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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1878-10-23
WHOLE NO, 1886
4 Kind Word tor Women who are
Not Handsome,

Beauty gets plenty Of praise Poets
sing OF II, romaueet furnish II In
abundance 10 their heriner, dramat
lists use II ~ tho motive OF their most
stirring plays, painters and seulptor'
delight TO portray 1t / all the world
wombps II and yet there Is much to
be said about the qualities OF ugly
liule women There is often more
charm IN the vitality, cner =, unsellish'
ness and galety Of an ugly little wo'
man than in hall dozen tall, queeuly
beauties, who have TO be on the watch
all the time 10 pose well and make
their points effective, There have
been men IN the world who thought
! II iiue thing to nay that ian ugly
woman has no place in the economy
of nature" Hut il the records OF the
world were intelligibly written, 1t
would he found that ugly little women
have been the herolnes, the htlpmeets
Of tho heroes. II Is the junction OF
beauty to get men into trouble
Helen Of Troy, Cleopatra, Mary queen
of Scots, aud hundreds OF others,
wherever they came they brought
calamity, Beauty and anguish have
walked hand in hand the downward
slope to death, aud whenever the
poet dreams of fair women he is sure
to dream something doletul. II he
were TO have dream OF ugly llitle
women il would be iull OF brightness,
loyalty, devotion, sincerity, fort'lude
and all those loyable female qualities
that make some happy Tall Beauty
is epic Little Ugly is lyric, home
like. Just think Of what deep.seat'
ed compliment is involved in calling
irregularity Of feature homcliness.--
It means that she is not for the ball
room, but for the home, for the friend
shin that cluster around the hearth,
for the merry little sociab'e, the picnic
or ofl.hanJ game, or for the darkened
sick room. where she brings rest and
comfort, "Pretly is that pretty does is
IN old maxim, whose truth is only
half appreciated. For in the Plata
ness of feature aud lnsigniticancr OF
person ofhomely women there il often
found an earncs,ness, whole'sou'ed
sweetness and sympathetic expression
that wins love tar quicker than mere
beauty. The world could far more
easily afford to lose its supplies OF
beauty than to give up its precious
stores of ugly little women. The
beauties wait to be loved ; the others
delight in loving. baltimore Every
Saturday.
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TIE INVISIBLE LAND.

There was land that lay beyond my sight
For which yaiRly searched tho great Garth
through,
Ildlher, right Ofien my companions new
Az dayhresll, at nooniIde, or at night,
And never eame again, I took my hight
Explored al PORTIONS OF the GLOBE yet grew
No nearer where that mighty revenue
Had fed into tho stately fields OF light
put once when evening her dusk sails had
spread,
Aud was sleeping, a swift dream came o'ef
"Now Ia the country mine, long sought
before I"
And ono heard lament that wsa dead
AID lol the land alrotohed just beside my
door
,-SeriJner for october,
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and grohls, wv hhtF INC hht'e''
asked u byslander, "im be'wallln'
my tate, said tho man "lve been IN
this town more'n three months, alook'
In for M oils, aud haint got It yet"
'Thats not strange, said his interlocu'
tor, 'Ghero are those who have heen
here longnc than that" "Ycs ! know"
said the man "but you see I'm from
Ohio, an | think 1t mighty mean"
The crowd thought 1t strange, too,
aud dispersed, So 1t seems that
there arc few Republicans In OHIO
who have not yet been provided ior'
With the return OF lite 10 the capitol
and the near approach Of Congress,
comes a renewa, of amusement, Man.
agcr Ford has just reopened the
National Theatre Tor the season with
a superior company, and, at present
has upon the board n very elaborate
presentation of Uncle Toms Cabin
This play, or its sto'y, like Pilgrims
Progress or Robinson CruSoe, belongs
to another age than ours IL deals
with forms and customs aud people
that have actually ceased TO exist,
though but halfa generation divides
them and us, yet it Is translated into
all languages, played in all theatres
and read by all reading people. There
are, at this very day, three companies
from this country playing "unclc
Toms Cabin" in England, every one
of them fairly coming money. One
feature of the present representation
is the plantation music by fifty colored
madrigal boys and II chorus of 100
Jubilee singers. There is vast pathos
and strangely beautiful romance as
sociated with the old slave music, that
people OF the South can never forget
and that people of the North can never
know. And the run Of such a play
brings TO the surface an ususual
number of colored urchins. who
want few pennies to buy bread io'
starving mother. "IIow old's you'
mother" asked n kind.hearted lady OF
one of them yesterday. as she be-
gan fambling in her pocket for coln'
"Eighty.fve ma'am," was the prompt
reply as he made believe wipe teal
from off his eye. 1t was n witherlns
look he got, instead of a nickel that
time.
The National dead,headed party
consisting of his Frauduency and
suite, made trip to Montpelier yeste'
day and shed few crocodile tears
over the grave of y presidenl-Jame'
Madison who was fairly elected
One of the victims Of Mr.. Hayes dup
licity and insincerity is to deliver
lecture on the present administrator
in Lincoln Hall, on Wednesday even
inc. There are reasons to anticipate
that i, will be spicy affair, and you'
correspondent will be there to hear
and take few notes.
PHoNO.
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Pr sperity has this property, 1t
puffs up narrow souls, makes them
imagine them selves high and mighty
and look down upon the world with
but a truly noble and re,
solved spirit appears greatest in dis
,ress, and then become more bright
and conspicuous Plutarch's Lives.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1878-10-23

Canon Farar, in answering the
question. "NVhat is heaven 7" says /:
"Oh, to be honest, true, noble, sincere
genuine, pure, holy, to the hearts in
most core is not that heaven Is II
NOT heaven in state rsther than in q
place? Is it not temper rather than
a habitation ? Is not to be something
rather than to 90 somewhere 7?
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GreenbaGks and Absolute Money,

The existing greenbaek, II may be
claimed, Il worth as much ~ u nation
al bank note Of corresponding denom'
lnatlon, but 1t Is to be answered that
tho grcenback, rs Is exists does not
pretend to be "absolute money IL
IL a promise Of tho United States to
pay money, aud there Ia no sane 'lnan'
clal man who docs not know that 1t Il
q promise to pay coin, or something
that directly represents coin, a green
back Is good, aud only good, because
the country accepts II rs a pledge ol
gold or silver The precious metals
have been accepted, the world oyef
as the basis Of currency, aud when
men talk about money they invariably
talk about that which has It's basis In
coined metals, A paper dollar always
represents q gold OF n silver dollar
Throughout the long period during
winch specie payments have been sus'
pended in the United States, the value
of bank nptcS and Of grccnbacks has
been sustained by the faith that ulIl
malcly-sooner or laicr---rvcry dollar
would b. redeemed or rcdccmabIc III
coin. There was time when II took
two dollars in paper to buy one in
gold, aud the gap between that period
and this has gradually been closed, as
the certainty has increased that the
promise upon the face OF the paper
dollar would be- redeemed II The
greenback were TO be changed today,
80 that it would bear no such pledge,
it would become very cheap money
indeed. 1t would hardly he worth
the paper it is printed on.
There Is no power on earth that
can legislale value into paper. lfpa'-
per does not represent value, It Is
good for nothing, and no government
can make it good for anything. The
question Of cheap money, for the ben
eft of the laborer. for instance, is 'as
broad as it is long II money Is
good for anything, it will have to he
paid for in labor. The markets OF
the world settle the values Of mer
chandise. We may legi,latc that
every bushcl of wheat shall be worth
five dollars, but our legislation will
have not the slightest effect upon the
price. Wheat is wheat the world
over, and the price Is regulated by
the great law of demand and supply
Money is money the world over, anc
money is gold and silver the worIc
over and every article that n man pos
sesses and has for sale will be reguIat
ed in its price by the relation which II
bears to some gold unit in the markets
of the world. Money cannot be Sc
made that man can get something
for nothing. 1t cannot be so made
that he can get'it for less than the
market price IN labor. The idea this
# can be 50 made is a delusion and
snare of the devil, or demagogue
who is his most ohedienl servant
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Affection is divine diet, which ,
though it be not pleasing to mankind
vet God hath often, very often, imros
ed i, as a good, though bitter physic
10 those children whose souls are dear
est 10 him-Izaak Walton.
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WOODSTOCK, VT, WEDNESDAY, 0CI 90, 1878,

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The wealthy miser lives as poor
man here but he must give account
as rich man in the day of Judgment
Proverb.
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Aloft, ON the throne of God, and.
not below, in the footprints Of a tramp
ling multitude, are the sacred rules
of right no majorities can dlsplace or
overturn. -Chas. Sumner.
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u Roasted Ground and Packed WHILE
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And speaking of politicians it is re'at'
ed that sickly-looking party with a
plup hat and lined ulster attracted a
crowd about him in the City Hall PARK
day or two ago by pitifal means
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Killed While Stealing Coal.

Kansas City Journal. .,
On the east leves there are q number OF
wood and coal yards, and the neighbor.
hood Is daily the resort OF children Of all
ages, carrying bags, baskets snd buckets,
which they Ill with coal taken from the
cars and wagons and yards. The Narrow
Gusge depot was yesterday the scene Of .
sudden death to little girl eight years Of
age, named NeDie Goodrich. The child
had bucket which was half full Of coal,
and at the time OF the accident was Under
the platform ct the depot. A train Of i've
coal cars was backing up past the depot
and had got very close to the child before
she observed lis approach, and when she
did 90, attempted to crawl from under the
platform to the track, and in doing 81
was struck by tbs trucks. Strange to re-
late, not wheel passed over the child. Her
clothing seems TO have wound around the
wheel In some indescribabe way. allow
Ing her head to project over the track,
where II thumped against the ties,: break
Ing the child's neck. and 1t was this that
caured her death. A little boy, who saw
the accident gave the alarm, when the
train was stopped within fifteen feet from
the point whore the child had been sitting.
Her clothing and limbs had become 50
interlsced with the trucks and beams Of
the car, thst II was found necessary to
raise the body OF the cars from the trucks
by means OF jack, and In order to do &C.,
the car load of coal had TO be dumped INTO
the street. Coroner Lewis, who was pres
emit soon after the occurrence, Investigated
the matter, aud becoming satisfied that
there was no blame attached to the rail-
road, decided not to hold an inquest. The
chid's mother resides on the west side Of
Grand avenue, . short distance from the
depot. She 10 poor woman, and as
sign on the building indicates, does dress
and shirt Masking. Hither the remains
were taken, An to-day will be inferred at
tie expense OF the county.
It's sad Lesson to the mother, who has
compelled her child to steal coal, often.
times Furnishing 1t for falling to obtain .
sufficient supply OF fuel.
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CAIRO. ILLINOIS. TUESDAY, MARCH &C. 1878
Ihe 8ulLll4tiu.
Tho Tomb of Harrison.

(North Bend t0)t Toledo Blade y
We visited Hsrri,on's tomb at North
Bend. last fall, and came away feeling Iii.
tie Satisfaction from the VISIT We found
only rude mound OF earth, proppsd up
BY broken bricks, and rising scarcely
three feet above the ground. A rotten
plank or two resembling dllapidated eel.
lar door, half covered an entrance which
led down into kind Of vault. One side
Of this was noticeable for i've or six raiy
iron doors, which closed number Of hori.
zontal excavations containing human re-
mains, among which lsy those Of General
William Henry Harrison. The place was
damp and disagreeabIe, and we felt no re.
greet Of leaving II.
The tomb 10 situated on Q wooden I'LL.
side, among the locusts and birches, with,
In the town corporation. No fence marks
the place ass graveyard, no kindly pillar
stands guard at the spot to frown upon
thoughtless intruders; not sven an incolsure
--only, 40 ordinary common, the public
ground Of idle schoolboys or tho village
cattle. t...t..,
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CLOUD OF AWITNEssEs.

The following named Witnesses are among the
.ss.d ID; w. ,"h. hey: ben Gnrsd Of Catarrh BY
A + Downs New Geneva Pa, ID J Brown St
Joseph Mo, e Lewis Rutland Vt.
Charles Norcrop North Chesterfield Maine,
Milton Jones Serbia n Y, J 4 Miller Dridyer
Station Wyo, j Msrryman Logansport Ind,
NJ NJ Post Logansport Ind, } W Bailey fremont
Pa, Ii b Ayers La Porte Ind, Jesse NJ Sears Fl
Branch Ind, l. l. Villa Is Canton No, W w
Tnayer Onarga III, . Nichols jr Galveston Tex
AZ, Y keinert Stoneyills Pa, w Lusk hcFar-
land Wis. johnson Williams EIelmirk OHIO,
Mrs N A Curry Trenton Tenn, J q 10 I'm
keenc y II, Al Casper Table Rock W Va, Louis
an iers GrArsport Ohio, c II chase Ekhar, Ind,
Mrs AeAry haight san Francisco Cal, Mrs + NJ
GRllusha La wrencevllle y Y. W j Graham AJtl
Iowa, A q smith Newman Ga, Chas Il Rice
Baltimore Md, Jesse NJ Sears Carlisle Ind, Danl
Is Miller IT Wayne Ind. Mrs Minnie Arnaiss go
+ Manson Lowell Macs, W Roberts Maiicopa
Arizona, Chas Delaney llerrisburg PA, NJ
Cole Lowell Mass. Mrs j Spurton Camden
Ala Chas Raw Frs,iericktown Ohio Mrs Lucy
Hunter, Bennington III, Capt Il Spau'dng
Camp Stsmbaugh Wye, W Tracy Steamboat
Rock lows, Mrs Lydia Waite shuslan NY. ! NJ
Peck Junction City Mont, Henry Ebe Bantas
Cal. l. p Cummings Rantonl Ill, S f Jones
Pus boston Four Corners y Y. George Hall
Etcnlo Cal, VIM + BartTie Sterling Pa II +.
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Ohio. : y Nichols Galveston Texas, II l. Laird
Upper Alton III, John Davis Prescott Arizonia,
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Pianos only $3.50. Cost 1854. Circulars Free,
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