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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-03-27
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STATE OF VERMONT In Probate Court. held
WAsHINGTCN DISTRICT. > st Montpelier with nd
for District the S5Ih day Of March ID. 1872
.HZIAS n. THOMPSON, Administrator Of The estate
Y Of n z=k All II. Thompson late OF Barre, IN said
district, his adm nIsrdOn account
for examination aud allowance, aud makes application
for decree of distribution ana PARTITION OF the estate
Of said deceased.
Whereupon, it is ordered bysaid Courtthat said
application be referred to session thereof TO be
held a the Probate Office in laid Montpelier. on
the 18th day of April, A. D. lsT2, for hearing aud
decision thereon; and IS furth oTuered thal
tce thereof be green all persons interested by pub
LEGATION Of the three weeks excessively the
Green Mountain Freeman, newspaper published at
eT, previous tie id time appointed for hear
ing, that they may appear al said time and place.
nd show cause, IL any they may have why SAID &C
count shonld not be allowed and such decree made.
By the contributes,
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4 4 II ID

DR. ptUMLEY prefers 10 locate diseases by 90 FIX
1miHafoa the patients urine, requiring from
to four ftd ounces. (the first in the morning after
-eeatn ceeF vial, with patients name and
Haweve~. it any prefer personal examination, or
both. fhay have 10. - with this aid and
guide claim better than he possible for anv
rhysici9n t. fn " no II. WIN ie who ~ the
sNt.rupl ppearance and symptoU OF hi ps ients.
- FERNS tlr Medicine within he me ans Of all.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-03-27

$1,000 REWARD is offered by the proprietor
Of Dr. Pierce Golden Medical Di-covcry for
a medicine that will equal it IN the cure Of
Bronchitis, severe Coughs, and the early
stages of Consuml ton.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-03-27

NJ re than forty years have elapsed since
.I,tHson s Aaodghe Lsnimeut was ii ST invent
ed, during wblcu time hundreds OF thousaud-
have teen benefited by lis use. Probably
no article ever became SO universally popular
with all classes as Johnson's Auodyne Liul-
Iuent.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-03-27

JAMES FISK.

Containing full of all his sci emes, enter
uriSeS and assassination, Biographies OF NandeT6ih,
new and o. her er. R. R. and FlnaTCial maghafeS,
GREAr FRAUDS 81 The fAMMANY RI Nc. BriIlls nj
uan picrures n he LIGHTS < SHA BOWS OF New
york Lite JOSIE MANSFIELD the siren. how a
HssufifuI woman capFivated ana ruined her VICTIMS
[ Lite OF r w Ar = STOKES, illustrated &C
tavn of over ages. Send 81 % Tor ontnt, and Sc
rore rerrir ~ Circulars tTee- UNION PUB
LISTING CO, Phii4teIIhla, Che aso % cincinnati
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pills which contain antmony, quinln',
and calomel. should De oyo ded, sevcI e
gr,uing pans would e their only r,su. I.
TIE safest. surezt, amt b,sr pills are Pals0Hs'
Purya.ue or Ana BiI,uS PI.tS.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-03-27
FYampIp for the Ladies.

Mary woaD, Of Chicago, H., has earned
with her Wheeler Il Wilson Machine, IN five
wears, over 5000; an average Of $50 "a
Waek.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-03-27
SKIN DISEASE.

PFRRY,S IMPROVED COMEDON AND PIMPLE
REMEDY The skin Medicine OF the Age. Is war
,anted IL cure FLESH WORMS, PINPLEs eruptions and
cHEs dshgurat OF ne fnee. sold by all Drug
gists Depot 49 Bond ST. N " YORK.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-03-27

Dead men tell no tales Il they did, anathe-
mas against the depleting lancet, the drastic purge
and lie terrible salivans Of the maera medical would
arise from every graveyard. The motto OF modern
medical ,eien Is preserve and Regulate, des
troy, and remedy of day is entirely in har-
harmony With this philanthro2ic logic DR.. VALE
EB's WORKABLE VrNEGtR Buffers. In this powerful
yet harmless restorative, dysps PsIa. bilious com
plants, aud all diseases of the stom 'ch, liver, bowels
ami nerves encounter Irresistible anudote. FnIOwi
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-03-27
FOR Moth Patches, FreekIes.

AND TAN, USE fERRI'S MOTH ANO FIRE. kLi
LOTION. The well known resbie a Ia harm ies' re N
~ for Brown DiScolOIa tons OF The face. Prepare
ouiy BY Dr. g. G.. Perry. DermAtOlogis 40 Bond stree
New York, Sold by Druggists everywhere Ni2m
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-03-27
Seyenty.One years of Age.
EAsr MAasnrIELD. Aug. %, 1870.


Ma. STEVENS
near sir am seveutv-one years Of age; have suf-
tered many wears with Kidney Complaint, weakness
20 my back and stomach. was induced 10y fT'endsSio
fr gyopr VEGErINE and think II the heS diCTne for
eakue<~ OF Kidneys / ever used have tired
many remedies tor TINS mp amt, and never iourd 50
much r. let as the NEGKTISE. IL engthens and
,uv5soraleS The whole system Many OF my aoqnaInt
tnces have taken II, and believe II 10 he gOCd Tor all
the complaints Tor " hich il Is recommended.
Yours truly.
JosT.BlH SHKRnAr
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-03-27

\ GARD
c. w SroRN> htsins, a. vii bs seen by the
t1reg.ius ms mercantile business,
oubtie FIR lie cannot refrain nom expressing his
LATITUDE the past and pfeSeu' geneTsu Of this
uIfy tie LIB, raj pats, alWaN- bes ed
through an the course ui hs business being
hity ihe hrsf of Aur and It - now q me
that leave The Conuuu nc
oi the hu-iue-> tu b tuds " HON, per
tsy2-r-nce, have 70 iud fully competeu Mt, ami
wonhy 90 the highest confidence of " IA e pIr rs
sud th public G. ". STORRS.
~H X ly3
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-03-27

In Montpelier. Ma ch 2I-t. I--3. EE~~IE BELL
daughter OF tine late Joseph \eWhalI aged years
Little fe--.e we shall miss you-
4 hou -ehplI ped "a q. oluer = love,
Thou hast gone % be Ju angel,
IN that happy home above.
When her father len this world,
t0r hI- bright an happy home,
IiIlle Ee-~I, went 70 meet hmm
hat be might not uv alone.
" Don't cry. mamma 10 Is uoihtng,'
The last words her dtruu. 81 u,
Il was uUlt uut "a uIumr MT.
Ire She was numbered with the lead.
4 -. l..
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Dissolution of CO-DarlnerShip

'E1uE CO-PARrN ER~HIf heretofore eViSting under
1 be uame aud nrm ~ STusEs X MS i eteb'
[ dissolved tnufuaf consent L. ". Jones VIII con
ruus me nu-lue~~ 81 The old rttni- tu whom all de
r-it~ tse and ply tnle and WIN will also pay al
,th 5 due trlm the lae hJn.
g. W. STORRS,
L. ". JONES.
N,urss5.r Mach IA
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Another would give a dol ar for d
dose

n. K. STEVENS. EsQ..
U-sr ~lr--thave e5en badly sff1 .cted with Kidney
Compliant t.r teu years have suffered great pain m
nv u.CS u aud =. with diff y M SSH
urn ,vuca was often aud IT very small qua ntItIes
frequently accompa MED with bOod and e1crueiAt ne
pstu.
recommended Tor NV complaint: ! have been under
tn- treatment OF The most skliltul ply
in Rl,t1u at uf whom pronounced my InCurable
h. was NV airIan Shen / was advised by 8
trend 10 try the VEG aud could tne good
effect The irsJ look and from thai momen
sept on improving u~tll was enurely cured, taxing
Ia IL I Sh aid think. about bottles.
u Is indeed valuable med cine, and If shodd be
IA cred again 10 The same way would give dollar
tn a dose 1t / could gel without.
Respectfully,
J. VI. GLE.
ar Third South BoEton.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-03-27
SAVE THE CHILDREN i!

Multi'udes of them suffer, lin and Gle, because
i Pin Worms. TIE only known remedy for these
most troublesome and dangerous of all in
children or adults is DIR. Gould's Pin-WO rm
syrup. Purely vegetable; sure cath TO all worms;
valuable eathartic, ard beneficial TO health. War
rauied. Price reduced TO so cts. per bottle.
FONT GEO G. GOODWIN 4 co Boston
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Dir. Wells Ext. oFJurubeba

AMoNTH. T. sell our Uuiver>ai Ce-
m-ur. Combination Tunnel, Button
~ II De Cstter, and otter article, co
>---.-v g., N FMI2w4
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PERKINS ~ HOUSES
,CTNTS The PHFSIC8L LIFE Of
AuEN VIC NNOM

sin outSellS any hook in market It is thoroughly
e-fsbli,hd a. the oHIy reputable work the delicate
subj ct ct VhiCh H treat. ~
Nearly ready. A rev hook from the pen Of do
Inv Amerca popular iscfprEr and l7r1teT on
health.
The world wide reputation Of the author and the
large all ms previous works, cannot tan 10 Sc
cure an de- and for Ils, he latest ana best
GRO MAGELLAN PA b ifsher,
TMl VI 3 $ hooI STTeei, Boston
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-03-27
IN MEMORIAM.

At a special meeting of NaiNl rempla o. HONOR
NJ. , held March Ilth, ls72 the following preamble
and resolutions were unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, It has pleased Ami .hty God to re-
move from mi l-t uur late Brother, JOSEFH W
AEWAALL therefore lie II
RESOLVED, That we bow in submission q thC
Divine viii IN thus removing from oar 'ut-t one
who a brother TcmplIr had Won e love aud
respect at ms brother associates.
RESOLVED, hat while mourn his sudden
death, may learn from his experience The lesson
OF Our own MOI tally, and pom ter the Thought 10y
what a fran AMI trnrler thread we holt oil on
eatthly hoppe and while sincerely coutlulc WI b
his bereaved firmly IN the present anlictOu we
tIu-t he has gone 10 a better world.
RESOLVED, That a. further evidence of our re-
sprct his name be recorded IN the Temple Bible
THAT the chatter be draped Iu mourning for The
space ufslNty days that copy Of these ululi"ns
be Transmitted To the family of the dece tsed. and
that these resolution be published I'D the Iempla's
Magazine and the village papers.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-03-27
J VI GLE.
363 Third ST. South 3,
Made a New Man of Me.

Ms. SEEvENS
ID ar SIr-For fourteen months, l have been al
aIst "a with hiduey Complaint. 1 have tried doctors
aud many pate medicines, but found no relief Ny
friends pur>uaded @ Try Your NEGETIHE; and II
has made new OF me- | can most cheeriully
recommend 4 The Puo.Ie a. sure cure Tor the
kidney t-ouuiaiut. ALVIN GLIDDEN,
46i Broadway.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-03-27
Mss. MusROE PAREER, $50 Athens St.

Diseases Of the Kidneys Bladder, &c, are always
uDDieaSapt. aud al they ecome the most dis
reSSrg nd dangerous diseases that affect the hu
nan sv.tem Most diseases the Kidneys arise from
impurities IN the blooO, causing bumOrs which settle
on these parts VEGErIxE eXeels any known remedy
IN he whole world for cleansing aud purifying the
blood, thereby causing a healthy action to all the
orzau uf the body.
NEGErIyE j. sold hy all Druggists. FNIlwS
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

The change which taken place by the dissolution
of the firm OF TORS & Jones makes II absolutely
necessary that all d hts due he lte firm should hr
id without delay. Please, call and ssule without
Turner notice. J.. w. JONES.
| March 20, 1872 zig
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f" oak HALL" Boston.
I'd "a 26 Is North street.
AIM 1OE Sa Ac'

The subscriber proposes sell al auction unless pre-
viously d. pe seq Of private le ye' iafm stu
go IN Wairsfeid 1t which Lloyd He'is, ate OF
Ser,ased died seized and possesss IL be-
ins ~ tarn upon which he lived and oceupA ed the
is wears o. his e said farm about equal olstahes
hatwean Waitsfeld and WaTFtn villages, ana IN
800 sta.e of cultivation. ems easy md sale POSI-
- on The 8 ri day April ne1t the premises:
" IRA RIG HkRDSON, AdmiBlstFstoL:
w aitsfeId February 2s1h ls72 P"e
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OLIVER UIrSUN \ UU'O.
MUSICAL HORkS
Cheap Unexc lied -,
BEAUTIFUL ocrAy35 E@LTl1oN OF oRAToRIos

COMPLIES OPERAS, FULL VOCAL SCORE,
Including Recitatjves- : Loo each
Faust, Fidehs Martha, Trsvista, Sounamhu's, Don
Giovanni Marriage at Fig tru. Norma, ETntui, Precl
osa Trnvatore Fra Diasolo, LuCre IA RuTsis IusIa.
- The above be had of any Music Dealers OF
the Publishers. SENT Pr. paid receipt OF price
OLIVER DITSON 6 CO, Boston.
CHAS. IL. DITSON & CO., New York.
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HALF MILLION DELIGHTED READERS

o. SOPHIE MAYS POPULAR BOOKS, the - Dotty
Dmple aud " Little Prudy Stories tor young people,
LII - u earn
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Heartily Recommends.

Mr.. STEVENS.
Dear SRI have tsken several bottles OF your VIC
F-rIxE aud an convinced IL Is valuable T"medv for
Dyspepsia Eidny COMPLAINT, aRd general debility Of the
can hearrt Y recommend 1t al suffering from the
above comp iaiuIs.
Yours respectfully,
Ms. MrNRoE PARKER. $50 Athens St.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-03-27
JlIR lIBEB 4,

Long and resfllv used in itS native country, as
P0cerfai Tome and Potent PHrer Of the Blood, II Is
found exceed tie aufieipauOns bunde, on ITS
eat renutatan According The medical and seien
ojicsl~ of oudnn and Paris, II possesses the
" - POWERFUL ToNIC properties known TO MATEsIA
MEpICA.
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BUSINESS CHANCE!

THE SUBSCRIBER. having purchased Of c. w
FoRRs all % crest lu the tate irm Of Storrs &
Jones. .utd announce 70 IA. TIA nds aud the
public generally that lie WiI continue
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Washington County Court.

Hon. ASAHEL p Eek, Judge:
Hon. 10 -IAH WOO ID, I ,ss;.+..,. r,,.,,,-
Hon. J ANUS CROSS EFT, u u.s.
HIRAM CARLroN, Sts ties Attorney.
" brown. Sheriff
LUTHER \EwCOMB, Z Jerk
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DAUcHY & Co.'S ADvERTIsEMENTs

Ml1NrV MADE RAPIDLY with Stencil and Key
UUNc Check outfits. Catalogues. s-mpies and
nj particulars FREE :. ". SPkNCKE, Rrarrehoro,
I'D
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iih, would | were a Child again !

signs The weary and exhausted The langour and
aS~itude of Spr nc comes pom him Come and receive
vsor aud strength The wonderful South American
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THE OLD SFANT

and il .vIu he my Intention To cond uot il TO
n-ri aud the entire parunag- Of he late firm
vel. ta secure new friends AID custom erS. Ny
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-03-27

WY NNTED - Agents TO our new rs page paner.
W. the Co 'tFinutnr- Thirteen Departments. reli-
and sArI TAR. Rev. A n. Earle writes for IL. 81
ven ) nrsm MUM 10 each nh her. For Agents.
rerms. address. JANEs u Ear. BOSTON, Mass.
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AGENTS AGENTS AGEyTS!!!

We ~il pay so per week Casa and exp naes. 20
cod a'ent~ who VIII engage with ONCE.
Evervthiuq furnished Address
rWI904 Fills & 60. Charlotte. Wich.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-28
Prince Louis NapoleOn's Life in England.

On his return to London in September.
1888 he devoted much of his time to the
studies that had previously engaged his at
tentioD. the first result of which appeared
in the well known work. LES Idees Napo-
leoniennes," published in the following
year He resided at this time in Carlton
Terrace. and his mode of life combined the
seemingly inconsistent habits of the recluse
student and the dissipated man of the
world. He generally rose at about six in
the morning and worked III his cabinet till
noon. when he took slight breakfast read
the papers. and resumed his studies till
two. when he was ready to receive callers.
From four to five he attended to his pri-
vate affairs. and then mounted his horse for
ride in the park, or whiled away the time
among the loungers at Tattersalls or the
club. He usually dined at seven. and al
though by no means unoccupied in the
pleasures of the man about town, often con-
trived to spend part of the evening in
study. His manner at this time was grave
and distracted. He dressed well but
plainly. and seemed too absorbed
feel much interest in the passing
events of the present. The author OF the
Letters from London" who was evidently
strongly impressed in his favor, was struck
at first sight with his resemblance to Prince
Eugene and the Empress Josephine, but
did not observe likeness to the Emperor.
Afterward, however, he saw or thought he
saw the features of the man of Austerltz
reproduced with astonishing fidelity in the
adventurer of Strasburg The truth that
men see in objects what they wish to see. is
illustrated in his remark that Louis Napo-
Icons head is so full of the Napoeonic air
as to make soldier of the Old Guard
thrill at the sight. This is hardly re-
concilable with the well known incl
dents of his attempt at Strasburg, wLen
though arrayed in the historic cos
tune of the hero of Austerlitz, and sur
rounded by men personating an imperial
staff the Prince was vet unable to convince
the garrison that the nephew of his
uncle" really stood before them. The
writer describes the expression of Louis
Napoleons features as noble and grave
without being harsh, and his countenance
as characterized by mildness and
benevolence. Yet there was nothing
etfeminate in his appearance. in the opinion
of this observer, who discerned an energetic
nature in the dark shadows of his counter
ance. a tinge of melancholy and thought
fulness in his slightest movements. and a
keen glance and assured look which not
only indicated disposition to mediate on
great things, but ability to accomplish
them.-February GGlary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-28

present sad situation with happier -
of the past, associated with his scene
song. At length he ventured to addra"o'l
guard. osS b,
man." younR
We'll, yes" he replied; 81 can s;rc
siderable of stave when try.D Coz.
"You sang Home, Sweet Home ina.
remarkably we'll" just nov
That's because like that sopu NJ,
ever sing it it makes me feel good "nes
how" sone
"Do you know who wrote itg"
mo, | don't know who rit it. but h.
was.' '0'erh
You will, perhaps, be surprised VII.
inform you that the author Of that so uea
now addressing you" 'usa
What"
sung" jug
At this statement the young mount.,.
with loud laugh, lay back in his s sa1s
and shouted to his comrades: "WhasQA
you think, boys! Old Saddlebags her,
he rit Home. Sweet Home and I c an
out of the Western Songster' more'n sus
ago." va
1t was useless after that for the M.
make any explanations. The "W..a
Songster" settled the question of sssaaa
ship, and Mr.. Payne was glad when s
incident changed the topic of conver,.sss
and he ceased to be the object of the oS.V
ridicule OF his rude and unfeeling N.Y.
cutOrs. F~"
The writer heard Mr.. Payne rela,. .
incident to the late Dr. Longstreet IL
gusta, only few days after its occnr ~ AZ
We should state that Mr.. PAYNE. after Sa:'
conveyed to the camp of the Georgia cU ueaE
was detained there day or two nn HS', q
real character was ascertained. His a,,. ~
was much regretted by the peon ..'s
Georgia.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-28
9e'r Orleans &ep,lbliea,,.
fflCIAI JOURNAL Of The UNITED STATES
OFFICIAL JOURNAL Of new ORLEANS
HERE.

When night comes broOding DER me,
Like prisons dreary cell:
And its visions rise before me,
With dread no speech may tell;
When alone with my only longing,
And the darkening spell of fear,
watch the sad stars thrOnglng,
Till the beams of dawn appear
Then, like some silver chimes,
Come back the old, old times
The dear old times, my darling,
The living, loving times!
Unsleeping, remember
The days that all are gone,
Like June dreams in December,
Or flowers when summers done;
The times that are never over
For they live in heart and brain,
And, like kisses from q lover,
Their spell comes back again.
Like song Of magic rhymes.
Return the dear old times
The old, Old times my darling,
The living, loving times!
This is my lone lifes treasure,
That none can take away
Remembrance without measure
OF every vanished day,
OF love light round me streaming,
OF ten er lips and eyes;
Awake lie, vet dreaming
Nor sleep till day shall rise
Like bee in blOssOmed lines
live in those old times
The times you know, my darling,
The living, LOVING times!
Cold are the skies above me,
The earth 10 wrapped in snow,
And if still as then, you love me,
Alas! can not know
Silence between us lying
More chill than winters cold,
And my heart like baby crying
For its mothers wOnted hold;
But breathe the summers prime,
Remembering that old time,
Though you forget it, darling,
The living, loving time!
Rose Terry, in February Galaxy
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-28
a Miserable ReprObate.
Says the New York Commercial 4df,

Says the New York Commercial 4dte,.
tiser:
What miserable reprobate the preachers
all make Fisk out to be And they are
right. Why, the scoundrel actually stopped
his coupe one cold, dreary night, on Sew
enth avenue, and got out, inquired where
she lived, and gave poor old beggar Jo-
man dollar. He seemed to have no shame
about him, for the next day the debauched
wretch sent her around a barrel of flour and
a load of coal
One day the black-heartnd scoundrel sent
$40 and a bag OF flour around to a widow
woman with three starving children, and,
not content with this, the remorselcss
wretch told the police captain to look after
all the poor widows ANA orphans in his
ward and send them to him when they
deserved charity.
What shameless performance it was to
give that poor negro preacher so ana send
him on to Howard University , And how
the black-hearted villain practiced his
meanness on the poor, penniless old woman
who wanted to go to Boston. by paving her
passage and actually escorting her to a free
stateroom, while the old woman's tears Of
gratitude were streaming down her cheeks.
Oh insatiate monster thus to give money
TO pennies negro preachers and starving
women and children.