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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-06-04

AGAsSIZ AND HONE.-A- he -Iue that
sUiritus.ism Vas most popular N New
England the men Jf science were adilred
0v Intelligent ladies and gentlemen who
thought hey could believe the testimony
Of their ewes. anu wdo thus considered
themselves to 1e observers. 10 .uTeSli-
gate he Daeaomena- A-as,lZ vAs ,m n
he foremost Of The scientists WHO stepped
forward in answer 70 his appeal. but be
and MS associates could not force the
spiriiuali>ts 10 comply with any OI The
conditions Under which scientists observe.
they were constantly .aunted Tor not n
Te>tig9liug he wonders which -leT We're
constantly prevented lv The w0nleC-vOrE-
ers themselves from Investigating accord
NJ 20 The accredited methods of science
Agl.siz iUring his controversy happened
10 meet Home, he chief magician Of ne
seer. iu railroad car " Ii e sad, Mr.
Agass z. said lone, " that The prejudice
0t YOU men Of science i1terpOse 20 prevent
he advancement OF science. owing .J he
itc. that ron refuse 20 Investigate tlr
ohenoueua which are nightly presented
to al 1npreiIiiced observers. " Mr.
dome, was the reply, '' ! never refuse to
investigate inv thing which promises 70
advance science. and nothing will give ne
more delight Than 70 investigate lh-
uarvels which occur, as you say II your
meetings. " Well, then. replied Home,
" cone this yerT night and witness The
appearance Of me spirit hand. Moth
ing viii 2ive me more pleasure. answered
AEassiz. - than to 1e one OF me selected
guests around the table where he spirit
hand appears. NJ opinion s that j. 4,
! physical hand with little phosphorus
rubbed over il: but lam open TO cou7ie-
ton. am LITTLE skilled IN he Use o
weapons. anJ all ask : tEat shall hay.
the privilege Of putting nv sil!el;o throu-t
it. If he hand : \ human hand. lee
confident in my power to transhN It on IN.
table. much 10 Tie discomfort 0f its posses
sor.' Home declined the test. such
want Of E.ith. he SAID, would necessarily
prevent the sDrj. hand from appearing
And. indeed. MI means Of investigating
which A.lssiz suggested were dismIsse,i
- not calculated to induce the spirits tC
communicate with any company Of which
ne WAS = member.-E. p. Wiipps. IL
HIrDsr's HIgI5iHs J9r Jsps
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-06-04

Some .Or-y Years ego. G1v. Wn. \.
Py.mer owned = set Of mills and and Id
: iHiD- me oul.e. of Joe Pond n Dau-
-j..-- One season he planted Iujte : Irge
piece y pot .c0es On said land. On his
and. Or near. .ive,j IN eccentric old man
1v The nsme Of Mean Hunt. wnom the
governor employed 10 labor for hin &C.
c.lsioHa.lv. Al the proper time Hunt. With
others. vas engaged IN loeing the Dota-
toes. In The afternoon the governor made
lis appearance IN ,he field 10 inspect heir
lFDrE. sad 20 see waat progress thew we're
masking. Ol Jok.nE over the i-Il ne oc.
c-ssiOnI..v found I row not exactly right,
anu inIlired of he men which OF .hem
lo-i 2. VIA me Aca 5rI /. WIS DrOuounc-
Ell 20 DE one ii Hunts Alter examining
the wors lone and iuding many Of Hunt :
rows. The governor went 10 he men. and
e.. q. Mr.. Hun. = little aside. He 4p-
preached he governor, with fear and
trembling. and said:
Thev lie. governor
'- Inns 50, replied The governor,
'' 1uc !ccorijns 20 their repor, mink you
have lone The arg share Of cle WORK.
amt here : a i1.l,r extra tor YOU
Alics,n zoos i, .nd thtnkeI lin. much
10 the chAr-rn If MS fellow IA0orers. For
vetrs Hunts rows we're = J7-wori in that
vicinity.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-06-04

spraug 70 Samuel Johusou's ewes. and be
said, N I voice sufI-ed Win anxiety
' Hadn't I better 20 Jul and get bigger
switcr
The teacher softly .oli him he niEnt DO
20 # he wished. and Samuel johnson went
out anu vas gone ten minutes s-ien lung.
anxIous. guit-. wondering minutes. When
De returneI the school smiled. lie carried
4 hl- hand ! switch that .oOkeI Ike 2
russian peace commissioner. de ldd cI-
i out Of n Usage hedge. AMI when ne
held i where the sunlight could fall UPON
II. II .oCke,i wieSetier lhan John Morris
sey's faro pariors. 1t was about seven
feet lOng. an inch nd ,hree-quarter's thick
al the butt. and was imber and twisted.
and had knots and knobs clear down IL
he point. Th- boys face shone with 1
bright ZiOw Of conscientious satisfaction
Is ae balanced this switch AMI drew II
through MS hard, muscular hands.
Alr. StOddard stood up anu folded his
arms. Then le said. with ! s1d. swrs
.oOa At the cuiprit. Now strike ne.
The school Just sat still and held : breath
Samuel Johnson did not act in greedy
and uHssemiy ha>.e. Is though he We're
+---e-A-Ag anu NAEiA4f = AZ ~ -AfI
opportunity Of hitting his dear teacher
He conducted himself Ike I boy VINO la,
I painful duty 10 perform. ont : impelled
by conscientious motives 10 perform ,
thoroughly. He pulled of his .eket be
rolled up his sleeves; he spat Jn his hands
: md took a twO-h1ntird grasp on his switch
he changed The position Of his feet 70 get
u better brace. Then he drew .ong
deep breath raised his arms, and tile
switch Just shrieked through The air ike =
Wild, mad, living thing.
Old Mr.. Hargis. the senior
director. who lives only = mile and 4 aa.f
away from tie scaoO-house. saws ne WI,
ont 4 MS i-.d blowing ana wien M
>sUdiari let of hi. first veil the Old man :,
irst impression vas that the school house
h,ld been struck BY .ignluing. The clear
skv. however. 1lsprUged This tdeoT7; anu
next Tine the teacher shouted he director
Vas convinced hat = steam boat lai zone
lstraT ana was whi>tling for anding
somewhere 10 the crpek. While he was
trying 10 hold Ms terrified horses, another
vJl.eT Of SOUND came sweeping over he
and Ike vocal cvc.One, aud Old Mr..
Nuseng;I.e, who mad 1een deaf twenty
lhree Years came running over, saying le
believed .Aey were iguling down II he
IIarrles. By this time they were joined
1v the res: Of he neighDors. AMI me -y-
cited population Went throngiug on toward
he school house.
In accepting Mr. SLodiard's resignation.
the directors consideralelr allowed MS pay
for the full term. and a , series )i com.
1imeutaTv resolutions. spOke Of his Ell
cheney in the highest terms. although il
.ransuired that lie board VAS privately
lgree,. after all The Ac.s had 1een laid
before it. thlt ne was 700 mulch Of =
'' nat raj Oora fJoi 10 suit = practical
locality. Mr.. S.oddard s not teaching
anywhere -Ais summer. He .o.d MS and.
-.suy that he Needed rest. and he Z8oI-
hearted Old Investigating committee was
tmazed 70 discover ,hlL NJ. S.odiarl
rested. and even went 70 leJ. 1v Gaming
Ip face foremost against the uautle-piece
ia MS rDom.-R. T. Jsly.j.t.G, .g j.st.g75
E'ErTHgT 4lUErHE~
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-06-04


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.,rfrar.,. ..us.;...,- aD,ong the rorne,
R,- a.. r~.- 7o- SON -,r reelection. by,
slfg1-lr.rotiee another class. The spores oil
the .r,...r.r --r.-i have Inn. f,r 5ea7 sra.
-n Of - seeds. bat this s not strictly trqz
,nd several novel and interesting roin..
for consideration and f1.rir~ ar..a
# we sf,onIT r,...e some sE the YELLOW
dust. whi,a ill, lie cup .aarsI y.ria;a
in ,IroD Of water. aa.. prevent f-, evan
ora,iou bv GOVERN. +. with . watch erv,
t,l. OF ln- lca-r IS, v5:I 10 ss we'll
we shout. f-f IN . few hours that eacf
.ar-i..e u the f..- tlI swollen. IN,
bursting a. SOME .a.n- l,d -t7en out
little ---a.,I .,. .-. gnev of which II !,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-06-04

We are touching our fellow beings On
1.l siies. They are afsc-eI for good or
for =vi. lv what We are. 5v shat We say
su8 10 even 1v whtt We -hius md Ire
MAY ilNers in the par'Cr breathe their
fragrance through the atmosphere. w
are each Of us as silently sa-urating The
atmosphere Au0Gt Z, With the subtle
aroma Df lEr character. In the family
circle. besides aui beyond all the teaching.
c-e daily life 1f saca parent AMI child
mysteriuu-iT n0Jiies ne life of every
person Of MS Aolseho.t. The same pro
-ess On , wider >et.s : y7iu- On hrough
toe community. NJ man livelh to himself.
AMI 10 man 1i-Jh 70 himself. D hers ere
built up and siren gthenei bv our uncou-
-ci1us leeds: and others nav De wrenched
our Of ther places ami throw wu bv our
unconscious influence.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-06-04

many species were thus described. N
the Rsrsdsr1liHssm Plui before spoken Of,
hey are white. few in uumber. and are
developed not only n the spring. 5U.
sometimes reappear il the autumn upon
The same leaves that produced them 1t the
Commencement Of The 7ear. The evidsn.
effort Of nature. then. n this pracess. : 10
produce an ultimate condition Of .uu-al
life. which shall be sure 70 coutiHue indet-
lnteiv The presence Of he Parasites UPON
.he leaves AMI other paris Of lie higher
plants. And this 5 done With certainty
1v the mveelium. system Of the mos,
subtle breads. which can enter the seeI .
when sown. ani whose persistence If VI
-ali-v enables Il 70 enIure he most tr7iu-
circumstances unharmed. So vi,alized
indeed : The mvce.ium. that any fragment
Il i viii vrgetate ani Erow after long
periods Of jesicca,iou. And Is 'uxuriauce
II growth : n no vice dependent on any
higher development. srcl IS we're i the
-ceus and leaves Of = lowering plant
would be necessary . cause j. sooner or
ater % push forth blossoms and iruit.
This wonderful vitality S .azea aLvan,-
1ge Of in the cultivation Of he edible fun.
2 -uca A. the mushroom for example.
Were Jumps # iry earth perne..led 57
the nveeium. OF be spawn. Is it ) called.
.re planted n prepared soil and a GOOD
.rop real ized. L : familiar 70 aurser7.
uel. and H.. hose Who cultivate trees
for shade or @ lervisa. that they ofen
anguish and die, owing 10 their roots
-cacLing deep II he ground. where de-
lved Wood or other vegetable remains
ire l..ed with this subtle fllgai spawn.
which .nocuiates he tree with The dps.
r1c.ive .ungUs, causing is death. F9r.u.
late.v The awaaening AMI full 7ig7r I--
ends muc1 upon the atmospheric cuudi-
ion. else We should I've in fear that everv
al, would Dc blasted. From Ibis caus-
'lugi q every form are often regarded a,
ue.euro.o-iea. phenomena. and wet and
.o-gv weather are complained Of . har-
5iagers 4 various flHc id evils.
= , --g-iHusn.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-06-04

SILENT ISFLCESCE.-It is the hahbIing
spring that flows gently, the little rivulet
which runs along day and night, BY the
farmhouse, that is useful. rather than the
swollen Hood or warring cataract. Mag
ara excites our wonder, and we stand
amazed at the power and greatness OF God
there, rs He pours it from the hollow of
His hand" But one Niagara is enough
for the continent or the world. while The
same world requires thousands and tens
of thousands of silver fountains and gently
lowing rivulets. that water every farm
and meadow. and every garden, and that
shall dow on every night with their gen
tie. quiet beauty. So with the acts OF our
lives. 1t is not by great deeds. ike those
of the martyrs. that good IS to De doue-il
/ is the daily and quiet virtues of life. the
Christian temper. the good qualities Of rel
atives and friends, and all. that it IS 70 be
! done.-AlbeYt Barnes.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-06-04
LON1,INt.


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TIE --I-< We .1n< --r. L4- ss are.
Er re --11sCe-d=C- = u=zt
Est re he present. 111r a11 age
E4z zazs = sue=-,-< -ou-sz-
-lll, ,ar1ula al- 1a.trT SIR All strife
rows : W ne Er=1-ri t=ll.
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Helps make ils soul -lzl-r,1I
L1uz1nE 3 Gods fresh 1eayeoza--i -z.--
With 1ur poor sar-hwzrd strtT-rE:
w I-suen e -h1t v= nay s-.-I
J1ureat win merely -r---.
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Bat wEen -Gs s-.-- ---z11s.
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Wien We are sl-r.r -a5i z -15u---.
I We = v= -l.- = la-.1-.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-06-04
THE DEARER DEAD.

L.l ---u-- - T-I- lead. -1u %.
Cad T1gr r1oes q 3oe.
T IL SCOT E1z-s hey sleep
Ana --1 rz=1
-1rl 1---zr -slrs. ami n ere
- =--aT z E=rs fresh 4ud far.
I-1 pace r--:s stone Il -ha head.
Where. -arvs1 EI-1 sc1Iptor's arr.
T- resi- ~1gr sorrow f near 9.
t-I -L= isar -17-= II -our 1zad.
81- -hs-e are t=arer lad: -o1 Know
Na---e Interest woe
TIL e-I r.-sz .zz =a-=r eyes
1t sweet r01c< 11ne. -ilt n3urr:uI wise
ll- ross -be hands 4 .0vz.
4-H =9-r=Ft-< seat 15ove
Tie ashes ana inst
.- -l-.r- and ruth. aud -rl1st
---=s= 4re he iearasr lead.
..- --=z= .5-sr lad. Eh0 dare
E-=s H. .l5I-ala, t1r dead hopes Fears
4-g BID. stone 1r-s4
- -s.. where dad 5vE -ss.
Tlen III yer ! ln1u-c-r say.
Hes ne . ll-s- -a=ss Issd away
These t-cera- --ai-s E1al a. 10: see.
--=F move silently
-- va D. re -sl-- s-=re the grave : made,
.---ze --= l=l1 = aid
S.. DIVERS l-s -trsv- there;
-.--- -s 4- moan mere.
s. ---ll j. sz-I
over t-=-c 1-d.
t-ze- --1- --Elu =I----
TIE nave Les -lv-
l----- -a .s--. sI-er; --<--.
---- L--L know;
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-06-04
~ ANSWER

s7-a- -----=rs. love Z eyes be iz-E y 5.1=,
Haze 70 AK 7- violet - ray
Z. --r matters wat the dear zyes szy.
ARD Z -l=-r -lzs 1e earnest. stsadtlst trus.
--l-= gong eyes -e111ss F-1r s1ll -50ks th-1l-r-.
[ see l=r--1 sE--- lzr-ls ard tzr away
II some H----- -sz-1l rz=ra pure spirits stray.
Ara b -r-- =res -zteL =Cz-e z.--- So q rCG-
Az --=T -1- i=ars E-4- 1-arer -hau the stars.
-l1l-r1-s 90 ne sz----x through tz-zssr -is1t
Radiant Wiz &c. ---zuss FI-n srI--t ight
E----- and --11--z- - -ze 1r-s % Mars.
A-1 .----azs ls l--El- A--3ra 1ars-
Il. 1.i --er night shine forever n II sizat-
-E'fI Irsr-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-06-04
THE NAHE or MOTHER

There l-s r--Ls -1at s1slz 9. q .-=----=ss
F-le1 11-zs = TIE l=1-- F= --=rlsl-
4-1 accents -l4t -=ll 4 . friendship proved.
r-z- r--- -era- ll-r-- PERISH
There are soft F1-ts z1-1i---sl 1y i=l-- i-4r --s
Ear --1zr --a1 l-y --1=-:
5l- he sweetest n -ll- =a- ever -s4-L
r re blessed uAa= II l1s1ar.
o. Z-z--1i E1-- lIF g -zv=r lie
From -1e ips IA; .1ve % SPEAK 70.
N--2 LFaF from -hz -rlsEl1E -z4--s
rl4s even E1lld 1rsaz 20 E=er T.
Vas tlsre ever 1Au= -z4t --Tsi Ike ---st
L here ever 1= sucn another
Tie an<els nave relrsi n ze4vza s--.-s
Fr-h- 11.g name Il mother.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-06-04
The >choolmaster's Conquest.

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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-06-04

In one or two exchanges we read of an
old lady in 4 certain city who never buys
any tea, but sponges on the many different
stores. obtaining At each a sample TO try.
The Religious HarIA is reminded thus Of
the action Of some churches. who spend
years in sampling the ministry at triiing
cost -C0Hgreq1tioHalia
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-06-04

Bring flowers. bring flowers from The
i.yn. from he garden and from the sunny
ZONES Of our loved and lost ones. whose
g;r:g..sm We ,ais day commemorate.
froup -uem around and upon thefr graves.
aa. --e-r blooming 1ea1.r nay De recog
a.z-.j, aai heir delicate fragrance. Ike
be rising Es.ayr'-. nav soo.Ae tnd cheer
-e veaI-. sor~1T.c- .-aa,s Of hose Who
,acs.. hem there.
Jar heroic dead a- He list call OF .heir
.l-a.r~ ces-ei .o lie front. r;sk.1- life
.al 81. lear 20 hem. 10 save heir eouatr-
ron tile .C.a Lee. Of .Ae traitor. There
VS. no lime 10 hesitate. The enemies o..
.ar country had fred heir irst -uu upon
lie = tle7 had sworn 20 sustain and
=t-ad. The stars luj s.rip=s We're haul
j i-wn mi -ramp,eJ n he dust; The
.ars AMI 7tgs streaued forth Il the south
n lre-zs. s. IL. ires Dtzel from .he.r
lou7rin PEAKS. Tae battle cry agaius,
le Union ran. through The beautiful. val
Us II me south 4nI WIS AIKEN 1D from
We bill. -7ps lnI borne On me wings Of
be- wind over he lovely plains ard 5eau-
.fgl slvean.- 3t heir sammy .anI. - =
ms .1 arms. All Nh. .1.r,-.-.7r .t..
...,.B .v.s..-:.. s7.,r.-s ..,,a -.o,,, .-..
ILL. valley. qr5 ,l5-.
AL II pur.-1t-u ani he .5r7 If
.---.t,. Il IS .-.-.-r, .,r.. .r. i,.- :,-..,,.
49,. VI .t-.,n.1,7 1r-7 .-i.- .r... s...r;.
iced mon .h-a a....- .. m, -..;57 -r.. ..-5.f
Cornerstone Of which W. human .r,-a--
n sr.....-...-.. l.-...-r, r,-,.-;,n ~ .-.r,s-,.-
he 5-., -7r.-7.1 .1.r- -aa r,-.I 1.. av-r
,7.w7.
Fro. 81 5.-.- IF -1.- -.,-, --.-..--. nj
.-m4rt.- 5.,.a 10 i,r .5y,,.j. the ,ra,,
-7.--- ..s ...r. IN 8 ...,.1.,--,a -,. ... 4,--
to III. iron. 1- he military mower mr.
.qa.z.. Tor offensive lnl .eso.a.frr war.
,.,-a.. ..,.I .v.. ..,.,.,x v--- PIN. y.,i-z-
excitement
The s-4r7 -a.7.,-. ,f .,. 7ar-7 60. .,
..1- .l,v7 Els. .vf.,4i -..1-.i.., d. ..,-- ,,.i
All haz,ri. TINS. e.-s,lr ,-.1a r-,7,
we're M, AZ srs,v ,,f7- l. ernest -v.rr.
.,,,a fla. T1- ,..r.o.;.. .....-,.. ~ .i,.
7,r-H f.~,-.I ..-,7 ny snI4...7.i ,r.r
7- t.ri lf,. an -r..-rs.. .n,r. y,--,
non wf45lt t.nu.a. mi r9rr, mon
T.-a families. -. r..as.s.3s 5Ir t....5v .;.5.
ems Did. r9uur. married AMI ,fDrie-.7
very .is,-tr-m.r, 3i 51.taes. 3, eff .b..
7llss of .ls.. ..iIa.tIs me orli1,rv yl--
uits Of 5r.in-s. OF pleasure. Mse,inr,
we're -,.,-I 10 s,s-u be. ay. So much r.
.yc..s D.. Dtsrfo.ie feeling 1r the 7e3pra
= 10. 5r wise eg11sels. devise. 5rgs7iz.
l-rrc. and -uphasize measures to render
ta,ien, The mos, vr9mp. md rfro-or,
.c,ien.
The ..i. 81 their .orn.rv FIR f7nr,a.ti.,..
lel9 r.uz Oh, s,,i7 over N. LanI Oar
lr..va bows AZ The front were ovprvh,.r,,aj
lv superior numbers. c5.l-g,eI to gira
5tttls 1D37 .asfr5.vq soil. f,,- 5v f,,r ,f
he GROUND was viellaI only 5v the in
.-ns+st pressure Of yreater numbers
every incl vas vruag from them after
ne most vigorous and heroic defence
SHOWN in history. There was no excite,
aurrv. no unnecessary alarm amonc our
citizens. 6nt 4 calm. impressive detarn,in
.,tion On heir mart N r,1r jo,r7 the ,boI-
.Dfris of rebellion. cg.t what II miob, IN
blood anl treasure.
FIVE uI-vDPrD rfOrS4vD ,rr<-
more were c,,l-.I tron their hora. >,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-06-04

HEART RESDISG-About these days the
young lady who is adjusting " the TN
lshing touches to her toilet. dnds her ID
voriUe neck ribbon missing. AMI after Il
series of searches through bureau drawers
lud every other conceivable spot. acct
dentally glanccs out of the window and
recognizes tue bright bit Of silk hoPelessiy
enrsngled around the telegraph wire as
part Of the tail of her younger brother
kite.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-06-04

mi aH 10
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= ,-br-,,.f.i5 : NJ. -, --,...,-
No lrst-e.ass reporter VIII ever forget
10 ada 70 ne end d N UNSUCCESSFUL burg
arg lem NAT lie fellows 5Tes.oo1=d
.-1sn. This ligavs uasss the 5-rr.srs
mad enough 20 shoot themselves.
! man Tlo laS never seen me sun an
not Dc 2-amed tor -hinAiHg hat no <'o--
2in exceed hat ot he moon. Amt1 TuO
l1s seen neItheF moon nor sun. cannot Dc
blamed .Or -a.Ailg oI he anrvUed bright
ness 0I The morning star, .i-4er.g.
A,,o,,- ~, z,l.,s -,.;,- ~ a. .-r-~-
.,~qor-li,-, -, ,-,--,-s.-. .E. -,r.L.,-:-- -
.,sn1or f,7.s .ha .o-.i--r,yr ~. ----s- 1iis
or 1re-er5 n 5i-Ia v--7 .ha -. g5-,, =
.bis .or7frv ne ef7ss,,r7 : -.var.aF r +.
he sa--f7.-,yr mo To-. he f1,i--,--.
An 7rf 7,i.a- -v-o -v,. 7o-o-i---s Far
se.f.ieniaI vas one 5ar asked znr h.
vas . hin. i i0 not s7ow. .5.l he
n ser. ct. have .ried -1r,o1. means t,r
- -
s.5
NJ. Jorlan. he heal # -la --.s- i-v
foods house Of New ErcllpG. sgvS ..-Ea
9o.tom Of the dull times was re.,- he'd n
! .uuar- .ast. and NJ. Bond ne yea,
wool dealer savs -ha, for .ve1,v Years
the business prospect Ias ~, been 50
-ncorr.gi1y = N he present .,ue.
4 Boston Awrar emplareI 2 new 1av
he other iar. ami when the -9a lsz-,l f5y
Instructions the attorney replied "Y11r
Instructions IRE 10 De -aken IN general.
Keep the otsce clean. borrow coal x1en-
ever You can. and 4nter no cfrc1r,=,auce,
must you ever END nv umbrella 10 q
.awver."
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'leH '--1l4 'p 'u4 .''N7 ne -Ale-sh, par,
u -.-e!E I.s1oF! ana .-o." .- up 'e-.re An
audience .LlU 1e- I sTll 4l- - : : = VS.
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