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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-06-14

lEiom our seec II Correspondents
Tho sheriff saws his eat sings psalms. Oh : .
It is rumorcd the Railroad Company cnu-
TEMPLATE running hourly trains between .
Wilmington aud New CASTLE.
Thc re..oirs and ehep,res lin the Jetferson
1f.sc are ',ro,,ressirr Ttpidlg. and il w.Ii
he onened for Vistturs la a loW weeks.
toi.,, ~ 1vort ,... ,,,,r,l,,sed of p,t-ick
Ntreh,n A lot on tlpy ION and Ninth street,
On tent ffl,,t h,- 100 ferf dcnn for $3.50
~ ~ , .,.t..
Workmrn e9mmencet last WecN mn.
u l y we 1tes'le ""'"" " vac '"'''''N ''''''
'',r ''''''''' ...., ,,,sso, o,,, to,,.,
Twenty large sti."nerH p7H-cu our 'nMu
Sunday afternoon IA ue space vl V"l
an hours umr'
Mr. O. L. .fcnlsnn has purchased OF John
u. Cannon a LOT of land un Vine street go
by l76 feet, ON which he WI soon commence
the erection OF tour brick houses
Tho -teAmer trie kudpB arrived ON Sat
uritv 10 load with pilis for New NcIA,
The Yacht ntlGUgFe. belonging % stephen
=. NJ TAsttr. Esd. also niei,,d uu Sattt-
.,tt,. r..s...rs t.,.,.. ,,,-,t,.u,,l ,cotE
] W. i, i,.,. ~. h.,t.,. 81
~. .,sd I, ,ricr "a ,.stabli.h ,,lari lines The,
Wy Gu u w. .ttf,, "a ,.ts, ti,.- ,,i
atv ,,, t, '''t
s, .,.,,..,..,. ...t,i,t..l D, ,t,
lAe N'stsiSi ue7g' ay 1Gii".irn ,ta nj
I vi ~. ~ ,,,'t .,,,J '.r',i,tal l,.t.,.
=. t''',., az, tt.. SAM. t,,fo tn Eiig4
G1es5cn skier Of In. hccea ..i. and cNecu-
! tr,< n.,,,.,d ia, tb, "a u
| 'i4N "'"'" 90 $50" .,,.
Inc AnN-'v' Nt's appet ," '''.,9
som" hai J''t'Na % '"i pl"7p''',f Y ~
pcrltN, sud iaWcrfs th'il OWE "At' Oh IT,
sight III nnt tfyiR to 81 ne iHsEri W" '..',
there. serves lhem .lENt Nr wv ''s''
curve At %" 'NiN"9' " s''N w '' Vs.
lhc Register Yesterday Admitted 10 pro
bate the ~ill OF Natti9 II. l'9lsei rae %
B l3raUdyWlhv hundred neeehsel ana gran i.'
. LETT TNSiNlutu1NIA on AAf 7ttlhN ArNstN
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-06-14

CHICKEN THIEVES. -Ahout two weeks age
some person or persons entered tho chicken
house of Vincent q. Finn. near Newport
and stole about two dozen chickens. %
Monday niFht the premises Of Howard "
Finn. on Newport pike, were visited, IL 1,
supposed. by the same rarties and about
fourteen chickens were taken. The farmers
are determined to nut stop 10 these der
relations and are about offering rewards FOL
| the apprehension Of the villains.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-06-14

MEETING At MGDpLETowN-OuR PEOPLE
HEALTHY.
A stated meeting of the State Medical
Society was held TUESDAY ia the Town
Hall ut Middletown. DR.. Hirons presided.
and about fifty physicians from all parts Of
the State were present. The people OF the
several counties were reported TO be ENJOY
ing good health and that no epidemic during
the heated term was probable. Several
questions were discussed in a spirited man
ner and much routine business transacted.
AT the Society's dinner tOasts were drank
DE- MeCabe and several phyaIeians.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-06-14

INaKNIoua.-A c0lored man named Ben.
ismin Newman. commonly known as old
Ben. who resides with John o. CLARK. ESQ,
Mt Kirkwood Is \ remarkable character
In 1920 he was sold at public sale at Hare $
Corner. by one Nicholas Quinn. 70 the late
Major Reybold, for 400, being then about
nine years old. On reaching his twenty
eighth year, the Major set him free. when
he at once made q bargain TO continue In
the employ of his old master, and has ever
since resided with the Reybold or! CLARK
family. For the past four years he has
lived with John @. Clark As above stated.
He IL quite a mechanical genius, among his
exploits being the construction OF model
Of n steamboat with paddle wheels. walk
ing beam. pilot house, bell, &C, Which
serves as a weather vane. The name John
@. Clark Is cut on the wheel house In neat
letters. When the wind blows the machinery
IL set in motion. II Is rather an eNtraordi,
nary piece OF mechanism for an uneducateh
colored man. He also made Germantown
dearborn to seat four children, having top,
&c, all as complete as could he turned oni
hy any OF our carriage manufacturers olh
Ben is unmarried. lives contentedly WIN
his employer. and Is quite favorite IN tht
neighborhood. When aeked why he nae
never married. he replied that = the women
he would have he could not get. and thos,
who would have him the devil would mo-
have n-RfDubiicdn.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-06-14

ELECTION or OFFICERS OF EUREKA LODGE.
AT the annual election for onlcers Of Eu-
reka Lodge, No. %, A. =. A. NJ held Mon
day. the following officers were elected :
Worshipful Master-R. Harry Young.
Senior Warden--L. II. Johnson.
Junior Warden-rhomas p. Morgan.
Secretary-1ames g. Miller.
IreAsnrer-feo. IL. Rnhinetie.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-06-14
DEATHS.

RoseIrER-fn inis city on the 9th inst. Joseph
kaesfar. aged Al years.
COPPER In B-apdswiaa h-uSrsd. IN tbs
% b inst. Mrs Amlia c0nper AID dang ter
. James sni Mary Mcdonald. wife Of WIN.
Clnper aged n yaars
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-06-14
Railroads.



Last week the Directors of the j. Il y.
X, II. met at Lewes and determined TO put
on a steamer to New York at or before the
ripening of peaches They Will Also run
fast train during a portion OF the summer
for the accommodation OF visitors 20 Reno
both. They are now running an afternoon
train from Iewes to Harrington conveying
fruit; aud talk some Of permitting II TO re-
turn from the D. IN. train with passenger
car attached. A number of the directors Of
the Harrington and Queenstown ROAD met
them at Lewes and we're assured that wheh
they had completed their route from Balti;
more to Harrington that the ]. Il b. would
do all In their power to keep up iast iran
between Baltimore and Rehoboth In the
morning and afternoon.
There is now hut little prospect that the
Rehohnth extension will be built this sea
son. Though Mr. Baumgardner has made a
proposition to the incorporates that on
certain conditions he will build the toau ~
his own expense and have " done by the
middle of July.-PeHinsuld Neips.
THE DELAWARE RIVER AND LANCASTER
RAILROAD.
| 1t Ia now stated that the Delaware River
and Lancaster Railroad is to be vigorously
pushed forward this season, and that the
| portion between Phpnixville and Lancaster
will probably be finished before next win
ter. Much of the grading 10 already done
The part of the road between the Schuylkll
and the Delaware is not to be prosecuted
until the western portion ls CON pie, ~
such is our present information. The Rrin
cipal parties engaged in the National Ran
| wav are reported to have had meeting II
philadelphia last week, nj which the way
and means necessary to build the roau
once were guaranteed. ENaetly what VIZ
done il is not possible to learn for publi
Information, but the present assurance i
that the enterprise is all right.-JeD9
sonfdH,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-06-14

REMovAL.-Ivins h Bro. dealers IN fnrni-
tnre etc. have removed TO o. 50 and o. N.
Second street. PHILADELPHIA. "a will he seem
by advertisement In this Issue. Give them
l n
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-06-14

LDpdE INsrfTuTRn. john W. Pierson.
Grand Master of I. o. q. =. OF Delaware.
Tuesday -orgquized Rehekah Degree Lndge,
No. l. the first ever Instituted In this State,
at Rokeby, Brandywine Hundred.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-06-14
Summary of Deaths in the City Of Will
mingtou, during May, 1873.

Born in America, a Germany, y Ireland
s; France. Ia
Mae, Il; female. si-ls. White. % e'lorsd'
moi aiysn, L 49, .-t-, .
All persons holding GER incaeH OF dea ms ~
the civ 40 matter iohsre the place ol onrial
mqV be, are required ~ law 70 ieluIta .neH
monthly to hLisAA hV AZ ~ L 10 ssfre-t
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-06-14
THR DELAWARE RIVER AND LANoAs
RAILROAD.


NAMES OF THE JURY IN THE WEST CASE
Everybody is asking who are the jurors
who rendered the verdict In the West CASE
Their names are as follows
Henry Harrington, as II. Suiilvani
W. @. Longfrllow, l3enJamln =. ttshsu''
Nathanl Harrington, VIM: NJ. SaIteTneiu'
John W. Graham, benlamlh r hurlieA'
Lewis Schatienger, Iohn w. JOINS,
Obediah Noshell, Phllemlna oeoi'eh'
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-06-14


FforR AND 7IEAL.-In Flour there Is not
grent deal doing. nd.with liberal receipts
snh m accommodating stock. prices are
barely maintained; sales of 100 bills, In
Guiding supcrfne NJ s4.50G5; extras at
u 2N06 o.; Iowa. Wisconsin. and Mime
sofa extra family, at SOS; Pennsylvania,
Ohio. and Indiana 10. do. at sS69. and high
Grade At s9.25d 1928 Corn Meal Is
neglected
GRAIN. Wheat is NOT much in favor. and
the stock is accumulsting. Sales Of 1000
bushels Mt sl.6lfIi.65 for red. and 81. 70GPl 50
for amber Including 5000 bushels amber
sud No snring on secret terms. Rye com
mands sb0 see. Corn attracts more atteu-
tion. ami Is 600 bushels were disposed of
NJ 5Sft6 Soc for yellow; aSc for Western mixed,
and 40c for heated. Oats are more in favor.
Sales ot l0,S00 bushels at jl6t SIC for white
and 4sc for black and mixed. Barley and
Malt are depressed.
WHsKRY is steady sales Of 50 bbls West
! ern iron-hnund at 95c.
The following are the receipts of Flour,
Grain. and Whiskev AZ this port to-day:
/ Flour. barrels . 4Gl Wheat, bushels q, 2Oo
/ Corn. bushels - 800 Oats, bushels lo50s
! Whisky, barrels III.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-06-14

THE SALE or LOTS on SATURDAY..
The sale OF building lots, situated on
Monroe, Adams. Front and Second streets,
by william Bright, Ogle & Miller, auction
ers, on Saturday last, resulted as follows
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-06-14

ANIMAL ENmmrl0S OF THE KArrA
gANNA

....,...,.,.,,.,. ,.,, ,rt,,. d. ann.
ANNUAL hA"i' lt 'Us VIZ '"'
""N wa
The Masonic Temple; on IhnTsiay' was a
perfect sea OF beauty EsSts sea! MaS 4t t.u-
* G." wore heautiiully wrought III roses
o. ditsren, NUS i n,,isitc fistn In
the platform Nete ~ t,,ot f., ti'a.fortn
we 'yii i ", ~ ,,iii On tffher sle f,,stic
% " % T. g. o., ~ s,gino baskets of fowers and
s,auus allu """5'"s
= tt.tslar nresided. and I'm a neat
;,,t "a, ~ ,,.oie,i"ed Tho nfldience and
llt!ie street. " .',,ts. " .,er.ises
"nnpu"gHu Wv, ,t iit,,,' .,...r,ises WINS a
ne w IL a.. - Ifnntsr ..rbo Mon tn
st,ton ,,bi.b ,gns Given In "A iuil
H'h' 10 '', M W, 'r..,,,,sr
clear ano ulsline' ~ tln,tio,,
pl!sinh' Yssal r,,,,.'SJ son,c ,n,,d
ny ~ .',,,cstin. aud eome53,,oj
p, e.le'.' ~ ~ f,.or 81 con,nulaory educa-
.IsuH'en's !" '"'"i W
ne Ht'iNt "s' Az, b,,,"nr IN ,~bich H.
WIS as " p.u,st , ~ .ha,,setrea edmirahiv
3D., t,r,,is, = q camille. Iob 'Timorous
cippsr I.,.,,1 tiotbtfi " Il Flinn.
hbel Sfrouafst 5. ". Naylor; Jarvis Jol.
Aoei ',I'nS ~ -. D." Sf1T,o,, Sno,vh.Ii
~ a ~, ~ ~ n.t5o,,riln r II,
II 4! a. r.. ,"s'Nu ,t,t,, Stor+ p Gr,,,ncn.
Ii l., ~ iInielcr, prs,en Blo,y
fhos 9,i"V ~ +, p. - ~ - pr",sr :
~ ~ -. - ~ ei,,f. II ~ un,pn,-nrd
VI. nun 'lht,i f,V" -, - "a .ti,',, -
~ tnls lelev tnt I'm ~ nisroI ,entien53a,
, s,ul.,..ti aIi,it,5 ,osis Of isue6ter
~, ~, M y 49, NV ,,,,,lod IS b,- y "
iht DENOMINATIONS ~, .,st !, "a ,,ti,.,s
heisler was EiNcn W." e.. h. f''u -
An uiltihal pueh' ne it"o 80 -
IL huulhsoh' was pieNS W s'VN mo-"
pnil9sophy' r., ,,. ,,t.h ,t,.. c,,lo,,i,g
Sclec'luha from 4"H' win - ~" O' ~ Us
cnst OF ehafactt.s Ion; II. q i i.Vtts
man ANfNsl1s' !, T.. 'l'i 1910 =;
nlSHn rieSI d. - ,V,"., ", +, ttiin,,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-06-14

PHILADELPHIA. June g-Beeves dull F;
common 10 extra PENNSYLVANIA and Western
steers. siO0ds.O0. Sheep. fair demand
i4.50d62 70. Hogs dull *I2b@7.5O.
PHILADELPHIA. Iune l3.-Cotton In good
demand At 20i ,m2iiSc. Flour dull; super
Hne. 81. aOa5.2i; extras. s5.g6a625; Penua.
aud Indiana extra family, $50 ~. Rye -four
: lrm ~ - 37l@ Wheat dun and weak red,
1 4 6lall.d7: amber. ~ 5O0l so. Rye steady
Of Sletsdc, Corn IN better demand; yellow,
HSst6Uc; mixed Western, 5Sc. Oats more
active; white. 5lG j2c. Whisky dull at S5e.
Gold. Al l6l
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-06-14

SAD DRlTH.-On Sunday evening last,
our citizens were somewhat startled al
The announcement of the sudden death,
by his own hands, # Mr.. James Dixon,
Of this town. MIR. Dixon boarded with
his sister, Miss May Dixon, and on sun
day AFTERNOON last about 8 O'Clock, hnd-
| ing a bottle Of worm reed oil, which Is a
deadly poison, in book case, where II
had been placed by DR.. Aydelotte, VINO
boards at the same house, and, misiaking
il, SO it is supposed, for some spurious
iiauor, took large portion ri. These
facts we're presumed from hndiIg glas'
that had recently contained worm seeo
oil. and also discovering that the bottle
had been nearly emitted OF lts contents
About Z O'Clock Mr. DIXON was. found II
his room lying on ;he he'd ioamlng al Ih'
mouth. Upon examination 1t was foun'
Inst he had taken a large quantity Q
worm seed oil. Drs Purnell and Ay
delotte were In immediate attendane
upon him, but were nj able to reslof
him. He died about II O'Clock.
Mr.. Dixon was timer by traoei az
has been living in this town, useil
: aud respected ctizen, for many years
Until recently, he was quite industflou
and had a very good business. He W. W.
! about iorty-six y,ars of ake.-oho" III
!. Messenger Of June tn.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-06-14

OXFORD CkR WoRRs.-The stone for the
foundation of the car shops Is now being
delivered nv the Phila. 4 Bal. q. X, r. 90,
fron their duarries on the line Of thd road.
near Rock Run. Md. The lumber will begin
to arrive from Williamsport In few DAYS
when the framing will be commenced. The
foundations are all dug ont and the masona
| will soon he at work. A large force OF me-
chanics will be mustered and operations go
| forward rapidly.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-06-14

DEPOT AT KlRKwooD.-A new depot has
been erected at Kirkwood on the Delaware
Railroad, which is fitted up very nicely
AT either end of the depot is fine garden
withornamental fence handsomely painted
which presents n very attractive appear
ance. Tie whole is under the care OF VIM
Magens, ESQ. who was appointed ueke
agent seventeen years ago,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-06-14

DELAWARE CoLLKeE.-The examina--
tions Al Delaware College commenced
iast Monday. aud will continue till next
Monday. So far, thew have been credit
able alike, to professors and students
Next week will De commencement week
On Tuesday evening, the Athen%an Lie
erary Society viii celebrate IT'S Shhl I'VE,
sary. On Wednesday morning the com
mencement exercises VIII take place, ~,
| in the evening, the anniversary exercise ~,
Of the Delta Phi Literary Society VII
come of.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-06-14

Jester, the great traveller aud m .li. ~
man, has returned aud draws sfsHus y" Wv
street corpefs.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-06-14

SOLD OUT.-We are informed that =. 5.
Hill, Esq, of the Middleton Daily Press,
formerly Of the Chester Neles, has disposed
of his interest In that journal, the transfer
to take effect July LIST. Mr.. Hill, we under
stand, has purchased a farm IN the vicinity
OF Annapolis, Md, aud ipteRds 10 engage IN
| the cultivation of strAMberriea. -
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1
is1,ot such grant of power alb to ALLEVIATE
| legislative control In the premises Inc
| Legislature cannot, IN granting ehhlter'
n hi any other act, part with the s9Ner-
eignfv 81 the State OF any part OF IT, nor
WITH any powers in the exercise Of which
the public arc interested. The right 10 reg
Mate charges of common carriers Is sucn =
subject Of legislation. The law'mHklns
po,yer has always exercised contfol Oh
Cannon carriers to prevent unjust diserlm
nations This is certainly III inteht an eN
= ereise of that power. If, as is urged, II wAi
| mot rise the responsibility Is upon the Leg
islature. The act Is genera IN ~ III, ,oi
sions and has no feature OF special legisla
tion In IL.
The railroads are public highways, THU
! one made so by its charter. Its lAuds Wer'
e acquired by the right OF eminent uohl w
& taken by the state and dedicated TO pun .,i,
i use. Its right OF way therefore Is propelt!
: which, by the very form of It's acquisition
{ IL quasi public properly, subject 70 lcglslss
b. tive control, and tile power to regulate ~ !
delegation TO the e9rp9ra.,,on VI ii ,o
! nermanently ALLEVIATE. II purely pfNat
u CORPORATION Is subject to legislative eontro
u even though indirectly, law passed ma
Z affect its property interests ~ laws en''
e those interests OF natural persons
.e Again. the power of the corporation
take tolls is not power secured by Col
"A tract but an endowment Of capacity :
~ existence. The former would DC pfopeIt
W the latter merely cufleHluhN W SO
S. 5shts' Neither will the law imply ifo
rs he charter a restriction of legislatl'
"a power. No privilege not expressly co
~, ferred by a charter Will be implleu.
90 statutes seeking to abridge the power
LEGISLATION are construed strongly again
those who set them up, and iavoraoly 70 Y
a. nublio. The courts will not imply restrl
"a Hon Of legislative control over rallrol
~ companies which are quasi public eoIpoi
y lions. The act in question does NOT opers
It. =, dsnrtve the corporation OF power lnu
Is. nsnsabie TO its existence, and only suel
X. nower will be implied without an EXPIRE
It. grant. -
~ second. II is objected that the act co
q ,,tafnsd If ia In contrAyentiOn OF the ril
M Of property secured by the preamble OIL
nd state Constitution. Not more 50 thah
SEES ANY law affecting indirectly Prlvn.s
viii nkfty. The right is TO hold and ENJOY,
X is TO be without INJURY one 20 anotne
The power which would enable ms h, ZEN hesp
~ :" he only question Is Gid the power 81
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-06-14

BrtrBiNa COMMUNICATIVE FESTIVALS
---rrAM Brick wORKs-EAiLRoAD FARKs.
itf fu.t0s.s so srr,.t...s
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-08-22

\ RAP FOR DuNDgEARY.-M Sothern
would have found it very difficult to have
earned his bread on the stage had he lived
when the traditions of good acting were not
quite forgotten. But Il is not as an actor
that we now propose to deal with Mr.. So
thern. lie challenges our notice as a pufier-
constantly and persistently challenges it,
and with SO much ingenuity that it would be
pity to turn a deaf ear to his appeals As
a concoeter of pufis, Mr.. Sothern ought to
have wax figures Of himself in his native
city-at Nine. Tussaud's. Large fortunes
have been made in all trades by judicious
and systematic advertising, and Mr.. Sothern
has acquired, by long practice, n mastery
over the art You read down half the pa
ragraph before you discover that it is the
same old yarn by the same old hand. 1t is
like French cookery-it DISCUSSES the taste
Of the original article You think at first
YOU have never seen it before-whereas, you
have had it on your table every day Had
Mr. Sothern's talents-for we suppose he has
talents, or of course the intelligent public
would not go to see him-led him to invent
qaack pill, or soothing cordial, or a pee
toral syrup, he would have made it n success.
lOI ht Nouiu AsiNt htlt IL toii>itutlN uuutr
the noses or eyes of the public. And he
treats himself just as if he were quack pill
lie is always standing at the corner of the
street and calling our attention to its virtues
and properties. He is always begging us
to take little more Sothern-the only gen
uine eure-all. He is always sending little
''notices" of it to the papers, and sticking
placards about it on the walls, and distribut-
ing in immense numbers beautiful portraits
of the gifted inventor. Turn where you
will, YOU hear of or see Sothern and his ever
lasting pills One day it is as practical
Joker that we are invited to behold the great,
the inimitable Mr.. Sothen. The next, he
shows Us a series of dissolying views of So
thern assisting a bereaved family, Sothern
giving bottle of Burgundy to starving
man, Sothern presenting child from eating
green apple, Sothern rubbing the stomach
of black man seized with the cramps, So
thern ladling out cough-mixture to baby
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9TON. VT. FRIDAY MORNING. AUGUST %. 1873

of the museum porter at one of our schools
of medicine, who used to drink the spirits
of wine off the anatomical preparations when
he had not the means of buying more po-
table description of alcohol. In justice to
his palate, | must add, that it was before the
methylated spirits came into use. The in
genuity displayed by many of these indiyid-
uals to hide the vice, and elude the precau-
tions for keeping away the much-coyeted
drink, is sometimes most curious. For ex-
ample, lady with this propensity very
strong, was strictly confined to one room by
her family, who allowed nothing to enter
Wi out its being carefully searched for the
contraband article nevertheless, in spite of
all these precautions, she managed to have
spirits conveyed to her. not, indeed, in bot
tie, jar, or jug, but in the undisguised and
unsuspected pot-de-chambre.-LOndoH Medi-
cal Record.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-08-22

somebody came TO the garden gate
While solt hand trimmed the flowers.
And % hiackhird p-pcd 60 its listening mate
ll o. lau qua &c t- rich rs ours.
somebody blushcd at the garden gate
A blush lt was fair 10 sees
And tho sly sun pcercd as he ia Il would wall,
And the hlack6ird paused On the tree.
Somebody spoke at the garden gate,
s. tho shadows began 20 iall
And tic rO-e looked up, though the hour WIS late,
And the peach hlushcd pink on the wall.
A sweet head fell ut the Garden gate
on an arm that was strong and true,
And ch.rrup ol ips was heard 10 state
What words refused 10 do.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-08-22
APoem by Fred. w. Loring.
Found amond the effects on his body, after he
slain by the Apaches)

Do you ask me. starry eyes,
To describe the lover true'
Wonder not at my surprise,
Who should know as well as yoa
Think OF all tnat you have seen.
All the lovers that have been
lie Is true whose love Is shuwn.
For her sake and not his own
What he does he does alone;
Yet he hopes it wins her thoughts.
All that in his soul has grown,
To her sovereign feet is brought;
To his soul her image clings,
she seems woven in all things
And each thought that in him strs,
Is not for his sake, but hers.
For her sake he will endure,
For her sake will sacrifice;
Braveiy bearing, her love sure,
Censure, SANDER, scOrn. advice.
II another wins her heart.
Sadly from her he will part;
Sadly, hrayeiy, true love is.
For her sake and not for his.
This Is tic true lover sweet
True as ever | am true;
For my love is all complete,
Perfect since It comes from you.
Darling, vet It's not true-noi
For / could not let you 90,
must keep you where you've grown,
For my sake and ior your own
For your own, because | love
More than any other can;
More than ever love could move
Heart Of any former man.
Look at me and then agree.
None have ever loved Ike me
For whatever ] may do,
Is because | live in you.
Kiss and so shut speech away
When Old a-e our life has spent
Twill he time enough TO say,
What is love in argument.
For the present all stars shine:
You are here and you are mine.
Love makes ght, and song and flowers,
For whose sake Dear love, for ours.
~. J. Tribgne.