davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1876-11-24

Gin sutes MittsI sesen Gclit unb 2sibI6mer'
ten limb DR.. Mu8uf 8Snis'S 5ambur.
ser G%ropfen, fGreibt 5err Midasl gBei,
Wtibapata, 9nos benn ~bisleIbsn bsIfsa ausen'
bltdltH.
, 1876-11-24

nsedbfei auf msSr ais 200 ssr bsesutsnbsrsn @tasts
In europa.
eslc'ausiabIunsen burb bic pehdmter iotuis per
Telesrapb nab allen @ldsen In OsutidIanb.
Dsitsrrei4, Der 6tpsij, 6ouane, Ddnemari. saws.
BEN uns Norpsssn. ban Gmpfdnssrn trst ms BAUD
ssIieisrt.
Grsbit'Srtsfe Fir s~aeifenbe CUR assnusuns In eusn
sr6bsrsn Staoten Der alttn QDeIt.
@intafGruns BON Grbiba unb TOrcsrnnssn
isosr Writ in aasn pl6sen 9uropa's.
UerfbiTmns BON @atsrn unb padstsn naA
europa.
Dericnuns a%nfommsnosr @itsr In saep gori, uas
Weitsrbeforosruns ~osvieIbsn mad BEN 9nIanbe.
&urcpdtfebeS @els aasr Grt s~etauft uns S~srtauft
, 1876-11-24

Wsrfonsn, bic an @ppssitloFststt unt @tbsr.
wiasn ssssn Spsilen lslesn, iinp DR.. aug.
RDnig's 5amburssr T~rpptsR 3u
smpfsblsn. Serr Matbias Drabpbsl, Blue
@pring. Neb., f6reibt barber: Meiu Slater,
l6pn bod i'm 9llter, Serlor feinen @ppstit unb
battr iOsar einen Wioermi0en sesen Spstien,
mas ibn lrbr i6wa1 unp unb leibenb maGte.
Aul unier 3urepen sebraudte CT DR.. @usult
RSnis's Samburser 1rppfen; Der @ppstit febr-
ts auriid, unc sr fabIt nun Gin gang anpsrrr
Wsnl4 3u isin.
, 1876-11-24

Ser Darf elmer Tamilie.-S& nns
t,stns grau fassn Sbnen ben srSbtsn Dans fiji
Or. Wu sui RDnis's 9amburger
Srepfen, i6reibt 5err Sobn pDtt, @enepa,
Sa., eenn bisielben babsn uns srpbe Dssnlte
srpielsn. @ir laisn bic GrOpfsn ni9t mebs
aus9eben.
, 1876-11-24

SD bin "a Sabre alt unb mar r. franf. taB
t1 feline Speile mebr pertrasen fpnnte, ibreibi
per peter Clemens, 2it.le Orleans, Mo. Sd
nabm DR. Wusuf 8Snts's 5ambur-
ser Iropfe unb bin nun wieber nibt nns
gang bsrssfeat ~ioapsrn fubIe mi9 pteI traftt'
yer ais fraber.
, 1876-11-24

G O. a y fir Iaenten n unieren 3epn neuen
w Nopelttes, aeraoe in ben Wtartt
9ehradt. Wfan braudt lie in ieoem 6auie. Wuiter
uno Gtrculare ftei per poit u%eriauot.-
49B27ap- y. B. Bbtte II. 60, Nefparf, y. 5
, 1876-11-24

GAhR MANNER unc 5rausn wereen fest psr
OVV lanst far unsere neuen WoIbfecsrn
Btlcer. Ndbietce, eeineuiacen nnc Sdretbpa
pier. groRe @innabmen NIT gtdbcrbeit se,
madbt. Wan i6rstbe lpfcrt UNI Circulate an 8. 4.
@uernfep, 9ubliiber, Gpntprb, u. >. 4gD4nta,
, 1876-11-24

@essu Sauttranfbeiten unS ALE ltnreinis-
tetten, wel6e perbprbenem 8lut sntiprinsen,
limb DR.. Nusuf 8Dnts's 5ambur9er
Sropfen Elm gang aussessi6netes Mittel,
bern le linp bic befen Blutreinteer. 90
'hreihI nerr SObn George SUpenl9aB tn Sc
mont, 81.
, 1876-11-24
Giue ponfdneiae @rfdid,te DON
ySnrlnl1nf

Mocntpn Giue polifdnoise @efd,id,te DON
N9e"AI'' Ncnniplpanien, oon Der erten Mns
WnrIouot ~Iieoluug bis auf beute. Ypn QBm. VI.
(t'tsh3t' Cornell, L. L d YiabeJu 600 9roBr
Sttap. eIteii. lleber IS 5auitrationen. Seine opQs
i%tdnoige Geibidte unieres Staates lit leit einem bal-
ben 3abrbunoert peroffentlitt lporoen. N9enten ipers
Den bel Gtnfibrun9 oteles prdbtiaen 9Bertes ber3Gid
miulfommert 9ebeIBen meroen. Sine Ieltsue Dele ems
belt. 98ir u%erlau9cn Nqenten in ieoem Conn Zip
S6reibt iofort UNI ooue Ginietnbeiten uno 9luspab
oes Ierritpriums. Noreiie: Quaker City Pub
fishing Co.. NO. goa Glib elite g II, y
ldbelpbid. 4W 15rn
, 1876-11-24

Ssrr Steif In Onanbaso Sin. W1iT., ttstlt
uns nit; SD lit felt ,wei Sabrsn an elmer
bUsartissn 8lsbts, bic alien Mittsln wibsrltanb.
Da ssbrau6ts i'd msbrere WOten lang DIR.
NuSuf 8Snts's 8Snts's 9ambur-
serGrppfsn mad 9orl9rift unb wurbe
BON bisism bSsartissn esiosn pOlldnpts sebsilt.
, 1876-11-24

Sd Bin tptsbsr better ais Id is srtpartets su
psrotn, lhreibt pbil. &ca. Salempiae, Wisr,
bant DR.. Mueut 8Sntss 3 ambursH
5rppfsn. Sd lit LANCE an 5srstlOpfen unb
los Spsi @er3te su &atbe, cbne paB i'd 9inper-
uas erbielt. SD snti6lpB mid, bic Sambur-
ger IrOpfrn hes DR., Musult 8Onis au ssbrau-
d n. @ctt sur GbEt unb DR.. Aueuif 8SnisS
hamburger Irppfen gum &ubme muB ib IA.
gen, bab mir b~islslbsn msius @slunpbeit pis
bereabsn.
, 1876-11-24
300 YlQnos ullD Oraeln.
Stpf Gpeculatipneu

lperben pou uns i'll leoer Nrt nur sesen Gommiiion
ausseiubrt. Puts and Calls an Die belten bouler gu
nleoriJlteH 9taten. SOFTEN 500 bis 5000, ole oft
ule 2Sau Street SpecuIationeu aus9eflbrt peroen.
freI uerlanot. S1ldt nud erleln @gemplar.
Snmbrto9e s &C.,,
Yamtters Broters,
4l8 Siuus = 4Sall Str.. Mep Mort
, 1876-11-24
= 49, u y
GdbpmeS Sci 6 brpmp.

Sto. s31 Nrb &traBe, Gde 3ueitsn uno Coates StraBs
uno 621 Silt Rlpeite Str. gbiIa.. 10. AgDl2ini.
, 1876-11-24

brs tpamptlsss mi. xar.ta her Gier srrtt
gratis uesrlenbet.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-12-13
An Editor in Heaven,

just :iS if editors We're not in the habit
of going to heaven. Well venture to >:,v
that 4 greater portion of them % 10 thai
homo Of those who have performed their
mission of mercy on earth. than any other
profession or calling that poor morals
till An editor in heaven. / rr,-'s no,h-
ing strange about that. n ali. ll'> almost
Il moral ~ we'll rs profession Il impo>si-
blllN tor them To 90 anvN here else.
Once upon Il time. after the demise of a
member of he =" corps editorial, he pre-
>enlcu himself at the rates of the Holy
City and requested admission. The door
hee; cr asked him what had been his uc,u-
patton on terra tirmt. He replied that hr
WAS m editor. Well, sid the watchntn.
we have crowd of yonr kind here nov.
and they ali ctme i'll dead heads. If
YOU can pay your passage you can come
IN, If nol, You must pace Your, Ii well
un Ter the control of Il parsonage you rul,-l
lyrannicallv down below (Meunuw the
ucvID. Not having the Wllrrrwjth 10 90
III, our br thrr of the quill ana scissors
o>tcd of and presented himself AT th.
rntr ,ncr of CloOticS dark dun:.n> \
very dark com llcXinned gentleman >too 1
>cnlv. and asked IN I ~Iutf voice. d" W un
comc>?" An humble d |. Of Ia ;
" s The calm reply :" Then hnll on. Nol
can b.. ;tdmltted.N exc aimed HI. gcutlr-
man in black, cviucinr considerable All
ttti"n and ticrccly scowin. on HIM.
Whv no1?" dtmandtd the TWO. who b.
r:,n To get hutli,n, and looked around for
/ =. "shrrp', foot with which to force. an
enhance.
Nel, ii" replied his sable majesty.
! ,,-.. Let otl,. af' Nbur lIot >,Ion i'm her,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-12-13

STICK T" YorE Br>INE>~. There is
nnthiny which -tiuuI b. more fr,.,i,ien,ly
impressed upnn the mim i Of vnun.r IN, n
tilnn the imi orlance al Steadily pursuing
some one business He frequent rh,u.r-
IN. from one rmpiovmrnt To rnulhrr is
one + the m,> ! commor ,lr - commit
ted. ami Ia il mav b. traced nolr than
halt the failures ut thr men ~ business.
AMI much OF rh" di--onlrnl and dis
appointment which render lie lln-onfurt-
able. II l. 4 V"ty common thing for 4
man to Tee dissatisfied with hi b4>ine>>.
ana To desire "a chung il inr some other.
which. 1t seems 10 HIM. " Ill pfnv, 4 more
lucrative tmphhNmru bNt. ia ninc cases
oat of zen. Il i i ~ A. |. * :tru md,
and yo. viii lind among your argu I'M
ttncrs abun ant v.rlii alton IF our t>Scr-
ton. There i an honest farmer who has
tplled for i f,.w Years 70 hi> farm paid
Tor hut does not GOV ilcl very rapidly.
~ much for Luck of con en- mrnl mingled
with industry ts any hing though he is
not aware of il. H. hears lh- wonderful
stories of t1lifprnit. AMI how fortunes
nI:ts b. hsI tor the trnuhlc of p'-hing
them up; NOR ~t-st'~ hi f,rn t" RAISE the
money. go'~ lWiE t the land of gold.
md, 1tler mlmN months Of lrl toll,
cnnlr- home 10 com nrncr aI.Iin at the
bottom of The Hil for more weary and
.r>> Successful climbing up again Mark
jln- men III every community ho are no.
tnri"u~ inr not getting ahead. AMI You
WIll u~i div nII them T. l.. hose who
never stick /" any on business onr. but
ne 1 Wtv> 10 skiing their o-ca pitl"n Just
when 1t p.-tIn> ID D.. prom .l,l--.->citliil NJ
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-12-13

\ CIIAMIIrN BErrEE.-Tne following
story is going around III French military
circles An officer, Ner'iirr. WAS crIe-
hr.tcd in hi gtrrison t'r winning every
hrt None of his comrades colll boast "t
ever having been victorious. and ut last no
one cared to enter a bet with him. On"
day Ntr,htr N,> trani'lrrd I" aho' iirF
r.,-imcnt. but tilr fame of his p"cuii II
luck had already spread before INN Al
Ter = supper rendered lin by his n"
comrades on the evening OF ms arrival.
and when the cl,mI"~he made It's appear
:.nre. General L. called out: i II
really true. Ncrlirr, that You win every
bet?
50 it Is. general.
st .. Rnt how in the deu'e do vou do it? :
"Oh. very simple. | am Il phNs:o%n"-
mist and let only when am quite sue,
You are physio-n"m;st. WE'LL
then wha'. for instance, can you re'd now
in my face?
tha, your old wound in the upper and
back part of Your leg IS broken ont
again
." Nonsense" thundcred the general, "
never had II wound there.
:" hrr pardon. my general. bat
"No but, after assure YOU. Sr.
"Perhaps YOU do not like to speak OF 1t
perhaps duel
"Le dlaIle .-von wont believe me
, What will you bet?
ANYTHING YOU please. general.
Five hundred francs
All right five hundred francs.
..Thc gentlemen present are witnesses
With these words the general at onc'
: proceeded to divrst himself, saas 9ene q Il
| Suwarow, of his l;,nt;,l ions and Il s''r'tI
i nous inspection of all present revealed 'h'
fact that there WAS no trace OF a wound D.,
t sword or ball,
. :. You lost the bet N-r'ier, SHOUTED
V the General, picking himself up again.
h = have lost, indeed, this once Mel
:, may err sometimes. Here are your Nv
G hundred francs
' The general PIT The money with
It chucklc into his pocket. After he arrive
e home he at once wrote 70 his Old chun
II the general in c 'mman1 Of Eerdiers foi
], mcr rcoinarnt: {" Dear fricnd-the stor
- about Ner,ier's luck is AL humbug' III
IF inst mad. n bet that had a wonnd on m
W back. for five hundred francs, and {
course lost it The answer came back
,, Your naivete is truly charming. 1or
ld winning of the five hundred francs co
IS me two thoas,n |. which Warbler bet II
III on the day of his leaving that he will mai
+ YOU, on the first evening OF meeting t'i
he off YOUR ineXpre>sibes IN the presence
n Your officers. and that you yourself W
inform me of it"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-12-13

The lad titled the farm, raised the stock.
and did the marketing. Sang. laughed
and whi>tlrd all the day. People said that
Miss Drugs premises prospered Even
:. huge rock. that had always been Il
trouble, and which Timothy had transfer
red to canvass us Stand in-;he Way, prov
ed valuable and yielded Il handsome return
from the new Mill builders. Evenings,
Druzv and Timothy studied until they were
tired, then Drrzy took her paper. and lin
othy his paint and brush:
/ hus the years passed, till one evening
Dr,lzv was awakened from her dream of
content by the knowledge that Timothy
was no longer boy. but i man with no
bic plans, and eager to attest them by at
triton with the world.
Would You care. Miss Druzy. if |
should leave you, for awhile?' asked lin
othv. after toying with his brush for many
minutes
Care. boy" Miss Druzy replied, ex-
citedlv. her face turning p'lc-
Il can never be what | want to be here,
never"
They were silent a long time Till long
after the clock stru k nine. The short,
luick vibrations Of Miss Druzv's Rocker
proved the sharp conflict that her heart
and brain were trying to decide. After Il
while. She said:
Yes, YOU have Out-grown Bolster
There is nothing To encourage your taste
and nobody To >ympathize in your efforts
II i best that give You up
do not went to BE given up, Miss
Druzv. want always to feel that yor
need me 1t will help me to win my way
quicker by hard work, and come back te
You or for You.
" Timothy, YOU know nothing of life
out>uc of Bolster shall become 4 myth
or :, subject of your brush. | know murl
of youthful promises and their noniultl
mrnt and | know that new associations
change II, entirely. Bat ii is best tlla yoI
should 90. an Give You up"
:" VIII not be LiNen up, Miss DrUZv.
want lhr ~piiation OF knowing that y"l
need me, AMI uc expecting my return.
must have 1t. ! ~htll come back when
+ WIN" and tie boy man str"krd the III
/ locks ot Ms, pIuzy rs tcndtrly us Il son
! Miss DruzV wA> INSPIRED with u su'sd'l
confidence and She replied quickly:
] NO; ,-tuuut throw ;,W y nv lnirreS
/ in Nou. | need Nou more than YOU do mo
| am old, la. | viii also believe that y0
need me.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-12-13
Fight Between a Tr0ut and Water
Snake,

4. w. Chase of :! "a United States Coast
>urNc>. II Il nu,c - the c'il or "i ihr mp
llttr >ci.urt Not.I y. describes a toll ~
contest which H. and Il btn her "tll,' +
Witnessed in 1861 on the Puri~>nt. Il
small truur >teAm about twenty tour
miles >outA .f san Francisco:
We ha been t-hn- on the stream.
and c.,Imr L. u h gh lr,uk which "Vcrl""k"d
a trans parent pool ot " tt,r about ten f'"'
in ll-lu, tn and fuur t, q in dcp'h. lhi-
p,ul Wa frinrrd VIII willows. and had
on one >ilr 4 small grlvci-fnnk- II"
trout II first ~ighi w.,S wing in mid -w;'trr
Lrl,.ine ur->.rrum. L wa. ~ ait,rWrd
:lscrrt.iu,, fullv uin" inches IN len@th-'
v,ry dt-jr ,hlr p"ize tor IN angler W hI!r
>tudlinr how tu cast our flies 10 >rcu't
HIM. 3, /, vel fisherman appeared. and 50
,uirh wrIr his actions that W" >u>lthd' t
our own to witness III, m. h> h"W rlIr-
NV of the trout WAS 3, arg w-rer >nt thr OF
The common variety. striped black and
yellow. Ike swan up the pool ON HE >ui'-
face. nrtil over the ,ro:.t, when ht III ''!'' a
dive. AM hv a drN r"u~ movement >e'z"d
the tiolt in such a fashion that the Jaw
If th. ; axe closed is mouth. hr li-h'
,I.n. .rn,un.u-cd. lhr front II "A the u>'
Of i tail an fins and could drl- th'
sn1kr from the surface: when near The
Ln,tnm. however. the snake male use {"
stall hy winding il ar,und every STONE
or roo, that ii could reach. Afer securing
this tail-huIi it could drag the trout '"w .tr'
th. bank. but on letting 20. the ron
v,nlI have a new advantage. HIS b III L
was G, ntiunrI for full twenty minutes
when the snake managed I" vel IL ttll "n
81. ~ tltt.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-12-13
A SI.KrWp LAWYER Many years ago

A SuKEwp LAWYER Many years a@o.
Nhen Tulddeus Stevens was practlcih h-
l,,y in Lancaster. he WAS tmpl"yeA I" de-
t.nd tA,o bank officers who had been IN
,licicd for conspiracy. they having used
the funds of the b,nk in speculation. Al
the l,r:,l talent Of Philnlrlphla AMI su :
rnuudinr counties had been engaged To as
,i,t in The prosecution. When the trlti
was opened Mr.. Stevens arose. ana ''d-
dres,jnr the .ourt. said: IF L pie">'>
vour hnuorS. pre,uming there are different
u.rree, of wuil1 attached to the prisoners
my clients. move they be tried separate
Ily, The iu lge consulted for te" mo
! mrnts with his associates, who consentlhE
the motion was granted. and 20 recorded
W5i,inu some time for Mr. Stevens to g
on, the Judge. at last becomin. impatient
said, immtuouslv: " Proceed, Mr.. stevens
proceed. We are waiting for you. sir
Steven, rose deliberately. and, lookih.
around the court room tor moment
said: :" Did Your honors ever hear OF ONT
man beiny tried for c"nspIracy' li.n
wavinr his hand to his clients. he SAID
.Yon can 90 home; yon can go home:
And they did 90 home. The jury were DIS
CHARGED, and the court adJ"urneh- AM
for hi, piece Of legal strategy lhad Sc
/ vrns received five Thousand dollars.-Bal
t1n1Ore Anertcan.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-12-13
C,nsErn\r WEATHER PREDICTIoNS

GoosE-Eo\E WEATHER PKEDICTIoNS.-
The rOoSr-h,ne i more closely watched
in Kentucky than in any other part OF ,hc
cuuurI. it has been handed down among
the early traditions Of the State. and may
be called the Kentucky weather prophet.
It is to be found in nearly every Kentucky
country home, and in many parts OF the
state the farmers consult it, and prepare
for handling their crops in accordance
with It's readings The prophecy OF the
roo-e-bone does not extend beyond the
vcar in which the goose was Matched. and
ia. nreLidllon i, for the three winter
months ONLY. Take the breast bone OF u
last springs goose and divide 1t INTO lnfee
canal parts, and the different divisions
viii rtpresrnt December. january and
February. The breast bone of a goose Is
tr,nsluccnt and if ear when held up tc
the lioht. the weather will be mild and
n]eas3nt: but if covered with cloud-llk'
/ hly,>. it will be gloomy and cold; the heav
;.. IL. hlots the colder will be the wealth
\ study of this years goose-bone lndl
c,.cs that the, weather for December VII
10. cloudy ana gloomy, probably wifi
much rain and snow, not very cold, hu
withal, a very disagrectble month. Abou
the last of December we shall have some
cold weather. which will continue to grov
colder II, January advances. The montl
of January will be y cold one throusnout !. 'h
} with some very severe weather daring III
last part of the month. On the proPhec
of the goose bone. it may be predlcted ina
about the last of January we will have tn
: coilcst weather experience for a numbe
. OF years. February will be more pleas'r
AMI spring like, betoSening an early re
r turn Of the flowers. During the last
Y The month, however, there will be Il ie'
| cold DAYS, but no severe weather.
' such is the prophecy OF the goose ,of(
and AS we have the word Of IA gool o.
# farmer up in Woolford county. that 1t h;
It not failed for fifty years, we may as we
II prepare to meet it. and need not be S" u
n rrisel if we have good skating on Il
" Ohio River during the latter part OF "a
II uarv.-L Louisville Commercial.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-12-13

o,rcox SALMoS.-The Portland OfH-
'',,'.,vs that during the present mn
yo",,' ,son there have been eighteen sal-
,n0 n0n c,,nneries on the L wer Coium hi'
,,'on m''.',. and that they have put up 42o'|zo
i''a Of these, over 100000 cases con
c'n, .'in.J C,,ur dozen one pound tins, and the
l''.',,;, ,'.;rJer consisted Of two pound and two
rnu r,.'I - half pound tins. The season opene"
''a" .,,,,nt Il So Lust March it was e>tl-
III "o1' ~ ,bt,t from 5O0.OOo to G0o,000 cases
%''fH w,niH 3~' be- packed. over 1oo. 600 cans have
Strn shpPc1 direct from a.,ss A,t1r hecEri: to EnS
l.'.. C,n francisco since january 1T aSSre'
az aa,e a.'1 30 200 cases most Of which ha, come
S'1e nnI - in ,he past two months, and near
u, w. IN of which has been reshlpped'
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-12-13

RnnKS Hooks are not mi'r fot 1'lrhl-
mr.. but there i nothing else ina, :"
Iu.,ntitull> furnishes y house l ne Pl.'h-
49,. ,nxv of DO ks is mo"c ignite I'M oi re-
,;n,.n,ut than the most clabor;'lcIv-ct'V'u
iI.In,rl GIVE uS II house tnrn'>hed
,,i,h II ok, rather than furniture h"ih u
war, Gan. bat BOOKS ut any rtte. l." l''''
s,.v..,..,l u.,ys at :: friends house. ana nun
,.r ior something to read. while You are
I,e,,Ln, on costly ctrpets' ;thi s'''''T W.
Invnri,,I. chairs. and sleeping upon gov =
j. -. if one were brlbinT your holN loF ''''
sake of cheating yonr mInd. booN1 '
,I,,. windows through which tie -oul Io"h'
',,,t 4 house without them i Ike room
,.i,hont windows. No man has Il rl@iit II
I',,,'g un hi. children without suFr"nh"lns
,h'.,,, with books. if he has the means II
h,, them. Ii is II wrong to MS l'hi''y
I,;illr.n learn to rr;,d through beng !,
,I'n nr..s.nc, of books. The love OF kn""
o.,rr comes with reading and Tlo"s uP'
!, And the love of knowledge IN i yooh'
mind is almost warrant "Stlh,l !iie !"
ferior excitemcnts Of passion ana vice.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-12-13

A correspondent of the Knoxville
(TennO Chrou,cle. writing from James
town Fentrr,s county. that state, says ;
Nv Davis. an Enulishman, has been cut
ting Il road through a solid rock ior aoou'
three months, in search OF some pees
which am told by the oldest cltlzens OF
Fentress county have been lod@ed IN q
cave. at least one hundred and fifty ieel
hioh, for eighty years. MI DAVIS haS
spen, hundr els OF dollars. and Is now WIN
in about four feet Of the hive. lie think:
this is very rich.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-12-13

I
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Z 90 .. inanirrd ,h,. waiter. "Calfs hc:,t
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kind OF apPen"IN on t "l'', r,'-t;'.,a, ''t '',,
: -ty what h'i'' oi soup
n Ht"teyt
! o,. of thc Wilkins College freshmen
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-12-13
THE ANGELS LADDER
BY MRS. NJ. T. BUTTS

If there were a ladder, moi her,
Rctween the earth and sky,
AS IN the DAYS OF the Bible,
would bid you all goodbye,
And so through every country,
And search from town TO town,
TIL | had lound the ladder,
With angels coming down.
Then | would wait, quite softly,
Bc>i te the lowest Ounl,
TIL the sweetest looking nigel
Had stepped upon the ground;
would pull his iazziln. garment.
And speak out very PLAN
Will you take me, please, to heaven
Nncn you 20 bac!. aSlm:
All, darling, SAID The mother,
You need not wander 50
To find the golden ladder
Where angel, come and 80.
Wherever gentle Kindness,
Or pitNing love aboInlS,
There Is the Wondlous ladder
With angels on the rounds.