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fresh and in good condition. daily.
Fish dressed for immediate ufg kept con-
stantly on hand, and dressed O. order without
extra charge. Orders for dressing chosen tsh
must be len before ~ CLOCK m.
il5-xvi-ls w.. 4. COMSIOCK a co.
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Paper Masquerade.

A paper masquerade was recently
given at a private residence in New York
at which all the costumes were made o
paper, and were Of the most costly and
elaborate pattern. One Of the costumes
was a dark paper underskirt, cut short
and not very full, and spangled with a
profusion of gold paper stars. with a
black tissue paper nolonaise, lined with
black muslin to give sufficient durability
for an evenings wear. Golden stars
were also profusely sprinkled over this
garment, which was quite long in front
aud back, being open to the waist before
and looped in the back The high cor
sage was finished with an Elizabethan
frsise of white paper around the neck,
and the long Henry Nv. pulled sleeves
was similar trimming. Another was
dark underskirt with pink ruffles, each
ruffle edged with hearts and diamonds.
No tunic; but around the waist wide
huted fraise of pink paper, six inches
deep in front and twelve in the back,
each deep flute ornamented with alter
nate hearts and diomands. All the or
naments worn were of paper also, and
the handkechiefs were Of tissue paper,
stamped in imitation of point lace.
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The physicians of England are always
known by the simple title of I" Mr., " and
all efforts to revolutionize public senti-
ment so as to authorize the assumption
of the title of Doctor" have, 10 use a
medical term, proved abortive. The
Royal College Of Physicians of London
has announced that it does not recog-
nize nor sanction the assumption of the
title Of q" Doctor" by its hcentlates. 1t
appears, also, that neither has licen-
tiate az the Royal College of Physicians
Of Edinburg, or of King and Queens
College of Physicians, Ireland, any
right, as much, to style himself doc
tor" The British Medical Journal,
which communicates this information,
adds that university degree alone gives
this distinguishing title to graduates in
medicine. An American physician Of
good standing lately attempted to pass
as doctor" in London, but he felt the
stern grasp ofthe law, and now PRACTICES
ss Mr." Blank
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The Japanese Ambassadors, who are
travelling through Europe in order to
study the refined civilization of modern
society, we're present lately at the Paris
Opera at the performance of Robert lie
piahle." During the interval which
preOedes the ballet they were taken be-
hind the scenes, where they were enabled
to make close investigation of Euro
pean civilization, and to observe what
goes on behind the curtain. There they
found themselves amid a crowd of ladies'
and girls, with cheeks painted with pink,
arms and shoulders with white, the cor
ners of the eyes and the eyebrows with
black, lips and ears with carmine, the
hair with yellow, with feet imprisoned in
instruments of torture Of white satin,
their bodies covered with q silken web
and a morsel of gauEe, and their arms,
necks, and heads with copper ornaments
and artificial gems. All these ladies',
who hold that all 0rientals must be pos
SCISSORS of incalculable wealth, offered
their smiles as gracefully as their painted
faces would permit. The japanese
withdrew, filled with admiration at the
narvels they had been Permitted to wit
ness.
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will remain FOR the present with the new
firm of J. ;. Levett x Co., and solicit for
them the patronage Of my friends.
A. X. GOODLETT,
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Jesse Applegate, writing to the Port
land (0regOn) Bulletin, gives the follow
ing description Of the lava bed in which
the hostile Modoc Indians are now en-
trenched: The stronghold Of the Modoc
Indians is "pedregal " of the most
extensive and elaborate description-an
irregular volcanic surface OF basalt,
traehyte, etc, more or less broken Into
upheayals from below, and cracked and
issured in the process Of cooling. II
occupies, with but few intervals, nearly
one hundred square miles. II you can,
imagine g smooth, solid sheet Of granite,
ten miles square, END Eve hanared feet
thick, covering resistless mines OF gun
powder, scattered at irregular intervals
under it; that these mines are exploded
simultaneously, rending the whole field
into rectangulaF HSSses, frem the size
of a matchbox 10 that Of q CHURCH, BegB-
ing these masses high in some places
and leaving deep chasms in others.
Following the explosion, the whole
thing is placed ~ 0gs " Vplcen's eruci-
bles, and heated up 70 a poipt EheH ~
ghole begins to fuse aud run together,
and thea suffered to cool. The rough
ness Of the uppef grrfaee remains as the
explosion left t, while al bsiow is honey
conked by the cracks and eFeylees
caused by taa cooling Of the melted
rock. An Indian SO, from ibe top OF
one Of these stone pyramils, lhaot nan
without exposing even 50 mach ~ Rp
inch square Of himself he can, With
out undue haste, load aud shoot a con-
mon muzzle-loading rife ten times before
a nsan can scramble over the rocks aud
chasms between the slain and the slayer.
II. at the terrible expense Of life, force
dislodges him from his eoTer be has
ooly 70 drop into and follow s9ue eEs-
terraassn passage With which Be y ia-
miliar, 70 gaia e9GiteT am9qshi IRON
which il vill cost ten noEe Fyss 70 die
lodge hiu.
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Why, when caricatured, is Lord Hough-
ton formerly Richard Moncktsn Miner
called "The Cool of the Evening 7
Being at his club late one sfleEaoon in
company With Count DsQrssy, aud hear
ing some habitue of Gore House pro-
pose calling on Lady Blessington, Lord
Houghton exclaimed, "0h, yes, and I'll
20 With vOu." Indeed" answered
Count ppFsay loftiiy, 6 are you ae-
quainted with her ladyshipT " No,
but that's Of no consequence. I'll ac-
company you, my dear fellow" So
yog shall 90 yon skall" retorted p'Qr.
say. q You shall 40 With Us, and III in
troduce you to Lady Blessinglon as the
cool Of the evening" From that day TO
this Lord Houghton has never heen able
TO rid himself Of q richly deserved With
cism. There are some things the world
never forgeis.
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FISH.
REELF00T LAKE
FISH DEPOT.
IS Bea1 Street.

ALL VARIETIES OF REELFOOT LAKE
"A fsh received daily. Also Lake Erie fsh.
trout white fsh. bass and other varieties re-
ceived daily By express aud packets.
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ENGINEER.
MEDICAL.


A RE permanently cured BY Dr.W. c. COU-
"A DEN. of Louisville. From hundreds 81
cures 9 few well-knOwn names are selected
which can be easily addressed: Rev g w
Mitchell, Jackson, Tenn; cured, 1893, X
Trotter, Prospect. Giles CO, Tenn; cured. 1870
II W Smith, Carter's creek, Maury co, Tenn;
cured, 1863. James MOdatt, Troy, Obion co,
Tenn cured. 1s5S. Mrs w q Beall. Branden-
burg, Ky; cured, ISL. II y Gage. grocer.
Main 81; cured. lsd9. Mrs Birdsey Mcknight,
Garnet store, Main st; cured. lsd9. q Baird q,
Fulton Station, Fulton CO, by; cured. ISL.
James Austin, Goshen. Oldham co. ny;
cured, 1870. Peter jerks. ice dealer, Iwen-
tiotb and Walnut 81; cured, 1856. Mrs Lewis.
cured, Rocky Hill Station. ny. Mrs Jemima
scott, of Ge0rgetoWn. Ky. aunt Of Col Jilson
johnson. proprietor Of the Calf House, LOuis-
Vile. Nv. The Doctor also refers 10 Rev A 7
Spalding. Atlanta, Ga -
b addressing Dr.. W. G. CQuDkN. No. At
West Jefferson street. Louisville, NJ, copies
Of his journal can be obtained, free Of
charge. giving mode Of treatment and large
list 81 eases cured. BIZ
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NOTICE.
N O II &c e.

MEMPHIS WATER COMPANY, ]
OFFICE, No. IL WEST COURT Sr.,)
DHE MEMPHIS WATER COMPANY ARE
l. now prepared to furnish service pipe,
street sprinklers and yard hydrants. and to do
all work in connecting the same with their
main pipes, at n REASONABLE PRICE. Parties
desiring work done will please leave their
4-9O ". l.. CAMERON, Secretary.
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Change of Firm.

THE FIRM OF 1, s. LEvETT A CO., COM
Il postd of y. s. LeYett and J. VI Hill, IL
ehAngsd 70 Leyett 4 Hill. Who solicit the pat
TquaFe of their friends al the old stands No.
Alt1 Main ID. }. 5. LkAkfI.
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California Is exporting Der bFeYes
m9les-or jsckass rabbits-io Japan,
where their ears are made into fsns aud
ihFiF nesi iHto soup.
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Implicit Faith.

1t was in John Falls Orphan House, il
Wemar, one evening, when one of the boy:
had said the pious grace-"Come, Lord
Jesus, be our guest, and bless what Thou
hast provided" little fellow looked up and
said
"Do tell me why the Lord Jesus never
comes, We ask Him every day to sit with
US, and He never comes" If
"Dear child only believe and you may
be sure He will come--for He does not de.
spise our invitation"
IL shall set him seat" said the little
fellow and just then there was a knock at
the door.
A poor frozen apprentice entered, begging
a nights lodging. He was made welcome
the chair stood empty for him. Every
child proffered his plate--every child was
ready to yield his bed. The little one had
been thinking hard all the time.
"Jesus could not come, and SO lie sent
this poor one in His place-is that it3'
said the child.
"Yes, dear child, that is just it, answer
ed Falls. "Every piece of bread and every
drink of water that we give to the poor. OF
the sick, or to the prisoners for Jesus sake
we give to Him. 'Inasmuch as ye have
done II unto the least Of these My breth-
rcn, ye have done it unto me- >"
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Mnral & II eliginus.
ACCEPTABLE SERVICE.

longcd 10 bring an Offering 10 my King
longod for song that Ills name might sing,
longcd fIr wealth 10 buy Him incense sweet,
longed Tor rank to throw Il at lls feet.
but was poor aud crippled and alone.
ia nothing . my trials 10 call my own
Aud whilst let my heart grow sad and sore,
That some coHld eiye 50 much who loved no moro,
The bitterness crept even u nv prayer,
GIVING, Lord doth not Thy pity care
Thou givestail hut givesi nauaht tu ine,
Who crave Il but 10 give Il back to rhce"
Ono day slept and dreamed Methouah, there CAM
An angel with the lovei apostles name,
And he looked sadly on me "a he said
" Thine Offering beiors the King l. laid
" Thy poor, spoiled oasringl was II meet that such
Be paid to Him whose love gave thee 20 much.
Gave thee His rarest gOld-neods heavy chain,
Gave thee His highest rank-the crown Of pain
For richest gifts should come from hands like thine
shrine
But thou hast wastod an Thy discomfort
To feed itself has all His bounty spent
"pot on thy crown Of palm It pricks thee lees
The more thou wear Il with conientedness,
Lin frum the dust and mirp thy spfit's chain
Turn thou thy life such remnants as remain"
And awose with glory In the room,
For day had dawped and chased away the gloomi
And Pain and Need and Loneliness stood round,
Their robes were ragged hut their hrows wer
crowned
They used 70 look 30 bard and cold and wild
But now they stretched Kind hands aud swoetlJ
Lord Lord, Thy pity csres 50 much f5r me.
Thou make' cheap the gifi odsr Thee
sunday MaJasise.
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BRoTnERs' SISTERS "A great deal has
been said about brothers wives; what a
hard time of it they have, and how often
they are ill-used, while very little is said
about brothers sisters. Now, as a general
thing, the sister has many unpleasant things
to bear when brother brings his wife home
to board. The mother being old aud feeble
is able to do but little, so the work falls
upon the sister, and the new wife is one
more to work for. The morning meal is
done away, but the many duties OF the
forenoon are scarcely performed when call
ers are announced. The new wife, with her
bows adjusted, her curls all right, some light
work in her hands, thinks how nice it is to
get married and board the sister 10 her
soiIed dress her curls all wrong, thinks IL
she ever gets married she never will 20 to
his fathers to board. Brothers. after your
sisters have loved you, taken care Of your
clothes, and done SO many kind things for
you, do not repay them BY bringing home
wife to be waited upon. gis-a87a ami
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The Home Circle.


often think each tottering form
That limps along in LIES decline.
Once wore a heart ~ young ~ warm,
As fnll Of lille thoughts a. mine
And each has had itl dreams Of 10y
His own unequaled, pure romance,
Commencing when tho hiushlng hoy
First thrilled at lovely womans glance.
And each eonld tel bis tale of youth,
Noald think IT, scenes Of love cvlnco
More passions, more unearthily truths,
Than any tale before or since,
Yes, uioy could tell Of tender lays
AZ midnight pcnned In classic shade
OF days moro bright than modern days,
Add maids more lair Than modern maids.
OF whispers on willing car,
Of kisses on blushing check
Each Kiss, each whisper. far too dear,
Our modern lips 10 give or speak.
OF passions too uptimely crOsscdt
OF passions sighted or betrayed
or kindred spirits early lost
And buds that blossom but 20 ihde.
or heamlng eyes and trcssos gay,
Elastic form ald snowy brow,
And forms that have ali passed away.
And len them what We SOC them now
And is II thusi l. human love
30 vert ! ghtaud frall a thing
And must lies brightest visions move
Forever on mes restless wing
Must al th, eyes that still are bright.
Ana all the lips that talk Of bliss.
And all the forms 70 fair Tonight
Hereafter only come t. th.sf
Then, what are eartlfs best visions worth,
II we at length must loose them thus
u all wo valuc most on earth,
Ere long must fade away FROM us
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For the Nnung,
A TRuE STORY.

Greater love hath no man than this.n
Prom homo that had two darllngs,
One was called and went away
Baby Ralph and little Willie
Missed him sorcly athis play
As one day he talked about him,
Wondering much where he had gone,
Nlshng much he would not tarry,
Brother While was so lone
Said the mother, no boguilng
Something u her secret pain.
what would Willie give N only
Baby Ralph would come againW
Dropped the little head In silence,
Thinking hard, twas plain TO see
Then he spoke out, strong and tender,
Mamma, irouM gite GOD me ~
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DIR. BRYANT,s NRnus WINE

l. the best tonic for inyaids II gives strength 10
the weak, tones the stomach, reucws the appetite
invlg0ratcs the whole system, and removes those
gloomy, dcspunieut feelings go common la nervous
disorder II contains no acohol-is manufactured
from sumae llthus Glanruml and citrate Of Iron
Sanctioned hy eminent physicians a. the best remedy
for all diseases Of the Mucous Surfaces and Nervous
dlseases-lH used by the best families in the State
sold at the popular drug store Of Bahcock a Cutler
Block, burlington. A. NJ. Plant, druggist, Main st.,
ST Alhans 1919
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ATTENTION FARMERS,
PURCHASERS OF SAW MILLS

are notified that We have commenced suits in the
the U. S Circuit Courts against COLE, BuGBEE
Co., Lebanon y. H., Luxe BuzzgLl, 81. johns
bury VI, and r. C. CASDEE & Co., New York
selling agents Of Belknap, Ely a Co. Mortified,
VII for nfringmonts OF patents granted Dennis
Lane for Improvements in Circular Saw Mills.
The public Is cautioned against buying Mills or
Set Works manufactured and sold BY the above
named parties, or any other, In violation Of our
rights, shah prosecute uiflngers to the full
extent OF the law, and hold purchasers Of nfring-
ing Mills or Set Works responsible for the use Of
the same.
Our patents cover improvements In head'bloeks
generally, setting devices, DIGGING devices Ia
perng Devices and frctonal set works.
Descriptive pamphlets sent to any address, and
copies Of Lanes patents furnished upon request
LANE, PITKIN 4 BROCK,
5J-tf Montpelier, Vermont
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1t is easy in the world to live after the
worlds opinion it is easy in solitude to
live after your own but the great man il
he who, in the midst of the world, keeps
with perfect sweetness the independence ol
solitude. p
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Our dull hearts are full Of tenderness 90
two occasions, when We meet and when We
part as all stars seem larger and shiue
with milder rays when they rise aud when
they set than when they are directly over
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Special Mnttces.
CONSUMPTION CAN BE CUREDl
sCHENCK'S PuJMONIC SYRUP.
SCH ENCK'S SEAWEED TONIC.
kNHFNCKfS MANnu AXE pffg'g

Are the only medicines that will cure Pulmonary
Consumption.
Sometimes medicines that will stop cough will
onon occasion the death Of the patient u locks up
the liver, stops the circulation Of the blood homof.
rhago ioOws and In fact cogging the action Of the
very organs that caused the cough.
bivor complaint and dyspepsia are the Causes Of
twO-thlrds Of the cases Of consumption. Many are
now complaining with duh pain IN the side the bow.
els sometimes cosive and sometimes too Loose tongue
coated, pain In the shoulder blade feeling sonnet
very restless and at other times drowsy the food that
Is taken lies heavily on the stomach accompanied
with acidty and belchng Of wind. These symptoms
usually originate nom dlsorderod condition Of the
stomach or torpid liver. Persons affected if they
take one or two heavy colds ana II the cough In these
cases be suddenly stopped, the lungs liver and stom-
ach clog, and remain torpid and nactlvo, and before
tho patient u aware Of his situation the lungs are
mass Of sores, and liberated and death Is the inovta.
ble result.
schencHs Pulmonc syrup is an cSpoctorant which
soes not contain any opium, nor anything calculated
20 check cough suddenly.
Schoncks Scawced Tonic dissolvcs tho food, miacs
with the gastric Juice Of the stomach digests easily
n0urishes the system and creates healthy circua-
ion Of the blood. When the bowels are coslve, a. in
salOw and the patient n Of bilious habit Schoncks
Mandrake Pills are required.
These medicines are prepared and sold by Dr. J.
u. StlikNCk son, Northeast corner Of Sixth and
Arch streets, Philadelphia, Penn, and for sale by
GEO. G. GOODWIN A co, e Hanover Street. Boston,
and JOHN + HENRY, College Place, NeW York
Wholesale Agents.
For sale by Druggists generally. 9-u
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May 7, Is7a.
ENARM FOR SALE.

The subscriber wishes to sell his farm containing
about 100 acres OF land and the mrm buildings there.
on, Said farm has a good sugar place, and Is well
watered, and has good supply Of fruit trees, and Is
pleasantly located near East Montpelier village, and
within ono.haf mile Of meeting house school house.
post office, store, grst ann mill and Is known
the Esquire Basseit Farm. Part of the purchase
money may remain on mortgage II desired. For fur
ther particulars inquire Of the subscriber on the
premises. ROYAL WHEELER
East Montpelier, May ,ls73. 1881.
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hliscpll
SINGULAR INCIDENT

On the evening before tho wreck Of the Atlantic a
number Of passengers on the deck OF the steamer
questod q young man, who was hne singer, 70 give
them q song II had been observed that he had been
very dcspondent and low spirited since the beginning
Of the voyage, and seemed to have a prtsentiment o
some impending evil. lie sung on The occasion th'
ballad Of Dublin Bay
l.
They sailed away In o gallant bark,
Roy Neao and his fii young bride,
They had ventured an in that bounding ship
That danced on the siivcry tide.
Roy Nealo he claspcd his weeping bride,
And kissed the tears away,
And he watched the shore rccode from sight
or hIs own sweet Dublin Bay
II.
Three days they sailed when storm arose,
And lightning swept the deep,
when thunder crash broke the short rcpofc
or The weary sen boys slocp.
Roy Neale be clnspcd be wccping bride,
And kissed her tears away,
80 love. twas o fearful hourin he cried,
When We left Dublin Bay.
III.
On the crowded deck Of that doomed ship,
Some fel Ia meek despair.
But some more calm with holor lip
Sought tho God Of the storm In prayer.
'Shc has struck on the rock 10 the soamcn cried,
Do The breath uf Wild dlsmaY,
And that ship went down With that fair young bride
That sailed from Du1lin Bay,
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Mems feelings are always purest aud
most glowing in the hours of meeting and
farewell like the glaciers which are trans
parent and rosy-hued only at sunrise aud
sunset, but throughout the day gray and
cold.
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npW Advertisements.

DROBATE COURTS.-Until further
\ notice, the Probate Courts for Washington Dis
irict will he hold at tho Office n Montpelier, on
TUESDAY of each week. All letters on business con.
nected with the Office should be addressed 10 the un
dersigucd at Montpelier.
HARVEY riLDEN. Judos
December 1870. s7tf
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EOR MOTH PATCHES, FRECKLES
A AND TAN, use PERRYs Moth and Preckle Lo
ton. 10 u RFLGAHLF and HARHLKss. Hold by Drug
gists everywhere. Depot, ig Bond street, Ne5 York
JTOR PIMPLES ON THE FACE,
Il Blackhcsds and Flcshworms, use perrys i'm
proved Comedoue and pimplc Remedy the great
SKIN medicine. Prepared only by Dr. Is. g. PERRY
Dcrmaiologst. 80 Bond Street. New York. Sold by
Druggists everywhere. G7-qs
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II j. DEAvITT,
MONTPELIER SAVINGS BANK

TRUST COMPANY.
CAPITAL, $50, 900
Presidsut. HOMER ". HEAToN.
gtcs PrsstdsEf.. .,6EOkOE ". SCOTT.
TrsasErer. ......NHlTMAN q. FERRlN.
Trasfss,-Alhort Johonnott James " Brock Mahlon
Tapln, Geo w. Scott, Homer ". Heaton.
fro Thrss 10 StE per cent. IEsresf rad Dsponts.
BANKiNG RooNs, No. STATE ST.
open daily Sundays eKceptcdl from A. y. 10 "
NJ and from 49, 30 Z o'clock, p. A.! also Saturday
evenings, rom 6. 30 20 o'clock i5-iy
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HALLAN's coSsriTurOsAL HsroRY oF ESeLASD
Harper 4 Brothers, New York city.
This edition Of this valuable work il
appropriately termed students edition
and is brought into one volume by abbre
waiting some Of the less important remarks
while nothing of importance has been omit
ted. No student should fail to posses
himself of this volume, careful study o
which will render him better acquainted
with the great subject of which it treati
than any other volume of double its size
Wilder has il.
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Watnhman s. Journal.
WEDN ESDAY, MAY II. 1873.
Books and Magazines.

sAsro DoNiSoo. PAST AND PREsgSr. WIN A GLANCE
AT lIAYrL BY Samuel Hazard. Harper Broth
crs, New York city