davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-02-01
NIaI.r.ied.

In Proctorsyle, Jan. cath, by Rev. II Closson, Mr.
HERyEY l. DUDLEY of Mount Holly, and Miss MARTHA
T. BlXBY Of Ludlow.
In Fayetteville, Jan IL, by Rev. o. Warren, Mr.. AL0NZ)
CUMMINGS and Miss MARCIA A, HA2ELr0N both Of
Townshend. Jan. II, Mr. ALROR SNOW aud HEPSIDETH
BARBER, both Of Townshend Jan H. MIR. OSCAR NJ.
NEWELL and Miss RosELLA PLyMPT0N, both Of Wards
boro
In West Halifax Jan 10th. by Rev Chas. ". Emerson,
GOE. W. PUTNAM and JENNIE ALLEN both Of Halifax.
In sherburue Jan. IA by Albert f. Wilson, Esq, Mr..
EDWIN n, oRDWAY and Miss ROSINA D, BuCkMAN Of
Woodstock.
In BrewssiiIe, n. Jan. l, by Adds LoFe Esq Mg.
EDMUND pINsMoRE to ARVLLA L. BARREr, all Of
Alstead
In Woodstock, Jan. /, by Rev NJ Kidder, Mr. GILES W,
THOMAS, of Brandon, to Mrs MELoRA II. WOODS, Of
Bridgewater.
In Woodstock the 10th, met by Rev. Kidder, Mr.
WALTER 4. BINGHAM Of Lester Livingston County, n
Y. TO Miss JULIA A. RAYMOND. of Woodstock
! In Springfield, Jan 10th, Mr. RICHMOND T. RAWS0N
and Miss MARIA FAIRBANKS, both of
In Springfield, Jan 18th, By Rev j W Chekering. Mr.
CHARLES B. CALDWELL, of seymour, Indiana, and Mis'
/ ELLEN b. TOWER
In Chester jan. l6 by Rev. c. G. Gurr, HENRY A. AID
l ANS Of Bnrtonsyle and Miss ELIZA Il, WESTON o
Springfield Jan. p CARLOS q. FLETCHER aud LYD Ola
4 W DAVIS, both Of Q. Also, GEO. II. HALL and ELLEN
f. WIlTCoMB, both of Springfield. Jan. 70, CitoSLEl
! TILTON and CARRIE L. TABLE. both Of Caycndsh
In Westminster VEST Jan. "a by Rev A. stevens, Mr.
| WM TUrIiILL ard Miss y. b. MILLER
In Windsor Jan %, by Rev y. Byington, Mr., VII
| LIAM W WILLIAMS Of Weathersheld and Mrs. HELEN
1 SANDERS OF West Windsor.
In Winchester Tennessee, Dec 25, Prof WASSAMER, o
Mary Sharp college, and Miss HELEN L. ROBINSON, o
Sonth Reading.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-02-01
THEY SAY, THEY SLY.

They say Il u nothing new ts Old aud established, nHf
wl LAwRrNcE Of charlestows. u doing nice hss M
the baking business.
They sy younS Barrett, tho forenss HaAer sups''
workman both ia nca,ness aud style d work
They say the two gnsppss and Brafsr= assistant bSl'r'
also nice workmen.
They say Crackers manufactured hy thea se superior 70
any IN the market, both IN siss and aaaliiy
They say their Brown, White ana Graham head csnnot
be beat
They say they manufacture very nice cake Of theisHoSE
Aiudsi nice fruit Pound spon lemon, curran, ossan,
Junbles Seed Cake Washington Cake Gngvr Bread psi
Poor Mans Cake, SC Sc,
They ay they also manufacture nice sods Crackers oss'
ter Butter Crackers, and Pilot Sea nnsd In hns
they say hlra manufactured by them cannot ie bcat.
They say when they visit iSwrenees Bakery they admire
the neaaiess In which tbs Kept.
They say young Richardson, dyer, visits Bellows Faiis
tviec each week with Iwrcnoo Bread Crackers Cake
rhey say Mr. Richardson Is srstrato saiesnan and act
WttAndng opposition, his sales large and Increasing
from time TO time,
They say they admire TO see him With his niee nrcad
They say young Yeasey, another driscr Of van
They say that what they say, they kaoW 10 be fact
/ P.s Wedding Cake made 10 order, they say. IS
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-02-01
NEW BOOKS, NEW BOOKS II
ALL THE LATEST AND BEST, AT
FELToN's Cheap Cash Book Store.
BRArTLEBoRo, VT, 5-s
STATE or vEpNrnNr


Samuel Bowes STATE OF ERMONT.
VS.. Windham County Court,
Tuxbury & Arnold. September Term, 1860.
Whereas a suit pending in Windham County Court
10 the Vermont, in which Samuel Bowes Of
Rock Island Illinois is plaintiff, and Ambrose Arnold Of
Westminster In said wndham County, and Albert Tux
bury late of said Rock Island late eoparners under the
Firm of Tuxbury Arnold, and now Of - Nebraska
Territory are defendants Said suit being founded upon
note signed o Stanley aud endorsed by said Tux
bury Arnodand whereas it appears that service OF the
writ in said made upon said Tuxburyt
Is hereby Orred said Tu1bury be notified to appear
and said suit at the term of said court next to be
held AT Newtane n and for said Nindham county the
second Tuesday April D. 1861, by publishing this or
der three weeks successfully in the Bellows Falls Times
paper published and printed Bellows Falls in said Wind
nam County the Of which pub shall be at least
six weeks before the sitting Of said court.
Given under my hand NeNfsne in said Windham Coun.
IT, the 2ud day of January A. D. 1851.
- r. TYLER, Clerk.
stoughton s Grant Attys for Pills ST.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-02-01
STATE OF VERMONT.

pIsr. WESTMINSTER 5. Tor said District 10 all
persons interested IN the Estate Of LUciUS GiSWOLD, late
Of Londonderry. deceased, ieatate Greeting
lce-rsx Lurius D. Grisvcd, executor Of the last VIII
and testament Of said deceased has presented his petition
in writing court representing that said test;er AZ
the tine Of the Of certain piece Of
land king Springfield In this state Described a. follows
bounded By the highway leading from Springfield 70
perSinsyite; south Of Jess L. Fisher and east
and north BY laud Of Mills edeli, contsiug about four
acres more or conveyed said teststar 5y dsct from
y D. IIraid dated January ID. ISIS and recorded in vol
uue L. page $40 81 the land reoars q slit Springfield
that 18th dag efJanuary ISIS, said Jueus Ssod
executed Luke Tsy Of sid springfield bis certain
wr ing by which be contract 70 CONVEY s1l land p sid
TAYLOR such person he should In writing direct in
three years the date Of sid contract, en- his paying
the interest annually hundred dollars, and said
fst mentioned tbs expiration Of said term and
further representing that the interest has been paid. aud
All TAYLOR has oeTci sin g. rsiy pay the remain
er II said and PRAYING Tor license 20 convey sd
land according to said contract.
w. - hscly notified that this sill decide upon
j appilcation AZ the session thcrfto be held AZ the inn
- Wider ockirshau IN sid district, on the nrst
W.-i-eSlsv II March A. u. 1851 when and where you
r,sy be heard in the premises II you ser IT.
Grafton, jan q, Issi IS
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-02-01

BrattIeboro W.T. At Rev Mr. Howe's first house east
Of the Uuiversaist church,
THE urgent request of friends. Mrs Kelly has located
n in Bratt all articles OF ladies'
Included In Millinery Embroidery, Msntla, Cloak,
Head-dress Dre soap and Dresses.
Mrs. X. will stock Of millinery goods until the
spring trade ladies desiring recherche hat
will supplied short notice she has made arrange
choice goods n. Y at days notice
Patterns Of the fashions received as soon as OUT
ladies be supplied With all kinds Of Patterns at New
York prices es distance supplied with patterns BY
mail. show patterns for drcss-nlakers.
Having Inany experience in cutting fitting
and makiug articles ladies wear engages TO give
sltssietlsn charge viii be made. Work done at
New York prices,
- The ladies Bratteboro and neghhoring towns are
especially invited call Kelly and consult her in
regard their wants, before going elsewhere.
Brattleboro, Vt, Jan 10, ls5l.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-02-01
1000 Agents Wanted!

4 agent wanted in every and county In New
"A England sell the most popular and saeable mscel.
laneous books published, including all of
II. s. ARTHUR's WORKS,
Lvnestones and Barths Travels In Africa, Atkinson
Siberia. SC. We have just published new aud
beautiful editions Of
Buuyan.s Complete Works,
Ftceiwrod's Life of Christ,
History of ali Religious Denominations.
CatIin's North American Indians,
Which we sell exclusively by agents. and for which
control OF the sale in town county not
occupied The largest commission paid For
particulars of agency and list of publications address
G. Il. ClIAFFEE.
80 Main St opposite Railroad Depot, Springfield. Mas
N B-We have just published a and beautiful edi-
ton Family Quarto Bible gotten up in tho best man
Agents wishing to sell Bibles would do well TO send
for our list aud prices. 5-l3
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-02-01

SPRINGFIELD.-The ladies of the Con-
gregational church and Society in Spring
field, held Festival at the Town Hall,
Springfield, on Thursday eve, jan oath,
for the purpose Of raising money to pur-
chase an instrument for the vestry. After
the usual programme of Antiquities, Hymns,
Songs, Sale Tables, &c, were gone through
with, Jesse Stedman, Esq, offered the fol-
lowing toasts:
The LADIEs.-At their doors hunger
never pleads in vsin, nor the vrtuous needy
sent empty away, without them the world
a wilderness and man no better than with
cred fig tree; may they never want, what
their virtues SO richly merit, kind husbands,
brothers and friends.
Aaother.-When kindly treated they al
ways stick 10 the union, and throw the dis
grace of secession on thriftless and drunken
husbands. Amen, so mote il be.
TIE Benerolent Of .Springfeld-May
they never need outside pressure to prompt
them to duty.
Liquor Seizue.--On Saturday last there
was some eight or ten gallons of-supposed
to be- Monongahaia whiskey seized and
destroyed from the grocery of Tom and
John Carmody, in the village They were
taken before court aud fined $40 and costs
4 Corporation Meeting.-At the CORPORA
ton meeting on Monday evening, it wat
voted TO have the bylaws Of the corporation
printed, aud also to allow the engine com
pany 81 90 Instead of s. 00--as last yea
and the engine not to be worked but thre
times from April to December at the ex
pense of the corporation, with poll tax am
20 cents an hour while at fires. A com
mittee was chosen TO see if the presen
company would accept these terms, and
not, to see what could be done toward
organizing new company, and adJourne'
to meet tomorrow evening.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-02-01

During the year 1860, 81 OF which num-
Der were over 80 years Of age !; | / be.
tween 60 and 90; 5 between 40 and 60 /;
between 20 and 40; between 10 and
20; 6 under 10 years of age.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-02-01
Died.

In Washington City DANIEL W. HALL, Esq. aged r.
Mr. brother Of the late William Hall ksq, Of Bel
laws Fails lie resided for a long period in Charleston, S.
O.. aud afterwards in Baltimore
In liartand, 2lst. Sir. DANIEL DENISoN, aged &C
wears and months
In stead n. H. Jan l6 Of typ hold fever, Mr. GARD
NER SHEPARD, aged II.
In Montpelier Jan. A. JULIA WARD wife offs s Boyce,
and daughter ofAd line and Hezksh Ward Of Berlin aged
2T ears aud months.
In Green River, Jan 10th, sUsANNAH BRACKET,
aged 70 years
In Jamaica Jan I7th ANRETT S. daughter Of Roma mo
NJ aud Hanrieta H. Thaser, aged year, months and
days.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-02-01
THE MARKETS.

BOSTON,
FIouR i duli-sales Of best brands at 81 80 q 90
Other grades at less rates ,,.. - q
GKalN--Corn dull aud sales few Nominal price 20 g
30 ~ hnsh oats at 40 a 43c. Rye, IS a soc
DtfrTEK AND lEESE.-Butter ranges ircn 10 70 &c
n M for very choice aud Cheese from 81 70 He Lard, l2sc
w0oi5--A few sales at 40 a 5oe y u.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-02-01
Barre Academy.
JCHE Spring Term viii begin on Thursday, Fep 81.
Il J. 5. SPAULDING.
Barre Jan 25, 1851. 81
Dissolution.

lDiSSOutiOn.
TINE firm heretofore existing under tht of ~ P
Frost Co. is this day, BY mutual consent. dissolved
Al persons owing the above firm requested call aud
settle the same immediately. NJ. p. FROST.
p NJ. RKoSr.
Springfield Vt, Jan 10, 1854
The undersigned takes this OF thanking his friends
community generally, for their very liberal patron
Ia the past and by strict attention to business
keepg the largest and freshest assortment OF Dra
Medicines Books. Stationary Clocks Toys sc sc. 10 the
State, TO merit continuance Of their patronage.
NJ P FROST,
Druggist, Bookseller and Stationer.
Ne. l, Ch&se's Block.
Springfield Vt Jan. 10, 1861. 81
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-02-01
Prices Reduced.

ID PREPARATORY to removing into our New Store, We
shall the fortnight offer goods OF all kinds at
greatly reduced prices Below is specimen Of our cash
AmosSeag Heavy cottons, cts English Prints, l0ets
9.s Fine 10 cts American q : a9ets
IeLains, II a 10 cts Fancy siikst Cost ana
Best Waterloo shavis. IS less.
AN Wool Thibets 50asI cts Plaidand Dress Goods,
Bargains. Carpets Paper angngs, &c VIII b. sola az
low prices Bargains in everything for the two weeks
GRAY s. SWIFT.
Bellows Falls Dee q, 1850. 81
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-02-01

RocToRsyILLE.-Oa "Wednesday eve
ming, the 23d ult, his Pensioners called
on the Rev Mr.. Drew, of the Methodist
church, and gave him as testimony of
their regards for him and his lady, sOme
fifty dollars, mostly in cash.
The Bank Of Black River chose the fol
lowing persons as directors, at their annual
meeting John f. Deaae, Hiram w. AL
bee, Asa b. Foster, Isaac A. Brown, Henry
Ii. Spatford, Clark II. Chapman, Harvey
Dickerman. AT a meeting of the Direct
ors, John f. Deane was reelected Presi-
dent, and Geo. 5. Hill, Cashier. The Di.
rectors also declared semi-annual dividend
Of per cent.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-02-01
REPAIRING SpEcTlcLEs.

some knoHis-e q the senrc Of optios and caTefa
observation n is principles VII ssoif much ia-s q the
ewes resulting from tc naecaraeg in which SFarlcies
sometimes repaired
These cot spectscies. 81 in oil
hsus RESPECTFULLY invited to call and examine those Of
fsre, under ihe sisi q The Ti- Watch sud spoon
CnAs. A. TRIP, optieian.
rr.-fl.tlr.. 81.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-02-01
[1o cal Matters.
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY L, 1861.
Book Binding.

We would announce to our readers that
we have made arrangements by which we
are prepared to receive adj kinds of book
binding. The work will be done in the
most superior manner, and we are quite
sure will give satisfaction. Orders solicited
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-02-01
LELAND SEMINARY.

Miss f. NJ WEBSTER PREcEPIRKss
The sprfng Term commences Wednesday, Feb q 1861.
Ths Institution is open both young gentlemen and
Young ladies' and aft rs adequate and ample facilities for
high ataiuments every branch usually taught in Acad-
eniies-
{. CLARKE, Sec.
Toxushend, Vt. jan 10, 1851.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-02-01
In Time Of Peace Prepare for War,
Great Reduction of Prices.
GOODS AT COST. GOODS AT COST.

& HERWIN & WYMAN return thanks to the inhabitants
- Grafton and vicinity, for the liberal patronage and
received them and would respectfully
cali the attention Of their numerous customers th5
public generally their large stock Of Dry Goods, Hats
Caps Croekery and Hardware which they wall sell for tn
next sixty days At ACTUAL
Grafton, Jan. 81, 1861. 5la
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-02-01
Springfield Wesleyan Seminary

AND LADIiSt CoLLEGIATE iNSflru1fS Va s
Rev. n. III. IuTToN, A. NJ, Principal.
TIME SPRING TERN opens Feb 2sth continues eev
Il en- ~esAs Mis- Cnrnntcx thc rrecp,rvss, has bevr
secured Tor another year. hes J WtnieatsiNd NJ,
Pastor 81 the Congregational church, aud ornery Principal
Of the Senec, Collegiate nsuc at ovid r. wiz eetuF'
scirtlhc subjects every Tuesday EsasS OF tue iefu
and will take charge Of class 10 Aostens seen'e Asr
culture.
Tho Trustees guarantee eiheient instruction, excellent
board, aud good trsatment' =. ..,,, %,
Springfield, Jan. 10, 1851 81
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-02-01
IMPORTANT TO LIEs.--PENNsFLyANIA
SALT MANUFACTURING coMPASY's
SApONlFIER,

Tie ready Family Soap Maker and Eairasal Cleanser,
viii an AXE hard soft Paint, Ink from
Type, Grease from Kitchen utensls SC. Sc
One Box costs p cts.
to At lbs refuse grease usually given away,
at about cent per ID say, 20
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-02-01
The Use and Abuse of SpectaeleS.
-NhNEgAs

ITO et properly Glasses should be chosen show
objects nearest natural sic az reading dis
lance The eyes should he fitted with great aud Judge
ent the tender orns Should not be excited or strained
By tr} ing wearing Glasses Of too great power u the
eve i healthy The ns perfect and properly htted the Wis
ion ril be comfortable aud clear.
When the - f b little exercise oicts become con
fas and have 70 removed considerable distance in
order 20 sec them distinctly, aching pain, desire tocese
them frequently rcief Se il nii then be to
seek assistance from Classes and hy paying attention
t. the Instructions the artists Of whom they Put
chased the g may Be benefited aud injured b. thri
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-02-01

" The sAPoNHIER had of any respectable store
keeper in the Country 81
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-02-01

Foryfve cents therefore, is the barrel Of r,t
rate SOfT SOAP.
Recipe making different kinds of Soap, sent free by
Addressing DEPOT OF COMPANY,
LEWIS. JAMES, s. CO.,
puttvp
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-02-01

-
ous
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-02-01

RISES
|nsibg
|1I and
Ec, Il,
| A.
|innei
! cate
/ may
|rafiu
|se to
"a for
Effect
which
Erwise
|owly
| Book
healer
7T
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-02-01

nos
p OF
|iTl a
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-02-01

b d.
|sndr
| ...f-
~
sdtk.
|iIly a,
d rs
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-02-01

broad
/ VI
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-02-01

The next Lecture is by Mr., Balch, on
Monday Eveuing next.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-02-01

|se q
|aliti
|EAkNN
|ehoki
| lEEA
|reIlr
az
EN.
|Csn.
|sEFIl
|LaR
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-10-04
Fett La.fra.xzeette.

b
SiRce Fort Lafayette has become tie militia.
ry prison Of the Government. in wllicI, arc con
hned all state prisoners, inf,l1nation IL. regard
TO it viii be, OF interest To- the p4blic. We copy
trpm the \, r uenlld; foD T., ,,i.-e,,..
The entrance, TO- the Bay Of New York.
commonly called, the NaFFpws, is protected By
Ioris on either side. On the Staten Island side
are forts 1qnkips aud Richmond latter
4bo1e and cpatnanding the former Tie front
part or which IS washed by the sea. Or the
opposite, Or Long Island side is Fort ualnil.
tOn, on a little island, the public road iuterRan
ing between i and th; sea- Fort Lafayette
is erected on a shoal about four, hunIral
yards frol shore, aud nearly in a lire be.
tween it aud Fort T'omkius, with no-o h.r
means Of Communication with the shore tha1
d boat.sn : ---.'a .ta.f HslW
TAe shape or the Fort is qaRarangdiar. with
the angles pointing to the sea and bay and ci-
ther shore, diamond wise. Facing Fort Ham
llton are two tiers Of heavy cannon, blmb.
proof eIsenAtes. On this sid., which is less
protected than the others, appears 10 be blr
racks for The troops, and 5thtr NECESSARY build.
!ngs the roofs Of Which are seen rising above
the walls Of the Fort, Tnss part OF tie forl,
= yY'ieteiy comm !nded oy Fort
-'''ni.'T", opposite At "hieh Is inc Sallyport IN
9pg q s,',i tle ansIes. es,.t f.,,a..f 81
~ On INC 1'ef Sf guns are E mounted no ant E 6"r
below. 10 fact, the entire sttuciure, whateyer !
may be said Of irs capacity is defense against
foreign invasion, seems 10 b., more thaa san
cienty strong to Keep ID security, as many as 4
are likely 70 7be enIrsied TO the hospitable
care y y Cii is sq Il Woad .3s soEeiY nqTzTie
3 g '1r1 Hial FsnIk 'pG1fseYS la3sYS
"VIc I lfie ~ y :" ~ fAAc qelF Way
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-10-04
NOT 90 BAD As VIZ sxm.

This is. doubtless, very wicked world, and
Weall take te' rible delight in magnifyinQ its
pickedness. We talk Of it day aud night
We dwell upon il constantly. We really re.
jOice oEer, while pretending to depIore it,
Z Bas, % be.undsually candid, we don't believe
in .4he preValence of half the iniquiiy we all
! dilate upon with 30 much Of moral eloquence.
We don't belieTe that all men in
public once are rascals, ez necessitafe
We don't believe thatall the women are ca
! iprieioua. We don't believe that every pious
aan d a bypOcrite, every thougbtless one a
thief and that all whose notions differ from
oar own are consigned, peFforces TO the nneor-
euauted Mercies Of the evil one. We believe
a ia nolhing,of the kind. We bare no wish 10
, believe IN Il. We feel much better IN our
} ctaritabla heresy, in this respect, than we
eonld possibly feel, If we believed the whole
earth an aceIdama Of sin, and every body in
. il corporeaI mass OF ofcorruption.
: In good sooth, we are wildly impressed
wiah the idea that the world is pretty good
one. as worlds 60 and that the people in it,
{ tulze them ''big aud large" as nautical men
say, are about as honest and correct as poor
human nature conveniently can be, under the
tempiatiODs to which It Is perpetually subject.
There are rascals here aud there, scattered
aOout in every community, Of coursr for the
newspapers tell us so, and we are bounl to
believe all We end in the columns of snci
photographers But. then, there are spots
In the sun, all visible by means Of telescope: !:
YOa will discover flaws ia The finest porcelain ;,
IL yon take q microscope 10 detect the blem-
ishes. And yet the sun is not less the "glor-
ious orb OF day to our little planet, as well as
20 millions more of plsuets Of FAR greater mag
nituds in the solar system than our own. The
Sevres china is no less gorgeous Ihing. in orr
eyes. because its clay is not absolute perfection
Go 10 then, with your abuse Of The world
Wen none Of IT, We like tle world very
well. indeed and let those who do not, incon-
iineu'ly ind thrir way TO better one. We
hSYe no objection. .