram
gers who lived on Indian lighting. until, year
ago nearly, Major Neighbsrs was murdered by
some border freebooter. and the policy of peace,
il not the establishment itself. was broken up
and practically abandoned. Now we have the
reports sent forward without contradiction
which Major Neighbors and officers like him
constantly met and bsffled for the pas, two
years. War. troops aud money must be raised;
the ranger wants 10 fight and to be paid for it !;
the people are hungry all along the border;
and if great war cannot be had, in mercy
send them mounted regment and ike quarter
Of million of dollars il will in one way or ano-
iher take into the border within year.--N.
American. 5lses-.
Smyrna times., 1860-03-29
cHofcE p 8 G T R Y.
The star and the Cloud.
81 pRor. ). a. HEWITT.


sstapi out Of my light" said a bright little
star.
To cloud that was bound on its way; 81
II csnnot be seon by the planetfar, lsaaai
II thus you obsears my pure ray" l
spssA. pooh said the eloud. "shsre are
thousands like you. lhst go
Who imagine they stand all alone; -i
like 10 swsll out on this ocean of blue,
And 40, to be confined to zone"
sBss yea cast shadow $ half vex'd. the star
said.
aAnd darken the beautiful earth;
While gladnsss accompanies the rays that !.
ahsd.
And the sparkling waves dance in their mirth.
svaia shing" spake the cloud, with ihun-
dering voice;
aYoa are only twiGklng spark;
Nj sears make the fields and the flowers re-
joice,
While my folds put old Sol in The dark.
A0as aash of my frs will illamine ihs sea;
Ny lhsndsrs the firm mountain shake;
Aad thousands. like you. are now wInking at
ine. fHb~a,g
And pesping at river and lake"
ns caron speech made the little star pale,
And, trembling. she shrunk into space;
WAAs Ihs cloud melted fast on the wings Of
The gale,
And the bIse sky was left in it's place.
The moral 10 this some folks make swell;
And pus real merit aside;
Inflated With sapor. they toll their own kneli.
And sant from an o'erchsrge of pride.
Smyrna times., 1860-03-29

THE SHRINE Of the rum demon has its freshly
smoking tribute from day 10 day. The sacri.
fee ceases TO appeal. and excites but passing
remark. A people who would lyncla band of
horse thieves, license the robbery and slaugh-
ter Of their kinsmen. ~
There 10 sceas sweeps before th,, vision
A young man of noble form large hearted, aud
bis young life endowed with promise, leaves
New York and settles in cne of the pleasant
village of our own beautiful State. He dreams
that he will cast off the lhrall Of fearful Appe
slse and be man. His mothers kits ia warm
on his lip. and her blessing treasured in his
heart.
The young man 10 thrown into th,, comps ny
of those who drink. HIS resolutions are swept
away and he returns 10 his old habit. He wastes
fast under its power, and is finally thtown upon
4 his bed As the deIlrium Of The bottle passes
away frcm before bis setting sun. The young
man realizes his approaching death, and the
cause ofis Those attending upon b i'm wish &C
give him stimusnls He refuses. add in tone,
Of fhesrl.breaking anguish. Rays: "lhnsf 1 di,
a dyunkardY' He died drunksrd The body
was sent back TO bis old mother, in shs valley o
| the ------, and by her given back Ee duet.
4 The young man was murdered--dt liberated,
4 cruelty murdered By inches. He was mur
dered in The grcsnnsss of his young life, aa'
that too. 10 civilixad Christian ct,mmunity
: Had those who struck him down. did II wit
knife Or ball, that same community WOULD hav
been stlrred by wild tempest of Indignation
and speedy vengeoancs yisiied upoi The rec
handed Gains