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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-11-13
JASPER COURIER.
r1-Not honse % reni n ON.

I3-Not house TO rent in town.
~ IIolcing up cabbage md turnips
Cor winter use is now in order.
r-Anothcr slighttouc Of winter re-
minds people 90 get ready.
or Several new pieces OF real estate
are offered by Doano y Capehlrt
~ Quite nice dance "a Berger's ball
Tuesday night.
- Considerable quantities Of cori
are being hauled 70 town at 40 cents per
bushcl.
or Several WAGON loads Of potatoes
have been sold in Jasper this week al
~ cents per bushcl
To- Mr.. G. nuchart offers cheap bar
vain in lumber and real estate. See adj
veriiscment.
eT Holihaustfrcsh oysters are All the
90. and he can hardly supply tia de-
mand. he has such nice ones.
IVA series of tablcaux and dram
atic entertainments is the talk among
some Of the folks in Jasper. Go IN talent
~ Readers should read the Advcr-
tisemcui Of Benson l. Murray, in anoih-
oi,,pr 4O.4t
~ Thus far there are lG7 democrats
elected 10 Congress ana 80 republicans.
This gives up 10 date d majority of IS.
~r The Democrats viii feel more Ike
ohSe rvng Thqnsei,ing Icy fds year
than they have felt for long timc.
- Or. Rlglam houlaf Charley Kuc-
bler's house anl Mr pocAInpangh 4
house Of George Friedman, in Jasper.
This week.
r7- November 18th Is the last day for
paving the second in-nimcnt OF taxes.
After that date the penalty VII be
added.
~ Mrs. Emma NcConahny Is siill
selling those handsome has for ladies
so cheap that no Que need 20 with a
shabby hcad-gear.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-11-13
Cn,lmhia ToMnallln.

Nnceipts aud Expenditures for tee
fiscal year ending Oct. l9lh. 1874:
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1874-06-02

"A meeting Of the Stewards Of the
NJ. +. churches in the Burlington District.
was held in Middlohury, on "Wednesday
last. Presiding Eldcr Gregg il the chair.
The principal item Of hu>lue>s transacted
was the fixing Of the time OF the annual
campmceting at Spring Grove, New llaV-
en-. on the 25th day Of August next.
Prof Stockmidgc Of the Mass Agri-
cultural College, was the author of the
letter we published last week about The
Douglas lIayloader. Mr.. Douglas has
Just received an order to ship one Of his
hayloaders to Australia.
The sad case of the death Of Dr..
Blanchaid's little daughter, to which ref.
erence was made last week, is rendered
saddcr still 10y the suppo.ition that its
real cause was fright instead Of the
disease.
Ice Cream: n. A. Thompson's Ice
Cream Rooms will be open for the ac-
commodatou Of ladies and gentlemen,
through the season, commencing Wednes-
day, June 3. Parties and families fur
uished at short notice.
-Ainsworth & Dodge have removed
their market stand one door to the south,
in the same block. They have nicely
fitted up their new quarters. and they will
uow have room enough to do their bust.
uess and store their goods.
Sunday was the warmest day this
spring, the Mercury being at 9O' in the
shade at noon, and at IS from 1 to .
O'Clock p IN. After ) o'clock the mer-
curry fell about 20 in one hour.
Drugs, Medicines, chemicals choice
conicctioneries, paints, oils. vornishes
window glass putty &C.. at Case X
Riders.
Mr.. Billings Of Port Henry, has re.
opened the eating salpon lately occupied
Dy Isaac Goodrow.
Mr. O. S Dickinson has oponcd his
ncw grocery and eating saloon on Sey
mour : c =, near the depot
The june term Of the Addison
County Court opens to-day.
Soda aud Saratoga water on draft a
/ Casc * K dci's,
Butter - to - cents yesterday.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1874-06-02
CENTRAL VERMONT AND EIr.
LAND RAILROADS..

~ MEX AA4tANNEN4 b B.
On and after Monday, May %. U.s., tau aiu
run a, follows, (suudays oXc,rt.D.
GOING SQUIRT AvD rf-f.
Leave Mildlehury az o. aHl ll.HH a. M. $3.50
and l0.iS p. IN.
MAIL-Leaycs Ogden burgh 30 600 3. i', -,.
Adams at GO a. H., Burlington en- ...' a. DE-.
Tcondcroga :. 10 a. M, Rutland 100 p. ir.. bf.-
lows Falls $50 p. M, arriving 40 New lona n mo-
. 30 p. H.. connecting with steamer .oF $50" ..i'
NEW YORK EXPRESS -Leares ~. Aihat at
30 a m, Burlington 1000 m. arrit irl il'-
land at 1850 p m,
NIGHT ENPRESS.-Lcaycs o-iolul-h at
1855 m, Montreal 3.i5 p m, 81. Alhar- .-
m, Burlington H.l0 ? IN, Rutland ~. 10 a 30.
Bellows Falls 500 m, arriving in New lor.i"n
at Ills m
MIXED TRAIN.-Lcaves Burlington 90 ,.4t
p m, arriving in Rutland at $50 M. Loa,.
Rutland at i.30 m. Bellows Falls 80 q ...
accommodation train) arriving al New ionIea
at i. 10 pm
MIXED TRAIN.-Loayes Rutland so $500
m, for Bellows Falls and Bratileboro.
GOING NORTH.
Leave Middlobury at sos and 7.-n a ia,
$50 aud 6.ls pm.
MAIL-Leaves New London at a u. Sprt
feld 500 a IN. Boston 5.j0 m, Bellows Ian.
ll.5O N, Rutland 40 P m, for TcondeToga, iui-
lington, st. Albans, Montreal and Ogdenshurfn
EXPRESS Leaves Rutland at 5.0i p M. ar.
irving at Ticonderoga ut $50 p m.ant -. Al
at 300 p m.
NIGHT EXPRESS Leaves New London
p m, Springfield at $40 m, connecting wi
train leaving New ork az 800 p m, Bell N-
Falls L. 20 p m, connecting with train oari.
Boston at $50 p m, Rutland l.l0 m. for Imi
lington, St. Albans, Montreal, oslcu.bursh a.l
the West
m, FOR Burlington, ST. Nbans. ST. Johns u
J. nplanshu re- NY
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1874-06-02

|. Q or G. THE officers Of Nlzpah
Lodge, No. l76, New Haven, were in.
stalled on Wednesday evening, the lGih
ult., Ivy Lodge Deputy A. Il. Leoven.
worth. They are as follows:
Sherrod Brown, w G T; Eva G Hin.
man, w V r; Edgar A Derby, w S;
L a Lcavenworih, w A S Emma f
Clifford, w + S; Frank Il llathorn, w
T Ira Clifford W G; G McE Partch,
w NJ 4; Florence j Ilathorpe, w ID NJ
Lucy A Welcome, w | G.: &c A Fish.
er, w OG; Mrs Il II Squire, W X II s;
Lottie Nj Fits. w i II S; Albert b
Adams, p W CT. This Lodge has been
instituted one year and numbers over
seventy members
DIDN'T WANT TO CoMN.-lt was an
amusing sight, for everybody except the
officer, to see the "skedaddling,' when
an attempt was made to serve subp~nas
upon certain parties In Shorcman, last
week As the officer appeared, they at
once diviucd that his mission was to sum.
mon them to appear as witnesses in a
liquor suit, before the County Court, and
no better time has been made since Dex-
ter made bis 2:l9, on the Long Island
course, than was made by certain promi.
ncnt gentlemen as they flew over the
fields and fences on pleasure tour among
wids of Shoreham. The officer returned
home to think over the situation
BErMAN ACADEMY.-T current year
will close on Friday afternoon OF the week.
june 5,h. kccitations will be continued
up to Friday noon. Thursday afternoon,
classes in 1iaeid and Caesar. Friday
morning, Homer, Auabass, and Physical
Geography, Friday afternoon, compost
lions reci,ations, dcclamatlons, aud ora
tions, commencing an one and hall
o'clock
Tho Addison County Baptist Also.
cia,ion will hold its next anniversary with
the Baptist church in West Cornwall
commencing Wednesday, tho 18th day Of
June next, at 1880 y. NJ j. Z kEL'
loGG, Moakton, Clerk
We learn that Mr. VIM. Watson, o.
/ Cornwall. los, valuable horse last week
being chokod while eating oats a solemr
warning to all owners Of valuable horse:
not to feed them oats.
The roads are in an exceedingly baC
condition and the stage from Bristol ha'
been obliged to come in a single Wagon
for several times.
The caucus Of the Wcybridge Re
nublicaus elected L. Huntington and !.
J. Wright delegates and j. X, Dodg
and G. +. Sprigg substitutes,
From New Haven depot were ship
ped, Oh Tuesday, 10Th inst, 1873 lbs
butter, car Of potatoes. ! bbls. eggs
box maple sugar
There were shipped from Norgenno;
on Tuesday. SAFE lbs butter and Dbl
eggs.
Lake ChampIain is higher lhnn
has been for fifteen years.
The Crown Point Iron CO 5 furnace
are in operation.
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STATE NEWS.

Patents granted to ceti2sns of Yer /
mont for The weak ending May 10Th,
1874. Reported for the REGISTER through
the Patent Agency Office OF T. H. Alex
auier, Washington, u. G. Herbert II.
Morse, Brat;lcboro, stringng device for
pianos, &c. Thomas j. Whitcomb,
Springfield, game board Edmund Whit
ncy, WilIision, hopping pals and tubs
loci \. II. Ellis, Springfield, atmosphere
ic condenser; Charles f. Orvis, Man-
chester, fishing reel
--Brandon has opened the state cam
paisn by elccting delegates to the repub
lican convention for nominating governor,
to be held at Burlington june Il. The
delegation will 20 for n. T. Spragge,
their iownsman, the man Whose friends
tried to get up a movement in his favor
some months A., bat tailel
The body Of AIanson Dyer OF West
Rutland, who died t"o years ago, was
disiuierred. "a few days in e. aud was
found t. be aim,st perfectly petrilied.
The form and features wcle welt rleserv.
cd, aud the face looked quite natural.
bat the tody weighed 'rcr SEQ TO 1900
pounds
The ga. tank belonging to Bradford
K Go ' knitting mil, at Bennington. has
bcco examined, and the discovery of three
leaks in it confirms the theory that it was
the cause OF die fatal explosion in the
mill last Nntor.
Thu accounts OF Az9l Willard admir-
i.ira,or 81 the estate Of. Sophia Neal, and
Rosa Miucocrgh Of Solomon Mincbergh
are to BE- presented to the Probate court
Ut Cns,le'cE for allowance ut Casileton
Juuc S.h.
The Newport Express says: a
Coventry man engaged in making soap
tie other day getting short Of 1--we
| honestly inquired Of his uoighbor who is
a democrat for copy of;hc Arg'S o"d
Patriot.
The corner some Of the new Mctbo.
, dist church, in Brandon, was laid May
. 20th The Row. O. Gregg, j. l., con
) Quoted the exercises Row \, j. l.ueai7
the pastor read the declaration.
l. The now Catholic church. at Faic
haven, is nearly completed Il i one %
d the most magnificent houses a. Wor!il
= in Vermont, The lresco parting alor,
is said TO have cot s3,jOn
a frw days since, 81, Auo- Past
ridge, Of Mortified, was Tagging sheep
one oil the nuimal, gave "a sudden start
throwing the shear, in,o Mr. Pc Iigh
eye, destroying the .i.h
In repairing an old building in Fair
banks village 2iay 2Qjh, workmon ioun,
n concealed underneath, two kegs ncarl,
full OF rifle powder, aud about one hun
y died pounds of lead pine
il An cGer has been received to iurnis'
!. So pound iron for tho Woodstock Rail
5. road by which can be made saving owe
; last GEAR p.ice Of $50 600 On the entir
IF road
y The mysterious disappearance @
,<1aobert b. Moors, u Quincy. in Marcl
= is explained by the discovery Of his bod
y in the waters at Long Island head.
Miss Emma } Graves, gave lie,
e.. tue on 'ruicutiii >cepticism or geolog
TO aud the Bible IN harmony at BrandoI
id SUNDAY evening May Bib.
d About 100000 feet q! logs wei
Aoatcd in the Pussumpsic river, last wcel
Id The largest drse ever ma ie in that STREAM
t. The New York Il Canada Il. /
" Company are pushing business in pro
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1874-06-02

THE Bird, We are iulJ there |,
movement among the bays tor gathering
bird, eggs to make IA DISPLAY 81 what
|they get at the Expense ut ihu>r dlilisrni
aud hcau,iiul crentur,s Mhu live uu'l g."
make melody in their season aud rear
their young. la 'pl'r ol the A.rl snow
which caught IN, IN early, the birds are
more numerous this year than usual. OF
nearly very kind that visits us, and with
the opening Of the season, theJ. Ink" our
selves are full OF work, ami. a. their ua.
ture is, and this is delight to u, OF
full a. ever CT their music That they
are useful too, to men, In respect to the
crops, every school boy knows from the
slugs and insects they Consume, so iDjurt.
Gus to trees and vegetables. The law
takes notice OF this so that it is made Il
criminal offence to destroy any Of ouT
familiar birds, and the sportsman is com
PEELED to spare them. But ii youth Is
their enemy. what chance have we that
the useful birds, which the law protects
will be multiplied to be more useful, that
the musical and beautiful ones shall in.
crease to please US with their forms ant
movements, and charm US with theiI
songs? Their WORK Is to rear their nests
and care for their eggs and young, tina
give promise Of another year OF birds like
these we see, aud so from year TO year
aud il they are spared Of boys, too, who
eau enjoy ana appreciate the priceless
company Of birds.
Tom Thumb and wife, Com. Nut
and Minnie Warren will delight thei
thousands Of their admirers in Middle
bury and vicinity, with two Of their re
markable performances at Academy HaI
on Wednesday, June 10Th, afternoon an
evening. They have been absent som
three years On Il voyage around the world
The fascinatn. performances OF thes
wonderful little people have delighted tn
world, and they will be greeted wit
crowded audiences here as ol-ewher'
Their card in this paper gives but lair
idea of the performance they must b
seen to he rightly appreciated.
u D Twitchcll will pay IS to &c
for uuwashed wool, AID 10 to 45e I,
washed, Thursday at Leicester Junctlc
depot, Friday at Middobury aud Satu
day at Vcrgeuues depot.
Any one having insurance to plar
will do well to cil on L. r. Smith wi
is prepared to place insurance in fl
class companies, al 80 per Get, less thu
any oiher agency in MldiIcbury.
Ira ". Clark las located his III
for the prerent, at the Addison lious
lie is realizing zone improvement
health.
Adyer led Lite $: Mrs, Pliny Moo
Mrs. II. f. FL il. Miss Anna Bind,
K. Pickering, l.. X. Baker.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1874-06-02
COUNTY NEWS.
Adllson County Conference.

Addison Ounty Oniefcncc'
The next annual meeting OF the Add.
sou County Conference, Of Congregational
ministers and churches. will be holden, at
Shoreham, on the 2nd Tuesday cf June,
at 10 o'clock a. m.
ORDER OF EXERCISES,
1st. Reading minutes, enrolling NON
bers and choosing moderator.
2ud. appointment of committee.
3rd. Report of committee.
18th. Prcaching-Rev. w. p, Aiken,
Substituto-Rev. S. Knowlton.
9th. Appointment Of delegates to gen
era convention.
9th. Discussion, question; The relation
Of ministers to worship"-ProE +. II,
Ii4loy; "Creeds, their use aud abuse
$. II Bascom, and DR. +. Bond
NAMES CT COMMITTEES
State OF Religion-Rov. ", Il, Bacon,
Deacon VIM. bingham and L. S. Bottum.
Feeble cLurchcs--Rcv. t. p. Hooker,
+. j Mathews, and Hon, j. d. Smith.
Moral Reform-Rcv II. ID, kitchel,
y. D., Hon. ;. l.. Cooke, Deacon george
Porter.
Church Dsciplinc--Eev. W P. Aiken
Deacons W. Il Bixby and G. NJ. James
Benevolent Societies - Rev, W. W
! Winchester. Dcacons Charles Hayward
and Samuel James
Sabbath Schools-Rcv. NJ, l., Sever.
anee, Deacous j. s. Wilcox and Henry
Lane.
Ordnauccs-Rcv G. II. Kent. Dea
con D. L noycc aud Brother Manley
Wild.
Committee on Revision OF by Laws
Rev. Ne,-r-. Hooker, S'verunee anC
Deacon Charles Lane.
TIE conference will designate ilc TIM
oi each exerci.c at the meeting rrcyiou
80 ca h exercise Lords Surper after
moon 0. last day.
II. f. LEAylrr, Register
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1874-06-02
eWiOoleburp9eglster
TUESDAY. JUNE ., 1874.
RUTLAND AND BURLINGTON RAILROAD
TRAINS LEAVE MiDDLEBuRY


The Republican voters Of Addison County will
beet in mass convention at Mddlcbury, on We'd
csday, tho Gath day of juno, A. d. 1874, at 10
clock a M, for the purpose of nominating can
dates for County Offices TO be supported at the
nsuing biennial election September |, 1871, and
|r the appointment Of County Committee.
LYvAN L. kNApP,
T.. 5. BortuM,
H. c. JOHNSON, County Committee.
CHARLES L. EvEE1s,
5. ID. HoLcoNB,
Middleburv, May 22, 1874.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1874-06-02

THO Z. BRAMLETTE,
Agent and MANAGE,
Public Library Building, Louisville, Ky, or
Tnus. II. HAYS a CO., Eastern Agents, d0a
Broadway, New York.
LNItEt-Samplc bottle of ADAMoON's Bo-
L TANIC BALSAM at all druggists. Pleasant,
and an unfailing ;omedy for Asthma, Coughs,
Colds Lung Complaints, etc. Large bottles 50
cts. Dr. I. W. kiSsMAY, Proprietor, Augusta
Maine. $1,000 for a case it will not curel Try it.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1874-06-02

Z y bi.is-
DECORATION At New HAyEN.-Thc
schools not being IN session, no formal
preparation was made for the proper oh.
servaucc of the day. Yet. notwithStaud-
ug this fact aud the heat of the day and
The hurry Of pauting,ihe practice Of tour
years was not forgotten. Towards even
ling, on going to the cemetery, We found
quite company drawn together by the
Influences aud associations of the day.
\ good suIply Of boqucts and wreaths
were on hand.
Capt. y Il. Leavenworth, By request,
took charge Of the company aud, after
singing made a few impromptu remarks.
PRAYER was offered by Rev. S. kuowtoD,
in very appropriate words, and, after
singing America, the company proceed
ed to decorate the following graves:
Revolutionary Soldiers - Solomon
Brown, Augustus Trpp, William Soy
mour and Nathan Smith
Second War with Eogland--Iion.
Matthew Phelps, U. S. \.
Late Civil War-Argaius l.. Squire
Sergt. CO, a. 9th Vt. died at Camp
Griffin, Va, Dec. "a, 1861 Capt ~
=. S Caldwell, a graduate Of Midllebury
College, Glass Of 1853, killed at Bull
Run, Va, Aug. 80, 1862; Alouzo | /
Field, Go. X. "a ", killed at Winches
ter, Va, Sept. 10, 1868; Wicklifo $
Brown, Co. G. 9th Vt, died at Point o
Rocks, Va, Feb. 20th 1865 Anthony
Laurence lorraine p, Co, X. u. VI,
died Sept Is, 1861. -
After singing, the company quiet.
dispersed.
BgIpponr On Tuesday last Mr.. Tie
man Wilkinson had the misfortune +
, lose one Of the horses OF his splendi
, matched team. lie had been oliere'
81 500 Tor the span
Z VA ecglosias'ical council will he hol
g 10 this place, on Wednesday OF this wceb
10 act upon the resi- nation Of The pastor
y ate Of the Congregational church, b
. Rev. ". W. Winchester.
Deacon Charles y. Hayward and wit
nave gone to Oberiu, ONO, to attend
). golden We ldiog, They design an abseuc
n Of several weeks
\ new store is soou 10 Ice opened a
h the old Fro,t ferry by M,ssr, Brooks
4 Scphcn-
"a Mr.. Philip Stone will soon commen,
the erection of a uew dwelling house q
IF his place
" M,s Beunct. widow Of the late Ben
. smin g. Bennett, Of this Place, died {
Monday Of last week.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1874-06-02

fsoN oHo.-ihe women's temperance war now
raging in different parts Of the country, parteu-
larry in the west, with such unparalleled success
recommends for persons who claim whiskey u ne
eessity for medicinal parposes, to use Green's
August Flower, which contains 70 intoxicating
spirits, and Is 4 gentle laxative and certain
cure for dyspepsia, liver complaint, Indigestion
eostreness sour stomach, sick headache, coming
up Of food after eatiugi purles the blood and
system. Just what Is needed in the Spring of the
year by everybody. Try it. Sold by Case 4
Rider, Middlebury. 7m2
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1874-06-02

Trustees of Middfebury village
have appointed the following village Of.
ficers for the year ensuing
Gov. J. W Stewart, Attorney.
Calvin Hill, Superintendent Parks, last side.
John l.. Barker, " " West side.
lleman Langworthy, d" Pump.
H. j.. sheldon. Clock
v. q. Langworthy, Lamps.
Calvin Hill, stock al large.
Norman Harvey, " Snow on sidewalks.
Fire Wardens-G. ". Trip, VIM. S. Goodrich,
Thad. NJ. Chapman, o, Comstock, T.. Nallotte,
Z. Il. Clay, l.. d, Eldrcdgc, Norman Harvey.
Police Oniccrs-Isaac NJ. Trip, Chief; VIM. II.
Cobb, o. Comstocl
Norman Harvey, Highway Surveyor, East side.
VIM a. Nowcomb, West side.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1874-06-02

TUE SENIoa Class At NERGENNLs -
Last Friday evening the member, OF tins
class visited Vergennes and enjoyed IA
magnificent supper prepared for them BY
mine host Gaues Of the Stephens House.
No epicure could sit down TO such a ia.
bic, literally burdened as it was with the
choicest viands which city market
could afford, without feeling Of eminent
satisfaction And sure it IS that when
the merry boys of ~ gathered around
the festive board, they evinced pro.
found appreciation Of the efforts both OF
the courteous landlord and the patient
and attentive walters.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-09

ellis handled a gun csrclessly. and
put his angel plumage on," iss west
crn papers obituary OF John Devine,
OF Naples. Ill.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-09

In four years Colorado has produced
In gold and silver, flI, 100000.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-09

Think not turned myself sadly away.
Deem me not hsartle.s In that still smiled.
Why -hosld I weep tha, my Idol was clay
why should mourn over tate like childt
Yes. dear. I own there's pain meath the .mile.
IIssrts wont forget mi their tricks In day.
And mine will elude ny skill once In while,
Looking back still. when Id pass on my way.
-GdlLrg for NdrrA.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-09

The Old Catholics have now lOt
pSrochial charges In Germany, and
6O,OOO enrolled members.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-09
THE MASQUERADE.

Gaily went to tho nasqusrade,
Donned my brigat yryets and plated my
"LooS now your f.iresi, o ACE I said;
.Robes, be your prettisst-he viii be there''
MASKS cannot hide usr l laughed q, the
thought,
"Laces and elk. keep hi. eye. from my facet
Cavaliers plume or tho cloak OF . king
Turn to q strangers hi, manhood and grace.
Gay flashed the light. and around whirled the
crowd.
Glitiering. changing. mysterious still;
Laughter and msse now low and now loud,
Bsss,y TO charm. hidden xancrs 70 thrill.
Mid tae sost mrsi, he came 10 my side.
ala FILE du Regiment you do know,
This glove tells the secret you thought IL would
De mine In ,hi. dance. now. my friend" .ofs
and low.
swiiter the Wild strains swept out on tho air,
softsr the weird rhythm erept thro' my brain,
Linkias his hsht word. 70 msIodiss ,srs,
wha, did see that my ace grew 90 strange
When the ray msskers lad hy their disgaisel
Others came back To them selves In the change !;
Two masks had hidden my friend from my
eyes.
Roth fall al once. Ono was silken and white !;
Noble the features concealed in its now,
Pride In the lip.. and the eyes illI OF lShL
swestne-s and strength; ye'' this iaes did 1
.Ths otSsr," faneled that con.tane,, truth,
Parity, honor abode In his heart;
Enough--'twas ma.k; u fell, and, forsootn,
woman.hke, showed my surprise In ihai
start.
Think not I turned myself sadly away.
Deem me not h.artle.. In that still smiled.
Why -hosld weep that my Idol was clay
Why shOuld mourn over tate Ike child
Yes, dear, I own there's pain meath the .mile.
Hearts won't forget all their tricks In day.
And mine will eluds ny skill once In while,
-GdhLryyO NarrA.
ellis handled a gun csrclessly. and
put his angel plumage on," Is west
ern papers obituary Of John Devine,
OF Naples. Ill.
Co-orEnArivE stores fall In London
because ths women won't 90 shopping
where there Isn't any expensive dis
play.
Mus. PAST has been elected to the
Philadelphia School Committee, and
will undoubtedly "stick."
TIE Old Catholics have now 100
pSrochial chaiges In Germany, and
6O,OOO enrolled members.
STATISTICS show that the largest por-
tion Of crimes In England Is commit
ted by young people.
BErcuxR says he was pitched Into
the ministry hsadlong, with a small
stock OF theology.
In four years Colorado has produced
In gold and silver, flI, 100000.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-09

BErcuxR says he was pitched Into
the ministry hsadlong, with small
stock OF theology.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-09

Co-orEnArivE stores fall In London
because the women won't go shopping
where there Isn't any expensive dis
play.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-09

Mus. PAST has been elected to the
Philadelphia School Committee, and
will undoubtedly "s,ick."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-09

STATISTICS show that the largest por'
tion Of crimes In England Is commit
ted by young people.