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Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-03-04

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Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-03-04

Brad fein ein.-Dabrfnb 81. Sr.
man Sslaus, Elm esuil&n Yarbinsr Isbis @p&s
aus Sidman's SarbiriaIOn IN Ranbsim, Can.
Fal1 County irat ruil&is CT ab unb fh aui
bas GlS, pUbsi r isin rs&tts 9sin brad.
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bn Arbsiir am SuHHsI nabs gIIiabslbisRr,
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uub usbif sinsm Ssinbru&, tsm nu@ ionaiss
l@Rnt gsrTsbunssn ,ufasis.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-03-04
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poriirt unh 40 StriaufsH I'm City. @fss,ris.
Siors, Rrc. 10 Rore Driiisn Strn6s.
q. Sbisler, @sfGafiSfibrr.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-03-04

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bsn auftras fir 100 ntus gars rbul'
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Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-03-04

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Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-03-04

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mad europa isbt 70 btqHua iinb, baB man nit
psHis,n asisn SOribin icmmtn fnnu. gpas
iassn unlrt S@Hstn ta,u?
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-03-04

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eruaL 1875, Sbrifian psIman u, Jung
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lsn evsaaIiia NaTia, iai aiin bon 4 9abIsn'
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@ift sas ihm bon stHsm llsinsH Wlas@sn &C.,
ssesn heFesH pir. : Griftf lsinfr sIt9s!
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-03-04

Die neme Bride Bel 2etststetpi
ipeaeefA 10 emnit. - Bslannilit wuybt
IsbitH Ssmmn be bSlisrnt Bride tba b,n
SuHiaia 8IuB uabt esipIstOpn ssH eIaeIi pii'
ibfnbsn SrTan binpsssTilFtn, an btatH Sisllt
abu man itiibsm cine bHbf&t diHns Bride
uri&ist bate. Vim 8rtIias RsEesH bssann
bns Gle auf BEN Slug f& BON iifu loo.
iuIrsnnsa unb bur& ben Rtssn ssaHbt as.
tpaIilam iirOmabwaris ~ esbsn, BE % cine
iaris Sirsds uuisrbaIb e,pisiupn ;urStodane
lam. Dur& bas uHssbsurs @tuiGt tss Clio
barstH bic pftIIsr seT Bride Bon ibrsr Gage
ssbobtn, unb bas game 8aupsri, nusssncni.
rnsn siHsr Spanut iibu ben Canal. Inc @aI.
fer ssalirbt! ilninbaIb espiatOpn battle li&
bas Gle bnmabsn btraopf, bnb riau cine lls'
btrf&Hsmmuus bsfiir&tsit. Sn bsr Sbat ipur.
ben aud mibrsn ectlsn IN br Rats ttr>
f&wfnimi.
Sisr III bn Sueausbanna nur BtHis etRit.
en-, unb ba br GIub fsbr brett 10. unb bus
Gis rubis ilrUmabp6ris fis6t 70 btfar&isi
man feline llsbnlGUemmuns.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-03-04
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Irtffofratifdbe 8ir6enftabIe. -
SH philadelphia tpurbtH Isbts WoGe bic Sivt
IN btr Sfir&s an Der Ode tn Srpab unb Raet
Slra6s auf SfftHtIi&trGuftion Srr.
iaufi! gintr br Stss bra&if $1,000, unb
puTbs bon siusm Wanns HamsHs @m. 6.
Sbtnfftr etiauft. Gin unbru Sib bra&ls
$500, u. {. ~. = Dsnu GbrIfus bsuis nod
IsSit uHb pirbr isbtu, pIs man GtiibIt im
@uttssbaus Ssrauitiontrt Bns piirbs
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Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-03-04

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-kssTsa eimnifz 81 Dbaass Is tsmsIsaiifz,
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Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-03-04

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il4A aIs aIle anheTtH pcrasblihfH 0lilmilisl
ltit gTInaHunS etf DsIi. Das Rnspl pfs
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lanesH bssItllsH ieee Glalts uHe Rfresa an
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que. ee sibt ffiaeH 2&msrl. ben IS initi
linetTt. istns @st9HHIh ebn edbmans. pslsts
g. Ht9i esili. RriHe BamiIit une lsFn Wieb.
eiafnlehmfr iann iia ubHr GeHtaHr eiHirnent
esetlItH. Die Blaf4f nit pehtn qmlbIaa
ene ihr BEN GamIIifn astrauH bic mli aslbtm
tllr abitrt. pTsis so Gsuis ato6e dlaIdbtn
$t.W. 3. V. Rpfe 8 &c.,
Rsp, IS Broadway,
apHl y. lo74-fS. Rtr. 2jerI.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-03-04

gbenfans kelmsesa saueen. = Rsta
stn hHttis Ia hi9sm Sabre sfasTtsnsa Grtna.
b zlh SrfaHszaHm. babsH RlF Hun an6 ned
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s(sts. Rasssl, eaisia bee On. gsurab Dap,
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GhaBa Dsa4oauistute - msIAm. Sis
hazb naa ISzsfEtm eribH en- msniae. uHb
sist smts (Dsmseas) Rsfsm nm 10 llsr
tse5hisi.
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Mar, 4, 1875.


Gr. +. Seie. btr labli4 ven GarIlsIf
gumbnianb County, sIns l&Sns Sausrti BE-
Iibt bal fsii mtbrtrtn 9abrn siHsH O&kn ss.
mafii. ben foe. Sttpari Siisr, bH ssstnlpar'
tia tas lH5as 0,pI4t bon 400 plumb wisei
uHb ttr fHsn sItIs 8tpunSu1 uHs eisttabsI
asfHnhta bat.
aapIi& ianitH msbuut DarTtsbuTsr ptIrfH
auf Ssfud ju psrTn SsIh uae GlnI BON ib'
iifH boi tom $1,000 DOaars baar fir ban
Stisr mIi BEN 81 sius babi&s Spiiulaiion ~
ma9sH ssba9k. Or psltf nSmII9 siutu Par.
Ten 0assn ma9sa Iadsa mil elmer plaifOIm
uHb dnH ilsbnba@uuG als sBOpnbaus fiji
ban RammuibaIsr. DamIt paH n bshu
hHE& tsnn Siaat ssTsif unt bdiit ben O&fsn-
rtsisH fur @sIb fsbsn aNtn, um ibn f&Iis6ia
BET hT GsnhnniaI ausNhauus ale erOBsu
Srumpf aus.ulpisIsH. @a,iH 3r. SdB isnniI
fIa NIT tr 9bsf niRi b,fnunhfH. lfinsn eisb.
IiHs. ben sr 70 Ianss mHbidm sspissi bat nnf.
,uesbtn, unb bts SptfuIanttH mabttn insir.
Ti@itir SaRs ab,iebsn.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-03-04

s4afeepeit @trtbei : Rad BEN
ON. Rishs-9tits tsHH itsi issH glsssr ii.
"A Bio sseH arfzuEairEn p piHssH. TN
RssUs.,, :. ~ eRsH 90 stssH, pArisraiaHs
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Fra su qssrr ,ln uut !tszHai lsmIi aIai
MIR u azbsIhnl 50 ~ k14i sia easI9ts
raslialss @d4ssEa Yin aHsssky Sisss nisi
TttIsu, 70 ta6 HHlrr assssaiez sslsA.i ~ isaa
sEakEn. EsIl4f s ri1 :t7ff-
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-03-04

eI.r eab sl.r lssa.u s.aa salin.
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ayradbtooffe @efdbeuFe.-GsI. Ca

Rra&tDofle 6efdenfe.-GsI. Ga.
musI U. 8Iad ftiibsr Gupainisnssni tsl
piHHfpIuanIa GIisntabH. gSmpasnif anbisr.
ptI&ss Clint trf0 Sabre MT grocer STsut unt
gtfrishisuHs psrpaiifif, frbt,Ii aHf Bal&ius'
TOMS Gsburisias Gin praGlsOIss @sf9sHi bon
elmer aniabI I,Inu ptriSHIi&sn Grsants, aus
gI&iuHe fir GRitItHf GrsuubI&aii unb Disna.
IsiRuHsfn. Das GsI9snI bfllaHh aas sinsr
ffani5ff9sn ilbr, ,tpsi 8rpuiaalasn. ntbR Il.
usm Stt SiIbsrlsrbIss, bsasbmb ans lttnnsn
NsHtrH Gabsln, qSftIH. u. {. ip, In Wnib
bon nifbrtrsn buntstt Declare. an pbsnes.
iianuism 1as btsabtn lG biz 8rtaHbf tfs orn.
8Iad Ha@ ttiTm WptHHHs bsi BryH MapT
Cnabs TbiIattIpbia) um ibm bas bHbl&t @s,
f&tHf su fitHrtl&m. @atrsnb auH pr. ".
R. Ritffsr bon bier, hfT frsunblItf 1slssra.
Pbm.O Operator an 8ababOL I& NIT oru. SIad
In tiHtm RsbsujImmH In Spus siHsT gIsIhp.
Rai&Int unitTbIsIt batifn rnsbrsfs isiasr BE-
sIsIiir bic l9Snsn Sa&sn aIlt auf s!Hsn Slid
In SpdlsGanI auisspaaH,t 70 bab, aIs pr.
SIad In bas 3immsr trait u faHm bsE Ss'
punbfTuHs publs, pas tiss bttsatf. Sm Ra'
men btT SitIsn GrsHHts. ibnTsI9is ibm tann
pr. 9isifT bas @tf4sHl IN tinr HstifH unS
irsia&m anlpra&s ptI4n pr. SIad, naa'
BEN CT f& BON itiHu ilsbtuaf&uHs trboIi
bails, Ia sinH furlsn abr ssfabtselIsn &sbs
rpisbrrts. iluiu ssmIibIi&n iiHirtaIians
suRri& br Ha&mIiias nur ~ f&HstJ bic
attnss bic aurtisassH 8rsunbs I'D pist1 bon
pm. 8Iad ssrabf&isssisu, unb na& panis
ystaeH.
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Observation-Disclosures

sSSsu0NtWtHs
Der lluispsRutis trIauti Rt lsinsn 8IsuH.
esn uuS TEN publlfum bic Nn,siss 40 iHaefH.
bab tr bon bsuis an itIntn 8rabfT, N9thasl
StrauB. aIs pariusr nit in's @tIH6fi As.
uemmtn bat. aes SVbs. tif mir nod IaaI.
big fab. trstetn trin&t (osItid 3ablune 40
maiden. Ia be alitn 8i&sr stleIuAsn pirhtn
mhhsn.
.o Joftpk Strame.
WGR 1, 1875.
Doc @si&Sft nib bisrud6 unisr br Giima
@striistT SirauB, am nIitn plab, Rrp.
395 WlarIt SIrabs, foIibttrltbfn. lin bic
frnrt @unf bss wubIFums IN billion atbs.
ten.
Sofepb Straue,
Wft@aeI Gtraue.
Sauisburo. Wdr; A. 1s75--it
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0eIDFaHen.

SoIasnbs @sIbr ipurbtn fir bic ,,SiaatsssI-
iHna" frbaIifn. BE biftbur& NIT
DdnE belttdnial perben,
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-03-04

B&re nid,t ratbfam. - @is bntIls
lasu friibU ssmfIbst, puTet ini SfHal Isblkin
bifbH be aIts Guppt GufssHSrHit aHb b,r
gnf&Iae ssma9L bas GapIiuIiuni bon earris.
BURG nas philadelphia % ssrIsssn. Run msini
mfr Gslsss BON gaasH sgsrrslpeusmi." bic
5hm pSTs Ia ttHH pinfai nIti 70 gan, ibtI,
ha bic efsisIatOTsu banH Ia HaAatr Rabs bfs
9udibaHiss fsIn, uHb sIsih9t .,Wrts" IsT'
HsH pirbn. - San, TtaL psr Gslsas. =
sR@ss" lsIllsH bisis pHnn Innsu. Dmn
uHa aba BE essisIalsfsH 70 nabs BEN 9H&t.
baHs ans, pis Ria man ft banH sok ten
3u9ibsasIer srlfHnsH2 aRar ssbUrisn raanas
bn 2ssIsIatsFsR f&sn IiHsR in's 3ualbaus,
abu haeHT9, bab bas gapIlsIium NOD Ia bti.
lfa 9abe ssEIsei plre, Hia9t man bic Sa&f
ni6i bsfu, fsHbHn fGIimmw. philadelphia
tat isinsn Billy Rann. Billy Bum anb Sisls
anbnt uns.sSssis Gastsishs, unb no bislt
fnt, ta 70 BE eufi unrtiH. iiHlnm sssbrttn
gsassn mS&lsa mir i&Iis6li& raitm, nur
naT isIsfatt 3siItn ~ Ititn:
s9m eedHp 10 GanieH, Obio, iibnHa9ifif
seTIftie De9e fiR pbeadiefir Bummlsr. pfI.
4T ser iisaniia SabTtn RItsllsb etT sfHHly..
saaii4sH @sfsbssbHHs mar"
Da kat aiaaS aIio, : sin @dsbsstfr I'm
esdup! llHb BON eSdap 70 Bios sin 9&riil
iaS 3a4ibaus. Bsnn nun bic essIsIatsrsn
in esdHp sbsE 3n9IbaHs, aHS bic 3uaibdus.
Ir Ia ssr essislaiur wdEtH has fiir siH fir&-
tTIi&G SpsIiali pfrbs tp,bI bana I'M qai b..
suiasbsu - Rein, 9eu College, itI Ding
l@aRt Mt.
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Gemtaar 2iaimtais

pai wnnbsrtaIerf GnreH
pua yltsuuaiIsmns. G&mrr
itn. @sl2puIatn. 8rrlibfuIrn
Bsrbariungsn bsr gIiilfs. 9sr.
eriitnn8en, Sallpnb, 8rnuh-
wmbsn u. I. 10. an meni.bIi.
afii Rorpfr, uue VirrenIan.
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NarlorsCreeIn. - Die bsasn Gar
Isr.OrasIn bon bsnsn mir pifItn. uuS bic auit
bS&fs Don snilHtHitn muiiiHIifGfn aiuaITu
bss eausss ,mpfobItH pnbfn. Iab Beatty
& Plotts bsrabmls GsIes 3HHBsilsPar'
fersCrgeIn. = Nlan isnbs fiir cine prsislIas
sts man fanfi. = eIsnitn psrtm pnlnnai.
Wan atrtiTU:
8eatlD S NiOttS.
Dafttnstou. Rtw 9'rf y.
Mdrl 4, 1875.
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(GiHasianht ben pm. 81 GtsL parisburs.) }
@Is SuIauisH bic pSfueE ibrs RaHhGpis2
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-11-15

a FAMOUS HORsE.-The history of
the venerable trotter, Flora Temple, now
somewhere in the twenty-oddth year of
her age, affords splendid example to
the two-legged youth of our country.
Born of poor, though hardly respectable
parents, her early advantages were ex-
tremely limited. and she gave so little
promise of usefulness in her colthood
that she seemed scarcely worth the mig
gardly supply Of corn and fodder they
allowed her. Some idea of her apparent
value at that period of her existence
may be formed from the fact that she
was once sold for the contemplate sum
of three dollars, and at another time for
the not less contemplate bagatelle of a
single barrelleG shotgun. But the guam
tity Of come-out in her was perfectly
marvellous. And now mark where she
stands "a worldwide wonder on the
measureless disc Of fame. True, other
trotters have beaten her time, but then,
she is hardly more than half the size Of
some other horses, and none Of them
knew how to trot till she showed them.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-11-15

storm. of course there is danger dur
ing an electric disturbance, but it Is
very remote, and the number Of those
who contract a fatal illness through
carelessuess when their clothing has got
wet in peaceful rain is nine times as
great as Of those killed by lightning,
and yet mother is often very negli-
gent Of this exposure She may tell
her children that the center of the room.
with the windows and doors closed, if
there be no chimney in the apartment,
is safer place than doorway or an
open easement but she need not fright
en- them by manifest timidity.- The
time Of real danger she should make
one Of very serious use to her little cues
by showing them the value Of cool self
possession, prompt action, or heroic pa
tience Ignorant fears are more likely
to perpetuate in child BY a thought
less mother than in a discreet knowl-
edge of how to avoid danger. A child
that viii climb to the roofs top or to
the caves edge viii often fear to pass
through a room alone if it be told that
a mouse is in it, and this little gray
mischief was never known to attack any
body. A worm is unpleasant to look
upon. but it is not an active enemy to
mankind, and it should only be avoided
in the presence of a child just as we
would avoid contact with any other dis
agreeable object. There are children
who live in such perpetual dread Of
some of the most innocent of little crea-
lures. that their health is often serious
I y impaired, and their slumbers are fire.
quently a misery and an injury to them,
from the appalling dreams which are
the consequence of being frightened by
a silly mother. The really earnest and
tender woman will inform herself and
her child of all the real dangers that
are likely to surround it, and she will
wisely guard it and show it how and
when to guard itself.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-11-15
MOTHERS, DON'T FRIGHTEN
YOUR CHILDREN.

We have more than once seen d wo-
man into whose hands child had been
given to love and to rear, who never
even once imagined that when she
screamed at the sight Of yenturesome
mouse. or the graceful spinning down Of
a spider, or a fash Of lightning, that
she so shocked the nerves Of her child,
and 50 deeply thrilled them, that they
we're never fully at peace again The
scream that she utters may leave no
visible wound in the body Of her little
one. but the hurt Is none the less severe,
and the pain viii return again and
again to it whenever il sees the small
aud very likely harmless insect which
suggested to its mother the terror which
she transferred to her child. We have
seen q mother gather her small children
/ into bed at midday and silently lie
trembling with dread Of a lightning
fash, until she has made the young
lives Of her family a burden . them
whenever there is promise Of a summer
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-11-15
TWO WAYS OF LOOKING AT 1T.

Civility costs little and pays in the
long run. A story at the expense of
Lawrence man who had a small party
under escort from this city to a seaside
resort is the newest illustration. Ar
rived at the railroad terminus there was
only one hack. The Lawrence man
wanted the exclusive use of it for him
self and three persons whom he consid-
cred himself honored by escorting. An
elderly lady, very plain in appearance,
desired a seat inside, and that the Law
renee man should accommodate her by
riding on the box with the driver. He
was firm in his purpose, though, of mo-
nopolizing the hack, and the hack-driver
with an eye to business auetioned off the
use of the vehicle, finally making a bar
gain with the Lawrence man for So
The hack rolled off with the Lawrence
man triumphantly in possession, leaving
the old lady standing upon the depot
platform to make her way as best she
could. In the evening the Lawrence
man was relating to company of ac-
quaintances his experience with ga
troublesome, fussy old Irish woman at
the station" A gentleman who was
standing by, well-known as quite prom
Inent IN business affairs in New Hamp-
shire city, remarked that the Lawrence
mans experience was indeed singular,
and that there was, too. strange coin,
cidence. My mother" said he, ''ar
elderly lady, upwards of eighty-ive
came down from home this afternoon
and she was telling at tea that she had
a great row about getting hack at the
station, with a drunken, insolent, red
headed Irishman. There seems to be ;
great deal of trouble about hacks thi!
afternoon" The Lawrence man took
and so did the bystanders. The story
got back to Lawrence, and if you asl
him now about the "fussy old Irishwo
man from Nashua" the Lawrence maj
will probably ask how your family are
and if you are glad there has been sucl
a pleasant change in the weather.
Laurence american.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-11-15
MIR. WARNER TRIES 1T.

Mr.. Warner, respectable and law
abiding citizen Of Baker street, rode
home in an express wagon, the other
day, having hand fire extinguisher
and the driver for company.
whats that thing q asked his wife
in contemptuous tones as she opened the
hall door.
whats that ? Why, that's a fire ex-
tinguisher-best thing you ever saw
meant to have got one a year ago"
"Jacob, you are always making a fool
Of yourself" she continued as she shut
the door. Every patent-right man gets
around you as a cat lays for mouse"
'Does, eh? If you know anything
at all you'd know that every store and
office in Detroit has one O these. They
have saved lots o buildings, and may
save ours"
''You throw it at the fire, don't you ?'
she asked in sarcastic tones.
He carried it up stairs into closet
without replying, and she followed on
and asked
docs it shoot a fire out ?"
IF you don't know anything I'll
learn you something 1t is fl Of chem
icals you strike on this knob on top
and she's all ready to open this faucet
and play on the fire."
She grinned as she walked around it,
and finally asked
'DO you get horse to draw it
around ?"
mo, | don't get horse to draw il
around. You see these straps Well
l back up, put my arms through them
and here 1t is on my back.
Il see it is" she sneered.
"And can't l run to any part Of the
house with it?" be demanded "See-
see-?"
And he cantered along the hall, int,
the bedrooms and out, and was turning
the head Of the stairs when his foo
caught in the carpet. He threw up hi
arms and she grabbed at him, and boil
rolled down stairs. He yelled and sh'
yelled Sometimes he was ahead, ans
then she took the lead. and neither 0
them had passed under the "string'
when the extinguisher humping an'
jamming. began to shoot off its charg
Of chemicals
"You old" she started to say. wher
a stream from the hose struck her be
tween the eyes. and she didn't finish.
What in-o.u-ch :" roared Mi
Warner as he got dose ID bis ear.
They brought up il a heap at th
bottom Of the stairs, the stream playinl
into the parlor. against the hall door
{ and up stairs BY turns. and she gaspcd
I'll have you sent to a fool asylum 7
..Whos a tool q be roared. dancinl
around with his eyes full Of chemicals.
I'm fainting !" she squeaked
and I've broken nay back - be cried
Il was q sad house when those tw
highly respectable old people got 50 tia
! they could use their eyes aud discus
/ matters calmly. Aud she doubled q
) her fst and .Loarsely said
! Take that investigator. Or distir
: guisher. q whatever you call il bae
4 dowu toxin aud tell everybody that 50
: are lunatie :"
z And be said
z "Dummit I know more than :
q your family put together ."-DetSo
r FREE Press.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-11-15
Harvesting.

over the uplands, clear and strong.
Rises the reapers' harvest song.
With whirr Of scythe and fan of grain.
There comes a merry, answering strain,
Where Jennie by the pasture rails
Sets down her fOam-topped milk pails
And challenges with laughter sweet.
make room, / come TO bind the wheat"
Upon her cheek the roses bloom.
She brings the clover's sweet perfume.
And farmer Ned, with rustic grace,
Yields 70 the maid a willing place.
The sheaves are large and fully ripe,
or two young hearts a fitting type.
As Jennie's unaccustomed hand
Essays 20 tie the golden band
The sheal rebels, and stalwart Ned
Bends down to help head touches head;
Brown cheek and blushing closely press;
Lips meet in shy but fond caress.
The SUMS IRE blazes IN the west;
warmer kiudies IN each breast.
The round sheaf Loves elixir quans-
Behind his beard the ripe grain laughs.
Forcseeing when the farmers board
Heaped high shall be with his rich hoard
And other lips be huy fed
With the hale housemaid's snowy bread;
For love is strong and love is sweet.
And denly binds the farmers wheat
E. s. Burton.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-11-15

The New York and Canada railroad.
which forms a direct line between Troy
and Montreal on the New York side of
Lake Champlain, is completed and will
be formally opened on the 10th Of the
present month. Its cost is S7,000,O00
and the length of road is 1874 miles. The
difficulties surmounted were in some
places very great S4.0OO,O0O of the
money required was furnished by Eng
lish capitalists. about s234.O00 by
towns along the line and the balance by
the Delaware and Hudson Canal Com
pany, who take perpetual lease and
pay 80 per cent. on the earnings.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-11-15
The Laeoyer IN the Editors s Bed

1 slept in an editors bed last night.
When no other chanced TO be nigh,
And I thought as I tumbled the editors bed,
How easily editors liel -ErclaHge
IF the lawyer slept in the editors bed
When no lawyer chanced to be nigh.
And thought, as above he has naivly said.
How easily editors lie.
He must then admit us he lay on that bed
And slept to his hearts desire.
What e'er he may say Of the editors bed,
Twas the lawyer himself was the lier
-Neig Orleans Bulletin.