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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-23

By OLIVER WENDELL HOLEgs.
Whatever do and whatever say,
Aunt Tabitha tell me that isn't the way
When she was a girl (f5rty Summers ago.
Aunt Taoitha tells me they never dif 80
Dear auut! III only would take her advics!
Bur lice nv own way and / find it 50 pice
And besides forget hall the things an told
But they all will core rack to uc-When am Oh.
lfa youth passes by, ID may happen, 10 doubt,
He may chance 20 look In as clarce 10 look ouI,
She would never endure an impertiuent stare
1t is hOrr q, she says AID must Mt SIT there.
A walk in the moosiisht he's pleasure. own,
Bat 1t isn't quite safe to be walking alone
So take laG's arIn-just .or salty, you ku0T-
But Aunt Taaitha tells me they didn't DO 50.
How wicked We are, sld how good they were then
Taey kept at aru's gth those detestihle men
What an era of virtue she live1 inl-Rut stay
We're The a su-h rogues in Auut Tatitha's day
II the men were 50 wicked. rii ak ny papa
How he darec 10 propose q my d1rling mamma;
" De like the re-t frLcm t.O0d ness Who knOSs'
And shat sasll say, il q wIcten should propcsst
What a won Ger Auct Tahithas aunt must have beeni
And hs- s-a1c-zun- il sc1ro- mellow shockingIy
sad
That We girls ofto-diy are so frish.fun bad
marry r viii srvo Us. and nothing elss car,
Let mo perish-to rescue s, N vv-schod young mar
Though when q the altar victim 20,
Aunt rAbi.ha' tell me she neve- did sot
fs.4ufi- N3nt.. p FOR MaTca.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-23
Poetry.
For the free Pres aad Times
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Hos entity sllltA She 4nw
fns pure, u1snlIel s1'w
Lis1 ,elisons f.iln- irJu uus uu aan-s.
V3 .ae pcnetsu. ulrsh io'p--
uor ST. ..uts fi',stl ,ac sos.
Ine o secy. Il ItrIl 4-4 sl1Fl
l. &c cuIr tF sstsrs = alD- eu
Ni.n th5i- uo.sslus, tus- sll uE
How steadily fall the faxes
The pezriy glistenins fake
Like the ea-sJme proa iso the future ziy.s
Aud the hear upnftsd t-kes.
How lovingly falls the snow,
How mingle the fakes below
Like pitying doE DROPS sled from n)wers
where only the n1Crners 50.
Oh the hrig ght haptismal snow
How It whiteas the earth below
It's IA liance making the darkness light,
And bringing the lCl y low.
Who learns cf the filling snow,
Of ths sinless gpeeehless snow
You may see them not but the hali o. God
Writes lessons in the snow.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-23
NUMBER 80.

Louis Rose, 80 wel-known to every resident Of
Ogdensburg, as Crazy Louis, !" died at the
poor house, Canton, one day last week
The steamer St Lawrence having received
therepsirs needed in her wheels is busily engaged
each day in reopening navigation. Friday and
saturday she was operating in the vicinity Of
Chimney lslsnd, cutting away at the ice field 50
'hSt the detached portions could pass down the
rapids. She has a heavy job before her, but
viii probably work through in q few days
OgieHsburg Journal.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-23

ABOUT WouEx-A female thief was lately
arrested in Keokuk. who answered to the ap-
pellati,n. .Rattling Marth, from the State Of
Mizoo
4 reporter. who is said to be an arthority
on the subject. says that the contempt for the
rules of debate entertained by some Of the
leaders Of the woman Suffrage movement is
sublime.
\ young lady in Philadelphia has become
permanently insane from freezing her fore
head. She went ont sleighriding, wearing
fashionable bonnet
\ Nantucket girl is It member OF the Cali
lornia State Board Of Examination Of teach
ers. and is also one of the managing editors
of the California State Teacher.
\ Boston physician says be has patient
in charge, married at fourteen, and who at
thirty-seyeu bad been the mother OF twenty
five living children. and never more than one
child at a birth.
About a week ago. Mrs. Watts, living near
Fort Snith. Ark, heard a loud sluealinS in
the ward back Of the barn, and, rushing out
beheld a large black bear killing a hog. She
did not faint nor scream, as some silly women
woy'd have done, but procuring gun. shot
Bruin dead, and afterwards skinned and
dressed him.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-23

SECRETS or MAsoSRY.-Old Zach. Wheeler
was quite a character 10 his time, being a
c!eTer, easy-going, confding man, who man
aged to let everybody cheat him of his inher-
tied estates. Just as the farm was about 10
sin out Of his hands, he succeeded in raising
the money to lift the mortgage. Aaron Rec
mer prominent Mason, accompanied bin to
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-23
Miserere.
A HQNVrT

| think the pity o. this earthly lie
Isiove;-so sighsa Ginger OF the day,
o. ehoso ,l Pensive strain my sympathetic lay
Sadly prOlones Alas the erdle.s srri1e
0flove'ssWeet isw with cold couvention's ru,ss
The loving sous 1n-ovsd the periec: mate,
After long years OF yelrnin- f5Gnd-t1o Iatei
The treason ofialse frients, he frown Of fools;
The fear that battles bliss in beauty arms;
The We8riness Of abseuce and the dread
OF l0ver-Or OF love-untin eiy dead
Musing on thee. and all the d rsful harus
That hspless human hearts are doomed TO prove,
think the pity of this lie is love
HUPsr's Magazine. JoHS @. SAKE.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-23

WILL LEASE HIH.-Tom Scott, once being
asked whether be would sccep. the Democratic
nomination for President. is eportel as snswer-
ing: No; would rather let th'm select
some other man and after he IL elected will
lease him and run him. Scott ID one Of the
railway kings Of this country.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-23

IsLE La MoTrE- A donation sud oyster
sanper was held, Feb. Stb. in the VI. E. Church,
for the benefit Of the Res. Clark WedgesoTth.t the
net proceeds beiog Sl20 Mr. WedgeEorth Is
worthy rl,n snd an earnest lshorer in the cause
Of Christ. Il is not more than Just TO render
tb,nks 10 the ladies for the b0untful and we'll
arranged tables they prepared for the occasion.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-23

AcR1ss the LAEE.-A b1Y usmei Edmund
Cook, sge1 u yesrs, foa O. Louis Cock, Of
Piattsburgh, hal one Of lis Erris 50 badly broken
sul mangei while attempting TO put On belt
N Gregory Co.'S factory. Wednesday fore
noon, that he viii probably i9sa his ent,e
arm.
The Mail route from Fsirhl7eu to Benson has
baen extended to Ba1son Landing and Putnam,
n y, the old route from Whitehall to TicOn
derogs having been discontinued. The mail
for TcouderogS aad the north is now carried
over the Allison Coluty railroad
j. ". oakeslee's Cry goois store visa burned
in Whitehall Saturday. Partially insured.
r. Armstrong sud ton, Of Psttsburgh.
started for California via P3G4ma, Taursisy Of
llst week.
Dr. 5 Haynes. ot Sar<nac. has 5een appointed
hesl,h officer for tse town Of DIuuemlra.
John and Albert Wilder, mechanics from
Roules Point, were bs1ly injured By the falling
OF = spile driver 81 ST. Johns last week One Of
the brothers was At the top Of the frame
when it fell, precipi;t;ing him on the ice dis
tsnoe Of forty feet.
Friday morning, February ., Mrs. Csr!oss
Ceymofe, residing IN Clinton, left her house 10 90
to a neighbors. On her return she met one OF
her children, who sad that her little girl, about
two years Old, was on Ere. Hartenirg u the
house, she found tie child on the bed. with rs
clothes All 10 flames Before it could be ex-
tiuguisbei the child wss burasd TO death. Il
caught from the stove.
4 donation visit Will be given to Rev. Mr..
Moxley, AZ his residence. on Tuesiay evening.
Fe5rusry 10Th.
Capt J. Bliss. Of Essex county, who receatly
fell, in his barn, AMI got badly hart. is cut
SgAin. but bis neck is very bad.
The singers Of Keeseville propose to have
musisal convention, under the direction Of Mr.
Charles E Day, to commence Pebrssry 26, and
continue four days
Mr. Charles L,Force. hayiag retgnea tia
ofi,e Of Collector for Pattsburgh. his fsiher. D.
LaForce, Esq, has been regularly appointed in
his place.
Ia Canton, three tickets we're run; one regular
Republican, with Milton d. Packard, for Super
visor; Citizens ticket headed by C. N. C0nkey,
Dem; and Temperance ticket, with Horace W.
Hale for supervisor. Packard received 2iy ms-
j5rity over Conkey, and l57 over Conkey and
Hale. The hard working Republicans Of Canton
performed = good days work.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-23

Ats session Of the Eew York State Medical
Society. Tuesday, the following cilisers we're
elected for the ensuing year President, Dr.. G.
Agnew, New York Vice President, Dr. b. F.
Sherman, Ogiensburg; Secretary, W. Il. Bailey,
Albany: Treasurer, DR.. Porter, Albany.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-23
THE LIQUOR BUSINESS

Extracts from q letter Of he lion. Francis
GiHsGe. or Connecticut
The stt'.stcs cf the liiuov trait, and It's evils
are sppaiaE Ffom the Revenue Department
q the Uutel States 70 sopssrs tl,t ;he people
o, t-i- country paid tlr intoxicating drinks i.st
scar 5000 OJl,UJO, which is double the yaige
q, property destroyed ty the Chiosgo FIRE For
licenses there we're paid S3.t50.O .OJD One
hundred and dHy thousand retail liquor deal
crs piei t.ei- work Of destruction aud death.
from whose dl1is there staggered forth % die
lO'OJI laelratof, leaving teh.u3 them. Of
their ovu number. 100000 children 60 public
charity o- be poor house 10000 criminals in
nriscus, and 6JJ,oJj irunisIds following sfter
them DO uclrnfCl procession, whose wasting
rslks age recru.tei chiefly by $1,000 young
men. such are some Of the bitter fruits II the
Ato.s of tie 500. 900 onrsgei ia tie mauufsc-
tu-e 4lt sale Of intoxicating liquors 10 tnis
country.
Commissioner Douglass report shows that
tie receipts of the Government fir intoxicating
liquors for the fiscal year, ending June 30l.
1871, we -3.4il .te--J Adding O. thi- sum
the amount of receipts from t.5lcc1 during
toe same ycsr. (Which are appropriately found IN
'ae same c.sfsidcStou.) a5,j7o ,90Ilo -
The su0uut is So .O-1. .flja- nearly one half
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-23

"YoU PAYS YoUR MoSEY AND You TAXES
YouR CHoIcz. w nat is the difference between
going to a church fair or rattle and taking
chance or Two for that splendid ottoman" or
this :" lovely pictore,'' snd going to keno shop,
paying for your .. carl - and playing for what
luck will fetch Whose OK is gorei anyway p
Trog Press.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-23

A Boston woman, according to the Trareiler
astonithed Der husband. the other day, with
deed for house worth $1,000. She h.d saved
that amount from Der pin money, within few
months, or yesrs-it's immateriaL And here We
should Ike TO remark, is an example which
ought to he followed hy nearly every married
woman We are aware that there sre some mar
riel women who think they cannot DO it; who
say that the original fund known as pin-money
is not, sc. Bat we wish to hear no argument
and no remonstrauce in this matter Go ahead
and do it-this is the only motto appropriate 10
the premises.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-23

TIE el.4r oc ;hs Usi1H is continually AZ
tempting 90 be funny al our expense lie new
er was much O, q humoiist; ald Whist l:tlc git
be had does net grow sweste7 with age iile
aiae, b1t se;s sourer like cider. Whatever be
does. he ought not to attempt to he bamor Us.
De su't ft fr It. It is melancholy business to
witness bis cGo-ts in that direction. There is an
ia saying tha- you cannot mtke silk purse
out os sOw's ear, or a. steel spsar out Of pigs
tail. The Uaiou might just IS well let it's oEn
ears 5ai tSil alone. Lei the editor remember
that when nature intends 4 man f'r : fool or
cync, re might ist as wei Lot try to mar her
work by setting up for 4 wit. lie WAs canse-
GRATED to Stupidity from infancy At his birth
@s IN ,he clss Of s much more celebrated ohtrac-
ter.
The uii-i @ laid her hand 90 his laicE skull
Van ;4is pr phetic b!essiu<-ss fiau aaitf'
Rochester Democrat
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-23

Somebody has been trying TO get up fns!l-
po1 excitement flr Burlington, bat the best
they can do ia two cascs Of vsrioioii. People
who cannot do better than thai are not 10 be
pittel to any considerable extent -OgteHs5urJ
JonrnaI
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-23

MIDDLEBURT.-Henry Clark, ESQ Of Rut-
land, who was present at the opening Of the
meeting Of the State Bosrd Of Agriculture on
Thursday morning las, week. was called home
by telegram announcing the sudden desth Of
member Of the family. The paper Mr. Clark
vas Announcsi 70 read upon, d" The wool grow
ing interest Of Vermont will likely, be read coon
al future meeting Of the board
The Nitdlebary jail is without occupants.
The lecture hy Rev. ". II Murray Of tho
Park street church, Boston. delivered at Acsd-
emy Hall on Monday evening Of last week, vas
in many respects the most taking one thus far in
the course His subject w.s " Deacons.''
We regret the necessity Of chroaiciing the
suspension of business at the Oh cotton fsctory
IN this village 4 S. Putnum, Eco, las lad
lease Of the property which expired on the l..
inst. He has not been able to effect lease Of fl,
on satisfactory conditions for future term. aud
50 the business stops.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-23

SwAsloS.-There wss an oyster supper at Mr..
Geo. L. Smiths. recently for the benefit Of Mrs.
!. F. Pierce and her five fa,herless children
The net proceeds in money snl clothing we're
shout $50.
socisbies ere in high favor Lere this season
The ice-crop has been very good, aui most Of
the Ice houses are now stocked
LesP-Je.r parties are Of conm'd occurrence
The ladies declare thzt they mean business -
judging from the number oflogs ri.el in At
the saw mills, We should think the farmers
have improved the sleighing 20 the fullest
extent
The P. s. o. RaiiroaI Company, me 1oz
building two piers ;ar their bridge over the
Missitquoi.
in oyster supper for the benef; Of Rev. = D.
E-kins, wss hell at the ~ T. Church On the
'th inst, with very satisfactory results.
The races on the 9Th ani sth inst. were won
ty Sc Little Tommy" Of Miillebrry. taking the
100 rurse. Knicxerb-cker" Of Hiebrate.
the SO purse " Harris Of Patts5urri. the
Sl2j pure.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-23

A team crossing the s. Lawrence on the ice,
with load Of sky bushels Of wheat, on Mon
day, broke through sni Loot the whest.-Sone
parties were engaged in fishing i, up on Welnes-
day OZ{ens5arg Journal.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-23

IuE LARz SrEEIT AssAULr-It apgclrs that
Mcdonald AMI Hamilton, who pounded Grace At
McDorald's house Sunday night. dill not run
away, but merely rort shout Mcdonald vas
arrested las, night, aud Hamilton gsve himself
up today. Thus afternoon they ase aeiac ex-
sminel by Justice FarusEorth. The case will
probably prove only an aggravated assault
Grsce sustained frscture OF Que shoulder, mum
erous oruis-s' and possibly iuierasl injuries, but
bic condition is not considered dangerous Nc
Donst has also been arrested for rum selling,
and has been comre'le pay zone so to keep
himself out Of jail Oh a former conviction. ST
-4iba1s -Hssegger, Taesf1g
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-23

FLErcuER List Friday evening an oyster
supper for the benefit Of Prof Barker Of Fair
fsx, wss given in the vestry Of the Biughsmvile
Church \ pleasant and intelligent company.
good music, 6ne table and gool feeling gene
rally rendered the occasion very eui yahle Re-
marks were msde by the Rev Nr. PdiIsr ard
Prof Barker. A large number Of The Professors
friends in Fairfax we're present, 2 fast, which
bic friends IN Fletcher gratefully recoglizc.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-23

OUrRAGEoUs.-We notice with pain . strife
among te.mstors ia certain paria Of oar State to
sec which team will draw the heaviest load. The
coniagioa has Tua through Orleans county, ard
noz it is raging in Washington county. This
abuse Of dumb beasts is the nost outrageou,
cruelty, aud should be discounteuanced by every
person Who hss spark Of humanity in him What
honor il there in Boosting of putting upon that
noble snimsl. The horse. three times the load
he ought to draw? II there is not humanity
enough to prevent sLch acts, selfish motives
should. for II is the poorest economy in the
world to overload iesin, even as isr ~ dollars
and cents are eoncernei.-St. Johnsbury Cale-
i3Rian.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-23


ToBacco-BY A SMALL BoY-Tobac,1 grows
something like cabb1g's' but never "a" none Of
a-J 80, - and 5svs tesri ne, saw
that cigars tha, was given to them on election
DAY for nothing, wss cabbage leaves Tobacco
s,ores are mostly kept by wooden Injuns. who
stand st the door AMI try 20 fool iittle boys by
Offering them a bunch q cigars, which ia glued
into the lujun'E hsnis, Snd is made OF wood
also. Hogs do not ike tobacco neither DO l.
| tried 10 smoke cigar once, and it msle zoe
4 man namet Walter Raleigh When the peo-
pie fitst saw him smoking they thought be wss
steamboat, and as they had never seen = steam
boat they were frightened. Ny sister Nancy is
girl. | don't know whether she likes tobacco or
not There is young man named Leroy who
comes 70 see Ler. He was standing on the steps
one night, Sni had cigar in bis mouth, and he
said he didn't know rs ale would like it, and she
said, " Leroy, the perfume is agreeable But
when my big brother Tom lighted his pipe,
Nancy said. - Ge; out Of the house, you h1rIiI
creature. the smell Of The tobacco makes me
sick
10 SHAVE ooiEsIlfluALLf---As men c'N'la-e
TO shave and 10 be shaved 4 practice which
s,-,c rcrsrJ 81 unnatural and uudesir.ble) We
.,,o c,,l,,,;,,, t-:.s -.
'~'''s' u 0'' ''
upon shaving which is from the pen 20 oeie-
hrnte3 an authority as Mr. Meehi:
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-23

The latest dodge for young ladies who don't
want to d" obey " in the marriage ceremony is 70
repeat in indistinct tones snd rapid manner,
love, honor and be gay"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-23

MAkING HomNr.-lfl am not mistaken,
h0miny is seldom found on eastern tables
A, the south it is an every day winter dish,
and can ne found in all the southern markets
either cooked OF pounded. As regards ex-
cellencc, it may be called the twin sisters of
that excellent winter dish called pork and
beans. Iii prepared and cooked thus
Take, say three quarts Of white flint corn ;
put it in an Iron or wooden mortar and
pound 1t with an iron pestle, till the huils
are removed and the grains broken blow out
the hulls; soak over night in uure fresh
water, (suak the beans also,) and boil three
hours then add one pint Of white beans,
and boil two hours longer. Small hominy or
grits viii be cooked in half the time. IL is
eaten like corn mush, with boiled milk, with
butter or fried in lard. In our -four mills
are generally found hominy; the mortar- are
made Of iron conicAl, dozen or more 10
line, and over them continuous revolving
iron crank, to which the pc-t'cs are a,tached,
half Of them striking the corn alternately.
Season with salt, or add q sual. Iieeo Of salt
pork when boiling.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-23

Oae of the CLERKS At Amsicn's, Who - slept
through the hre," vas not h,tie surprised
when he went 10 open the F;ore the ucxt morn
ing, and fund it 10 ashes --Nlloae Palia-
dun
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-23

The Swaniou J0HrHa! says " A resident Of
A.blrgh, vino is in his ylth year, while in
state Of convslcs5euce. f.om a recent ilnefs, wss
one day sitting by tho window shen be observed
flock CT su5V birds a'ight in the yard. He
called for 2 shot gun. loadei i; Aa1 fired killing
ten al one sho; Nha, yoIBcster can beat thst2''
Noae, We h1pe who is outside of State Prison.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-23

FsozN PANTs-Let them remain where
they We're frozen; close She window shutters
or drop the curtains, Sd a. 10 make the room
quite dark then sprinkle the plants with
cold water direct from the ci-tc-n, and wait
the result. D1n8c allow the room % become
warmer than t1rty-seyen degrees for twenty
four hours. lfa few drops OF spirits Of cam
phor arc thrown in;o the dish OF water be-
fore sprinkling, it viii Be all the better.
Plants treated IN this WAY, though fr1z3 50
badly that the water will freeze on when
sprinkled, yet 10y keeping the room dark and
cool for an entire day, they will come oat
unharmei
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-23

We learn ths, petition has been circulated
and extensively sislel by the lsiiel Of this
town, requesting the authorities 70 put stop to
the sale Of Intoxicating liquors, and that 1t las
been preseatei % the se!ectmsn. Te believe
they haze no., ss YET, taken any sot,ou in re
gard to it. j would he very ungsi' ant in them
TO take 10 notice of petition from such far
hands, hu,, no iouot, nearly al Of the '' lords
Of creation ~ Eere. are glad for the uonco ;hey
are not re!lctmea -RichtO~t Seatiasl.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-23

CAPUEg OF TH- FusTAN BUG5L,Rs De
putty Sheriff Hs.5srt In pu-su.t oc Wstaoa aad
Pauen, The burglars aaj h9rs. thieyes, Who
operated in ihlt place llH, SUNDAY hight, over
hAu,el The fugityes 3; Ns7r1avius, p. q, and
procured thoir commitment TO Swee,sburgh jail
20 await government Iequisit.31. Tae Canadian
authorities allowed tie cfscsrs 90 take away
portion OF TIE stolen po-perty, rassrviug the s.
lance until the prisoners are transferred ty due
prccess ot law.
Great Credits due Sheriff IIA.5ert fo- his IL
deiatie&ble energy IN pursuit Of the parties,
having driven some two hurlrsi miles, night
and day, dsst through 81 Adams snd Hi-hEs-e
to Canada, aud back again, Sad up the riye- TO
Johnson, EyispArk. Ellen, Troy, on TO Newport,
and again returning 90 Troy. 70 Mansonville. r.
@, where. bad he arrived tea minutes lster, they
would hsge escaped. Il il we'll for criminals
20 knoE tist justice here has ofi;crs tasr cannot
be outiun 0- cgaiei.--uesse-rsr.