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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-10-20
Qauae Gutbaltiantfeit.

SIM Sabre 1886 lebte in Gn9lano Elm
iunser Mann pon 16wermiitbiser llber=
1ponnter @timmuns, Der bic l1nterletbs=
belGperoen, ,upran ct litt> our@ Gnt=
baltlamteit gu beilen perlu6en ipollte.
Gr 400 E9 pl5bli9 BON isinen @el9at=
ten uno ieinen Treunben 5uriid, mletbete
1id cine Wobnung in elmer ab9ele9enen
5traBe 2onoons, perlagte li3 ale te1te
9}abrung uno befeu6tete nur BON 3elt
Al 3eit sen Ntuno NIT Ma6er, III mel@
DIES CT ettpas 8pmeran5eniaft tropfelte.
Nad breitasiser Gntbaltiamteit borte
has Sunsersefubl auf uno er tonnte li6
pbue unbequemli@feit leinen @tubien
wiomen. Ct ma6te li@ feline Bewe=
9uns l9lief nur uenis uno bra@te ben
9ro6ten She'll Der 9ta@t nit 2eien 5u.
$a9li@ brau9te Ct b66itens cine balbe
&anne Mailer uno Der @aft BON 5pei
pomeran3en rei9te fir a4t Sage bin.
5o lebte ct 60 Sage. eSn ben lebten
;cbu Saeen ober nabmen feline &rafte
}bneu ab er NOR ni4t mebr im @tanoe
aus Dem .@ette auiSulteben unb lparo be-
1or9t. @eine Grbaltun9 mar ibm leit<
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STIR &t1bel<
@cDreitoer :!

SIN &eretn nit nebrereu anbern Yerioneu
fat bet llnterseibnete bic iii oer Nabe bon Yo>
incrob beleaene Mibbleport Nl0bel>Gobrif an
aefauft. SieIe Gabrit, bic nit ben neutfen
Ma1dinen uno Ginri9tungen berieben if, bat
bor 2 Sabren Iber 500, 900 getoitet unb 1T iebt
fit Elm OritteI beS @ert9e8 berfauft tuor6en.
Scr Saupt;pcd bcs glntaufeS ipar, 6euti9em
slrbeitern bier lobnenbe 8eiddftisung gu ee>
ben. @s 1T oesbalb cine vDeuti6e @lobel>
Gompaanie" in 8ilbuns besriffen unb es tuirb
beabfidfist, iubalo al5 maslid, bic MObel>
Gabrit in boQe Sbdti9feit gu 1eben. Sic
Sd)reiner uno grbeiter 1T Der 6abrit 1ollen TO-
bicl als n,saIid) Stodbalter oer @ompasnie
ie,n. Sic borlaufig berlanete @insablung fur
elm Sbare betrdgt nur $l00. @S bietet fi@
ollo bier fit beuti9e int Mobelseidaft erfab<
rene 2eute bic 9iinitise @elesenbeit, fid cine
quite Griitcna su Ii1ern. @lit 6iciem M0bel<
9cld)aft iinb Sortbeilc berbunben, iuie iie nid)t
70 leid)t wiebcr borfommen. S1on int Nn>
fauf ipurbcn int Gcrgleib nit bet @rrid)tung
einer ncucn Tabrif $4,000 9clponnen. Scocr
iebt eintrctenoe Stod1alter erbolt ieinen sln<
tbeil at bieicm @epinn. sluBerbem 1T has
Gobmaterial bier billig unb bet slbiab Der
MQ0bel ausscbc9nt. Hrbatpobnun9cn 1T Der
Nabe BET I(obel> Tobrif iino fit cinen billigen
Yrcis 81 renten ODER gu faufen. 9iclcl0lobelfa<
brit bat Die Derrlidae Sage in Dem idoneu
NliSoleport am Sbiof1ub it 9eiunbcr @egenb.
SIM M0bel9cidaft erfa irene 4erionen,
bic 2uit 1ubeu na@ Tomerob gu font
met, INT @tod6alter bet M0bel>Gabrif
su iucroen nno Su9leid barin arbeiten
t0nnen, werben baber wo6ltbun, ii9 unter s(n<
sabe ibrer GerDaltniiie ioslcid 81 n,eloen. @S
iino iebt nod cine Nnsabl slntbeile su erbale
ten, bic nur ou M0belidreiner nno slrbeiter
Der Gobrit bereebem ueroen iollen. 9as sanse
llntcrneDmen 1T nidt sur 8ereidcrung bon
&opitaliiten unternomlncn, ionoern es miro be-
obiidtist, bab jeoer an bet GlObelfabrit be.
ld)6ftiate Mlann nid)t nur leinen 8erbienif,
ionoern au@ eineu Sbeil bom @eluiunc beg g.
idGfts erbalte. SIN Wf0belWid6ft erfobrene
2eute, bic cine feite uno ii9ere Stellung iuden,
iollten bober nidt oeridun,en, lid@ balo 5u mel
ben. @(an iuenoe ii@ an =,
2sep. so(ep6 Se(ii,tg,
Yon,erob, Mei9s &c., >.
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Nd6ntQ(6tmeu.

0ic wcltbctanxtc elias @oipc glG1ma-
i6inc bcrfertist bcilere slrbeit, ais irgcnb cine
onoere; fit Sabre luiro oa fit @arontic ee<
ieiitet; fl ipiro berfauit nit monatliden sis.
seit gum sesaglen 9e9shea+ 09ns s'a!en !, 9, SD
sabluns innerbolb bet na@itcn 20 Sasr, ben
irscno elm s9ent in ben Ser. Staaten 9ibt :;
audi sebe id). Siueders nno &nfFers o1ne be-
ionoere @e;aBlun9 nit ieocr Waidine. 9e
0cier oicier snseise bic beabid]tisen, cine g(al>
maidine su foufen, m0gcn iuiNen, oab jekt bic
3cit oa 1T, billig sesen Baar cine iolde su tau>
fen. Sonnet uno iebct mid, bebor i9r iOn ltuo
tauit. W: 3: DaD.
SoUc @abmaidinen N9cnt,
Sffcc in Suntleb's 8uileing,
omeroD,'S.
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Sic Baumidae aus 9rabt.

gSelGe MIbe tofet es nidt, einen alten eid),
baum au fallen, mic plaat iib Sase nno 4rt
baran, ipic biel Siebe miii1cn fallen, e9e oer
3iefe hes @aloes umiintt Das fol lebt alies
anoers tueroen uno belelbc Strait, ipel6e ben
auaenbl,dlGen @eefebr stuiiden ber altcn rno
ueueu Welt bermittelt, fol- nun aud oaau Die
Men, NIT 5dnellisteit uno 2eidtisteit bic IT.
W6loer aus;urotten.
Sc aibt in Der Scilfunbe cin &crfabrcn, has
@albonotauHit beift uno CUR abid)nuruns bon
@ep11ieu, Yolbpen &C. am ment9lid1sn Hor|
pcr beriuamot uirb. 9er 3u entferncnhe Sc,
aeuitanb miro init cinem biiunen 3latinorabt
umiuunben, weld)er stpildeu bic &olc elmer
trGftisen 9aloaniiden &ettc cinaeidoltet uno
qliibenb qemadt ipirh. 60 entf fernt man oas
b0ie @emGd)s bnrd .Nbi1niiren uno Ibbrenncn.
Dies bas 8erfobren, bon tpelden elm slmc<
ritaner, @eors &obinion ouSsebt um ou@
8aume au f1lleu. @cnn Elm glIbeno aenad)>
ter PlatinbraDt III cine BIN uno beraeDenoe
8eneauMa berlekt ipirb, 10 brin9t CT init oer'
Ielbeu 0eiAtiafeit in bas barteite &ols elm, tpie
elm Sebemicbcn in ein Stiid Butter. Wan
tuuu NIT ibm Bretter idgcn 10 bilnn ble
Gin burdfid)tiser Sdnitt Sd)infen, unb oieler
9rabt mag peit genauer ben fc;nlten Nrllin'
munaen gu ioIaen als bic iubtilfte 2aubla9e.
90 ianae bet 9alpanilde Strom binour1ae>
fibrt mirb, bleibt bet 9rabt weib alubcno, unS
ba ct iebr biiuu 1T, sebt aud bel Der Opera
tion tein 9ol, berloreu; nur cine td~ad)e,
faum in bic SberFad)e einorinAenoe Sertob,
lung Fneet Fatt sluberoem ioll bet Npparat
70 idneu orbeitcn, baB ct oas Scbnfode nlc
eiu @ienid lei|tet. (Gort1d)r'tt Der 5e't?
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Obio Baiieufreunb.
81 IL 8 Z unfit.

anfra9e: menn Ssmaro III e'nen Gi9ar.
ren.Store sebt unb foroert cine Gisarre fiir 25
@t" sr Der a%Sef "s ansr 9@{ tt@s ssi %
Is auG tbuu, nnb ct sibt nun bieie fit 25
ntnort: 0as in Ser slnfrase beIdrie,
bene Werfabren it aueroiuss nnssredt. Scr
@crtaufer bat nidt oas &edt, ben @rcis bet
@aarcn nod welisben gu erboben,' ionsern ct
barf nur einen 70 baben @reis foroerm, als bic
Sade nad) benz llrtbeilc BET 8enner tuertb lit.
Chen io,ucnis ipie man @lasitiide fit 0ioman>
ten ODER &upfer fir Sob berfaufen barf, ebcn'
ioiueuia harf man cine 9isarre, bic iiberall nur
is Gents hertb 1T, fir 25 gents bcrfaufcn. Sb
Der Rduier, Der ben iuabrcn Yreis uno Die
QualitGt ber Giaarre nidt fennt, oamit sufrle<
Den 1T, modt an bet Sadc ftinen llnterid)teo.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-10-20

e5Y- Sem @rabe entri1en! Serr Nid)olas
Rird)en III ct. Douatus, Soma, lit an Der
2unaenldminoiu@t uno ipnrbe nad) 1c!ner e.
senen ausiase bon ben Neriten auf9eesebe11. @r
erbielt aud burd ben lan9eren gebraud1 BON
Dr. @uenif &6nie'8 Sambur9er
Bruittbce ieineGeiunogelt w'eoer uno |dre1et
unS untcr snoerem bariiher: SD bin aus e1'
eeucr Grf faDruns bon oer Site nno Den, WertDe
bon Dr. slusuit &oniss @ambur9er 8ruftbee
iberseuet unb ,no@te Seoem rot!ben, oer an
@ru It. ooer 2un9eniibel leioet, I'M @ebraud
be0e elben einberung uns Seilung 81 iu@en."
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- Sn gleiu Soben, Conn, murbe am 26.
Sept. oer @runofein sum ct: GransistuS
@aiienbauic seleAt, bas fir Gle sluinagmc
bon 200 Sfinoern cinscridtet tpiro.
- Ser 8iidof bon Buffalo bat folsenoe
&eroronuns crlaHen: u@S 1T Infer @unid,
bab an allen Srtcn, mo Gin Erclter woDnt, 10
balo als mD9id) tatboliide Sdulen errid)tet
iueroen, unb no io(d)c @d)ulcn beitcbcn, fol-
len bic Yriefcr fein ainb snr criten beiligcn
Communion onnebmcn, bas nidt ucni9tens
Elm Sabr bic tatboliid)c @dulc beiudt fat.
- Su Wfelroic, 81. g., iuuroc am 8. Oftober
einc neue bcuti6c fatboliide Stride untcr benz
Sitel sur llnbcf fedtcm @mpfangniB cinscmciDt.
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&f q tt I.

Sd bobc an 9an6 cinc ncuc Gobinett Goic
Mc,o Na1mafdiue gum %reiic bon $loo, bic
id) fit $50 baar uertaufe; ferncr cine nur we'
nia aebraudte @1eeler &; @liou Ma6ma>
id)ine, 70 out ipic ncu, bic $s5 toitcte uno Die
id) fit nur $50 bcrtaufe. Spredt hor III mci>
ncr @obnuna au llnion spenue na1e Sells
Storc, unb benubt ric @clcscnDeit. Sd acbc
oeu ar6btcn Discount, bet je 9eaeben muroc,
an Ser Sopc Na1maldine bel baorer Besa9,
lung. &omn,et uno iebet mid:
0S. 8. Sap.
@owe sl9cnt, @omeroD, >.
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1QeGoerr0me !

Scbt lit bic Belt, Bnter<&leiocr gu feufen.
8ir ratDen Scoem, feline Gintaufe SIT MAIDEN,
ebe unlcre 9robe slusipaDl geieDcn woroen it,
m@orf&leiber> @eidaft,
Gront Ctr, smiiden Court uno 8utternut,
Yomerob, >.
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Mltar 9Setm.

Sir ben ipecielleu @ebraud, ant slltare babe
i6 cine Dor;iiglide Qualitat 8ein ielblt berci~
tct. Ser lelbe uirb au $3.50 bic @allone her
tauit uno nod @uni6 entmeoer III 0laiden,
&ess ooer Barrels oerianot. 9)fan aoreilirc: :
9teb. 9. &reui d. @6celina, IS. &u.
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Sebr cute Rpblem.

Yetcr @lcin II. Geo. 2eif9cit iinb iebt beret
ben 8eiuobnern bon @omcrob aus9esei6ne
quite &obleu ins SauS gu licfern. Sic Yreiie
iino bic bini9fen. 8eitel(ungcn ncbmen ent<
sescn bic 9erren 9einrid &eublin9 unb
SoDn Nfora.
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Sin ret(ettoer A9emt

fhr ben uSbto @ailenfre1nb"
wirb 8e1udt+ Derlelte ml1b ei1l
treuer 3>1yerldlli9er Man11 lel11
unb @auttpl, 1T b1arem 0elbe tel
len fDunen. Man >penbe iiA IN
bic &ebaftipu tieieS BlatteS.
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P s(bounenten, Die Dre @obnung ueranoern,
miilicn oieles bem G9entcn beS Srte5 ober unS
anaeben uuo aud su9lei@ ibrc altc NoreiIe, 70
ipie bic neae aeaaN beae'd|ne",
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Ginlaonng gum announcement
auf bic bcutide illultrirte
A&er. lt1to &artelt6alt-
8ettltltg,

(SerauS9eser: -. y. Coleman, WiIwautee, sSiSc.)
3citi@rift fir
QamS,pirtbfbaft &tebju6t,
Sbifbam, 8lumen= s. 8ienem=
3ucbt mub Sen sSa,ntlienfreis,
erideint felt Dem Sabre 1870 regelmabis an>
fauos ieoen @{onats. Ser NbonnementspreiS
bctra9t bel &oraussabluns (neluiioe 4orto)
mur rs gemts per Sabr.
Scbc Summer cntD6lt Orisinalartifel iiber
bic beridicbene 3ipeise Der 0elo> unb @arten>
wirtbld)oft 8olts> uno 9ausiuirt9l1aft ftli1c
sluflabe, io>uic ionitiscn semeinniitliden Geie'
ltoff ncbit Suu1rationen. 0iit Der 9cccmbcr>
num,uer mirb cin Snbaltsberseidnib ocs Sabr<
gangs ioiuie ein llmidla9 acliciert. 0ieic edit
6cut tid) omcrifanildc 3citidrift ipiro bereits
bon icbr pielen oeutiden 2ano,uirtbcn, @art-
uern &c. in ben Scr. Staaten gcleicn uno fin
bet ibcrall cine freunblide slufnabme. Frobe>
u,,mmcrn iueroen unent9eltli1 on ir9eno eue
Norciie bcrlauot. sluStunf ert6eilt uno Sc,
itcQungcn bcrior9t
@ep. Spfepb Sef1fma,
Yomeroa. @ei9& @a.. s.
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Ser Scnbbpte
Ses 00ttiidjeM SJtr,cns Sesu

Ve5 UVt1t5QtH SJtt5FNS S'tSH.
WomatSidrift bes @ebets=9 =9pojtoIates. Mit 0emeb=
mgun9 Der 9eiitliden Obern ,lmb init 8enutung oes
Seeuti4en. ensiden unb frensoiil9en senSboten.-
Geben uOn s o iepb @Dbbels, Yfarrer Der st.
Mu5uitinus z&irbe III gouin9ton &pr uub Director
sr nSa s idtt
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Infer Nsent fit columbus, s., Scrr
Gelir @osaer wo9nt an bet 5. Strobe 10.
l58.
7 ltnier Nsent fir Cincinnati, s.. Serr
5ofepl 8e9ming. ipo1nt So. 1873 GimnltraRe.
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The Sculptors Ore a m.

QSir miinidGeu Der @clclidaft, bic uns Bel
ilren erltcn @oritclluuscn 10 mandcn ber9niia'
ten slbcub bcrcitctc, ein uolles Sous.
Nle1rere S9eoterireuuee.
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Sitr E6eaterfrelt1toe!

Sic bon uns bor einiecn 0lonaten qeidieocne
ipcitbcriibmte garfotta G6eater' 9 e(cG( G(6aft,
tebrt ouf algcncines 8erlanaen oieic ISOLDE
nod Yomerob suriid uno miro @(onta9 ben
%. Oftobcr lire @oritel(nnscn beginner nit
Dem befonntcn S6auipiel:
MARBLE HEART,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-08-20

HOW IN LNI't,Itp rn I,n II ANp HOW
m pII,\ 1.

HOW III INrt'IEp Tn no II AND HOW
M pIp\'T.
'Th" old "ruIlcmal'~ name i Sila>.
and that at hI~ eldest son i Gcnr"r ::
his " il,, m;Iimc j. Matilda. and his thlrc
pretty daughters are named llclrn. Al
ice .imd NG>r: There, j. Il litllr Sll:r>. t"".
Tucrl Ia mention.
'ih" bees had AIi.ltrd in Il great
bunch. Is large ~ Il htli-hu>lIci meas
uIr. on the limit "t II rr.ich-tIr' IL the
NaId. l"u all know how il is done. \
tdll, l> placed under the oNrriIan"iu%
limh. spread with Il clean white cloth.
and the hive placed thereon.
Then one "f the boys. one that j.
GOOD for unthin" else. i sent int" tie.
tIcc with i SIN Ia sever the limL: tine
limb comes down SLOWLY and easily .
and the old gent below. dressed IN i
great coat. huck>kih gloves. COW hide
boots. and II hcd-uuilt tied around his
neck and lace. sly " manipulatr> tWi"
from the tree. and in two minutes has
safely cuINrd every bee To enter the
hive. during all of which time Matilda
and Helen and Alice and Susie pound
the hoti"m> out of just tour lin pans.
lltlc SilI> does his prrtIic>t yelling.
while the boy with the queer name is
just old enough and sharp enough to
slip behind the house and wait for tin"
thing Ia come Ia Il point.
That Is how il ought to iavc zone oil
hut that isn't the way il did. SiliS the.
cider. very comfortably bundled up ion
:" warm Il day. and he had his suit we'll
arranged. only he forgot tn tie strings
around the bottoms of his pants.
The bees had settled on the limb oi
peach uec. and Sila>. when his table
aud " lIItc cloth and hive were all ready
commanded
"Now. George. grab that old rusty
SIM and climb: guess ynu can cut that
small limi oil easy enough.
| George WAS Just home from Il >iN
months term at school. and hc felt :;
| Great tenderness Tor his father an.
would have gone through II patch ni
! thIStlc> barefoot to please the old gent,
and Yet he had Il particular dread "t tll,
| laIlN of such Il crowd of them. But
he ohcNcd. and began to fiddle away
cautiously upon the particular limb
One little bunch OF bees dropped and
were Gagged another and another small
bunch dropped. and the prospect seem
ed good. when suddenly an old honey
maker, who had been in the business
ici"re. scared upward. Ge"lge shut
| up one eye quick, gave one terrible
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-08-20
MI. Beecher at the Mountains.
\ MEASUREMENT 'ol:EE' rED-A NOTE
FROM THE EAEio> BROTHERS THEIR
>TI Epl EEIIEF IN HIM.

\ MI>>rATEMENI CORRECTED NOTE
FROM THE EAEEo> EEuTIIEE> TIIEI;
>TI Epl RELIEF IN HIM.
AucII"nrouS statement from Il private
letter from the White Mountains. con
crruim" MIR. B,crlrr at the Twin Noun
tain House and the pruprictur'> c>ti-
mate of him. having been published in
tn" New York Times. the Mr>~r>. Bar
ron liI"tlcr> reply in the follow iug let
ter. The statement Wis this AT the
Twin M"uutdIm> great preparations are
being made tor ic,cht.r. tu rive him :,
grand "Nail"n. and they propose hulld-
lag i church. Ia serve him Ia preach in.
NOW. aud ~ Il memorial of him here
after. had the satisfaction ot telling
The proprietor that "ur large party felt
Obliged Ia move ON. although Nc would
liked to have passed the summer there.
because, We Thought respectable people
ought T." AVOID meeting such Il guilty
man. and. from the way he received it.
I >h"uld jud"c hr hclirvcd him guilt,
~ we'll ~ We: hur h, then told me hc
would ,ilaW croNd> the Whole season.
TWIN Mot NrAIN iinr-E.
July ~. I-1j.
Ed'f"r N'T lofL ItmC>:
Au article in lnur l>>ur at the | lIh
inst. contains statements which convey
an cll"nruu> impression IN regard Iu
ON estimate aud opinion of Nj. Errrl-
rI. which ir justice, t" him and /" uuI 70
selves >h"uld hr corrected. and We
would like through lou c"lumm> /"
correct il. We have never intended to
express. rIrhrI implicitly "r nrhciW i>,..
ANY hut uuI honest and settled couN ir-
tl"u> at hI> entire Iuu"C"urr. buI aC-
VuIImiinCc with him t"I the past few
Years la> afforded u> .In "pphtHmItN t"
Judge ot hi private life and character
which many others have not cuioN ed.
aud i"r this reason We do NOT wish tn
ccn>uIr ct east amy I,firctiunS upon
tlr">, u 10" may ton Tho present ditf.i
nom H. IN opinion i'll rcgaId /" the
yIcat preachers u"uhit->. 1t has hccu
"ul lot ;,n'! pii>rIr=r /" havr-him with
fhci ii III f' 'i!iiii" Hi i"I % >nnI ti H"d H"1dh'&S % HE
annual mLiady the hay fever. and We
can only >ll that "ur intercourse with
hrm ha~ prepared IL l." look upon hi
puIr aud noble LIE. IL Il sufficient Nludi-
cation "f that gIcLr. good and ptr>tcut
al man.
W. Iic happy I" stale that his noun
tain parish has Stood the same - hi>
pl\mouth Chucl. .lud i; i waiting in
patiently I" receive hIm with up,.u
ann. t" listen gratefully and rr>"rrut
II /" hi sublime teachings. To give him
rest n"n has lah"I>. AID tn return him
T." hi~ pall>h IA the tall. hale and
h,;uN. Dld "" speak at crowds meet
F anal Inn, If 4 Il ~
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-08-20

WAS buried in st. Paur$ churchNard
beng then u. Six months attcrwaId
Burr killed the senior Hamilton. What
Is peculiar about thc dIcl> is that ncith-
rr of the llamillon> had any murlerorIS
dcSilc. One oi them WAS the challenger
and the "thrl MAS the challenged party.
hut both fell. That no stone commcm-
crates the II. me of Philip Hamilton
may hc explained 10y the fact that his
Lat hcl : monument covers both graves.
The Alexander Hamilton whn>s. death
II lu>t noticed. MAS next To Phllip. and
Was nearly "i the same age with Wash
in%tom living. He waS one of the
%loup ot ~iN children who accompanied
the widowed mother AT the funeral of
the great statesman. This took place
july | !. i-Ol. and Governor Morris de
hNrIcd the culogN. II seems IL coinci-
dtncc that the death of the second Al
cN:Indcr Hamilton amd that OF john l..
Church should he only Il week separate.
The latter WAS grandson of Capt. John
Il. Church. from whose house the tun,I-
al "i the senior Hamilton took place.
The llamiltnli> then lived ont of town
aud the Church family wa> close kin
drcd. .Ncr York Letter.
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placed in boxes. each of which contains
100 of the best Newton pippina. and ;re
at once shipped Ia Liverpool. Mr.. Pcll :
fruit il as well known there :IS ii iS here
and he has adopted the custom which
prevails III the nr:rn"" and lemon trade
in his city. viz. of selling it at auction.
The sales aIc largely attended aud
the pippin> from the Pelham farm ac
sold all over Europe. They Sometimes
bring fourteen cents apiece 10y the bon.
such i the >.i," "! - rcputatiun. amd
III this point the Pelham, fruit has Ion
initN yrIlS been umIi>alc.I.
Mr.. pcll has eighty acIr> devoted to
grapes. which are III great demand in
This city. He has Il peculiar WAY of
placing the h,.>l (i thcI,. hr ANY differ
cucr) at the bottom of the basket and
hcucc his brand needs no IccnnImcuda-
ilnn. He has 500 acres under wemrIal
cultivation. and with the assistance oi
improved machinery the work is done
10y nine regular hands. with an extra
force dulm" fruit picking. Ills HAY i
got IN tine same day ii is cut. and hence.
d".> not often get injured hN Il shower.
His cider l. aS .popular ;i> his apples.
and h" has S"mctimc> ground and press
ed :'10, ,0OO bushels. His walks aroin"
his m:rn>i"m III" nine miles in extent and
~" kept III perfect ncatnc>S.
Nh Pcll'> com i :S "lc:It Il curiosity
a> his orchard. 1t has measured l. feet
high and has Yielded I.lO bushels >hcllcd
com l." the acre. while other flannel
were complaining of the liglIlnr>> uf
thcil crops. Mr. Pcll explains his vcIl
phli"~"phicalll. He tells me that the
leaves com. being NtiN broad. az,
meant t" inhalc the gases floating in
th" atmosphere. Hence. this plant
should hc driven forward a> rapidly IL
p">>lhir. il! order /" get HIS "a>cnu>
foot at an early pant of the season. To
accomplish his end. the Iaud must hc
maunicd III Il lavish nanmrr.
W hen com l. planted on poor land.
Icc"lilu% /" th:> theory. it has 10 send
iI> roots tar and near in Order to find
food; aud. hence. liz Development i
checked. Nr. pcll'> com hl> small
roots. relatively speaking. aud the cN-
pause ri tops cmahlr> him lo make il a
Pr"iiiailr crop when Iaml j. worth >:Ha
per aclr. cIhal'~ if some of his Niru :
we've more "rucr:tllN adopted - better
style OF l.iImir. would prevail"
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VOLUME 39--NUMBER 1886.

surge on the old rusty SAW. got ont at
that tree AT one jump. and his anxious
mother caught one glimpse OF him ;I> he
flew around the cuInr, of the barn
twenty rods AWAY.
But poor old Sila>, ! ur bees came
down, and hr thought tln bunch Was
rs Ing rs Il hay stack ne. They did
not 90 into the hive, iut they Went
through his o\crcoIt dnd bed quilt a>
if these had been only mnSquito-h haI~.
and the, climbed up the inside of his
pants leg. and lh, old gent danced ;I>
he never daucc,i before: and he slapped
his lc"S. ;iS he never allowed ANY one
else to slap them. and his voice lowered
high above the ciattcr uf the lin pans
and the sIrickS of the little SIl.ls us hr
yelled:
"IhroN water on me- throw water
on me soak me, Wet me down
lie rolled three ur four times over in
the grass. and >prsImG up. shouting.
"Slap me slap me, Can't you slap
me in the midst of which little Silas
crclt up hrhind his iiuIIatrd pa and
dealt him Il lively one with i ~him"lc {:
hut poor little Siia> landed the next IN
slant against the milk -h"u>c. fni his pa
took him and his >hin"lr tol Il Thousand
bees and gently brushed them oil.
.. the agony of that three minutes
ii% lie appealed Ia his wife.
"MatIIdl. for heavens sake. bring
me another pair "t hIcrchcs. wont
N"u -
But these things don't last always
any more than any other happiness.
and after = few minutes the old gent
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How French Boy Became a Savage.

Seventeen years ago. NaIci>Sr Pierre
fcIlrtler. the son of shoemaker in 4
small town in the department of La
Nthdre. went Ia sea. and after Il few
months. MAS wrecked with Il large car
go of Chinese coolies. BY miracle and
PI"nptliudr h,. survived the brutality
"I his own captain. the canmihal> who
al" up most of the Chinese. starvation.
ana more fatal thirst. Ia tail at the last
gasp INTO he hands of Il native Aus
tIallan tribe. In the settled portions
at that continent Il native is a< great Il
curiosity a> in this metropolis. but the
aboriginal races still have much Ia
themselves the parts ncaIcr the equator.
H. was about thirteen degrees south.
NOT far from Torres strait. New Guiuc;l.
and the lnui>iadc archiprlago. The
SaVaGcS we've NciV kind to the poor
diving lad. adopted him into their tliIe.
found him Il valuable member of society
and were proud of their p">>r>>i"u. He
acquired titles of honor. inscribed upon
his skin and carried in his most, and
ears. he learned To carve c.tnorS aud
obtained an ackuoW lcd~cd plccmiucmcc
IN strength. skill. and counsel. The.
tiIhc l. Il republic in the >tIictc~i sense
Ot IiIt word. IckmoW Lodging no >IIp,-
rinIty and fortunately altering small
licio tor the ambition which leads to
higher political Developments They
have no clothes. except Il fringe in the
c;~r Of Womcr; no houses except uim-
hIclla> cNtcmpnrilcd uIIt oi leaves when
il ltiu~ heavily : no tools. except hit
of loop ir"n found III NicckS: no at>
Ill