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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-03-18
cupid 1fStrdy.

i ID had no idea that the doctor wa,
behind him rs he pokcd the val,tine un
| der the front door. Had he not been to,
tius'cr, 10 look round. lie wculi hav,
seen him. and had not the d, ctur been
deep in 81 medical rescIie about Jane
! Todd's colarbpne, he mu-t have spicd
the dapper figure as it darted away. But
as it was, hc tumbled for his key IA min-
ute, and then rang the bell. and while
doing 50, Spyn" something white under
the door. he picked it up and tore it open.
Tore it open that letter. with all IL
law, hmcnt of border and blue seal that
letter over which Bob had sat up till two
y. VI. rounding his periods and curling
the tails of his P's and O.. Was it for
tbs that he bestowed So many slaps on
his forehead O Fate,
Bridget, that faithful servitor, answered
the bell, charged with a message which
she was bent on deli, ering with the lea,t
possible delay.
at You please, sir, Morton-.J ones
witcS sisters been here, and little John
ny's a-trll through the loft AMI took up
for dead, and they'd like you to come this
minute, and two lrishwomen called aud
a baby, and there's Il little boy with a
liyver it is in Long Lane, and Miss Ush-
er's sent this note"
''Long Lane must wait," muttcred the
doctor, a. he threw his inStrument-case
ana the letter on the table, and took the
note Bridget held out. ''Morton Jones.
hey Hes that mau on the Flats, isn't
he 20
"Yis, SIR
"ril 90 at once. Hum - (>kimming
the dainty notelet in his hand. Dear
Doctor: So nervous and depressed
old foe neuralgia upon me again-come
rs soon as you have leisure, please, and
meantime send that prescription which
did me such good last year Prescrip-
ton. Yes, Of course, she longs to be
dosing herselt-alI females do. Yours
sincerely, Madeline Usher' That comes
of being alone and fanciful. If she had
one earthly thing to do, she'd be a well
woman. Iii see she gets nothing to hurt
her" And tearing a scrap from his pock
etbook, he pcnciled some cabalislic Sims.
''lIere, Bridget. Fetch sheet OF pa
per, will you or, stay, this will an
swer." And seizing Bobs valentine, the
unconscious doctor wrote upoa its back
as follows:
MY DEAR FRIEND | send something
which l think will suit you better than
the prescription you ask for. 1t isn't
eractLy medicine, but will do you more
good than ii it were, and be great deal
better for you at this season of the year.
BE sure to take brisk walk after it.
You know l always told you more than
half your bad feelings come from loneli-
ness and want of occupation. 1 wish
could make you feel this half as strongly
as | do. Eli drop in this evening if pos
sible, Yours faithfully,
81. RAYMOND"
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"OHr .NGH.'
BY MARY \. /. WAGER

T,ha T,ha,.,.,.,..,1,....I,.e
~ "0''%c'' NM l. MO" oi "'' e"r''
.. ',i''' ,;'u ,, vi ,'l I, '''' 'i1''' '''ou''
o"' '',,I'' anu "''N '3''h, ana he''
uI'I, 'u S"l'Po.e '''' ''''E '''Ne o'cNoo"' " {"
win "' 'il'lF own. 10" can wneedi'
"I.i T. ''''o 'o'!IIti''.in- IN, IN most aosuE'
''''','' 'Io >''',''>' eN'r''a9'''''es' th'
'''Dra ~. i'r'i':T'oEN .yI y! G,'''S
i":! WIZ '''u 10 =I"'"ill,S' "hcn theA
N'''" It ls'"tr -, 10 '''''h inry VIII h'
,I"P''' '".' "''-S'''e' SP'cula'oiH, al
'''''@n NlG.ilhN stare al them from every
corner, lh'y can resist ;'n lnNltatl3 N
- Inv NJ ~ "'!"T' '''','uSn l'''ltc''y
wen aware 'li't II leads them Oh 10 phys
'''l rum: y strange woman With Il
l''"5 pan .. (, ! Will '"Ft 'ileih AWAY
,'' 'o,n I h,'''', e. from S"'''ie,> from purify
from io't' from heaven, clown to haunt
" S''' "' SI'a'he' oi po!Iu'Ion' oi damna-
. ,''' - '''' ~ 'ilc.i" III lc-
80, '''",e VII ''>' ->e" ear "ay'
''' VI '''' Nl''"' "i "I'e sic"iilcu from
- many o'c.'''tr''
LOU fo" ui'nk Win'' suppose, l
''''... ~ N5 IJ, 'e''N, nope you no nor;
J., Nv, '' : w ""'' 'c ieP'iGa' can
~ f'.'' E sou ;. i'''V'' It, Dut IL Is very
..',,', "',,,' =, I,,,'T.., ,' WIG" 'heie' ny iai'
9',,II7 '',.''
..,,-l,.!I't; ''' "i''.,' ,''.'''i 'i''''' S''.
.,.. ',';, &c.,. p',','' 5 "'' oou 'o[ me, ht,-
''n' @ m -, -, , w. a., - c w. ~ l. ''o' o''ie"'
'oI t,,e 90 ''''''''" 'Ton''
,.,,., ,,n, -! '';.''' ,. ''' ou 40 ',o' Nh""
m 'na, % La r,,'I;I " J;''1'''' '''i''' Has over
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houses. l. always attended with danger
and ought to be given up, since the ut
most care is required IN the course o
our long winters 10 prevent decomposition
from taking place.
HENRY |. BuwDITCI, NJ. ID.
GEORGE DERBY, NJ ID.
X. T. DAVIS. NJ. ID.
Members Of tie Massachusetts,
..State B1ud Of HedLM.'
Ho>ton, FtJ. II, 1870
The above unequivocal testimony from
so eminent an authority, ought to lead to
an Immediate abandonment Of the prac-
tie" among farmers and others, that is
the storing of vegetables in large quanti-
ties.
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FccdiIig NjicH COiCS.

In order to maintain only moderate
flow Of milk in cold weather, the feed ,
ml!ch COWS must be prepared with NOR
care than is required in warm weather
In the first place cows must have Il dry anC
comfortable place, where they can enjoy
rumlna!ion and quiet rest. Cows will
endure cold without much injury or in
convenience, provided they can he shield
ed from cold winds and wet storms.
and provided with dry bed.
Then, in the next place, their food
must have milk producing material in it.
or the COWS cannot yield milk. Ground
pears will afford more milk than oat
meal or Indian meal. But wien a per
son has corn. oats and peas it will be
more economical 20 minglr them together
and gr!nd the mixture into fine meal.
Then apply the meal to cut cora stalks.
hay and straw.
II man have but one cow he can
pat a bushcl of cat stalks into a tub
or half barrel. prur over this gallon
OF boiling water, niuglc four quarts ot
meal with the stalks Il, >oum As the
water has been applied, put cover
on the feed and u stone Oh TIE cover
! u
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\ my MISTAKE.

\ rj>NN MISTAKE. .ae Chicago
IltbtUe ~ IN amu,in" ;,rcr'rt o; me
..!.."t..,,- -. ,.Ia.-L!~ ~. ..-...;ei.sn
from the rural dI-tricts, wac -. oeen
wav,ii inc lctwccn orthodoxy ,.n! aetaro-
doNv TO" some tim. lie cane iato the
rlty t. hear Rohc't Cullycr pcc@cn. 1t
VA h fir; visit Il Chic;'-o. S.eoping
1T" a North Clark street Hu.sc 81, he
rode out H. tar a. Turner "a. :. wi.ere
many 4 tn passengers aighiei, md ne
P'rc i've! a crowd "fpeuple, .,:.s s.. 3uired
OF the conductor if iha' was :.,l-d Col
iye;'> char II. The conGuc;,", unused
Il; e.. simplicity OF the que-ii,r., ,r.mpt-
Y ;.lI~nci."l in the atlirm@ti, o., "a our
rur!'a> inquirer passed inic a.. : ''~I. ,ie
-aH aVr~t crowd of mea an ~. zen sit
linz ,,m.ll tables. d1r.ii.r I.,r. This
ra't! aggrrcl hIm for {, ..Ic n. but
lac r,ti'cci that they were p.1s.biy re-
coiy'' = lIir communion. >, l.. al down
II "a lahlr IN looked AROUND L.. Pres
ontiy II y1uug !nau with d - .tc apron
came up aud asked ii he lad oldeled
NJ, ho rrIlicd. lie was III: exactly a
mymhrr Of the society, bu. Ga came to
near Mr. CoIIytr. The yo..t.: ,;i.l. the
wti,. apron stared and FaSs,i %. Very
900" d, 'umtcr OF grntlcmeH 5t-n7ed on
the platform. with rromboEes, aal. ..ddles,
and ,o'Hc'-, and began to piay. these
nitIian> have Il queer way I! ,'GIship-
me. t,tou.ht the old gonticmaJ., brt |
nayc h.ea living out of tie world tnat
j. wht'~ tie mater, 1 suppose. He
:lou-a i wopld come oui all right
whcu Jtyer came Oh. but after the
ml>i' There vas communion E...d after
q loH- Interval there was mu3ic cud by
.ud-h,c "a rnan dressed in tights came
Iarwari a.i commenced 10 SWING round
i }Ot.. lucu another man, Ir,s@ed like
the lir-. ,..ut thloI-h a course Of eXcr-
c.-a uu .ur cro---bIr. And tncn there
w;r- .i. g.. music aud no end OF "Iommun-
Itn. i'ut stranger sat out the services
very la.rulv, and then went home.
lie hai cone to the conclusion that
, -ni..,...-i-m " = Il. very well in thco-
ry, ., .u.-c Now tangled notions OF
,yur-h.. were not 20 eIilyin- "iler all as
he @'oi oil Presbyterian" psalms and
prayers.
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: Is, Ear" YOU sure as to Ktty's and Will
| ~ feelings, ductur!"
kitty and Willie,"
"l,s. because, YOU know, even if
yo1 meant every word Of that sweet lit
''r letter tins morning, it would have to
depend Il @rcat deal upon that. | cOuL,jnt
do my thing to grieve their dear little
hearts"
M. letter! What was nv letter p
mu-ri the puzzled doctor. .sDo YOU
hapP'" 10 have it about you? want
u -r. II made any mistake in the
quantities"
WIN deeper bushes, Miss Usher drew
It from h pocket
Here it -" she SAID II think a
Great dya # It, | assure YOU"
Doctors. hy dint Of long practice, ac
IWl. c"cnT command over the facial
muscles. Cur doctor W. master of his
lie surveyed the fpwery page with out
"ad cmposurr; bat within, his soul
W. rt4 with a CONFUSION of wonder
m'"' j nirlh which was terrible.
lilo. N the world did | come by
ta,t na.~,n-icaI i:.rrago ," he asked
im"-,.i: .',ud how ever am to explain
20 this ..r little soul -
: d "a tiruIy it popped into his head.
''N i. n.t .' What with the blue rib
bon. t.. liu he'd cheeks, the pleasant lit
Tie aoo:.. lis turl knowcdre of her sweet
temper and l,dy-like ways. tie idea was
no. u.attr.cjiyc
~ q bad rhing for amy of US" he
mmtg.d. lalf aiuuI.
"Wht iii y-u say - inquired Miss
U-u..
e. -..y. responded the doctor, with
grr:It presence OF mind, chat You have
hear: rl'G Gyh-qui;c enough of this agi
n.t5u- Fog for tonight Tou won't
-ctr o "Inh if ! let you 90 81. 60 to
bed II one. please, and to-ilorrow I'll
com "-1In and d >cu,- it thoroughly"
Aai a. ..r gallant leave taki..s, he atolc
Ju; on 'h' professional tiptoe, saying to
himself: IN >l-cp over it, at all
eyrn.-.
l nd =, n iar,hcr. When wild
over * hiu-cll, "Why no;?" and de-
d avg. l. '''I L. IN Csc Is SET
flr' ,,y"ni prrudvc9lur.
d H.: liiiuk AIi-, U>her, a2yY Mrs.
Ramon h'.o.y- 20 this G;y exactly
bow i 81. though the ,!o.,., cared
..m-c,i -nmc TIM, Ialcr Of tn = 2onsi-
iliiy f IA, verses. And i Ii never
.rHrve 20 any lying momcE' -t.: the
Iet would ever have eE;erc- = head
i, i nH: hr for ,hc ac, i.-u- - Bob's
ii', '."n.s r"or Bob s.se cupid,
"ita r,'-. o',rs! winG ,...~t II MS
Ia \ .,- ser Il he wis ,.a ...-.ej; but
hes h. .t.,ncI around "nI ;..-- r. .oeil
."r i~' o.hcr l,ople add ,,ns,.' - that
: a~ ne. a one can eNp,ct Vi Il Gu
,ii,
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CONlnaeNt0rY.

MIR. EDITOR Il attended the la
y convention in your village, and heard Mr.
i Lucy Stone Thursday evening, and d
e rived the following ideas from her, t
If which l do not subscribe. | admit how
1t "ver that there have been poor argu
! ments made on this subject some of whic
# she hit off very well indeed.
+ But she conveyed the sentiment tha
e ''Of cOuSe the women of Vermont ar
t anxious to vote :" and it appeared as
D The ''ot course grew ont Of the fact tha
r suffrage is the goal of her aspirations
t and therefore it must be of all womer
who had any adequate sense of thei
; own rights and capabilities. | under
> stood her TO hint that if the majority il
Vermont dd not desire the ballot i
must be for the reason that bondage hac
deadened their feelings.
Now, lst. 1t does not follow thai
Mrs. Stone is Il fair example of woman
f in this matter. We have seen many :
person who craved that which was alb.
normal. 1t is not impossible that thi.
should be her own case, and if we mis-
take not the inference would be Just as
legitimate the other way, viz: that it is
evident Mrs. Stone and her staff are as
plrlng out of their proper sphere and to
that which would not prove a good to
the sex because the majority Of women
are perfectly content to remain as they
are. One lady sitting near me remark
ed AT that point in the procte ling, that
her argnmc t ''wa> certainly a left hand
ed compliment to the ladies of Vermont ="
We are not 10y any means sure that the
di>similaritv between Mrs Stone and tt e
Vermont women Is an in>inuatiou against
the latter or against the laws under
which she lives. We know that the
laws lave certainly not been 50 rig ,rou,
that women did not d'ue 10 protest And
we know too that no protest has ever
been made against them from any source
that commanded attention.
was amused also ut the sweet as
sumption by which it was taken for
granted that the Attendance of 50 many
ladies i'll St JohnSbury was because thry
were already full of zeal for suffragc.-
and also that the men of Vermont were
such delightful II en- that they were CON.
to force the new amendment upon their
wives and d ,ughtcrs and sisters. whether
they esteemed it favor or not; and not tn.
less 50 to notice a remark now and then
which Indicated the hind OF respect she
would entertain Tor any OF them WHO
tailed to do 1t.
ihere was a broad declaration toe, that
lhe r'9ht OF female Sutira-e l. ''-eit-evl
dent truth and that mo argument Or
oH)ectlon could therefore hold against
II '''Iii 3e'iiieu ~ pe pio''u' Ill
all, by an unfair s'a'emrn; OF the ohJcc-
'ions' except IN the case OF some that
were scarcely worth "o'lce) For eX-
ample 'he ou'i'' accompanying the
ri%ht "' suffrage "eie characterized a.
merely bearing arms and even that was
done up IN 'h' PhrAze several times re-
Peated' go ont an" Sh'ot some"o0y' ~
Nothing was sail oi the TACT that II
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dNS2URY VTJ FILE WORKS

4AhLl~HEb I>'".)
' sad 4 FIlcs and Rasps Re-cut.
HT-E. L +. Fairbanks & Co., ST. Johns
u. hltrn E-q., VI. ". G.. & p. K. r., Lyn'
j.. lpav's. Esq., VI. NJ, L. & Il. K. L., Rut'
y > scale Co., Gage, Porter L Co
- y. II. .K-Senh for 4 cir Mar
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The Springfield Republican says that
a great revival is in progress in the Meth
odst churches Of Springfield. People
leave their business in The d.'y-timo to
attend the services, and outside Of the
meetings the subject of religion is dis
cusseI in shops AMI stores, and rumsei-
lers are seen in church, weeping tears of
penitence.
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0. 2. CUTTING,

Ny.!isin,., family pyes, Dye STUFF,
I'.z- Sta-iou,ry, Fancy Good-, Pock
.... " -". -. otsclts, Clocks, Jewell ), g..
.'. --'. .dhury 4 Russell store. x,
.l I.H VERMONT
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LkIRO & SIRORRIDGE.

.-- "nNl NENTS, TABLETS, HEAD
STONES, U\DERPlNlNu,
t' % ''r uitc Work, Carving and Lettering
-- I'll - can be done IN Bp-tou.
''-.iT. ST. I"H>sTUEY. Vt.
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-' B. HARRINGTON, SONS & CO.,

... ''' street, and Eastern Avenue, St Johnsbury
"'al lArgc assortment of PIA>os, CABINET
IT NC-iC, and lNsTgT CTIoN Book, and
'P1D7. -'- L aNu 4 iNE
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Some men wet nurse their troubles
with WHISKY, and the troubles thrive
wonderfully.
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DANIEL @. WOODRUFF,

LAWYER.
~ |HHNsIrrN. VERMONT.
---L-ct ~ of All Ching intrnstCd iulv9,
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Manufacturers and dealers in
.- SHOE A>D II RBEES, SHOE TOOL,
FINDINGS. Ec-, Gc.
"'u eti''t, It. job sbury, VI.
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PIERCE & MAY,

~1'.FNL t"F>T FOR THE
.lf-. s .s N.-iIO\ Nj LIFE I\SI EA\CtI
.1.r ii4it ~ 9lc,cu.r's store, -. JOhu-hury.
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Nm, w. CIRCUIT.
Z Ii S H A NJ A Y

CLAIM AGENT,
...r.r NNH 'oUNsELLug AT LAW,
t.-f p. Vermont
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Gusineas Carns.

.+ .a h. INN" a. - 'a-a line l,,,' scq.
PAUL MIGNOT,
iNNI 60 \ HAIR PRESSING
r,~.Nr>T 81. I"u~sHrrY uorsr.
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RGSS & SMIIh.
JOHN H. PECK, M. D.

.NIl~ AND SOLICITORS N JHANCERN.
Do Brick Block, opposite 81. ,JohusbuIy Hou-e.
s..-. W. l.. SMITH.
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ftALl / fLETChER.

.., CLOAK AND DRESS MAXIM
... .... t-5.T.ng, K. Il. street. st. .Iohnshury.
... .ft. ..... EMMA !. MAY.
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JEEETT & BRIGHAM

WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
| |.f. T. X : T. 81 OF L.
...! . riri .d- J Zee from the mills at the south
IS - la from I'll % = oil Icfincrir- in Pyun-vI-
t... general N.rcLiudisc, con -iztins Of
g. J tAuI,' 1luiIv Groceries, which We OIL
81. Z ai - store IN Railroad street, 81
.... .u IA mot tvorlb g term
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10. c. & GEO. w. CAHOON,
Ni LAW, SOLICITORS IN CHANCERi
- t'as cus and l;ouniie-, Lyndon, Vt.
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r. GALLAGHER.

DEALER N GENERAL DRY GOODS,
juHN~uN'S FLOCK.
.-.'t ''rt, =. JohnshuTy,
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- w. bi. GOODS, ". !. GprnS, FLOt l.,
~. D.. les. SiIING GOODS, Etc,
b.. .... TIG ST. JpIIN -EJE ~ HOUSE.
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W. N. LEARNED
!, r PIACKSTONE'S

: Tor ''"". Iarkcf d Cos - PERIOR FLOUR,
lrrieht Dep t, st John bury, VT.
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PUTNAM D. MCMILLAN.

'r NEW h"EN.
10 t--t.> u.,''. :5.G0o,oG
.. l.i.., o g, .'r,! u Agent, st .Irnnzbury, Vt.
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.iT-. JEWEI.E BOOKS,
STATIONERY. and FANCY GOODS.
'r"r Ed>','U Ir"HHc and Man street,
.>-EtEN, VERMONT.
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Il r u A X

ULA MIIiI,
..,S ~. .., II. John-hnry, VI.
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N. M. JOHNSON

] il u Il L : Vt SA LOON,
El.,t, up 'Iirs.y Main street, ST. ,Joinsbury
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I. BROOKS. NJ. D.,

...i i.,.-4. ~ PORTRAIT GALLERY.
r. iyr.- and lt,--ize photographs
.-.. 10 ,a,,-p.r han elsewhere.
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}. s. SiAS & SON,
e.. y - Z II J I G. | \ = .
be-. .. =, 81. Iahnsbury, VI. del -. y
!. {. BINGHAM.
.. .r.-I AND liIAHNACE, II>T,
:. 81 J.hGs'Ugy. VI.
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...N i y u : l. e l. - y.
..., ,.p. til. Bakery. =. J,hn-bury
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d. c. NEWELL, M. D.,
A y 20 :. EG + q y,
N-.t-, NfEMpNT.
las si!rlcc. .pr .=ite thc church. tap.-r
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VOLUME 33 -NUMBER 17O3

"Pcor girl" he muttered ''she put.
me out of patience sometimes, but she's :;
good creature. Bridget, see that thi-
goes to Miss Usher as soon as Willcv
comes from school. I'm i'll a great hurry. .
And he huddled the papers into an en-
velope, and was off with a bang of til.
door, leaving the note in Bridget's cuStg-
dy. lhe prescription lay upon the floor.
where it had fallen unperceived.
Miss Usher, sitting in her parlor by her
bright fire, pale, detected, wrapped in 4,
shawl, was not a little amazed when. two
hours later, the mis>ive was put into her
hands. DIR. Raymond had written her
notes before, half professional, halt friend
ly, but this was something mcxamplcd.
Silver doves, a smlrking cupid, with one
pink wing and one blue one. roses, co
lahtlnes, and what-not round the edne.,
these tiOwery lines enclosed:
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sengers. more or less bruised; none
seriously.
The Milton mine; White Pine, on
the road from Treasure to Sherman
town, has beehssold for $1,000, cash,
10 parties here.
The q. s. steamer Newborn, having
been fully repaired and received new
boilers, makes a trial trip on the bay,
with a large party of invited guests,
on Friday.
Louis L. Frank, convicted in the
Police Court Of indecent offense, was
sent to the county jail for four monts.
The prisoner has moved in respectable
circles, but Judge Sawyer proposes to
make an example Of this class Of
offenders.
A great number Of people went OH
Russian and Telegraph HILLS to-day to
see Blossom rock blown up. They
waited some hours, but in vain, as the
explosion will not come off before Sat
urday next, If so soon. The battery
connections are made, and powder Is
being slowed Ia the galleries as fast as
possible.
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SCENE IN NEW ORLEANS POLICE
CoURr.-A late New Orleans Picdyune
has the following, occurred in q Police
Court: Seated among persons whose
countenances disclosed every shade Of
evil, distorted by passions, bruised and
battered, were three young girls.
They were far too young for such a
place, and looked around upon the,
to them, unusual spectacle, with eyes
that could Ill conceal their surprise.
The Court evidently felt his heart
warm in kindness toward them. He
felt that 1t was q tit occasion to admin
lister that advice for which he Is so
noted, and inquired with n sympathe-
tic voice If thar was the first time they
were over in such q presence. Eyes
sir" replied one of them. What do
you think of it," inquired the Court.
"Oh, Its very funny, sir!-' said the
little girl. Ibid you ever see any
thing like it beforep' "Oh. yes, I've
seen the happy family in the museum
where the big monkey sits up, and
overlooks the rest :" replied the art
less creature. The examination was
not protracted.
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II the Democratic party desires to win in
the coming State election in Nevada, II
should make haste to bury away from sight,
memory and smell the defunct corpse Of the
Everlasting Niger" and in future platforms
ignore the fact that such u character ever
existed. There are no longer any niggers
in the ~nation-nothing but American citi-
zens Of African descent; and the Democracy
should conform its platform to this patent
fact.-Silrer State, Humboldt County.
The Democracy, for the sake of get
ting votes and Office, is really getting
to be quite aff~ectionate toward the
colored man, and making up to him
"like a sick kitten to 4 warm brick"
As the White Pine Ners recently re-
marked about the Democratic meeting
held at Hamilton, which passed q reso-
luton like this: "Looking only to
the present and the future, and un-
mindful of past political differences"
-"Franee wants soldiers" How
ever, we expect the colored men of
Nevada know how to vote, and who to
vote for, without being bought at two
dollars and a half a head-as were a
good many Democrats in this State
less than two years ago.