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$i.M une 81 CD.
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85e.
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$i.25, ST. so $i.75 H!un> $3.50.
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IS. 40 as nns 5Of.
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$i.75 pfr Siud pcn 10 garp. 49,
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spertb IS
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fpeftD 40.
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IN. diiass Hbsitt &sussnssua 5" 20 Qts,
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GtS.
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So.
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lebr ispri 'et gteiieu.
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Ludat,d lnher ucn $l.5u bis $50 p.s
. genp.
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gu ! tlten 3a iebr nier rigen prsilsn
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Zig.
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uub $l.5O.
q isarapb'ide 5d9er 3u 10 Gts, wertb Is.
SpiBen SGaple, Z ptBen Soeaues unt
Sbetlane Sbawls in gro er Muspabl.
Gin pcles Eager No. Sriuer. Wairen.
Matten in alsn areitsn unb Qualttaten.
Del nh, &uss, Mats unt @inppw Sbtbes.
y ltet, g.pencer Mnb s lnere- gHaG:r. uh
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9seBer Anemabl. J.
Wdbmuit n.Mapeln III 40 NIB 30 Cts, ps
yadet bon ie 10 Nacsln.
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Ul,he.
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pc Dusenb pper 6 Cts per StiG. b
Wabmaibinsn- Atta6emtnts ! ST. per 8rr.
G!ansa in agtn Auoutaser, weR, sc,r
tiau, arau. aarrirt %aelrrif, 9sesnff. lNas
TT uub Spsr.Jl anta. f
Cantor Jlanele In aisn Qi:litGtsn, pun 125
au 40 g.. ps.1s 't4F 500
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oer ale IL. a2
@eblsitis uue una.bisitie 2entittsr. 6fnesr
3 uae su isbr nieorlafn Yrstit.
2auttnte ron antersn @itcn, bic MIDI ,Gb i.
Dor hnc nnt reihf u stn nisprianr
.5a Yrstisn nut lr b psfanit tpsr
Ben.
Dir Auft aas urten rrr mt aneatflb,t.
3is'ne vattn ianen tu, d. eie 70 as1anet no F,
str. No 10 bsertnt mug cas- ppitasle en
asIanh, ,psresu. -3 g34' aif8
141i lN
Sew 8rsttrs.
atA 1917 unb 1919 Maim trade
, 1875-03-06
9teuer Speferei, OtwIra Wsin
unb yiqupr- 0asen.
pptt
6. Sossiabe
$50. 8 14te StruRe

Sd srlanbe mir rneinsn Treanben mnt Be.
%fannte. lswie .em Yubiifum i'm alaemsinen
ansua.iaen, eab I'D pom litsn San. b. 8. an,
cine @rrcsrie erStnet babe unb ne.en oeu se.
pSbal tsn amerifaniiGtn @roce les, ale beut
l9s Waasen, ale: 7 imburgsr. unp
9 wei3e-8dfe bsutlte Gruhte, Ios
wie y &tnen, 81 il { etc, etc
Fibre. 3usIeiG made i'd an; mein reitbsl.
ttsss Eager ron " bisfiss, Guanas,
teirneers au fbsn ealifsrnil6sn tar mecisiniids
3nsdt, welter 5 Sabrr III 1T, aufmrrfian.
Sne.m i'd rir Die 0ute Der asaarea unb
e,e biuisasa vrsiie saranttre b ttet aln sati.
gen 3ulpru@
y. 8sttiabetmer
Nr. 8 late Strs6e.
EN- Int
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Ser Gommiiiiondr Der innern Steuer
bat entlaieoen, bab Sabof uno Cigar
yea auf benz 2aser Der Ja6rifanten ,uel=
DE bis nm II ubr Na9ts am 3. Wedr5
9epadt uno seitempelt maren, MIR Die
alte Stener bon 20 Gents gu 5ablen boz
ben; aber mad Der 3eit Die neue Steuer
nDn "a Cts. be5abt weroen mug.
, 1875-03-06

$ lie S a 9 e, tuenn bas neue gi=
uilre6ts= @eleb in 2raft trete, lit mebr=
fa9 erboben moroen. Wir baben elm
fa9 81 bemerten, baB bus @eieb feinen
beitimmtcn Datum beltimmt, uno oes.
balb baIelbe BON N%usenblide ieiner
Mnnabms uno nnterseidnun9 burG ben
MISUNDERSTANDING, ben /. Mdr5 -
re9tsfrdftig lit.
, 1875-03-06

~ arttberiht pom q. 5ebr. 1900 5
Mass.
&inerieb, 1875 Stid, 0srfauf BON 4-6A
S,nttr.
Sbwvine 278. non 8A-104 Gts. Hsttp.
Sdaafe, gerfauf BON So Cts 8rutto'
8GIber, per 9tid Sc. 00-$lt 90.
Mil1fube per Stiid Don $25.OO-$45.0 90
, 1875-03-06

paT Ger refine bon mir ielblt impors
ti,ter ddt Qebertbrau. (Soo Qiuer Sil }
anerfannt oas bette. 8. Wa9ner,
Mpotb,fer.
, 1875-03-06
eputftipnen Don grieffoffen.

Won aalten on rem arai telpnbsren gp,oen.
melne 6as 8 trrnf I'm tskanuf int, 6.3O ume.
Has y. W. l. 3.15 mrs 81. ". Ssnm
tags .3O 9. M. ana Z %. 81.
ah Nttettaaen - $50 o. SP. uns.
Z y: 9'er alle aneerm anner rersrre
nte Sr'efe auf BEN N 'dipfs mr St. arr araeH
pfH' lsl.ga,. Sc 8om 0etn, % M>
, 1875-03-06

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einem 8ieriolon uno er5dbIt NIT sr0Bter
unperf rOrenbeit pnter oielen anoeren2ii.
gen, CT Iei BON Sambur9 mad New OOrf
, 1875-03-06
Sanferptt-O
Gn0f & 0~angbton, Mu tiosGre.
Das Eager etnss
Seem Dorfer Wboleiale 5auies
gum pTintitte, Auftions Werfalfe.

gBi Dig fir re 81 ihaftstpslt pie fur bas
~ litu II i'm lJemeiaen.
Webr pis > %, 90 wsllb imp IT ter unb
belisst / ~ Wcabs gum DHenti9s1
Wuttio 8 %tlfauf.
, 1875-03-06

s@- &ereiene Ssl beinl 6uB, iolpie
audi anoers Scle. Wlas. feffer. Sooa
II {. ~, i'm @roBen uno Sic. Ell 3u Der
uno fret ins 9uus aelie ert
8. Us u9ner, Droauiit.
, 1875-03-06

Sr Triiter @arten g aar,en, gu flu
Den bel 6 Wa9ner, Npotbefer.
Gfe Der 6ten uno 0ropo Sti.
, 1875-03-06

sbwinefuAt ip,rs 9 BELT.
an rem &staesur Der .Wnainia gtaa,s
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IL r'bt Nssun.: 3 N
Wratn Cir asta0ia SIREN Qtlrn bsna,.-
T'Gtiasn. b D it bie ta
GAWissDincbt
Ito bti'en fam. irmie ate 3sblnr tu aehtf
ufe tnrat I'm RAP I'D ndbrsnp msiner ytarif
uter bnnesrt ,tGtls ashsiIt babf uns ,l
81 900 90
fur fstsn Ndu tftt, ttt emrh u1stne Mtrs,ir
mot .sbsGtu nib. in Ter Ipat mtinr llt.
.rsrseuauns ~ f,,f COP i'd iessn 2eit sNts
I'm Yrott umonh 'snbsm Bnpf.
rsnn CT 10 an mid mtnesta IF
3s,een sie asfaai 4 rt,fe 3 iler 5eesm no
BEN Gle Gtisr. to6 " ltien. 81 setbIstts
Mt NGtuna srattenR 3
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Nc. SO y ia'ams Su., Msw yor,.
26 II mt
, 1875-03-06

Gin arpbes 0aeer pvn importitttn unb In
lanb ihen Cry 0ppcs aua Vafaut bette
beno in
Iuten au.r 0u llit1t,n unb Jart en- pc.s.
enel + er, fran5 liber IN. beatI tee 5absifen;
fran 3pIlte, eGelilhe nnb it ptlite 0ancn
Aweess ano ealimeres; Jarbad, Nipscrw
unp Gsauinaur Beape 8; &bln1iaas, Be
filings, @loafnss &c. Sc ne 1to .iIts fran;S
ilte nnp teutiHe VaislsY, Galbmere,Q ueens
lamb, Sttoaan, V.w unp anpeye n,pcerne
Gbawls.
Dtsb Gup s ip srcb.r Ausp 81, ME farti-
90 un- lbwA &c bmete %StibenfoTe, Satir1,
S.,Ib unb eyOns poplins, aaas wolsne t.
rtnps, . laiuf, Set.ea GlctbS. Straes, ee
eaHte tmpor1irte YIOibs, v paeas, Gmyrsb
Glptbs ,e.
G'ne +. Idle nnb leltsne \ usspabl Qp,ner
@sipenirfe. 8s vets, Delpstesns unp pl. ID
Su'ttrgs, Sat uue, ae lie bte Mce ungsblelh
te @ottets bon eher bis pre, garts S'ette.
YIN srrBfs Eager ensiil.per NIB anne ifsni
l6sr 81 fers, 6laulsls; 5OIery !ir Damvu,
y rrei unt ri %; 5anrl ubi &c, merit e,s
nfm rtfen fpbn A6ortir II 9,se. IL vets,
grulsls. Wrminte, : ltrp unb ST. rain
@a- pttlnge. Hu 8, &c. Yam .ef UNI Nptuu,=
Dam yacs GIrIa us. Sid VI V,nnsn ieser
Ut, Ssrsi item, lm'frY &sp &c. giaisa ,s su
zen feulten impor itten Mar d. uab turt,,
lhen Quits uno eins srcBr Mus sabl dnce,sr
Mrt til u abirei6 blfr an ufibren.
Dc AIttIoe mirr pOa gag gu 1al fort e
leBt BIS Der gdnse Gpsr t, pett uit #, nno
Il o't Ger Vertouf pbus Ndtbalt u b III -
titn ifatt, uts bic 8ailer ssser art sleS
winf9eu.
e erf,uf besinnt ia LID nm % libt
Sormthass, Z ubl N49mit,as aaplm Z
II ! Nbenps. l72
, 1875-03-06

@rrber 8arfe, OFT QSert III pom Dry G,ppts
jeber @st tn Ger ltDnm Eertaufs.baut
1909 Wain Strabe, Der VnF 5 Office
Beniibsr,
Der an Wittwca %, ben i7ten Sch uar
1875 leine, AnfanJ nimmt.
, 1875-03-06
y 6man fsafr Alar Gtlfarapb.
u m = 6 a a n.
o E.Rn uf:..

d. fN.4F, Frt""fTH
70. 2 G,ie gpIissi Citation. $50
no. 3 !3mste YoIiaei snttcn.
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N0' 5 sprissnbaus. Bite Strase. nats
8rcab. 3'' 'H
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straBe, ap:i6n Der 9ten utt Totem.
Nf, y gwiBssbaas, 1sssp @tf. nab
J~anflin. IN, 4'
Nr. 10 Rodsts.
Ne. t-3 Gde ssr 12t n urb Ctr.
Nc. IA Ode rr t0tsr uns gyrs CTR.
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a Wea1-6 Gds Der yine unb Drain ctr.
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TU. 2-l Gds Ger 25iten anb gssoas 9 ira
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ctr. fs3ra Wv 7fH lt ''H'i
SO as Metropolitan Gil .n gsrf., IT.
Str. dbl Oh lid4 t4
30. 90 9ds Der 5isa uns Main Cir.
no. 81 @ds tsrl t4tsn unb Drain CTR.
Ws SO 9de rer 2?tsu ape Maiu ctr.
Wo. 3-4 Sde ter 13tsn unh ga1s Ctr.
Wo. IS StdSsiidss armenhaus.
no. 3-6 Irertsar Gien.Wrrfe.
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Garp.
M0. AZ grOaS gtrabs, de Sail @ay.
Ns, 4-3 Gds Q ring unb gine Ctr.
Wo. As @ds Ct 5 mss unb Dusnl ctr,
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Bert t

iber ben j2uitano Der Item Naticnal
8anf bon Nibmouo, So, III Hid).
monb i'm Staate Uirsiuien, beim s.
Ihaitslhluiic ON litcn Gag in WarS
1875:
SItfSmitteI.
, 1875-03-06
u 1rtmntiuSs.
Sebrneaer gerg's
es
LADEN.
1917 uud 1919 Nam Strasst.
OIL
Gle Der 1lten.
Gle Der 1ltcn.

nag Drs WoOts miiFen biQia striauf.
wsresn UNI sinen sruben Mt1aB au bnwsdsn.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-06-25
The Effect of Presence of Mind,

The Brooklyn Eagle says: What cool
ness may do in such cases was once well
illustrated by the great German actor,
Emile Devrient. The Grand Theater at
Vienna was crowded. The Emperor
Francis, with several members of his
family, was in the Imperial box. The
play, Schiller's Robbers" had reached
its third act, when cry arose that the
stage was on fire. Devrient signed at
once to the prompter, who lowered the
curtain, the actor stepping out in front
of it ere it wholly fell. In his clear,
clarion voice he said "There is no fire.
The Emperor has been despoiled of an
aigrette of diamonds ,on entering the
theater No honest man will object to
being searched. You will pass out one
by one at each several entrance and be
searched by the police stationed at the
several doors. Any man attempting to
go out of order will be arrested" The
crowd, deceived by the coolness and the
charge, poured out. As each reached the
door he was simply told to hurry out;
and Just as the last rows of the upper
gallery were filing out the flames burst
through the curtain, enyeloped the au-
ditorium, but not life was lost, though
in less than half an hour after the great
building was in ruins.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-06-25
A Calamity In Iceland,

London June l2.-About six weeks
ago there was a heavy rain of ashes and
oinders along the northen coast of Nor
way, covering the ground several inches
deep, Investigation revealed the fact
that those strange materials, coming from
a northwesterly direction like immense
| clouds through the air, were of volcanic
origin. 1t was at once thought that
there must have been an eruption of
Mount Hecla in Iceland. A steamer
was at once dispatched from Copenhagen
and that vessel has retuned from Reiki-
avik, with news Of an unparalleled dis
aster 1t seems that theoutbreak began
on Christmas, and has continued ever
since with scarce any interruption. For
seven weeks before Christmas, the in
habitants were terrified by subterranean
noises like thunder, which extended
through nearly two thirds of the island.
Early in January followed earthquakes
III 'ii uiSS1iohS, anu ut last All OIu SA-
tinct volcano near Vartyskud, opened and
for four weeks continued to eject inn
mense quantities of liquid fire, lava,
ashes, muddy fluid mass at boiling
heat The village and some smaller
hamlets and farms within a radius of
twenty miles were destroyed and over
thousand people had to flee for their
lives.
After four weeks this volcano ceased
but at that moment an other extinct vol
cano nearly hundred miles away near
Myvatu, sent its burning mass upon the
peaceful habitations around. This erup-
tion lasted for several weeks, the village
of Mytavu became prey to the fiery ele-
ments, and the whole country for more
than fifty miles around was devastated. -
More than eight hundred people are re-
ported homeless Early in March there
seemed to be general upheaval of the
earth the whole central portion of the
island new mounds as it were, rose to
the surface, some to the height of several
hundred feet and over thousand feet
in diameter at the base, amid tremendous
shocks of laundering beneath. They split
open at the top and vomited forth their
burning contents upon the surface around
them, covering distance of 200 miles.
Ten thousand people are said to have
nearly all their possessions, and the re-
mainder who live nearer to and along
the coast, some 10000 in number are
themselves too poor to support such
vast number of needy people. Several
hundred persons are reported to have
perished. The world renowned Geysers
have dried up since the terrible eruption
began, and instead of water, these mys-
terious tunnels emit immense quantities
of hot smoke and ashes, which during
the night, rising several thousand feet
in the air appear like gigantic columns
of fiameless fire visable for hundreds
of miles. 1t is said that no historic rec
ord of any volcanic eruption anywhere
in the world compares with this, either
in territory over which it extends, the
number Of newly opened craters or the
time Of its duration. The Copenhagen
Government has issued an appeal for aid
to the sufferers.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-06-25
A Freak of the Telegraph.

OF all the freaks of the telegraph,
the following is the most laughable
which has come under our personal
knowledge. Not long since a graduate
from one of our Eastern theological
schools was called to the PASTORAL charge
of church in the extreme Southwest.
When about 10 start for his new parish
he was unexpectedly detained by the
incapability of his presbytery to ordain
him. In order to explain his non-arri-
val at the appointed time. he sent a tel
egram, Of which the following is copy,
to the deacons Of the church " Presby-
terry lacked quorum to ordain." In the
course of its journey the message got
strangely metamorphosed, and reached
the astonished deacons in this shape
" Presbytery tackled a worm to Adam !"
The sober church officers were greatly
discomposed and mystiied. but after
grave consultation concluded it was the
minister's facetious way of announcing
that he had got married, and according
ly proceeded to provide lodging for two
instead of one.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-06-25

In putting down carpets aim your
hammer at the iron tack, and not at
your finger nail.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-06-25

Well, the lady lived many years af
terward, still staying at the same place,
AT last she found that her health was
giving way that the hardships she had
to undergo, living in so wild and rude a
a condition, necessitated her making a
confidant of somebody so as to obtain
help. She called in the assistance of an
honest, quiet colored woman, Aunt Pol
ly Fudge who was to her some comfort
and did chores for her. At last she be-
came sick and confined to her bed. Pol
ly faithfully nursed her, and at length
the lady died.
She told Polly her history suppress
ing her real name, and said to bury her
in the grave beside her darling boy, un.
der the oak tree that she had planted
near the cave, and that she was to be
buried in her dress beautiful white
satin one-and on her head the wreath
she wore on her head on the occasion Of
her marriage. Faithful Polly attended
to matters as she was told, and Mrs
Melville, for that was the name the lady
called herself, gave to Polly all her
money, which was 1000, and also her
old clothes.
So rests within mile or two of Ocala
in one of the hummocks, the last NOR
tai remains of the poor, broken-hearted
widow. The relatives and friends will
never know her end or her burial place.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-06-25
Rules for Spelling.

just now the following Rules for
Spelling" published by the Journal of
Education, viii interest many readers.
Rule I.-All monosyllables ending in
|, with a single vowel before it, have
double at the close mill, sell.
Rule II.--All monosyllables ending
in |, with a double vowel before it, have
one at the close; wall, sail
Rule III. -Monosyllables ending in !,
when compounded retain but one | each
as fulfil, skilful.
Rule IV.-All words of more than
one syllable, ending in |, have only one
at the close, as faithful, delightful
except recall, befall, unwell, etc.
Rule V.--All derivations from words
ending in have one | only; as equal
ity, from equal /; fulness, from full,
except they end in er, or Il, as mill,
miller; full, fuller.
Rule VI.-All participles ending in
ing, from verbs ending in e, lose the
final; as have, having amuse, amusing
except they come from verbs ending in
double e, and then they retain both, as
see, seeing agree, agreeing.
Rule VII.-All verbs in ly, and nouns
in ment, retain the final of their primi-
tive as brave. bravely refinement;
except Judgement, acknowledgement.
Rule VIII.-All derivations from
words ending in er retain the before
the r; as refer, reference; except him
drance from hinder remembrance from
remember; disastrous, from disaster
monstrous, from monster wondrous,
from wonder cumbrous, from cumber;
etc.
Rule IX.-All compound words, if
both end not in |, retain their primitive
parts entire; as milestone, changeable,
graceless; except always, also, deplora-
BILE, although, almost, admirable, etc.
Rule X.-All monosyllables ending
in consonant, with single vowel be-
fore it, double that consonant in deriv-
atives; as sin, sinner ship, shipping
glad, gladder big, bigger.
Rule -Monosyllables ending in
consonant, with double vowel before it,
do not double the consonant in deriva-
tives as sleep, sleeping; troop, trooper.
Rule XII.-All words of more than
one syllable, ending in a single conso-
nant, preceded by single vowel, and
accented on the last syllable, double
that consonant in derivatives. as commit,
committee ; compel, compelled; appal,
appalling distil, distillery.
Rule XIII.-Nouns of one syllable,
ending in y, change into les in the
plural; and verbs ending in y preced-
ed by eonsonant change y in les in
the third person singular of the pres
ent tense, and les in the past tense and
past participle, as fly, flies | apply, he
applies | reply, or have replied, or he
replied. If the y be preceded by a
vowel this rule is not applicable as
key, keys; | play, he plays; we have
enjoyed ourselves.
Rule XIV.-Compound words whose
primitives end in y, change y into as
beauty, beautiful, lovely, loveliness.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-06-25
A Queer Case.

w. j. Husk writes to the editor of
the Evansville Herald from Falsomville,
Warwick county, Indiana One of the
strangest cases that have seen record
ed, exists in this community. The the
ory that people possessing control of
their mental faculties must eat in order
that they may live, seems to be utterly
annihilated.
Fletcher Brown is a we'll known citi-
zen living near this place, and a man
universally respected for honesty and
truthfulness. His daughter, aged four
teen or fifteen years, has been confined
to her bed for sickness for two years, and
during the past thirty days she has not
tasted food, and only three or four times
drank water. She is entirely conscious,
apparently possessing full control of her
mental faculties and recognizing all her
acquaintance. Moreover, she still pos
sesses sufficient strength to turn herself
over in bed The mere suggestion of
food causes her to become sick and vomit,
and no effort can induce her to eat. Her
sickness resulted from jumping rope at
school, over two years ago, and it should
serve as warning to all thoughtless
school girls, as this is only one of the
many cases of serious injury that have
been the result Of such pastimes.
WHEN TO Do THE MENDING.- Some
years ago | heard the head of family
say she never did her mending until she
needed the garment. Indeed, / have
often seen children fretted because a
button was wanted or string missing
about their clothing, which had been
hastily put away without examination
| urge that all other work should be laid
aside when the laundry basket arrives,
that the housewife may see for herslf
that each piece is in order as it is sort
ed and if not, it should be repaired on
the spot, not laid away in the drawer till
to- morrow for nine chances out of ten it
viii lie there until needed. This system
takes seldom more than one hour a week
even for a large family and it isaltogeth-
er the most convenient way.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-06-25
Poetry.
For the Bellows Falls Times.
Intemperance.


There is a stream whose surging tide,
With turbid waters dark and wide.
Ger all the land is sweeping.
It's cruel waves with ceaseless flow.
Still swell the tide of human woe.
And gil our homes with weeping.
On every side we hear the roar
OF this broad stream. along the shore
We see its victims lying,
In wretehedness and want and woe,
AS down the dark abyss they go.
In hopeless sorrow dying.
Upon its brink there stands to day.
A multitude, the young. the gay,
Nor thoughts of danger cherish.
Yet one by one those fiery waves,
Win launch them in untimely graves.
And leave their names to perish.
Oh youth beware! this stream SO wide.
Will bear you on its treacherous tide.
Beyond Hopes shinig portal
Will bar the door to love and fame.
Win rob you Of an honored name.
And cheat the soul immortal.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-08
ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK, NAY I, 1875.



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