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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1878-03-11

BY PHILLIPS THOMPSON.

I've known men to rise by talent, though such are
exceptions rare,
And some by perseverance and industry and care;
There are men who build up fortunes by saving dol
lar a week;
But the best thing to make your way in the world is
to travel upon your cheek.
Now, here am in middle age just able to keep alive
By working away the live long day as hard as l can
drive;
Tom Wentworth takes things easy and rolls in his
carriage by
And cheek is the sole reason why he is richer
than /.
Why, Tom and were schOOlmates about thirty years
ago;
was reckoned OF the smartest while at learning
he was slow;
He didn't for study, played hockey half the week.
But somehow always lodged the cane by the aid Of
consummate cheek.
Little boys" they used to tell me- SHOULD be always
seen-not heard;'
When company came hung my head and never could
say word;
But Tom a saucy forward chap, well able to take
his part
So / got the name Of being fool, while every one
thought him smart.
1 grew up nervous and timd never could blow or
boast,
People took 1t for granted that Tom must know the
most.
or what avail is learninghgures or Latin or Greek
If you haven't the talent to show it off from lack of
the requisite cheek.
Tom and as a. bannenad in lova with the san,a Girl
fell;
never could muster the courage my hearts desire to
tell.
1 think she liked me little the best, but before
dared to speak,
Tom pressed his suit and won her hand by steady,
persistent cheek
And then Tom struck for the city; he met with ups
and downs
But always seemed to get ahead in spite Of Fortune s
frowns
Like cat. he'd always fall on his feet; was confident
bluff and bold,
And talked with the air OF millionaire in possession
of wealth untold.
So Tom succeeded in business. and everything he d
touch
For people always help the man who passes as own
ing much;
While didn't have the advantage Of either my brains
| cash,
For want Of selfasserton and courage to make dash
II "modesty is quality" as the ancient saying ran
(which highly adorns woman'-it oftentimes ruins
| aman;
And those who are shy and backward, and those who
are humble and weak,
Will be elbowed aside in the race of life by the men
who travel on their cheek.
So Tom is now the millionaire, the hourishing mer
| chant prince;
And for my hopes of success in life I've given them
up long since.
But the richest blessings Of Heaven are promised the
poor and meek;
And men can't crowd through the Pearly Gates by
travelling on their cheek
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1878-03-11

PLEASE CHARGE THIs.-These three
words are of immense Importance to ev-
cry head of the family.
These three words are like three links
in chain which we forge for ourselves,
and every time they are repeated this
chain becomes stronger and stronger.
These three words add fifty per cent.
to the cost of any article we purchase,
for the seller wants, and quite likely
needs, cash, and he can turn his money
over several times before we can liquid
ate his claim, he charges, in addition to
the cash price, profit for each time he
might have used his money had we paid
cash on the spot.
These three words, easily and pleas
antly spoken, and as pleasantly respond
ed to make man the object slave of the
creditor.
These three words should be blotted
from every mans vocabulary. He can
not afford, all men. to pay enormous in.
terests, nor can be allow debts to accu.
mulate when future and uncertain gains
can only he relied upon.
These three words need never be spo.
ken if a thorough self-denial be practic
ed for year or two. Pay as you go
involves no accumulating burdens, but
hghtens instead the daily routine of la
hor
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1878-03-11
The discussion of eternal punishment

Inc discussion OF eternal punishment
promises to last forever
"There," gasps John Bull, wiping his
heated brow. "thank 'eaven that hold
hobelisk his landed hat last"
"Did your husband die intestate ?"
asked lawyer of weeping widow.
"No, sir. he died in New jersey" was
the reply.
What sad commentary 1t is upon our
civilization to admit that the man who
gave soft soap to the world is still sleep
ing in an unmarked grave.
The idea of teaching every girl to
drum on the piano and every boy to be
a book-keeper will make potatoes 81 per
bushel in twenty years.
An Englishman, recently arrived in
Boston, has distinguished himself by
biting mans thumb off. We suppose
he must have been from Gnawthumber-
land. N
A very neat definition of the word
suspicion" was that given by a jealous
husband: "a suspicion is a feeling that
impels you to try and find out something
you don't wish to know"
Mind your stops. A compositor, in
setting up the toast: woman without
her. man would be savage" got the
comma In the wrong place, which made it
read: woman, without her man, would
be savage"
| We don't understand why it is that
a constable with search warrant look
ing for whiskey in a temperance town,
searches for five days and never gets a
smell. while dry and thirsty man IN
the same town steps out of his office,
walks briskly away, and in three minutes
is seen emerging from an adjacent alley,
wiping his perspiring mouth with his
cuffs.
a promising youth of seven summers
who had been accused of not telling the
truth, cross-e examined his father. "Fath.
er, did you used to lie when you were q
boy?" mo, my son." said the paternal
/ who evidently did not recall the past
with any dIstinctness. "Nor mother
either ?" persisted the young lawyer
"No; but why?" "Oh, because l dom
see how two people who never told liz
could have boy that tells as many al
l do"
The goslin is the old goose's yune
child. They are yeller all over, and az
soft az a ball Of worsted. Their foot i,
wove hole, and they kin swim az easy a,
a drop of kastor oil on the water. They
are born annually about the 10Th of May
and never was known to die naturally
If man should tell me he saw COOS,
die natral deth l wouldn't believe hin
under oath after that, not even if b,
swore he had lied about seeing a COOS,
die. The goose are different in one re
spect from the humen family, who ar
sed to grow weaker and wizer, whereas
goose alwus grows tuffer and more phool
J ish. j have seen goose they sed wa
SO years old last June, and it didn't lool
an hour older than one that was only IL
The goslin waddles when he walks an,
paddles when he swims, but never dive
like duck out of sight in the water
but only changes ends. The food of th
goose il rye, corn, oats and barley, swee
apples, hasty pudding, succotash an,
billed cabbage, cooked potatoze, raw meat
wine jelly and turnips, stale bred, kOl'
; hash. and buckwheat cakes that are LEI
over. They amt so particular as SUI
8 pholks what they eat; won't get ma
? and quit if they kant have wet toast an
y lam chops every morning for breakfas
Josh Billings.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1878-03-11

An old washerwoman once would hang
her clothes to dry on the railings of a
church after repeated prohibitions from
the churchwardens, she at last came out
with the following burst Of eloquence
"Lor bless ye, sir, ye wouldn't go and
take the bread out of my mouth, would
ye? sides, sir, cleanliness comes next
to godliness, parson says"
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1878-03-11


Ice did not become an article of COM
merce until the present century; but al
ready, in the United States alone.
$30,O0O,OO0 are invested in the busi-
ness Of gathering and selling it. Large
shipments of ice are made to South
America and Asia, the European ma
tions supplying themselves with ice from
Norway. There has been remarkable
increase in the use Of the article in the
United States since 1916 when only
$4,000 tons of it were used. In the
year 1876 the consumers bought $780,
900 tons, and probably 100000 were
cut.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1878-03-11

Germany is setting an example to
other nations in the establishment of
dairy schools, with the assistance of
government. and placing them under the
management of competent scientific men
as well as practical managers. Such
schools are needed in this country. Ev-
cry State should have one. If such
school should be started in Vermont, the
aid of the agricultural fund could prob
be obtained for its support.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1878-03-11

QUIET HoURs.-How very dear to
memory are some quiet hours of which
the world takes no note The outward
seeming they have been very ineventful
Nothing happened to set the day in
which they came to us apart from other
days. Yet we know that they are diff
ferent, and were full of a strange, sweet
charm, for, the world forgetting, by the
world forgot, we entered into the courts
of the King, Jesus revealed himself to
our worshlping souls. And though We
are not able to explain just what the
revelation was, it was as real to our ex-
perlence as the entering into our room
of friend, as the voice in our ear of a
brother. 1t may seem to those who are
in the full tide of earth's warfare and
work, that our quiet hours are dull, but
we know that they are gilded with the
sunlight of the better land
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1878-03-11

A couple of fellows who were pretty
thoroughly soaked with bad whiskey, got
into the gutter. After foundering about
for few minutes, one of them said, "Jim
let's go to another house-this hotel
leaks
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1878-03-11

"Yes. mamma, | took three Jumps of
sugar out of the cupboard" says the
little girl contritely. ''That was very
naughty indeed; but as you have con-
fessed it | shall forgive you. Go, and
sin no more" Then give me the other
lump only took two"
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1878-03-11
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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1878-03-11

The surface of the island of Cuba
covers an area of $4,000 square miles.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1878-03-11


A BRIDGE TEsTER.-Since the shocking
railroad accident at Tarifville, Connect
icut, the state has purchased car for
bridge testing, which, if used according
to design, will lessen the numbers of ac-
cidents of the Tarifville and Ashtabula
order in that state at least. Every rail
road bridge is to be tested twice year.
This new invention consists of an iron
resting upon three trucks, the tank ca
pable of holding eighty tons of water.
On the center truck are four hydraulic
jacks, operated by one lever, and by
these the entire weight of car and con-
tents can be thrown upon the center truck
In case weakness is discovered, the
foodgates are opened by a single lever,
and the water instantly let off, relieving
the bridge of eighty tons weight. The
car will weigh about sixty tons, and
when the eighty tons of water are added
the full test will be one hundred and
forty tons. This weight may be less
ened, of course, if desired.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1878-03-11

he accused of wrangling and jealousy, to
the destruction of good feeling and
Christianity. Twenty-Five years ago he
(Beecher) had predicted the era of uni
versal peace, and since six of the blood
lest wars that had ever desolated man
kind had been waged. Never was man.
kind SO eager for blood in all the histo-
ry of the world. Within few years
Europe had become camp, and this
would last until some day. the down.
trodden masses would arise and over
throw their oppressors, and then his lips
would not utter the prayer. ''God, save
the tErone," but would rather say, "God
save the people,
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1878-03-11

= :
CANADIAN FINANCES Minister of
Finance, as usual, shows deficiency Of
over. 100000. Nevertheless the Min
istry is very cheerful and confident.
The debt of Canada now amounts to
sl6O,OO0.o0O, or $40 per head of the
population. and is increasing every year.
This is not the result Of war but of pol
icy of public improvement which was
adopted in order to secure the union of
the provinces into one general govern
ment. The past year the Government
lost 100000 in the working of the
railways which it has built. The friends
of these enterprises are confident that
their loss will gradually diminish, but
the history of railroads goes to prove
that lines built through a country which
has no population, and no natural busi-
ness at either end. will never become
self-supporting. The Government has
not yet given up the project of a Pacific
Railroad, but it may be doubted if it will
ever undertake so wild scheme in ear
nest.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1878-03-11

w. w. MILES,
A TToRNEY AT LAW.
IN 9-29 North Craftsbury, VT.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1878-03-11

ROBERT GILLIS,
NEALER IN HARNESSES, blankets, whips curry
y combs, &C., Barton Landing, W.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1878-03-11
MIsCELLANRoUs.

L. H. THOMPSON,
A TToRNEY, COUNSELLOR AND SOLICITOR.
|A Also Bounty and Pension Agent, Irasburgh, Vt.
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 HuWe,eG d.d nut sleep aggii uutil dny hrolzr. InbnItmod m R comm, n, -nu m,r3ns B oo ], and inu hed ut myself for mg tolR ,u fanr!iug that the boy h, Il die Ip wol ulyatsriolsIg Ther' wua soH,. HGy that had mol noticed, or coul not find, of toms : 8 .d us satuy my b,eshlagl raaoh ed tr Guu-l.pu the nld muu,
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 "So, crici ho German. "Thc gentle man takes pleasure in Il joke. lte has heard tho oll story of this house.
 "No, sailI. "A boy urtmlly stul- Ied his Latin grammar in my bedroom la,t &iEhl, told nc his father would beat him if he failed To know his lesson, aii 'it tho room in some manner quite beyond my comprehension. am really curious on th' subject"
 Th" uIJ mao shrugged his -holdors,
 Katrina!" he cricd-aud in hobblcd his old wife, Katrina" he repeated, . tcli the gentleman tho ghost story of this hou,c'
 "ll l- -tmrla" said Katrina. Iii l. oaIy jaa, lon4 ago 9 man who wi i.hcd .I.ot his .ou: a.ujd dh.rou," learned, beat a.a loaca@, fur.ai.in2toIoa"m~La. La..a a"mnnr Ir-+on. IIcg ,ay the noy ,.o.,,'- i' a-,iu every night since thea ia the oI.i brown room. But l do not believe it. Eavc never seen him.
 lit wv4 story for a woman to tell. said the old nan. "Gomg confess you tried to rlishcn two cla people,"
 
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 "I believe in ghosts no morcthaa you Go, -aid; "1ut aoao toy read lib Latin grammar in my room ,nI kept mc from sleep lust night"
 Then paid my reckoning and rode away. know n"thins more about tie now thaH dtj ,j,on. donot aay ii was avr;titl tA"t s.w thrt light; but if not, wha, was it;-N r. Lejgr.
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 Nothing like it has eyer beFare been O .creil ta the pnhsic. Ii does the werk like m ii and ii perfectly harmless-iesving the skin like yeIgs., and the complexion as clear aS eTxs,ai.
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