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know. I had such q horrible fceling. -
Oh, Harold! l dreamed Harry vas drown

know. 7 had such horrible feeling
Oh. Harold! dreamed Harry vas drown
ed
Ills face grew white. lie Vas naa-
death, George Gray got him on. Of tho
pond. Gray sent down to the Office for
me: I went after DR., Hopper and came
right MP. There was bu. spark Of life.
bnt We succeeded at last
How many days ago was it, Harold =
said I.
Seven weeks ago yesterday said he.
smiling.
Seven weeks. said I. impossible. -
You have been very sick with the brain
fever. Ella. You were very near death !:
for days We despaired Of ever seeing you
conscious. You would call yourself all
kinds of names; you would say, Harry !,
drowned, and made him drown himself
Last nj ght Dr. Hopper SAYS the crisis is
At hand; if you live through the night you
will get we'll. Oh, Ella. am so thank
ful you are spared to me-
Il have been weak and sinful. Harold
said I. and then told him all, not keeping
back anything.
lie heard me through. strokiug nv hair
/ in a gentle fashion. When had finish
! ed, he said
4, has taught you lesson, Ella dear
And that was all.
| soon recovered For long tine I
could not bear Harry out of my sight. l,
seemed as if could not do half enough TO
atone for my wicked conduct The thought
makes me shudder now--if il had been
that Harry had never come back to me.
and that the last words he had heard from
his mothers lipswcrc so unkind have had
three children since and not one Of them
has ever received cross or ha.ty word
from ME. Oftentimes my patience is Sc
verely tried, but one thought Of that hor-
rible death. to which Harry came so near.
drives the demon away.
Mothers. bear patiently with those lit
tic innocent ones. Are there not manv
whose eyes. resting upon this simple .tc-
ry. are filed with bitter tears at the re-
collection Of the unkind words, and even
blows TO little children laid away forever
who would give all their worldly pns-
sessions, yes. years Of their lives. to recall
those hasty words which made their lips
quivcr pitifully. and the clear eyes dim
with tears? All! you cannot have them
back. They arc gone, and your sin To-
mains.
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LOUIS NJ AND Laxyo1 The Count {

Louis NJ AND LANNoI The Count Of
Lannoi. one of the bravest of the soldiers
Of Louis NJ Of France. and one OF the
most brilliant ornaments of the Court.
was condemned to death by that monarch
for supposed implication in a conspira-
cy. The count not only declared his in
noccnce of the charge. bu, offered proof
that would have been convincing had it
been listened to; but Louis was exasper-
ated, and deaf to all such approaches.-
To add to the indignity of his situation
the King sent his barber. Oliver le Dain
made so familiar by Scott in his move,
"Quentin Durward." to announce to him.
as a special favor. ,ha. his royal master
allowed him to choose whatever mode of
death he might prefer. I.annoi. himself
a man of courage. knew that the King not
only possessed the same quality. but liked
to see it in others. Bearing this in mind
he announced his choice in the following
letter:
Sire: I am penetrated with gratitude
for your Majesty's extraordinary kindness.
aud for the anxiety yon manifested on the
subject of my punishment, You will be-
lieve me when say that would rather
have lost my life in your Majesty's service
than on such a charge as this. But. since
my death is determined. I send you for tha,
purpose the chain of gold which your Ma
| jesty wore at the battle of Qucsnoi, and
which you placed on the neck Of my faith
er. Raoul de Lannoi. in the th:ckest o!
the danger. with these memorable words :
'pocqpe dien my friend. you combat toe
freely You mus, be up. for cannot az
I ford to lose you jus. yet. want your scrvi
ces for wears to come With this chain,
sire. wish to be hanged at the foot o.
the Tower du Nord, where | was wound,
ed in the breast by an arrow mean. fo'
your Majesty. when l covered you from
Rasxay's fierce attack"
This appeal even Louis XI could no
resist: and Leuuoi's punishment was re-
mit,ed. and subscqueu. proof Of his in
noccnce restored him TO royal favor and
confidence.
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A SAP SroRY.-Many years ago, pic
turesque spot. on the Ridge road. about
SIX miles northwest Of Lockport, N. Y.
was the location Of handsome and CON-
fstiable homessead. The farm in rich
acres slpped sway to the north ward. and
the bdiIdines we're shaded by stately trees
Of oak and maple. The family which re.
sided there was respected alike for it's
wealth and worth, and from that parental
roof went forth to homes Of their own. a
goodly number of lovely daughters and
noble sons. One of fhese. more ambi-
tious than the rest, thought to better his
already prosperous fortune by accepting
the golden promises Of California. Al that
time, so temptingly held forth. While
there. he met and loved young girl who
was filling TIE honorable position of nurse
maid, in a rich mans family. She was
uncducated and of humble birth. but am
liable and remarkably beautiful He placed
her in boarding school. where she re-
mained for several years. until her eAu-
cation was completed, when he married
her
Tie was then very wealthy man, and
he decided to return with his young wife
TO his native State. At San Francisco
they took passage in sailing vessel for
New York, which. when within two hun
drcd miles Of the latter port. sprung leak
and rapidly filed with water. When the
captain saw that his vessel was sinking.
he let down the boats and into them low
cred the female passengers. When this
poor young wife learned that her husband
was not going, she implored them to al
low her to stay and die with him. But
the captain was inexorable, and she was
torn from his arms AMI lowered into the
boat, which hurriedly made for the land
What an agonized farewell. The wife
looked back and saw that loved husband
for the last time clinging to the mast OF
the vessel as it sunk into the pi,ilcss sea-
The poor girl reached the home of har lius-
bands parents in safety, and few months
after her arrival became the mother of n
bright little boy A few years later she
visited Southern State, taking her child
with her. From that fatal tour she re-
turned childless, and the remains Of her
darling hoy lay In Southern grave. BY
her child's death the last tie which bound
her to her husbands kindred was broken.
and she came back to Lockport. grieving
over the manifold sorrows which had be-
fallen her in stranger State.
Weary of her lonely life. she at last lis,
tened to the protestations Of an ardent sui
tor and married him; and intrustci her
property. which was considerable. al
though $50, 900 in gold wen. down with
that ill-!ated vessel
This second husband proved to be a
gambler and worse; and after squander-
ing the larger portion of her wealth. he
fled with the remainder, leaving her with
two children. penniiess and homeless
And now, in an obscure dwelling n few
miles outside of the city. this sad wreck
af once lovely and beloved woman sub
sists by the charity of a single friend.
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tsns noisc Of words which fell VIM cnn-
fusion on the ear. The farther this spirit
receded from human view. the sounds be-
cazns less distinct. until they were final
y lost in the deep reccsses Of the valley.
and all that was mortal Of Randolph of Ro-
anoke Vas hnshed in death.
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Tic Great Blcnl Pmri.fcr


crease in flesh and weight is aud felt
The Great Blood Pmrifcr.
Fr,ry Jrcr 81 ne S,rsaparil'ian Rrso'ryn,
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repairs ne rus',s Of ne lo.y rrifi rr,r and ,oErd
material. .Scro'Hlg consumption, girnguifr aIs-
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PAINFUL disclargr'. n,gif srrGfs, ard al rasfcs
., Hc ne pFt.c,, <, orc scT'hin ne curafrc rrag
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Young man." said minister 10 a
youth in his congregation. "do you know
what relations you sustain in the world -
Yes. sir:two cousins anja grandmother.
bat I don't intend TO sustain them much
longer"
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4 little girl not far from Schenectady
after noticing for some time the glitterin, /,
gold filing IN her aunt's from, teeth. ex-
elsirncd: AUNT Mary. wish | had
copper-toei teeth Ike yours
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There are two periods in the life cf a
man at which h. ia too wise To tell W..
men the exact truth-wlea he's in love.
aud when he isu't.
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BUSINESS NOTICE.
E. LEO SPAlDlNG.
a LIGHr ST, RxETik0RE ND.

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"Eoys will be boys" is nonsense
Bows will be men-if they live long
enough.
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~ Radwny's SirmparNian Rcsolrc"s
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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-06-19
Political.

GEN. GRANTS LETTER OF ACCEPTANCE.
The following is the Presidents letter
OF acceptance in response to the official
notification of his nomination rendered bv
Judge Settle, on Monday:
q EXECUTIVE MANSION,
Il WASHINGTON, D. c.. June 10.
Hon. Thomas Settle, President of The
s National Conpention, Paul Strabasch
and others, Vice Presidents.
GENTLEMEN-Yours of this date adyis-
ing me OF the action of the convention
held in Philadelphia, Pa, on the fifth and
sixth OF this month, and Of my unanimous
nomination for the Presidency by il, is re-
ceived. | accept the nomination and
through you, return my heart felt thanks
to your constituents for this mark of their
confidence and support. If elected in
November, and protected by kind prov.
idence in health and strength to per-
form the duties Of the high trust confer.
rcd, promise the same zeal and devotion
to the good of the whole people for the
future Of my official life as has been
shown in the past. Past experience may
guide me in avoiding mistakes inevitable
with novices in all occupations. When
relieved from the responsibilities of my
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-06-19

To guard vel What has already beeu
secured. 10 wOrk out faithfully aud wise.
y what il non 10 hand, and to consider
ihe questions which are nOw looming up
% Vies bui little way before as. the
RePubliean PaHy i to day what IL vas
10 the gioopy years Of slayery-a natisn-
81 necessity. |, aPPcsls. therefore.
Tor support to the patriotic aud liberty
loving to the just aud the humane: TO ali
who would dighify labor. 10 all who
would educate, elevate and tighten the
burdens ofsons and daughters Of toll.
With lis great record. the work still re-
naming to be done ander ube great SOL
der whose historic renown and whose
successful administration for the last
three years bogat such popular confidence
the Republican party may confidently
in the language Of the Convention you
represent, start on new march to vioto.
~. 4t
Having accepted, lhirty-six years ago.
he distinguishing doctrines Of the Repub- |
lean party ,O-dny-having during years
u that period Tor their ADVANCEMENT sub.
'rdlnated all other issues, &C citing in and
cooperating with political organizations
nth whose leading doctrines had some
lines neither sympathy nor belief; hav.
ng labored necessarily for many years TO
'uod aud build up the Republican party,
nd having, during its existence, taken an
umble part in its grand work, grateful
accept the nomination thus rendered, and
lall endeauor, if it shall b, ratified by
lie people, faithfully to perform the du- |
os it imposes.
Respectfully yours,
(Signed,) Henry WILSON.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-06-19
The Convention.

The convention last Saturday, was Ger
tainly one Of the best We ever attended
and would be an honor to any county OF
any party. With but perhaps very few
exceptions, there was none Of that "fugle
ing" or "wire-pulling" too oftenpractlced
in such bodies. 1t was very fully attend.
ed, quite harmonious, and imbued with n
spirit of patriotic enthusiasm.
As we had predicted, the "onc term"
principle, now becoming so popular
throughout the state, received a very
hearty endorsement, even from those who
thought that an exception might properly
be made in such an office as Proba te
Judge An entire new ticket was put in
nomination, which, under the circum.
stances, reflects no discredit upon those
officers who have had but one election.
We had hoped the present Judge of
Probate would have been again placed
on the ticket, for that is an Office that
should not be made subject to the caprice
ofpolitical factions, being superior to all
parties. The custom Of rotating this of.
fee, we hope, will ere long be given up
in this county. a.
M
The ticket presented is worthy of the
united support of all Republicans, and if
the past indications mean anything, it
will receive it.
No ''se:" speeches were INDUCED in,
yet several gentlemen, when called uron,
spoke of the "faith that was in them"
Gov. Hendee, who by the way, is one
OF the best of presiding officers, added not
a little to the enthusiasm of the .conven-
tion by his inimitable manner of conduct.
ing its deliberations. He was taken com.
pletely by surprise at the introduction of
the Congressional resolution, and feeling
ly expressed his gratitude. This demon.
stration On the part of the convention be-
ing mass convention, composed of the
representative men from all the towns in
the county, taken together with the evil
dent good feeling existing towards him, I
ensures the undivided support of tine q
county. n. ss
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Morrlsville. May |. 1872. :"
a NGLo SAXoN I'd!

This noble specimen of thd English Thorough
pred family combined with as fair elements OF our
oest American breeds of horses as can be produced
having biood of both Black Hawk end Morgan
uacnpie ustlncty to the fountain head in each /.
rection, and as close alliance as can be seen, ed
under the most favorable circuns tances with a
morse OF this aye. Anglo Saxon, sire Of Anglo Sax.
on "a, was q Black Hawk bred by VIM. Peters Of M
Andoyer, Mass and Was sired by OLD BLACK
HAWK. sDam by POST BOY by sir HENRY a we II
known thoroughbred Anglo Saxon I'd was bred
as breeder Of fno blooded horsesis not Surpassed
by any In the Province. The Dam Of A. s. I'd was
an English Thoroughbred by OLD DEFIANCE. a
IKE the celebrated CAHWELL was imported by
the Quebec Agricultural Society, and was selected
i9r tha speed Of race horse to with the trot.
ungDiood OF America Thus we have in A. s. I'd
strains of the greatest purity Of both Black Hawk
and Morgas combined with the valuable and hiuh
spirited blood Of g English Race horse rend er-
ing nm one OF the best blooded horse this country
or any other can produce. When one year old he
the rst prize over % others Of his class
az the Stanstead fair @. When two years old took
the irst premium ut the state Fair at Buringto ton,
w. When three years old he received high recon.
mcndatlon al the New England Fair Mt Manchester
y. n from tho best lu6ges, which published
for the public benefit, but not being entered under
rule could not draw premium
Anglo saxon Cd sfve years old this June, color,
Briph tGolden Bay with black maine and tail MAX.
ing beautiful contrast. He weighs il0Olbs, and
stands l6 hands high, Actual measurement shows
him to be one ofthe host proportioned animals that
that can DC procuccd. Has heavy shoulders we'll
back with heavy arm, short and fat from knee to
pastern indicating grert endurance and capacities
Tor speed seldom ,sequalcd. Heavy snews and
clean head; fine earpromient eye; in short beariny
clearly displaying his English Thoroughbred m,
tecedents: He is owned by VIM, s. Cheny Of Nor
senson and at no other place as Mr. Cheney recoe-
Mes in stock produced more merit than in any,
thing else. 8#I |,4-I H'" = - '"'
30wl Nv Fop,p.o,,xnx
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-06-19

TO the new Town Committees who
were appointed by the Co. Convention be.
longs the duty of calling caucuses in their
respective towns to chose delegates to the
State Convention next Wednesday at
Montpelier. Let every town send its full
number CT delegates, for thereby her in.
terests can be best attended to.
A caucus for Hyde Park has been cal.
led for next Saturday evening, and where
no clucus has yet been called, we suggest
that as convenient time for each town in
the county. The Railroads will carry for
half fare.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-06-19

A Card.

am about to resign the agency of the Far
mers' Mutual Insurance Company, and renlov
West. Therefore all Notes and Demands du
the Company through my Agency, raust be pal,
ut once. shall continue to Insure for advanc
premium at liberal discount, until further no
tce. Respectfully Yours,
2Iu CHS. C. DODGE.
MOrrisyille, May 90. 1872.