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him with al hi. might. H., rsn. AMI 6ud.
ing the bear gaining rn hIn h@ thrr~ away
his rifle and climbing up Il sycamore tree,
~it; the bear fnluein- right 3. hi- heels.
TIE top of ttis tree had been hTnaan nf.
and wes hoiin,7, in vhioh boil: he thrust "s.
Of his leg. 10 keep hiin'ri; from falIine. bat
soon found tha: his leg "a fast when he
tried {" rxtrics,. hi,ns-lf and t~ o,u! nt
draw it out. The h-.r. in tn. ne ,utim.,
mad torn th., i,,,o, IF nn chs ont -~. 81 IL
rnaw;ng and ps.ing the n-.h fr,s,a the fnt
and ankle. Mr.. Hamilton tonk h's packet
knife out and cut 1T his -y-a. nat with "n'
sweep of his paw the h-ar s'ruck ih- life,
from IN. hand. with part ut 'w" nt his q l.
gers. H. could s.e ~, help. sni gave up to
dis. expecting To be eaten up alive hy the
nenst. But sam happy Thought struck
him. Tha: morning isn ha put some salt in
his pocket 70 sal. ,nn,. cattle hr iin'i run
ming in the tinhrr, which. prnvii-Hfialiy,
| handful and s,rinklrj il ia the 5-ar's ayes
Il had the sired .ifo.. lie sa.';,k his
head. grnwl-d, aud went down. He ss,nn
huw-ver. returned. when - little ln''rr sal;
drove him away the SECOND time. when. to
Mr.. II .nilton's in-xprsir.n!e delight. h.
| nov saw him troii.,g "tf in the forest Ani
! n"w Mr.. II .niit"n advises all hunters IN
Usage county {" carry pnckrtfui of salt
| with them. or else De- sure they are dead
-h"is" before they practice target shootiE.;
On black bear.
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An unknown N ~ Comes tn Srdsli': ir0u'
SaIiu. county and tells dreadful story ut
u~ero butch-rv. sp~cixl di.paseh goes ."thr
81. L,ui. Democrat il Is copi-d NJ once hy
thr New Y"rk Tribune. and d"ubtrss th'
whole. R..,icxl pr-ss. and a Who'll. "stion
sro.n. il: s,ax ui.h az the ghastly picture at
blood aud death. Five p."'r .n-sr'~s iohu
manly butch-r-d-l~o hanging from Trees.
all rerking with bI"ud. and auothrr p'"''
creature t-rrinly wounded. with his shout
der rh"s away. mat ching s"l-mniy :" death !!
A disturb .ner :"'k place in Mssshass sh-
yah.r day. ~uch Disturbance as every Nil
inga, t"wn aud city sr~s every day ~ week. d.
,nd uat "f it gr"ws this dreadful tale oi
Ka K ux disbrlicxi outrage. Il Aiss swift
- the lghtning's wing. forth east. west.
,r,u. on" -ud of the COUNTRY n the oth"r
five n-grn~, k,ii-d-~v~n the manner q.
,h~ir death d...orib~d IN hl~,fy nm graphi,
c.,i,r--nil the n~xrsrs IL the country I" hs
murd+r~d." when one negro por any body
-Isp wns killed "r hurt.
A few more such stories will fright-n sh.
-mi,runt whose heart has been s-t upu,
.,ur STATE. aud turn him ~--tward tcwar
K .nss., as tue more fsvorahie spot upn,
which to huiid ami b-ss"w hi, capital. talent
and industry. ~ 81
The people .'f S~d~lis and vicinity. if the,
~~r.. +v-r ,uciim~d tn h-ii-v- the horrible
Ku X ux tales that give = xhss,ly -nliv~n
n,-u, 1" the Radical ps~s-. Can "-v~r b.. in
| i"c-d I. lend an ear tO such tales again
w have. had Ku K ux outrage nj hon.-
W. all know VIVA. the thing j.. W. hsv'
n-rm b~lrund the rc~u~s and have : IN th'
.ug- b~mr. O.ink c,'u.tract~d 1t paint amt
| ,np-r- -hrrns. When he cnm-s up'" th'
| stage h- -ntt-r. b~lchi f"sth ph"-ph"r-
scent A .snr-. W Can grx- conp"s~diy up"'
the monster sui laugh ~ his terrible face
| The p~.,pl "f S-dAIis s"d vicinity ~iiI here
.i,rr read the long c'Ionns Of K a-kIux "ut
rage. in the N. Y rrhs.-. ss they w"ul
the Arabian N,sh,s ar th~ ADVENTURES u
| B ,r"u Nuu, haa.. n. sud -r~ lons all the pro
II OF tue N"r,n I Aa"s- crrdul"us "a,
THESE h"rr"rs arr fiAhx .paar-d. wall carc,
.,mnsr Vt sssr ap4-.E+ " as.s.s-'s..f. as,.'
| X X 4x .s t@.-- ,ifs ss'ui (~s it =. en-.
~ Il The X .dics! parry. that party ina
ORG ,ts .hr"ud xad cofh !. for tho ''.i~y Il
It.. destiny will be- over" and the ''ssar Ut il
| tate Will drcliu~.
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Pnenom ,na Of rhs wisconsin Fires.

NJ j. A. Rrhards. m.mh.r ofs relie
CO ,n.,t-~ fraui Miiwauk~~. which has 81.
a.A aL..----l:- 70 y5e Milw.uk.,
Sentinel as f.I.ws:
THE ut-nos,ri,a and results If this storm
we're my strris'u-iy strange. Ia anne. place,
's'. forest trees lay ia every imasinabir p.,
-ltisu. swhIe in others they were carried
.a's0 vim lows. They were mere sticks iu
the hands of a great power sIs.hiuv ..d
whipping th" earth. aud then made fuel for
the work Ut death. The fields. wu.ds, barns.
housed, and rvrn the ..ai," was ou Gre
shilrs lsrg- balls It firr rrvniviuR and hur.,.
'se IN every direction. ignitin., ever, ,hiuc
hey G me ia Contact with xnd II. Who'll,
~ this 6-sc~ -ls,n-nt Was driven before .
'nrnado vt the rate of q mile q minu,.
Tn g. Can hs no doubt that th- s'r, 1t, opelv
charged with electricity. helped on ihr
work. destruction snd d~s,h.
Mr.. A: Kirby says be saw large bodies or
ball. of h.r in the air. and when they c.m-
IN c'ntsct si' h any thing they would ihoupd
thirty or forty rods s~sy. Oib-r. tessf,
that they saw large clouds of fir~ hurst ie,"
Frngm-nis. and ill., '-.'ins in.ianers great
I"neuss of FIRE like lightning would ;ssu-
Tom these dark ciOuds and Iix bit upon ,Lr
buildipse. Pennies wrrs n-is~d iu th-
pockets of persons who we're bu. jittI.
burned. A small bull upon an engine, and
: new st'~-. both sisndine fr,m twenty .n
orty fses tron any building. were melted. ="
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How He Spent His Money.

A marked A.tdnc- in which "a fool and
his m"u-y s,sn parted" bu- lately reached
its cul,n,uniion in New York. A young
uian named Butile came 10 his u1nirrity
about two years since. his twent -6r.' nirth-
day bringing him intu rOntr'l s,f fortune
If $.5O.OOU. He soon married Southern
lady. who, il would seem. ha an uncorn
ni"n d"grre %. w-akuess peculiarly p-rtsin-
lng TO Suuth-ru women f"n,in-ss for jewel
~ ami dr. ss-f"r shr p-rsni ted her hus-
hand iu load her dawn. in their Grst year OF
married life. with S:bI 700 in diamonds, aud
also .p"ri-d 50 OOO wardrobe. Th;,
spsnd britt took very Sxpruxivs rooms at
the Fifth Av-nue Hotel, druye hi. fa,,
horses. aud the two devoted their time 10
cutting a swriI general y. H.. also. gam
bled liz w ~ s,rret. Ga the Black Friday
ns lost $50 OVl, and the expensas If the
hr.t year uf himself and wife were anne
S60 OOO BEGUN ng rapidly imp~cunious be-
.u'd his h"rsrs. an'i changed his boarding
= sc-. going tn the G.:-~y House where be
t"rxrd u draft III pay y.neut If his board, vas
| ,i-t-c,~d aud ARRESTED. HIS fri~uds casting
about, to help him out, discovered that h~
i.ad ss'ld f"r less th..n half th-ir cost hi-
~If~'s dia,n"nds back H. the j-wel~r q.
| whnln they we're purchased. that hr lost ihsi
uss'u-y im three days ia stucks. aud that h~
nad secretly pawn-d his wife w~rdr..b-.
and Was not only furg-r but b-ggsr th-
unity s"u of on- uf the "ld style merchant
priucrss Wh, had baiii~d thu world .ue
crsstully. aud died in the d~iaaiou that hi-
.uu wound uoi b- t"rc-d ~ w"rx tor hvInK.
Tue w,t-. II ID said. was ignursnt OF tnr
| stale Of thin.s uut,l tue arrest Vt her aus
oahd ~ tOrs r.
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A Child Burned to Death Sag acity Of a
Doc,

tPort Je-ris. Dec 2D Cor n Y. Tiras-I
A fearful aGcsj-nt happ-n-d nt IL ,t~no:,
. .mali village on the Mnutic~'io K .iir.ad,
north sf this place. Fs,d " n,"rnius. by
which littlr gisI. Fix Years old. m-, h"r-
rihi. death. aud her m"th-r fatal nj .ri-s. A
Mrs Giagi+r. aud her dnught-r LIIii-. hv-i
i, the family Of Mr.. Levi ). Van Er,-n. at
Haxrn".. A. the FANNY sat dnwn Z" pr-nk-
ta.t yesterday u,,rnin. :. the little girl having
been lett in the sitting r.i,',n. thy were
startled bv piercing shri-ks. Mr. Van Ell
ten and Nrs. Giagi-r ran ut once Z" thu si'
ting -r,,n,n, and discov-rrs! the LITTLE girl ia
v-,op-d in a ,rirs. and al English huil i,E,
hrivbgiug 20 Dir. Van l. ten. tearing h~r
sss.sr,,n, ,fr :.es .iIn n.~ paws x,si
teeth. He ha', nlr-ad taken ksif h-r cloth
ing of. and il Is the opinion st NJ. Van e..
ten that had h. been left alone h.. w- ia
have saved the litti girl. iif.. Bu, M-..
Giugi-r. crszr.i at the sight. rushed fnrwar.:
aud cl.-p-d her O i'll te her h.,su,,. x,,si
| held her close. thu, bnHi ns ,hs. Fl # which,
thu faithful cog made. although sing-.l and
ourn-d drradfuIiy himself. 10 tear off ths
burning cl''tk;ng. Mrs. Glagirr could not
bs made {" rsie.se her Child un: her o~n
cl"thi"g '7as %" fire in n'any plac~s. when
the two were torn apart. ani the A .,a-e
w." f"' sN"u'a ny tuS Spg
| t-aring eff her cl"sLing. a. k- had pnsl. av-
or-d io do tor the child. The liitl. girl Was
burned almost t"a crisp. Her screams ~ad
cries were terrible. AMI she begged Mr. Van
Ettrn To kill her. A physician WAS sum
n"nrd a> ss'on as p"s~ih-. bu, h- could
render no al. aud the little girl fingered in
the m"st intense agony uEiil!w" och'ck
Saturday morning. wh-u sh- died. losing
consciousness II few minutes b-f"r- d-.aih.
Mrs. Glagi-r Is t. rrihly hrrn"d. aud hes in
a critical c"nd;iirn. V.ry little hope is
| entertained If her recovery. The d'g that
exhibited MIR than human ragnci, in its
IF 'ris t. save the child, bad been her e"n.
stant c"npanion. having been rais-d with
brr. and taught I" watch over t-r. Sine"
tho burial of the child occurred. h~ wxnd~rs
from r"oc, g ro"su as If searching tor her.
utfering plaintive whine -Ipr-s-iv- Of his
gri~f. He takes no food. aud it is believed
he will pine to death.
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When they execute msn it Is TO put ar
end TO bin. Grant executes the avs in the
same manner
Polys amy In tn. Arctic Resio ons.

Two or three yrnrs ag' An American vea-
sci, the japan. wss rhipwr-ck-d "n the e.
| ir~ms n"rihrrn coast nt Sih-rr.. inhabited
~ mixed race. supposedly have nyigi-
nntsd from :ninglins "f the Rarsan and
Tsrtsr tribes, aIn"ug whom ti,s crew spent
a considerable time. Ultimately they were
taken of by New Badf.rd whaier. and
| intriy rrach-d the Smu,l~,cn Islands, with
Inc crews Of ss,r ships sbapdc,. & in tho
Arctic Ocesn. The drrcripii,,ns which ,hev
give VI the cssfnns and nudes If l;fr of
th-'r siug"lsr entertainers ..ugi: to hav. An
siPecial iat~r~st for the sangainr ,mr.,ns
Who entertain the idea that the uau... wor!i
10 ripe for the establishment "f u universal
r~Pu0tio. The staple food "f thea. r,,,,,le
c''nris's af rsw whale and wnirus il, "a .,.,a
"f decomposition. while such i. th,i. i'm.
m"d-rai~ love of inbncco which IN ram.
'n'" with s:c"h'I. they pr"cvr.. fr.,.n ucc..
sionai Traders. that chissir-n of b.tt .rr-.
""iy y few months old. may h- .-.n ~.
gagged IN Chewing the w~rd. In the ,um.
n-r m"n'br they live in huis made # wa,ru.
hide. and in winter in hulrs sxcava,.,i in m,
mountain sides. daylight h-inx aami,t,d
through h'l-a Gu, in the rock. WHICH !.
stopped up with ICE ins,rad of glass d.
ring the summer the men ~rppIny '"r'n.eiv-s
IN hunting the whale aud y rus in cano~..
while 'hr .0nrn a:s5 :s5r .aia,'. u.y ~ !" s.'b'sins
.o..s. L a'"frr the chief ol.i-e,s Of ,'' p"r-
Is, deer. bear and fp1-s. rh. OF i'"'
,' :: s' 10 their staple ,.Iinncr. ,bs "ntSs S,'"
MN rrsss.p r%g p'n'rd in pits whose ~.rn,S. ,a
"'o" c'naifion il 10 e,,-.,n..s '""' N
'.y. ~ "nii- the hide farni-h-, ,n.,..;a,~ 'rat
49,, ..,,v CANVAS, Clothing. fishing ns,. ."s 10.
m 80; =" I" al unlimited ex,-,i .""k
. "a. s ~ many wives as h. San ...'.
.. "Fa. .hn u thy d" not sui, ,h- ,a,,r. =;
, di.csrar., rs,a'loas ap', Of the husband. be.
r. 3 few ,nns r"t srn. back :" sh.;r parents
TO their lriyr hr,, ".,'s ~ caso
0n-"a.rs , nose is forfr,-e Tor ,hs ',nn .,' "f
,;,,' nr. say. very ua;yesy. Aha, ,h"s
w.. many victims y: this rig,r','..' 2
''e 'S-'T s"r:n ;..pss Ii. m. ~"
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"""'' ,"urh"-.n kn h. turned q. whit.
- >h-.,. ard .{l%d a, the d,r. trnr
"hic" Tom inby come rushing. with tear
IN his eyes. -.
IT M"
- .iu.''
To" .~n .hn"k hands With .uch prrsi.,
""c-. h 'nght they would never leave IF
Bat at last they turned round ,n ~. snd
pr-te"ird I" l-c'urr ur for practical king
l then opened the door. at which had
h-nrd gentle tap that had escaped their
n"''cr--"nd led in lirss!- and young Tom
OF c"urs-. those s~mbiiug culrrits GrH o,,
'h''ir knees wh-n they saw their r--o-c,iv.
par-n's rxu-cting severe r-pri'n md,
That r-pri,n>nd was im each css- ~ uee d
hardy say. -Ioha"g..d q blessing.
Im sIsi Vent io thst pic uio after all.
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Bear hunting h Got .lpe.'1 thinks ",
-.t hind Of anp.>sn: Thi. srn,l.n,.
Hsul,oa.eH one morning and ..",
eh.e,e'sd0b~r shout q mil. Of - 10
3u'rrels. AT night he had not ,..,.". a"
MIR did be- make biz srp-sr.sce do,;n. "o 80
o.iiswing sight. As.qsirr-is are M, ~. -.
aryour . man. several s~iehbsr. n.... -" %
went in search Of hin. Aho", .%ln ,hs
= srsa tx ]. 70, . .''I:n""n they found him v,,
sbls 4 1'rs ,ss,r;s... '% s .h. ground. and an
.bea.sas,. och Ok tn. fn: He said ,hut
.cross . i.ye black beer We day hs cam.
hus m,sssa N,m, when the bsAQt st Elm.
>de 70, I
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How the Indian. cassa -,

=. The 300 at ehzst>fo1t Bussrd. Daeo,.a
= nr';,,rr s.a,'"S,;t-n nSsi;t-n a hing litter - b.:
,..,,,.r ,;inr rome interesting items ~sn
,.i;aue. An extract 10 app~noso:
! Ira. camp Of .Iadisas which "s v's',eo
-.,.. -. ob;, AZ engaged in catching wsf ras,es'
- -. h..d drreees. They have ~o.'oen
lodge bais. iu their camp where the 'eedf''"'
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Dr' L.vingstoue ) dead weight, or will
&c oesd IT be waits sone Of shese sxpe'
'iat,ons reach him. taro-7 =
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l)oetrpn.
THE Do ~R.-TE9.
By EDxCSD >rrapv.y


ue THE Do ~r--TE?.
By EDMUND c. >rFADA.g
The ~orfarence meeting THROUGH ..t.s
We hnvs arouul the veS,-v wsi.ed
To aer the Girs come frp!ire pt-t
Like SNOW birda waiting to ne mated.
Not fraver h. fraf 'aa,s tee wall
BY lev mrska. A she. ii'.-n
d. Than '. who s'rn'ed n fore them alt
VITO i"uged 10 ses ne get the nttsr.
Hnf 81. hiushed ar6 .ooS nv arm
W. let the old folks .ak. he highway
And afa ted coward ~. Nspi Farm
Along sort of lovers hy way.
-- can't remernh r wha, ~r s,i,
'rwns M hing war "a song " s.o-v
Yet that m i- ,'a.h Nv which We ed
Seemed AL ira sfnr,nei I'd Ia glory
..I.., nsr .n,w w.s .s..S ssi he ..s-.t ..s-.:t "
Her face with you ,nt health neaninr.
k.'t,!. hand outside nor -ruT-
O.cn nto-. # ~m rr-'d hu' m"-id it - '-
81 iixa.tiv tonch~d my i~rke' =
To keep |: arm I had 70 hold It.
- To h,v. her wi = IT" thera anr-.
Twas 'ov. and fes- an triurr Nj b'erisd
- Al iast rea~h"H 'he foot worn s'n e,
Where that delicious journey ended.
She sho,k her -iugiets f-oa. Na- brow.
And With Thank Won, Nai.' dissembsd
H.. v.: knew <h- understood
with whas daring wish trcuihled
A eiond pa.s-d Kindly nve-h.s'
The mnon was slowly weeping thrnu hi.,
z rhit its face Ii Hi' saH
Come now n-ve do d. II
Nv iips I'll .he,, had nniv KIN VI
The kiss NJ m other and fsi-'"r.
Bnt somehow, fan upon he- own
sweet rosy, darling nooth kissed her'
A pprhsps twa. onlv 6avi<h we. vet. still
O, Nstiess woman w"sry l"ver!
To eeei once snnre tn 4 fresh Wild thrill
ia rivs--hut who ean live ifa everi
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fO4- AAA1N.-
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NEW IBERIA RUsIyESS DIRECTORY.
RRK .Ux. sos. A., As,eraey; r,ea. roun sver
u L~e's Drug store.
------.------ --.----
BALDWIN. J. r, Lightning Rods, Water ccol.
u tss4 y rsd wsia ste. fs...-rt... . Il .r-r.,
y sssstt. occnpisS ~ A;ssrst DecDir. s--. n
Rvaxs.S .. Livery ssaba., k.~ Yirs proof
| u Br,ek &sa-e Mats Rr~sa. 20 -1=Hf.I sl-.(l ~.
RRowN 4 a 4 ses : Enc.,.lr coop...re.
cAR6CrH. ry xo"A.. Groe-r-s and No.
ti"n. DuDa- esshsne iase "D"l,.r s'nre !" 1 = :,
nAL D D..A.esionser for The
| DEA sC1osx. r r, pea,er ir Rsn.- ree:.. iE
nEVALC0URT. e. D.. a,siiv Gro<c1i.s. Ia
u v"nA Cis,rs. and stec" liquors
q q. Sss s,ss-. Ss :ssa-s- IL 7. -
I EK, ,. A prSs ssos. .sd ssssrsi sssni' vain
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II ,.ei,e.
rvs OAK aOr,E. Near sw.,.,. Ware
u hou@s Main street 4 ~ .@isit = ,zlr-.s ..--.r
uOXT ANVk, L. a.. A,,orssy at Law oasee
| u wss sh~ sherd. sz7 yZsrss-f -h
| n UI.LAMt. PnIILlP. Engi,csr. ard ssasrai
| nERUY, xOB.Rr .. Anesr-y and C"a sci
I ! lsr ;av - s'- .-
| ~ noDEar.o~. sULtSs. Notary Public. ofhe'
| n in C"srs Hoa ar
Do1ERT WMaAA iG.ser.i ln'a' .ue-
~ Az. usy.
,wAIs. ; D. w.r.A4D ans s'ess.s assns s0r
TES1: asS.S..s ~ ..sa IEs-;is s,ss-1is..
Md q rppt : ) u - "a
TO PLAsrEHs.
ExcEtsIoR coopERAaE Hnse.r. parish of iberia
Hoe.Sse1.. Ssusl. half bassls on hasd. Tsn sall:n
kss syrop made to order peax three feet soaTds
piekrfs aaa shingles, made - order ~
.aals s7itfz s-ss g. ss A. A-BRo"N so"-F
|
l. III, nry g..ucCaH, 7.5r
....-.. Caroadslst Ss.-...-........ss =
| ts.T- New Orleans La.
A-.,s..1I PLANTATION BROKER.
sussr aad Cot,o. plantations bought and 'oid "l'o
New Orleans. Ia. Oct. 6. 7l.-ly. 's
b. KrossaEe,
MERCHANT TAILOR. s
MEMS AND BoYs CLOTHING
:. s.s1 sal.A AND
l .HI. \.
rs.,oF Farnishfag G seds.
N.la Street, rr.nthn La ne22y
,o.1, ~, .,TrT.o, q : - - .. r.xAvrS
| - ReSertsGss + Co.
s sza.y --s--a .ava a,-u ---s's a'aI
~ s.nt .ssae GENERAL AsEkTS fT
I COMMISSION MEktHANTs.
k.. Ac..., Street, No aoas
p. D. Lydo,s,
4 ATTORNEY AND couxsEtroa.ArLAw.
- A'2 Court House. New roeris.
i c.r...,.,. ..s. . .,s..a,,v. ai3 iy
Restassr~st GssA ONsser SnS00''
> rnos. r REYNOLDS Proprietor.
- Ia.lr.l - 49,. pr,,;,.,
II EfooAUo 49,
So
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The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1872-01-24

NEW IBERIA, La, WEDNESDAY. JANUa
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-08-23
Aont Central, Vermont & Can.
ada Railroads.

3WNEK AKkANGEMENI.-
On n onday, JUNE 3. 1872.
TRAINS GOING SOUTH.
9Ave Bellows Falls $780, A. NJ. T:45 a. NJ, $50 P. N.
All Train leaves 0gdensburg at 600 P, NJ St. Al
4 At 6:20 A. NJ. arrive in Bellows Falls, via.
ife River Junction or Rutland at 225 P. NJ. South
nun at 400 P. NJ. New London at $50 P. NJ, con-
ing with steamer for New ork.
light Express leaves Ogdensburgh at LOO N.
ltreal at 3:45 P w. st. Johns at sos NJ. st. Al
1872 n, arriving in Bellows Falls Via. White
q function or Rutland at SO; A. NJ, South YER
IT 4.45 A. NJ, New London at II, ,O5 A. NJ.
red Train leaves White River junction at 30 A.
Rutland at 4.30 A. NJ, Bellows Falls passenger
M Il As A. NJ South Vernon. $40 AN. Connect
Al bellows Falls with trains for Boston. Wor-
or. al South Vernon with train for Springfield
New York, arriving in New London at $40 p.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-08-23

You would ?" asked Mr.. Beekman,
feeling in a side pocket.
Yes, l would" said the Governor,
firmly.
Well, here is little slip where he
calls you mountebank and a corrupt,
dishonest and swindling democratic VII
lain," said Mr.. Beekman, as he handed
an old Tribune editorial to the Govern
or.
The Governor read it over twice, then
looked as if he was trying to see straight
through Mr.. Beekman, row of car
riages and two-foot brick partition
then he slammed down his hat and went
up stairs. They say the Governor has
spent every moment in his room since,
whistling the following to the tune of
the Mabel waltz:
Some of H. G's backers--deny it who will
Stood guard on the dead line at Andersonville. Q.
They go for the man by whom Davis was baied-
Instead of the man by whom Davis was whaled.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-08-23
Gov. HOffman's "Idea " of Greeley
Illustrated.

G. T. Beekman, the banker, business
and railroad millionaire, and the great
Christian who raised 100000 to buy
Morrissey's club house, last summer, for
the Young Mems Christian Association,
had fair talk with Gov. Hoffman the
other day. Mr.. Beekman said he bad
voted the democratic ticket, and that he
had followed the party over pretty rough
roads, but he didn't see how he could vote
for such shutting old woman as Greeley.
(" Why, Governor" said Mr.. Beekman,
" the old fool don't know enough to at
tend to his own business he is eternally
letting some fool swindle him, and with
such big. overgrown child at the head,
why, business men wouldn't be safe; he'd
want to do some stupid thing every day
-"
"But," interrupted the Governor, 81
think Mr.. Greeley is pretty good Judge
of men. | think he can pick out an
honest man or a knave as quick as any
one. L"
Why, there is just where he is al
ways the biggest fool" continued Mr..
Beeaman.
"Never mind" said the Governor, 81
would take his opinion ON man to be
true quicker than l would take any
mans in this country"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-08-23

like June flower, ell meant to tell
you Of it, but somehow the words would
not come to my lips. Your uncle told me
also that he had concluded to marry
again, and-he asked me to be his wife"
Ahe-mischief, he did r. cried Har-
fy' starting back as if some one had
struck him blow. "You Wbv. Ju.
iet' you are young enough to be his
daughterp
Perhaps | am" said juliet meekly.
And what did you tell HIN, Won
accepted him, of course He is r,sA .rd
/ am poor, and all the girls like golds
Harryp
"Tell me quickly, Juliet" he cried,
almost passionately. Don't keep me
longer in suspense"
II told him." Juliet answered inno-
Gently, "that had already promised to
marry you."
"My little dovel" and Harry Ave-
nel's dark face frightened into sunshine
once again. "And you are right, for
May and November never yet were hap
PLY mated. MY uncle is an old fool
and yet can't blame him. Juliet, when
l look at your sweet face"
The countenance of Mr.. Avenel was
slightly confused when he met his
nephew the next morning at the
breakfast table but, further than that,
there was no sign of the discomfit-
ure he had undergone. He gave Juliet
an exquisite set of wedding pearls when
,he was married, and congratulated Har-
ry after very cordial fashion. But he
never proposed to Mrs. Hawkhurst, and
as she had never expected anything of
he sort, no harm was done.
And everything goes on at Avenel
Place just precisely as it ought to do.
Mr.. Avenel keeps his housekeeper, and
Harry has gained wife.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-08-23

SCENE AT A DRUG SToRR.-Boy-Be
you the drugger man ?
DRUGGIsT-Yes sonney. What can /
do for you
BoY-Dad has got 'em aginl His boots
is full on 'em, an he's a howlin, like
thunder, and mother sent me over to get
sunthin' fur him quick
DRUGGIsT-What does he want?
BoY-Don't know, but he is yellin' for
anythin' to beat Grant.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-08-23

A farmer on the road between Charl-
ton and Worcester having been terribly
annoyed by drummers, put up sign,
{" No sewing machines wanted here.
Got one." 1t was no use, the next
drummer wanted to see the machine,
and perhaps he'd hitch up trade"
So the farmer put up, SCOT the small
pox, here" That worked well for lit
tie while, but then came along drummer
frightfully pitted with the small pox, who
smilingly said, Seein' you've got it bad
around here. they've put me on this
route" They farmer viii try q cholera
sing-board next.