davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-04-20

tpas 1te t6uu IoQe. SD ermi6erte, iie
miiiie iDre AAflaoe i6riftli0 S%urltdnebs
men.
Oa fie fi9 Dier3u bereit erfEdrte, na6s
benz i'd tDr DerfpGD6en Datte, tDre 0egel17
erfldrung 1ur 81 nletner 9teOtfertlQltll8
Dor meiler @enlcihoc 3u benuBet, tauS
eS beiien bort be0iitfen lollte, bolte t0
tbr baS S6reibmntetial aus iDrem Sez
fretGr, iporauf ie Sic Don mir ber=
langte GrflGrun9 nieoetI0rie6. SD na6u
bann bas S6riftitif \uno ging. Sci
elmer lpdtern @ele9enbett CAB i0 Daiislbe
al Wfoult0n ab, ge8en BUS Beripre6en,
.oaB er es 3l metnem S6uBe aufbema6ren
DOer Derbretnen tperoe. gSie th oa3u
fam, oielen BetpeiS metuerS 6nLoIoiigz
felt aus ben QdnOen 81 geD9}l, fann t9
III Der GDat nt6t iagell. '&lber er Dsr7
langte eS nno ib %pertraute iblh neil t0
ibn fur aufri6tig uno einen lkann BON
Gbre belt nno ib ben Srief BET i1l
better %aufgeboben glaubte, ais lei mir
ielbIt. .
Stem gorf, Is. &ptit.
Gum 8eiten Der 9tnterIGf1e@|
beS bieier Sage beritorbensn amertfaNis
nii6en S0aulpielerS Dan SrDant finoeNI
I'M 20. D. Wt, lattt Gei6luB bet GDeater~'
0irefGoren in i6mmtli6sn b~ieligen StGt5
ten oeS 8ergniigenS Goritellungeu ltatt,
Oeren Ginnubmen fit Die @r3iebung Der
&tuoer bes 8eritorbener 9eitlftet meroen
ioIen. Die bon ben Tbeateroireftoren
3ulammengelegten 1000 Dollars meroen
ben augenblidli6en 8eolrfnillen Der Saz
mtlIe a%lge1pauot meroen.
SainoiS+
2a sale, Is. 9tpril.
@eitern Nbeno itteg i'm bieligen @en>
tral>0otel cin oeuti6er Bauer nit lelner
@bebalfte ab. Oils OaS 4aar it0 l6lafen
legte, blies Der Wtann oas 0as aus, als
itatt es aD3uorebeu. !Seute Sriib tlagte
Deriel6e iiber i0reGliGe &opfi0ner3en
uuo bat einen Der 6au5Otener. ratb einerl
4rst fir feline Srau Sill 16iden, bic iterz
benstranf i'm Sette liege. Ser 0isner
elite III on5 3imner, mslAe5 CT NbenoS
Supor ben Trem0en all9eDielen Bate, unO
tanO D~aiielbe nit @as geiuut. &ai0 off
nete CT Das Seniter unO rief Damn einen
Nr3t berbei, 0eiIen B~emiibunBeu eS ge>
lang, Die bereit5 III @rlGiGun8sfrGmpfen
~Iiegenoe Grau au rettcn.
TreepOrt, 16. IpriI.
Gin merfpIrOiger Gergiftung5faa bat
it1 in 0ut6 0olop, in bteiem [Stepbeus
foul County, III Der Samilie 8ranigan
sugetra8en. Die gauge Vainilte e~rfranfte
oil Gem @enuiie pon eingema6ten 9unz
mern unD loon na9 8erlauf peniger
Stunbeu itarb zines Der &inoer, ELL
bieriGbriges Wfap9en, inter bettigen
Grdmpien. Ser Sater lelblt unO ein
&nedt, 9tameus 2ap1bere, befinnen it6
i'll einem 3uftaHbe, Der tbr AnffomWlen
nnpaDr16etllI1 maDt.
Solicit, Is. Iprit.
SIN 0espIainestlulle nabe 6pOe's
0tu0le ipuroe beute Utor9en Die Sei6e
zines u%nbetaunten Wtanues 8efunoen, Der
ani6etnenb ungefdbr 40 SABRE aft mar
uuo on beiien aopf it1 cine flaffenbe
Wunoe fano. Ser 8abripru6 Der Getz
6cniGaugel6nornen lautet, baB DER I1ns
befannte auf gepaltiante Meiie 5I leinem
Tooe tam. Sem NusieDeu Der 9ei0e
na9 gu i6IieBen, mug O~ieielbe l6on
mebrere Gage III @aiier getpeien letI,
0rfhAInnta
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-04-20
Germttf0teS.

- 8etnabe einlttmmig BAT Sic 6euti6e
Breile in Suinots oaS treuIoIe unb niez
bertrd9ttge @ebabren Ser re publtfa az
nif9en Yartet bte1es Staates
III Der 8 III ereu3fraS Sc peroammt.
02tu6 Die DGG8li6e @ermaniq" III QuIncg
itimnt III ,oteleS 8eroamMun9slrt9etl
Elm:
rg8ir baben sete9entli3 ni9t uerfeblt1 gu 5ct9ei.
baB Die 3tepiIblttaner in unierer Staatsle9tsIetu
rpisoer 6el tlarsn 8epeis 9sIiefert bGnen' pap ~
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-04-20
MuFrAIieM.
Can Srancisco, II. Npril.

Der 9ampfer v6elen Sec Oregor"
ftranbete auf ber Sabrt bon @rafton mad
SiOneb auf oen1lelben 9t #, aut welGem
Der 0anpfer v~llrasa" in trimmer 9ing.
Cine StunOe ipdter trieb ct III tiefes
Walier NnO p%erlant. Die Yallagtere uno
Bemannung rettete it9 in Die 8oote, Die
sliidli6 ans 2anb %gelangtcn, nit Qluse
na6me zines einaigen, in peI6em aGt
8erionen ibre 3uflu6t seiu6t batten.
Ser langeu 5rodenbeit lino an Der
&uits bon NeusS IOsN ateS albaItenoe
Jtegsnsiiie gefOl9t, ipel6e Ote Seloer in
Seen Derpanoelt Duben. Die Golontiten
muBten Saus unO 9of perlalien uno lino
fir ibren 9e~bensunterbalt auf Die 9te9iez
rung a%ngeipieieu. IS. SO. 9lrnolo, Der
Praii6ent bcs Qtbseor6netenbauies err
lrant BET Dem Serlu6, einen She'll ieiner
0ableli9feiten 81 retten. Sm Welt
Wtaitlano, Yatterion unb Worpetb itebt
oas Naiier mebrere SUB bo0 III BEN
Straben. Nud al ben G1al 8eI7
%liu9ane, MacleanD~, balt:ngsz ulb anz
beren Slihen 1T Der Our6 OaS Maiier
aleeri6tete S1aoe bebeutemb, ood iino
port feline Oteni6enIeben gu @runoe 9e@
gallgen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-04-20
2t4tS Der SuuOesDauptRnSt.
W Is.

Wa 6tnsfOn Is. 2prlG.
Ser a[te Ben Waoe tit fir bic repub=
Iifauti6e Partei Der lebte 9tet~tun9Saufer
III O6io. gise>BrdliDent BiLion be-
ftdtiste bies, als CT beute mebreren Poliz
tifern ieneS States i0gte, lbab lie Oene
leLbcr Der 9erri6aft Der pfmofratii6eu
Bartet nur banu entreiBeu f0nnten, Deun
es ibnen gelingt, Ben MaoeSurQInnabn1e
Der Ganoibatur tir baS @puuernersamt
AIR Derlu0Qeu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-04-20

@ottIteb 9. Ortiz,

Ser neue Geianote am Ditrei6ii6en 9ofe
uuo 9orace WtaDnaro, oer 1leue @eianpte
lit @ouitantinppeI. mGdeu Die Getie iIber
baS Meer auf DEM 9Gmpfer 0tuiiia BET
oellen nG@lter Sabrt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-04-20
MtOIGGm.


Gin srdBLides l1ngtiid trug iiN geitern
&beno in Bonies SGBemIDle 5u. Gin
9lrbeiter JtamenS GDarleS Q8ilo fam in
Der 0unfsI1eit DEM 9roBen S1wunsrabe
su naEe, wurbe BON 0ielem erfaBt uuo
nit FOLDER Wu6t ge9en Die Defe gez
IbIenbert, baB 0aS0ebtrn mad allen Et0z
tungen 1pribte. @ls man DcM 1dredlt6
suseri6tetsn 8orper auF9ob, tpar bas
Geben beretts entflo9en.
WontreaL, Is. @pri(.
9te Oetroit1M iltpaufee1Ba lit auF
Nnlu6en Der vMerbants 8anf bon Gaz
naoa" uuter bic Nufitdt zines 8ermalters
9eiteQt mOrOen, bis Die Soroerru9 Der
GsBteren geoeGt porOen lit.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-04-20
SoD1.

gelIeu( !DDTueH, DIS Die SptoeEulD OCT
&sstereu gepeGt porOen lit.
SOFIA
Siour Stu, Is. NpriG.
9as 9o6paiier beS SlobofluiieS bat
ben itGoti16en SrteDbof itberi0melnmt
Mno groBe 8erDuitungen auf oemlelben
angeri9tet. Bereits mebr ais oreiBig
@rdber itilb aeritDrt ulb Die barill besrz
bigt gepeienem @ebetne III Die Str0mung
bes Wtilltiitppt geipIIt tDOrOen, 2trbeis
ter itno gegeumGrtig babel, bic nod
troden ltegenben 0ra6er 5u 0ffneu uno
bic SGrse III Si0erbeit gu briugen.
RenufDtuastiem+
@em gort, Is. GpriG.
1teber Sic Qtrt un6 8eiIe, ME Die
vWtoup Maguires" Die W1ittel erlau0ten,
tim ben &f geset Die 8ergiperesz
beftber 10 LANCE filDreH 81 fDnIen, Obne
i'll Die b%ttterite ytotb gu 9eratben, miro
bon Bottspille mitgetbeilt: vDas @e>
b~eiun1tB Der langen 0auer 6es Strifes
unO oes neutrality-suspicious. Woblbefin7
oens Der Gbeilnebuuer al ocmielben liegt
III Dem @reoitlDltem, mel6eS Die Saul
Ieute in ben oufriibrerii0en 0egenOen
bis iebt befOlgt DGben. Anfangs mar es
tbnen rnmOgli6, ibren uuter gep06nz
li1en u%mlIdnoea prompt 5aDlen0en &u1z
ben ben Greoit gu tiinOigen uro 1pGter
tparen tie 9e5tDun9en vi6leGtes @elo Dem
guteu na13uwerfen@, mte bas Spri1s
mort ia9t, in Der per5meifelten Qoffuung,
bel elmer giinitigen W~enoung Des Strtfes
mieDer 3u i6rem @el0e gu tommen. Sebt
aber tDtro 0ieS auf6oreI, benn Die @roBz
DGnoler, Die bis Jest ipiuig sebDrgt 6ate
ten, moaen enolt6 @elo leben nnD iDeis
eeru fi9, ibren &unben fdnger @re6it au
8ebeu. Sbne frii9e 8aaren merOsn
0ieie a6er gar balb i6re 2Goen ousae>
rduuit finoen unb Die Strifer mi1ien it'd
na6 anOeren 8~e5ugSqueQen ulnIeb&Il
ODER ST &reuSe trie6en. Sine 6irma
bat fi6 auf Dtele Wetle nit a., 900 Doll
lars vbtneinaerttten", Diele allDere nit
5000 bis 10000 Dollars.
Sobn Somep, Der 8rdii6ent bes uNaz
tionalen Arbeiterberein5", 1ou it'd be-
reits 5u Der @rfldrung gen6tbiat aeieben
baben, oaB 0er Strlfe auf oen lebteu
Betnen gebt."
Netn Sauapgbtre.
Great SALTS, l6. 9tpriI.
Der Nusitano Der Spinner 1T su @noe,
Inoem 0teleIben auf Die i6nen bon ben
Saorttanten nrfprinsIi3 offertrten
Hrs1ls e1Hae9angen fino,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-04-20

B0tts, 10. NprII.
Ser u11nipers" mill piiien, baB oas
Berltrer cabinet cine ieue J1ote all Bel>
glen eert6tet bat, pel6e elm IN Qtntper=
pen eri6ienenes YreuBen feinolibes
Naulpblst sum @ssenitaTbe BADEN ioa.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-04-20
WebraSfn.
StDntb, Is. gGpril

SIDHEV, To ZIPtH'
Slt elmer 3abLrei@ beiu6ten Geriamm1
lung, bic beute bier ltaTtfano, lief BON
George @. 9oman Don Omaba eth
S0reiben elm, in meI6em berielbe it9 er-
bietet, 5ueimal tdgli6 einen NeiIema9en
Bon bier mad 9arneD's Scat Gn ben
S6par3en 8ergen) abgeben gu lal1en,
tpenn Die biefi9e BIr9eri0aIt ft6 per-
pfli0ten mOlle, 0%altepldbe al paiienoen
3wii@enpunfen gu erri6ten. Der 8ors
iblag ipuroe %bereitmiui9it angenommen.
Die Gntfertung 3Dil0eu Sionep nno
0arneD'S Peaf betrGgt genau l62Dfellen.
eNAfn4A.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-04-20
Neau @ampgDire.

GREAT salts, l6. GpriI.
Ser Ausitano Der Spinner 1T Su @noe,
I11oem otelelben auf Die ibnen bon ben
SaDrttanten urfprIn9li3 offertrten
Hrstls e~iugesangsn fino.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-04-20
&oMiTaNn4

yfeD OrIeans IA. Npril.
Die pon @oub. &euogg Gil elmer alz
Beror6elttiheu SiBung etnberufene @es
lebgebuuB trat beute Wtittag 3uiammen.
9te conleruatipen WtttslieOer puroen
psreiOi8t unO Die 3ulaiiung oerieni9en
Derielben, oeren@ripdblun9 DomS 0ieOsz
geriAt fefBeiteut wuroe, Dem WaDIauss
i@uiIe Iberwielen, tpel6er morgen be-
riUten ipiro. 8eioe Sbeile i0eilen gez
piut, obue neiter etn Wort barber gu
perIieren auT Die @ntl9eioung Oes
S0ieosgeri0te5 etn5usebeH un6 10 BEN
Serglei9 81 elmer nOueloeten Gbatiabe
al mahen.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-10-20
Bob Noyes.


Bob Noyes, do stop your racket. No
body can have a minutes peace II You are
within hearing"
Bob's face flushed scarlet, aud he laid
down his hammer, leaving the nail half
driven. He turned the toy wagon he had
been working on over and over, with wist-
ful look which told of pitiful heartache.
1t was pretty toy wagon, in his eyes, and
he made every bit Of it himself and if he
could only drive six more nails, il would be
finished. But there must be no more racket
go he laid it away carefully, aud, going into
one corner of the yard, stretched himself
under a tree, and kicking the turf with his
heels, poudered over his many troubles, His
mother had said that there was no peace for
anybody II he was in hearing but certainly
there was no peace for him anywhere about
home.
lie had slipped into the parlor after din
ner, and was having good chat with Miss
Somers, and she was telling him about three
wonderful black and white spotted puppies
at her house, when sister Jennie came in and
asked him what he was imposing on Miss
Somers for. lie wasn't imposing, Miss
Somers said so. Guess he could talk as well
as Jennie, II she was eighteen two months
ago. But Jennie made him leave the room
without learning how the littlest and pret-
tiest puppy got out OF the cistern when he
fell in. Maybe he didn't get out. Bob
kicked harder, and wished he knew. After
his rejection from the parlor, Bob started to
the gerret to console himself by rocking in
the old-fashioned red-crade grandmother
Noyes had rocked papa aud Uncle John in,
but Nell aud the boys would not let him in
they Were getting up surprise tableaux, and
didn't want any little pitchers around,
lie sought his fathers study, to look at an
illustrated edition Of natural history. But
papa objected. lie couldn't have Bob in
there making disturbance" Almost heart
broken, he turned TO his mothers room,
" Go right away you'll wake the baby" met
him at the threshold. lie looked into the
kitchen, and begged 10 help make pies, but
Bridget told him TO clear out, lie next
went to the wood-house, aud sought 10 as
suage his sorrows by working on his wagon
and now he was forbidden this.
lie could not understand why he was
driven from everything he had not been q
bad boy and lost his temper ltwas beyond
his six-years-old philosophy. His poor little
brain was puzzled over what older children
called "certain inalienable rights" without
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-10-20
Persons Of Importance.

Talk about persons of importance, will
you There's no one equal to the family
baby. Never king, or emperor, or presi-
dent, with his power. lie knows it, too, be
fore his tiny feet can patter over the floor.
He is as sure of it as il he knew every Ian
guage ever spoken, instead of none
When he awakes in the morning, another
sun rises when he is carried away for the
night, he must kiss every one, and every one
rejoices in his kisses His eating and drink
ing his walking and his pantomine, are sub
jects for important bulletins every day.
All, how strange it is that this important
being must one day be let down to the posi-
ton of an ordinary boy, expected to eat
what is set before him, and do as he is told
perhaps TO 60 into somebody's Office and
be snubbed that he should come after
while to be man, and find no one very
anxious as to his kisses-nay, to have one
refused him occasionally. Yet, it's true.
II he lives, he will slide slowly down to the
ordinary level.
He'll be sour baby " no more, but only
common human being, with faults in plenty;
and even il he should stand at the top of the
ladder, be great soldier, renowned states
man, genius--no matter what, he'll never
be what he is now, faultless creature,
whose win is law TO everybody, who has not
an enemy in the world, aud lots of lovers,
and who has only to utter a series of shrill
shrieks to be called darling, smothered
with caresses, and comforted with flagons.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-10-20
A Truthful Sketch.

Let man fail in business, what an effect
it has on his former creditors Men who
have taken him by the arm, laughed and
chatted with him by the hour, shrug their
shoulders, and pass on with cold How do
You do p
Every triAe of bill Is hunted up and pre-
sented, that would not have seen the light
for months TO come, but for the mlsfortunes
of the debtor. II il is paid well and good
il not, the scowl of the sheriff. perhaps, meets
him at the corner. A man that has never
failed knows but little of human nature.
In prosperity, he sails along gently, waited
by favoring smiles and kind words from
everybody. lie prides himself on his name
aud spotless character, and makes his boast
that he has not an enemy IN the world
Alas the change lie looks at the world in
different light when reyerses come upon
him lie reads suspicion on every brow.
lie hardly knows how to move, or 10 do this
thing or the other there are spies about him
u writ IL ready for his back. To know what
kind OF stuff the world Is made Of, q person
must be unfortunate, and stop paying onoe
in his lifetime. II he has kind friends, then
they are made manifest A failure is a
moral sieye-it brings out the wheat and
shows the chaif. A man thus learns that
words and pretended good will are not and
do not constitute real friendship,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-10-20
Raikoad inns.
CESTRAL VERMONT RAILROAD LINE
Fall Arrangement,

rnA1xs ooixo sourn AND EAST.

Leave Montpelier at rs, A. ~. $50 ,. w. and $50
MAIL 1HAiN leaves 81 Alhan. at Wv w. connecting ~
noston Worcester, etc; NJ White River Junction, with
trains on the rnssumislc miioad at South Vernon tor
Springfield and Sew York at New London with steamers
' 'bSy FxgEr.s leaves Montreal at aos w. ST. johns AZ
10 IA ~ Malone at 600 A.. IT,. 81. Adams at 1900 49,
arriving in Boston via Lowell AZ st5 =. N.
NfauT FxpRTsa leaves OgieuHDufp AZ l3l0 o. NJ. Mon
trea at $50 r. N St. johns al 40 p ~ st. Ahans at 725
uh trnins for Hn-ton and Worcester etc. arriving Hos
ton at NJ at South Vernon, With trains for spring
ned and New YORK, arriving n Sew hotk ai l230r,h.
TRAINS GOING NORTH AND WEST.
leave Montpelier at a2a 81 NJ $40 and 40 N
DAY ENrHFss leaves os;on via Lowell % 500 A ~ for
burlington 81 Alhans, Montreal etc. arriving In Montreal
aiB2n and Opiensnurg at 800 A. w. making conucc-
AZ TE,Is Tor Burlington and st. Abans leaves Boston
via Lowell nc LOO via Lawrence and fitchhurH at 30
~ Springfield at H0o a. n, New London ai sos .. a.
south ysnog at 1900 4 bellows tail. AZ n IS ,. ~
stsr connecting with trains for Osipushnfg Trims
icaviug Boon VIA ftchhurg ~ 80 A. w. and Springfield
at soV A H connect at White River Junction with bay
AceouuoDArfoS TnAfs leaves Northheid at 40 A. w.
Rutland at 20 Burlington at as -. Alhaus at
lJs r w. Tor st. Johns. and At 1900 Tor Ogienshurg
NiouT EXPRESS leaves south Vernon At 1905 ,, NJ,
receiving passenger from Conne'.ieat hser raeaa
~ neliows Fans at ii2o r. w., connecting With train
over Cheshire mroad eoyins Boston at $40 NJ connect
s0r N for Burlington. - Aibans Montreal etc, arv-
ng Montreal At soo A. and n ogdensbnfg a. l25o
\ connecting with Grand Trunk railway for the West
frans leave Montpelier Tor Bars al ~ and 80 A.
and 40 =. hsirining ientc BARR Al Z" A. w. and
arr aitnce, to Nighi Express trains running
bewetn Montreal aud Boston and Montreal aud srung-
aed, and ST. Aituns and Troy.
Ihfoush tickets for Chicago and the West for sale at the
P''''' j. W HOBART, ocneral superintendent
81. Albsns, Octohcf J. 1873.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-10-20
Ghe Uome Gnfh.
oorso our wrTu rms r,pr.

h,iae me up IN my bed wife.
There's the sound of the sea In my eari
And It sings to my soul IN mnslc
That earth h moi biessod 10 hear.
Olen the little window. wife.
Then come aud NJ by my side.
Wen walt Gods sweet food water
To take me ont with the ude.s
see the haf,oi-b -bat wife.
Aud my dear little boat In the bay;
Hut Who shall be able 10 guide her
when her master hath passed away9
KNOW that her helm. 80 trusty.
WIN answer no other hand
Ash answered mine when ! knew. wife.
You were waiting Tor me on tile strand.
our boys are M before ns. wife.
wceJack i. beneath the wave,
And blne-eycd fre,ldy SLEEPS. wife.
In yonder yew-boNercd grave.
Where ihe early daisies cluster
Around hi. bah, bel.
Aud me thrush .ii. chanting .,fter
in yon trco that .imdes the dead
There. a ciu runs through our hearts wife.
when the hafbor-baf doth moan3
But darker grief will be- yours. wife,
when yuu'r lcfi in the co, alone;
ls.t few more flows oi The .ea. wife,
And few more ehl~ pf the tide.
Then God's sweet food shall bring you
Again to your Old mans s'iel
The sun /, low In the west. wife,
Aud the tide sinks down with the sum
We will pan with eaeh other In love. wife,
For sweetis our lives have run
Give me your hand. my own love.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-10-20
Srirrf MisfeHanp.
AUTUMN.

n. the golden eleam " an autumn dsy,
with the soft min raining A. n In plays
Aud tender touch upou everything,
Asn Autumn remembered the days Of Spring.
In the listening woods there Is not a breath
TO shake their gold 10 the svafi bcneathi
And glow a. of sunshine upon them lies.
Though the sua was hid In thc shadowed skies.
The cock. clear crow from the harnyari comes.
The muiiied hell fru- the bei'ry booms,
And faint aud dim. and froin far away,
Come the voices " children In happy play.
o'er the mountains the white rain draws H. vsii.
And the biack rpoks. cawing, across them sail,
while ncnrcr The swooping swallows skim
Der the stcel-sray rivers frettoi bfim.
No sorruw upon the landscape weighs,
No grief for the vanished summer days
But sense Of peaceful and calm rcpnsc,
flkc that which age in us Autumn knows.
The Spring time lnnsinu are past and gone
The passions of summer no longer are known,
The harvest. gathered and AUTUMN stands
Sereneiy thoughtful, with folded hands.
over all /. thrown memorial hue,
4 glory Asal the rial ne'cr knew
For memory sifts from the past H. pain,
And suffers A. beauty alone 90 remain.
with half q .mlle and half = sigh
I, ponderi The past that has hurried by;
see. It, aud feels t. ami loves u all,
Content It has vanished beyond recall.
q glorious Autumn thus serene.
Thus living and loving all tina, has been
Tins calm and tsiuteuted let me he
when the Autumn Of age shall come 10 me.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-10-20
NEW ooopsl NEW STYLES


WHEREAS on the goth day Of September 1855, by
decree the Court of Chancery the state of YER
mont authority given 10 the Receivers aud Managers
M lhe vermont Central aud Vermont Canada roads 70
issue Their notes for the OF seven hundred thousand
oafs payable In ten years from the rs day OF November
t and bearing interest AZ the eight cent, pay
aole semi annually and 10 pledge therefor certain ehp-
uel theren specified consisting Of certain ears ana en-,
ehea enumerated by name and number tn sid decre aud
Mhef.as by subsequent decree OF said Court dated Anfh
-uh h1 further authority conferred upon said re
Nmry years to run. called lscome and Extension Bonds,
nud 10 deposit said bonds 10 the amount Of seven hundred
thousand dolars In the New England Trust CO., OF some
"s equally safe company for the purpose OF retiring t
sai bonds maturing the st day of November 1873, ny
'tse aud 10 pledge security iur said seven hundred
nvn.hd lnlnrs, ~ To he densed as aforesaid all tht
Equipment BY number and name OF cans anu engines, Mhnh
As originally pledged for the special security OF tue sad
s' issue OF seven hundred thousand dollars, and IN add
suly for said last mentioned bonds notes all the trust
uFfy OF every name and description, and 10 apply the IN
e % said trust property to the payment OF the ntees
~ .'iu last mentioned bonds noles, the same frun
uliie 10 time should mature.
Now therefore, notire Is hereby given that the said liecev-
ManAgers IN pursuance of Std lasi menilnnei order
neetee of the Court have deposited the said seven hun
49, nnusAnd dollars OF said bonds or notes ~ The oriuh
ln nrlos and Trust Company corner of MIX aud Con
hhicd thousand doll u bonds, known as the INST
llu'nnsht loan maturing the hrst day OF NoNein-
t Nia and all holders ~ the last named bonds are re-
Ne 70 call and make the exchange, dollar fof dollar to
~ aepNe Income and Extension Bonds as directed ny tue
iee "t The Court and after the nrst day Of November,
st. Albans. October s. 1873 ~es
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-10-20

Bnr culture is spreading rapidly in Califor-
MIA. At the present rate of increase, it is
estimated that there will be in fouryears one
million stands of bees in Los Angeles and
the two adjoining counties, which will pro-
duce annually one hundred million pounds
of honey, worth S20,OO0,OOO, which is more
than the value of the sugar and moasses
crop of Louisiana, Texas, and Florida com
bined.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-10-20

REv. Dn. TALMADGE is seeking TO inau-
gurate crusade against modern cookery
lie says "The kitchen knife has often cut
of the brightest prospects. The kitchen
grid.ron has often consumed commercial
enterprise. The kitchen kettle has kept
many good man in hot water"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-10-20
Starving a Verdict.

In the time of Elizabeth of England, a
box Of preserved barberries, sugar, candy
and hquorice being found upon John
Muckow, one of the jurors, after he and the
other Jurors were gone from the bar TO con-
slider their verdict, he was committed TO the
Fleet prison, until he paid a fine. In
another case, the jury being withdrawn
after evidence, and remaining a long time
without concluding on their verdict, the of
ficers who were attending them, seeing their
delay, searched them, and found they had
pippins, which being mentioned to the court,
they were examined on oath, and two OF
them confessed that they had eaten figs be-
fore they were agreed on their verdict, and
three confessed that they had pippins, but
had not eaten any Of them and that this
was unknown TO the parties. Those who
had eaten were fined 50, aud those who had
the pippins forty shillingsi yet the verdict,
upon great consultation, aud after confer
ence with the other judges, was held to be
good. Even at the present time, in England,
neither food nor fire nor drink, except water,
is allowed the jury. In a recent case, during
a severe winter, the court allowed good
supply Of gas, but refused fire.