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American citizen., 1876-09-09

THE Austrian Government has lately
passed law compelling all dealers in
beer at Vienna to mark ON their glasses
line below which the froth must not
subside. TIE glasses are gauged by
government officials. What paradise
for the beer-drinkeri
American citizen., 1876-09-09

Statistics show that more of TUrT's Pills used
Europe than of all other manufacturers Combined
As Americans proud of the superiority of
productions. These pills have worldwide reputa-
American citizen., 1876-09-09

THE monument of Christopher CO.
lnmbus, to be erected by the italian res
idents of Philadelphia on the Centen-
NAL grounds, has arrived from Carrara,
Italy.
American citizen., 1876-09-09
A F1Rsr.cLAss eight-loom weaver a

A FIRsT.cLAss eight-loom weaver at
Fall River, at present prices, earns from
$S to $3.50 a week, and an average work
man from $5.75 to 81. The Manufactur-
efs' Board of Trade ordered reduction
of wages of ten per cent. on Aug. Z. The
announcement was received with appar-
ent apathy, but bad blood has been stirred.
The workmef urge, with some justice,
that the breach between them and their
employers has been widened unnecessar-
lily; for if the mills were run on half or
three-quarter time-a policy which many
manufacturers favored-the economic re-
suit would be same in the end, and good
feeling would be cemented. On the other
hand, majority of the mill-Owners in
sist that the hard times have rendered the
reduction of wages absolutely necessary.
Shot, time, they say, would obviate the
difficulty if the market were merely over
stocked; but the cost of production must
be cheapened if goods cannot be sold at
present rates.
NJ. LEssEPs, who has taken G~hand In
the proposed tunnel business between
France and England, thinks that the pas
scngers will number ], ,O00, 900 and the re-
ceipts reach 81 600, 900 year.
THE grasshopper cottons to the Georg-
ians; in fact, cotton is his fayorite food.
American citizen., 1876-09-09
FoR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
To BE PROUD OF.

AGUE is dlrays caused by Malaria. Shal.
lenberger's Pills dl,edys cure it. Price 81 90.
American citizen., 1876-09-09
The Fate Of the Frontiersman'

rBsyard Tsylor's new book. 'sThe Echo Club, I"
contains she following Any one who has read
Joaqsia. Miller VIII recognize the clcverness Of
ne parody i ~.
American citizen., 1876-09-09

THE grasshopper cottons to the Georg-
ians; in fact, cotton is his favorite food.
American citizen., 1876-09-09

S0rOuS. Anu again, On, WICKED Dr.
Stonei for you know you are quite sure
nothing serious is the matter with baby
Prescribe for yourself, Doctor. It is you
who have caught q dangerous" mala-
dy. IL spite of your sneers and SCOTS
all your life long at the tender passion
jim spite of your emphatic declaration
not more than an hour ago-you have
fallen in love, and she isn't sweet six
teen, and she is-a seamstress.
ga princess, he repeated to himself
again, and then he said, aloud, 'I will,
at least, remain until the baby's grand
mamma arrives"
"Oh, if that is all that detains you,
go at once" said the fair one with the
golden locks, a mischievous smile dane
ing over her lovely lips and in her big
brown eyes. "She is here.'
"Here P" repeated the Doctor.
"WhereP"
"Why, didn't nurse tell youP Tn,
baby's grandmamma, and dotingly
fond of my grandson, too" Then out
burst the merriest little laugh, that was
hushed in moment, for fear of waking
the sleeping child, for the Doctors face
was comical study. A dozen different
expressions were mingled there, as he
remembered that the girl-wife, Mrs.
Phillips, had once spoken to him of her
sweet mamma-a widow, and widow
for the second time. But who could
have dreamed of such q widow-such
mamma such n grandmammaP
Scarcely knowing what he did, he bow
ed himself from the room, forgetting
all about the directions he was to leave,
and fastened into the street.
"Good heavens, how preposterous!"
he exclaimed, as soon as he recovered
his senses; "and how beautiful"
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,NOR NORWALK DIRECT,
long ISLAND RtII,ROAD COMPANY.
IL Lessee fu~tiur, Nnrtl SHORE md Central II. II .,
and southern Il. H. Of Long Island

GRAND INTERNAL on NJ RIFLE MATCH.
S. ttsh lrish. ca auiin Australian and Am rican
Terms. Tho COMPETING I'm men VIII practise Mt
treedmoor, Tuesday, sept s. Wednesday, 0tn. Friday
Sth. and SaturlAy. pth INST
Trains OF the Long Island Il u VII leave Long Island
CITY from dep nufh Of Terry at 9l5 ami 1893 AMI
ana 2;Jb T. NJ. delivering uss-cugtTs nIrcc y At The
grounds of the RIDE ASS ciaton. feiurnIns trains
leave or eimoor t2ii, 40. 5:id ana 6A2 r. NJ. Time
h tween long Island II AID trcedinuor only 40 min
utes. New YorK citv passengers tase ferrt At mes
ZIP foot Of Chambers l.. thirty tn) minutes, 3ith
st. ferry r. r. fifteen 5) minutes before departure OF
trans. ON days Of the Grand In crntu pnal Mat h..
sept l., - an IL haf hourly trilN- Viii be
tween Loni Island cry AMI Crcedmoor. For time
tables zee iufute ahNcrtiscmcnts IlCKcfs from New
orN City 10 trrvdDur sud RETURN including ferriage
and admission To tue AtsuciIuJn OrOuua-. only one
G'l ar 90. For sale az James slip anu J4td st. ferry
r. X ffeAtt u4ilCHa.
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ATURDAY MATINEE septic
MI SoTiiEI,N'S FAREWELL MATINEE.

IL W.HlTViiUUrlN,A
ID. rifBD ANENUr THEATRE.
ANOTHER IMMENSE BILL,
with new and increased attractions.
New Acts. New Sketches New Burlc que.
"l0mancc aud II atty" nv the great song ana dance
artists, DLLEliAN1Y and CUMMINGS
The stdcap'tting I re- of CASEY, TIE PIPER, by
the noprlar ro.rcdisls, HICKEY AND BARNEY.
new German ~ lrct apcc'anv bV
SHERIDAN AND MACK.
Americas own premiere dauHCusc MISS IDA DIX
WERE. ami SUPERB BAIlEli
The evenings entcr. anmpnt will conclude with the
laughahle bureeQr, "Itcn nv j. f. sheridan entitled
THE Two ORPHANS.
Louise ClaNtcn the bind GRID Mr. J. Y. sheridan
HennettC DO " warren
on trochari WilNns MI j. W MACK
Countess d. Iiunnm. as h.. str Warren
CheVn ter de Nanchcy ............Miss Iunrc Moore
"a x FrQcn ri "a Hind manl.......Mr /. ID GOouing
Pierre ltho cripple nj trrtarl ......Mr sam RYAN
" rqm S1rdanapalus dc PresilS.. Mr.. Harry Le-lie
nL ~ heF.s incs Qnun
Doors ofAS, HTlIn ,ftHiii6p3.gfGGSSSGhs TO COM
GRAND FAMILY MATINEE WEDNESDAY and
SATURDAY at . 7. NJ.
General admission. - cents dres' citclc soc orchcs
" chars 15c reserved ,eats. 81 private boxes 90
~ n
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..'.'Ths week the PLYMOUTH ROCK will run to
Rpckewav beach tom now I'VE ncsday). FRIDAY
cn,son to NEW BVh1HoN.Tn EHup,oS, Fare ony
FlFrY CENTS. NEW HAVEN IN THURSDAY. Faro
FIJI CLNls. round lrl1. Soc mMn lLnles hrlnM.
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MnnIto. Malts.


DvpRUtpNCpn tn,,e c,tter on huatles
~ a. LtBbNsTtiN CO. % hlspena'u ~.
u,atlupu w,ntcd protestaut single, experienced
II tsrr, ,.nrt st,fe =, zoe. aud refrrcncCs
SMi ~ ooA 100 0un onive.
MARBLE pOIIsuEVS wanted; also. a strong
lN boy. g. MhA WE'LL ii' ATTORNEY ST.
u,JtfunEU,S HELPER wanted; bring refer.
rncc rom Iist ''hpl"Ser' NJ ~'o "es' fO'h 81
NTe,gIpRt'- ROON ENOIt.u ron ALL 10
. muse mune. te unk ". iOt 'he canton lea Co..
NO I'S'h'" pe'S ST. w" ior''
W MNrbn a. "g NM ,V ",ena sre,s Eroeery !, OF
~ NVNa oi nus ui..i'l ,"iu wv uu-Hltbs III
cf'El reeP'Ot 'oi'ichNV IcpuHcus WI " NloIr.
"'o East 3oth st
oni yomnS T posted IN s gro
Mp yAt lop Gr~Hd St, brooklyn, +. d. between ana
- NJ
~, .<Trn A v,u,y N, ~ 1c,,hoi,c, A.. c,iicc,or IN
New fofsj 'INSG e,,. rspmrpeG Appy S vor,
WANTED In a Wholesale atorc an rctiyc nov
,i5o Ha-a' 1 ,a s,s U.s. Saafy nrs' Schr'
Ni''' H'"'u ''N "'v ro'' ON y.
w a. VED An ,nir. nov Aldr.s. 1, own hand
w wriuug, ftatir.. age rx' icnce and resdrrce
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Situations ddlnnl,o.

-. - - -, -
nnr,s 1871 1871, nrr,r,s posr,,,n h ~ n"us .
- h.'pr i"r r'sp.clanlr NlunNei no onlcvtons 70
tnou ien months old he country pref red. CAL for
two days ut sl3 East tuth st. Misc HEIGHT
. x,,,..,, A, a, ,.,. = -, 49,, a.
~ gc' envelopes or ppers to write one who can
ma,c imsc 80 orally use', and has had experience
? rcnc"s furnished n required Address &. W. w.
49, IVA go
4 sMkRtr N WIDOW wants child TO hrng
= m ga the boitl" !, ccmueteni to take chd rom
mother's care hpSiy AZ AS West istn st. Isl noo-
vv.prc,,n, ID. ,.a,,.,' ,,.so,-. ..,
VI" p5e Fl Sss o Ss e s or w's taEl e
rear. second house, top noor Cail Tor three days
A RrSrECr.BLE woman wants situation to
~ work In the Kitchen - restaurant or hot. has
good r,icr,go from last enp yer Allrcs. eo5 Grand
ST. corner OF 1ott. over cigar store. for dils.
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W i6G Quft\s a6M%hNp LIVERPOOL. CAR
GtliNAhiC...' 80 '' ",,| IA 40 q,
GtliIlt ......................... .,ir . . 4,
lkllASNlt ......... D,F: ~ ~
GfRNlAN lt...... '''' or, 81 - W.
hrom W ate vi Docs, Pirr 62 Norm rv,r
lfH httl acc 'luunidiiHn l- uurig He'd ttIirs all
rmisnns sllloI tHn ana 81 10. g.d Return iicsets
OF lnor,h PIE iins. StcrrIgr,iiS
n, l-P!Hs'icnr ilcS'ts and rat. can be oh aimed
NJ VINE r. Mhut, foot ~ WrN lUth 81.
u, j, CokIlS, Asent 81 broadway, New YORK.
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H,OR SALL-Two uhlH truchs one snglr truck,
Il ana two express wag 30 AppY 1t 2uS w. iSll ~,
wE>ii-fitE HhNnT. VIII SEND
ITEtIiON
POSTPAID, 10 Any ADDRESS, THROUGHOUT
rNE LNlItD SrAIFs
No CAMPAIGN Doc MINT LIKE IT
Address Ilt sun. \ Y Cuv
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Leaves the foot OF god st.. N. r.. at
10 O'Clock A. NJ. ana Pier 2. n. H.. ut
1880 A. VI. ailOrdlng over three hours
stay nj the beach.
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Aorsts, 6nuules. 6t.

4 3 CHEAP horse. Young end sound; suit
~ lrlck, grocer express, farming, &c; go, $65.
No l2G DIVISION II.
A HORSE ior sale, cheap. 90 Monroe ~.
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Returning. leaves l,ockawNy At 4
O'ClOck, reaching the city nj O'clOck.
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Music by the Madrlgal Boys, Mozart
lulce Clue, Church Chimes, and the
| Plymouth Rock MILITARY BAND
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FARE .................Fl FIFTY CENTS
Single triD tickets to or IRON ROcSa-
way, IS cents
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GrtursluMs.

49, W. .aaas =
A. jEsFP TfHsf%yasy ff 1iss y OCEAN
TiiE HOTEL STEAMER
FOR RocKhwSHY B5fAGH AND THE
lASr EVERY N bk4 TIiIs 'c WEEK e,ccu,
TO-DAY Qucs1aO and Thursday.
OF Music BY the Madrlsai Boys. Mozart
fymo %SO rock ceS ailf SRSb S sS 'n'
TUE Leaves the foot of e2d ST. y; y, at
10 Sc9ck A. M ana Pier I'm; z n: H., r. a!
.... stay at the beach.
Returning. leaves Iiockaw,y at Z
O'CLOCK. reaching the city nj u O'CLOCK.
TRIPS. FARE ...................FIFrY CENTS
Single irio tcscts to or iron Rcc<a.
Rockeway leach tom rIgw, lwe nc-day). FRIDAY
an Sna .o ssII to % qEfAHos ' FaqS oa
wEFY CCEXTS hh%HAvsA On Tit ,n,sL ,i Faro
100 MILES ON rnH HUDSON for rLrrY
CEN1s. The palace motel steamer
PLY MOUTH ROCK
max, srec,, p, T ~ s 81 rfrS&sin.roy
''''' 81 'HGwBtipgGH-ot''ifliE.iit ,spN.
s sasGs f not 5 a9' aaS tn y az
envy OF West Poai nn eyisa pit VIC = OF MI Of the
most MAGNIFICENT portion II to sccncrY OF the Rnne
OF America.
FARE. for the whole trip. ony........FIFTY CENTS.
,,'c Az !ne grea, mg,ce s,traclioss inciqlrg,9o
MiaGToS 'jubiIEE siNGffiiss. RcfresnmSnls on
and 9' 50 ' at ej occek Returns M
about O'clock.
$50 WI fTf ~ e KS S.sl u:
iLf@oGiM R3cks Yy ~ ne me.ieal ss,i,rasSiiAbs.
HoSs J9f If vi lE ssS snG
WV wv v ' NEW HAVEN.
FARE. for the round trip only FIFTY CENTS.
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IJOR COMFY ISLAND DIRECT.
A -FiRsr-cLAs, nocSaway Lncar.lon ooal !

-FlRS r-tLASS ROckaway Excursion boat (;
no rum bu, n 'nty ~ fun.--Thc clipper steamer
sUNsilINt. Capt. John II. 10 mes. wifi maze daily
ana sunday cxcurs to Y away Bcach from liar
and Notrisania.I vi ~ - " lslth Il. $50, Wv
H-Ncn |, roa dlcK ~ 5 iigih st. $40. sam ST. $40
i3d ~. 300 Grand IT, pt5 AID Fulton MarSet eip At
pan. Re urniis leaves Il ckawaY ~ 3i5 T. ". Music
Refreshments board. Fare % ccnts. Excurslon
tckcis 90 cents. I'M ren over lOvrIrs ful fare.
N. IDNts- ristEl. rrnprictlr.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-07-19

TIE OTHER SIDE.-SnmptmCs there
would he 10 Church over the WAY. 50
Brother IL. would bring his Baptist wife
to our meeting and If candidates were to
be baptized lhat day. and if had prepared
some rather hot shot for Roger Willitm~
was pretty sure to De sorry for Brother
ii : sake. | knew he wanted his wife 10
think kindly Of me. So | would contrivc
To change all expressions that seemed bit
ter, making them both truthful and tender
For his sake found myself leaving out
whole pages of my needless srctarianiSm
and actually rl.;tdinT with my own church
for Brother HIS wife Church to admire
lis scholarship, and To be no les con>cien-
tiOu>.
Then would come an invitation to din
ner. Mrs. NJ. a member of my
Church: her husban,l-blr>>rd n:tn-t
Metho'i>t. Now, if both had been Pres
byte itns, perhaps the class meeting and
| ''amen" folks had come in fnr " bit OF
| charity, (?) and-pcrhtpS not -A> ii was.
the dear Nj. +. brother seemed t. b. such
a happy Christian, thinking 80 much Of
his Presbyterian wife. and She of him.
and both vying with each other To make
our visit Il feast. began To feel ashamed
of having ever hit dear blessed John
| Wesley 4 blow under the fifth rib. For
Sister NJ : sake am now pledged to save
al my knocks for SATAN
| In those homes. side. by Side could br
seen Methodist, Baptist and Presbyterian
books Neither rncnc ttl" o,ler There
Wa Il controversy sometimes. bu' ii led t.
Il more careful >lndy Of the Bible. Then
too, ~ Jhe three Churches would ~otne-
times be rep e>entc,l in the same ftml :
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-07-19

TtE ENrfKoi;'s IIrrIt joni. 10
,xniI o,trntation. rs we'll II recognition; i;
p.3,o travels through the tentenhlai
rround, in what may fairly be called i,i
an Emp,ror. a complete disguise on
Friday afternoon. last. dressed III 4 i''.'i .
sh,blv coat. which betrayed RIP III '''c
.hnu1,Ier through which the Inning pro
tr1ded. a pair of trousers Wilrh ohv' WI
nav and :, louch Int shading hl> 'Ee9'
his majesty was intently EXAMINING 9oliit
rxhiblis in the Mtin building where II
heard i gentleman and laiy rrgrel'l"@ . :
that they Ind failed 10 see the Emiefn' o
RrazI The lady cjaculotcd, II he /
here I can't enjoy anything uli get
Inok 1t HIM AMI her escort comi1r'e'
hnr with the remark that he had been look
mo for the Emperor for 4 week, ana wa
s,,;.f;rd he had not been at the Exhibition
Dom pedro evidently thoug ht it 4 PIT
thev should longer waste time IN fruitles
search. and. not caring to raise u Gov
hv revealing his identity, he pointed 70 IL ~
-,let. who stood n Il respectful disla'oe '
with princely feather in his military !rydne h'
D." He is at leisure now, 90 ana ihtfouuC 'u-
. ,onrsrlyes." The visitors, fearful OF !o-
mo a lony-5ought opportunity h'5'ene
-. N tn. aetoni-had servant, present.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-07-19

ind now-a-,iiys where shall Il man ind
a sweet. natural girl to rule his household
and air his linen! Rather shall he find
Young ladies, whose thoughts are wholly
devoted to the trcking out of their eN-
t..riors. to The end that some young gentle
man may be struck with the logical infer
encc that :. person elevated three inches
above her natural height upon artificial
heels, decorated rs 10 her head with I'VE
stuffed hummng bird, and :; green lizard,
ard 50 tightly" tied buck rs to prevent
her going up stairs, is calculated to MAKE
Il loving wife and :, 'retnl mp,her-- B'ocE
1r0Od'S
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-07-19

Nh Moody Will 10 no work on Saturday
that dtv i, sacred for rest Mr. Spur
geon shuts himself up on Saturdays. There
is /, story toll @. L man who insisted on
seeing him. Itle servant inquired who
he was Tell him 4 servant Of the Lord
wishes TO see him. The message va:
delivered, anl Nr. Spur geon sent back The
answer = Tel him I an engaged will
his Master
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-07-19
che fireman..
NONTPELIER. Vt.
WEDNESDAY. JULY 10. 1876.

NJ, EIi,tow has made several engage
,. ro take the stump in different
..,, for Hayes and Wheeler.
I.o u. -. prni>on. is reported US quite
r.ly i'll in Washington, doubtless
.. ia the terrible state of the weather
'h,Ir.
r,.4 renowned circular building on the
rr,.ry. New York city, known as Castle .
l.u. was entirely destroyed by fire
~.iH afternoon.
fI,rr ar,. in Turkey ut this moment
.. forty thousand inlividulls incarcrrt-
t.- drbt. and nearly all for debt du.
.i. Turki~h Government
Wn.n tn, Vermont Republicans nolni
.., Fairbanks for GOvernor,it is evident
..,. iil,Iu t. conduct their canvass on u
..-I-.ulr -..,lc.-.Nw I0rb To1nnucid.
rfn,on y mean Of Kentucky writes
...., Louisville that the reputation of
r..u j. fearful. and that the times are
..[..a bolt md the organic ltln Of It
. .i party.
.Iu.r have wanted reform :: long
..... ,yhi~pcrrd Tllden. on being notified
..l.omjnttion, . and in looking about
... hltr become convinced that it is TO
..rnoI here" Poiting at himScT.
,-, nf Gen. Grant, at the Centennial,
....,..d If fine wire of different colors
,.. t. ma h attention. 1t is the work of
r.-.vlu lliv. and i remarkable for lis
..-..t.,.li. q. 81 Gen. Grant in uniform.
lnIuov they say that the opposition of
r0r hr,irv to the nomination OF TIldcn
l.oui, was = put mp Job and that
* ... to,h what hr and Tilden thought
.t.. .D...- ll,4j,S OF 1,1Vlnrinr Ill,lpn c
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-07-19

Among the passengers on the neA'
steamer for San Francisco, will be China
man intended primarily for the fhI!a-
,;.lnhia exhibition. but who will likewise
he exhibited in Europe. He is Il native of
the Province Shantung. who, coming to
Tchicn to obtain employment, attracted
the attention of !. European, who engaged
him for two wears for exhibition as Il giant.
lie is thirty years of age, feet, 5 inches
in height, or q inches taller than The
Chinese giant Tchang. who some year:
ago made the tour OF Europe
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-07-19

SMuKINn-Janc >wis,hclm says: The
habit of smoking appears to be universal
,u,One, German men, and | was told that
it would he impossible for me to live or
travel in Germany on account of the i'll
ness which tohacco->moke always causes
me: but | have found that, in all the
smoke, there is 50 little tobacco that It
uivrs me no Inconvenience. From the
olor Judge that their cigars and smok-
inr-wccd are made of paper stepped IN Il
weak solution of tobacco; and this Is no
doubt the reason they feel no injurious
consequences from its use. Those who
quote the German habit of smoking to
prove that the use of tobacco in this way
j not unheathful reason from false prem
i-cs. The Germans smoke. and smoke
by the hour; hut they ID net smoke to-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-07-19

~ luHE~,E Hp y hpE rti-'.j in
Monroe. No 10 b,- exhibited at the Cen
tennial. Is described - being "i Il black
and white color. and i 4 cross Of The China
and Poland Il i tive years old: WAS born
IN Missouri. "n The farm of Joseph Pond
Ii measures seven fee; four inches III
length. three Zee; four inches in height. i
fuIiv thirty inches across the b'ck. =irlh>
nine feet. ana weighs l.:5Eo pounds. l.
has been fcI principally upon milk with
small quantities Of corn occasionally. 10
rive soIiditv to liz. fish. anl shows that
no particular pains have been taken to
1--WE it an artificial appearance Ii halr
: rough. il kin and ii'-~h i r"n-h and
thick with dtnlr5.tf. ana il j. i'v n" means
. ihrng of heautv Sill it i claimed thHi
it i The largest and h"avie-t hog on III"
= !obe.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-07-19

The safest and sure,t remedy for deofea-
.cn of spirits or trouble is not to ny to
link, as many do. but mantully look ne
world in the face, doing right with noble
devotion, and leaving results 10 God.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-07-19

\ Hint To GRI MEIEE>.---' What =
noisy world thi- i, croakrd an old frog.
n l,c squatted on the margin of the pond
= Do you hear lhosr gec-e. how They
scream and hiss What 10 they lo il
for
"Oh. iu~t 10 amu>e IhemSeiNe~,' an
swerrJ Il lutte fiel i-mhI>c-
-" Pr, -entlv We shall haye Iii'' owls fi"oi-
ING: what l. that for?
Its the music they like tie b,-', said
the mouse.
And thoSe sr,,~hnppcr>; ihev ant 70
home without grinding and clirrin-i why
DO they do that?
"Oh. they are 50 happy they can't help
it sud lhe mouse.
" Iou find excuses for All. believe
Won don't understand music. - You like
The hdcou, n"l>es.
We'll. friend Ia be honc-l with Won.
said lie moUsc, Il don't greatly admire
any of them; but they are all sweet in my
ear, conn irrd with the constant croaking
of 4 frn-. -fppis y G9ti
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-07-19

It's nearest companion >lnguiaf!S
enough, and as quaint in its appearance, Is
a printed proclamation " TO ALL BRAVE
HEALTuY, ABLE BODIED AND WELL-D1s-
POSED YOUNG MEN, in this neighbornood.
who have any inclination to Join the troop
now raising under General Washington
for the defence of the liberties and lnd,''
pendence of the l. s against the hostile
designs Of foreign enemies" etc. History
and the recent experience of America
women make II presunlabl-- that 'ht
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-07-19

their cards, and invited themselves To-
spend a week with him III Brlzil The
valet c"ul.! not correct the mistake. hu;
rather cni we'd it. aS he his imperial
master >illinw OF in another direc ion,
He entertained his visitors a. best Ia" could
until he found eur on~ crowd assembling.
when he Suddenly eXcu>rd himself and
look refuge in flight By this little ma
nuuvcr the Emperor enjoyed 4 harmless
Joke. the servant received an impromptu
ovation. and TWO hearts Wcr" made happy.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-07-19

Inrro J. evidence that IN enorm M -.pe-
cie- of OK existed in Ohio IN tnclen!
times. Tie Natural History society o;
Cincinnati hi, recently acquired wh'G
uere a, first supposed to be :.p'lr Of I'M
men~e horns They We're dn@ ont Of gray
el about eighteen feet below the surface.
on Brush Creek. in Adams County In
stead of being The horns them~'lve-. they
proved to he the cores, which are not more
than one-third a lonr ~ the horns IN
which they are envlo-ed Vel they measure
almost ~iX lc,t from tip 10 tip. and their
rir.-umf,r,no.. ie twtntv-twn inches