Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1873-11-14

And we indorse every word Of it. Pan
les are bad enough without making them
stupendous pretexts for Withholding the
pittances that are due to those who have
no credit with which to sustain them
selves in obtaining the daily necessaries
Of life.
- The sewing machine shop at Flor
ence is now running three days in the
week.
a wealthy young lady has deter
mined that she will be happier earning
her living than to receive it from her
private income, aud accordingly has be-
come an operative in the Kankakee,
(Ill.) Paper Mil.
A man in Wayne county, Mich,
recently put down we'll and bored into
vein of dark grsenish fluid, which
throws off an unpleasant odor. A sheet
of flame and loud report follows the APP
plication OF lighted match.
= Three judgments, amounting in all
to 5000, have been rendered against a
saloon keeper at Nation, ILL.,, in favor
of the wives of three drunken husbands
to whom he had been in the habit of sell
ling liquor.
A Western paper, in describing an
accident recently, says, with considerable
candor, +" DIR. Crawford was called, and
under his proupt and skillful treatment
the young man died on Wednesday
night"
- An Iowa wife eloped with young
fellow recently, and as soon as she got
intimate enough with him to have free
access to his pockets stole 500 there
from and travelled triumphantly back to
her husband.
A professor, in explaining to a
class of young ladies the theory accord
ing to which the body is entirely renewed
every seven years, said Thus, Miss
B., in seven years you will in reality be
no longer Miss B." l really hope l
shan't," demurely responded the gill,
casting down her eyes.
i In order to avoid any imputations
Of improperly appropriating other peo-
ples centennarians, Milford, N. H., has
a photograph taken of its Mrs. Ruth
Goss (title copyrighted aged 104, stand.
ing in the doorway Of her own residence,
the deed of which is on record in the
County Clerks office. The description
Of her recites that =" her countenance is
as fresh and fair as the average women
of seventy"
r. NJ. T. Hunter of Virginia, a
prospective candidate to succeed John
/, Lewis in the United States Senate
has published letter advocating loan
of S400,000,000 to the late slaveholdina
states without interest, TO be loaned again
on terms, without interest, to be recalled
at the pleasure of the United States, this
amount to be loaned by the states to the
late Shareholders, to be used as com
pensation for the loss of their property
- The trick of fault-fnding about
petty trifes is intolerable Says writer
IS The man uho navar oo,,o.z 81 tha all,
without complaining of the everlasting
beef, when he wishes for chicken or tur
key, is brute. No matter what the
wife may provide, such man would
grumble even at the ambrosia of the
gods" II is the want of that +" everlast
ing beef" or the price they have to pay
for it, that troubles most people.
- A Hartford, CT, dog refused to be
comforted after the death of his master
and would neither eat or enter the house
till finally coaxed to do both by being
shown the coat of the one he mourned
And now he sits the live-long day, tear
fully gazing on that coat, and at any at
tempt to take it away from him he
whines piteously, ana takes on so thai
they have placed it in the corner of the
room, where he can constantly irrigate il
with his tears.
= The sleeping beauty lady Of
81, who has been asleep most of the time
for q years, died in Obien county,
Tenn, last month. She has been great
wonder to medical men for years. Her
usual condition was one of sleep, but she
would awake every hour, night and day,
at almost the same second each time, and
remain awake from seven to ten minutes,
and on going to sleep again would be in
the most terrible pain and 90 into con-
vulsions, but when quite asleep was per-
fsctly unconscious. She used to COM
plain of great pain in her head. Her
habit came ON after a spell of the chills,
but whether they or the medicine she
took brought it out, is not known.