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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-12-21
a.: ny rider os CURT,
Ai,t-t, Z. MERRILL, Judge.
iAEesscv Towns Hts6satG.


stATE or EEaMo*T, IN Probate Court, holden at
rad ps1tici, on the ll day Of tc@nher, 4. u. 1861
III Re-. p. IOANan G'.'~!IA Tu', y, Adm;nstra
Ill tor. oil the estate Ct Abne luU ,ato CT Va odbHty
in said district eceasct pgG$cni tarir at IL nistrannn
acc,.p.i Il lienp,i, and make application for de
cree Of dis, il;1! md at;iun q tie estate Of said dc
cc9ctd.
Whereupon 1t Is ordered that tie said Mt and the
said application be referred to the 7t day CT January
next The Probate Office in eaid Montpelier, for hear
ing ami decision thereon ana tha' all Interested in said
estate notified hereof, by te publication of this
three weeks succeseyos may be, that they
aay appear at said time ,ua place, they cause,
object ta-r'tr.
By TIA court.
:a Attest, /. X, MERRILL, fudge.
STATE or VERMONT, The On. the Probate Cour
HsrRIor RANDOLPH, So. for The District OF Randolph
70 all persons concerned in The estate Of Samuel rag
bate OF Br1utrte in said District GELETlXG
VA HEREA9, G. P. Craig, Administrator of the es
~ tate Of rail deceased, has made application to
his for License sell all Of the Real Estate Of said
deceased, and represents thai the is necessary
for the pa OF The debts aud charges against ead
Estate
Therefore, you hereby notified to appear at session
O said Court he held at hadWcks hotel IN W. Ran
d,iph in said District, the i day CT January A. d.
1852. at 10 o'clock a. and chow cause, if any you
have why License should bo granted as aforesaid.
y iu the Green Mountain + eeman, printed hontpe-
1ier in i State the last of which publication shall be
before the day assigned for hearing, AZ aforesaid
Dated BrookIeld, this 18th day Of i!cccnber A. D.
t.Gi. By order OF Court.
x,;f;w j. i. ClEAVELAND. Register.
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DR. SWEETS
InfalIible linim e n t,
-TIIE~
<sREAT EXTERNAL ESENED&.

FOR eHEuMAIIsM, GOVT, ,NEURALGiIA, ~ huM-
BAGo; STIFF MEGA AND u J0IN N SP ~
AND NERVOtS DISORDERS.
For all OF which it is speedy and eeIt@in renoiy an
never fails ,his Lnimen, i8prpaiea rom nc }Gcie
of DR. stephen sweet Of Corn ccicIt, y fam ns Ions
setter and has tecn us2d IN his patce for more haa
twenty years with the most astonishing success
As An ALLEv1ATOR or PAIN, II is unr'aled ~ am
p.epalatiop before the put H. OF which tie most skep
tic may be convr ccd hy single II III.
Ihi- Iinlment vii rapidly and radically ,NEeN~
matte Disorders OF every ind and in thousands ct
casaa where II has Teen used has never b2eo KNOW to
fail. 49,
ever, case, however dirt, eSsing
1t will re eve the worst cases 81 Headache IN tree
minutes and Is warrant TO 90 1t.
1ooTHACAE als viii il cure Instantly.
Fo. Nervous Debility and general Isssi-
tude arising from impru.enco oreXcess this lninl Mt
is most happy and un,ailine remedy. Acting directly
upoa he tissues, it strengthens aad ievivles
the ~ sem and restores it TO elasticity ana vigor
Fcz PLIES external remedy we c'n n that
it is the BEST Known, and we chslleng- the world o
produce equal Ever victim OF this distressing com
Afford immediate relief, and in majority OF cases Will
oUlNsY AND SORE THROAT, are sometimes e> :
treme! maiig, ant ard dangerous but timely Applca'
ton Il this LiDiment will never tail to cure.
sPkaiNs are sometimes very oosIate snd en'a,Ee;
worst may be conquered by this LnR.en in twoer
BRUisEs. Gu S. WOUNDS, SORES. ULCERS,
hea iny properties ct Dir. SWEETS INFALLtRLE
L1NlMENI, when used according to directions Also,
CIiIl.HLAINS FROSTED FEET, AND lNSECI
BITES AND ST1NGS.
Every Horse OWnea'
should have ti remedy st hand, for its timely at
The first appearance OF Lnueucss will enectUa prevent
those formidable diseases which all horse are Liable
mud which loudc: 90 many oherwac valuable horses
~ 40 thlcss.
over four hundred VOLUNTARY testimonials 70 the Wou~
derf curative properties OF his Linlnent have teen
rect ived within the last two years and many oi Them
rem persons in the hi. hest ranx- fl!c
ca UTION.
10 avoid imposition, observe the Signature aud Like.
hess Of DR.. Stephan Sweet eye'y LABEL, aat also
Stephen weets lntablc Lniment" blown in the
glass Of each bottle, without winch none ere genuine
Rich rrdsOn 81 Co.
S. lie Iroprieors, Norwich, Ct
For sale by FRED H. SMETh. Montpelier, Genera,
Agent for Vermont, and by all dealers. Apr-y
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by Iht Court,
.la Attest, t. X, MERRlII., Judge
s.ahersy T.. 'H'lsasssser's Estate.

'iI ~ having narl"iHedby HE '"noraAc
Prostate C0ltt for the District Uf Rnndo III, Ec,a
ls,!oncrsin receive examine anu aa ns al Claims and
Irsua:a Nf al ncfSohs i.hHs: he Estate OF lirrt I.
fh#saGr late ui WISHING said District, deceased,
REPRESENTED iRsniYeni, and the of Ss months from
ih s, Ady of Ocuhrr, 1881, being allowed by said Cent
tla rgidtns Of addtrcascd exhibit prove lrr
ro,t-iiyc cajn before give notice HI wlilatrfd
.,e :i;:t. IS oar appoint mem At the Once q! H. A.
Wits IN NafhirSiun IN said District. On the second
fu,t'y ot February AID iprl scXi, a ~ O'Clock The
r,,rHuDi., cach oc said DAYS.
RURHAN MAnTIN,t Gam,
e.. IL SIANi Y, ! ~ -
II. \. " i.irE, admr
NJ, cmhe' 4S A ". irii. 3il(W3
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Probate Courts.

sI.ys or VERMONT PRossA4TE CovRrs within
said will b. holden at the Probate Office In Montpelier ia
said District Tuesday Of each week, during the
ensuing Persons having business with said Court re-
gassted to attend 10 thc same said court days.
T. R. MERRILL, Judge.
Dnnar afsrI
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Peoples Academy,

N".gsES 1aE'assSFRHEg
n0RRlSF LIE, LiliOlLLE COUNTY, VT.
LII. McklLLOP, a. D., Principal.
Hiss FANNIE w. MUTE proceptrcss
WItE WINTER TERN of this Institution will commence
4 MO NDAY, Dee. I'd, 1861
Those wishing To pursue thorough and Systematic Sci
enfc or Classical Of study will here fad super-
or advantages
Lectures viii be delivered By The Principal anL Gtler-,
on topics OF general Interest, daring the Term.
$.5o to :lTj per week. Every facility viii be afforded
for self boarding.
Catalognes may b. obtained by applying 70 the Prncl.
pal 81 Worthwhile.
" ~ a. a. r GEENENr. Prudential Committee
Morr:6yill", Nov. 4th. Wit
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1. EIE.. GOOD GAr.IaRTTAN!
wv cC>LS OK COAL

Ahead OF all Competition!
-t3 OF them manufactured last yearnore than asuSie
the number Of any other first class sto We In
year il the United States.
THEY contain all the improvements which in all the
first class stoves and the advantages and improve
ments over other stoves are in part follows:
lst. The arrangement for broing the front hearth
an improvement overlooked other Hrst class stoves
Il has also the same cement for br0ng top.
"a a thorough ventilation Of the Oven.
3D. Introducing hot air draugh to the hro chamber,
thereby increasing the draught of the Stovr quickening
its operations and enabling it to throw heaa
matter much and just! complained Of in other Stoves.
4ih An important mp ovemert in Tie application Of
the damper, which throw6 the heat around tGc
5th Much greater weight, consequently heavier plates
and more dsrable as we'll as hanisomcr castings.
9th draft damper at each cad CT the Dire box, 80
that the fire is equalized, and grie will heat uick
IS the other, also heating the il half the tine
1h Fire back protected By soap-etone, il cannot
burn
In addition TO the above improvements it has all that -
combined in other first class Stoves, viz Hot Res
ervor Warming Closet Rooster in front, Baker on top,
Doors lined with best Russia Iron, &c, &c. Farther this
stove Is warranted to do the EOk i1h little f
Other stove in the Market and in superior manner.
Al Who want first Class stove, b0Gd lie by until
they cal and see the Coon SHsARTA they have in
cry instance given satisfaction
am III" exclusive agent for the sole o. this Stove IL!
Montpelier, and seli il trial fo any reasonable length
or tim 50 all are safe IN bGyGg.
have also rs full an assortment of Common stoves on
hand as any other dealer in WASH County, aud sell
rs low az any one III the State. b. DEWEY
! Mnntpecr Dee. 10, 1850.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1861-02-20
NOT BEYOND TEaE POWER
OF LOVE.

Mr.. Cough, in one of his recent lee
lures. proceeded to refute the idea that
druukards are so far brutcs as to be be-
vond the power Of Christian love say
ing
No, they are not brutes. | have la
ored for eighteen years among them,a and
| have never found brute. | have had
men swear at me; | have had a man
dance round me as possessed ola devil,
and spit his foam in my fac, but | never
found man ! would give UP. 1t may
take long time to reach manhood, but
he is not a brute. Think it is Charles
Dickens who says, Away up great
many pairs of stains, 10 remote corner,
easily passed by, there is n door, and on
that door is written, woman And
so, N the heart ofthe vilest outcast, away
n S.. .,-a~:. r";~~ &C o.~:-~. =, 30
mote corner, easily passed by there is
door on which is written, "Man."
Here is our business find that
door. 1t may take q long time; but be-
gin and knock. Don't get tired but re-
member Gods long suffering to us, and
keep knocking long time if noed be-
Don't get weary if there is no answer:
remember Him whose locks were wet
with the dew. Knock on--just try it
you try it; AMI Just so sure rs you do,
just SO sure by and by will the quivering
lips aud starting tear tell you you have
been knocking at the heart of man, and
not q brute 1t is because these poor
VT tch are men and not brutes, that
wo have hopes Of them.
| once picked mp man in the market
place. They said He is brute--let
him acne" l took HIM home with me.
anl kept the '.5rute'' fourteen DAYS and
night, through lis de.ir,un; am! he near
" frightened my wife ut Of her wits one
night chasing her MI abou. the house
with boot n his land. But she recoy.
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WATER

One Paul Denton,a Methodist preach
CIR in Texas, advertised a barbecue, with
better liquor than ever was furnished
When the people were assembled, des-
perado in the crowd cried out
'Mr. Paul Denton, your Riperence
has lied. You promised US not only a
good barbecue, but better liquor. Where
is the liquor.
There ~ answered the Missionary, in
tones of thunder; and pointing his mo-
tionless finger at the matchiess Double
Spring, gushing up in two strong eel
unns with q sound like a shout Of JOY
from the bosom of the earth. 'Therew
be repeated with look terrible rs the
tightening while his enemy actually trcm-
b!ed on his feet; There is the liquor
which God. the Eterna, rews for al b .
chlidrou: 1TUt i.I tho ei.nti,,.iu1 otip,
over smoky fires choked with poisonous
gases, and surrounded with the stencil
Of siekening odors and rank corruptions,
doth your Father in Heaven prepare the
precious essence of life, tho pure cold wa
ter, but in the green glade and grassy
dell, where the red dcer wanders, and the
.hId loves to play, there God brews It;
and down, low down in the deepest val
lees, where the fountains inuf,nur and
the rills sing; and high upon the noun.
tain tops, where the naked granite gilt
ter, like gold in the sun, where the storm
cloud broods and the thunder storms
crash; and nway far out on the wide,
V ide ser, VIII re thu hurricane howls mu
sc, and the big waves roar the chorus
sweeping the march of Gcd, there he
hrews it, that beverage of life, heal'h
giving water. And everywhere it is
thing of beauty; cleaning in the dew
drop. singing in the summer rain; shin
in the ice gem till the trees all seem turn
cd to living jeHeIs-sprea ling n golden
rel over the setting sun, or white
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%
0Ss

gauze around tue midnight moon; sport
ing the cataract; Sleeping in tho glacier;
dancing in the hail shower; folding
its bright snow curtains softly about the
wintry world md weaving the nany col
orcd ira, that setaph gone Of the sky
whose warp is the rain drop Of earth.
whose wool is the sunbeam of heaven, all
decked with celestial flowers; by the
mvstic hand Of refracton. Still it is al
WAYS beantiful-tllat blessed life water.
No poison bubbles on its brink; its foam
brings no madness and murder; no blood
stains its liquid glass; pale widows and
starving orphans weep not burning teirs
in its depths; no drunkard's shrieking
ghost from the grave curses it IN words
of eternal despair!-Speak out, my
friends, would you exchange it for tbs
demon Of Alcohola"
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GROWING OAD:

Did you ever insult the mirror to as
certain whether you were growing Old
TO detect if you could, pair Of fcr',
and a crow's at that, a; the corners of
your eyes-to see if that gray hair SOM
body charged you with having Yesterday
was nothing but peculiar reflection Of
the light, and not much whittier than
the ace Of spades after all But the mir.
rcr is nothing to 81 to, for information;
it reflects to verY little purpose. If you
would know what ago is doing for yo,s,
look upon the face of fIieud, you have
not seen in ten years, and the story is IS
plain as pike staff. There is something
or other about him you cannot quite uu-
lcrstand; his features are little sharp
O., the expression Of his eyes " little
colder, of his brow little harder, Of his
IN ,uth frmer. 10 To- snro his laugh
hasn't gone. but then q TOOTH or two has.
He is the same, yet not the same, but
someu hat harder and rongher, and not
so much of him, rs Of old.
Bat the strangest of NIL is his hand
That has grown old :rster thar lis face.
How sof. aad smooth it used to be, YOU
remember. and plump as partridge
There was tracery Of blue veins upon
the back of it, and you and 10 used to
read each others fortunes, and life jouru.
eys, in tho meaniering current. that
flowed on so quietly just under the sur
face. But it is more Ike Glaze now; if
he used ii in digging, then i. is brown
as October; the full rounded muscle hns
shru k away from the veins. and they
stand out like ridges in fallow. Veins
indeed! They look ike n handful OF
whip. cord There is knottv look and
a knotty feel about the joints, "a if you
were grasping handful of walnuts.--
Then again, his hair has grown wiry or
bristly or gray, or thinner something TIM.
il was not, for the trath is, it is growing
upon an old head,
You think as you look ut him, is it
possible and he keeps you company
with his wonder 'bow it can be- and in
that look, YOU have seen yourseIf-as
lie sees you--as they all see you--as
GU are Chicago Journal.
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Again sat within the mansion,
In the old familiar seat
And shade and sunshine chase each other,
Ger the carpetat my feet
But the sweet briars arms have wrestled up
wards
In the summers that are past.
A nd the willow trails its branches lover
Than when / saw them last
They strive to shut the sunshine wholly
From out the haunted room;
To fl the house, that once was joyful.
With silSnce and with gloom.
And many kind remembered faces,
Within the doorway come
Voices, that wake the sweet st music
OF one that now is dumb.
They sing, in tones as glad as ever,
The songs she loved to hear,
They braid the rose i'll summer garlands
Whose flowers to her were dear,
And still hor 6Jvtstep IN the passage,
Her bushes at the door,
Her timid words of maiden welcome,
Come back TO me once more.
And, all forgotful of my sorrow,
Unmindfui of my pain,
think she has but newly lett me,
And soon will come again.
She stays without. perchance moment,
To dress her dark brown hair.
hear the rustic of her garments
Her light step on the stair.
o, flutteriug heart control thy tumult.
lie eyes profane should see
Ny cheeks betray the rush OF rapture
Her coming brings to me.
She tarrie long bnt 10! whisper
Beyond the open door,
And. gliding through tho quiet sunshine.
4 shadow on ihe floor.
ALI It's the wills oerins vna that calls me
The vine whose S! az O strays;
And ny patient hoa,t nrst still await her
No. chile her long delays
Eat my III AT grows sick with weary waiting
As many d time before;
Her foot is ever at the threshold,
Yet nerer paaseso'ey.
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covered her wits, and he recovered his.
He said to me:-
"You would not think | had a wife
a I'D child, would your
well, | shouldn't"
IL have, and-God bless her dear lit
tie heart-may little Mary is rs pretty
a little thing as ever stepped" said the
'sbrute."
| asked -
"Wherc do they live"
1.-Two miles from here"
"When did you see them last 7"
1.-TWO years ago"
Then he told mo bis saa story.
| sad -
"Yeu must GO back again"
II can't go back-my wife is better
without me. / have struck her, and
kicked her. and abused her. Can | go
back again 2"
| went with him to his house. l
knocked at the door, and his wife open
ed it.
is this Mrs. Richsrsoni'
Yes, sir"
swell, that is Mr.. Richardson. AID
Mr. Richardson this is Mrs. Richardson.
Now come into the house."
They went in. The wife sat on one
side of the room, and the brute" on tho
other. waited to see who would speak
first; ard it was the woman
But before she spoke, she filgeted great
deal. She pulled up her apron till she
got hold of the hem, and then she pulled
it all down again. Then she folded il
all up closely, AMI jerked it out through
her fingers IN irc at time, and then
she spread it NIL down again: aud then
she looked all about the room, ana said /:
"Well. WIlliam?'
And the ''brnte" said -
"Wrll, Mary!'
lie had largo handkerchief round
his neck, and she said:
You had better take tho landker
chiefof William, you'll need it wien you
SO ont"
lie began to tumble about it: the knst
was large enough; he could have united
II if he liked: but he said:
evil you unite II, Mary?''
She worked away at it; but her fn,
gers were clumsy too, and she couldn't
get it off.
While thus occupied, their eyes me. !!
the Iove-light was not oil quenched-
she opened her arms gently, ana he fell
into them.
Ifyou b seen those white arms
clasped about his neck, and he sobbing
on her breast, and the child looking in
WONDER first at one and then at tho 9TH
err, you would have said -
ut is not brute, but man, with q
great big warm heart in his bosom"
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leaves, aud is informed at 60 mluut,s
past 4.
The next enquiries, HAS Mr.. Smi h
bought ticket for this tram?"
Cant say sir; don't know him.
"Oh, he's dark complexioned man,
had on dark overcoat, and an umbrella
under his arm"
III consideration Of the fact that about
fifty dark complexion" individuals with
dark over-coats' on, some having unbrel
las under their arms and some not. lie
did not recolcct which one is Mr.. Smith.
The next one asks, "When does the
hext train start?''
"Ten minutes OF five"
"Sav you. what do you tax to go rs
far as MansfoldT
Seventy five cents"
.Sailor-''Pursr give us card for
New Bedford" SIaps down a gold
piece, sweeps ticket and change all into
the crown of his hat, takes n bite of the
weed. aud rolls Of to car, well for
ward.
docs this train stop at LIZ
"No; this is an express train"
(Which one does?'
Accommodation = leaves at 2!
o'clock"
Ticket n arfto Providence"
GLOW Old is the half ticket.
"Hey?'
"How old is the child You want the
half ticket fof!'
"'Tween seven an eight"
as that the b,y?' pointing to n lad
Of eleven. who was enleavcring to make
hmse.flook short rs possible by crook
ING his legs anl resting his chin. on the
counter.
Yes, that's him, spose You only
charge half price for boys
Full price for him, sir
"FnI price, why HIS only n boy; You
hadn't ought chary' full price,
90 z enough to occupy seat, sir; full
price if you please"
The applicant reluctantly draws ont
tho money aud the 10y grows some
eight or ten inches in stature IN US many
seconds.
Ticket for Now York." says another
throwing down ten dollar note. The
clerk gives rapid glance at the bank
note. followed by keen, searching, one
at the applicant AMI then replies
"C3unterfeit.' The dropping of the un
der Jaw. the bank and Supplied amaze
ment Of the latter at this announcement
proves at once that the officials Judge
ment was corrected and that the appli-
cant was unconscious of the character Of
the note until he rendered it in payment
Tor ticket
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1861-02-20

PRAYERS.
OK THE 4rH. OF JANUARY, 1861

ABOLITIoNIsT.
We thank Thee that the 'Tceberg's Crack
Hath widened to Nations breach
That tumult. horror, gloomy, black,
The naughty, scoundrel Southrons reach;
That gaunt despair and famine brood
Where slavery binds her CALLING chains
That soon the oppressed will cry for blood.
And freedom wrench from masters slain.
sEcEssroyTsr,
We thank Thee that the Southern mind
Iiata walked to meet the cruel \ orth;
That by Thy grace at last we find
heart to ask the Unions worth.
Make strong the weak. the fearful brave.
And from the evonsetul Northern power,
Protect tie poor, the master slave.
nErUpL,e8y
We thank Thee that We re- wise and pure,
Opposed to compromise with SIM
Oh make orr glorious victory sure,
And all our blind oppose,s Hin.
Our pat Chjca . Platform, Lord.
--H3.c a. tian country--noy sustain;
~ - T'hou ovlY,r al,rAd-
Thy truth we o"ly can maintain,
Conservative,
Oh Thog. tho Go5 oc Vas .usfan.
Nj, ,aal. - s,ropt when We were 7caE
,ao. who has s,f'l~ lt.l IL on.
y ~ t. NJ, this Union 5reaE
b. give US time the gonl % sae.
VIII wl;rh florist crowned our bright
career
Lct North an 9o1'h ST Il brothers lie,
Thy brow OF p-ac, tn Nation cheer.
CHR;srra~.
Our Father an our Fathers ed.
w humblv bow to the this day;
Orr Conntry tremblps meath Thy rod
We pray Thee turn thy wrat! away.
Thy lavish lanl Thou st opened wIde,
And scattero Ger rs borndless rood
Bat We. unthan&fitl, blown with PRIDE.
Hare owned Thee notify grace witIstoo &.
TUE PEOPLE REPESTAST.
Oar Father blindly We have sinned,
And broke Of brotherhood the tie;
Our " alton glory we have dimmed-
Before Thee now We hopeless lie.
Bring back our ancient strength al love,
And on our Banner turn Thy sun
Oh may our prayers Thy mercy move
Our North and South again make one.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1861-02-20
THE PHANTOM.
DY BAYARD TAYLOR.

DY sAYARD TAYLOR.
Again sat within the mansion,
In the old familiar seat
And shade and sunshine chase each other,
Ger the carpet at my feet
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1861-02-20
GE- A Scotch minister was once or

pN- 4 Scotch minister was once or.
dered ''beeftea" by his physician. Tho
next day the patient CON planned that is
had made him sick. why, minister"
said the doctor, I'll try the ten myself
So, putting some in skillet, he warmed
It, tasted it. and told the minister it was
excellent. MAN." says the minister, sis,
that the way yo sup? '--"Wha.2 i.her
way should il be suppil? It's excellent,
| say, minister. TT may be guide that
wae, doctor; hu. try it wi the cream and
sugar, man. try it WI that and taoa
sse hoo re !.ks it,
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1861-02-20

ARrEMCs WARD ON Hrs TRAVELS -
From Detroit l go West'ard hoe. On
the cars was q helooking female, with
green cotton unbereller i1 one hnnd and
q handful of Reform tracts in the other.
She sed every wouan should have "a
a Spear Them rs didn't demand their
Spears, Didn't know what was good for
them. "What is my Spearl' she nxel
addressin the people in the cars. as it
to stay at home & darn stockns & be tho
serlope of \ doniucerin MANI Or is i.
my Spear to vote d speak q show my,
self the okal of man Is there q sister in
thees keers that has proper Spear Pr
Sayin which this eccentric female whirl--
ed her ambre,a round several times.
and fnaIIv jabbed me III the weskit with.
it.
II nave no objecshuns to your goin
into the spear bizness." seq |, ''but you'll
please remember | amt pickeri. Don't
Spear me again, if you please She sos
down. Vanity Fair.