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Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-06-11
Mttmamt Ratmtt
Notes About Town.

Ira Bryant has been very sick but is now
slowly gaining.
A. NJ. Cook, our express agent, is danger.
ously i'll with pneumonia.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Il. Rankin are expected
home early in Jelly. We understand Mr..
Rankin decides not TO accept the Oonsulship
at Messina, prcferring Vermont to Sicily.
Lairds' marble works are doing a thriving
business this season, employing twenty-six
hands. john N. Gale is foreman Of the
shops and somehow manages to make BUSH
ness hum.
Chas. Jones, a m%ulatto, stole a tensdol-
lar scarf from II. A. Hunt at the Avenue
House last Sunday, but before he got away
with it he was arrested, fined $50 and costs
and lodged in Jail.
Geo. q. Flanders, having sold his block to
the bank, is closing out his goods at low fig.
ures, and going West. Those wanting good
bargains 10 dry goods will fnd them at Flan-
ders' store for a few days. Read his adver-
tisement.
The examinations at Sc. Johnsbury Acad-
envy, in connection with the close Of the
present term, occur on Thursday and FRI
day OF next week, and on Friday evening
will be the exercises OF the graduating class.
To all the public is cordially invited.
Twelve persons received baptism aud
united with the Free Baptist church last
Sunday. The ordinance was administered
in the river at Fairbanks Village. We un-
derstand about the same number will unite
next Sunday. One person joined the Bap-
tist church by baptism, and three we're bap-
tized at Passumpsic.
The Avenue House has been sold and
decided to Messrs. b. e.. Howe and j. @.
Morrison, of Potter Place, N. H., for $685.
600. Mr.. Hale takes in the trade the Kear-
sarge House, at Potter Place, which is under
lease for a few years at $500 a year.
Messrs. Howe and Morrison take possession
next Wednesday. They intend to repair the
house and put it 10 good order throughout,
and then to run it in good style. Mr.. Hale
has reserved the use Of a suit Of rooms for
i've years, in which he and his family intend
to live.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-06-11
The Presidency of Middlebury College

The presidency of Middlebury college has
been offered to Rev. G. b. Hurlbert, pastor
of the Congregational church at Bennington,
and been accepted.
Mr.. Hurlburt is a native of Vermont. He
graduated at Dartmouth college in 1858, in
the class with Rev. II. N. Burton, Charles
NJ. Chase, editor Of the Lyndon Union, Prof.
Alpheus b. Crosby, Rev. Henry Fairbanks,
Hon. N. l.. Upham, Prof. q. A. Young,
several Of whom have become eminent in
their several professions. After leaving col
lege he taught a year at Swanton and two
years at st. Adams, when he entered the
Andoyer theological seminary graduating in
1853. In the fall of 1859 he was settled as
pastor Of the Congregational church at New
Haven, and continued until 1870 when he
went to Newark, New Jersey, where he re-
manned until he accepted the call to Benning.
ton and entered upon his duties there May
|, 1872. He has been a successful pastor,
au able preacher, and his many friends have
confidence that he will make an equally able
and successful college president.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-06-11
EuuItabIe rate. Of Adv~cr,,s,pr.

The cost Of advertising in the Farmer for four weeks
or longer, Is 10 cents an inch per week. and
any person may easily calculate the expense Of any
space be may wish 10 occupy by the following
Hulc.-For any number Of weeks not less than
four, multiply the number Of weeks by the number Of
inches up and down the column aud divide by feur,
and you have the price IN dollars.
This rule will apply TO one inch or twenty, for four
weeks or forty.
For one dollar paid in advance we insert a one-inch
advertisement four weeks, during which time IL will
receive over $4,000 impressions-being 100 impress
sions for a cent, AS each paper is read by Eve persons
on aR average, you reach Ousr SIR hundred readers for
for the printer.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-06-11

To the Sscretdrg ofWash Co. Agricultural Society,"
Your committee awarded 10 A.. W. Gray A SONS, the
Soelety's diploma and 4 premium at the annual fair.
These machines have been we'll known and much
used oy farmers IN this county, more Of them In use We
zion, but we will specially mention and call attention
70 some improvements made In It's construction, which
make II IN many respects more convenient TO use than
II was before. This machine heretofore has been the
only horse power ~threshing machine which was capa-
BILE OF beipg used as a simple thresher, a thresher or
or separator or n thresher, separator and cleaner
combined, or the cleaner may be used separately by
hand or power. Other combined machines have not
this advantage, that Il; Of being used separately.
This machine a. heretofore constructed was In many
setting up and running. Now BY a little change IN its
construction, the number Of separate parts IL lessened
and by the use of a few bolts the combined machine Is
rendered practically one frame possessed Of the advan-
tages Of n solid frame machine which losing none Of
the sdvantages Of using each part separately when de-
world wide reputation Of these machines.
sLiocjujMN 4. iNSopRfToN, Committee.
BURKE, N. Y, Feb. II, 1874.
A. Gray 4 SoRs-GenheneRs-The Two horse
Power Thresher and Cleaner | purchased Of you Is the
best | have ever used OF seen. IL cleans the grain as
pleased with It's work that they say they will not have
any other machine in their barns. Forward 70 me a
saving machine. Respectfully, ROBERT SCOTT.
This may certify I am acquainted with Mr.. Scott
who is an old thresher and has run Thrcshlng machines
for over "a years and run four different machines before
this one, aud expects to run two machines next fall Of
this kind. p. l.. LYMAN,
Chateugay, New York.
ST. ALBANs MEssENGER.-B. NJ. Billiard, Of Fairfax,
Vt, sawed with one Of Gray & Sons two horse power
machines, four cords Of har1 wood twice IN two in
t~hirty-nve minutes, at another time "a cords In eight
hours, Including delay In moving and setting machines
three times.
RUTLAND HERALD-for lightness, strength, dura-
bility, freedom from friction and ease and readiness Of
movement, Gray & Sons Horse Powers unquestionably
excel all others, and II Is not surprising 10 learn that
some who have used Others are giving them up and
purchasing these.
NEW ENGLAND FARMER, Boston, Hass.-Gray 4 Sons
have established a high reputation for machinery Of
their manufacture. Their machines are not 10 be sur
passed IN strength, ~lightness aud durability.
ROSWELL WAIT, Of Charlotte, Vt, states that he
threshed and cleaned for John Quinland with a two
horse machine 275 bushels OF oats between half
past l2 IN, and 8 O'Clock p. m, also states he threshed
and cleaned for l.. j. Dakin OF Charlotte, l47 bushels
Of wheat and 20 bushels Of barley in one day and clean
cd the floor twice. That wheat was green just from the
field.
u. T. WoODcoCK, of Granville, N. Y, states he
earned in one threslling season and saving wood In
the spring after, over eleven hundred dollars with a
two horse machine.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-06-11
ptaths.

At Grand Isle, juno 6, WessOn Macomber, 70.
Al Fairfax, May q, Lola Root, Wiho OF Deacon Lucas
Kingsbury, n.
Al MoriistOwn, June 3, George Small, SC.
AZ Peaoham, May %, Mrs. Clara Moody, wife OF
BoribneT Moody, 40.
At Reygato, May 70, Alexander Dunn, IS.
At Calais, May 30, Thirza Norris, 90.
AZ West Topsham, May %, of pnsumonia, o. II. Yves
ton, so,
Al Greensboro, June 3, Lizzie J. Andrus, wife Of
George Y. Folsom, 30,
At West Windsor, June 4, Orlln Hale, 55. Alife-long
resident Of the town aud = worthy and most estimable
citizen in all the relations Of life.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-06-11
Marriagts.

At Barnet, June |, by Rev. John Bols. William A.
Chapman, OF Peacham, and Lizzie Somers. Of Barnet.
At Barton Landing, June !, q. 8. Skinner, Of Barton
Landing, and Miss Ella A. Brown, Of ITasbuTgh.
Julia l.. Merriam.
At Derby, June |, Francis W. Young, of Irasburgh,
and Miss Emma Y. Scott, OF Newport.
At Newport June 8, Charles Eaton and LaetOtie L.
(SafOrd) Woods.
At North DAnyille, June |, by Rev. J. n. TTedmy,
Amos Edwards and Miss Jennie Church, all Of North
Danvile.
Al Montpelier. May q, G. II. Kensrson, Of Cabot,
aud Belle @. Harrington, Of West D~anVille.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-06-11

The Northern Association Of Universalists
will hold its annual session at West Concord
next Wednesday aud Thursday, June 10th
and 18th. An extra train will go over from
st. Johosbury Wednesday morning, on the
arrival Of the down mail train, at the usual
reduced fare.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-06-11

W. n puRNKrr. of Glans F.u N v s,otas la
,breshed and cleaned with : one horse macb,ns In ono
dsv. osii busbeIs OF oais. w
WV. VI. DEAYITT, Of Waterbury, VT, states that he
lhreshed 81 bushels Of oats in N mloutes with a two
horse machine.
hEsNf -, LhsIkhi OF Argyle, y Z, says ne
thIesheo " Dushels OF oats anu sawed . CORDS 81 Woou
~ ? nIuIs wiz u wv nVIso power set w tne ma
ehihe TWICE anu moNed - miies curing the ume'
~
49, AhNAnD' oI mesuora, W, suates Inat ne IN
.un y ono horse naohlhe . years, Anq uurlng nhAt
tlhe nas not pau Vu.s uOllat Ior repairs Inc hrst
yeaL ny earned WIN tne machme enough 70 pay iOr
~
i.O hAND, oI oouth Londonderry, W, states shas
ne saMeu Witn one OF our Two morse powers a cora OF
aIu woou VICE IN tWo In - minutes, anu WIN uIas
saw has saMeu tMo iogs On "hich were Two Ieet IN IL
Aweter III h'e minutes
n uua. -
~; =. rhEsSh' waterbury, w Writes unuer date OF
SePt. w, leIi, says ne thresheu W. Dusllels OF oats
ln seven hours' anu il reday 70 oeetthatH any one else
can
FaAuKtIN. Dsl. 90. N. v Anril 3. ,z,.
Ms,,r,. A. w. Gray a onS2G,aU,mrniE have
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-06-11
Spefial Aotifes.

ECONOMICAL NEw fooD.-25 cents will buy a package Of
Sea Moss Fanne, made from pure Irish Moss, which will
make 30 kinds Of dishes, such as cakes, pies, buildings, etc,
or 10 quarts Of oustards, jelies, creams, Charlotte Russo,
blanc mango, etc. Sold by all Druggists and 0rocers.
We cheerfully call the attention Of our readers to the mer-
its Of pebbins' Electric Soap, ltmAde by Cragin 4 Co, PhlA-
delphla) who confidently ask a trial. The soap will tell Its
own story. We advise yu to try IT,
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-06-11
II o r s E p o w - r s
A. w. GRAY g. s o s
ID, The following are selected.
From the TestimonInIs
VII.

The r~@a imppsusnst in those machines make them much SUPERIOR any nw in use Thu, gearing
horse powers being mostly wrought iron and dd pmdeiu pmh ger and more durable and they are
10 develop more Owdh than any other in III . market
Ernnl Inc nuuncrnn. r.uLn,nnLn r.c.ircd. m fnIInULnnn c ..Icrtcd.-
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-06-11
Pc

A Ii SQLDUERS WOUNDED, RUPTURED
~ OR INJURED in the late Rebellion, however
slightly, are still entitled 10 q PENSION. Many
who have already been granted pensions are entitled
10 n higher rate per month than what they are now re.
ceiying, either by reason Of increasing disability and
age, or Wy new acts of Congress. Those having claims
Of this nature can have them promptly prosecuted, and
without charge, unless successful, by addressing T. j.
DEAVITT Attorney at Law and U. s. Claim Agent,
kfontnolfar VI
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-06-11
INCOME FOR 1874.

..''..' i1SoiSoI %
Interest. 65I ,097 "a
=
Total Income. ,..............,.. ..s3,376,3 81 %
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-06-11
Nam Honest, Unsolicited Testimonial.
AGENTS WANTED,

To canvass for a large ILLUSTRATED family paper,
in every town aud county Of New England, Large
CATomos, large Casa Commissions and Gold premiums.
Specimen aud circular free 10 agents. Address, with
references, j. y. FOSTER, 3 MIX st. Boston.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-06-11
ALL THE IMPROVEMENTS.

ALL I'LL Au1I W. bNnhN 1 y,
FIRST.
All the principal journals are steel, and ground
in emery, made most perfect, and they revolve in the
best composition brass inserted in an iron frame, and
need noIbolts to hold them perfectly firm.
SECOND.
The Machines have a patent oiler attached to each
box, and consequently need but little attention from
the rider.
HIR
1t has a less number Of bolts than any other Mower
made.
FOURTH.
This Machine has a patent under-draf, which,
together with the Steel SHAFT and Brass Boxes makes
it the lightest draH mower ever made, and the dura-
rabilty far exceeds any other mower and 1t will not
cost one-half as much for repairs for a term of fifteen
years as any other machine.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-06-11
FACT-IOOO STATEMENTS,

VEGETABLE PULMONARY B~ALsAM-This highly ap-
proved medicine for coughs colds and all pulmonary dgec-
lions Of the lungs and chest, Is probably without a par
rallel in the history Of medicines, having, during a
trial OF nearly fifty years, maintained a constantly
growing reputation. All who have had opportunity TO
witness It's salutary effects, unhesitatingly recommend
II. IL IL prepared by Cutler Brothers & Co., Druggists,
80 Broad Sweet, whose name Is q sufficient guarantee
ruary 4, 1875.
For Sale by all Apothecaries. Price, Large, sl.OOi
Small 50. cents.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-06-11
Oalce Of ]. D. Grimths & Sons,

Me&srS. 4. ". Gray 4 SOns-Genhemens-Al the
powers we ordered of you have given perfect ~satisfac.
ton, also our power which we have run three seasons
which has not cost US one cent for repairs. IL Is our
opinion IL Is the best power in the market, and this Is
the opinion Of those who have run It.
Yours Respectfully, j.. II. GRlFFITHS & SONS.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-06-11

Circulars and Price Lists, or amy other desired inform
on application. Address
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-06-11
A PAYING BUSINESS,

To an energetic, reliable man, we will give ths erclu-
size right for his city or town to sell our Treadles for
Sewing Machines, Jig Saws, &c., paying him q very
chine now In use, and by any person, however I'M
skilled, Capital needed 81 TO $40. For full particu-
STRAIT POstOn
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-06-11

DIR. GREEN'S success in curing
:; !. !. !. i. !: !; 3 !. !. !. !: !. !: !. !: !. !; 7 !. !. q. 2. !. !. !. !: 3. 4. : !: !. !. / 4: ]. ]. ]: !. J: !.
AFA Cancer, ScrofulR, Catarrh, and all chron-
EHl ii j ie diseases, is without parallel. The Doc
tors Treatise on diseases and the means
ONlIMN1 Of cure, tho result of p years eXpe-
VAI lLA rienee, will be sent free TO inyalids. Ad-
dress, Dr.. r. GREENE, "a TEMPLE
SSU9 PLACE, Boston, MASS.
, 1875-01-03
AN ALLEG0RY.

{w wETEn.}
Lonely bird on the nest,-
Drt7ry nest =
Where such cruel tiorus havs pfessoo
Her soft Ireast,
In the holloH-hearted tree:
Hung the door with frozen tears,
Wnere ehe futters, watches, feArz,
Crying o'er tho frosty de11s,
ChirEuping her de.r-
Wounded bird IN the wing,
Flutterirg -
{Oh such songs he used to stug
In the Srr1ng,-
Listened all the hspry choir):
Red drops, falling through tho asr,
Dot the cold snors here nnd iheFa
Traco the flight above the blast:
Fitting southwzrd he.
Answering echoes on the storm:
+" Patience. sweet I'll soon retWn3
TIL SuInmer-ne4t I've found,
Life uII stay for thee!"
LENA PHxATu1
, 1875-01-03

nDid you steal the compla.nant's coat ?" asked
q magistrate OF seedy individual who uas ar
raigned before h:sn. IL decline to crafty tho
morbid curiosity OF the public BY answering that
question" responded the seedJ individual, with
b glance 1t the reporters.
, 1875-01-03

buttDped his jacket and threw It DacR, When De-
meath appeared close-ittiug woven shirt. on
which VAS painted, with considerable anatomical
accuracy the ribs and viscera Of fayed body,
all the veins, muscles, arteries, ETC., being very
minutaly portrayed. At the point where The
stomach should have been there appeared q
round little canteen marked "Cognac," with a
glass elung on each side OF it. A very iudelcate
But original garb Was worn by sn inventive
individual, whose ingenuity procured for
him a nights lodging in the station-house. His
costume consisted Of square box ;:hich extend-
ed from his throat nearly to his knees, his legs
and arms being clothed IN their every.day ga!o.
Al the back of this box was g door with this in
gcription "Do not open." OF course, every
body who ssw him hastened to open the door,
aud as withiuit there was nothing ut all, 80 fat
az clothes we're concerned. the effect can better
be imagined than described OF course his
liarity OF his attire MAS made known he was ut
once arrested and carried OF to the station
house. A party of male dancers we're dressed as
Nsdau,e Angot, and danced and gamboled with
much grotesque effect. Among the cos
tunes which created some scandal was
Roman Catholic Bishop, which had
evidently been purchased at some ecclesiastical
warehouse. 90 perfect WAS it in all its details
aud go rich ID materials. At s o'clock the ball
broke up, AMI the house was cleared in the
following fashion: The hundred musicians
80 ~ ~ at1,,cE nm a ]iyey air Thoy then
etHs1 a.s.nead anu stoslv n1av;nr ~ thew want and
dr,r;ng tha crowd hefora Them lii The doors were
"a ~ tba honsa M entira1v enutv. This
reetiod of clearing the house Which Is the ono
aioara adonted riyos M nffanso. ond tho
ra"a,a1a rsna1ly ,etreat in nerfect rood humor
~ on,d D nrdar T,ha rastaur,nts a1onr tia
Ha1,,"ra, wsr. +hronoad iii lonr after dnv-
ien.i9 I'D tha F;o1ro calcn,ates t1a1 there we're
a.,an,ead H snrinG tha nieht ovcr sr hnndred
Jeae. - aea.ors a,one
"u6r1 n,Ito -, aSc;tarnant vas rac.nt}v created At
,,entas s hv the nenra,ional and sineular di.coY-
80 ~ r;olin fIo,tino in tbo river Tith seyer-
e! eJ,'.ad - 1aft onaS a3tached to il Ths mv.ta.
s;a,,a ar-sraoment c,used on;ta . communion an
;toue = ,eas anrSsea thet some fouI daed Ind bean
ca,nn,;stad mt a murder. ut least a m1tila-
INV Vsrions rnmors hayo heen rife concerning
;ooIonsv darrera retribution. ctc. But the in
!yest;ratinns ! If tho uoce hive at last succeeded
- o1asr,n1 m tha mysterv It snnearn that
ti.sra rorSer1p lived st V;tiedani-enr-Se,naa an
~ tasctar ~ rho v;o,;n WIN was rennted hy h;a
fr;anIS -, ha i. gTe,t cen,ns and pv the world at
iar@o - ho a l;ttje rroeked This hped mnaicjan.
..1,osa namo wns gotta. nmonr other strange
thaor;sa Ehich he cheri.ed in regard to per-
tns,,,,. ~ b;a favn,ito inst7 nment al
49, -U.n4''1 1n,;ntained that the left hand VAS
+h*' r,,ut Imnortant nne in nlaying IN tho violin
su1 t:s,t t],e rinht vas hut the servant Of the
nthe,. Ha diej a faw dayg ago. and on his
deathled he called to him bis fayorite pupil, one
hT yo,,;u IT und m,de him nrn1nisa mt Ia
, 1875-01-03

SINNERS arms JUST now, my cousin, Hugh
JONES' came into tho bar, not seeing me, and No
said to the man be was With: Is it a good job
will have at Drynmor tomorrow r Capital
SAID Mor1is,-for that WAS the one he was WITH
There will be wesk'8 possession. and then the
sale and between Mr. Tranter and me We Will
skin the young Englishtnan nicely. Iheres 1or
you.!" -..-,
This Morris, it seemed, was an auctioneer and
nrent in small wsy bailif Of the County Court,
and wrecker in general. A bury, downcast
looking man, going about in SILENT stealthY
manner; respectful to obBe1uiousuees to per-.
sons above him in position, but with bard, cold
eye that boded i'll for any one at his mercy But
I was in no danger Of any process OF law. M1as
could Morris be to me 1? Ihen IN m instant re-
called the fact that this was legally the rent-day.
and toat the law accords to = landlord, without
MOTTO, or PROCESS, the night to seize bis tenants
effects and take possession Of his premises.
lint " cried, as all this flashed upon me,
.Trnnter would nayer venture On such IN out
rage" ,..,,- .a
said of him il be could make q trife; md
listen, Captain-I heard Morris say that he has
taken fancy to your furniture, and mean8 TO
get it all for the half-year's rent"
Then realized for the first time "as IN
yery desperate position. I had only few
pounds in my pocket; everything else WAS Locked
m in this rof1l bank. Tranter had come to the
conclusion that was socially moIibund, and
hoped to have the picking OF my bones 10
morrow CueI1HQEGuCul "UA10 Do ~ tbeaCoo4StA
Of The roughs; and to my poor wife such shock
would perhaps be fatal. What should dor
Ii vas cruel thing to. contemplate quietly this
invasion OF my home at such. Crisis. surely
any man with heart not altogether OF stone
would hold his hand If he knew all the clrcun-
ct ances OF the CASE With violent effort over
came nv pride, and resolved that would humble
myself before the man and ask bis forbearance::
..Wait here, David, said, '1nlay want you"
and hastily took my hat aud went out to Tran
ter's cottage I thought I aaw big face at the
window, as passed, but when his houskeeper
came to the door, she laughed in my face, and
denied that he was at home. He had gone out,
and probably would not be back till the next day
Evidently Mr., Trauter had taken p1ecAutons
not to be spoken to on the subject returned
home detected and mia91able. The honsemaid
was looking cut for me Is reached the gate
Her mistress WAS taken i'll David had been sent
to seek his wife, and / must go and fetch tue
doctor. .-.--. M
Ar midnight things we're still in suspense. The
doctor and nurse rere in the house. but jana
MAS still in her trouble. The doctor talked cheer
fully. but looked little anxious In one OF the
intervals when he came downstairs for little
refreshnent. told him OF the posltlon IN WHICH
was splaced- ~
"You must keep them ont, hs aaid, At AL
, 1875-01-03

WOMEN al ~ tcA4as AoA oAS ~ ottA4 44FeAAAt -
the wall, worthy the plucklng OF Monsieur dc
Balzac; but let one last sunbeam CONS. and she
will attain the declining beauty OF 'memo1les
and regrets" ..
In speaking Of tho diplomatic language
I m.,st preserve q clever speech OF Madame
Henry de Pene at the first representa-
tion OF lila Haine." Some one said to her,
pointing out with her. fan the box OF =
Foreign Minister. - He has perfectly the air OF
diplomatist." :. Which proves" she SAID.
's that he is bad diplonatist." And, in truth,
the true diploma,st is the one who seems to , see
1eyrand always had an absent minded air. They
thought him absent, but he was always at home:
As for Monsieur de Mesternlcb, he always said
.. I don't understand. He understood before
anv one spoke. -.
The young Princess de- Mstternich has the
same talent Of her father~in-law all which did
not save either Austria OF Francs, her
second fatherland. For you kno" that
sho persists in breathing the air OF the
Champs Eiysees like the Princess Mathilde, who
said to me that biilllant evening OF Ia l. name.
'' This horrible Paz1s. how love IT. Permls-
sion was given to the Pr7ncess to mike tour
or the world in 1870, but II. ThierB, WHO knew
her we'll caye her to understand that the gates
OF PARIS we're open to her.
For many women, Paris is their native mir.
Tie moment they leave it they are homeeick. It
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-12

The VmoNIUs CONVENTION. public
will learn with sincere satisfaction that the
virginius question is at last set at rest--let us
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ing TO boast of in the transaction. The insult
to our flag was of more consequence than the
few thousand dollars Spain has flung at the
Washington government much as we give few
pence 10 an importunate beggar to be rid of
nuisance Rumors have even circulated that
tins act Of tardy and insufficient reparation
was only decided upon when bargain was
struck that in return for this convention we
should recognize little Alfonso as King of
Spain We hope that this rumor is unfounded.
Such bargain would be dishonor to This
country and would be reprobated by the hon
est men of all parties.