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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-10-27

TEACHERS CoNvENTIoN.-The Northwest
ern Vermont teachers Association Will
hold us annual meeting at Swanton, IN
ACADEMY Hall, Nov 3rd ard 4th. Ibis
Association embraces Chittenden, Franklin
and Grand lie counties The exercises OF
the occasion will consist Of lectures, discus
Sons. essays. etc. Of which fuller notice
viii be given hereafter.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-10-27
L Ice r A I'll Y T.
CETARRH.

ru.. Is tie destructive aud terrible stage OF the
d sease. The whole uasal passages, inc udlns the
ewes aud ears. the tonslls, throat ana bronch al
tubes and lungs become. one after another Affected
iuasmed. liberated and succomb rapidly 10 thls
lri-htful MOI peculiar acid IL generated ana
set AZ lluer.&b this disease, which permestlns
the bl OF. weakeus and destroys It's renovstng
power and allows the system no opportunity 10
throw C he malady until this poison Is neutrallzed
and expelled Il is here thar constitutional treat
mcnt beco m-s OF the most vital Consequence be
cause unless at this stage the disease Will
mako rapid progress towards pulmonary consump-
Ton. H- Marcus Household PhysiciGH. Meanwhile
a soothing. heal NJ, and sstrln-ent medicine must
ne applied directly 10 the nasal passages, th-s
form NJ the NEST perfect treatment Of the disease
usssthl-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-10-27
THE BEST MEDICINE.

EAST MARsHFiELp. Au-. =, $50.
Ma. STEVENS Dear sir-I am seventy one years
Of aye: have suffered many years VITA Kidney
Complaint, weakness N ny back and stomach
induced by II ends to try Your EO EIlNk
and think Y the best medicine for weakness o.. the
Kidneys have ever used. have tried many rem
plant, and never found 50 Inu,h re!le' as rom the
NEbErINE. IL strengthens and inv sorates the
whole system. Many Of nv acquaintance have
tale and believe Il to he good Tor all the com
plaiuis Tor which il y recomm ended.
Yours truly JOSIAH H. SHERMAN
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-10-27
INDIA SHAWS,

Paris and Vienna Broche Paisl. Filled, Plain
Centres ant stripes. and British .nd nerlcan
Woollen Shaws, unfiyaled for boa 4, and substan-
tial value.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-10-27

Speaking of opium eating r-l.'i n. ,r
"a was turning the conner e' D'
and Tenth streets to-day, | >1N "
rags and ,atters, with a 5.la'ei ini
face. and bearing on her per-.a '- 1-. !
long struggle with sin, whoa Ni- :,
as it always does-in SIN iI'- 'li-.,.
women are not rare, but THIS pc --- 4.
liar interest to me. | knew that : d.
teen years ago in Findny, Vai'. 49,
the prettiest, sweetest, INST '-l.- ',--
Of eighteen | ever knew, AMI l''u. ii
ally over the hearts OF the y1lD- '-.- e
little city. She could nave g..
most elieible man there bad -le 81 ~
but she had an ambition a1l'. rIa
that region afforded, and went . " ~ q. =
to seek her fortune. Her fri e''l'
literature. in which she met via e
ferent success. She then ven avg
stage, for which her face ami n--'. f.s
certain advantages. But -he We ,-s e.
narrow and toilsome path-'al' tsr,-l,:
avenue 10 enduring histrion'c -'-'
essayed to reach u ny t.' ,-.hisil-a
cut OF managerial favoritl-m' ,-sa-a
her personal charms to that emu arls
as ali other women do who rely -1Il,a.,-
meretricious means ofsecarins ai.-- W
and this is the moral OF heL ..;,,.pei -
little artistic prominence ,l' ~ br@
very epbemsral, and when It 81. -, 81
fell, never to rise again. lie. ,,Ier isSf
ton was her destruction, OF - 90 bsr br
direction was, and when sac ~ 40 % J.
forever blasted, she gave hs st., H ~
sipa,ion. She contracted the lac.' ne 80
eating, and the stunned E's 'i ne j.
painful wreck of the gifted .s. he F''
whom a few short years ago.
of her city.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-10-27

SENT To SourH CARoLINA.-Company ID,
First United States ARTILLERY, Capt. Henry
" Closson. for some time past stationed al
P.a.tsbargB, has Just been ordered to South
tr.r,ffra
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-10-27

TIL PORT HENRY HOSE RACE-TnE GARRY
OWENS WIN TIE FIRST PRIZE AGAINST SIX
CONTROVERSIES VICTORY Is DINNED.
HOWEVER. BY THE MELANCHOLY DEATH 90
BURLINGTON FIREMAN.
The hose race got up by the fremen q
Port Henry took place IN that village on
Ibur,diy, October 18th, and proved very
successful affair. The first prize-Sloo
was won by the Garryowens, Of this city,
and both the running races were won by
Burlington boys. The lustre Of the vic
tories won was dimmed, however, by the
sudden and melancholy death on the return
trip Of one Of the Burlington fire ladies,
who now sleeps on the bottom Of Lake
Champlain. Full particulars are as fol-
lIw>
The GarryOwens chartered the steamer
Hancock for the trip and started early
Thursday morning accompanied by a large
number Of their friends: while the Sutton
hose ard Howard hose made the excursion
on the sioop Essex. Captain David Snow.
Arriving at Port Henry they found the fol-
lowing hose companies on the ground and
ready Tor the struggle The Clarks and
the Burleighs, Of TicOnderogl; Bakers
(hetter known as the slippery TSenty'),
ot P!attsburgh and the 1ownsends, OF
Whitehall. At length the race was run,
resulting as f lows
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-10-27

Ma. WILLIAM WEsT, for many years postal
agent between St. Adams and Boston, mas
inst been retired. Mr.. John Pike takes his
place. temporarily.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-10-27

TnE CENTRAL ANp OGDESsHrRG BoADs--
Mr.. VI. j. A,oril. receiver Of the Ogdens-
burg and Champlain Railroad, ard Mr..
John {. Pratt. manager have made ar
arrangements with the Central Vermont au-
thorities 'y which through business on the
Central Vermont and Ogdensburg roads
will 60 on, without interruption or trans
fer. All existing contracts will he carrie
out. and everything viii 90 on as before N
all way. The hearing upon which re-
ceiyer Of the Ogden>hurg railroad was ap-
pointed WIS an o. p0rfe one. and the APP
pointment Wis only temporary, holding
until the aI-t inst. when a hearing will
be held before Judge Lardon, at Science
tady, to determine tholishts OF the parties.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-10-27
KIDNEY COMPLAINT.

Probably there i no complaint that an els the
human system which e ilttie understood At the
present tine as some o. the varied forms @. Kidney
Complaints.
There Is no C. seass which causes such acute pam
or more alarm NJ "a rs results THAI when the kid
news fail 70 secrete from the blood the uric d. and
other poisonous substances. which the blood accu-
initiates in rs c!rcu alton throu= the ystein
/. from any cause tbs kidneys all % perform the
functions devolvln- upon them, the cumulations
are taken up hy The absorbents and the whole - 6
ten thrown utO STATE u disease causing great
Hain and suffering and often immediate death
Hence the importance o. keeping the Eidneys and
blood IN healthy coudit on. through which al the
lupuriti e. O.. the blood must pass.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-10-27

NO THE WORRYING CHASING can
| furnish employment at which you can make
very large pay. il your own Localities, without
being away from home over -ht. A-ef q.
wanted In every town and county L. take suhscrlh-
ers Tor the Centennial Record the largest publlca-
ton IN the United etates--it pages, % columns
Elegantly Illustrated Terms only per year.
The Record is devoted 90 whatever is % interest
connected with the Centenn al year. The Great
Exhibition al Philadelphia j. July illustrated II
detail. tyery body wants H. The whole people feel
great interest IN their Country Centennial Birth
day. and want 10 know all about Il. An elegant
patriotic crayon DRAWN premium picture IS pre-
sented Tree 20 each subscriber Il is entitled, " In
Remembrance @. the one iiundredth Annlversary
OF the Independence % the Jultoi States SIZE .
BY go lLches Any one can become a successiu nj
a cent. ir but show the paper and cilre and hun
dreds 70: suhscr. hers are easily obtained every
where There no business That vii pay Ike this
az present. He have many agents BIO arc making
As b "a SIS : .D por DAY aud upward Now i the
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give the business tIial. send 'o7 our circulars,
terms. and sample copy o. paper. which are cent
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and mechanics, and tAFlr sons and dlu -utars make
the very he,t a.. agents. address,
TIE CENTENNIAL RECORD.
june .. l~-6. VT fcrlan7- aialne.
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P1TN IN THE BACH.

There IS TO remedy known To- med cal science
which Ia proved itself more valuable 10 cases q
idney {, mp amt than the Nk6ErlNE- II acts
directly upon the secretions, eansss ard pur,hes
action
The following e1traord nary cures % great suher-
ers who had been given up By the REST physici ans
IS hopeless cases will speak for themselves aud
should challenge the most profound attention o. the
med zeal fsrul y. well %! those who are suher-
Ln.- trnm L LcneN Cnmu.lLnt.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-10-27

TRcTTf>o Az B41HHi--The Fall meeting
of TIE White River Driving Park Associa-
tiOn opened at Bethel. Tuesday, with a
small sttendauca. The three minute was
the only race finished. The score was as
follows
White River rsrk Bethel VI, Oct. l-,l--d. Purse
800, 'or the 3 W uufs ass. siuu 10 first. 50 %
second, ; 50 10 third go to fourth. mile heats, 3
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-10-27
suNnAI

And the first prize was awarded to the Gar
ryOwens. The tie between the Bakers and
Clarks was not decided, owing ID lack of
time. The former company make far bet
ter showing on paper than on the track
and al ter the boasting they so lavishy in
dulged IN. their present attitude Is ridicu-
lous enough.
The running races resulted as follows
The One-hundred-yard race, for purse OF
s., was run by ten persons and was won by
John q. Thompson, of this city. in ten see
onds the so rcd race. for purses of s. and
50, was contested by FIVE runners. and was
won by Scott in 81 seconds, Hathaway a
close second-bOth of tins city.
DROWNING AcCIDENT-THE VICTIM MEMBER
OF SUTTON HOSE.
At about O'Clock a. m, Friday, the Bur-
lington boys started on the return TIP. the
sloop Essex, carrying the outtOns and How
ards, IN tow OF the Hancock, on account of
the going down of the wind. When d.
rectly opposite the Cheever ore beds, about
half mile from land and some twenty
minutes out from Port Henry. a Young
man bamed William Malonev, a mem
Der of Sutton Hose Company, who had
been sleeping on the fOrecaste of the sloop.
arose, tripped on one of the pumps. ard
was thrown into the lake. The terrible
plunge was seen by several persons, bat of
course the thing took place so quickly that
not the slightest assistance could be rem
dered. The row boat, already in the water
at the tern Of the sloU1, was at once
manned and every effort made to rescue the
unfortunate man, but all in VAN. dc was
twice heard TO cry for help, and just as the
boat reached him he sank TO rise no more
and his soul fed TO its Maker.
Maloney WAS young man, only about
twenty-three years of age. and bis sudden
and violent death has cast a gloom over his
friends and his late associates in the hose
company Of which be was member.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-10-27
Lame Back
LANE AND PAINFUL BACK. IL
naNA II IInslsII Al.

LANE AND PAINFUL BACK. IL
DAYS IN HOSPITAL.
M.ssrs Fs.l. 4 Potter. Gflf',nsn.-l have just
recovered iron d lame and painful back through
the use % cur COLLINS NOLl.Ic PLAsrERs My
back was sO Ime ard painful that could not
stop. walls or du duty a. any I'd, and was placed
ia the hospital for twelve Gays wthOut cure.
then as.eg permission oi the surgeon 10 Try the
CoLLiSs' koLTAlD tLAsrEGs, and IN Jew hours
after pattu- ca on was entirely relieved 90 pain
ard attic o. bend MY back AR now thcrOu .hly
well. ! e. 90. fer them suns > wonderful
bt-pJlluly gDurs
ALEXANDER JAMESON
C.. J, lst Artiler5- Fort Warren.
Ha-,gl N-F b 1870.
ARE DOINs. WONDERS"
M.,.-s Htott d Porter GsataHen.-C COLLINS
NuLTA.. ftA-fri, are doing wonders. They work
ike E.4-, all those you sent l8st arc al sod and
more waufs-. Send ne three zen as soon a. you
get This. Money .ased Aercw th- want them
a.1lu1low q -Lt. T.. lo5si bic. IN haste.
Aaurs. q r. PALMER, T. u.
Nv.Fl5 cite Me, May D, l,-a.
Sold hy l druggists. sent hy MAJ, 90 recs'p t q
-l cents ..r .ue. l-5 .lr *. az 81 iDr twelve
ere .u.iv wrapped. ard warranted. ty w EMS
PpTlEls, irvprc- .rs, a. si.u, Mas
Oct. wed. satGEim
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-10-27
Our stock %
X | e. Ii Z L X S

On hans and being manufactured, W I'D he the most
hoautlul "a the city, and AZ most attractive prices
We also call particular attention TO cur large
stocks 90
Linen and white Goods
L4cc- and tnhruideries,
pAolsttry Good-,
Household Furniture.
Hosiery and Gloves.
Glnts' Turn shln- Goods.
BOY Clothing, aud
Ladies Boots and Shoes.
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DIR. sHEEJIAN'S
Treatment &, Practical. Rational
Centennial Stationery Package.


ne COW. need.
SEE WHAT IT CONTAINS;
81 Sheets o. Paper. Fahers Lead pcuc.
J Sale Peucl slice Pen.
D Pen Holder . Rubber fraser.
4l-pa - Account Book. CAllc'- illustrated 3 Is.
80 Envelope. white and hui -uod quality.
AGENTS WANTED. Sample package. wholesale
price list and outfit sent hy mai rece. % 90. Is
cents. Large 's,ouut 20 Agents.
CENTENNIAL STATIONERY Co,
North haven. Conn.
Please mention this paper "a writing.
Oct 90. -dkwiw
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CARRIAGES.
Reasons why we should sell Csrrl .es cheaper tnan
any one else IN the Slate.
I. We buy for net Cash.
=. we buy direct from the TnnufSstuI-Ts
3. We buy in large quantities..
.. our rent Is Nothing.
,. our time il Nothing.
Is. We do not expect to get rich the frat
year. even make itving by' selling
Carriage.
:. we sell Tor cash or It's equivalent
Reasons Why parties will consult their own interest
by buy m OF US.
/. We buy nothing but warranted work.
= We warrant all We sell.
3. We are permanent residents Of this
Town and State. and are responsible
to the huA- for every Carriage sold.
Z. You no ri>lS in bay ing OF
D " keep the largest stoc !. in the state
Go ne ami see us AT shelhuru Village.
TRACY = isoBExTS,
July S-d5~u slelbu-n VI.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-10-27

1.-the rates are the same
as on Ordinary Life Pol
icies.
1.-The effect is the same as
that of an Endowment :
for example,
On the death of the as
sured the amount of the
policy is paid.
If the assured lives 10
years Tor 10, or 20, as the
case may be- he may
draw out his entire share
in cash, or he may with
draw the accumulated
profits and continue his
policy.
3--There are other profitable
options, without addI-
tiOnal expense.
4.--Instead of investing in
Stocks, Bonds, or other
Securities, or depOsiting
in Savings Banks, exam
inc this plan of insur-
ance, which not only
yields Il return as an in
Vestment, but gives inn
mediate indemnity in
case of death.
THE Equitable Life does
the largest business OF
any company i'll the
world. and has achieved
success in less time than
any other institution,
6.--Its Assets are 100000
900; its Income, 3d.
100000; its Surplus
over legal reserves, over
81 100000.
lit already has accumu-
lated over 81 100000
special surplus for Ton
tine Policy holders, over
and above the legal re-
serves, which awaits dis
tribuIiOn, and is still
growing.
-, f- tt,rfF
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-10-27
Agents.
N PKE-s-OVTFiTs READy-THE
Centennial Exposition,

Described and Illustrated. A era bic pen picture
OF It's history, grand buildings wonderful exhibits
curlosities. great days etc pro.usely illustrated
thorous hly popular and very cheap. Must sell m
meusely. 900 agents Wanted SEMI Tor iull par
tculArs THIS vii be the chance OF IUl Year 60 coin
money last Get the only reliable history.
HI BBARp BkVS. Publishers. SPIN field. Mas
cat TfoN. BE not deceived bN premature
hooks, assuming 10 he official" and telling that
vii happen Aug. and sept Oct Do. DAWN
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-10-27
Our Ladies' q Children's Suit
Furnishing Department

Is now more thoroughly stocked and equipped than
ever heretofore, and We are prepared 10 fill all
orders Mt once, and 10 guarantee satisfaction.
Handsomely Trimmed Suits in Cashmere. Basket
Cloths, Gamers Hair, Alpaca. Combination suits,
&c, IN the most beautiful effects, al prices 10
tempt the most econ mical.
by following our directions for Sc fmeasuremeut
L8tos QUITE i-town can be fitted perfectly economi-
cally and more satisfactorily than by any home
made work.
Mourning Costumes and Outfits a Specially, and
orders filed on hours notice.
Misses ard Children's Costumes and Suits at
very yeas enable prices.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-10-27

There "ere seventeen entries in the > 40
class, which was the first one called. Of
these eleven came to the score. Tae horse
Fred Billings met with curious accident
in this heat, caused by rush of blood to the
head. lie turned complete somersault,
coming down on his back. spraining a
shoulder and bleeding from tho mouth and
nose. His driver. \. II. Danfortb, was
slightly injured inns race was not finished
On wednesday the following races were
trott,d. The tso-iorty class. purse $500:
" n. Stnre Ear ~ n y rs : .
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-10-27
& FARM AND HOME

E-D-4. you wantthe best selling article
ny CG Us, in the world and solid gold pat
ent lever watch. free Of cost, write at cnce to
J. BRIDE CO., 767 Broadway, n. Y.-sept26.-d k
wiw
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-10-27
ladies 4 ChiIdrcn's Underwear.

An immense stock Of beautiful and reliable goods.
at very great reductions.
Ladies Comp etc outfits. at - and upwards.
Infants Complete Outfits at 10 and upwards
~ Full catalogues 81 this department " IN di-
rccIions Tor seli-measurement, sent Tree on aypl-
cation 20 all parts Of the country.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-10-27

The increase Of this vice amla-
of this city Is attracting geae7i.
among those in position O. SEW
thing Of the facts. Notice VS. t'-.
to the matter by well-kuown lazy
pendent. who made what apfelT'l d
time to be rather sweepas a,-e'- D.
which have been sustained be LATER --'
ments. The evil has spread more '
among the classes OF rather -lte,'.'
position, and any number % .ai-' i
highest respeetahility ana m'''u-
most select circles are ~aii % he van !.
the pernicious habit. Women Oh ~ h
classes who use artificial --in-.'u', Id.
cling to the old alcoholic meih'-'
and whiskey.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-10-27

THE BUSINESS orTLoOE-EEssl>- l.s
ING THAT BETTER TINES ,r. Al rr
OPIUM-EATlNG-A lurN. irI. N7l
ANU SEMENTs.
NF1v Norr p.- I~-r .-

Z AE hl : II - NI I LDt h -- asEA -a.N-
ING THAT BETTER TINES 40. Al rN
oPIUN-EATING-Al orN. ila uEl
ANUSENENTs.
NEW loRE, Oct. l>.5. .'-
The middle Of October brings v.t. -r
more than a fulfllment Of tlc ir-~
activity given at the commeneele--
Fall season. Never. since >cI,eu-e- -
have people in every deqartmel, a -.
been 50 confident that the re,it4. o., ,-a
long looked for has set in, DO rs,...g 81
they believe it has come % STAY 4
none Of the appearance Of iev.r.-a 81
lation of c0nyale>cence x j. o. ,7l-
slow and measured 10 be ary,--
healthful, and we find our owe .1e---'
ideas on the sui iect relsc'ei -az
across the water. where DOR .l-.--
ins assure Us that they ind tie --1 q
fying state Of things, ami are c--s-'
" jubilant. If there were nltla- eel
re-aSsure US. it would seem as d. i-s VI
derful dow of gold from ElroHc O. IT,
try would be amply SUIT, O. ti~ ?
pleaSantest hopes upon. Ihera + .i,..
steamer that has lett LgerplI o.. iH
has brought a gooily burden 10 they
drOss, which serves a. the ~.rrE- q p
meree On every shore. The rsl~' .
Is coming in such quantities Is t.l,
for the past three years been Aun-
of our income We have been
more than We consume, AMI les .ae ---
Of our productions goes an-ai' OH .
have economical mostly on wal' we
Europe, the balance i IN our ia'a-. III
been continuing to Increase al.-5
direction. Europe mus purchase
this year large quantities oi I'.'i'
supply her own crop Differences Do
must pay for the same in -'li. -.a.'
forcing ourselves y get along
as possible of what She has o. ~,-' Al--'
is large surplHs of reaty m'ae9
US in the transaction.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-10-27

Going North, 40 and : 81 s. m i<'lu Anu l.
650 .. m. .aer
Coin. East. 40 a. and y l0an6 30 20 y, m
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-10-27
Arrival and Departure of Trains

From the North, $50 N, and ls30, l2and ~ m
From the East 80 and - $50 ana :. ~ a
From the South, 423 a. N, and l22J, 400 Anu O'''
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-01-07

Five attempts have been made 10 have
Utah admitted as State. The first was
in March. 1849, when Brigham was
nominated Governor, Wells Attorney
General and John Taylor Associate JUS
tice.' The other attempts were in March,
1856; January. 1852; March. 1872, and
December. 1875.-[S. F. Stock Report.
And all attempts that may hereafter be
made will prove equally futile unless
polygamous practices are done away
with, which desired result will not be
attained until the Gentle element be-
comes sufficiently strong to outvots the
Mormon element. It il noticeable, how
ever, that those who come in contact
with the Gentiles Of this section have
been peroeptibly shaken in the faith. at
least in the polygamy part Of 1t. This
10 especially the case among the young
men. who take kindly 70 the ways Of the
ungodly. and no small effort is required
BY the old patriarchs to keep them in
the straight and narrow path. Some of
these young bucks, one would naturally
conclude at first sight. were anything
else but saints, ancient or modern, and
that there was but step between them
and the Remuneration of the religious
tenets of their fathers.