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in the State and the Code OF Iowa declares it crime
punishable by line Imprisonment for any company 10
do business in violation of laws vet there are many
pretended companies in state well in other
States tfct are IN direct violation OF law swndling the
people Of Iowa out OF thousands Of dollars annually with
perfect mpunity, 49,.
The ever-rccrrng accidents Of property being destroy.
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that which has taken many years of lifetime
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Hon. Jno. II! iaiioN.. 1910. Iowa City.
JOHN NILES, President TIIOS GREEN, Treasurer
MILLION l,RlGtiS secretary A. f. RICH General Agent
ST. Charles City, August 10Th, 1861.
Certificate from the Secretary of State
OFFICE or SECRETARY OF STATE,
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Company has not fled its Articles of Incorporation in my
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Say1 . by Jyo NJ DAVIS, Deputy
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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-02-20
The Tim q -.
BELLOWS FALLS, FEB. 20, 1863.
For the Bellows Falls Times.
A Nraif.

i was spending a brief period during
the summer of 1852, in the family of a
friend, who was speaking of the early inn
pressions which influence our future mo-
ments in life, gave me the following history
= of one OF the worlds renowned artists OF
sthe wave:
In retired village OF the Green Noun
tain State, hundreds of miles from the mart
of our natiol, a traveller turned his horse
up TO the door of farm house to ask for
entertainment for the night. He was re-
ceived Hospitality. In the evening lie en-
gagged in familiar and entertaining conver-
sation with his aged host and hostess, dur
ing which he learned that their only chill
dren, three sons, were far away from them
upon the bllowy deep; that although they
earnestly objected to their thus leaving
them 10 follow the desires which had so
long been their wish, they at last gave each
one fearful consent. To this aged pair it
was mystery how their sons so far from
the sea, with all the attractions of rural
life, including wealth, should each of them
manifest desire to live on the boundess
deep, with all its perils and uncertainties
before then. The guest quietly remarked
to them that he thought the key to the
whole matter was before them. He had
previously been informed that beautiful
glass model of ship, which lay upon the
table near them, completely rigged and in
full SAIL was bridal gift to the mother. and
was informed was the pet of each one, and
was their constant companion in youth
Says the guest. I" This little ship, the toy
that dazzled their eyes in infancy had left
its almost sure impress, and decided their
destiny in life. There is no mystery, my
dear friends, when we fathom the influences
that surround the youth, and which also
surrounded your own sons" The argu-
ment was lengthy and when finished was
conclusive to the minds of those parents.
To-day there are proud names recorded
upon the pages of our nations history, of
the loyal, faithful Captain and his brothers,
who are fighting for the " Stars and Stripes"
upon the oceans foam, to maintain which
they will sell their lives dearly. Thank
God that the little glass ship was bridal
gift to that moiher,-the mother of the ac-
complished and true. Oh, that our navy and
our army might have such present impress
sions as those three brothers have. There
would most assuredly be less cause to say
inactive and unloyal. OMEGA PM.
Wilmington, Feb. 5, 1863.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-02-20

crate sentry, had he suspected Joel's pres.
ence there, could have hardly failed to hit
him.
Lying down, however, the vermonier
then awaited sunrise and as the shadows
faded away in the midst of morning, he saw
the light gleam upon a bayonet peering
from The trench on the Hill side.
Now for to make him show his piotur p
said Joel to himself
He pulled the string carefully at first
till it was drawn tight, and then slight
extra tug fred the musket from the cedars
above. He had not calculated wrongly.
AS soon "a the rifeman in the pit heard
this national salutation from the enemy
opposite as he supposed, he raised himself
up to return the fire, and brought his head
and shoulders plainly into sight.
The next instant he wen; heels over head
into the trench again, with bullet from
the unerring Colt straight through the sid
Of his head.
"The darned fool !" said Private Swipes.
+" didn't he know fellow might shoot off
a gun without having hold Of il p
The Confederate pickets decided there
after that this position was too exposed to
be proftably occupied.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-02-20

il by now making that Of others our own
and thus learning TO bear the yoke easily
aud cheerfully.
Amid the uncertainties Of earth, how
sweet the picture, in the opening vista, Of
the land beyond the river, of the city which
hath mo need of the SUM-" but where the
Lord God giveth them Light, and they shall
reign forever and ever" and shall kuow no
more change Macedonian.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-02-20
p O ET r Y
For the Bellows Falls Times
WINTER AND HER FRIENDS.
Br D. eiLBERr prxrra.

Brp o,IyKRr nrxrr..
Winter has come, and with her brought
Poverty, misery, and cold,
That stood hefore but halfrevealed,
Nor dared to be so bold.
LOOK now as the cold wind eh'iis tue orow'
ro'siss ssahus io''a unuasea'
is s,i''e's - iAs'' "ei.u s"e pe"n''''s cut,
S'' AA's P'Sseo'
~ ''oo''
~
N .O1'0 .ie '''u uAui uear'n'
% w. "'ieu 'a'iief ~s's 'hefe'
But poverty heeds not the poor Widows moan,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-02-20

Governor s. was splendid lawyer,
and could talk jury out Of their seven
senses. He was especially noted for his
success in criminal cases, almost always
clearing his client. He was once counsel
for man accused Of horse-stealing. He
made long. eloquent and touching speech.
The jury retired, but returned in few mo.
ments. and to the surprise of all, proclaimed
the man not guilty. An old acquaintance
then stepped up to the accused, and said
Jim, the danger is past, and now, honor
bright, didn't you steal that very horse !"
To which Jim replied" Well, Tom. all
along I've thought took that horse; but
since heard the governors speech, don't
believe j did!"