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, 1876-09-15
AMERICAN EXCHANGE HOTEL.

SAN FRANCISCO.
TTNHIs OLD AND POPULAR HOTEL WHICH
4 has for the last twenty-four years extended TO
the travelling public cordial welcome and comfort
OF home, and SO fAvorably known to old Callfor-
mans and the travelling public that il requires no
comment on my part further than 70 say that THos.
BRYAN, who Is an old Californian, and knows how to
caterto the wants Of the travelling public, has taken
the full proprietorshlp Of the above hotel and will
leave nothing undone 70 make this hotel second 70
none In San Francisco for
Comfort. Good Living and Cleanliness.
Ny sole aim shall be 10 the comfort and welfare Of
my guests The table ls furnished with the best the
market Affords; the house has been thoroughly rem
ovAted and newly furnished throughout; two hun
dred rooms well ven ilated
Gentemanly and oblging clerks. and clean and At
tentivs walters will always be found in my Hotel
Inc Hotel Is the most centrally located Of any In
the city being in the centre Of the business portion
OF the city; the Street Cars pass the door every two
minutes 20 all parts Of the city. The Hotel Coach,
with RED hght1, will be at the railroad depots and
WHAT'S 70 convey passenger to the house free of
charge; my Runners wear Silver Badges on lef
breast with the name Of the house on.
- Betodre nl other Runners. Hotel Prices are
irom el.So 70 S1.Oo PET Day. Give me . call and
Judge for yourselves THOS. RRXAN,
PROPRIErOR.
, 1876-09-15

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PAINLESS DENTISTRY Nitrous oxide IA. ~.
mlnstered Tor painless extraction Of teeth 6ats ~
Artincld Teeth warranted 70 last ten vearH fron,
NlO Upward. Gold and Silver FfllinRs al reason able
prices. Ten years constant practice Once 10 SUI
Ter street, San FrAncisco. (Use the eleYatorl
DIR, T. MORFFEw
, 1876-09-15

Ihb an excellent school for boys and younR
men. y edncates thoroughly and disciplined care.
tuuy. 1o1nt men should examine this School be.
fore attending elsewhere. For Information call A.
ne once, = Post St. or address L. p HEAID
, 1876-09-15
THE WOOL eRowN DURING TIE SUMNER
WOOL Confession MERCHANTs.

CASH ADVANCES ON CAPITAL SEcURrrY-A LARGE
BUSINESS WELL CoNDUcTED--WooLG Growers
ACcoMMoDATED WITH SHEARS, BAGS, DIP,
Erc., BY Owens, MOORE Il Co.
, 1876-09-15

Will be taken for you at reasonable rates by
calling on Taylor Co., AIS Montgomery street,
San francisco. All work guaranteed.
, 1876-09-15

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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-10-23

The excitement of Wednesday, Oct.
Is, oeeasioned by the threatening aspect
Of affairs abroad, was repeated Thurs
day. All signs now point to war. The
London Times recognizes that negotia-
tons are practically at an end" and
war is inevitable. In England the
Lloyds have been asked to supply list
of all the sea-going vessels capable of
conveying troops, and Parliament is to
be at once convened Russia is prepar-
ing to move her troops. and IS likely to
declare war at any moment; and the
other great powers are IN readiness for
any emergency. Meanwhile America Is
looking on with interest. feeling that she
is in no danger Of being drawn into avk-
ward complications and as she can on
II profit BY the misfortune and distress
that may come to the nations 'on the
other side, > her trade and industry be-
ing invigorated and her markets enlarg-
ed. it Is not to be wondered at that her
interest Is great This Is no doubt a
selfish and unchristIan view to take. but
1t should be remembered that she has
been taught By the older nations to take
such view, aud profit by it, Of wars
beyond her borders
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-10-23
22eaoins 2IOficee.
I.ittleton. \. H.. Nov. 10. 1870.


Littleton. y H, Nov: 10. 1870.
Messrs- 5. ". FoEle & Sons:
For many years was afflicted with
Chronic Bronchitis and h0arseness 70
such al extent Is At times % Be unable
to speak audibly. attended with severe
eanker and soreness Of the mouth and
threat I made use Of . great many
remedies. and from none Of them did 1
obtain relief. but the disease rather IN
creased than diminished. Upon the
reeonmendztion Of lady Of this place.
who had been similarly afflicted, and
cured by the use Of Dr. WTsTAK's Bal
sax o. WILD CHEBRT. / procured Of
your agent. Mr. Hodgman, bottle Of
the BALzAx, and was son convinced
that I had secured in il the means 81
relief and cure from the bardensorne
troubles 70 which / lad been 70 long
subjected ! an row almost entirely
free froIa Aay difficulty q pulmonary
nature. and only iced slIght dose 81
the BALsAx 70 restore ne HheneFer any
troublesome symptoms oecur; aud il
such cases il zlEsys acts Ike charzn-
IKvT r. EAxLKT.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-10-23

c. Hill; Caledonia county. Frederick
Fletcher; Rutland county. George
Briggs Addison county. Thurman
Brookins.
QfSesrS-President. James T. Thurs
ton; yice-President. VIII. II. Bingham !:
Secretary. james t. Sabin: Treasurer.
Oscar ]. Vail.
FARMERS NUTUAL-
Dsrectors-Addison county. Asaph
D. Hayward Bennington county. E. B.
Burton and Tarrant Sibley: Caledonia
county, George S. Shaw; Chittenden
county. T0rrey L. Wales; Essex county.
0ramel Crawford; Franklin county.
William c. Robe Grand Isle county.
Buel Landon Lamoille county. c. c.
Dodge; Orange county. ]. c. Stearns ;
Orleans county, George A. Human ;
Rutland county, Bradley Fish; Wind
ham county, I. ]. B. CudwOrth Wind
sor county. P. H. Robbins; Washington
county, Joseph Poland. Samuel Wells.
Carlos Bancroft. t. o. Bailey. A. c.
Brown and P. ?. Pitkin.
Of5eers-President. ?. P. Pltkin
Yiee-President. 7. E. Wales Secretary,
JOsph Poland Treasurer. Samuel Wells,
The following resolution was unani-
mOasly adopted: Rssotred, That IL
the death Of JOSEPH BATES. Esq. Of
Derby. We sustain the loss Of one whc
for ten years has most aeeeptably filled
the Office Of director and agent Of this
company for Orleans county; and WI
most cheerfully attest to his eonscient
ious fidelity to the interests Of both tn,
company and the insured. as a mos
worthy example for his associates anC
successors.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-10-23

in progress Of erection or in contempla-
ton Of being crested. By subscription.
in different sections Of the country. aud
on Wednesday Of this week we propose
to unveil in this city a monument to enc
Of our gallant soldiers at an expense.
all told Of net les than $4,000. and
yet the monument Of Washington. the
greatest and most gallant soldier Of them
all. stands to-day an unfinished column
Of shame. overlooking all the other mon
uments which have been erected to Jack
son. Scott. Rawlins and others. in this
city.
In its patriotic exuberance after visit
ing the city Of Philadelphia. the past
summer. Congress passed resolution to
complete the monument and apprOpriat-
ed 100000 towards the object.
Matters have moved along with vari.
Gus bitches from that day to this.
The original plans, drawings and spe-
ei6eatiOns have all been lost and Lieut..
Marshall of the Engineer Bureau of the
War Department. was detailed in 1874
to examine the foundations. construction
and present condition to ascertain wheth-
er it would be safe to finish it to a
height Of 600 feet as at first proposed
He reported that it was inadvlsable tC
run in up TO the proposed height, and
submitted a plan for completing it al
the height Of 400 feet above the founda-
ton. requiring So days to complete it
at an expense Of SSlO.6s5.92. He re,
ported the foundations firm and SOUND
with the slightest possible detection o
the shaft to the northwest.
His examination was thorough. vet /;
commission Of Engineers has very recent
| ly been appointed to do the work al
over again, and examine the foundation
to ascertain whether it is safe to com
plete the monument.
Just now opposition arises from al
unexpected source, for at the session o
the American Institute Of Architect
held in Philadelphia last week, resolu
tions were introduced and referred to
committee declaring the monument IN
worthy the architecture Of the age. dep
recating It's completion and resolving t
I try to stop the work and in case of thei
failure to do this, to advise the peopl,
to withhold their contributions to th,
work. This looks very much as though
some architect wanted to sell plan an,
get job for experimenting the erection
Of q monument.
We suppose Washington himself wa
not quite up to the architecture Of tn
manhood ''of this age but somehow
plain, common sense people viii cousid
er that an argument in his favor an,
viii be inclined to favor the plainnes
of the shaft proposed as monument 70
him.
Altogether, however. the delays ar
disgraeeful, and should bring blush t
the cheek of every American either
who We believe are every one anxious
have the monument completed at tn
earliest moment compatible with perfeC
safety, and are each and all willing I
bear their proportion Of the expense =.
BETA.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-10-23

TERRIBLE DEATH OF BURGLAR--An
unknown man robbed a chamber Of Mr..
Morgan's residence on Fiftieth street,
New York. the other day. while the fam
lily was dining. Of some $500 worth Of
jevelry, and then stepped out on TO the
pediment over the front door Of the next
house, intending to enter the window Of
that house The pediment was but
lightly fastened and fell, the burglar
falling under it on the stOop Of the house.
His head was crushed to atoms His
plumber was found in his pockets
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-10-23
FOR sToMacHs OUT or ORDER.

No ms95cfne sf - ss7esualiy iEuprsFe fhe lose y
ne stomach thsae Pills. They fenlSTe al Aebiitg
erzsi0zsd efihsr - intsmpefzzes o i0pFoger cist
TeF reach the bYeg srd Hs1Uee q 70 ha2ithF aeon
they are wonoerfully eaacions Is esses n spasEin
fst hey EeFsr al "a e4Ffnz al dsseFeEs ~ Ne liver
En1 sias1zeh
H0LLOWAY's PILLS are he hesa AmeNh - az
Rara1 ~ he aaAgFlng diseases Axus. AstkusA.
Rsaaas Ca1ns.lalnas Bloaehss 90 tlzs skia. Eessls
CensusaptBoa Dta3i1y DFopsy Dyasnlery. KFyEise4s.
Fs4sabe IHr4gsiarszseH EsFeEs a IS k8n1s - 0eat
Hszzzehe Ia3 zesflgB ing azafzstson. gzans. LiFer
Caaazsssas Lonismgs Plea Eeeuna4lasEH. Essehtlan
u aFsa@ aefefgaA Elnae Kst neF@ TbFoNss. eleDe
asaG fsszxel Ise-I1ulsEssax T1HaFk jioefss WORMS
* a kEEss Wsakaess frong Any eaosE. escs
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-10-23

In the last gubernatorial election in
Indiana, Hendricks majority was over
1900 Now. .Blue Jeans" slips in BY
> plurality Of say 1000. We have gain
ed four members Of Congress and the
legislature The present Legislature
Of Indiana Is Democratic IN both branch
es. The Legislature just elected i Re
publican in both branches
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-10-23

Is YoUR LIFE NORTH 10 CESrs p
Sickness prevails everywhere. and every
body complains Of some disease during
their life. When sick. the object is 70
get well now 10 say plainly that no
person in this world that is suffering
with dyspepsia, liver complaint and its
effects, such as indigestion. eOstiyeness.
sick headache. sour stomach. heart burn,
palpitation of the heart. depressed spir-
its, blliousness. etc. can take GREEN S
AUGUsr FLowER without getting relief
and cure. If you doubt this, 90 to your
druggist E. f. Dutton, Barton, or L. ID.
Wilson, Barton Landing, and get > sam
pie bottle for 10 cents and try it. Reg
ular size 70 cents. Two doses will
relieve you.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-10-23
INSURANCE ELECTIONS,

The annual meetings Of the fire in
suraree companies. IN Montpelier were
held Wednesday Oct Is The follow
ing are the boards Of officers elected:
UNION MUTUAL
Dsrsctors-Windham county, z B.
Campbell: Washington county. NJ D.
GiImou. samuel Wells. ". F. Braman.
&C Brown, lanes W. Brock and z
". Bailey; Orange county. Scion h
Berry; Windsor county. Hugh Henry /;
Caledonia county. Gates B. Billiard /;
Chittenden county. James A shedd ;
Addison county, James NJ Slade Ben
ningtou county. C. E HOughtOn Frank
lin county. Henry Baxter; LamOille
county. Richard p Waite; Orleans
county. Geo. 5. Braley Rutland county,
John A sheldon
Ofzesrs-President E B. Campbell
VICE President. NJ. d. Gilman; Secre-
tarv and Treasurer, W F. Brzman-
VERMONT MUTUAL
Dirsctors-Washington county, james
T. Thurston, Timothy P. Redheld
Charles Dexy. Erastus Camp and Fred
e smith; Orange county. L g. HInek
LEV: Bennington county, C. f HoGgh
ton LamoiIIe cognts. W. H. H. BIng
ham Windham county. C. W. VIVA
an: Chittenden county. C. J. Aigsr
Orleans county. J. y Webster; Wind
sor county. E. c. Watson; Franklin
county, H H RawsOn; Essex county
IA Cutler: Gr1nd Isle county, II
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-10-23

CAsrORIA is perfect substitute for
Castor OH, without any Of its objections.
for it is pleasant to take. and does not
nauseate or gripe. For Costumes at
any age. but especially for Sour Stomach,
Wind Collie, Worms aud the DisOrlered
Bowels Of Children. it is the most effect
i've remedy in existence. 1t is harmless.
it is reliable. and it is cheap.
THERE NEED BE NO PAIN where Gen.
taur Imminent is used. Burns and Scalds
are healed without scar, rheumatism,
Sprains. and most flesh. bone and muscle
ailments can be absolutely cured. TherS
ore two kinds The White Centaul
Liniment is for family use. the yellow
for horses and animals. One trial vii
convince the incredulous. o5l
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-10-23
IMPORTANT CAUTION.

NaEe afe seaaiHs Bnlhss tae sasasatafe n J. hAHr
n5ex - zsefg ~ ~ Bntes E-ates taFtsss9s ~eeh
box q Plzls aud 0zEtEsssk hsHssaee2s FsNard al
- sfssa 70 ssV asse FaazfFrg SSH sBfsfuaess1G
mHag seag y $50 deseetaqp = a2g Fafig - pesAes
ssegalezfe3sse Ghe a1stsfEes sessslnI fA9 $40
kpesias sslxes y b spgFises.
sgd a. she .BfMsGsfV - ff16essor ha4L9@AE
4 Co. AeM IeFa so - a. latl@k4e efAszs1s al
aeas~gs uaeseas tefD@ge1E ~ esTS8sza meF1 A4
- xee Al - nemss. 81 eent4 $50 b e4a&.
~ fhex3 - aeNssaer4tas aAFfaS - i4A5az a.
EsFzsF slzsa.
81 E-Dreesoes ~ ths gns4Rnas n pszA~aas -
assgY asaxasw asa s1szet = eAfk ~
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-10-23

HsliewRsss Pitl~---rae Rieed = tae very go
ssaee e hetA aat le. IA fafnShes he ceSaseoeats
81 reSh. aeneA nauSsla. nesNe Ssa iniekuweaA Tee
stesch Is TIE sgFar4tuSsAs arteries me dsialstFs
and TIE iasestines tAe eAsaue1s BY Nhsch ne aase
a2SieT Is eerrla3 - Igsa TIE saQasAeh and teeeis
thsse melaeles as simeszaseeSy. - eeat< pr hex
or loG
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-10-23
HoIloway's Pill
Invariably esFe ne fsllo~isg diseases:
DISORDER or THE KIDNEYS.

In al diseases Affecting these 0fgzna whether they
secrebe TO m1eh toe ht1le water. whether they
" sSsiczsd vita stOne gravel er with zchss and
palma sexlsai 10 the ious over The Fegsons u tie
ks8neys. these Fx Should - tsken acesroinE v tis
urfnted directions. and TIE Ointment shouh " wei
rubted snts ne email u The tack a. bed tine THIS
lreziEneAt sill Fe Alnsoss immediate relief shea Al
-. - -.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-10-23
GOOD JAP. TEA 40 CTS.

Ny Trimrnlng Department Is well supplied With
Laoss. Frisgss. Trmahg Buttons. Trimming TASTES.
Lsclng Cord. As.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-10-23
GOOD JAP. TEA 40 CTS.

have just received an elegant line Of BergmAns
Berlin worsteis IN 2fod 4fold and Sold including
Double omer JOd Green Gas Green. and all color. in
Random and PiAin al.o Card Board and Canvas ofsli
EInas
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-10-23
MARK THESE FACTS.
The Testimony Of the Whole World.
HOIIoway's Pills.

Extracts From Various Letters
I had no appetite; Holioway's Pills gave me !
hearty one"
Your Pills marvellous"
Il send for another boz. and keep them in the
house
Or HOgloSay has cured my headache that was
chronic
Il gave one y yOur Pills 70 my babe for cholera
norbss- The dear little thing got ~ell Ia . day"
ssMy nausea u a morning Is nov cured
~Tonr box d HooEay's Ointment cured me u
noises 10 the head rubbed some o. the Ointment
tehind the ears. zAd the noise hzs lefl"
send me two boxes: want one f0g poor family
4 enclose dollar your prcs is % cents. but he
Fsedtclne 10 me 10 worth 6oli2T.
4'send me Eve boxes d your PiA"
Set me have three boxes q your Pis By return
mall for ChlIiS and Fever"
! have over 300 such testimonials these. bat
want 81 sp4oe eompels ne % conclude.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-10-23
DIED

xz-An notices q deaths inserted free: obituary
a0tiees and poetry See oeSts PER Lac.
In salem. October 8. Ana. wife q Francis P0Eers
aged s. years
In Albany. October u, q consumption. Jane ".
daughter Of Martin and Ably Chamberiin. aged p
years and months
In ROckbEidgs. VIA. September e. q paralysis.
salmon P Annis aged Is yesrs Lcitizen please copy.
In Irasbarzh October Is. Rlyira. wife q Benjamin
A. Ks5deT, aged 81 years.
At sewneld. n. J.. ocaober -. william HusohIusou.
formerly q satLon. agsI s. yeara-
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-10-23

The Troy. \. u. Tines SAYS the
sprightly lock Of many of cur Olden cit.
mems is owing solely 70 the use Of Halls
Vegetable Sieilian Hair Remover
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-10-23
GOOD SAP. TEA 40 CTS.

isssas las.saiea = ~ 80 = Esoss spa Shoes
shseh sa essnsz IS graz resaet1oa ffom forHasr
psess-ass seihnz go $50 Hsa's Boss At e. pr
Car. saa ssl.er eoa.Fs - pfapeftaa.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-10-23
GOOD JAP. TEA 40 CTS.

rhass tie test s.oek aud nexes styles. q Rspsl-
lans y - tsand 10 he osausy neiafng Sal Brown,
gavy Bee. dsay. Bl4eE. and tlss ETSA MILLS
INVISIBLE STRIPES.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-10-23
FOR cUTANEoUs DISORDERS,

And al eruptons u Tie SKIN. TITS Ointment " mos
fnsalyabae. IL d0es not heal externally aione. bu
penetrzte. with the most searching Effects % The yer
russ q the evil
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-10-23
WESTBURKE

The citizens Of this place were some
what excited Friday night to find the
postsfice closed and the postmaster re-
fusing to openit But all was explained
at 10 a. N, when 1t was announced that
the postmaster, s. A. Nelson. had resign
ed in favor Of fine fat boy Of eight lbs
At last accounts the postofiee was run
ming again, but sandy-haired man says
it IS TIlden man who runs 1t now.
Nobody believes 1t, however
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-10-23

Rev. Daniel Phillips gave an inter-
esting lecture in our church Tuesday
evening. The lecture showed a great
familiarity with sacred history. and by
aid Of the sciOpticou, exhibited many
exceedingly beautiful and instructive
pictures Of places referred to in the Bible
We would heartily recommend Mr.
Phillips to any town or organization
who wish for lecture worth their time
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-09-04
TRRMs:
Our Deaf and Dumb.

The condition of our deaf, and
dumb and blind wards is not cread-
it to our State. Just as is the case
with our insane, VIC are obliged to
depend upon the sufferance of Cali
fornia authorities or Of private
asylums there. The Deaf. Dumb
and Blind Asylums at Oakland is q
State institution. 1t is presided
over by Professor Waring Wilkin-
son. The deaf, dumb and blind
children of this State are admitted
there at the rate of 5000 per anuum.
II the Asylum furnishes clothes, $50
extra is charged. The inmates are
taught to read and write, and are in
structed in trades aud gardening.
The authorities are very>loath to ad-
NIT our applicants upon any terms.
Now it seems to US that We ought
to do better than this. Nevada
ought to take care of her own in
sane. her own deaf and dumb and
her own blind. We have depended
upon California quite too long.
These unfortunates could be taken
care Of here with much less expense
than in California-ths cost OF
transportation taken into considera-
tion-and they could have very
much more attention bestowed up
on them here than there. We hope
to see something wise and effective
done concerning these matters by
the next Legislature. Carson APP
peal.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-09-04

On Monday afternoon young
mau named Joseph Mitchell. em-
ployed "a teamster for John Crea-
ser, Was drowned In the Csrscn,
near Cradlepaugh's bridge. while
bathing. He was accompanied by
boys, sons of Mrs. Lewis, who lives
at the bridge, but they were power
less to help him. Indeed, he was
drowned before they knew that he
was in trouble. 9a started to swim
the river aud one of the boys asked
him if he could make it, and he re-
piled he could. They soon after
saw him sink and heard his cries
for help. but they thought he was
feigning distress. Appeal.
The road between Reno and the
fair grounds is to be repaired and
the culverts widened. The new stalls
have been completed, and are l2O in
number. each stall being eight feet
in width and ample for comfort and
convenience. There are also some
open stalls which will admit Of a
herd standing together. Sixty more
stalls have been prepared for horses
ON exhibition. and the driveway in
front of these stalls viii. be sprinkled,
and it is safe to say that no one will
visit the fair without seeing the
stock.-[The Reno Gazette.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-09-04

Where the land is rolling, isn't real
estate apt to be rather unsteadyt-N'
Y. Advertiser.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-10-12
Autumn

-
"a. -. .t.-s- -. = =, = "a
"
'iammsr gbt oc ma g. aul hue
Tia, the ~aa.inrr never knew.
ssh pi.rct 'Ie .biek~t through
W here -,oss!
AtI ~ .ay.
: r.-r car.a- eu4, i.-iie
-4r.-. ..rlAf' tsis might h.f
Fs5 aa
ia ,t.....-.t.....t'..l...
Suns tAr satI
AlHt ttr ..ee-ss.lr g. ~l@h'
spreading gloom aud flashing lIght.
- here the >ua All. sIhk 80 n1Rh'
Dim and pale.
Il c..,.. ,b,. .,,,a,,. ,f.,....
Pa. j the Summer and the prime
Oi nav lays
Careless /. ~ Joys UT icars,
For the sod w.s dsnk with tear .
Ni'hered tell the hopes IT year
In nv gaze
vt.a,. ,l... ,,,,,;. . -, ,...
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-10-12
- Another British scandal \

80 Another British scandal. An
English lady of rank has just died IN
ont Of she eastern counties under very
distressing circumstances some time
ago She Was staying with her husband
ut the house ol Peer, who was her
brothcr-in-law The ,uansioa was full
Of company, and the chief guest was u
member of the Royal family To the
CONSERVATION of the household, she aud
an officer suddenly disappeared the
supposltion being that they bad eloped.
After few days. however, the lady
returned, but her husband refused 10
see her She left the place on the next
train, and. deserted 10y friends and re-
lations. died few day ago in obscure
lodgings II now turns ont that this
unhappy lady was uat guilty ot any
actual cFimiualIty She iudiscreetly
ran off with the oiiiccr ia order 10 cause
annoyance 10 her hu band. with whom
she had Mt been living "u very good
terms Her idult 'oaped bitter expi-
alton
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-10-12
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