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National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-01-12

TAKING THE VEIL. In New York
the solemn ceremonies of n rel 2iou
profession" were p, from il chap
FL OF the Sisters of Charity. The occa-
sion was that of n young lady taking up
on herself the Order of Mercy. At the
commencement o. the service the novice
prustrited herself mt the foot o the high
altar, while choir OF nuns clmnte,l the
Litany of the Siiut> in her behalf At
The communion she arose and slowly as
cen led the altar steps. On reaching th'
pla.,oim upon which the priest stands
she again knelt and devoutly prepared
herself for the reception Of the holy sac
rament and the taking OF the three r, lie-
ons vows--chastiiy voluntary puv' rfy
and obedience. The VOWS being ta.en
the VOWS which are believed to he per.
,.etnally hinding-ihe pr"fcssrd nu
resumed her position at the foot of the
altar aud again pr"strated hersel' while
II lie choir chanted II solemn aud appro-
l,riate hymn. The hymn being finished
she arose. and a;"ompauled l,y several
listers. went into he sicristv, where he
vas dlvc>ted of all her adornments. to
Ion the hum lie habit and cowlu a Sis-
er of Chantv. The ceremony was cou-
luc ed 10y three priests.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-01-12
To { ,rre>pondents.

Persons writing with the expectation
Of having tneir letters published In thi>
paper will do well to observe the follow :
ing rules
Write only when you have something
to say.
When you have said it, qfit.
Write only on one side of your paper.
Write plain, and as yon want your let
ter to ap,lear.
Do not write with pencil whe. pen
can he had.
Leave of the long preambles which
orcupy space AMI require time TO read
Give the uct,--comnents will be
made here.
Make your letters short, pointed,
lively.
Do not write on facts you are a'raid to
'ign. Cnwards never make reliable cor.
re repnndents.
short letters, like short visits, make
long friends.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-01-12

worthy nurse, when she saw 'he twins
ha not suffered from the checkcred events
Of the day, gave vent toa h)od Of tear'
that seemed to relieve her feelings I'M
mensely. Then, Of course, the children
had few tears to shed; but at last the
suusiinc oi happiness spread itself over the
liltle room, and it was wonderful how every
body cheer { up when an intiTalion wa.
gwen by M,s. Tomtins that probably
'twoull he as we'll 10 have in the pudding.
the twins have row become fine, healthy
ro,ui,h lads and though tbcy DISPLAY a
wonderful capacity 'or street games and
all outdoor am0'ements- perhaps OCCASION
ell 10y their experiences of the first day OF
their eXsience-T IN Twirkr,on and his
wife have never had cause fr regret that
the twins presence in the basket became
known to the railwa, otlicisl> ere the,
were thrown into the lugeaec-van and
smothered beneath the h""--s' '-ee~e~'
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-01-12
Happy New Year.

"Happv New Year owe Happy New Year
Tw fairy ct me bounding ear;
Two lit lie han II shut out The light
S MT out 'he snns.i ic cold aud big t.
4 o rpe ush eve, Ike stars on tl, s'a,
L idcr their ashes loo el down on rn'
Two Il nd,r ip gave tn gre tnt doar,
Happy New Year, love! Happy New Year /!
o Il, one 81 mpsc o. the on brow hair,
Aidt ep lc sob ,ds nest ing there
only ore ny from e'tarry - -.
Ii.hi . II my own win Z al surprise.
AID IL my fury bath iwn away,
Sv Il as sunb am. bri :hi,r tLfn they;
Tut Ia echo, nserins whisprc Ii ch ar,
Happy y Year! HAPPY New Year i
uWnat la Ia III old wear borne from thee
A eh my rp ut, mutilgy
il 70 10 mn rom the ROSY day,
A il I, ligh fou thr e. wtrd way,
A land y nich miue sl,a clasp no more,
icv v. in emory lie
Ahn an ming no suile ~ tear,
{" Hap, Y New lear HAPPY New Year !"
%. Wh Il brought tins y Year unto thee ~
Nv ~ rir ~ 9TH, IN ri lely,
A haste ed on a high aim.
A h l,c Il ut &C rms tho drca of Fame;
A heart vi er. al mnrnurinIs a-e
4 yncr there Win peri \ ~, : Peace"
o pearl OF price oh, 6 II m st dear
IIappy New &c r! Ha.py New Year y
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-01-12

BAD FOR THE BUFFALO 1T appears
that the bnffa,oes were very much dis
commoded by the late terrible snow
storm on the Pacific Railroad While
one train of cars was embedded in the
snow these animals gathered 70 the lee
side for shelter. A correspondent says;
If dny one felt disposed he might, from
hi, seat in the car, pop them over with
his revolver Il the rest would not move
thew coull not I've driven away by engine
whisiling or human voice, hut crowded
their shaggy ssles close up TO the cars
aud there STOOL with bowed heads for
the storm to pass. Many were seen to
fall down in their tracks, dead from the
cold, and when at last the train was dug
out and moved of, the track was lined
with these huge, shaggy, frozen carcass
es." We think a robe a luxury in win
ter-so it is. Imagine the severity Of
the weather wheH the animal which fur.
nishes the robe freeses V death under
his natural peetsstsen
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-01-12
How lie Went t. Fetch the Co ,lie.

James l.. A Hope gives an amusin,
account. in the London Spectator, of th'
WY he went to the South Sea Island
''to fetch the Coulie"-Cooins brins
wanted on the sugar estates in Australia
Mr.. Hope says:
The Australian labor market has beer
at various times supplied with convicts
free anl assisted emigrants, Chinamer
and Germans; but it is only within the
last few years that the introduction al
sugar growing industry into q 'eeusland
has turned our attention to tl,a: large
group of islands, the New Hebrides,
living wi h n weeks sail of our own
colony. anI crowded witt, an in ligenl
and savage population. The planters,
in despair 1t the res less character Of ia.
English workman, became naturally YER,
liable laborers for the sugar season.
men who coull stand the heat OF til,
sun. who would work together in gang
without grnmbling. AMI above all, who
wonld bind them >elves TO their employ
ers fer mt least three vca's. Under thes,
circumstances. several small ships start.
ed E, the New Hebride- in quest Of men.
and he first arrival of wpolv, stnpi.l-
looking Kmakas was re yar'lel with
creat curiosity bv all classes.
I have often wondered at the inper 'ec'
lea of number which native c nlie
possesses he grasp. easily the l,len "f
one pig for one axe. hut three pigs for
three axes boihe's him. lJoke | round
f.r n chief and triel to op N tn convcr-
=, ,i, To, .
o. jeci, recruits for Queensland, aul com
m-nced IN animated haranguc, pointing
out to him the advantage the men would
giin in going with ne, an the strength
they would add to the tribe when they
brought back their mu 'kets an powder.
rh.. chief smiled graciouslr, and m mi
fe ted sudden fancy fr nv sheath
knife, which being in a moment of weak
ness given to hm he wa kel off, having
me to crowd Of applicants for more
sheath-knives OF the same sort. l was
not n little mortified at tin1ing ont after
wards that he had not uuderstood a single
word, being of a different tribe from NV
Interpreter. Add 80 learnt great and
most important lesson. in all dealing,
with the natives. and which 1 cannot
help thinking might be probably taken
TO heart bv charitable London lalies -
Never give awly on>thing. without
value rec ivet1, unless you wish to pu. n
stop to all trade and make everybody a
begear." Man If er man shook hi
hesd When I asked him 10 come over to
Queensland. The universal cry was,
I'VE are willing enough to go and work
and get musketI and powder but we
should like to see some of our brothers
back here first. to hear what they say OF
yorr country"
1t has n, yer been nv good fortune to
contest an cleo ion in the old country.
but had heard that "the woman once
rained. the man follows maxim in
canvasSIng, and acting on TINS p an, I
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-01-12
Scientific Intelligence.

Professor Harkncs' reports that ever
since November l8, Enrke's comet
been getting steadily brighter, and It's
spectrum more di>tinct. On the evening
nf December | the spectrum consisted
nf three bright baud' +; the most re-
frangihle one being very fHint. The mld-
le one by far the mightest, and the
least rerrau ginle one having degree OF
brilliancy inferno late between that OF
lie other two The shape of cnch OF
these b nds somewhat re>emlleI an
snsceles triangle. with its b use turned
toward the red end OF the spectrum. In
the case of the two brighter bands The
light increased quite rip'dly from the
less u TANGIBLE &c Of The baud, until
l. attained maxlum ut a p INIT distant
from that edge hv about nue-Qr rrt' Of
the whole breadth Of the band, and
theme. it gradual,v faded away toward
the more refran9lb'e edge Of III" band
In the case ot the most reiranCibie baud,
The li.ht seemed to he OF nearly equal
intensity throughout It's whole brea th
The positions of the two brighter bands
were measured, and the resulting wave
lengths uf the light, EXPIRE ssel in mil
lionths of millm"ter. are ipproXinate
" as follows first band, less rafrausible
edge. 5JG, brightest part, $50. O; more
refranghle ., ge, 53t S, cond banl, less
refrnngibe ldge, ll5, brightest part
30 . {; more .efraneible ed.e, 400. The
position o the faint band WAS estimated
and the re-u,ting w,ve-lngtbs are, for
he less refrang,bie edge, AS. and for
the mo refungible edge, AS. AT times
he fncied he al-o saw faint continu ms
spectrum. hut could not satisfy himself
that itreally existed.
Both in appearance and wave-lieht>
this spectrum bears such remrrk ble
resembl nee Ia that # the second &C LET
of 1868 that Professor llarkues' l.
uglv inclined tn think their ph' sical
constitution must he identical. 1t viii
remembered that the obscrva ions oi
DR.. IIuggius showed that the 3pectru"
Of til" lat comet WAS the same us that
OF oletiant gns.
Perhaps the strnn"est feature observed
in connection with the spectrum oi
Encke's comet was the progressive SHIFT
ing of the point o m iximun brightness
il its mildl band. The observed wave
'ong h, ot the light OF this point, on
different nights, are approximately as
E. lows \ " mber Is. SOLO. n vemher
%, sos 7: Nov mbcr 26 5 8; Novem-
Der n. 5lO q: November 20, 500; De
camher |. 5l09 crmber .. 5l1.9. 1t
b ,uid he atel that while these changes
were going on the ban! increased III
bredth.
The comet WAS examined carefully
with double-inage prism, bnt without
fin ing any traces OF polarization in Its
light
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-01-12

SNAKE CHARMING short time since
a black snake attempted to charm child
Of Beuj .min buchanan. who resides tive.
miles IRON Su qr.hanna. The clid
was sitting upon the door>t.ps of the
house, playing. The serpent crawle'l ~
to within few feet If the child, paused,
aud commercial to ch rm The little one
Closer ard closer it came, the child s
gsze WIS Incoming .tronger and NOR,
fix. Il, anI in moment more, the inno-
cent would bave been eucircled hy III,
Shiny snake. At this junctnre, n favor
il. and faithful log dashed in upon tn
scene, aud, with few vigorous shal es.
destroyed the reptile, which msasl rel
tour and o half feet in length.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-01-12
The Waning Year.

The wear begins TO trembe with decay,
Like an old man VIII leans uDon a stan,
And in gr W var reads the epi aJh
Of al hi- Of pring who hive pa-se avav;
But Vet soft breeze, with hs thi locke pliy
Sea terng his sadness W.T. y jocu dlnu3b.
While the great sun yet warns in hi- behalf
And with his ia T. keeps rinter It'll at bay.
Yea sp"thrd aud altered ~ full mtnv vs..
Though all the lieds be bare, and wo ID .ands
sore,
Half hidden from his sight by thickoning
haze,
Sereneiy -miies the slow lecning 7 nv,
Like one who has IN goodness spent his days,
And waits his conf z end without fear.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-01-12

How New JERSEY Cor Our OF The
UNION The origin OF the illusions to
New Jersey aS foreign country is sai !
To be as follows: After the downfall of
The first Nlpoleon, his brother j. eph,
who had been * ng of Spain, and his
nephew, Prince Murat, son of the KING
of Italy, sought refuge III this country,
aud brought much wealth With them.
j ,seph Bonaparte wished TO bnill pala-
tial sidence here, hut did not desire 4"
become Il citizen, az he hoped to return
to f rnpe 10 enable him us an alien to
hold rel estate required a special act of
the L Legi Stature. He tried to get one
passed for his bene6t in several states,
hut failed. He WIS much chagrined, es-
pecialy because Pennsylvania refused.
After this he applied to the New Jersey
Legislature, which body granted both
him and Murat the privilege of purchas-
ing land. They bought track at Bor-
dentowD, aud built magnificent dwell
ings, and fitted theri up in the most
costly manner. Rlrr paintings, statu-
ary, &c, were profuse, and selected
with care, and the grounds Laid out with
exqui lite taste.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-01-12
TuO>E Ii EN>En TWINS.

Well. nurse, what is it " inquired
Tim "wirA Teton, placing ON his pate tie
crust Of bread-apd-bu ter at which his
t.eth had been nervou,ly nibbllng for the
past twenty minutes.
Oh sir, its twins ~
"Go,d srnciou, - exclaimed Tim, over
whemcd with the double blessing that
bar fallen upon tie matrimonial hearth.
Tim iwlnkleton was by trade n journey
man tailor, and a, GOOD Lcarfed fellow a.
the sun s. ed light upon that New Year
morning. Tlm was bleS,ea with good
wife who, TO aid her partner III trrnine
the ten mouths already provided for them
not counting the twpT-didt L washing
ami manging for a number OF worthy fam
lies. and dill it superbly too, as ! can
prove ,ut OF their very mou his.
Would YOU Ike to $ ep up to see Mrs
Twinkh to >ir ," the nurse inquired, after
1im'> a,to"is mcnt had in measure
abared. "because, ii so, it's perfectly con
ven tent"
Mutual congratulations having ensued,
aud Mrs. Twinkle;on having received the
assurance from her husband that he had
not been disappointed b the appearanc'
=" W. w! ''''. - " s.,,.~,..''.tf,. = =.
"'e p,s'" " "a" 49, ~ Wv ~
business OF the establishment.
W., .osr -. Is 'uS' p'SNV' VI 'n'''E' " ~.
,."N 'in '"' ~ '>' ''"'
Mrs T made mention T. err Of.
"Oh, my o,ar I'd almost forgotten
'n'' us 'Ne NN''''''N' ~ "'''''"e' '"'
'eP'i'". u,,y
- ~ .''is'1u :. H., -, ,, 49,
its' hnl,h'u , '"', ai
eI'or'' si"he" Mr>' H. ! "'i ""'
onV wants 10 be u ke' 10 Tue ''"''oh
was 10 mi < ta''e' ! uai' say
Gmuin IL OH y '"e ni'"-u"S ~"
iher. Always one aoo,'' w e,.'
on ou"daSs' an, inc ne" ,ea, 'aN
Ha,nr H nt 'he "u'i'''N a." Wv
wen I'm, u you W. re 10 'ui' " .n'
s'a''o" WIN "; II Ve 'n ou' ""''u''
Out 'ear OF thc c'iioieu 'u'i"'ins 'h'
cIo'utS, "ou''ii,
80 It Woulo,. lephtI Hoou-ha'uie"
Inn, and VIII 90 IT.
Promp' to act, l'm CIoeteu Tue nuiSe -
TAX the best care o' Tue t"'h-' gave Ut
"He a KISS ana p' h'ls up 'ne "e"'! So''
,'e' o'She,, >uo'iluc'eu II anu s'". ''' VI
"i> way lie "a' ON! ,"c"'y n''I'u'' -
make me tlal', hut 'e hlie" ne eou'u -
/, ana nave h'' minutes 10 >l'a'''
Now' Wen Wnef'S 'ha' ""Hn"'e !"
% inquired 'ne ''erN' "n">e ou>'ilee,
I'r 'he uaV was over d sooh as 'ne n'A'
ualh was u'ua'c"e"'
lhe oth'ia'' l'oe'o' nee' a,eu 'o' a h'o
ih'h rs U, Whetne' Pu'c'u''i'y snou"' ho.
,or ~! on onTe '"Ne 'ne P'''1 81 ,:.i o"u, Du,
ms III nnm"r was G"chly u'ss'pateu Mneu
h' saw l"i'N'e'o'> rosy i"ee A'o 'N'''s
e"','r IT, o'a'"l"9 ~ upon nun. ,.,.
e''' ~ ,',,.,", '","', .Ie.i. uu ".i'o .ho
oo"HnS ~ Hu''eieu ,oe "nO
.e!p "e!,e', =: 90. .ui ny, ;" w. ""; ~" = ~.
S'a'u "ls own n'au' NC ''eiu'''' II n'
VI ~ | ''9'e, ,,, no''V'
,IM',e,, III wa. hn.h"r ~ ." 3D. nop oi % nv,
that he u dni care whether tnr clerk ma
spe''a' ,aNo' U, 'n'iei a." n'a.''i A.
pi>''css' So Iohs a' VI. oio'ue' w. ".
a'cnSa 'nere'oie' "i."ou, o',S :. 'n'
Ie',' o's,"roeu OF nu ''iia''o y, VI. %,' H.
guinness, ne oa"' "'", VIZ ou>'o'n"ly
ieal >aIu'a''o,',' I''u ''''.I ,i,. ~. way I'm
T''' just rs 'h' C'lu'o 'oi" "ee '''"''-
non 'he'r places o' wOlsn'P r. , -;
E. ne was soon uom'' was t,,,h III a'a ., h;s h;s
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-01-12

FAST LIVING. G.-Louisvillr, people are
very unsu>picious. and apparently con-
,i.ier salary of 81 900 year amply
ufli 'ieat to meet the most lavish cx-
travagancr A "lelk in the Pot OH 20
r, cniv, d only that amonnt, aud although
he sported damon Is like millionaire.
aud >quandered money without stint up
on fast horses and flst women, no one
suspected him of dishonesty. l'e acted
rs general monev-leudcr to his fellow
clerks, vet no one questioned how h
could spend so freely aud still Away
have money. Complaints of valuable
letters b, ing lost in the mails were fre-
quent for yea before any inquiry was
made as to the cause Of their appearance.
A watch WAS finally set, and the dashinp
clerk was detected in the act of stealing
eleven letters. o, conr.e he was arrest
ell, and now lies in Jail awaiting certain
conviction Would it not have be"s
better for II concerned If his employers
ha,i been les stupid ? Would not 1T
tie discernment on their part have de
tected his crime at its beglnning, and
possibly have saved life which is now
irretlievallv ruined ?
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-01-12

LEWIS CRANDALL. an Oneida C.'untv,
New Yo,k man, will he a cent'narian il
,e lives till pext April. His honorable
record is briefly sunmed up: Two wives
and nine chiliren, never sick in his life.
lived on the same farm sixty years, and
voted at seventy eight annual sleetionA
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-01-12
HAVE You ANY MONEY To LOSE ?--I

HAVE You ANY MONEY To LOSE ?-If
So saws New York paper, con'rive 10
walk up Broadway and slip. You viii
at once he taken IN hand by a gentleman
deeply interested in your welfare. He
will eApr s. regret at the misfortune Of
vour fall and even 20 s" FIR as to brush
the snow from your >oilrd garments, and
during the oi,erati N will ease you Of
you picket book, il not OF your watch.
Such ligh'-hnger-d gently Y He now prowl-
ing about our priucipsl tboroughfare
seeking whom they may devour.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-01-12

An Indianess, discovering that her
marriage ceremony h d been legally
performed, io.rteen years ago, has com
menced a suit against her husband for
services rendered him as an employe
during that perioi
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-01-12
JOB PRINTING

of all kinds neatly executed at the lowest living
prices. Our office Is well furnished with mate.
rial and stock for this department and we now
have experienced and co npetont workmen TO
use them. II you want any printing done YOU
need not go 10 the citv, or out of the county,
for yon can get as good work and as low prices
at this Office ~ o. any other.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-01-12
Yes or No!
ALL Ia La NJ

Yes or No!
Must il be No2
Al, mol
ID ar ilyr,
The sunbeams, all sadly and slow,
W.u.d mourningly come to me 30.
Dear love.
MAY il be Yesl
Al, y'r
Dear love,
Let me twinc round nv fin ger that tress
Tho Id sunshine ~ dar,s to caress,
ID ar love.
SHALL be No'
Al no
ID ar love,
The breezcs wou Il wailingly go
10 whisper such message Ct wee,
Dear 1--we.
VIII it he Yesi
Al. Vs!
Dtar 1--we.
Let the summer winds walt me kiss
Ii, m those lips 'twull1 be heaven to press,
n NJ love
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-01-12
RATES or SUBSCRIPTION.

one copy, one year In advance. ,,.,....fl 20
II not paid within three months, go
No'lriaton whatever from these rates.
No t!per discontinued until all arresrrrc
are I'D, except at the option of the publisLs
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-01-12

In the Sandwich Islands, the ladies
take two fish scales between finger and
thumb and plu ont their lord and
masters beard hair by hair whilst Ls
takes his si.sta Ia the sun.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-01-12
lIrevitie>.

Mans greatest enemy is the wine glass |;
woman's the looking gas..
There are nearly 55) convirts in IT,
State prison ut Charlestown, Mss
every thirty is killed bv accident yearly.
For the first time in sxt en- years the. :
is not Il Wa~hburn in Congress.
The surest way to lose your h.alth in
to keep drinking other people,.
a D troit lady visited q m'nrcerio
and asked to lie shown the candlrango.
For rnilway-travelrrs--W When the enei-
nerr whistles "down brakes" look out
for break .l"wn.
Every man has his wea'S sid, an ! it
il very often the case that this week sid.
is the best part of the man.
II ,rne Took, when askc bv Georco
| III why he never paved a. carls, replied
II can not tell ing from knaye.
Loo was to his impassion'd soul
Not as W tn others mere part
or it's existence. but tie whole:
The very liic-breath of the heart
SOME one with spare time on his hands
has l,een investig tin, n bnshrl o. wheat,
IN reports that it contains G66, go
grains.
A hen packed husband, who ha mr.
ri, Il his wife hecaus, she was handsome,
dec nred that ga thing Of beauty is Il jar
forever"
An old gentleman OF great exnerience
says he is never slti~tied that II laly un-
derstands kiss rlless he has it frcm
her own mouth
II you don't stop using tobacco. the
first thing you know you will have tine
amaurosi~, angina, pectoris, hypo' hol
lriasis and locomotorataxy.
Fresh eggs have been gwen, VIII
m irket success, down east, to colts not
IN good health. The nourishment they
afforded soon restored the weak animals.
The Ru sian officers ut the b Il, when
dancing with the ladies. invariably count
ell the time TN demr hoiS out lon '. so
as to be able to keep step with tlair
partners.
One hundred and eight men, including
seventy Indians, in Tucson, Arizona,
have pleaded not guilty to an indict
inert charging item with killing Apache
Indians at thu Camp G ant Reservation
I've caught cid
l don't know how
l go k-chuz! y"
When II -chowl"
And when try,
Like Chire ee,
To say 'p-kttz"
l say "k-cheei"
To prevent the water pipes in your
house freezing and bursting this cod
weather, leave the water dripping at the
faucets during the night The circuIa-
ton of water through the pipes will pre-.
vent freezing.
Bows" said school-teacl'er the
other day, what is the meaning OF Ill
that noise in srhoo ?" 1T is Bill Smith,
SIR, who is initiating a locomotive"
" Come up here, William" said the
teacher, IF you are turning into loco
motive, it is high time you were switched
Off"
A dentist was recently saved from
drowning by a lab,rcr, and from the
depths of his grateful heart excaimrd
: Noble brav', gallant man how shall
reward Won Only come to my house,
and l will cheerfnllv pull ont every tooth
you have got in your head and not charge
you sixpence.
\ New York politician, in writing
letter OF condoleuca to the widow of II
ture, sa}s, "Ic,nlot tell you how pun
ed l WIS to hearih yo,r lushanl h's
gone to heaven. We were bosom
friends bat now we hill never meet
again.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-01-12

The Spanish Minister Of the Colonies
has am, cuncsd lis intention to reorgan.
izs the Havana Volunteers.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-03-14
Neuer Asent+

6err aueuit 8ril@meiler, 8u@bdnbz
let, bat bic N9entur Der Minne1ota
Staatsz 3e'tun9 fir Minneaeclis uno
um9e9enp lbrnommen uuo 1T hermit
outbortIrt Mbonnement5 uno Welrer
fir btelelbe entaeQen ju nebmen.
Ibeocpr SQnber.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-03-14

Das @rtefpurto na@ Deut@lanb sou 1. Ge~-
cember an 1T
ueber Srtuaeu peer9ambure 7 Gts. ;3eftunsent
3 @ts.
neasr England 10 Gts., 3eitunsen i Cts.
ES 8eim MbbpleR Der Briefe bemerfe man
ausbrudli9 advertised" unb ben Datum Der
Qifp.
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