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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-06-13
THE GOLD FIELD OF AUS
TRALA.

The report OF the mining registrars
and surveyors Of Australia for tho oqnar-
ter ending Sis. Of December. 1873,
have been published From informa.
t,on obtained. by the registers aud sur
veyors. tho total quantity Of gold ob
ta,ned during the quarter Vas esti-
mated st ISL ounces. = penny
weights. l5 grains, If which 10, 800
ounces. IL pennyweights. 3grains were
alluviai. and iI6. .563 ounces,3 penny
weights. i6 grains quart gold.
The amount exported through
the customs was 2o3. .0sp ounces
J pennyweights. aud tho quantity
II Victoria gold received at The
Royal Mint. Melbourne. was iiS.o3l.
IL ounces The estimated number Of
miners Al work during the quarter was
ii.1l1. IF whom 1896 Europeans and
ILLS Chinese were engaged IN al
luv,al mining. 1850 Europeans and
l3j Chinese in quartz mining. The
miners were distributed IL, the
several districts into which E,he
colony is divided in the following
proportions Rallarat. o,3is: Beench-
worth. $500 Saudhurs;, 7.oS9. ;
Mary borough. 3,si7 Costlemaine, Is.
lis Arara.. J,lso; tiipps Land. $3.50.
The approximate value OF all shat
mining plant was -, o33. go. The
number of square miles of suriforous
srouud actually worked upon va. /
oa1. and the number Of distinct quartz
reefs actually proved - aurifcrous j.
Is9.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-06-13

sS'- "A terrible temptation in real
life has been brought to light in the
recent libel suit of DR. Camp against
the Troy Budget. According to the
testimony Of Mrs. Goddard, of
Albany, DR. Camp procured a young
infant for her from the county house,
some time ago, Mt cost of S25. and she
got her husband, who had been trav-
cling musician with Sheridan Il Mack 5
min,trels. Ia believe it was his own
offspring. The woman was childlcss.
and took this means OF retaining the
regard Of her husband. The deccp-
tion worked we'll until DR. Camp, in
an effort to control the woman's actions
in reference to the libel suit, informed
the husband II. the true state of affairs.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-06-13

DEsPoNpENCY. What right has any
person endowed with an ordinary share
of intellect. and blessed with rcspecta-
bic share of good health, 10 iespond Z
What is the cause of despondcncy
What IS the meaning Of it p: The cduse
is weak mind and the meaning is sin.
Providence never intended that one of
His creatures should be the victim of n
desire 10 feel and look the gloom of a
thunder cloud. Never despond. friend
~ reader, for one of the first entrances
of vice To the heart is made through
the instrumentslity of dependency.
Although we cannot expect all our days
aid hours to be sildcd by sunshine. we
must not, for mere momentary griefs,
saas.sose tls~t they ars - l,e esfshfoueed
in the midst of misery, or clouded by
the opacity of sorrow and misfortune.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-06-13

i Will BE REBEL UNTIL
DIE."-Thc revival work # Mr. Moody
in Augusta, GcoFgia. has met with a
draw back When he fret began bold
ing his opea-air meetings The negroes
mingled - irdriscriniuatcly with the
audience that i, became disagreeablc 10
the whites. and a dividing fence was'put
up Mr.. Moody dia not ike this aud
spoke OF Il. when one Of the pastors
Informed him that il was impossible
for the biaeks aud whites - niuglc.
even III a religious meeting Mr Moody
then .aii sce you h>ve not forget
ten your rehellious feelings yet. No,
said tho minister a" am proud Of my
Trbellious fr.liugs. and wil! bc a rebel
until | die" 4 correspondent If the
Atlanta (Ga Cona1nfioa describes the
incident. and .ays as it becomes known
e Mr. Moody wiIl have very fesy 10 hear
him among the whites
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-06-13

BUDDHAs COMMANDMENT. - BY
gcutleness overcome anger; by good,
evil; by libcrality. greed; by openness
and truth. assembling and falsehood.
Speak the truth: yield not TO anger !;
give, when asked. Of the little thou
hast by these three steps thou shalt 50
near the gods.
The eyil-docr nourus in this world.
and lie shall mourn in the next in both
worlds has he sorrow He grievcs, he
is tormentcd, seeing the eyil of his
decd
The virtuous man rcjoices in this
world. and he shall rejoice in tho neNt !;
in 10th worlds has he JOY. He rcjoices,
he exults, seeing the purity of his deed.
\ man slouthful, saying many good
things but not doing them. is like a
herdsInan counting the kline of others,
bat owning none.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-06-13

al thea Y bile tAe tears a.lea both cur
eycs-s she tod me Of the &ay ~hen the
S,a>,e ci9sei. closing her hasbands
career .a .bat distinguished assea. a'y.
~ as /. fuas. & - him as II
when he took the papers fTosn the desk
- 70 away. he did need me by his
side. lor knew ju.. how be felt -
H. Z. ..t.... LIZ
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-06-13

THE Salt Lake 7rs5nns says The
trains bound East over the Union Pa
cific are erow wded with passengers from
China, japan. Australia. the Pacific Is.
lands. California and Oregon, al! bound
for the great show at philadeIphia.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-06-13

hosns k.rt eonstsnt,y un hznd ~ Rssss tae
rcairwssasstsef 81 the trsts, sni hrvcsxs sxs.ls ss
esdsr ~ ssH purx hasrry.
Thr~e descriptions ~ hrrsasHs are raaie. which
Arc equal ~ the best of the ktnsss iEarexses and
shieh vii b sola b, wholesale ss san FsAseisco
prices, And by retail ~ Seattle frsev-,
Also. wisfs AND cafinaENs sgooMs.
h>seass asiivsr~a - Any p.rs of the essy vita.
cut additional eAArsv.
~ AsA yosr srscer Ger The Seattle nrossss
Seattle. April Is. isee.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-06-13

TIE y Y. Tribune says Washing
ton Territory contributes the tallcst
wheat aud oats in the Centennial build
lug. aud California shows some vege-
table prodigies of caetimoustfoSi,ies of
breathing bulls and clubs.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-06-13

t; \ couple recently got married at
" Cstninstor, Ontario. and then dis
covered they were step brother and
sister; their father was twice married,
but the man left home before his
mothers death, and never saw the
daughter Of the second wife till he
couried her AZ last accounts they
hadn't concluded what ~ 10 about il.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-06-13

AN Englis hman visiting Sw eden
noticing their care for neglected chill
dren. who are taken from the streets
and highways and placed in special
schools. inquired if II WAS not costly
He received the suggestive answer.
" Yes. 1t is costly. but not dear. We
Swe,les are not rich enough TO let a
child grow up III ignorance. misery
aud crime. to- become afterwards IA
scourse to society. As we'll as disgrace
10 himself
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-10-09

his bosom thrilling with strange anguish,
and oh ohl--inconsequcnt heart--wIth
blind regret
1T is farewell" said he.
What remains is easily imagined.
There were yet many hours Of pain be
fore the safe calm Of sacrifice could be
attained. many supplicatiOns for pardon.
many fearful assurances Of regret and
remorse, before the sacrifice was made
perfect by acceptance.
But the bridal dress was worn atlast
And none who looked at the fair wreath.
adding beauty to the pale full brow be-
meath it guessed that sting was hid
den in every white heart of the blossoms,
or imagined the troubled memory lying
in the depths of the brides calm. shin
ing eyes.
Cecile stood beside her sister that day.
There is such glory in self abnegation
that dare say the bridesmaid was the
happier Of the two. Cecile looked down the
fair path she pictured for her sister. and
saw the passionate hearted rose Of life
that should have been her own yielding
its sweets to her. saw her own sunshine
gliding her sisters bright days, and her
own heart music leading her along the
way that should have been smoothed for
other treadIng but the light on the
bridemaid's wistful brow was crossed by
no shadow of regret. l dare not say the
bride was the happier of the two. She
also had visions; sweet eyes made sad
der for all their life. fair face paled
by her doing. low voice sapped of its
ringing happiness.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-10-09
A CHICAGO WIFE.

Not long ago married woman on
Pine street, Chicago, asked her husband
for new summer hat and suit, SO that
she could make that hateful creature in
the next block see that there were other
people beside her ladyship that could
dress decently. Owing to the stringen-
cy of the money market he declined to
fall in with her overtures She did not
press the subject, but few days after
ward she came to his side, and leaning
her head softly on his shoulder, said -
Darling, if you were to be hit on the
head with hammer, or something of
the kind, so that it wouldn't kill you,
but hurt you good deal and put you
out Of your mind. wouldn't they make
me your guardian and administrator 2"
''Very probable they would, pussy,
he replied, fOndling her golden curls,
but what a funny question fer you to
ask" "And then" she continued, ap-
parently not having heard the latter
part Of his sentence. 'and then | could
do all that liked with things, and my
name would be the same as yours at the
bank and so on?'' Certainly. pet" he
responded. aud she, giving him an affec-
tionate embrace. hurried away. The
thing somewhat perplexed him, but he
dismissed 1t from his memory until very
recently, when be met hardware deal
er Of his acquaintance, who said: "Tell
your wife | sent her the biggest hammer
we had. but what in thunder did she
want SO large hammer for p
Then cold sweat broke out all over
that young man. and Fastening home be
told bis wife be had just collected a bad
debt and here were $3.50 for her to get
that suit and hat with. And she kissed
him and said she would not take it at
all. since times we're 50 hard. and they
must make every cent 60 as far as they
could but he insisted that she should.
and she yielded like dutiful wife. and
when be had gone out she took the ham
mer from behind the washstand, sent II
back TO the hardware store. and told
them she wouldn't need it, but to send
her its worth in self-sealing preserve jars
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-10-09

A ScoTcH Stony certain minister
having become much addicted 10 drink.
bis prcsbytery had TO interfere. and get
the minister to sign the pledge. The re-
suit was that the sudden reaction proved
too much for him. and he became 70 i'll
that the doctor had 10 be sent for. The
doctor said be must begin and take his
toddy again. This the minister said be
could not do. as be had taken the pledge.
The doctor replied that be might get q
bottle or two quietly, and that nobody
but their two selves and the housekeeper
would know IT, "sian. said the minis.
Ter. ..rny housekeeper is worse tnan all
the presbytery pat together. % that
would not do. However. il Was arrang-
e1 that the doctor should bring 10 the
whiskey and sugar. aud that the minis
ter was 10 make up the t0ddy 10 the bed
room with the hot water be got for shay
iag purposes 10 the morning. The result
wss the Iainisier got speedily well. and
one dag. on going out. the doctor said
~ the ministers hogsekeeper. "Well,
Margaret. your EnasteF i quite himself
again. ..There's nae doubt u that. ar. >
she replied. '.he's quite weel 10 the body
but here il sometbing game far wrane
NJ bis upper story. What's wrons
there. Margaret n asked the Doctor
..Weel. slr. dinna ken. bat he asks fol
Shawn waEer ak Or seven times day.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-10-09


Washington left au estate valued at
over sS0O.O00 John r.lasa. died mod
erateIy well Of having about s75 900;
Jefferson died % pDor that II Congress
bad not purchased hi. library At 81. 600.
be wonld have been a p4Bper Madison
waa fargal ADD left about $3.50. 900
Monroe died - poor that he vas buried
al the expense VI hls relatives John
Quincy Adams left about SO. 900
jackson died worth about $50, 600 Van
Buren left sonse s400.O0O IL Is said be
did not draw biz salary while 10 Office.
bat at the expiration Of be term Of ser
vice drew the whele 100000; Polk
left an estate valued at $4,000; lay
lor had saved soncthing from bis pay
while in the army, asd died worth $780,.
900 Tyler married lady Of wealth
FiIlnor va always frugal. and added
V his savings BY marrying lady Of
wealth. aud vas werth about 100000
Plerce's estate was valued Al $4,000
BnchanAn Iefs 100000 laDcolB about
e75. 900. aud Johnsen So. .000----Cys-
eaga Infer. Leean.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-10-09

Kisagtomia. elasping to her breast
Her boy just dead and with strange fear possessed,
Ran through the streets. besiegng every door
For some rare balm his lost life to restore;
Until her neighbOrs, at this frantic grief.
FOR which the world itself has no relief
Began to say: THE girl has lost her head
What medicine is that which cures the deadg'
But one more wise, and taking PHYS part,
offered his solace to her aching heart;
aDear girl cannot prOfier you much joy.
But there's a doctor who viii help your boy"
Asking his name. the girl was straightway sent
To good Gotoma. and TO him she went.
'-Csood master. aid me. for hear said
You have the power to raise my child that's dead
The Buddha answered. III do this deed
rIfs needful YOU procure some mustard seed
Found in house where neither groom nor bride,
Parent nor child nor nor maid, has died"
Then with her child stin elasped about her waist,
From house to house weary round she paced.
On her sad errand; but could cross no door
Where deaths dark shadow had not passed before
One voice forever on her pathway few:
The dead are many. but the living few.
So. when GotOma asked II she had brought
The mustard seed, so long and vainly sought
She said Il have il not; each way l sped
found but few were living. many dead"
And Buddba answered: True enough. most true.
Death comes to ALL as he has come 10 YOU
So fed her grief and. seeing in the night.
Al every house. bright OF fading light.
She said: ''Our human lives are just the same.
First an uprising. then dying flame
Never on earth such mutations cease;
But aner death comes rest and endless peace
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-10-09

The Rochester droyer, who tagged an
express train In time 70 prevent ita run
ming into ; miHplaesd rasl. turns out %
be AZ energetic tramp. who tore up the
rail himself. zBd then saved the train 10
order . get employment shroagh SYM
patby. lie certainly deserves work.
hard labor for life
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-10-09
ESSAY ON MAN.

ESSAY On MAN.
or all the birds In air or sea
That ever was. or e'er win BE-
There never was n stranger one.
Rilled with soberness and fun.
Than man.
Malicious
superstitious
CapricOus
Sometimes he's up. sometimes he down.
Sometimes he's in a study brown.
And when he's nothing else to do.
Hen spend his time in feeling blue
This man.
Refractable
UntRctable
Matter-Of-faci-able
Man.
Sometimes he'll take gallant Mt.
And oflen with the LADIES' sit:
And then again he'll BE- as cold
As IL his feelings had been sold.
Our man.
Herucal
Beau ical.
stoical
Man.
Sometimes he's bold. sometimes coward
Sometimes bashful sometimes forward;
He'll rush to meet growing bear.
But blush to meet his lady fair
This man.
satirical.
Endearicle,
Miracle
or man.
One day he'll hold the ruling rod.
The next adore feminine god
And then he'll wait FOR any chance.
And welcome any hAppen-stanee.
Our man.
Tyrannical,
Mechanical,
Hemanical
cannot further now declare
What his specific properties are;
But let each girl. for her own sake.
Decide TO take, or else forsake
Her man,
Palming.
Alarming
Charming
C. W. T.. in Bridgeport Conn., Leader.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-10-09

To keep dead man, put him in whis-
KEY; to kill one living. put the whlskey
into him.
Said Bobby to his pig; What the
deuce are you grunting at !? You don't
have to 90 to school.
False hair is now made to initiate real
hair so closely that it is hardly possible
to tell which is switch.
The man whose wife woke him up in
church by sticking pin in him. says he
don't like such pointed suggestions.
An old farmer being informed that
one of his neighbOrs owed him a grudge'
growled out, '.No matter; he never pays
anything"
my dear wife, / wish you would try
10 keen your temper. My dear hus-
band. 1 wish you would try to get md OF
your"
..Is there gentleman in the house.
with one eye by the name Of Walker
aI am sorry don't know. What was
the name Of the other eye ??
A Warsaw, Ind. brother got up IN
meeting and opposed the purchase OF a
chandelier for the church, because there
was no one to play on II.
MIR. -, father wants to borrow
vour paper. He says he onl y wants to
read it." "Wel. 60 back and ask your
father to send me his supper. Tell him
/ only want to eat it
An old bachelor having been laughed
at by party of pretty girls, told then
..You are small potatoes y I'VE may bt
small potatoes" said one OF them, ''bui
We are sweet ones
peter. don't you enjoy the astronom
ical pbenomena these evenings 2 said
veil to-do citizen to his colored servant
the other evening. "'Clare to goodness
I never tried EN-; mush-melOn is m
favorite fruit.
"Do I believe in second love? Humph
If a man buys pound Of sugar. Ism
il SWEET and when it's gone don't b
want another pound. and isn't that sWee
, too +? Troth, Murphy. believe IN sec
ond love"
Smith can't see why his wife sbOui
object 10 the club because, when ne came
he said. my dear, it's the coldest yea
for many nights; at fifteen degrees pas
ten. the clock stood at sixteen minute
below freeze
Twenty Brooklyn ladies voted on u
question: ..Has young lady the rlgi
to kiss a gentleman with whom abe TAX
an evening drive ?" There were nin
a teen affirmative votes The one negan'
vote was cast by woman with red IA
4. and a glass eye.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-10-09

BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
BARTON.
CA ROBINSON CO.
DEALERs IN CHoICE BRANDS OF FLOUR.
IL Depot store.
Al CUTLER.
NTlLLINEKY. DREssMAKING AND PATTERN
VI Rooms
NJ. HUBBARD.
TTOusE PAINTER PAPER HANGER GLAZIER
4 and Imitator Of Wood aud Marble
A. e. BLAKE.
TANUFACTURER or FLOUR, MEAL FEED.
VI Dealer in all kinds of Grain.
JOHN ARKLEY.
1TACHINIsT AND CUSTOM BLACKSMITH.
vi Special attention given 20 Horse shoeing.
IN WEBSTER.
7 tgE, FIRE AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE
\ Agent.
PERCTvAL a PoRsAITH.
nEALER IN FURNITURE, ooFFINs cAsKETs
c. y. PEhcrvAL. y. t. FoRskTH.
IN WEBSTER.
nHOTOGRAPHER. DEALER IN sTEREOsCOPEs
Views, Oval. Square and Rustic Frames.
CT ROBINSON.
I AND SURVEYOR AND PRACTICAL MILL
wright VIII Engineer and do Mil Work. Ag't
o 10 the Giant Water Wheel. and all Mil Machinery
Ew BALDWIN
a TTOENEY AT LAW SOLICITOR IN CHAN
- cery aud Agent f0r the Champlain Mutual Fire
Insuruuce Co. Burlington. VI Insurance OF all kinds
placed in the best Stock and Mutual Companies.
Nj. SMITH.
DEOPRTETOR or THE ORLEANS COUNTY
Marble Works Foreign and American Marble.
Gpavestonea. Monuments, &c
JJHILL
lyuCCEssOR TO Y. P. CHENEY. WILL CONTINUE
- 10 sell a Large Variety OF Sewing and Knitting
Machines Orders solicited
RFD DUTToN.
,sUCCEssOR TO wM. JOSLYN SONS. DEALER
- 10 Drugs. Medicines Dye STUN. Paints oils jap
Turpeutine, Varnishes, Brushes, window Siass'
Putty Books, Stationery and Fancy Goods.
MISCELLANE EOUS.
DRs. A. P BROWN & Y. c. LEONARD.
TCLECTIC PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. OF
II fees Rt Barton Landing and West Charleston,
W. A. p Bfuwn at VIM. Twombly's Barton Landing
&c. Leonard at Fmnees chase's' West Charleston
c. J. RowELL.
4 TToRNEY AT LAW.
"A AL Barton Landing. Vermont.
J.E. DwINELL-
CAN BE POUND AT }. Z. Dw1NELL's , SHOP
r-0d and well selscted stock OF Carpets. Room Paper
Picture Rrnmes Plain and Gilt-Edge Curtains and Fix
lures to match. nice lot Of Baby Cabs with Canopy
Top n you like. Good stock Of Collins ana Caskets
all will be sold low for cash or approved credit lie
viii not be beat on prices Glover, VI. 425u
wM. B. DODGE.
Y DWELL. VT. AGENT FOR THE CHAMPLAII
Mutual Fire Insurance Company. Burlington
Furniture ETC. and Mercantile Risks fOr the term o.
three or Eve years. All honest losses equitabiy
adjusted and promptly paid - p.
l. II. THOMPSON.
A TrOREEY. COUNsELLoR AND SOLICITOR
"A Also Bounty and Pension Agent lrasourgh, W.
W. W. MILES.
\ go North Crafsbury. VI.
ROBERT GII.IIS,
DEALFR IN HARNESSES. blankets. whips. .eurr!
- combs. &C.. Barton Landing. VI
J.F. WRIGHT,
physician and Surgeon. Once at his residence.
eel barton Landing. VI
m. o. A. BEsTIs,
HoNGorATHIc PHYslcIAS AND ys-%sES SUESECf
E"
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-10-09

The man whose wife woke him up IN
church by sticking a pin in him. says he
don't like such pointed suggestions.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-10-09

To keep dead man, put him in whis-
key; to kill one living. put the whiskey
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-10-09
NIIsCELLANEOUs.

DRs. A. p BROWN & Y. C. LEONARD
TCLECTIC PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS, OF
II fees gt Barton Landing and West Charleston.
". A. r. Bfuwn at VIM. Twomhly's. Barton Landiug
\ C. Leonard at Frances Chase's. West Charleston
c. J. RowELL.
A TrORNEY AT LAW,
n AL Barton Landing. Vermont.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-10-09

]. T. DWlNELL4
TAN BE FOUND AT J. T. DwINELL's SHOP
u a guod stock Of Furniture OF all kinds; also a
C-0d and well selected stock Of Carpets Room Paper,
Picture Rramss Plain and Gilt-Edge Curtains and Fix
tures to match nice lot Of Baby Cabs, with Canopy
Top n you like. Good stock of Collins ana Caskets,
all will be sold low Tor cash approved credit He
viii not be beat on prices Glover. VI. 4-s5u
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-10-09

Mounting to the little room where
Cecile was waiting to receive him, be
took her hand in bis. and murmured one
Of those greetings of which words are
the mcrest nothing. before be was quite
aware that Madeleine was in existence
When Cecile said. IN her tlmid. pretty
fashion, my sister Madeleine Mr. Abb
niger be raised his eyes to her for the
FIRST time. Ceerie was looking at her
sister for she lOnged to read the I'M
preston that Philip would make. and
save herself the waiting until he vas
gone before she could hear it. She OBJ
served her sisters face with wonder.
The unusual color that excitement had
brought into her cheeks paled quite
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-10-09

A Warsaw, Ind. brother got up IN
meeting and opposed the purchase OF a
chandelier for the church, because there
was no ne-tO play on It.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-10-09
KISAGTOMIA.

C. W. T., in Bridgeport Coma Leader.