Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1878-12-12

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The FAIRY started immediately, and IN
an hour she, arrived, IN Il chariot all ol
hire, drawn by dragons. The KING went
to give her his hand ON her descent IRON
the chariot she approved OF all ne had
done, but she was wonderfully far-slgltcd,
she thought that when the princess should
awaken she would be much frightened all
alone in this old castle. This Is what she
did:
She Touched with her wand all that were
IN the castle l'Sccpt the king and the
lueenl-goycmeSses. MAIDS OF honor
gentlemen, officers, stewards, cooks, scuI-
lions messengers, guards, porrters' pages
'ootmen; she touched, also, All the horses
that were IN the stables with the grooms;
the great mastiils OF the court yard, and
the little Ponstc, tine princess little dog
whl,h was near 5cr on tne oeq; l ne mo
hlrhCshe loncneu t,em they al Siifl'' on
~ 10 awake Wi'h thGlr mistress dlH' so rs
TO Or ready 10 serve ner Wlleh siic S1oul''
hee' 'liehl, ne pl,I c'eh' "iilcN "v''
at tlie hrc; inll oi patriugeT ahl phca''iills'
Sept ana the ilre 100 All ta'' was o'nt
their worl,
Thon tbn ord ,roan bovi,o. Kissed
t,n;r Jc" @ "i nhiiJ CIV" "iihort wnl,;Tg "",,T her
want omt of thn castIn and ruili.hnl r,lrs
f,r all who sho"IJ ,nmr,rcb m il Thrsn
rogrlnt;ons ,yorn not al all nnrnssorr ,o,.
t,cro ,,rnw in ~ arart"r If an bon,' nll
oronrJ tbo n,ri, .rcb va " oraat m "nartity ni
iar,,a " tron, ,a i"I "I'N Evil ," Lr,n,}Je.
",,J m ,Larns ";% ;"t,ri"";,,,, ,,, .,h atbar N,t
m";thor henst @ nor r,an wonld Ln aIle ia
nee mose. co thnt nu, nnnil % gco orl, tLn ,o..
io tono w. ', nl Gi ILL., , o,i,. NJ ,,r",t l;sf,nco
Van |"[,i ,'o,,j Ir ,,ot JorLt L,f Ibo f,;ry h,j
nsn5 % "II low "v NV, Lmro so ' T,t ,bn n,arcos. %
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f,m, mr' r.nn, @ t,ap ~, n,,.;nvg ;nv.'''' ''"'' '7
''''' 'tT', tinouI ,,' ~ VI u I"nnol oor, uboso, of
thn L;r,. ' nha ", ro,,.r,oI tLon nni n.bo was
,no I I her r,;, " fo, tba u,'.j ."oin " pr;nc"ss
IIo;mor @ a",,N 'tIai L & I,,p S'ar''E ront, n,tSs
"saI rbaf 'T woro w t bos" to too, ~, "i hc saw
in thc w''' ,niJst or tb" tnro.t .o tb;", Fncb
rn ' '''v non,i \; v,' '' n,.G,t Ia b,G bo,rJ
',''" '"'u,nH ~ Vii ""' '' ,.hn, n
yo,I 'S .oa .rir;t, %. m mtbnrs tst all tEr rar.
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r'tl '''yLe "lI .ir u! Vlt.Yru I ,,'"v i'I ;o,n'
oa, -, ~ ",t', ~, ,i, & &I,ij, 10 f,Iin,.
,mu m T',n"I. %' uo"i "',mE E "T,' J." ,,,' ,',""
] n, ,L Vii,'I !iI ga ny'N III TLo ~ pn,, n,"" o |"
.ilouH'i 'i,e "ooui iu i'i''. MY" ''o'
WHY 10 uc'.tir HI,''' ,I Il nH ,':t';' ','"',
spoh' gl "lu S"'l' IS r,,y', u - ci,,. ,''%'r
t'lNi MY !'Irs tll'te "g'Iu my '"ui,t iit
say t'i'It is IN 'i,a 'st'e " ii,'rrsS' 'tg Nv
most o'au, % u,Ilul ''Gr N'Io"u' 'l"I ii,r % '' ~ "
'IegP thrrr y l'''5't''. years "i.,' II!al >,'c
WIN De 'Iw''E'heo ny 'lc son oi Il KING IIr
Whom Sh' Is reserved, NJ Ine'e "oTu' Tu'
ttn' Young prince was iI'l "R !'ro. I I'r , o',
IieV'u |l'noNt "ouDt Iha' ne Sho'uu Pu,
;'h emu 10 tll'S auNri''lf'' ,ui't' VAcl''' ~
IoVr ana ny glory h' resolved 10 see I'M
mrdialeIy what there was IN IT,
Scarcely had he advanced towardthc for
est th9naIl these creatures, these brimbIes
and thoms spread apart to allow hun to
pass. He went toward the castle winch
he saw at the end Of a grand avenue that
he entered; and, what surprised him Il
little, he found that none Of his men had
been able to follow him, because the trees
had closed together again when he had
passed. This did not stop him IN his pur-