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The Mountain Meadow massacre,
From the Chicago Times.

Doubtless many of the readers of the
Times will make their first acquaintance
with the circumstances of the Mountain
Meadow massacre through the horrible re-
cital of Klingen Smith, which was tele-
graphed on Saturday morning from the
trial Of John ID. Lee at Beaver, Utah; and
such readers will find it hard to believe
that white men, men who were born and
reared in Christian communities, could do
such savage work. The whole story of the
outrage, however, contains many facts
which were not told in this witnesses &C
count of the slaughter.
In 1916, the Latter Day Saints, under Jo-
seph Smith, were driven out Of Ohio by
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-28
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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-09-08
Written kor the Spirit of the Age.
For the dhi!iYen.

4 was traitor found hung by the hair
2 Sam. IS: 9.
B was a folly built high in the air.-Gen.
II: 4.
c was Il mountain oerloolling the sea-
Gen. II: t., 8. Josh. 10: 26,
ID was a nurse, buried under q tree.-Gen.
So: 8.
Z was first-bom, bad from his youth. -
Heb. 70: 16.
+ was ruler who trembled at truth
Acts. 24 20.
G was Il messenger, sent with good word
Dan. s: 1G.
II was q mother who loaned to the Lord, -
Som 1: %, 27, 2S.
I was name received at the ford. Gen.
32: 90, rs.
J was a shepherd in Arabian land,-E'T
X was a place near the desert Of sand
DeUt. 1: 10.
IL was pauper, begging MS oretu'-I""e
16: 20, 81.
y was an idol, an object of dread.-Lee
20: %.
n was an architect, ages ago. Gen. 6
13, %.
o was rampant to keep out the foe;
ChrOn. 27 3.
p was an isle whence saint looked above
Reu. / Q.
@ was a Christian saluted in lOve.-R0m
16: 90.
r was obscure, yet mother of kings
Matt. 1 5.
5 was DANTE who did wondrous things
Judges a. 5, 6, dc.
T was city that had a stronghold.
Sam. "a: 7.
U was country productive of gold.-JeT
V was queen whom king set aside
Esther 1: 10, 90.
z was place where a man wished to hide
Gen. 10 20.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-09-08

WISH | HAD DAT MONEY Now. -
A very intelligent old darkey was met
bv an ante-bellum friend, the other
day, for the first time since the war,
and the old mans delight at seeing
one of massas ticker friends in old
times was unbounded. After n hearty
handshaking and protracted laugh
peculiar to the southern darkey, the
gentleman said; swell, Uncle Joe,
how fare you getting along in the
world 2" .sSorler slow, Marse Wilson.
Been had rheumatic right smart late
ly, and things amt gone zactly right
no how" replied the darkey. "A
great many changes have taken place
since | last saw you Uncle Joe. Death
has taken your old master away, the
family are scattered about the four
quarters of the globe, the farm is Ci-
vided up, and strangers occupy the
old house. 1t mikes one feel right
sad, Uncle Joe, to think of the many
changes that have been wrought by
old Father Time" "Yaas," replied
Uncle Joe. "You member when |
was slave | worked hard at odd
times, and made money 'nutf to buy
myself I paid old massa $1,000 for
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-09-08

"A sadder tragedy than that which
occurred in Reading, Pennsylvania,
last week, is happily OF a very rare oc-
currrnce, even in these days OF wick
edness. On Tuesday evening MIS-.
Philip Bessingtr was observed ont
walking, accompanied by her three
children. two OF them girls, aged nine
and six years, and Il boy OF three
/ The children skipped along merrily,
delighted with their rambIe, whilst the
mother walked moodily with them.
1t a point about two and half miles
/ from the city Of Reading she was seen
to stop and fill Il large basket she had
with her with stones. This done she
strapped it tightly to her waist, and
picking up the little boy, she threw
on her breast, aud then taking one OF
the girls under each of her arms, de,
liburately threw herself into the canal
nea. by. There was but moment OF
struggling and battling with the wat
ers, and then the woman borne down by
the weight of the basket of stones ana
the children sank to the bottom. a
rescuirg party began graphing Tor the
bodies, and in a short time they were
recovered The motive ofthe strange
tragedy was mystery at first, but
subsequent developments show that
Mrs. Bessineer has been cruelty treat
ed by her husband, and that the pros
pect offs separation from her children
added to the previous unhappiness oi
her position, impelled her to the com
nilsson OF the deed The Indignation
of the people in the vicinity knew no
bounds, and at the funeral of the VIC
tins of the womans despair, on FIJI
day, several attempts were made TO
shoot the husband. When the bodies
had been lowered into the graves the
crowd hooted at Bes,inger and one
shot was fired at him without effect.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-09-08

vice as Chaplin at the States Prison.
... AT last accounts DR.. j. Stiles was
but just alive and not expected to re-
cover from a long aod distressing i'll
ness. .. Extensive repairs are going
on in the West Wing of the Min
States Prison building. E. The next
Annual Fair of the Connecticut Ricer
Valley Agricultural Assocjatioa, will
be held at CIaremont, N. H., on Tues
day, Wednesday and Thuradqy, Sept.
18th, 18th and 10Th. 1t promises to
be as heretofore, an attractive, inter
esting and successful exhibition. II.
WEST RANDOLPH Mrs. j. q. c.
Bass and daughter were thrown from
a wagon Tuesday, August, 3lst.
Mrs. B., was quite severely injured,
but Miss Nettie was unhurt. Sub.
scribe for the ORANGE COUNTY Dem
oCRAT. Last Friday Chas. Hay,
ward, a workman in Abbotts Steam
Mil, had the fore-tinger and thumb Of
his right hand taken off by Il Machine
upon which he was working. These
accidents have become remarkably
frequent here of late. =. The Woods,
bdllderS, are erecting Il work shop,
next lot to Sopers Marble Shop. 1t is
to be 40X30. and three stories high.
....F. S, Rolfe contemplates buildin9
a new carriage shop, much more ex-
tensiye than hl, present one. The
West Randolph acqueduct, now, in
the excessive dry time supplies IN
abundance OF water to forty o. more
outlets. This is private enterprise,
and Geo. Bradford has its sole respon.
sibllity, anddaiIy receives the con-
gratulations Of the people on it, per
feet success, but Geo says no other earth
ly honor could give him half the pride
that he felt last Monlay morning,
when the nurse toll him it was girl.
Typhoid fever is ngng, blt in q
mild way....A young man from
Braintree by the name Of Nichols
was interviewed Il f1w days since, hy
our town grand juror and 4 deputy
sheriff from this place, upon the sub,
ice. - '"ronfGsslL. hnu -. .ls.4rrir;r,o,
with the subject, restored a valuable
coat he hal stolen, also costly instru-
ment he had broken into the Band
H all and stolen, and further disclosed
the hiding place where might be
found numerous other ot his pecula-
tons. His father being ''trooly loil
and withal an Hon. Judge Of Probate,
no arrest was made. but on the contra
ry the young man allowed, with a
"Gcd speed TO seek other fields III
which to pursue his avocation. :.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-09-08
WOODSTOCK w. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1875.

my freedom" "Yes," said Mr.. Viii
son, 81 remember it. "Wish | had
dat money now," mused the old dark
ey. "Well, yes, replied Mr. Wilson,
''it would be quite a fortune for you" D."
"Lots o fortune, sar," said the old
man mournfally, "And every time |
think about it kinder rue de bargain.
Niger was wuff a thousand dollars
then, but now he ain't wuff a dam.
Mighty changes in dis world, Massa -
- VichsbWg (Miss.) Herald ~
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-09-08
Written for the Spirit of the Age.
.WHNOOSMI" COMING.

llark q! How my voice is ringing
Along the Quechee wales,
Wealth's substance to you bringing,
With strength that seldom fails.
| speak unto the mountains,
The pillows and the waves,
The life sustaining fountains,
To heroes and their graves.
| tell you OF their glory,
And of the lives they led
The names that live in story,
Are WOodstock's noble dead.
The power Of speed possessing,
Where | am bid to 60,
carry every blessing
That nature need bestow.
The lesson | am teaching,
As progress onward flies,
| would it be the reaching
Of an earthly paradise.
Larth's people are improving,
Else | would not be here;
Past errors are removing,
With every coming year.
Times . Have they not meaning,
In bringing to our view,
From little parcels cleaning,
All that is good and true
Now Of the future speaking,
May genius lead you where
The gems that you are seeking,
lie in profusion there,
l.. II. FIELD
'Iood@toch, Sept. !, 1919.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-09-08

A young man in Lancaster sent
dollar to firm in New York who
advertised recipe to prevent bad
dreams. He received a small slip OF
paper on which was printed, Don't go
to sleep.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-09-08

A Jersey farmer sits among his po-
tato vines and weeps, like Jeremiah
in the vineyard, all because he has a
visitor from the West-whose initials
,re &c. B" and whose whole name is
Colorado Beetle.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-09-08

Mrs. Pa,tington says that if the
English Constables have any humani-
ty they will keep the rihemen from
hitting the bulls eye so often in mere
wantOn sport.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-09-08

WNDsoR--Extremely ho. weather
here now, Dog days end next Sun
day. Glad Of it. Last week a
great many Windsor people attended
the Union Camp Meeting at Clare
mont, n. H.,-which closed on Tues
day of the present week. Ten thous-
and or more people were said to be
present on the Camp Grounds at that
place last Sunday. In consequence OF
these meetings no services were held
at the Methodist place of worship in
this village last Sunday. ...Our vii
lage schools will commence on Thurs
day of the present week with the old
board of efficient teachers. Rev. T..
J. Taylor OF st. Pauls Church, COM
mences next Sunday bis time Of SER
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-09-08
WHOLE NO. l72G
An Awful Girl.

An Awful Girl.
The Saratoga corr pondent Of the
New York CONNIE 'ial Advertiser
writes They were two Madison
avenue girs--reaI beauties. They
were talking beneath the trees of
Clarendon Park. and we were sitting
in dishabie at our window overhead
caves dropping. ''Eav eS,dropping 2
Yes, gentle reader, for that is the
privilege Of knights Of the quill
They are not as other men. The
sanctity OF quite tete e,tetes Is not
sacred to them. They are bound by
the oaths OF their profession to tell all
they can frd out Of everybody's busi.
ness, and the more unscrupulous they
are III getting hold Of something to tell
the more worthy they are to enter the
Scriblers' heaven One Of the young
ladies aforesaid was blonde, the 9th.
er sort Of half and half. That is to
say, she had light hair, but not too light,
complexion ditto. but eyes as black as
charcoal. She was the gavest little
maiden | ever saw. 1t seems as if
she could hardly contain herself. She
BEGAN TO speak rs follows "NeIl."
said she, I'm Going home to nor
row." "Going home to morrow -
What for pray ?" because can't
behave myself" "Well. out with it
Jennie. VIVA, have been doing -
Lots of things" "Wel, give Us the
first" You know Frank Kennedy,
Nell :" "rhe soft, simpcring fellow
that always tells you how 'chawming
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-09-08
Correspondence.

The following communications
were received too late tor last week.
publication
Sorru WooDsrocK.-The Fal
Term OF the G. NJ. p. Academy open
ed Thursday, with largely increased
patronage. With this Prof. AIdricl
enters upon his third year more popu
lar than ever. His ripe scholarship
and eminent success during the past
year give him place among our best
educators. He has associated with
him his former accomplished assis
tants. Mr.. Sanderson and Misses Ea
ton and Amslen. This school grad
uated at the close of the last school
year two ladies IN the Scientific De
paltment and two gentlemen in the
Classical Course. OF the latter Mr..
c. S. Ralph has been admitted to the
Freshman Glass ofTuffts College and
goes to join his class next week.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-09-08

EAST BARNARD.--The East Barnard
boys met Saturday the 2lst, and or
canized Base Ball club, with w. A.
Davis for Captain. 8. There has been
some thieving gong on in this place.
About O'CLOCK Friday morning, MIR.
c. p. Wilson, a man to work for OH
yer Goff, heard an uncommon noise,
and on getting up saw man coming
ont of the c-rn barn with bag OF
corn. NJ. W., went out and caught
the thief, it being a Frenchman to
work for Mr.. Heath. Nothing has
been done about it yet. We thl TX
they are hard on Mr.. Golf, he having
lost box of honey few weeks ago.
:. E. ]. Allen, is putting up a corn
barn, with Eli Dyke as boss work
man Eli is y good hand. &c. d.
Allen, is sick with the typhoid fever.
ID.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-09-08

READING The school at this place
opened Monday under the instruction
of Miss Julia S. Clark, Il graduate Of
tie Scientific Department Of the G..
NJ. p. Academy. She comes very
highly recommended.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-09-08

CAvESDlsu. The two rowdies that
were taken to Woodstock for being
drunk a few weeks since. were bailed
out by their friends, and it is hoped
that they will 90 to work, and let the
rot qM alone, so that we can have
peaceful times, as we hld while they
were away. We have some Others in
town that need looking after, and they
will be.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-09-08

WEST WINDSOR. The photographs
on one Of the windows at the house
of Mr.. Wilman Allard has excited
considerable interest. Macy attribute
them to the agency Of spirits. But an
artist who knows the tricks of his
trade has visited the place and declares
them to be discarded negatives from
AS far as possible erased and the glass
since sold for window glass. Your
correspondents impression from a
short visit would confirm this view,
even if this is not the case there Is
nothing about them that should admit
of our drawing too hasty conclusions.
And ali intelligent splrlt,aIlsts must
realize that nothing can maize their
system so odious as to make it respon-
sible for every little mysterious clrcnm'
stances that remains unexplained The
matter is yet open to investigation.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-09-08
IGHSS faDSEAAN'S PRAYER.

IIood&toch, Sept. !, 1919.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1875-06-08

President G rant 5 rodinou
naleza sc ted V letnfm sidle vlads
MIN Long Branch.
-Gev. Sherman tude traviti
lSto V Idaho Springs, Colo.
Znamenity znatel indians
skych jazykG literatury, ] Ham
mond Trnmbull z Hartford, zvo-
len "a pfedsedu dsjepisne spole>
tnosti Connecticut.
brigham Young, papez Nor
mona, opst postonava-
-Rochetort sc ozenil 50 81.
Lambert de 81. Croix Genesa.
-Revivelista Hammond sc ho-
nosi, &c obratil pies tucet fidi na
kfestanskou viru. ,,San Francisco
Hebrew Observer" uabfxi mu
81 Zoo IA kazdsho skutesne xida
obracen6ho MIN, pakli se MIN
proukaze. Hammond Sc ale jes-
ts nepfihlasii.
-Sultana &c Zanzibaru Sekajf
prave do Esondyna navstsvou.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1875-06-08
ltsna reslakce :

Ctsns redakces
nne - kv&sna
odIsolesine vxnikl oheh novsm
Bloeku posty. ri move vystavenS
story lkramyl ma dobro xnsseny
= stssrts vstsi sassi peskozen. -
sc pochybaje ze hade 4 opravs.
avsak - pfeee posiafilo ha~iSam
ohssh ten pfemoei.
Pozar vxnikl 20 Ire hoiins
odpoledne v horni tassi ssavcai :
neirval mic vice neI p<s miHas. a.
v rlameneeh salaiieieh - vseeh
oxen kolem novS possy ssr.sssxs
hrs,xii- Vslehnis lenx herni g.
sti pessy zaaiatx msss2 msli. po>
cali hrzku domaei nshysek sk.
ny hixet dola. By 60 moxnz rt~d
hrs,xfcin ohnsm saehrsnili Ns-
trsalo 10 med al styfsess ninas
cd vypaknutf ohns. = bylo slyseti
xdis hrnouei - doia ) n2rzmntm
srsmotem, kters xk~xily pfed<k
tSto krisnS v{stavnossi. ii5 prsvs
byli stxviselovt iests do<lslivais
Tiskirna aTimesr, jsx pied ~
- -.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1875-06-08

: vslakou rzzizssfs exmaun5esaa
so vsesa nassm xt&ss~n1xkssa rs-
aakAa ne5<a -. P.@l. nsA<z -
sSls Aazsxsee. ks<xSz F<~AeAaE
naD rfsvesila 10 skso s~sas saaAa~
shavisa - asizSsxs.na. p.sa nazsass
sarosl nAs apz. = szessv1fs sxsha-
~ . vyhlsslavaaG alzka sxsAo.
VaAsssnes EsAl1sse - pfes
strs na0ke 81 kra~aS sxanz s<ssks
nsxaposaiReJnae. ss b~saue l~sa So
aoxs. = vzsay hasEsas kssxls ssuas rs-
fonky pseS1k2 saasxh> kEess aa
ehrana vaa=xi i hvosy aSssesaz
Lxlasss zAas IA tkio paAis ssehe-l-
n@ do&aza sae. - i aay ssiem@ Y
dawhn narosznanz svorm<s~ss. hns1>
<iaiase -xese<ss = sokroka
Rslo II aksv~ oznzz.@~a4 zs
shor Sloxaasks LF& st~l . zA.es<-
vsti przper y y JazlfseAa Trsns-
walsiz PEasS. Rrsvar tsa . sel
mi dehr& atky : a4kAins przee
nyni pFssel . jass laro seaa pr
rada i aox&ma Esxoxa. zk nas
przpo< 4 o-lzvs vsz$vA- ea So
fSsn srxanf ~sSza SlovNn<ka Lin.
: rzGiastnxmi eiEss pks~<4pss~ "a
sxsesnf prsFor. sssho.
vssksr< sp-slks' xlass<nsekk u
S9Qisnyeh S<zze~a. sr1sneaa -
~x,.afkv xw xxzxn Nxsmmz.zx. -.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1875-06-08
Ze stareho sveta.

Anglie tusi nasnaze zavazns
V Indii provincii Burrnah, KITE
ri jest nejlidnatsjsi provincie an
gIicka tamto. Mluvf Sc =alee :
Burmah, ale nelson dosud znamy
obecnosti pfisiny nepokoja tech.
Francouzska banks vesla 5
vladou ve smlouru, ze bnde cd l..
ledna 1878 vyplaeeti tvrdou me-
noa vseeky papiry ssatni. upisy
bankovni json ted uz pfijimAny
pine Gene.
Car russky pred SWIM odje>
zdeLa do Berlina podepsal smlou-
vu Japonskem, die nfz Russko
obdrxi cely o-trov SachaIin We svs
drzeni. AZ dosud mslo jej ia
ponci na polovic. Nalezaji 20 na
ostrove tom veimi roxsahie uheI>
ne dolly, kamz vlada russka posle
trestanee ze Sihife ku dobyvanl
jeho-
Perskf sach mic nexmondFel
svymi cessami po Evrops. pravs
vdaval dceru, coz iej staIo 10000
liber sterl., phi tom SC vyp1sil
$4,000 l;ber ma opravu svsho vol
ska. Nedavno obdrzel V dar "a
600 lidskSch hlav Turkomannm
ufezanfch cd jeho vojska.
MaxmiiiaEova lena, bSvala
cisafovna Mexicka, zije doszd V
Belgii samots We SVEN zamku.
Zdravi tslesn6 il siouzf, ale daeh
jest dplns zmateny. Ami bratra
svdho krale Leopoida nexna- S
nikym nechce, hovotit, prochAxi
Sc, maluje, klesli . hraje na pia,
no, jest dosud velmi KrAsna.
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