Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-07-28
A NEW KIND OF CAT.-The Lyndon

A NEW KIND OF CAr.-The Lyndon
Union relates the following:
Charlie Kanney IS growing to he one OF
tie most popular conductors in these parts.
Valuable presents come to him from all
quarters. The latest was last SATURDAY,,
when some gentlemen up north sent him
in 4 box a young Canada cat" not much
larger than Il good sized mouse. Charlie
found the box next morning hanging to
his door bell. and. on opening it. took ont
the little pussy and began to pet it. While
seriously contemplating the course Of
training proper to be adopted for the kitty
while ii WAS maturing into cathood. he
discovered two fine white stripes on lis
back and Il little tendency towards bu>hv
tail
Eetlectin@ upon this discovery n minute.
his lower jaw dropped, his eyes opened
wide and his countcnance wore IN ex-
preston of mingled inquiry and aStonisl-
ment. Suddenly the kitty dropped on the
floor. and at the same time the conductor
was crowding himself against the wall on
the opposite side of the room, where he
summed up his reflections in emphatic
tones: :" \ skunk, by tophet.' And he
was correct. The sender had made 4 mis-
Rlnncy> penetration detected the differ
encc in ten minutes
The SuLTAN's IMPRESSION OF QUEEN VIC
ToRIA.-Thc Sultan of Zanzibar has riyen
an enthusiastic account of the impression
which Queen Nictor. made upon him.
Here is ii portion of it: ~ have now seen
with my eyes what have so long desired
n II,.rN h,. { e
My father, who has been taken to the mor-
cy of the mcrciful. used often to talk to us
of the Queen Victoria; bnt he died with
out seeing her now tell You why have
50 often said that it was the summit of nv
ambition to see the face of Her Majesty.
1t WAS this | have met many EnglI>hmen
in my time, not only of the royal navy ar
my. but also civilians. merchants and
travellers, and | wondered why they all
spoke of their sovereign, not in Il formal
way as did the people of other nations, but
with enthusiasm and affection. | come to
England and find the same hearty loyalty
pervading all classes. You saw the thou
sands the other evening 1T the Crystal Pal
ace all stand up when the music played
the Queens Hymn. No one tells them to
stand. but they stand up Of their own ac-
cord from affection to her. | f;incicd that
| should have been overwhelmed when |
had the high honor Of seeing the face of
the Queen. | was. indeed, wonder-struck
with all the sumptueu>ncsS which sur
rounded her but hers is the simple maj
e>ty which captivates. not that which be
wlier> Nevertheless. She was majestic
in her simplicity. and nv heart wept for
/ her when saw the two princesscs. her
royal daughters. 10y her side. and remcm-
bered that her beloved con>ort had been
taken 10 The mercy of God.
\ boy GOT his graniftther's gun and
loaded it. bnt was afraid to fire; he.
however. liked the fun of loading. and 50
put in another charge. but WAS still afraid
to fire. He kept on charging, but without
tirinr until he got SIX charges in the old
piece. lis granImo,her. learning hi
tcmerity. smartly reproyed him. and
gra>pny the old continental. discharged
! it. The result WAS tremendous, throwing
the Old lady on her buck. She promptly
struggled 10 regain her fee. but the boy
cried out. lie SIN, yrr.}4; Nsre 'trt
pre- NOR rIaFycS 10 90 II y.t.'
Go to the Union House. Montpelier,
Vermont All quiet. neat and clean.
rMl7m3
\ Distressing Cau-h causes tile friends of the
sufferer almost much pam the >uacrc himself
pr. " Istar> Bl>an of Wild Cherry speedily cure.
coughs, col !, influenza, sore threat, *. Ii viii
always re Icve Consumption, ant IN many well
lte-l,. cases II h3- elected pc -
AMI - 4 bottle. Large bottle much the cheaper.
Ecp>oulcAL INV FopD.-.5 cents VIII buy d
package al sea Mos, Farne, made from pure III-h
Moss, winch VIII make fifty kinds OF dishes, such
cakes, pic pul lIE-~ etc, or II quarts of Gus
tar'l-. jelIc-, creams. Charlotte Russo blanc man-e
etc. sold by al Druggists aud Grocers. FNI1yl.
PlLt> DItrEIIc >ALERATU>.-Univer>ally ac-
uowle'-ed Tie best in u-e. Each pound bears the
. name OF JANIS PNLE. None genuine without.
FM2iyl
Go to The Union House. Montpelier Yer
mont. Good livery connected with the
House. FNi1m:t
Letters | mraiird for Montpelier Posi- Office
.Ju> 18th. 1910.
+ nt4I;I t~t letters I'er-'l. must -Iyc the
. @trNc dat
L>uIr~ E.,,u " Chandler. Anna KiIsiis4,l. Mrs +
4 Packard. Mrs \ q Whitney
| GE>ILrNEN nr Cl.ver. ,,eo. 7. cutler ;, { II
Flct K .,er; Green. T u q ,.Il F-llk Putnam.
y ! stewart Wiu-llW Whitman.