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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-12-02
New Restaurant.

Harlow 4 Co. hsvs opened restaurant
and confectionery on Ohio street, 10 the
storeroom formerly occupied By Maliby 4
Co. The room hiss been elegantly fitted uP
and elsborately furnished. Meals, includ-
ing oysters in all styles, will be fnrniebed
At all hours. Parties desiring to patronize
such . place will always be courieousIy
served With the best The market affords, at
Harlow 4 Co.'S.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-12-02
Choice Flour.

The BAzoo returns thanks to Mr.. Vim.
Hoberecht. the popular merchant miller Of
this city, for suck Of his new patent
dour. II is - 6ns quality Of goods -
wss ever offered for sale in Sedalia, and
needs only to Be tested 70 prove - recon-
mended. Sedalia will not Be ou,done in
anything, end % Mr.. H. he's taken The in
istory step in the msnufsctory Of 6ne four
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-12-02

4 private letter received 10 this city ves-
terday, states that there has been baby
girl born to Mr.. end NM Norbert Becker,
At Sandusky, Ohio, on the Is inst. Their
many fr,ends in This city will extend con-
CALCULATIONS, and hope that the father will
sustain the increased responsibilities like .
thoroughbred.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-12-02
t3eoree Hairs 'ssupsr. -

A sslle ioe . silver watch, Owned BY
Nasshall Staten, cane o6 st Bob. Nor.
suvS sslooa lest night and vas voa By
0sous Hall, osssees Of the ~ K. 4 T..
ssvs 6spoe He shsss iorsy-oss. The high
- osde, ssd vslksd Of 9Th The bssxaes.
Il vill s6oss Ab pessos q ths eabbaaA
sehool sAio 0oeniaR.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-12-02

~. +. Hunter. . pessooer At the "Pen, |"
made bis escape Thunday night from that
institution By placing lsddee against the
inside Of the vail, and letting hioself dosn
On hssesside By rope. He Vas discov-
cred ~ sse guard just a. be reached the
srous and seot vss fssd q hin, bst
without hitting hin. Apeshse oeay,ct, It.
tempting to escaps vish him, ~as stopped
BY the guard - be VS. coming mp the lad
der. Hostef - ssnt Up fee life froo
Green essnty in Noveaber. 1875, for
wurdee.-H,Suse.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-12-02
The Last

Dram-sbop license that John OKeefe had
10 run his doesery under expired on the
18th day of January, lS77-nearly two
years ago, and be sstill running in de6arse
OF the lsW.
He i subject 70 arrest every day that be
keeps open.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-12-02

Sleep and plenty OF il mnss b had By
the Baby ; and IL iss re>t be broken or pre-
vented hy attacks Of Collie, Sso@sch o.
Bowel Disorders. give at oace Dr. Bulls
Baby Syrup. which will relieve the pain.
induce refreshing slumher and eonsequen
health
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-12-02

The Thornton Dramatic Troupe, which
he's bssn plsying engagement in the NORTH
ern part Of the State during the past few
weeks. hes snne up the spout. 1t occurred
at Huntssille, Randolph county, Thursday.
A portion Of the company went west and
the remainder returned q Moberly, where
they gave a entertainment, in hopes Of
trying 70 raise lev dimes.
This - one a the troupes that inteaded
visiting Sedalis in he near future, but their
trip hes exploded z =
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-12-02

Coughs, Cold, Asthma snd other poll
ooaasy sAecsioas should be LOOKED
to and promptly treated IN time.
and thus all serioss results may be avoided,
and for this purpose ve koov Of NJ better
Remedy than "DR. SwAYNE's CoNPoCxD
SYauP OF WILD CnKRRy." The 6ras dose
Gises relief. and il u sure to cure the vorss
Cold or Cough in . very short time. Try
Q 8 cent bottle and be convinced, and you
vill thes avoid Doctors bill, and mort
likely serious spell Of sicksess. Psies .
seats md $l0o pr bottle. or sis boiiles
$500. The larss sise II the most eeoeoo-
ical. Prepared oaly By Dr.. Svsyse b Son.
50 Nossh Sisth street, Philadelphia. Sold
By all psooiseas dssGRists.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-12-02

George Bartlett yoane oss pretty veil
known in this city, 10 another party vho
wanted The BA3oo 10 0aks Q coessctioa
about . Publieaaioa b alleged he'd beea
made regarding him.
He ineisted that The BAzoo he'd ssid Be
vss. once upoe tine, % inosts Of Tie
peniieasiary, and vas hard customer gen.
orally.
He wanted . cosrsesioa nsds, asd sAe
BAzoo told hin Il would y ill sieht-the
apology. properly ssosd, would b Sosth-
coming when the publication ~ pso-
duced.
He aearched through Tie flss a ths
paper for cone nieassa. ssd thes, bsise
unable 70 lad The ssos, ssksd vhsss the
other daily w. Psbliahsd ed ssssssd il
that directioe. Bastleet should fsse b
sure be l. right, and ehss 90 ahesd.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-12-02
1WC6DofilnR.

When . DELIGHTED e6oe ssssosnds IL
pessoa. b ths - Il D.. ftiss's ez1sisiss
Perfumea, then Il = that ths usoese lAei.
sasieas Of hsasty eoos ~ pley - saPsiv-
~ IL adaisssa. d. ns6wt Rss 1sss ;
LsvVsssisssd - - .ossalias dslieaaa. e..
gsaoce. -..
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-12-02

-Thss Invalid vijA. aoshss. sissss q
ehiA 60 - 0ads IL pisesss a hsslth
nth Hoo Metopsa .-
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-12-02

"A certain philenthropist in the State
Of Ohio bsys large quantity Of d.. Bale
Cough Syrup every vister and dopstes the
sa0s 70 Tie poor su6esine Iron couebs.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-12-02

-Although % have heard persoas r.
mark lit IL worth tes weight 10 eold"-
still Dr.. Bulls Cough 0yrap b 70 Be hsd ct
all Drug stores for he small price q 3
cents bottle.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-12-02
<<ATARR'

0eTsa s1Ouvsaisa. The ~.
ehseQes Thick, bleody, end a
Foul 0dor. Senses Al S@s1 end
TASTE Wholly 0ese. Ealieo)y
Cuesd By
81 oRD'S alDlell CO.
9ieasAWeetsA Potter: 60
Relled 20 ackncwledgs to You thc Deea1 bens0
Ger yean have been anietei Win ihe leashsculQ
%!-ense. and especially In tae winter Tim nae
seen most eevere. Tia. discharge has been thick
s'.i S:e'ody, emitting q foul otcr so Bad that my
presence In . Room with Others w. very ooen13v4
- them. One week alter conlmenctng the u1o u
SAN1orD's RADICAL c. RHIw . not uo1oeea WIN
Lag sil N.Y. nses IT t.. &c and smell. vhicn :sys
XEIKOrR SE q. FORD.
eaaxp EArrns. N,c.. Nov. 4 isS.
3A090.
Gentlemen: The paekage q eAyyrRD'0 Cv19
asrvsd b. 10 to.1i sht all right IdOnr know wAoel
should har- dc. Ii u Aad rot been yhisFened4.
have tried 3Pal l,ouchs snnd cverythnk e!ee. 80
asao,:4n have hccc abb 70 stop the Oicneivo dtD.
charge have not been aslc TO recover INV seaoeeOS
taste and smell until tried SANroRr's CrnE. Toy
eaa Peter any one You chousc TO NC. and vtu
cheerfuiiy inform them N detail a. o the oeosos
Tie remedy he's 'sen to S%ssisorR Ssh roam
GRAND 3ADfno, MICH, Nov. Il l61a
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-12-02
IcollIns'I
v0lIAIC PLASTERs

n E!eeteooalvaaic Battery. en0oono4 V1eA
"A niahly Nedicased flasser, 5osA1nR The
0F1ndese cuFstivo agent in the World 81 1o1ehA.
Snd uffesly surpaan9 al other P!astsso hssgoolos0
3 -. Tier accomplish more - 0ne week tAao
fh0 old Piasters in whole yeas. They do mes -
uaeo. SAey CC08. TAoy-
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Washington, D. e., lass Tuesday night, to
when that body shall meet. He will return
fos visit during the holidays.
DR.. w. F. Sharp. Of Hissinsville, ~
N town during the Pass veek. He visits
here s.e becoming slsr~iasIy frequeat snd
ere many months ve hope to 10 able to
give you . wedding notice. With him - one
Of the high eootssctine parties.
Quits Q number Of WsPrensburE bellies
and Normal School dsmaels we're out in
full drrss parade lest esesiss. The weather
lcoke1 io1eriag and they shonght Il vould
lie their last chance to display their dry
goods until "the spring tinnes coues, Gentle
Annie"
-SsFsst Cn0mi~iOssP Morris has beso
making so0e much-nseded improveoesh
IN the sidevslks Of the city during the pase
week. jim IL good and faithful o@ces,
and keeps the ssFeeas and Valks il . NOS
excellent eoadisios. even though property
holders Do fvqSestly Kick"
-Thanksgivi.e day vas pretty esassslly
obeersed here. Union services vess held
in the NJ. E Church and the Rev. NJ.
Shs-p. of the C.P. Church, preached Q VERY
sble discourse TO large sudiencs. The
mills. elevator and many Of the saoses sus-
peoded bussness and the town hsd much
the sppearsncs Of Sabbath day.
We undenssnd that The props;stos, Of
The Pickle quarry hsve contracted to dsliv.
~ in -. LDuis clone, nett season., sboUs
$SO 900 worth Of sssse. Bsuce 4 Veiseb
also hsve large cvntrseas - that essy. The
Quarry City IN mp snd s-eomiae," and
when ve get the c. d A. rod ve Wsll farm
ish ell the buildiax ssooe ios ihis western
On Sunday evening. Noseohes Cd,
1879. Mo Ellie Hnneesioed. . seudsss n
he Normal School. disd q ihs sssioesee q
IL. p. Mseooa, o. Wsshiagsea svsoos.
vbess - Vas toesding. Hss disess vas
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|
ne. Il took cone days for ihs Operations
.hspsly limb - one .ould .ish 70 ZEE. Ose
voald suppose that her expesieace would
hsse b this time CAUSED her 70 abasdoa
her psojsct, bat not %. SAe thought is
vould b % nice 70 suies . lieils loe
Geoeges aake. She must have his name,
and The plsce decided upon vss in
CLOSE PROXIMITY no THE GARTER.
30 madam, The aaIoris vile, vent to vosk
and IN due tine Maria had he pleasure Of
sasieg the white 6esh bear The full ssne Of
BET lover isdelibly ioPse.sd, sad On sspos
vhese 10 one would ever think Of looking
foe L. eses we're IL exiseeace ever suapecsed.
The artist vesded her Vsy hone. and Tie
affair ~ almost SoeEoseea ssve b hin sho
obtained The lofos0siioa and i0pssted il
70 IL Aryss. vhen one dsy Maria -
seasslsd-so, seusasd; so-vell, 10 matter
vheshes ske - startled o. ssuooed. o. beth.
he result ~ The sans-ao rod il de col.
aoas q great moral engine Tie ssnoosce-
neat thst
HER 0nonsR WAs NARRsRn.
sad not 70 her. SAe ~ ned. aad q
6sse did Dot REALISE lie tsoe iovasdoeo Of
Tie CO... bat ssddsnly he svful thoaehe
roshsd sihvarth hss mind, ''lhave 0eosSes
ssoe tsssoosd o. ~ leg." Horror q nor.
soss. IL vssy sAiag lie Old lady bed in.
sisoated night eoos % pen. Which iasie-
ussioe ahe hsd repealed With iodisnssi
seos.. Il vae too asfslly svfal to ssslise
I'll q ooce. Bot e - %.
Here abruptly ssde Tie ssosy. Tie sesd-
q Vill Foodioy poeuoive The moral. Never
- :.'ii yos a..: =. I:: c rif = . %
sAs eAssess ess that soos dsy yoor Aos.
basd ssppsaiag 30 - . ~ nay q ihs
VOID. oil y loasd vassiaG 10 ksoV hov
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1879-09-29

forget to be feet of foot if not kept In
training, SO a trotting stable has been
constructed 15oxS0 feet in dimensions.
where the friends of the Governor are
often treated to exhibitions of fine racing.
You would hold up your hands in
amazement, were / tell you how
much money that gentleman expended
to secure series of photographs which
show the actual position Of the horse at
every stage of motion while trotting.
Don't hold your breath l shan't tell
you; | cannot. l have forgotten but it
was rather more than most Of us carry
about for pocket money. | suppose the
pictures were great triumphs of skill
and ingenuity, but whether it was mere
ly to crafty whim of a wealthy man
to advance the science of horse-trotting,
/ unable TO TnrrLv
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1879-09-29
THE TWO BURDENS.

Over the deep sea Love came flying:
Over the salt sea Love flew signing.
Alas o Love, for thy jourueying wingsI
Through turbid light and sound of thunder.
When one wave lifts and one falls under,
Love flew a bird flies straight for warm springs.
Love reached the Northland, and found his own;
With budding roses, and roses blown,
And wonderful lilies, he wove their wreath.
His voice was sweet as a tune that wells,
Gathers and thunders. and throbs and swells,
And fails and lapses in rapturous death.
His hands divided the tangled boughs
They sat and loved in the moist green house,
With bird-songs and sunbeams faltering through;
One note of wind to each least light leaf:
o Love. those days they were sweet but brief
Sweet as the rose is, and feet as the dew.
Over the deep sea Death came flying;
Over the salt sea Death few signing
Love heard from afar the rush of his wings.
Felt the blast of them over the sea,
And turned his face where the shadows be,
And wept for sound of disastrous things
With pale sweet flowers by wet winds blown
He wove for the forehead of one wreath.
His voice was sad as the wind that sighs
Through cypresst trees under rainy skies,
When the dead leaves drift on the paths beneath.
His hands divided the tangled boughs,
One Love he bore to dark deep house,
Where never bridegroom may clasp his BRIDE
place of silence, of dust, and sleep.
What vigil there shall the loved one keep.
Or what cry of Ion0ipo, Tho H..
-E%ilip BOurke Marston, in Harper's Maoasine
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1879-09-29

Miss Palas Eudora Won Blurky
She didn't know chicken from turkey;
High Spanish and Greek she could fuently speak,
But her knowledge of poultry was murky.
She could tell the greatuncle Of Moses,
And the dates of the Wars of the Roses,
And the reasons of thngs,-why the Indians wore
rings
In their red aboriginal nosesI
Why Shakspere was wrong in his grammar,
And the meaning of Emerson's "Brahma."
And she went chipping rocks with little black box
And a small geological hammer!
She had views upon co-education
And the principal needs of the nation,
And her glasses were blue and the number she knew
Ofthe stars in each high constellation.
And she wrote in handwriting clerky,
And she talked with emphasis jerky,
And she painted tiles in the sweetest of Styles
But she didn't know chicken from turkeyI
Nellie G. Cone, in Scribner's Monthly
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1879-09-29
WHY BUTTER is so CHEAP.

Grain raising, which bas been COM
paratively unproftaple of late years
to the farmers of the lower lake regions
and III the Ohio and Mississippi vallies,
by reason of the heavy competition of
the far western States and Territories,
has been practically abandoned, and
scores of farmers have changed their
tactics and have taken to the Diary bust
ness. The finest creamery butter is
now produced in Illinois, Iowa and Wis.,
consin, while these States, with Ohio,
Indiana, Michigan. Minnesota, Nebraska,
Kansas, and even far away Dakota, are
sending forward "rehandle" or the fac
tory brand butter in immense quanti-
ties, and at prices within the reach
of the poorest. The farmers put their
grain into butter instead of selling it.
The Western makers of butter have
also been helped in their competition
with the East by the introduction of the
refrigerating system in transportation.
By this means butter in the summer
season is kept under the influence of
ice, while OH the rail from the remotest
dairy in the West until it reaches the
seaboard. when it is generally taken out
as sweet and as fresh as when placed on
the cars.
So sharp was the competition in the
English market last season that prices
fell lower than had been known for many
years. The quantity going abroad this
year is even greater, and the prices, il
anything, are lower than last season
When we produce greater quantities
than required for the home consumption
and surplus is left for expectation, the
price realized for the surplus determines
largely the home value The low price:
realized in Europe have reacted in low
prices in our home markets, and prices
at New York are at lower point, wher
the quantity is considered. than they
have touched before in twenty years.
NeU England Homestead.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1879-09-29

A pen may be driven, but the pencil
does best when it is led.
Unlike the flea, when you put your
finger on hornet, he is there.
More people are troubled with paral-
ysis of the conscience than of the body.
Out West when they lynch lightning
rod agent. they use one of his cheeks for
a coffin plate.
A young man who recently took unto
himself wife, says he did not find it
half so hard to get married as he did to
get the furniture.
There is comfort for spinsters in Scrip.
ture, which tells them that Naomi was
$50 years old when she married. The
veterans may still hope.
The boy who says ''it's my turn" as
the short cake is being passed, rarely
makes the same remark when the now
ing machine knives have to be ground
after dinner.
The difference between cat confined
in bag and the wind sighing through
dilapidated house, is that one cries
through sack and the other sighs
through crack.
Upright Legislator-"What, sir You
take me for one who can be bribed ?
You insult my sense of honor. But in
case really was such man how much
would you give?'
We know girl that will wrestle with
croquet mallet in the hot sun for hours
and not complain. But just ask her to
hold on to the wooden end of a broom for
a few minutes and she'll have fit.
Return the wheelbarrow you borrowed
last spring. You will have no use for
1T during the winter. Not only will it
be in your way, but its owner should be
given an opportunity to put it in order
against your wanting it next year.
A woman may wear her hat knocked
into any conceivable shape, and both
herself and hat are pronounced perfectly
lovely, but just let man jam in one
side of the hat he wears. and he is at
once proclaimed frst-class rowdy.
The tomato is masquerading about the
market stalls under more aliases than
you can shake stick at. There are
tomaytoes, tomarters. tommytoes. tomat-
fuses, tommattoes, tomatoes, and the
other day we heard woman inquire
"How dye sell yer tornadoes ?"-Neu
Ha0en Register.
A huge Yankee in England being pro
fusely thanked for having rescued lady
from the attack of ferocious dog which
he seized by the throat and throttled
said: "Of course, was glad to help th,
gal; but what l wanted most was t.
give that condemned English cur som
adequate notion of the American eagle.
A small boy whose record for deport
ment at school had always stood at loo
came home one day recently with hi
standing reduced to SO. "What hav
you been doing. my son ?" asked hi
t mother. "Been doing !" replied tn
. young hopeful-"been doing just as
? have all along. only the teacher caugh
me this time"
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1879-09-29

Massachusetts,. Come up over the hill
and look into the window of the Metho-
dist parsonage. All is CHEEKY and bright
in the warm freight. Two children
are playing on the floor and tiny baby
is slumbering in the cradle.
"Isn't it most time for papa? ?" asks
little Fred.
'sYes, dear, very soon"
''Oh, he's coming now 70 and the
children make a grand rush for
papa, who gently places them one side
while he clasps his wife in his arms and
says. 'God bless my darling Philura p
Can it be our Philura? ;? Yes and there
is whole world of love and trust in
her voice as she talks with her husband.
Philura Jackson has made true mar
riage, and the husband and wife are one
nesh, both working together for God and
Uplifting of humanity.
But come away from these breezy hill
tops, come away, even, from the bright,
the beautiful part of dear old Boston,
and walk through this narrow, tenement
lined street. On the fourth floor of a
dilapitated building, in a little dirty
room, lies faded woman on an old
straw bed. She is all wasted. and her
hollow cough betrays the Dreadful dis
ease, consumption. Do you recognize
Sylvia Howard? :? Hardly. The sweet.
girlish beauty is all gone, and her life
is almost done. Yes, she married Harry
Sherwin, after all, and instead of her
lifting him up, he dragged her down,
down to his own level, regarding her as
Something better than his dog, little dearer than
his horse"
Girl readers of the Herald, you who
look out from your pleasant homes with
innocent, trustful eyes into the future
that awaits you, beware! Demand from
the young man who would make you
his wife, purity of heart and of life. He
expects this of you, why should you not
ask the same in return? ? Do not marry
man in the hope of reforming him, OF
simply for the sake of home. No wo.
man has right to do that. Moreover
love. no man whom you cannot honor
with all your heart-a true knight. san.
pour sans reproche-Non's Herald.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1879-09-29
RHEUMATISM AND NEURALGIA

DR. TEMPLE EGAN's COMPOUND DIAPO-
RETIC.-Positively one package will cure ordi-
nary case and two to three the Of years
standing. The principal druggists keep it, and send
II flesh from my Laboratory, by mail. receipt of
$500 per package. publish to suffering humanity
through 1900 papers an nfallibe remedy warranted.
ScrOfnla, ,SpermntOrrhga, Nervous and ChrOn-
&c Diseases Specially. Consultation by letter
free. Address,
DIR. TEMPLE ECAN. Aver, Mass.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1879-09-29
The Monitor"
PUBLIHED WEEKLY ny
GEO. H. BLAKE,
PUBLIsHED WEEKLY ny
BARTON, VT,

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lside Of Orleans County must remit 10 cents extra
postage. For convenience In remitting, we win
10 credit for one year and four months for $500 TO
bscribers in the county and one year and three for
90 10 subscribers without the county, when sent
richly IN ddvanee.
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Ie kept In advance When money is sent us we shall
ve you the credit the label at once the label is
pt advanced within two weeks, notify us by postal
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1879-09-29
A DINNER AND A KISS.

II have brought your dinner, father"
The blacksmith's daughter said.
As she took from her arms kettle
And lifted its shining lid.
'There's not any pie or pudding.
so II will give you this
And upon his toil-worn forehead
She left a childish kiss.
The blacksmith tore Off his apron
And dined in happy mood,
Wondering much at lhe SAVIOR
Hid in his humble food;
While all about him were visions
Full of prophetic bliss;
But he never thought Of the magic
In his little daughters kiss.
While she. with her kettle swinging.
Merrily trudged away,
Stopping at sight of squirrel,
Catching some wild birds lay.
And thought how many shadow
OF life and fate we should miss,
If all our frugal dinners
saa.@ rz-1..sss 80 - -
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1879-09-29

Shall l tell you. briefly, of the after
life of these two cousins?
Take the cars from the Albany depot
some day. and come out to this little
village among the farms of Western
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1879-09-29
A RHYME ON THE TIME.

-Pitts6argh Commercial.