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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-10-01

A young lawyer in a country town
asked some of his friends to game Of
cards in his room, to be followed by a
littlo supper. Frogs were a new species
of food in that latitude, and dish Of
them cooked in the choice way was the
feature of the occasion. Supper time
approached, and during lull in the con-
versation a door suddenly opened, and a
Milcsian waiter, ina loud voice, announc-
el supper thus: "Mr. f., them tudS is
done, and supper is ready"
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-10-01

Boston men can't believe what they
see. One of them had to feel of steam
anger in Chicago, 10 see if it was really
whlrling. 1t really was, and three or
four o. his fingers tell down behind an
alderman's crayat.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-10-01

"Pa, who is Many Voters ?" asked q
young hopeful of his sire. Don't know
him, my son. Why" Zoos, | saw you
sienin' his name to that letter you got
the other night askin' you TO run for
alderman" ash h-h, my son, here's a
nickel go and get some candy" - New
Yak Commercial
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-10-01

: II. II. DonnelI is candidate for re-
election to Congress from Minnesota
He is the individual who telegraphed
home, after ne had assured himself that
the salary grab would 90 through, to
.fl.nmmence haulinC sand "
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-10-01

Persons Wit.-Proiessor Person be-
ing once at dinner party, where the
conversation turned upon Capt. Cook
and bis celebrated voyages around the
world, an ignorant person, IN order to
contribute his mite towards social inter
course, asked him:
"Pray, was Cook killed on his first
voyagc:'
81 believe he was replied Person,
"though he did not mind it much, but
Immediately entered upon the second"
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-10-01
SALIVA WEEKLY MARKET REP9sT.

larr,ct.l by Y T Watson, dealer in Groceries,
Provisions and Queensware, rs Santa Fc avenue.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-10-01

20 tle ro:srs of SATIRE ,ou.fs
thereby aha III t,r tatt an lrt.lts' Or tSe Or
l.. G.. SKANCKE.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-10-01

IN &C .oridnce with the solicitations OF my friends
In tae western portion o oar county. announce ms
LIZ caiidatt tpr thr uitcc OF Probate Judge al Sa-
line county sati.c 20 IN. d"csiGh 81 the R'pul.can
,y,, ~ con, en-. 4 H. = CUNNINGHAM.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-10-01

lae unicrs- uoa announces himself candidate Tor
Clerk of the District Court, subject to the action Of tc
E,pall.c in Conn rutIun. AlGlSl = kfl-MNN
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-10-01
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

A liz, request e t1y irieUd- ana ucc M seii II
i.stc tor the olcc OF Superintendent oi tublc Ia
!, --,,r.i,, j r. DOM AER.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-10-01

Pants from 50 to almost any price at Ham,
Inns. He will sell clothing cheaper than any
body.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-10-01
TIME rASLE-fl. 2. 2. r.

TpAINS GOING EAST.
.rrRTNE Dr
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-10-01
Fruits Of all kinds at Lays.

Fruits Of all kinds at Lays.
Grand moonlight evenings.
MIX biscuit at ODER & Bonds.
A touch Of hot weather. again.
County Convention next Saturday.
SIS suits-only s.. at ODER & Bonds.
Sugar cured hams at. r. L. Watson's.
Several red hot summer days this week.
Fall shawls at cost. at Ober & Bonds.
Cash paid for wheat by Wilson Bros. {. Co.
f. w. IIodgkinson returns from New York
tbs week.
Litowich s. Witman's new stock of goods
has arrived.
Sweet potatoes at Il. T. Watsons.
The rickety bridge on the Mulberry has been
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-01-23
VOLUME 37---NUMBER 1904.

rOmp with the children, oI Il game of
ho-pccp with the baby he will hc rested
much more thoroughly than if he browse
away the whole evening. ~ too many
business men do.
Our homes have Il right To cheerful
urSS There i no skeleton at the feast
worse than a gloomy tcmpcr. We have
known households which were always
under an eclipse. hrcauSc some one
member chose to- consider herself con-
tinuLl martyr. II waS moi a slip of the
pen that made rl>' the feminine pro-
noun there. for Wy >iy ii with all def
crcurc to the grntlrl sex. women are
given to the >ulls faI more generally
than men. \ man flames up and j.
done with it. If lac happen to have an
ii;t~cinlc temper. hut Il woman nurses
her WIath to keep il warm. and smuul-
dcIS away like Il tiIt. that mc:nS to hc Il
long time going uut. Now. neither men
nor women belonging to i t.mily have
Il right. however thcl enjoy it them
selves. to wear long faces and injured
looks. and funeral ASPECTS IN The privacy
of their domestic circle. BE rIosS. if
NoU please. amy here else. hut ut home
hc cheerful. patient. amd cOn>idcratc.
ON homes have another right. too,
which j. sometimes lost sight of. They
aIc our castles of course. huj unlike the
castle of the middle ages they are not
surrounded 10y mout~ and approached
10y dIaWIIidge and portcullis. They
have only thin door between them
selves and the cutter world. and it j.
we'll that the magnetic tide of rommun-
icHtinn between the world and them
>hoH!d not lac interrupted. To this end
let them Ice flooded with good reading.
There Is no extravaganza in taking ~cy-
cral newspapers. iii having new books.
and iu huliHg pictures and rhIono~
When these shall he Thought uccc>>iti,.>.
and some "t our present necessities Ia
the Way of dIc>> and food. shall hc
called Injuries, "ur humc~ viii be pei
rrptihIA elevated. Ur",ih and H"mc.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-01-23
The Rights of Home.

Oul homes have certain rights ot
which 10y strange Inconsistency in thi>
age of fierce rlHmur for rights. iudi>id
nal and universal. they are often de
traudrd. In the first place they have Il
right To lis. Not only To our presence
in the household room. OF at the dinner
table. hut t" our presence aS an in
tlurncr within them. Every body is
aware of that dual quality of the mind
which gives tia sort of double aspect .
and makes it quite possible foI aprr>mr
To hr in two places at Il time. Apl,sr-
emily. t"r example. Mr.. Jones has rc-
turned from business. il being five in
tie afternoon. His coat and hat are
hanging in the hall. he has put ON the
dressing gown and slippers carefully
laid ont fol him hN his wife. and he is
sitting III his easy chair liStlc>>ly hold
ing the evening paper. ''ilush. chill
drcn. pa is tired" whispers Mrs. Jones
~ the little ones make noise in THEN
play, and she casts Il compassionate
glance at the tired face. II would not
be 50 tired, if Mr.. Jones himself wrr,
there. The fact is that for the time he
is really absent. within calling distance
it is true, but So far as his true self is
concerned he is III the Stock Exchange.
The things that occupied him at noon.
occupy him now he hears Il babel "i
voices. and sees anxious. tlurricd fac =.
and rouseS with start and coming
back feeling to the fact that he * in his
own paIlor. only when the bell rings
for tea.
Hundreds of men do this every day
They have no time to get acquainted
with their children. They see in Il
general way that they are clean and
wholesome looking, they pay the quar-
terly school bills. and they grudge no
expense in the matter of shoes and
overcoats. They dimly remember that
they once cOurted their wives, and said
tender things in pleasant parl"rs, where
the cheerful gas light shed its glow. "l
Oh moonlight evenings under rustliuy
leaves. The time fOr that has quite
gone by. and they would feel as hashful
as school boy reciting piece were
they to essay II compliment now to the
lady at the other end of the table.
They have forgotten that home has its
inalienable rights, and among them til -t
and chiefest. the right to their personal
presence. Nothing tests man ol
woman who has been busy about ON,
set of things, better than Il total change
of employment OF feeling. A nap on
the lounge is all very well, hut after IL
half-hour of it, if the most tired mau
will shake oil dull sleep, aud hays i
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-01-23
Squibs.

Do not run in debt To the shoemaker
II is unpleasant to he unable to say your
sole is yUur own.
y Georgia convict was hung recently
for killing the wrong man. The right
one Witnessed the ceremony
y chir"podiSt announces on his bu>i-
ness cards that he has '.rcmoyed corus
fIom several of the crowned heads Of
Europe"
Jones. hcin. told that he looked seed
'. and asked what business he WAS in,
replied. The hard wear business
at my wardrobe.
y Maine justice vindicatcd the dign-
ty of the law iN sending il newspaper
edition 1" prison for calling him
'milddlc-hcIdcd mannikin.
"Ouimg /" John Robinson's circus be
ing III town. the regular Thursday eve
ming PRAYER meeting has been POstpOn
cd said Il recent number of the Enter
prise. Dallas. Texas.
truthful young man, being asked if
he could play the violin, replied: Il
really don't know. never tried"
s"mch"dN in Georgia court ap-
plandcd, whcrcupon the judge I've
quote from the Griliin -NeTS) Indignantly
remarked. Nov dry up; | will let ynU
know that this |, no campmeetin2.
y Nevada paper SAYS: "Th. MANY
friends of Bill Thompson will regret To
hrdr HAT he was hlSh"d up 10y cata-
mount to-day. nn Niv"n'> hill. while l.
inc in wait to shoot II Chinanan This
WAS always Il world of lisapp"imt-
nt.Irt.
y Young lady from Georgetown caIuo
10 III" city the other day To have hcl
picture taken. When the artist SHOW
ed her the ''in"of and asked her how
>hc liked il. she placidly remarked that
he "put t"" darncd much mouth "n it
/" suit hrI.
Why i the letter X like a pigs tail
Because its the latter end of pork.
WHY j. Il selfish friend like the let
t"r 7? Because. though hey the first
III pity. he j. the last in help.
\ French writer describes Young la
dl ~ - creature that ceases To kiss gen
tl"mcn AT -. and begins at 20.
The newest style of boys trousers.
which are fastened aud plated at
III" knee I" defy friction. are known
~ he "kurr Plus 'ltra.'
oIrlid@r when lecruring while Il
Young man. Nd~ once Violently missed.
H. Immediately Ict"ltrd: '.Whcn
cold stream of ruth j. poured on red
h"r prciudir"s. II" wonder that they
his
The cu>1"di;m at What had been Gur-
lHaldi's >traW->tutlrd bed III lschia Was
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-01-23
Leprosy.
~ CALITuLNIA AND TIE SANDWICH l.
LANDS.

LANDS.
The History and Character of the Disease.
That portion of mankind which takes
u morbid pleasure in atllictimg itself
with needless icaI> j. always furnished
with u ready assortment of impending
calamiticS with which to continually
iiIItHtC its Imagination. Just ~ the de
Nuut old monk Of monHStic days found
perpetual pcnanrc in wearing the dis
agreeable hair shirt. At one time the
cause of alalm is the is Il newspaper
cauard that the famous astronomer
Plantamour has predicted the speedy
smash of this round globe hy its coils
ION with an crrant comet: the Advent
i>t> are responsible tor il deal of secret
apprehension with their periodical don
ming of ascension robes to await the
futillmcnt of Srriptural prophecy;
while pe>tilcnce and disease are perem-
uial sources of popular forhoding.
Now that the season of cholera is
safely past. and the terrible yellow fever
that has rendered desolate Memphis and
Shreveport has Succumhcd to the cool.
invignrating air of winter. people of the
nervous, anxious temperament will find
Il peg To hang their fears on in the an
n"unccment of Il newspaper correspond
cnt at san Francisco, of the appearance
and spread there of the loathSomc dis
ease of leprosy. According to the
statement of this correspondent. which
We suspect To he exaggerated. the dis
ease in California has been hitherto
mostly confined to the Chinese. but
lately several cases of it among white
men have come to light. and Judge
Asher Bates. IL we'll known citizen. died
i'll the lepcr'S hospital at san Francisco.
only II short while since. Furthermore.
the writer says that over 300 Cinnamon
are known to he infected. and from the
facts that the disease is easily concealed
III its first stages. and OF the secretive o
habit of this race. it is thought that it
may hc much more prevalent than APP
pealanccS Indicate. The presumablr
source of the contagiun is the Sandwich
islands. whence. in accordance with the
tasterly current theory. it was trans
ported to san Francisco 10y some China
nen that had been domeSticated awhile
with the HaVaiianS: and frou this
toothold ia CalitoIni. the aIarmist would
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-01-23
The Six Servants.
v ! Independent
FEOM THE GERMAN.

Long ago there lived an old queen
VIII" W.> Il >orcerc>S and her daughter
WAS the most beautiful maiden under
the sun. She planned only how. She
might allure men /" destruction amt. II
a lover came. she said. If he desired her
daughter. he must perform ii certain
Labor "r dir. Many, fascinated 10y the
beauty of the daughter. >tr"Vc Ni@"l-
"u>lH. but they could not accomplish
what the mother laid upon them: and
then there WAS II" mercy. hut they must
knccl down aud then heads were >tllrk-
en- oil. Now It came L" pass that Il ""l =
tam prince heard "f the beauty "f the
daughtcr. and then said to his iatlIrl.
'Dritr father. let me 20 he nee. | would
win her. 'NcNcl answered the
father. ''>h"uld>t thou 90. thou Wit
meet thy death. Then did the >"n Ii"
down and was SICK uI-lr ant" death and
lay seven Years long and II" physician
could help him. W hen the father >1N
that at all events H., Was lost. then fun
ut heartfelt Yrict he said. 'j." forth ana
seek thy fortune; tnI cannot help
thee" A. the son heard that. ice rose
M from the bed. was sound and ipl-
tulll hrtook himself on hi, ua,.
II ,;,,n,. ia n;,Ss. - I,. rode. tinnu-h i
forest. that ne sav snmrfhIrn GREAT |, ,uu
upum the ground iil oil. and - hc drew
mean. he could distinguish that it wa>
thc belly "t man whu had lam down.
The belly aPpc;urd ~ Il small m"uI-
tIin. This man. ~ hc >aW the rider.
sat ~, and said. 'li Nou need amy one,
taxi, me into Nuul service. The prime,
answered Nv hat could | dn with ~
I.,,,,, =, ,u.,,, ," ..o s;,id rl,sh\. ..thHt
isuo,u,tt,r. if stretch mySrIfiightlv.
vu,,Id he three thousand times 49, lar.c.
Then f,,Invrd Flesh, ;lu,,o behind the
,,i,,,,. and after = while they found still
,,putbcr who Iay mon the earth and
L.Id his cur rnnu tl,. inf The prince
..,iL ..Nb.1 ,,i thnu Luiuo there -
81 am H,t,uiuu" answered rhc man.
..E,,. uI,.t d,.t tIo,, listen 50 iutrutI, ,"
I..,.,.,, ....,.,,,.. =, ,L.
,.,,ld. c,, ! L,., ,,-,,vtIiuo- eve,
.,,.,. I..I ,I...,,,i,,....
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-01-23
"Balny Sleep. q"


phcr. with an luhnundcd reverence inr
popular science. bio Lewis. DR.. IlLlI.
and the small army "t d#hhlrr~ iu lll
yiruic literature can always depend nli
M.'iillup to lend hi> serious attention
q" their platitudc~. N"t long ago IA,
read >"mrW here rita' il l. inhcalihl l."
sleep with Il light in thr room. ! l3r
statement WIS recommended I" Ne
C1illup'> d-mrut hy Il Plausible -cicu-
riIir formula >hruiu. the uuaItit, Of
"Ay@cu of which the >lumhcl,i l. de
fiau,lcd hy III. f.ur Of IL rurn,r"u
lamp or a. iyJ and l." plomptll deter
mined t" submit T." the deprivation IL"
longer -. in SPITE of Mr>. McGillup'-
ncIN"u- and >ilI, rrpGgn"ucc /" sleep
in" III the dah. he cNtinGui,hcd the
light the neat might and sought that
hlI>>iul icp">r which awaits the sleep
rr in an atmosphere of uuimpairrd pii.
r"\. ne i'" I'>' H''.'" away INT" 'h'
realm "l "I'"l"r' III iiIt\ i S">>'Nl'l
balloon rrlN1d"d 10y "NN gen "hd >"''l .
inG at VIII Through IImIiIr>N ethereal
space. Wien L." >ndd"nlN collapsed aud
v-.l',I.,' ',,5,n-,t 1j, int,r, Vc.:iilrn
.,,,,,I -, ,,,,,,,,l,- ,J.,t ,.,II',,,..i I;.i,i
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-01-23
Mice.


They break the Kitchen windows
And OVerturn the chairs
They cut the doors and table,
Much wicked work is theirs
Yuur watch they often handle
Nnd sometimes let il fall.
Which fact il quite srrprisin.
When told of rodents small
lh,, hid" y"ur books and paper.
Unlock the dn"rs and .at'-
They rrvcl in the pantry
Aud rattle down thu plates
Thry ill ynur boots with pebbles
And 10 your great dismay
\ aLrrrt tIll "t p,S-irs
Can keep the knayt- away
But mice don't slam Ia" shutter,
tud ~.ul v"ur hlts fuI boat,
And .i,v AVA, L. br.gaI-
l1ur pantal""ns and coat.
At last you muse on Darwin
Md much Ia ynur annoy
iou lind these mice dev cl"ped
Int" that S"un-est boy
y ! Independent
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-01-23

Mr. IL. W. Beecher gives some brief
advice t" those who write letters 10
busy people:
/. Don't write at all.
>. When You can't help it. he sharp.
short and lcgiblr.
3. When y"u write on your own bus
mess, pay for the answer.
A. When YOU want money. don't be
%ln with piety or fattery. Beg hrst
aud DC plous afterward.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-01-23
a'nsiness DIRECTORY.

e. .,.,, and Locdfion Of the ic0d-
....n.,> Hon>cS IN 81. .JohHShHV.
,.,.ulturs,l T""j~ nud Hardware.
.ut~kIlI Il"vt- BLOCK Il. K. ST
trnthr"ari"s.
...AN N.. >. Bank Block. Nam 81.
...... . -,,N Randall Block L. X Il
N,t"rn,.,> at Law.
...NN. .,,. i. Il O,iir, and Post Otiirr
.. ...- N.2 ta!,Iy.,..I. Blk. up STAIRS
.... tEIi Nru II. ">rI Hall \ firScLer'-
.in"I.- and STATIONERY.
..r. l:pNl!I 'al,duuinn Bih Main -
Ii"uh Binders.
-.,.IA A,u. A-t- M"uumrnJ Square.
NI4ul---Irgui and business.
..H.. CO.. Monument square
l4k"r~ and C"ni"cti"nrr-.
.-.. .atpLiN Mann >Ii.rr.
.:"ut> and SHOES.
..~,tII. lCHEE Wards Eik.. K K -.
tl"thin., Hats :nd Gaps.
'u.pl,I Einh Block opposite -. Johns
...-,. d..l.I lu l;r:,dy Made lothin-. Hats
.- ,.,i'- Furnishing Gnod~. etc. rrc.
ti,thiug tor Men and B"N>.
.LuHNNk~ = 90. Fairbanks y iila-'.
sr.rIrr,. GIa-- and stone Ware.
.lLElNK~ \ 60. Fairbanks Village.
...,t.n@. vaprr-iinngi"g-. Window ->hnd"-.
Ni..ENNK~ \ co. Fairbanks Village.
Dtnti~t~.
-rENIN~. C..lri"ujau Flock Mnir Street.
MIRA SMITH Union El"ck. Nam street
Dining Rooms.
...rWS = TErIENGIAL. Eastern Avenue.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-01-23

aims OF the prince. She ShIickcd and
said. There is ono who is mor" power
ful than |. But Ii" choice WAS per
nillrd and She must Weld up her
daughter. Then whispered she in his
ear. at Is Il disgrace to you that you
should listen To common people. and
then >houldst take 10 thee IL wife after
thy pleasure" Now indeed had the
maid 81 plord Il heart that >h" WAS filled
with scoIn. and on the following morn
ing they were carried out To three hun
drcd cords of wood and she said to the
prince, '.Thc three bonds they bave
loo>cd but if She should marry him.
then muSi some one sit III the midst of
that wood and endure the fire" Thus
She thought although the servants had
done all else for him. vet would none
burn for hm. and out of love for her he
she hc free. But A. the servants heard
that they said. ''Wc have all done
something but not yet Frosty, he must
also serve. And they took and put
linn into the midst of this and kindl.d
ii. Then the fine ragged and burned
three days until all the wood WAS CON
>rmed; and a. il died ont, there stood
Frosty III the ashes shiNrling like an
aspen leaf and said. Thus | have my
day of life and am not Yet frozen; but
il had endured il longer had stiifrncd
with frost
Now WAS there no more evasion. the
maiden must he married to the prince
But I> they drew nigh The church the
old witch said Il can never give it up.
and sent after her soldiers who should
override ever! thing which they over
took and bring back her daughter. But
Listener. who bad his ears prickrd up
aud heard the words spoken in private
10y the old witch. told it to Frosty. who
said he knew Il plan. and Spat out he
hind the wagon once ol twice and there
stood Il great lake wherein the soldiers
remained sticking and drowning. "
they came not back thc old witch sent
out ir"li-clad knights. but the Listener
eyes of kcrnGIancc who looked up Just
u little sharply and they flew into piece,
a> glass. Now they came Il little farther
and - they were married and blessed
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-01-23

with me" And when they had Journey
ell some farther. they saw Il man who
was stretching ont ii long neck and
looking all around ami pccIing into the
rccc>>cs of u mountain. "Whv." said
the prince. ''do~i thou look about 50
eagerly ," Then ANSWERED the man, Il
have 50 keen eyes. that can look INTO
I'LL forests and fields. mountains and
valleys, and through the whole world"
The prince said. ''lf thon wilt. then
come with me. for such AZ one would
profit me.
AT last the prince arrived with his
NiA servants ut the city where the old
queen lived. and came .rinIe her and
said. III thou wilt give me thy daughter
for wife ! will fulfill Whatever thou shalt
impose upon me. ''Imdcrd." said the
witch. "thricc shall give thee II Labor
and. if thou >hnuld>r accomplish each
them shalt thou bc lord and husband of
my daughtcr.' said he. ''What i the
me Il ring | have let fall int" the Red
sea-. Then went the prince, home It"
his servants and said Tie iiISt Labor
l. not easy. Il ring must hc taken ont o1
the Red Sea. now what will Won do ,"
Then said Clcar>iglt. Il will see where
il lies. He looked forth into the ST.,
Il
Il would take it out. said LOng>hank>.
III | could only see it," Then can
help YOU" said Flr>hy and he knrlt
down AMI put his mouth IL the water
and had the waves run in and drank
up the whole sea that il WAS IL dry
is Il meadow. Now l.oug>hank> bent
over Just Il little and picked up the
rlng. Then wa, the prince glad and
lie brought il To the old witch. She
looked upon it with astomiShincmt and
sud Yes. ii i> the right one. The
first Labor hast thou luckily performed.
But now comes the second. Look NoII-
dcI upon tlllt meadow before the cas-
tie. Imcc hundred fat oxen feed there ::
those must thou drvuur with hide and
hair. bones and horns. and below us. III
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correspondent in Addison coun =
tN. III Il postscript To II letter to the
M"n'lrhrI' HHjcLm"H. says: "While |
am up. and if in order. would nomi
nate. for next Governor of Vermont. the
Hon. l.. T. Walton of M"ntpclier.-a
gentleman eminrmtly qualified for the
place. and in my humble opinion, II
better selection, or one more acceptable
T." the people, could not he made