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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-10-27
| Hotel with a. Library.
BY GAIL HAMILTON.

How will the m morning stars sing
together on that milennial day when
the landlords of the earth shall pull
down their curtains if need be, seeing
they are usually gray as to the lace,
and dingy as to the damask, and snre
to gather dust and deflement, be they
never so royal at the outset shall
pull up their carpets if purses be shall
low, seeing the carpets are trodden by
such ungenial feet as fate may send,
and that the deeper the pile, the more
surely it boards its uncanny deposits
for sensitive lungs, and delicate nerves
and vivid imaginations shall give up
even its frescoed finery, its breadth of
gilded frame and plate glass, if danger
of bankruptcy require it; but shall
hold the one indispensable luxury of a
hotel to be a library! With lavish
generosity, from apparently boundless
resources, the proprietors of hotels
have furnished their guests with
numberless comforts and conveniences.
They have made marvellous outlay
to tascinate the eye and to crafty the
palate but it seems never to have
entered into the heart of man that this
American people knows how to read
An occasional Bible in a bedroom, a
gorgeously gilded book OF advertise
ments on the center.table of the gild-
ed aud gorgeous drawing-room, a
faint, vague rumor of newspapers in
the outer darkness where female foot
never penetrates, this is all that in
dicates any consciousness in the hotel
proprietor that the travellers of the
world ever care to while away wait
ing hour by the innocent diversion of
reading. What doth hinder the de-
votion of few hundred dollars to
works of popular science, popular
theology, art and literature, and his
tory In what quarter,,of the heavens
shall rise chat landlord OF the future
is he even now aisporting with his
innocent infantine toes in the sun
-L:-~o ...L ~ -~.-' I-.1-:.o-
glass, one hot, heavy, horrid arm.
char, one dusty, tasseled curtain, to
the auction-room, and bear into his
inn from the proceeds set Of Dick
ems, and of Thackeray, and Scott, and
Cooper, and George Eliot, and John
Halifax, Gentleman, and an occasinal
volume of Tyndall, and Huxley, and
Agassiz, and Browning, and Tenny-
son, and Matthew Arnold, and Ma
caulay p The chair and the curtain
and the looking glass would do it.
l can but think that the room from
which it was known that chair, a
table, and a looking glass had been re-
moved to make room for choice and
sensiblelittle library, would be the most
popular room in the most popular
hotel in the city,-[Scribner for No
vember.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-10-27

Just now, when it seems as if cor
ruption had death clutch on every
city in the land, it is good to be able
to say that Detroit has many honest
men. An Ohio man, feeling that he
was getting drunk, entered Franklin
street saloon yesterday and loudly in
Quired rs there an honest man
here who'd take charge Of sixty.one
dollars for me ?" eyes sir !" came
from seventeen different men in reply,
and it was a place, too where honesty
would not be looked for Detroit
Free Press.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-10-27

PETERsoN's MAGAZINE, that Queen
of the Ladys Books, is on our table
for November. The principal steel
engraving, "Mamma's Flower Girl,
is very beautiful. So, also, is the
mammoth colored steel fashion plate.
But, as a contemporary says, the stories,
the fashions, the patterns, in short,
everything in Peterson" is the best
of its kind. For 1876 great improve,
ments will be made. Address CnAs.
J. PETERSON, 306 Chestnut Street,
Philadelphia, Pa. Price 80 a year,
with steel engraving for framing en-
titled, 'The Signing of the Declara-
ton Of Independence"
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-10-27
Little Stories.
A CENTENNIAL ROMANCE.

1t may not be inopportune just now,
when patriotism is so rife in the
hearts Of our enthusiastic countrymen,
to submit little sketch of centennial
romance, which found room, budded
and blossomed, in the heart Of one of
Massachusetts earliest govern ors,
proving that no matter how full and
earnest may be the purpose that III
spires the heart and life of the most
Jealous, the ''tiny god" can ever find
room to SGT up his banner, on which
is transcribed in letters of light, " "Veni,
uidi, uict.
William Bradford, who became
second governor of Massachusetts,
after the melancholy death Of Govern
or Carver (who soon slept by the side
of his wife and only child), was born
at Austerfeld, Yorkshire, England,
March, 1888. His father and mother
died when he was quite young, He
was tenderly cared tor by his grand
parents and subsequently, by an uncle.
His family was among the yeomanry
Of England, and very respectable
He was reared to agriculture. When
quite young he assumed the care OF
his own landed estates, and enjoyed
his occupation in cultivating and
beautifying them and, though much
of his time he was busy with his mer
in the field, he still found opportunity
to be quite a student. He became
proficient in the Latin, Greek and He
brew languages, and was familiar with
the German and French, which he
spoke Huently. He had embraced
the faith of the Puritans, and at seven
teen years ofage was one of the com
pany who made an effort to escape tt
Holland in search Of religious liberty
but was unsuccessful, having been be
trayed and was for season confined
in prison at Boston, Lincolnshir'
from which the city of Boston receiv
ed its name. But though religion ant
other momentous subjects claimed hi
attention and seemed to engross al
his mind, there was one, less grave
but not less potent, that permeatec
his whole being, and gave to his life
halo of brightness. Love had takel
possession of the heart Of young Brad
ford and often when he seemed mos
engrossed in his books, the golde
curls and soft blue eyes of Alice Car
penter were all he saw. His land
joined her fathers, and they ha
been paymates and companions l
childhood, he being but a few year
her senior. AS time passed rapid,
away and she grew into womanhood
her sunny curls turning to a sof
chestnut brown, she only became t.
the earnest, honest heart of William
Bradford more dear and more beauti
full and yet he said nothing to he
Of the deep and earnest passion whlc
he never forgot, even in his sleep, ii
one evening in autumn they had bee
enjoying long and pleasant convel
sallon, leaning over the hedge tha
divided their lands, when Alice toll
him she was soon to 60 to London t
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-10-27
VOL. 35: NO so
PO ETR Y
Ii BRlILEANTS.
AFTER,

AFTER.
The various notes that make the perfect song
Have each different length some full and
strong
And reaching up to an impassioned height !;
And others low and sweet, with not less
might
Because the measure is filled out with
silence 50
With life's events; Gods will, worked out,
doth grow
From passages of triumph and of pain
Into the rounded sweetness of the finished
strain.
Boston Trusc1Tpt.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-10-27
"A Boston family has remarkably

"A Boston family has remarkably
intelligent parrot, which repeats near
ly everything it hears, and which
some bad boys have taught to swear
awfully. 1t finally did little talking,
except of a profane character, and, to
cure its propensity, was repeatedly
soused in cold water and placed near
the stove to dry. During recent
storm some chickens, which had be.
come very wet and chilled, were
brought into the house and put by the
stove to revive them. 1t so happen
ed that the parrot had just been duck
ed himself, and after surveying the
chickens for some time he cried out in
oracular tones ''Little - fools
been swearing 2"
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-10-27

ATTENTION TO THE OLD.-A little
thoughtful attention, how happy it
makes the old. They have out(ived
most of the friends of their early
youth. Howlonely their hours. Why
should not the young cling round and
comfort them, cheering their gloom
with happy smiles?
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-10-27

LOVE OF RETIREMENT. He whom
God has gifted with a love of retire
ment possesses, as it were, an extra
sense.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-10-27

Why is a cot getting broke like
young lady getting married. Be-
cause he is going through the bride
ceremony.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-10-27

TO CHILD.
My fairest child, | have no song to give you ;
Nolark would pipe to skies so dull and gray
Yet, ere We part, one lesson can leave you,
For every day
Be good, sweet maid, and let who will be
clever,
Do noble things, not dream them, all day
long;
And so make life, death and that vast for
ever
One grand sweet song
Charles Kingsley.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-10-27

"Sambo, dis am magnificent day
for de race" "What race, Sambo ?"
"Why, de colored race, you stupid
Nigga"
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-10-27
OBLIVION.

Whole droves of minds are by the driving
god
Compell'd to drink the deep Lethan flood
In large forgetful draughts to steep the cares
OF their past labors and their irksome years.
Dryden.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-10-27

"A lofty position-the top of an
editorial staff
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-10-27

Flash language-Telegraphic talk.
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"A stamp act--treading on peo-
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0ermietbsn, iielt @erittSs unb S9ulbIHeine
aus aud 0iebt er GUrlhus luf Mtetben ben
@isentbiumeru, tpelGe ibm ibr@iaentbnm amer
trauen. Nerfauft auf pfentliter BUTTON nno
pripatimL Oa 0erleibe cine le9siGbriae gr
fabrans IN benz @eI9afte bat, 10 III CT i'm
Stanee ietas &unben sur 3ufrtecenbeit su
bebienen. mr. mi mint
, 1875-03-20
Die Tobkmr

III b%eittr1rtt. has sau3e ~btsberise Setlperfabren ,rts
tuitoben. Ote Sur 1pirb burb bas iogenannte
Snbbao Inb bur9 gtnnebmet pom 3obpalper
bemtrft. Ste aobbdSer 3eiesn an, no bic &rantbeit
3eit teteen fe bic 2ebenstrait' bes MenI6sn on.
9auienbe iinb In ben lesten Spet Sabren In Der
gabez@nitalt, "a Stanton Str, New slorf, sebeilt
Werste un6 Mpotbefcr. Die Sobbaber unteriaeisen
f5 Don anberen SGbern oabur1, bob le brett anf
bic aranfbeit etnipirten, u1b ben franfen Stoif ents
iernen, tn rpel9er Torm ct aud sum Worihetn
tomme. Ste fnb Elm @erbrennnnsss ober ausi6eis
bun9szproceb Der &ranfbettsitofe. Sober &rante
mfrs BET Der In,peubung bteier Sur ~iosulasen iein
eiqener Mr3t,. gScnn Sennanh bur9 btsie 8Goer gez
bsilt lit, 70 III er wirtli9 unb raoifal sebeilt. wabs
renb mad, ber bis9srisen ,9eilmetbooe bic weittel
gepobnli9 9efdgrli6er iiub ais bic &rarfbeitielbit
Ine ii3 Siters eth sanass Seer iscunodter &ranss
beiteu e~tnltelt.
nnb dnberli@. %furiren, 70 itnb bod bic @irfnnaen
bet fol9enSen 6ranfbetten, beionoers pern ie 5d
nod tn acutem 3%ultanoe b%efinben, gang auberorbents
lid: Ticber, felbit Nerpens nno Gppbusfieber,
sarisf, a ssst l2a HaS gassesS a, mt n lMs sa IDira
Defenders bet iun9en 2euten Ii. i'm eriten Staotunt,
sstusbnli6 Iei9t furtrt. MaHerlm6t, Rbeua
t~nattsmns pereeI oft feb, ii4nsa. sebeilt;
fppbiIttiid,e Grantbetten in iebem @raoe. gei
dnberen 8ranfbeiten, Yranotpuneen, @es
fdypdren, LSeropbeIn &C; 1T bic @trfuns cine
piSsli6e u. ftdtbare.. Sur Elm gab tit btmrei9sno,
uH SeoeH pom OCT 2Sttlnh9 gu hoeroen9en. Ut0s
genfrebS uno bic iogenannte $Sarns ober
Sncferrmbr (eine bis iest nnbeilbare &ronfbeit)
ipurben 9ebeilt. Set .lesterer &ranfbeit seber IS
4ro5ent bes 3uderitofies NIT ieoem Babe Sur9 ben
llrtn ab.
Die gabes unb Ginnebme> Bulper ,p.rben mad
iebem Ylas i'm 2anbe p~erlanot, Ger Yreis beB
8abespulptrs TT 80, Der bes Ginncbme : 8ulpers
81. Man IaiJe fi9 cine Broi6ire iiber bic 2obtur
In enslii4er oSer bsatider Spraebe i6iden.
FIR. Rauchfuss,
"a StontoR Ctr. (Box 1892
Rem gorS
, 1875-03-20
1920 Sener 9iciatipn1 S75
Dbtl q.

Mae gerliiae serNdert Bel Der 9Gpciatirn
felt ibres gntifsbens ltno prompt ts,oblt unb
belaMfen f6 ami 81 1892, 454.43. 6anfunc-
,ransistaNltno 0plllr linp bel hem SdaB=
m. iltfr Scn girninia bepurirt, iir rie Staer.
belt Der girginia Ypii,en. Srbaher.