Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-10-02
miscellaneous.

daughter Of Massachusetts, living in New
York. was riding in crowded street car.
An intelligent young soldier, suffering from
lameness, was standing. This lady kindly
offered him her seat, which he politely decliu-
ed whereupon a city dame. occupying the
next place, Rat cred up her robes, and scorn
fully said she thought things had come to a
pretty pass when New York lady offered
her seat 10 man, especially a soldier
"Shame upon you, madam rejoined our hui
name friend, " have you no dear ones in the
army No." was the reply "my hus-
hand should not CO. " Indeed - was the
patriotic answer, 81 had rather be a soldiers
than towards wife 90 An outburst Of APP
pauso greeted the speaker. There was hap
by finale to the incident The lame soldier
soon obtained the very next seat to the uu-
feeling woman who had so insulted him.
Glory to the woman who shows such spirit
adds the writer
L1GHr ~ DARKNEss.-Q Queen Maria An
toinet,e once went at an amusement to play
the dairymsid at a country farm, and, rising
early. saw for the first time in her life, the glo-
rious spectacle Of the opening morning. She
could not find words to express her rapture,
and often spoke Of 1t after There is pass
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tens us no" ne hau recbohea Tue time at "n'ch
tne sua "ouIu Ie-sPpenF aitef h's long winter
absence oil months " eAN ana broken as ne
was the anticipation was TO cheering 10 sun
or MN TO lorego the spectacle. hours before
be had struggled to the top Of the highest bill.
and tbore he law with his face TO the oast ull
srIond,r and he went for low and shouted
,L.rLs,i,ir,s Ye,ir Ed,n ,,o.,,r r,ht
ri.o. an thesonI ubicb j., ,,ni,,,c...rd faith
GROW. nm into ,be mount of God 10 sock H.
St,.,,o hat ,ye snorld I.r.,s 40 much l,r tho
Iigh, If these lover skies. and should he so
indifferent I'm the matcbless glo,v or.. the
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10 us 'hcAey' app,eu as Ioi'"s hIeaN
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Prentice HAS Boy NAMED FOR HIN
An accomplished lady of a neighburing county
writes us pleasant business letter, and adds
at the close -
send you the name Of my Union boy five
weeks old, Geo d. Prentice James p. Grant
Orlando II. Roseerans Stanley ieriyman
Burnside Adams. know you will say that
is sufficient to represent one county"
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ers VIII not oe en''ous. MIS- y, may nave
large honofs IN reserve Tor them all.