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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-06-03
IMrORTANT 10 FEMALES

IL IN DELICATE HEALTH.-Dr. Dow. Physician
snd sarge9n Nos Endcott Street Boston Is consulted
1hg or Al diseases incident 10 the fen system Pruapsl
uter or falling Of the Womb Fuo ADus Supuressnn, and
ohef menstrual arrangements all atrd upon path
SufeAl principles and speedy relief guaranteed in few days
certain y hs new mode Of treatment, that most
3suhhe complaints yield under g. and the afflicted person
yors ~ perfect health Dr. Dow has doubt had greater 81
psrehoe ~ the cure OF deaes Of and children THAI
any physician In Boston, Boarding accOmOdaons for patients
who may Sish TO stay 10 Boston dAss under his treat
heht " DOW since hie having confined his whole atieu
70 80 oce practice for tn Of Private Diseases Au9
States 80 'NFN''N' - Wv
BAH letters must contain four red stamps or they will
April s6a - a. " oi.72
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LEGAL nottcts.


~ ATE OF Err Nj o N T
~ RANDOLPH DISTRICT, SIS.
In Probate Court held at Washington, within and Tor
said District on the i2th DAY Of May. A. y. 1864
ncman White, admnistf aior Of the estate Of Don
c. Brown, late Of said Washington, deceased, makes
application to said court for license n sell all the real
Of said deceased representing that the sale there
Of IL necessary for the payment Of the debts Of faid
deceased
whercupon, It IL ordered BY said Court, that said
application be referred TO session thereof 10 be held AZ
the rebate office in Brookfed the 9th day ofJune
A ID. 1854, for hearing aud decision thereon and II is
further ordered that al persons interested be notified
hereof. by publication Of notice Of said application and
order thereon three weeks successfully Ia the Vermont
Waterman dState Journal, printed Montpelier be.
fore said time Of htang that they may appear at said
time and place and. they see cause object thereto.
BY the Court
O5O7 Attest, J. r cLEAvELAND Judge.
GTEPHEN WRIGHr"S ESTATE.-The
- subscribers having hcen appointed by the Honora-
ble Probate Court for the District Washington commits
soneis to receive examine. aud adjust all claims aud
demands Of all persons, against the estate Of stephen
Wright late Of Berlin in said district deceased
ed insoyent and the Of six months from the 23d day
Of April 1864, being allowed by said 10 the cred
NJ said deceased 10 exhibit and prove thei respect
i've claims before Give notice that will attend to
the duties OF our appointment AZ the dWeliug house Of
Albert Dewey. In Berlin. IN said district, the ls day
Of July aud 2ls dav # October next O'Clock IN the
Afternoon. each Of said days
AMOS CHASE, '"" ~
Berlin, May 18Th, d. 1864. O5O7
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-06-03

c II Il r o E f C u r Il
An unfahng cure tor Spermaforrhea, seminal Weak-
ness Noctarnal Emissions. and all diseases caused by
sell pollution such a. Loss Of Memory Ustuersa' Las
Stuae Pans the Back, Diyluess VI Fitioh Pre'aa-
ture Old Age, Weak Nerres Difficulty Of Breathing,
Trembling, Waksfuinsss, hrtpto'ls on ne Face Pals
Cothfendaee, Insanity. Consumption, and al che Dtre
fi cosip'aints caused BY departing from he path Of
% This medicine IL simple vegetable extract, and
one on which all rely, 10 has been used 10 our
practice for many years, and with thousand treated, IL
has not failed IN single inst7nce. it, powers
have been sufficient TO gain aoy the most stub
born case
" To those who have uf I'd with their constitution,
unit they think themselves beyond the reach Of medical
aid, We would say, Depaw not herokes Cure will
restore you 10 health and grr and after all quack doc
ors have failed
" For mll particulars, gets Circular from any Drug
Store Boz the country, write the Projectors Who will
mail free to any one desnng the same, full treatise in
pamphlet form.
~ Prizes - ger bottle three bottles for IS, and
forwarded by Express TO all parts = 'he world
u Sold BY all respectable Druggists evefywhcTe.
DR. W X MEHWfN A CO.
SuiF PHoPkIEToHS
No. 90 Liberty Street. New York
@ GOODWIN AND s. BUM 4 CO. Boston,
Wholesale Agents 40 daw.eos
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-06-03

The TcRa County Rank. n. Y, was rob
bed Of twenty thousand dollars on Wednes-
das night
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-06-03
FROM MRS ISAAC MOORE '0' -" Z i
MRS. ISAAC MOORE.

JOHNSON. VI Feb 20, 1859.
S. W FOwLE & Co Boston,-I felt it my duty 10
make known to the world the wonderful efficacy Of your
MstMs balssm OF Wild ChaIry For twenty years was
the Basam was pronounced by the physicians incur
Two or three DO ties al Tded good deal Of relief
and as many more completely restored me- and for two
years past have not had the least return Of that ain
ful complaint MRS JOSEPH BAKER
Prepared by SsrH W. FowLg & Co.. Boston, and for
sale by all Druggists. 81 lO;eow
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GENTS LOOK TO YOUR INTER.
Fsl -CaU and Examine something urgently
sded by every person or ten samples sent re- \,
u" oi bSfhV Cents, that relails fol Two Dollars by
"oLOoIr, No. 40 Chatham Square, New
8435
()ATENT Medicines. all kinds at
pPOWN's
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A MEXICAN and FOREIGN PATENTS
r.. IL. r. ID ID Y.
rnI IDTfInn nan frsr.avr.,o

iifs - - ~
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS.
ate agent Of U. S. Patent Office, Washington (,.ndey
the Act Of 1897.
STATE STREET. OPPOSITE KILBY STREET
BosToS. MAssAoHUsETTs
AFTER an extensive practise Of upwards Of twenty
avs, continues 10 secure Patents in the United States
50 IN usea britain France and other foreign countries
aVeAts specifications, Bonds Assignments and all Pa.
rs or Drawings for Patents executed on liberal terms
I'd with despatch Researches made into American or
reign woTNs TO determine the validity or utility N
Aents or invehdonsand legal or other advice render
IN all matters touching the same. Comics an the
aims Of any Patent furnished by RENTING One Dollar
ssgnments recorded at Washington.
The Agency is not only the largest in New England
~ through II inventors have advantages for ACQUIRING
Nents OF s'eer'aining the patenahiy Of Inventions
surpassed by II not hnmeasurahly superior to- Any
aleh can be offered them elsewhere The Tes,imoniAs
10" gwen prove that none Is more successful at me
deiu once than the subscriber and as s,eee,s i, III,
HIToof Of advantages aud ABILITY he would ada mat H.
abundant reason to believe. and can prove that Al no
her Office Of the kind the charges for professional
Tylces so moderate The immense practice Of the sub
rber during twenty years past has enabled him N
mllate vast collection Of specifications and official
seislons relative to patents.
These besides his extensive library Of LEGAL AID ma
bnical WORKS and full accounts Of patents granted in
United States and Europe render him ale bevond
'estion, 10 oer superior facilities for obtaining
All necessity OF journey to Washington 10 proenTe ,
ventots. wv @'su
EsTIMONIALS
81 regard Mr.. Eddy as one Of the most cay,bl and
tercOurse" "N 0'"Vi@i
CHARLhA MASON.
,., COMMISSIONS Patents
nav, no hesitation in assuring inventors tnAt they
hot e poy person more competent aud
more capable Of putting their applications in form
ups ioI mem an early and favorable consideration
the Patent Office
EDMUND BURKE.
80, Late Commissioner Of Patepts
,, 80 ", u hddy has made for me THIRrBRR sppll.
aud that ia now pending Such unmistak able nToof
great aient and ability on his part leads me 10 reeom
mo az inventors TO apply to him to procure their
tents as they may be Of having the most faith6
enon bestowed their cases. and at very re,sonah.
Nges." J,lUN TInS sp1
curing eight months, the subscriber in course NJ hs
rye practice made on tpice rejected annlicst;ons
XrEES APPEALS EvERY ORH Of which wns dsc;dsd
=" fa'or by the Commissioner Of Patents.
Ro.,,, ~. 10 TOO. II EDDY.
'' ','. zee, ~ looo 1886
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-06-03

L'Oh SALE Oh EACHANGE FOX A
Il fARM.-The residence Of the subscriber in Depot
Village, Northheld, VI, being two-sory house with
ell part containing 10 good sized with basement
and cellar under whole house, provided with spring
in basement and large brick oiseTn. The situation one
Of the best in the town, being Main Street on the
sunny side Of Episcopal Church. with nearly acre Of
land Said premises was built in summer Of 1857, by
day work, in the thorough manner, in every part
roof slated with best NoThdeld slate; all done cost
Of about 5000, all now IN good repair | desire %
chat &c my business Having been employed on the Vt
Central Railroad more then is years, wish TO try
the happy We Of the farmer Would like sfsrm worth
from SSOO0 70 30 COO The above presents very favor
able opporiun ~ for the farmer Who wishes to leave the
farm and reside in pleasant village.
Il. @. BABCOCK.
Il.
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NOTICE TO INVALInS.

~ Over Three Hundyed THouslnd Dollars sie pad
20 swindiing quacks annually To- Nrw Engiatd clone
which is Uorse than hr0tcH array This comes from
tfustig % the false and dcccp advertisement 81 ua
calling ihemscres Hoet0ff Who have medical tdu.a
i0u, and whose only tecomme dation Is uhaf fAet ft
Qf Memselrss- y Advertising physicians. in uIus
out q ten p0sfofs and the only SAFE vay n
90 go TO some regular pracflsWg phgtciaH that paA
koir n YOU prefer 20 consult who make 1oaf
spcc0by Dc that Re- IS phy stefan ard nat
prc'endef, viii have reason 40 regret b. . Dr.
MAt.on i- he only ffgular physician IN Providence e
not IN New England who adttrtites, making special
~ u priuafs ma AIDES ana liz OWES UNnouHrtp
TESTIMONIALS from some of uie most eminent rt,il
cians, surgeons and citizens 81 this aud other states
Enclose one stamp f9r pcsflge and seud f1r them ah
pamphlet on SPECIAL DISEASES. aud DISEASES
or WOMEN, sent fne. " Or .isAreguiary tda.
cate physician q twenty years experience ten 10 an
extensive general praccs, until declining health com.
PEELED him torcinquish that aud al pr an office prars
treating al diseases aud df ultes u prttae ratafe
in both sexes, married single giving hcm his tiss
attention Persons. therefore, having any important %
difficult case IN his sptoiay will much time and e
pense by cousu'tug uf NJ before going slsevhr.c-
U = Advice ~ this ofi-e, free by letter, 81 Write
your name, town and etAie plainly aud dirfci o. Iork
BOX No AA, Providence P0st-lilce orto DIR MAT
1lSON,
No. % Union ST., Providence, r. |.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-06-03

GAVALRY HORSES WANTED.
~ CAVALRY BUREAU U S
OfFiCB up ASSIST NJ QUAtTEMAsTBn,
% II Faneuil Hall square, Bot 10 Mass., April
Persons having Horses fut suitable the Cav
airy yice, iuy 10 Offer them he unde signed
stating The II horses and the price per horse of
fired Zach horse viii be in- peced at Camp Mt.s
RCadyIle, Mas. and must ufltm 10 the T luviug
saudatd To be fom IA go Us hands high, from To .
years old compacb huli fil 1e-hcd bride wise per
feoily suuLd AID Of sucient I'M cavalry plrboses
JOHN MCkIM
0lll Capt and A q NJ
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-06-03
EANcY DYElNG AND CLEANSING

The Subscriber having made arrangements Tor the
above business together With cleaning aud renewing the
color Of suIed garments, will attend all calls in that
lice liz uuts ihai his iumef experience IN the bust
ness, "itq the late improvement obtained, will enable
tim ia general satisfied n. He will work al his
residence HuhhAds Meadow
Bundles ~ih written directions with the name may Ne
left at Redheid Store aud will be len there when done
ENOS STI dSON
Montpelier Feb LIST. 1864. dautf
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No. % Union ST., Providence, r. l.
$3.50

A LECTURE FOR YOUNG MEN.
"a just published. 4 new edition u Dr. Cuiyerue.',
Celebrated hs-sy the radical (vithOut ned.rr
OF eFEhNAroHAHwA. or Seminal Weakness, It,rin-
tory seminal L7'scs iNPorENcY Mentar and Physical
lncapaci'yi lmpe1iments 70 Marriage etc; also. Co.'S
SUMPTION, krlLIPsY and Fire induced by seif udlI-
gcnce ~ sexual e2trAyks anoe.
w Price, Ia scaled envelope, only cents
The celebrated phor In this admirable essay clearly
demonstrate, from thirty years succrssiu practice
thst the Alarming consequence ~ SELF abuse may be-
radically cured without the dangerous Of internal
mediciue or the application Of the Anticipating out
mode OF cure At once simple. certain and effect ua BY
means Of which eyery sufferer, what be con.
di'lon may be- may cure himself eheaply privately and
radically
" This Lecture should be in the hands OF every
youth and every man IN the land
sent under seal in plain envelope 10 any address,
pos, pad on receipt Of six cents postage stamp
Address the publishers,
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-o CHAS J. C. KLINE a co
7O2l lT Bowery. New York, Post Office Boa $3.50
IMPORTANT TO THE AFFLICTED.


DH DOW continues to be consulted At his once Nos ali
sEndicot street, boston, on all diseases Of
PRIVATE OF DELICATE NATURE.
~ long course q study and practices. eHpersnee Of
lmuel ext NJ br y has nov the Qualification Of prrseung
the unfortunate with remedies that have never since b. ff
introduced lhem failed ~ the alarming
GONORRHGA AND SYPHILIS.
Beneath bis treatment All the horrors impure
blood mpoeneyi ScToflai olnorrha, Ulcers pain de
t,ss 10 te feeons q pIoereSton nuamnaaon u ne Bad
arf ana haneys hgdroce-, Ahces,rs, Humors frishul
snd The on train Of horrible symptoms attending
Simplest silugs Of child.
SlMlNAL WEAKNESS.
Dr. D. devotes great time to the treatment
s ~, Ssts caused ~ secret and solitary habit eheh
business Or society some Of the sad and melancholy e.
bsek and Limbs Eziness Of the head Dmnes Of sight rE
o me heart bsspepsA NeryDu-ness, Drrspg ment "
W 9fe.se iunoons symptoms Of consumption &C The
eAu effects on The mind much 20 be eadrd loss ~
my eqniusson Of OF spirits evil flrb,
pb Afersinn " cociety, Hrf dstrut tmdy,
hs ssls produced such persons should, before eonemI
nuny eonsults physician Of experience aud be- %
fs.gTsd 20 health aud happing,s Patients aho wh 70
slh ahder " novs treatment ew days weeks, a De
WIN pleasant rooms aud chhrs for board moi rate
tuhr sent To an paris u the with full nrrcunt
1se on i,eeiyng description Of your Dr Dow ts
a.o r slc the French Caputtes the rGrn
AuEe, Orasr oy mall Three for a. and red stamp. Ola
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-06-03

TEsTIMONIALs
81 regard Mr. Eddy as one Of the most catabls o,,9
.essgM practitioners, with whom have had Official
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-06-03

OhAltLhA MASON
a.. COMMISSIONS Patents
nave no hesitation in assuring inventors thai they
'nnot employ person more oOD,pefe,a and
"a more capable Of putting their applications in form
the Patent Office
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-07-01
Just nef0re Che Hattie.

Just before the battle, mother,
am thinking most of you,
While upon the field we're watching,
With the enemy in view.
Comrades brave around me lying,
Filled with thoughts of home and God;
For well they know that on the morrow,
Some will sleep beneath the sod!
aeFe- t1 CHORUS. az isa. s. {
Farewell, mother, you may never
Press me to your heart again
But oh you'll not forget me, mother,
II I'm numbered with the slain.
Oh I long to see you, mother,
And the loving ones at home,
But I'll never leave the banner,
Till in honor can come.
Tell the traitors all around you,
That their cruel words we know
In every battle killOur soldiers, -
BY the help they lend the foe.
CHoRUs.-Farewell mother, &c.
Hank! hear the bugles sounding,
'ris the signal for the fight
And oh! may God protect us, mother,
AS he ever does the right.
Hear the battle cry Of freedom
How it swells upon the air;
Oh yes, we'll rally round the standard,
Or we'll perish nobly there.
CHoRUs.-Farewell, mother, &c.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-07-01

LOYALTY NOT RoYALTY.-TwoE Eng
lish clergymen were calling on the late
Dr. Bethune in Florence, and the CONVEX
sation turning upon the United States,
one of them said to the doctor: "You
need king in your country, sir ~
ga king" replied the doctor, edo you
know how there came to be king %
"Well," said the clergyman, "God gave
him to the Jews in his anger" ayes"
responded the doctor land do you know
who was the first king?" "Saul, OF
COURSE" said the clergyman. YES"
rejoined the doctor, "and Saul was dri-
yer of asses, the only beings that want
kings" "But," said the clergymen,
again, zone of the offices of Christ was
that of a king" "True," rejoined the
doctor with great animation and dignity,
''and the man who usurps that office,
does in the state what the Pope of Rome
does in the church," The advocates of
rayalty, on this subsided-so says our
informant who heard the whole.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-07-01
STATES TAX.
Notice of Appeals.


To aN ,Dhona it may Concern:
Notice il hereby given, as per section Is, U. s..
Excise Tax Law, an Act Of Congress entitled
IAN Act to provide Internal Revenue and to
support the government and pay interest onthe
public debt approved July list, 1852, that the
Assistant Assessor Of the First Division in the
County Of Muscatine I'd District Of Iowa, has
completed his annual assessment list Of said
Division for the year 1854; that said assessment
taken will be found with said Geo. Meason, As
sistant Assessor of said Division, at his Office in
Muscatine, subject to examination for Is days
from and after the LIST day of June, 1854, from
to o'clock p. m. of each day, except Sundays.
Appeals will be received, heard and acted up
on by the District Assessor of said District at the
office of the Assessor in Muscatine, relative to
any erroneous or excessive valuation or assess-
ment by the Assistants, on the 18th day OF June
1881, between the hours of Q o'clock a. M and
o'clock p. m. aIr e'tsra go ~.
Any assessments not abated or cancelled at APP
appeals granted. PLINY FAY, Assessor
W3w Second Collection District OF Iowa
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-07-01

WHAT IS A 'tLADY ?"-I will tell you
negatively, She never over dresses.
She attires herself with regard to the
We nQdI occasion, and at no hour
OF lever may be her Occupa-
She is civil and oblig-
Sons in public, whom
IN her way, without dis
tinction Of garb or class, and is reason
able and humane with her servants.
She never, under shelter of her sex, is
conversationally overbearing towards
the other. She never omits, by smile
or word, to gracefully acknowledge
slight favors they render her. She
never solicits gifts from them by going
into ecstacies in their presence about
cloves of rings or bracelets" which she
saw at Shaw & Co.'S. She never en-
courages matrimonial offers which she
has no idea of accepting. She makes q
distinction in her reception OF gentle
men, between those who at heart respect
the sex, and those who only make a
pretence of doing so. She never betrays,
from a. mean vanity, the honorable love
she cannot reciprocate. She never talks
or laughs loudly in public, or has the
bad taste, and bad manners, to disturb
her neighbors in this way at q concert
or opera. She is reverential at church,
or, at least respects the feelings of those
around her, who desire to be 80. She
knows when to be silent-when to speak
and how; in word, she has tact
repeat it tdct-without which the most
beautiful woman is but a tasteless fruit, a
songless bird, scentless flower; or in
other words, a laundering numbskull =
Fanny Fern.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-07-01

THE EXPRESSION OF DRESS.
are more like flowers than we think. In
their dress and adornment they express
their natures, as the flowers do in their
petals and co1ors. Some women are like
the modest daisies and viOlets-they
never look or feel better than when
dressed in morning wrapper. Others
are not themselves unless they can
flame out in gorgeous dyes, like the tu-
lip or the bush-rose. Who has not seen
women Just like white lilies? We
know several double marigolds and pop
pies. There are women fit only for vel
vets, like the dahlias others are grace,
full and airy, like azaleas: Now and
then you see hollyhocks and sunfiowers.
When women are free to dress as they
like, uncontrolled by others, and not
limited by their circumstances, they do
not fail to express their true characters,
and dress becomes form of expression
very genuine and useful.-Meredith.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-07-01

r@- In 1917 treaty was made be-
tween the United States and Great Brit
ain to the following effect: That
neither Power should maintain naval
force upon Northern lakes, except that
each might have one vessel of not more
than 100 tons, and armed with one 49,
pound gun, on Lake. Ontario and the
same on Lake Champlain, and two YES
sells of like tonnage and armament on
the upper lakes. This treaty was liable
to discontinuance after the specified
time, upon six months notice hy,either
party thereto. The House Nayai Com7
mittee have instructed their Chairman,
Mr.. Rice, to report a joint yesol1tlon
proposing that the United Seoees shall
now givesthat notice.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-07-01

CURE FOR FITs.-For fit of pas
sion-Walk out in the open air; you
may speak your mind to the winds
without hurting any one, or proclaiming
yourself a simpleton. For fit Of idle
ness-Count the ticking of clock !; do
this for an hour, and you will! be glad to
pull off your nex trsray w0rk a ans
folly-Go to th5 &orkhouse, or speak
with the inmates II a Jail, and you will
be convinced:
Who makes his bed Of briar and thorn,
Must be content to lie forlOrn.
For a fit of ambition-Go into church
yard and read the grave stones; they
will tell you the end of ambition.
The grave will soon be your bed cham
Der, the earth your pillow; corruption
your father, and the worm your mother
and sister. For fit of dependency
Look on the good things which God has
given you in this world, and to those
which He promises to His followers in
the next. He who goes into his garden
to look for cobwebs and spiders, no doubt
will find them; while he who looks for
flower may return into his house with
one blooming in his bosom.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-07-01

RESPECT THE BURDEN.-Napoleon, at
st. Helena, was once walking with q
lady, when man came up with a load
on his back. The lady kept her side OF
the path, and was ready to assert her
precedence of sex; but Napoleon gently
waved her on one side, saying, ERE
spect the burden, madam" You con-
stantly see men and women behave to
each other in way which shows that
they do not respect the burden''-
whatever the burden is. Sometimes the
burden is an actual visible load, some
times it is cold and raggedness, some
times it is hunger, sometimes it is grief
or illness. If get into little conflict
Suppose jostle or am jostled) with a
half-clad hungry-looking fellow in the
street on winter morning, l am surely
bound to be lenient in my constructions.
I expect him to be harsh, rude, loud,
unforgiving and his burden (of priva-
tion) entities him to my indulgence.
Again, man with bad headache is
almost an irresponsible agent, SO far as
common amenities 60. I am brute if
I quarrel with him for wry word, or
an ungracious act. And how far, pray,
are we to push the kind of chivalry
which prospects the burden ?n AS far
as the love of God will go with us-a
great distance. It is long way to the
foot of the rainbow.-G0Od Words.