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NEW BOOKS

NEW BOOKS
N Received and for sale ri
FRENCH'S BOOK & STATIONERY STORE,
No. % King street
Talks with a Philosopher on the Ways 81; God
to Man by the author OF Talks with a Child on
the BeatiludcS;' = &c
On the Miracles OF our Lord by Gr" Nc
Donald, LID. author of ANNALS Of Quiet
Ncighborhood = 81.
Novum Tcstamcntum Gri""um, with Lexicon;
London; 81 %
Sergeant Atkins. Il Tale or Adventure. found
ed on fact, by an officer Of til" United States Ar
my 81 -.
Another lot Of that remarkable book. limo
cents Abroad by Mark Twain; s. -.
Wnncd and Won. or the True Vain" "t N"n-
an by W. b. Phillips; 81 30
The House Behind the P''plar:. ~ Mr.. j. Il.
Beckwith; 81 80.
The Bridge Of Signs, II Yachting story. Iki5
is the latest serial story that appeared i'll All
the Year Round during the life Of Charles
Dickens; 35c.
New lot Stepping lIravenward and yesterday.
To-day and Forever.
Another lot to-day Of the t;rm"u. DOLLAR
STEAM ENGINE. with Scientific Attachment:
both 81 25; mailed for 81 10.
innG G. f. FRENCH.
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IN #TonE.
rs hhI< very fine pure Old Rye Whiskry.
Is half hhl. Baker. $780,
ED Gihsnn'< (lrom \ to NNN) do.
:, hbl< very old extra line Wheat Whisk"y.
Old lIrnnrssry Brandy, Reserve, Madcir''
Hunts Double Diamond Port, Diamond Pure
.Ianlaira Spirits and Holland Gin selected for
uIy own trade and offered as low aS similar
.:Enis can hr bought in amy other market
jan H. VI. la w HoN.
g1LOUR-Wc have on hand and are constant
Il ~ receiving from the Nnllry FAM Ia,
EXTRA and SUPERFINE FLOUR, which
W., ,l T. for sHlr at market prices. ....
Constantly on hand Il supply Of the wcll-lin"wn
''''' ais "ISAAC WENGER's FAMILY"
equal To- any Flour that is made, to which We call
ian HoOE. WEDDERBuRN Il co.
NOTICE TO GAS CONSUMERS.
Bills Tor the quarter ending December 18th are
now ready for delivery. On all bills paid on or
percent will be allowed If not paid by the 10Th
of January tn" flow of gas vii hc >I"pprd,.
dec M19-2w. Superintendent.
NvOTICE-Thr annual meeting nfthe ''LNDE-
y PENDENT MUTUAL EIRE INSUR-
.lNCE COMPANY or FlIRFIA, Will be
held at the Custom House, over the P"Stutlce, III
Alexandria; on MONDAY, January 9th 1871,
at 10 y clock 4. IN.
By order of the Executive COMMITTEE. in 2-lw
CyOUTH CAROLINA FLOORING.
100000 FEET a. SOUTH CAROLINA
NG-Sc:iSnned--on hand and for sale by
ian HOOE. WEDDERBURN & co.
DARACEISUS.-D Backctt's Paracelsu
i 4 certain cure for Corns and Bunions. Just
received and for sale by
ian WARFIELD Il HALL.
4 TMORE'S MINCE MEAT. Sweet Cider,
~ Layer RaiSnS, PruncS, Dried Peaches and
Dried Apples. for sale by
ian j. G. MILBURN.
7 POOL ) T.
1000 sacks LIVERPOOL G. A. SALT
| 500 sacks MARSHALL'S FINE SALT
| in bright order, in store and for sale by
| jan HOOE: WEDDERBURN & co.
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tsvL. u. Harrison. AHciiOHcr".

CAIEOF HOUSEHOLD AND krrCiiEE
y FURNITURE, HATS. CAPS, &c. w.
Willhr sold on WEDNESDAY,. .lani'ary II, 1T
ten O clock a. H.. at No. ~ King street; npr".M,"
Germnn's NEW BUILDING, No. HOUSE
HOLD AND KITCHEN FtRNlT(,RE RE, en-
hrucin- Sofas. Chairs. Bc,lSradS Mattresses,
Wristbands. Parlor-st;nds. Mating. Cooking
and other stoves. Pictures. &C. &c. Also a large
stock of Hats and Caps t" close business Sale
p,sitiyr IAN ii
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X1IRGINIA:--At Rules held i'll the Clerk :
Y office of the Corporation Court Of h" city Of
Alexandria. on the 9th day Of December 1870
George L. Scaton W. James G.. Errplan"k: Case
on certified account and attachment.
The object Of this suit is to recover IT Tn" de-
PENDANT, James G.. Ncrplanck. til" sum Of seven
ty-sevcn dollars and twrnlytw" cents. with III
tcrcSt thereon from the iirstday of January. $50
and to attach and subject To the payment If tl"
same The brick dwelling and lot on lh. wet sid"
of Water street occupied by &. ". Clifford:
The defendant! James G. V"rplanrk, not hay
ing entered his appearance and given security;
according to the act of Assembly and the rules of
this Court, and il appearing Ivy plainttf-: ailida-
Wit that he i: not resident Of this State. 1t /: or
dcrcd that the said defendant appear here within
ono month ,irr due publication 81. this order
and d" what i necessary t" protect ms interest in
this SUIT; and that Il copy Of this order h" l"rlh-
with inserted IN The .NcroUIrin G0:rifc Il n"wa-
rarcr published in the city "f Alexandria, once
week for four successive weeks, and posted at
the front door of the Court House Of this city:
\ copy, tcstc: MORTON MARIE. CT X.
II. o. Claughton, p. a. Jan 3-law4w
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(OW LOST--A large light brown and white
y COW, with broad horns. and slit IN each
ear, broke away from her driver ON the night OF
Wednesday last, near the Cniumhl3 springs, "l
the Washington turnpike. She had Il piece of
rope around her horn and rope Gears on her feet.
A reward of 50 will be paid for her recovery or
for information that will lead I" her recovery.
HENRY HERBNER.
ION 3ts l52 King street.
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SIIRGINIA, At Rule. held in the Clerk 5
: office Of the Corporation Court IF the City
of Alexandria. ON the 9TH day of December, 1870:
Samuel p. Thompson vs.. John {, McCrnrk"n:
Case on certified account and attachment.
The object of this suit i, t" recover of the de-
PENDANT John G.. McCrackrm the sum nj two
hundred and twenty dollars and lively" cents,
with interest from the first day of October, 1870
and to attach and subject t" the payment
Of the same the house and lot on the east
side of Water street, between Prince and King
No. ~
The drfcndant John e. McCrarkcn, not hay
iu.g entered his appearance and given security
according to the act Of Assembly and the rules
nfri,i. Court. and il appearing by atlid arit that
h" is moi resident Of this State il i: ordered int
The said defendant appear mere within one month
after due publication Of this order, and do what
i. necessary +" protect his interest in this suit ;
and that copy Of this order be forthwith insert
rI in the .Ii,LnHd,lin Ga=cftc Il newspaper pub
lishch in tlIc city of Alexandria. once Il week for
four successive weeks, and posted at the front
door u!thc Court House of this city
\ copy. tcStr zee,
Inv. fy
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VIRGINIA. to wit: At Rules held in the
\ Clerks office "i the Corporation Court of
the city of Alexandria, on the ID day Of january,
1871: w. A. Smool. plaintiff ". Andrew jam
icSun. James T. Smith. Richards {. Smith and
John w. Green: In chanc"ry.
The object Of this suit is I" obtain pos
session of the lot Of ground OH Onion street, i'll
Alexandria, Va; sold by Andrew Jameson.
trustee. to the plaintiff. by public auction. ON
November lst. 1870 and to enforce the terms Of
the said sale.
The defendant. Richards {. Smith, not having
entered his appearance and given security. ar-
cordine to the act of Assembly and the rules of
this Court, and it appearing by aIiidayit ihat he
is not resident of this State il is ordered that
the said defendant appear here within ono month
after due publication of this order AMI q" what
is necessary TO protect his interest in this suit;
and that II copy Of this order be forthwith insert
cd in the llLcrnnd,io Ga5ctjc. Il newspaper pub
lshcd in the city Of AlcXanIria, once Il week i''r
four successive weeks, and posted nj the front
door of the Court House Of this city.
/ copy, tcstc: MORTON MARYE GIN
D. L. Smoo p. 4. Jan .i-lawlw
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SEVERELY IIGKr-,]amcs pcarn, Il boss
laborcr ON the Alexandria Canal while ut work
upon Slater bridge day or two ~" fell to
the ice below and was seriously il mol fatally III
iurrl
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In copying our remarks relative to Ac%an-
dria, published in last Mondays Gazette the
Leesburg Washingtonian says:--''W are graft
fed to learn this intelligence Asa Virginia
city. we rejoice at the prosperity Of Alexandria,
and would advise Virginians to trade with her
merchants and business men all they can.
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No WATER The residents of tlI, na@hhnr-
hood of ,hc intersection OF lcndlcton and Co
lumbus streets are loud in their complaints of the
condition in which the pump that #upplIcsth
| n rrnIoiu
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LAND SALE-Grean & Wise, real estate
agents, sold on yesterday the farm ". j. Man
uel located Hear Bristoe station, Prince William
county, containing ninety-siX acres more or
less, with improvements. to McS:;rs James NJ.
and Joseph ANcnus, OF Marshall county, West
VI for SlSnn
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Ry John III. PARROT. AuctiOneer.

ian G--lawts trustees
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-08-11
4 TAX tritH Whittier.

When you see Whittier, you see ill
Stantly it is the Whittier Of the pictures,
only more thin than gray. There is Il
hin. OF the Quaker, you notice, in the
cut of his dress, but not in the color,
which is black not new ut all, but 50
spollcsS as TO make you wish he would
take all your new garments and put
them through Il cOuIsc of training for 4
few months, that they may get the habit
Of looking pure and sweet as that when
YOU come to wear tEcm,-a Quaker III
his speech, but using ''thec and Chou
with such shy sweet Grace as t" make
Won wonder whether the finest manner,
may not lurk, after all, within the home
" old Saxon terms; quick with his
words, contrary to all his traditions and
training, and with no hint of the sacred
sing song his sect has always held in such
profound esteem, especially i'll mcct'n'.
When, CONTINUES this Unitarian wri-
tcr) We had done with our greeting, We
struck first, cannot tell hJw,-on the
iathomlc>S subject ui the nature and drs
tiny of the human soul, My friend and
myself took the sunny side Of the way
W hitler the shadowy. We tried t"
make out a ease that should centre first
and last in the Divine love: lac stood
fast 10y the human responsibility. We
mar~hallcd our picked forces tor Il Di-
vine election ct all souls at last 10 the
everlasting lie he matched III with lie
freedom of the will, through which Il
man may elect himself 10 the doom OF
the lost, and persist i'll that to the end.
We fired our las; shot ale shall 90
after the sheep which is lost until lac find
it, and brin" it un his shoulders rcjoic-
M" He icarc. that tlI, habit oil wan
dclin. would carry the day a"Iin " hen
ever the harlr>- dim" cot lis 'hrncc t"
break away: there wcuid be- II" over
coming Of the freedom IF the viii 10
warLrr eli or To STAY 10y the shepherd
even III the Green pastures and Icy the
still waters OF God 1t WAS Il most pa,
ihriir and touching littlr siIu."lc of two
To one. Still W hitter >tund when We
had done " here he was wlcn we h'4an.
-un>pcakaIly solemn and tender, wish
IN, | thought, he could zee what seem
eel - sure t. IL, but neither able nor
wiIin@ To disturb the solid alrl ~trong
con> iclion- of Il lifetime, and ui ~ucl 4
life.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-08-11

There are times when i man is in
such Vigorous health, that it almost
seems "a if nothing could hurt him.
\ young lady alightcd from her car
Iii.c IN the Central Park and stood upon
the damp Grass for half an hour, listen
al" 10 the music of the band the feet
beraIuc cold, II chill struck through her
system, and She dicl III few days of :,
d,-o,,@e in the throat.
Hrrcntly a y"um@ lady from New
ok WAS visiting some oil the interest
M place III Rome; bccOmin. weary,
she sat on II tone bench for a few mo-
mcnt', and has been raralyzed from her
waist down, ever since.
\ person walks on Il summers day TO
some public exhibition or picture gal
lery it feels rclreshlnely cool ON first
entrance, time passes unawarcs, when all
at once an ugly chill runs down the back
and next day there i Il cold which is to
worry and annoy for weeks, if not for
months Very many, especially deli
cate ladie-, let their death" in this
''J' 80 - '''iC picture S'tlltllt~ anu
public buildings, the precaution should
be taken always ON such occasions TO
have an extra shawl alon@, even in the
hottest days OF summer, 10 be- thrown
over the shoulders, and if the gloves are
kept ON, it is Great aid in lrevcntin"
the system from cooling oil too rapidly.
1t IS a simple and 4 very little thing to
take bath. \ young lawyer took Il
bath some years ago, in this city he
@tayed in too long. became chilled, and
was cripple all his days, for forty years
afterwards.
Many person has been found dead
IN the batll-tuh, from attempting to en-
Joy that luxury too soon after eating.
Never battle, hot or cold, ON full stom-
ach the most perfectly safe time for
taking any kind OF bath is before break
fast, Tor then there is the least dancer
that the system Is overheatcd, and then
too it las the most vi"or, the greatest
power OF reaction, the greatest ability of
resisting the influence of cold
1t is usual for sca-bathin9s to be- taken
IN the middle of the forenoon or after
noon; but considering the hot sun, send
me- Ms iierccst rays on the head, it would
be wiser and safer to select the early
m"rhIn@.-HdTS JouHW Of VcdM.
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fDru;H NJ THUrbc carr.

pL.,.L. Cary died at \ewuort X L.
ON Monday. smr,ilin" her sister Alice
hat ,ix months. The life of the two SIS
ten were iu~cparably blended to@clher.
and in death they are hardly divided.
phu.be wrote much les than Alice. and
left hardly ANYTHING in pro-c. She wrote
several volume. of poetry. however. AMI
many Of her poem, have LONE been. and
viii continue to l.. household lavoritc~.
Her latest and best work wa, "Pncm,
ui Faith, Hope, and Love-" published
by IIurd 4 IIonahton in lNG9 One of
her hymns, NEARER Home" which has
cumiorirl many Christian lralt-. has an
luterc-tim. story connected with il, which
- told ancw 10y the Tribune, Il follows
\ gentleman III China, intu>trd with
packages Tor Il yuun. mtn from his
friends III tho United States, learned that
he would probably he found IN Il certain
.clmbln4- hou~,. II, went thilhcr. but
not seem" the y0un9 mtn, sat down and
waited i'll the hope that he might como
~. The place was bldlam OF noises,
men gettin. anery over their cards, and
frequently coming 10 blows Near him
at two mcn-unc youno-tha other 10
years of a,c. They were betting ana
thinking in IA terrible way, the older one
ewing uttlancr continually To the foulc-t
profanity. Two oamc; had been finish
ed, the youn. man losing each time.
The third came, with frc~h bottles of
brandy, had Just begun, and the young
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-08-11

cating-Ior an hour or two at least.
Why not Because certain degree OF
heat IS required in the stomach for digcs-
ton, and if cold drinks are taken, the
temperature Of the stomach is lowered,
digestion ceases, and is only resumed
when the requisite degree of heat is
again obtained. For the same reason,
cold drinks Immediately before eating arc
injurious.
To quench thirst, simply, very little
fluid is essential, and il is always best
and safest to drink it from Il teaspoon,
especially if tired and heated. Before
drinking, however, it is well 10 dip the
hands, including the wrists, in cold wa
ter, also bathing the forehead with the
same. If one is also suffering from cX-
hausIion, broth or some simple beverage
should be used; but never wines or liq-
uor>. The reckless habit of gulpin"
down quantities Of cold drinks when hot
and pcrspiring, is exceedingly dangerous,
but one men indulge in themselves, and
guard their horses against. But We all
know how grateful summer beverages
are, AND Tor the most part MhuicSnmc,
and for the preparation of such, we "ivc
4 lew rrripr-.-HrEH Nrr Y"L,r.
NNEI:ONN GAUGE RNIIEOAIp~.-N
row "au"c railways arr now attracting
increased attention from their Great
chcapnc><. One unfamiliar " ilh III chan
r- can hardly be mad" /" hclirvr what
a difference there l. in The east eli build
III" AMI operating a road say three feet
wide, and one ol the usual width OF four
feet ci"ht and half inches Engineers
pat it aS the difference OF the cubes OF
the widtli-ur where one costs 80 the
other costs SlOi, The dead w,i@ht ia
running the heavy "m"inr~ and cars ON
our pI,-,mt read, j. an prm"u- some en-
"lnrcrS estimate that IN passenger ualn-
50 tuno al unprndurIitr wc!'ht i hun
dl-d +" every one tom 81 pas M.
r,g An oh nero in the West Indies
wa- very minus t. learn /" read the
Bible. H.. nlcI Il Lon, Way ir,m IEr
missionary house, and Vet Ia. would
ruhlr I, i.lru = i..--,u VIII .hrl,r he had
limr. II va such hard WORK. and h..
made - lItllr rr""r,>-. That the mi IL
any ut tired, and t"ll him one d:,y that
hr had better "i>r ii up $40, m;,>>a.
SAID la, with 2rcn! rarnr,tnr<~, me
nrhbrr "iN'~ 1t np till mr die. And
puiutiu. with hi- finger To- the beautiful
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-08-11

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court. held At the
Caledonia District. - Probate" pIIt,c, ~. johns
huI>, la said "iatu't. GA the -"ih day "I july \ d
III.
Henry wmher. cNccuiur "t the Last VIII AMI Tesla.
m"ui 81 Jacob Blanchard Ltt"Ui P"I,hlu IA SAID dis
met deceased. presents his administration cunt uI
examination aul allowance, and make IppilCitiut
i"r decree OF distribution ami Partition q llr estate
81 said dec ceased.
MhcrrUppn, its ordered by sLi! court, That said &c
count aLd said Application hc referred tp I--II sad
court To Ice hrli Al the IrOhI" UlICr in ST Joh~hUTN
III" Eth day u Aug. A. u. l-'l Tor hearing and lie
C>iuH thereon And II Is further ordered that notice lee
given to all persons Interested, 10y public alton 81 the
same tine" weeks sue c~~Ncy ia Ia" CL"'iuI.IlH Il
new >lIlcr published al 81 ,Gs'ury Fr'NIuI~ To- -d
TINT appointed tur hearing, that they may appear al
sand TIN" and place, ana show Cu~" Il They may
nave, " hy l account should Hut i IluN",!
it'i'U IIGr 80 the tDl.it. AttC-i,
ASA l.. FKENCl. judge vi Probate.
4 tue ,HI.Ns record Attest.
= asa /. tKEAt u yt.5-t.rI IT, .t.IIr
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-08-11
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PAJFnr,
II. If. EDDY,
SOLICITOR OFF ATI.\r.

Far Hc'"'j,s, Trad" HIrI., .. G....
No. % stat" Street, opposite Kilhy street I:... 90
Alter an extensive practice OF upy,ar.- ...
years continues to secure patents In The L. .t..
also II Great Britain, France and other ',.r..
tries Caveats, specifications bonds. a...fr.,.
all papers or drawings Tor patents, rNcrtlr..
terms. and with despatch Rrscarcnr- l.
American or foreign works, to determine d..
or utiity oil patents or iuVchtiDuS-aLI r...
advice rendered in all matters tOuChintiur-.'..
Oithe claims Oi any patent furnished Ly TEL. ..
Assignments recorded at Washington.
IESTIM EIALs
al regard Mr.. Eddy as one OF the I..-r
and capable practitioners with whom la..I
alinteTCUursc. CHAS. MASON.
Commission b. .-...
81 have no hesitation in assuring iuyrLiuI- ?. -
cannot employ person more conf 'f'Hf ALL. g.
worthy, and more capable 81 putting their ID,
IN form 10 secure tor them an early .rt
consideration at the patent Office"
EDAJN Nd Bl' Rk + Late Commissioner 90. t.......
Mir. X. II. Eddy has made Tor H." IS diI ...
AIlh:t"rc OF which patents have been .rll...
That l. now pending. Such unHsiakrIhir ll......
I!tht AMI ability on his part leads M" {" I'..
alt INVENTORS :" apply To him /" procure The.
- NJ may 'r sur" ul hINiu. the most itl'....
Ccarwc-.' '' i,tti,
Boston. ! a. I
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-08-11
Yf1aI.
SiIas G. BartIett's Will,

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court held at the
Caledonia District, Probate OtCc, in st. Johns
bury. within and Tor said district, the 2 day OF
August, A. d., ISL.
AN instrument, purpOrting 10 be the last WIN and
Test Iuent OF SIs G. Bartlett late OF 81. Johns
bury, In said district. deceased, being presented Ia
the Court by Martha C. Bartlett, the cNcCutTiN therein
named tor probate:
1t is ordered 10y said court. hat alIpcrS0ns concerned
therein lie notified toappcar at session of aaid court
10 be holden at The Probate OtiCe. in ST. JOhsOury
on the 2lSt day {" August A. ID 1871, and show Case
any ihcy may have, against the Probate OF said i'll
Hr winch purpose it isturthcr ordered. that copy Oi
he OF Illus order be published three weeks sue
CcssINcy IN The Caedonian printed ut St. JUhnsbury
prEN 'nus 10 stld time appointed tor hearing.
BY the COurt-AtteSt
A tru" copy OI RcCuTd.-AttcSt
l. ASA l.. FRENCH Ju,I,. a., p,.I,,.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-08-11

IloT WEATIIER DRINKs.-If every
reader has not supply of ice lin an ice
house, at this moment, it is no fault of
ours 1t is one of the strings we have
harped on with vigorous touch. 1t is
a luxury-a necessity that lies in the
power of every farmer, at least, to pos
sess. On hot day, there is no drink
equal to ice-watcr, and none 50 harmless,
if properly taken. Cold drinks Of any
kind should not he INDUCED in soon after
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-08-11


''PaiientS and Ion" suffering
The latest thin. uut--Lpycrs, tho.
moonlight nights.
\ baby who kis,c- hi; mother and
fights his father, may -aid to h. partial
to his ma and martial 10 his pa.
The woman that makrth GOOD pad
ding in silence i better than on That
makrth tart reply.
\ writer ON school discipline .,..y~ ::
"Without Il liberal Use of the roI it i
imp"S>iblr t. make h"ys smart.
Never owe any man more than You
are able 10 pay, and allow no man To
owe you more than you are able 10 lose.
Why does "a coat Get ltr@cr when tax
Ell out OF Il carpet hl4 B.cau-r. when
you take it out you'll linI it in crca-c-
Cur love for the youn% all fearful be-
>ccchc~ Don't let them be %ravc- for de
cayc'l little pclrhc, ~. .1H,u, .Ns"-
ger.
evil you have me, Sarah - aid a
youn" man TO a modest eirl NO,
John; hut You can hlsc me, il You
will"
\ Iitu-,illr hon never >et~. but wail~
till another hen comes oii with Il brood,
tlrra~hcs her AMI takes away the chick
ems. They call ii i;lc Chicago plan.
a young doctor, ON bcin. asked to
contribute toward iuclu~in. and urua-
mcnti"g the VILLAGE rrErtrry, very cool
ly remarked that il hr helped to till it he
thought lac should 10 Iii, part
New Hampshire Is described a. state
which would he as lar4c a. Illinois ii it
Were only Is Hat, but Is crumpIel up
until it can he tucked into a mere corner
OF the map.
Many ladi,> are walking around with
crutches or Il cane, the effect of havin"
mistaken their own foot Tor croquet
ball, and making cltrctual strokes at it
with their malIct.
y ha,hlul yonng man WAS c~corling Il
baShlul yomg lady, when she said, en-
trcatingly: ''.Iabcz, don't tell amy body
Cph '"''uO'i HlT ii'iI'- Ion IL
afraid, replied he, Il am ~ much
ashamed Of it as yon are "
..Why. Uncle .Juhnny." said his friend.
..can You afford to eat shad at twenty
five cents IL pound - "Oah, woll :"
said Uunclc Johnny triumphtntly." /
can put him in mine icc-chr-t and keen
him until lac GETS -hcaprr"
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yeS NJ 'scu 10 come "litre i iT'' III
wv ,i'''ii t','''c every Sc'' 10 inc ro"rt'i
Vi 'u'y 'ie'''''"',' ana VIC 'i"'yS hi''it
heaP o' MN, winch was the reason Ii"
ikea 10 come
Says Vermont correspondent Com
ing up IN the cars quite an amusing in
cident occurred. The palace cars need
custom. The common cars are few and
crowded, and those who would be com
Portable are compelled to pay extra to
have seat in the palace saloon. Sever
al gentlemen stood. a lady took a