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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-12-22
Madlrid,ten aus 0hio.

= SIN alliance. Start COUNTY, bat Die 6abril
lanou irtblbaitlihe ct @erdtbe BON gtigon u. 60. gan=
ferott seulaht nno au9 bas Banf8eidaft bon See.
ters unb Sebn in feinen Ruin binsinge3osen. Sa.
burt Iino niht aasin ~ein5elre @elbdfisteute, ion.
bern aud iebr biele arne arbeiter ldper betrofen
iporben uno es pirb cine 3sitlans aniteben, ebe iid
alliance BON bieiem ianeen collage tpisOer erbolen
fann. Sie 5abritarbeiter, tueI6e lih iebt, bel an=
bruh oesy Binters, auber 9eiddftisun9 seisbt isben,
iiuo am ueiiien sl b~eoauern. }a ..se
{ Sn 6airfieIo County fanb aa Mittlppd,
Den Ia. os., lpieber cine Der in ierer @egenb 5u otn
Observation-Disclosures Der 2anoleute 5dblenoen ga..
t~eniasoen fat. nobel 5pei 9artieen chamber seeen.
iiberiteben uno lid sssenieitis in Dem Ysrtileunos.
merle su iberirsffsn iudsn. ats an, Nbeno Die 3db-
lung i~tatifano, seiste es ih, bob cine 0artie 1902
uno Die anoere Z 500 Hatten s~etooist batte. Nads
Der fano, mie aepobulid, Elm i~pIenbioes gupper auf
soften Der unterlieeenoen partie itatt, mir h0ren in.
befen ntdt, bob &atten. Ragout babel cine &oGe se=
ipielt bdtts = bic Taitfisloer iinb in Der gipiliia-
tion nod nidt 10 melt poranssldritten. lDie Die asas
riler. Reine Ihledte Speculation 1u61te es isin,
uenn man Die set6otsten Is, 600 Gattsn in einen 2uft=
balls on perlaosn uno mad Der belaserteu fran30fi1en
9auptitaot ienben f6nnte. .sggsa 7aa aa5 ,hlg
I'D Sn Gin a ; lit Der Bro3eB leegsn Wrentlinssr, Der
In Der Rate iener Staot feline Jrau ernorsete unb
i'm pofeS seribarrie, am Dienftas beenbet poroen
9iei Surf fanb ben AnsetIasten btsI Weorbss i'm ssr=.
fen @raoe iauIois.1 Brentlinser iaabm ben Nus
ipru@ nit gIeidsiltisteit auf. Sein gertbeiSiger
bat einen neuen BroseB beantraat. M. .saT.
Oas boppelte 8inb, tueldes bor Ginger 3eit
in Wtorrow gountp eeberen ipuroe, lit IAN bsioen
gnoen" 10 uunter unb seiuno, als mon muir min.
ihen lam. Oie Mer3te iasen, es iei tein @rune
porbanben, tuaram bas Ooppel sNldbhen nidt auf=
madden uno ant g,oe ietbit laufsn isrnen Ionte. ob=
locsl fir Die bsiosn' Oberfbrper nur sues boatou,,
mere Beine norbanhs, fno. Sic @eIhisslge be-
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-12-22
Ger Gries in europa.
Den16 Deaember.

Est5 .gs l1IIa Dent16,aD e5ember.aa
Srob oes enereiidfeil Wtoerfonoes, tpelten Die
fran56fihe 2Oire Mrnlee ben beutihenS ruppen snt'
seeeniebte. 1T es ibr bod niht gellr19en, ~oieltlbe,
in ibrem Siesesmaride mebr ols etnise Gage auf'
subalten. Mdbreno Der 8roBbersos BON Weedtens
burg unb @eneraf bon Der 5ann Den unter Gen.
@bauIp itebenoen Sbea Der 2oire aruaee an Der 'et-
fsnbabn suiiaen Orleans uno Sours. bel gsausen'
|ep uno Ifsung beihaIti9te nuuo' beheste ~ Elm
5bed Der Armee oes yrinsenE&arl iiasr @'en nno
Vier5on IN fuopettlther Ntbfuua gegef xours bor'
Iseridt uno beorobts nun Sen. ebohibs sArlnee in
Der 6lanfe; in5plldeu bat oieie Mrmee,, einerDs.
pe,De pom Settln anlolI8e, aoetn1ols etne 9tteoerta9e
%erlitten, in sGOlse oeren.1 e fid BOZ, glois mad sours
5uriddog uno sitaren Ylab, NIT uneebenrerl Vor'
ralben, Dem raid nahriidsnoen Telno iiberlieb. SO
cine DspeIGe ipiltlpijlsn,. oab Die Deutiden beretfs
Dor 5ours an9efoa'nss,a issen uno rote Sfaot sur
Hsbersabe aifseforoert baben. in Den Sepe'aen
Der lfbten Gage perr1dtlnoe1len Elm oerart'ser 9t'rr'
rodS oaB man eflt tpeltefe Nod9r'1ten aoipaften
fauB, sbs r'an no Elm tiares Vtlo Don Der leB,sesi
Sahlage madbet tant1.' Soireit oleleioen 0lolo'
tsiiroisteit habefi, la,lsn MIR he netter lrten folgen.
Gin aug Borosour BON IA. batirtes Selesromm
llabtnns Deitere S1lubfolserunsen absr bic Opera.
tionen Grieoria aarls nladsn. Dem sa Golse
bditen osiien Issrside sruppen auf ben, linfen ufsr
Der 9oire iber ebamboro mad ben Sefedten am 10.
Die Orie Wtontriharo, 9onirts uno aHonioran1ia
am Cher. Jlufle erreidt, inatsa bort ober pffeHbor
niGt 'sbsn eeblseben. lonoern batten tbrer wfarfh
nod Sonrs f~ortaelsbt nno parstl out Der S%iioleite
bisfer Staot eti6iensn.s 8arnbetta llsB IN Tot9e
oeiien bic ibsr Die 2oirs tiibrenos Bride %serlt0ren. !
Von 9Bthiigfstt VI oe NaDr,dt BON oer eap'ii'
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-12-22

eaao Blotforn,, ouf peIde bin Sen. Grant sepdblt
tpSrosn fei. Menn bic Iebte Wahl in Wliiionri eine
NieoerIaee fir ben Drdficenten semelen lei. 10 babe
ct bies nur Rd felbft uno ieinen ihlehten Hatbges
bern, Die TIN 5ur Ginmiituns in oieielbs bepo8en
bdtten, ~ perbanfen. g8Gre Der Yrdfoent nilt neue
trial gebIieben. 70 bate CT bic grmdb!ung bon Grab
Broom aIs einen @iee Der Administration %ousgeben
mbaen. Ser YrdRosnt. Der fhh fir einen 5reuno
Der Gipilbienfreform auseebe, babe bas iodine Bei'
ipieI Mnbrehp sSnhnion,a nadaeobult mno cine rNroo.
unb Butter. Brigade" ~ oreaniiren seludts
Dies anb Ashnlides CAB Der Genator benz Yraii.
benton su eenieBen. eSn 8ttteff Der neuen Qdrte
CAB Der Senator f6liesti& Sa peritebeu, BOB praps
tome Der gnttebung elmer iolden iiberaQ ~benerfba,
ieien. .Nadbem bic ftaberen Stretifrasen 8el0ff Tel
en-, mubte 54 bic republitaniihe 1artei Der neuer
6oroeruneen uno Aufsabert %benddtigeu. u n}Vl
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-12-22
Sic staats> 2lusgIsi9uusssB eb6roe,

bic iebt bier in Sibuns 1T, bat cine @siddftsorb=
.nuns aufseIeQt ufuo bic n0tbisenY orbereitunsen Elm.
seleIet unb tuirb nun our Briifune Der geridte bon
ben ~eiaaeIaen Counties iberseben. Rartsn BON,
Staateuno aroere WateriaIieu sur ginlidt Der Mits
iino7 ansefdaift woroen. 0e Beb6rbe be.
IT bt 1dus "a Witalieoern Ser periniebenen genato=
rial. Difsiete. aaS toais. aibitor @5ooman lit troft
Hines amtes' WQiislieb. 8 woriber 1T Der adtb.
@foesbsd BON cincinnati. @2aut zines Beidlufes
tperosn Die Sibunsen tdsIi6 nit @ebet e%r6ffnet. atp
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-12-22

ga-- Ssn Der sesentudrtisen gonerebibuns Rno Die
Nseer nurii bard 5tuei Witslieoer reprdientirt, burd
i9Repels pom Miiiifppi ima Senate uno 2ainsp bon
@aos Carolina in, 5auie. SIN neuen gonsteB uer=
aoet,s fe BON SID Carolina alein finf WitsIieber
taben. so 5ablreid fnb Die seiansnten 8euiidsn
nesitas ;,oG HE I'M grnsrsBBn bertrsten eepeIsn,
mie Cd benn iiberbaupt cine srcbs SsIten6sit 1T, bas
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-12-22

= Sn Bolton 1T an Wontas bas srobe Wanber
seideben, bab Der reselmdbis %ernanntel oemotrati=
f9e Wapors ganbioat @afion nit elmer Webrbeit
bon 5000 Stinmen ertpdblt tuurbe! at@5
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-12-22

! slo s r;T5i Ana1 Ssanuar usroen burd Den Rrkssiseretdr
II ostosa assdi bssaiiRee 3 i6eiere.. ueiitens1 Gabitdae
~ nah srik Risuteuants aus ben IOienIe fentIdHen
s.sah'sfbsa:ssg g essff@tstt pies inter eirnsmuI @eieBe Pom
tao 4sHtenp nnrusrn. IDie i;gniIaIsnsn srbalt.n eins
JabsslAbaass in Doraas banra ausbesabIt, tpdrs
~ ssssn 81. 500 Bis ss,Oo0 fdr 5eoen' betrdst, banit he
i''G ~ slaes bdrssrlldss eBgeI4ditispns fuden, tannsn.
.QaApts iasn geriud, Die eads bis, gum /. SSuli ID
oeri&ieben, eins bic gonsrsb' COMMITTEE ni1t Elm.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-12-22

Elm Dsutider In ben Gonsreb seIanst. Dir tuouen
nun iebsn, ipie lanse bic eerrlidteit suii6en ben
rabitaleu DDlitifernl anb ibrsn xneuen farbisen Wtit=
bdrsern- bauern uitb.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-12-22

q Die sbarieF bqben befanntli&4 in Wrins Muaa.
beus. BEN Spbne Yietor gulanuels,, enblihI einen
Q6nia betomu,sn. Die man rnadtrdelid erfdhrt.
insinG sSs bel Der 9SBiaspabL bic burdbt goxtes (oie
i@elekgehuns) po a5ogest tuurhe, iebr bod bet. Ds
Stabt Waorio fab ais,ials uenn Re fb i'm Bslas
Stsunss3tdtanbs beidnoe.y sa Dsan iiirbtefe neemIid,
baB Die 0sphbftaner Bel Siier @eIegsnbeit fosidIa
gen tuatteh. aSdo1 frdb Mpreens ridte artiuetriss,.
asitersi llinnp GusSolt aus ,usuD fasie, an jppeuriddtisosnsa
,56HifsntIi&sn;' Yanftsn goto., Die Yerbanolunsen in
her slfb ssbun trianerten an ben polniiben Weids=
toe. Bon ben 347 Abaeoronsiea fimmtenI 3u ;
hirpoH 19l stlr iVrin5 aa,abeus. 90 fir cine Hepnbs
TIT unb. % fln Den 6ersOs Don DsontpenRer nn6 al
Rsr Josar sfir 0efea Grau asif.sm. lAar Ssbluife
prizes Der prdibentp il elmer Reoe, ole oislFad unter=r
broden mnrhk. ben 6immel, bab spanien snblid Fl.
men 4R6uia ermIdtbnb ,7.3faff-ssr 3i5a
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-12-22
1TNft @elb9te.
q seeeaaSDeseles tss a&nii9r4 nh 0tejes.
goiudabns. eS,sn q. 9sesmber 1910.


Bslhno@tsn. nas l&Saiss asR i'm Sahxs mott
ettdn. 2yir dgs. De riy nnlsre, SSnasnb, ipt olt<s
9atet9di6e trIttte,, .uueDenYsh s'Dshh no& bts hh'
ietrbena gbtitbaInnss NIB 1ess 1ftaaiitetn, aisbtn. shia
but& fletpe gabfnr nnisre Rinoerberasn ~srfteutsn.
Das if 1Ianas. lepse, ber, obsr Die Griansruas arteis
i96nsnsfaas psEmae ni&tsiu, 2eben ~ berpii&en
Der CRIME 9onhenbaaml Il, Der bebasfi&em 6tabe
bes g~ltefrhal6(8, apdtrenA 3D. bruuset Harmte Doss
tsfst &6netihis GFos bebedtt, ttbdupiet itnmtr nod
.feiae Rs4tsaAlbksbeasf&e B.ibnadtsfsier binsfa:
aea i@daen, 1inntatf Sue III teutfdsen lwols6a.
fdftef tnb ssNf isaHfnntsa. baB Der Ebnfbana, ddud
ID. airefiidl &laVana Gsfanhea hat,- ,.Mg6se e, siefes.
nal Il. zen SdpIsrrs' aaGsr Qlr bremen nab Se Ger
len III Rliafql, Il Il Ttfireueesp, jss',g "a nd ri i ]
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-12-22

HofapT Don pen Oeutlpenq pflesBI moFoeH.
Oie geriate aus benz Norbespastemen! .Inb iii.
thar uib tpioerlpre denhs II ga9 eineri Heridte bdtte
lid Gen. iManteuffI sda3li4 aus oert8eBeno BON
eabrt anridseSogen, INT bic fraa36fide Ncroar.
NEE, ttueIde fih, obne Bic BON beutfden sruppen be-
l(ebten Yldbe ansugreifen, Bis ibsr auiens binaus
lborgetpast bate, ab5ufangen. mad einent anoern,
lianlmelte ct lene ,Grdfte bel Doetot I'M BON ba e-
men anarif auf Saure su unternebmen. gs idsint
alio uibt, bob elm Dorrlden sesen gberbours aus
senblidlid beabidtist miro. 9ifppe war gun, suei'
ttenmale befebt poroen unb IN ben Sorts. tuel4e ben
eafen uno Die Iudt 6eberriden.e ipurhen Die adno'
men in YoItiorf sebradf. gs fdeint oemAad. als
OBJ oiefe aofenaaot bebanptet tperosni sate.
F. 800 5%s Gpsdter "s@a,8na
Sn 6olesnben, ssbsnsmir Die Bis sum S4luiIe un'
Heres Blaitss einaelanfenen Dfpeiden. aus benz
|fslten se5t herpor, baB 3ours ,pirflib bon beutiden
|sruppen bs5ebt poroen 1T aab oab Bel Benboue elm
tRampf ifattssunoen bat, in SoIse beien id bic
|franSRide Armse In petliner sfidtuns. nod Sc
Dfans suridjitbsn tmnBte.s alar lit ole Situation
|ieood NOD '1niat., aba 1dber BE Stenaus Der armse
|oss Sen. gbaripf nidiss ~berfoutet. Sontet, ~bieis!bs.
ME .s 5heint, INNER Md an Der giisnbdbn 8piidsn
Orleans ,unS = + ours asben. unb gbsfdtistt iia bic
Nieoerlaee Der Wetarmee bel Benooule uno Die BE.
|iebuna BON 5purs bnrd oeuti4e 9rnppen, 10 tpiiroe
lid oielelbe in eefdbrlider SAGE btfinben. aaud Der
I~srpeite She'll Der Geire Mrusee, aunter Sen. 8ourbafi.
|Sdsint ,pieoer cine Gdlappe ~erliitetts So baben:
+ worbeaur. 1s. SEC. Bie Mesiernne bot Be.
I{MInSSen. ben &eferoI @6nI, weldef iDbsIei6 er cine
Iout ausderi{fete fruppenn,ahti untfr Rinem @Oin'
|1aonbo hattie, benno9 bic 6taot, Sours ohne Wi'
I~bsrifanb pom Jeinoe bsiebt perosn Iisbs bor Elm
IRrieasaeintl az, felen. Risr einettreffene, Nasa'
Irihten uaelben, BOB in Der Idhe BON WenoiIe Der
Rompf iuieber erneuerf f6prben 1T uno Gen. ghaui'
leo bic Sfen{ips erarifen bat.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-08-12

EXAMINE Your TEAPoTs.-A caution
has lately been largely copied in the
domestic columns of newspapers to the
effect that cracked dishes, after being
long used for holding gravies and fat of
any kind, become rancid and unwhole-
some. And later comes another, with
good medical authority to back it, against
using tin vessels, more especially tea
pots, which have become rusted or black
ened inside The acid contained in the
tea combines with the exposed portions
of the vessel, and forms chemical
compound, not unlike ink. 1t corrodes
and darkens the teeth. and cannot be
inoffensive to the stomach. l have seen
the discoloration Of both natural and
artificial teeth prove SO obstinate, from
this cause, as to require several scourings
with soap and ashes with stiff brush, to
remove it.
When housekeepers hear any of the
family remarking, This tea tastes like
ink |" it is time to examine-possible
throw away-the teapot
The most palatable or wholesome tea
is made by STEPPING in a bright tin or
porcelain cup. then pouring intoa freshly
scalded earthen teaport. Thus treated,
it will never acquire the astringent
quality so deleterious to the teeth and to
health.-Ohio Farmer.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-08-12
From the Rural New Yorker.
Sailing Butter.

Dairy salt must be of the best, per-
fectly white, odorless, and if dissolved
in cold water no froth or scum will arise.
Onondaga salt ranks the highest, We
have used it with perfect success for sew
eral years. The salt must be pounded
in mortar, and large tablespoonful is
enough for a pound-perhaps too much
for all tastes. More than half the but
ter sent to market is made too salt. The
flavor of the butter is injured by it. AT
ter the salt is worked in, more butter
milk will flow; so turn the dasher and
press it out. Then have the butter bowl
paddle and stamp well scalded; put bits
Of ice into the bowl to cool it have a
dish Of hot and cold water by your side
to put yourpaddle ana stamp into. Take
the butter from the churn with the pad
die, scraping the sides of it clean, and
work it with paddle or fingers. A but
ter paddle made with FIVE fingers, curved
like salad fork, would be better than q
smooth fiat surface like those now used.
Such paddle would force the butter
through in thin sheets, and press out all
the milk. work the butter thoroughly
the first day, saltit, and make into cakes
what is needed for the table. Stamped
butter is more attractive than a plain
piece, and the corrugated butter stamps
now use do make such tempting little
pats Shells, diamonds, tiny rolls, etc.
can be manufactured by their aid and
placed on the butter plates now so much
used, they cannot fail to tempt the palate
OF the most iastidious.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-08-12

To PREVENT CONSUMPTION. The res
idence of the consumptive should De in
a dry country, and especially in a dry
section of that country. Avoid damp
soil for residence. The report of the
English privy council on this subject, us
we'll as investigation made by others,
show that in localities thoroughly drain
ed there was marked diminution in the
number Of deaths from consumption.
The house should be on slope, rather
than on plain, where the sun can have
free access. 1t should not to thickly
surrounded with trees, nor covered with
vines. Rooms large and well ventilated.
The old-fashioned fire place is ventila-
tor of the first class I; but if the house be
heated by air tight-stoves and furnaces,
ventilating shafts of some description
should be adopted. Let sunlight and
air into the house throw open blinds
and curtains. Every morning the win
uo"o Suouiu uC opcucu Wiut w leC OUT
the foul air that has accumulated during
the night. And at night be not anxious
to close the windows very tight-even if
it is winter. Leave few air holes, and
put on more blankets. Do not be afraid
Of pure air. People are apt to be great
ly alarmed aboat catching cold," and
if the weather is not of the mildest pos
sible kind, are fearful of venturing out.
Says an eminent physician, giving advice
to consumptives. Whenever in doubt
about going out, always go out. If
violent storm is raging then keep within
doors, but exercise" Pure air, to a con-
sunptive, is the greatest blessing. The
oxygen which it contains is necessary,
to the purity of his blood. Without OK
ygen there is no life /; and the consumpt
i've, of all persons, needs this life-giving
element. The air that he breathes
should, therefore be of the purest quail
ty.-Herald of Health.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-08-12

4 farmer wanted farm hand, and
was applied to by an Irishman who
wanted work. The farmer objected to
engaging Pat, on the ground that two
Irishmen previously in bis employ had
died on his hands. "Then you object
to hiring me for that, do yel said Pat.
+" / can bringyOu recommendations from
many place where I've worked that
| never PLAYED such trick -
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-08-12

TAE ARCHBISHOP OF CINCINNANI.--
John, Arch5ishop Purcell of Cincin-
natl, is personally one of the most agree
able and persuasive men whom the Pa
pal Church counts among its dignitaries
in the United States. Very few Amer
ican eccleesiastics have enjoyed greater
share of personal popularity than has
fallen to his lot. In private in tercourse
his soul seems to overflow with benevo-
lence, and one seeing him in this light
would hardly suspect the existence OF
the far different qualities displayed in his
recent speech in the Ecumenical Coun-
Gil. A German contemporary says of it
that, although it was certainly not one
of the most elegant in point of diction,
it certainly contained some of the most
remarkable language ever uttered in the
Aula of the Vatican" Said he /: |
am an old man. have become grizzled
in the vineyard of the Lord. The little
Latin that learned in my youth | have
not had leisure to practice and retain.
There shall be, however, no lack of truth
undefiled in what l have to say, though
l may not utter it in severely classical
language. Before all. l must tell you
that am Republican, therefore, | do
not believe in he royalty by the grace
of God Then looking over toward
the Spanish prelates, he added, al see a
whole nation running after king with
out succeeding in catching him. Kings
ale ordained for the sake of the people.
The people are not created for the sake
of any king. And so it is that the
Pope is elected for the sake of the Church
and as certainly, the Church was not
founded for the sake of the Pope. The
Church, so to speak, is republic, and
the Pope is its responsible President, for
the time being and if he attempt to
make himself an absolute king, he COM
mits usurpation F" Imagine the effect
on the assembled Council Archbishop
Purcell looks, perhaps less like priest
than any other member of the Council.
He may be seen almost any day prone
nading the Corso, 10 a round hat, stand
ing collar, and all the other adjuntcs be-
longing TO the dress of an ordinary
American citizen.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-08-12
With and Xyithou, Extension Ton.

Tho "PEERLESS" has all the advantages of the
popular stoves in use, together with such NKw PEA
ruREs as Justify the manufacturers in calling il the
BESr COOKING STOVE in the market
II Is the Peerless because it is superior to all
other Cooking stoves in Economy. Simplicity Clean
illness Baking, Roasting and Beauty
lst. EcONoAY,-A patented method of heating the
air and conveying it through the oven, saves from
twenty to thirty per cent. of fuel.
"a; siNPLIcIrY.-It is easily managed This FIRE
can be perfectly controlled and kept through am .n.
tire season without rekindling.
%. CLEANLINEss.-No dust escapes while shaking
or dumping the crate.
4th. BAKISG.-Its large oven wherein all parts are
OF equal temperature, bakes evenly as a brick
oven, and that without turning the article 1t bakes
quickly.
9th. RQAsTlNG.-A current of hot air constantly
passing through the oven, thoroughly yentilates
II mat u roasts as well as tin kitchen.
bth. BEAUTY.-Made of the best iron Il will not
crack. Well moulded, artstiealIy designed and
smoothly cast u Is the most beautiful as well as the
most seryieeable Stove in the market
Each stove is warranted be and to do all that is
claimed for ii.
In all the requisites of rst-elass Cook Stove the
Peerless, as its name indicates, has no equal in the
market.
PRATT & WENTWORTH,
MANUFACTURERS,
81, SO and 81 North ST., Boston.
I. p. HADLEY,
Agent for Rockingham and Westminster and also
Walpole. n. IL. IS
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-08-12

A POSER FOR A SPEEPING CASA
prize Of ten dollors was offered by the
Connecticut Teachers Institute, to any
one able to spell through the following
nonsense without a mistake. Thirty
eight teachers competed but not one
gained the prize. 1t is an agreeable
sight to witness the unparalleled embar-
rassment of harassed peddIer attempt
ing to gauge the symmetry Of q peeled
onion, which sibyl was stabbed with
poniard, regardless of the innuendoes of
the lilies of carnelian hue.''
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-08-12
How a Retainer was Lost.

Next to getting n retainer in cases
pending before the Legislature, it is per.
haps most important to remember which
side you are retained for. One of the
attorneys in the New Britain railroad
case, week or two ago, observing thata
New London gentleman, who was edo
ing a little something in the lobby" had
business which required him to spend the
day in the company of a member of the
Railroad Committee, in the trial of
case said to be the New London gentle
man, " You will be with Mr. all day
Monday, and will have an excellent op-
portunity to talk with him about the
New Britain railroad case, and you may
consider yourself retained in it." "All
right, said the other, al will attend to
it,"
The next Tuesday, when the New.
London gentleman returned to New Ha.
ven, he was met by the railroad man
with the inquiry:
Did you spend the day with Mr-f"
eyes"
"Well, what did he say about our
case p
"Well; he didn't seem inclined to talk
about it very much.s
Do you suppose he's for usf'
"I-I-well-I couldn't quite make
OUT
"You don't think he's against us, do
your"
N-n-o--I-I-d-o-n-t know as he
is. i could MT get much out of him
about it"
"Well," said the railroad man, "you
talked with him about if, didn't you? p
You sounded him ?"
The New London man hesitated mo-
ment, stammered a little, and then broke
out into laugh "The fact is" said he,
didn't say anything about it. / open
ed the subject by asking him if the case
was concluded, and got all ready to tack
lie him on the merits, when it occurred
to me all at once that l didn't know
which side of the case you were ON, and,
of course, couldn't tell which | was re
tanned for and there was"
We'll, what did you do?"
"Do said the New Londoner, /" what
could do? Idropped the subject right
there. But never mind" he added, sI
shan't charge you anything for the work
| die"
This is the most remarkable case I
have yet heard Of Other members Of
the lobby are good deal exercised over
the New London mans violation of all
precedents in making no charge tor his
services Correspondent Hartford Post
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-08-12

An Irishman fell in love with a lady,
but she. instead Of reciprocating his af
fections, fell in love with another man
and married him, which caused Pat to
exclaim, in the fullness Of his heart,
{" Och, would that you had been born
twins, so taat conld have had one of
YOU"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-08-12

A BRIGHT BoY.-A small boy stepp-
ed into bookstore and inquired the
price of spelliug-book. On being told
that they were twenty five cents apiece,
and being possessed of only fifteen cents
he was completely nonplussed. At
length an idea seemed to have struck
him. Says he /: Mister. can't you find
me one that is torn that you will let me
have for fifteen cents ?" The clerk look
ed in vain. The boy was dispirited.
At length another idea seemed to strike
him. Please, mister. can't you tear
one ?"