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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1881-09-09
Letting Things Go.

''Let things go. Try to enjoy your
self these lovely June days." was the
sage advice given to tired woman,
who had already, from inability to do
them, let things go, until she contem-
plated the increasing pile of unmended
clothes, the disordered closet and pan
try shelves with ii feeling approaching
horror. To tell such woman to 90
out and sit in Natures lap and enjoy
herself is about as senseless Il proceed
ing as can well be INDUCED in. am
not "A believer in the policy of letting
things go. If You could let them go it
would he IA different matter; if, to
quote Macbeth, "'twere done when tits
done, 'twere well it were done quick
ly." If, when you pass out of your
kitchen and leave in it the unwashed
breakfast dishes, bread rising in the
oven and with dinner to prepare, the
dishes would wash and wipe them
selves, the bread bake itself, and the
dinner put itself on the table, then you
might entertain the idea of letting
things go. But, seriously, it cannot be
done one day lost ont of the regular
order of your work will leave traces OF
neglect sometimes through a troubled
fortnight. HOusewOrk is something
that cannot stop; it is not like the
work in a machine shop, where, by
slipping off band, the humming
wheels are still and nothing is injured
So long as there is a family to be fed
and clothed and got to sleep, the work
must go on. In view of this, some i'm
patient woman may feel as Falstaff did
when he exclaimed, "Why shall | moi
take mine ease in mine inn 2n
There certainly are ways by which
this may by done. One may do it by
living simply, by having fewer rooms
to care for; having fewer courses a
the table dressing the children lest
elaborately, though not less neatly
learning to "save steps" and to econo
mize strength don't wait until you arr
old to do this, but begin while young
and thus form the habit so that by ant
by you will do it unconciously), but no
by leaving any necessary part of th'
work undOne. Almost any reasOnabl,
woman would prefer to meet Nature a
a casual acquaintance to make for
NAL call upon her now and then, will
the tranquil spirit which clean ktcb
en- has power to bestOw, rather thai
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1881-09-09
SquibS.

You will seldom find an attorney at
law-he knows better, says Vanity
Fair.
The whale is the politician of the
sea. He frequently comes to the sur
face to spout.
They say that James brothers used
to be plumbers, but they reformed.-
Boston Post.
No woman should borrow the hus-
band of another, because it is not good
for man to be Il loan.-[ New Orleans
Picayune.
"Madame," he gallantly observed, 81
have your image photographed upon
my heart" ''Indeed," she said, ga sort
of negative impression of me, | sup
pose"
The flies that crawl over the best
paintings and engravings in your house
may acquire taste in art, but their
taste in coffee or butter is just as bad.
A recipe for lemon pie vaguely adds,
"Thcn sit on a stove and stir constant
ly." Just as if anybody could sit on
stove without stirring constantly.
81 shan't be gone long," said Fogg,
as he started out the other evening to
go to the 'lodge;" "T'll be right back"
''See that you come back right, Also"
replied Mrs. F., significantly.
"Angeline, my dear, you should not
sit on the veranda, in the edge of the
evening. You will contract malaria"
said a careful mother. al know it,
ma" was the cheerful reply. "That's
what Pm trying to do. All our set
| ha h..
! assure YOU What could mamma say
i New Haven Register.
A Saratoga hotel has II waiter seven
feet high, and he is very popular.
When he spills the soup it gets cooled
off falling through the air, and there
fore does not burn the bald head under
meath.
New York is enforcing law against
young men sending their wives back
to their parents to he supported.
Something new turns up every day to
brush the rOscate hue and gaudy glitter
from the face of matrimOny.-ID Detroit
Free Press.
. An apprentice boy who had not
pleased his employer one day came in
for a chastisement, during the admin
istratiOn of which his master exclaim-
ed: elbow long will you serve the
devil ?" "YOu know best, sir | believe
my indenture will be out in three
months"
1t is contrary to the statutes of Chi
cagO for a female to sell newspapers on
the streets. Out there they hold that
/ in the dissemination Ofnews a wOman's
place is in the sewing circle.
The recent marriage of two gentle
men from Detroit, Michigan, at Lisbon,
: Portugal, with young ladies of the lat
I ter city, illustrates peculiar fitness of
: things. What more appropriate than
; the Michiganders should thus unite
= their fortunes with Portuguese
E A traveller says that if he were ask
+, ed to describe the first sensation of a
! camel ride, he would say: "Take a
{ music stool, and having wound it up
e as high as it will go, put it in a cart
e without springs, get on top, and next
s drive the cart transversely across a
= ploughed field, and you will then form
some notion of the terror and uncer-
= tainty you would experience the first
a time you mounted a camel"
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1881-09-09

paying long visits to her with the un-
easiness which comes from the knowl-
edge of work undone. There is such n
thing as seeing with the mind-as hav-
ing June in the heart and a fresh
breeze blowing in at the kitchen win
dow, or a birds song coming to one
bending over n wash-tub, may have
sweetness and charm and give invig-
Grating thought. Unless we can learn
to enjoy ourselves while doing our
work and find satisfaction in doing it
well, do not know what life has to
offer to any of us. - IN. Y. Evening
Post.
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st. Johnsbury Post Office.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS.

Boston and intermediate offices. Arrive Ais p
III. Close $3.50 and 500 IN.
Boston through mail. Arrive 217 m. Close
500 pm.
New York and the West. Arrive PIT and Hoo
a IN, and AIS IN. Close $50 and s:2O a m and SOC
III.
Newport and the North. Arrive 900 a m
Close Ais p IN.
Portland and the East. Arrive 300 p m. Close
$3.50
Swanton and intermediate offices. Arrive 1O1;
a III. Close Ais pm.
Waterford. Arrive 500 IN. Close 400 pm
North Danville. Arrive $50 n III. Close 1906
West Concord and East st. Johnsbury. Arrive
800 IN. Close 4:l5 IN.
CHAS. r CARPENTER. I'd. P. NJ
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WEDDING STATIONERY.

We have added some choice Wedding Papers
Envelopes and Cards 10 our stock, and with new
and beautiful script type can tit out wedding par
ties at short notice.
Also nice calling cards, gilt-edged, put up in
leAtheretie boxes.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1881-09-09

route, the gallantry of Henry and Dan
in presenting bouquets of pond lilies to
the ladies who were camping out, or
the smiling manner in which Herbert
got the frightened team occupied by
two young ladies by our camp, or of
the quaint friend whom George met,
will say nothing, as they probably
would not like to be questioned in re-
gard to them but suffice it to say we
had a most enjoyable time.
When we left home some little deli
cacies were needed to tempt the
stomach to take a full meal, but before
our return most anything would relish !;
it was not the quality, but the quantity
we were looking after, while all signs
of dyspepsia and kindred troubles had
disappeared.
To any parties wishing to go there
this season, we would say that you
would probably get more fish and en-
joy yourselves better by writing to
either Mr.. Flint or Mason at Wilson's
Mills, Me-, stating when you will be
there, engage boats and other accom-
mOdations wanted, and then one will
not be disappointed nor lose time wait
ing. If you do not wish to tent
out you can get good accOmmOda-
tiOns at AziscOOs Falls or Parma
chenee Lake, where there is good
boarding house, etc. There is plenty
of fish and game in this region and
June or September are the best months
to go there, we are told. DAVIS.
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OLD PAPERS,
Nice Calling Cards.

Good for pantry shelves putting under carpets
and doing mp bundles for sale at 50 cents a hun
dred at this office. II
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Gilt edged, in boxes cases. very neat just
the thing every Lady wants Call and them.
CALIFORNIAN OFFICE
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Telegraph Office.

Western Union and VI. InternGtionGl-in St.
JOhnsbury House. Open from a. m, to p. III.
Sundays, to 10 a. m, to p. III. Night messages
At half rates.
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USE
Binuham's Extract Jamaica Gingel
ChamomiIe

for all summer Complaints, Indigestion, etc.
Prepared in French Brandy, and gives satisfac-
tion every time.
Made and sold at
sstf BINGHAMS DRUG STORE.
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PUBLISHERS.

Opposite the Atheneum, St. Johnsbury, Vt.
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st. Johnsbury Church Directory.

Aduent-Paddock Village. Sabbath Services at
lO.3O M las and $50 y. m. sabbath School IL
m. Prayer Meetings at 7:;j0 p. IN. Sunday, Tuesday
and Friday evenings.
Bdptist-Railroad Street. Corner Maple. Rev.
+. 4. Sandford Pastor. Preaching 1890 A. N. s.
School u M Prayer meeting $50. Prayer meet
ing Wednesday evening at I:3O.
Free Bdptist-Main Street. Corner Prospect.
Rev. II. Lockhart Pastor. Sabbath services, 1890
A.. NJ. and 6:3O sabbath School at IL NJ. Prayer
meeting "Wednesday evening at 1880.
Church Of the Hessidh-( (UniversalistJ Eastern
avenue. corner Cherry street. Rev. b. NJ. TillOt-
son, Pastor. Sabbath services at las p. NJ.
Sabbath School at II NJ. Wednesday evening meet
ing at 1870.
Pastor. Residence next TO the Church. Sab
bath services at 1890 A. M and $50 P N. Sabbath
School at 12 NJ. Wednesday evening meeting at
1880.
North OOngregGtionGE-Mai street, corner of
Church. Rev. Henry W. Jones, Pastor. Sabbath
services at l0:3O A. M, and $50 P. NJ. Sabbath
school at las p NJ Wednesday evening meeting
at 1870
South Congregational street Rev. Ed
ward T. Fairbanks Pastor: Sabbath services at
Wednesday evening meeting at 1880.
PresbyteriGn Church-Rev. W. X. Laird pas
tor, Services at Presbyterian Hail. every Sab
bath at 1880 a m, 300 p. m. Sabbath school 200
Prayer meeting 6:3O. Bible reading Wednesday
evening 7:3O.
st. AndreV's-( Episcopal,) Main street, Rev
y. +. Putnam Rector. Services on Sundays al
lO:JU a IN, ana . p. m nOlN days ana Fridays al
a. m. Wednesdays at 7:3O p. m. Sunday School
at $3.50 p.
Roman CGtholie-Cherry Street. Rev. j. A
Boissonnault, Parish Priest. Mass and 10 a.
| Vespers and BenedictiOn at 3 p. III. On tn,
second Sunday of the month, service at $50 a. IN.
and p IN. At Lyndonville same day at 1890 a. M
Y. N. o. A.-Meetings at the rooms of the Y. NJ
| c. A, Browns Building Main Street Sunday
mornings at $50, Monday evenings at 1880.
| East st. JOhnsbury.
| COngregdtOnal.-Rev. F. b. Phelps, Pastor
Sunday services at 10 IS a. and 80 p. m. Sab
| bath school at 1900. Wednesday evening meetin,
| at $50.
| Methodist.-Rev. L. c. Dickinson, Pastor Sun
| day services at 1.30 p. IN.
| st. JOhnsbury AthenRum.
Library aud Reading Roon,-Fr to all. Opel
| from 9 A. NJ. to II NJ. from to Z. M. and iron
| 7 to IL Saturday evenings.
Art GdHery-Open Tuesdays and Fridays.
| CHARLES A. WILLARD Librarian.
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COngregdtiOndI.-Rev. F. b. Phelps, Pastor
Sunday services at 1O45 a. IN. and $50 p. Sab
bath school at 1900. Wednesday evening meeting
at $50.
Methodist.-Rev. L. C. Dickinson, Pastor. Sun.
day services at 1.30 p. IN.
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Library aud Reading Roon,,-Free to all. Open
from A. NJ. to IL NJ. from . to 2. M. and from
To IL Saturday evenings.
Art GdHery-Open Tuesdays and Fridays.
CHARLES A. WILLARD, Librarian
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Grarrlers' 6mds.
Johnsbury q Lake Champlain Railroad.
July 4, 1881.

rRArSs EAST LEAVE ST. JoHSsBURr.
, 1881-04-18
CHEATING BY 1HE SOUTHWEST POOLS.

CHEATING By 1HE SOUTHWEST POOLS.
We printed yesterday 4 letter from Il
shipper to points sonlh MID southwest 0f
Chicago protesting against tho heavy md
persistent determinations agasl,st tl,ls city
by ill tho roa,ls III tho Southwest pool. Attor
discussing tho subject generally. the writer
thus specifies Instances of tic way md Of tho
purpose for wl,fc], this discrimination Is
nlatte. lie snys: -...-.
hills uf K,N,ts shipru in Martf Inst 10 tnrty lit
Coineil Hindr III, wi,ere halt the n.1antity from
l'cnrI second. Ginss frexht: or, in oilor w1t,s,
tho rntn fr0n Peotia IA DO GSnts nnti rom 70 t;hi.
81 s9s cof aa.t sees ch,taFo. Sf @ Hi IL
ChcnHo+ nftor nil hnr lbcraa!ly 70 ratlroiss ~
NJ ra. Vic aa permitted thon, r. T. Gmsss tne
cni,trc, md now wo ind sl,c il loft out. cou,-
rarcs with 81. Louis and peorla. Is I ono:horse
1T 1T Fsrons psH'; ~ eentaSnF hefe thaa y: EGfs,
Gna sythnE e onu, g. ne to of
chtcaso xci,csa.tIy aware Of thls unjust ,scrin,.
,tGI1 .'fn't En''ntt T. hGr interests or sl 'nov
or southwest from Cltungo carred MI classes or
!as'sq!; II from s yt st. Ios s tSsy snicls
!nto the pnol combination they f.rtiiaiir sn,@
choaEo out aa rs f feonscoagS, e s,o aNEo Z i ~
iarIs sna essent'o| o!ss ,ne1 ahIn anS
uhienzo ncrcnants viii bo thankrulto you to
| yent1lGto. 49,.
These facts come torl,s III strong complaints
every tlay, iuid they are sufficiently lall1nor-
ous from Iowa alono to 1ustlfy tic bulief
that the practice Is uniform and general. Tho
pool Is manipulated by Chicago roads agntnst
Chicago. III other words, Chlcago roads run
, 1881-04-18

THE latest ndyices from st. Petersburg
rolntivo to tho sentence Of lenth passed upon
oil thosc triol for tho assassination Of tho Czar
hnve created AMONG tho Communicate ut.d Nshll-
lstio olcu1onta Of tho City of Now York intense
excitement and bitterness. Uf conrso tho sem
tcnco was expected. hut 1t was nf1o Eesleral'y
supposed thai tho punishment Of Rophlo PtrotT-
sky would .bo deportation to Siberia. Tl0y
thought that tho Car would not havc tho conr-
n9o to sanction tho sentence Of death passed
upon tho Eirt. bucause tho duy aftor hcr nrrcst
hu was informed by tho NIhilstie Council Of Ut.
Petersburg shat her ,death would !orfalt hls own
life. Tho ElhllIsts and Communists Of Now
York intend to colotrnte tho day Of tho death Ut
thoIr horoiuc by appropriate ceremonies '
, 1881-04-18

ALI. efforts to induce the Icy Of Tunls to
peacefully permit French troops to enter his
domain have proved ungvalltng. lilo re-
fuses to give Ills consent to 4 proceeding
which, In his judgment, has rs its ultimate
puspose ,the psr1nanent absorption OF Tunts
Us q part Of tic French possessions inAf-
ricn, and announces that ho will not take the
responsibility for tho fatai consequences Ger
tain; to follow: the French invasion. A
French gnnbont cruising nlong tho Tunlslan
coast In the vicinity Of Turnarkali was fired
Oh from srnail fort OIL shore, but whether
tho, fort was manned By Khon,nis or by q
regular Tun!slan garrison Ia not known,
, 1881-04-18

A QUESTION Inns boot, raised Of lato rs to
Thomns JciYerson's religious views. Thoso mood
ho no quustun, for he bus sottlcd It himself. he
was an 1nndcl, or, rs ne choso to turn Il, Ma
turlalist. Dy hs owl uccount ho WAS ns hatoro-
dux aB Col. 1nxorsoll ID, and In sono rcspcots
eyen moro 80. In Jot1orson's works, Vol. W.,
paxo 90, will bo found q lottcr which ho wrote
to William Short IN lsso, anl from which tho fol-
lowing Is an extract;
llut while th!s llab,,s "a meant to place the
character Ut lcaut lu its truu light as llo nrns"
tor Himself, hut as Freat rosUrlnur of the lte;
brew ct,sIe'ot sul9l0n, It u not to bo understood
that nm with Him III I'LL il!n doetrlAes: nm
htatcrlallst, !to takes tho sdo ot sp,rttnalts!n:
fuEK!vcacss Of stint sclulro . counterpuso Ut
aud useourses in,putnd IL l!ia1 by Ills bloKra.
phics, lind many pasx!lKes Of ftua Imagination,
prrget morality, Atld pf tho nioat rcly bulIbvu~
lptleo, and otA9rs. a9atn, u 10 much iHnoranuu.
30 much ubsurdily, Rs much untruth, phurlntnh-
Ism, At.l inpoaturo as 10 pronounce It lmt~ast-
| bla that su1h contradictions should huvh prtl'
ceelel from the saluo being. sapAratp. there-
lore the Ko from 5hs ,ross: sestSro to Him !ns
1ptup aud tho roxuogy OF othpra OF Ills Dlscptpt.
, 1881-04-18

CMAlIEs u. DApllM, OF Now York. aln,eu-
bor OF tho Now York State Legislature, bus IN.
tyodusca q bill! which. II It bocon.es la'R, will
put an oud to tho use Vt glucose tn tho mauu'
facture OF all kinda OF boer. Tho bill! provides
Tint all beer rnads from glucose shall ha sotd
only when tho purchaacs.is informed by tho
yGnlcr that glucose wAR used instead Of unit ~
it, tuan Wtaoture, Tho barrels. ar kcXs, Or bot
ties containing glucose botr Mrst tse marked
with tho words "glucoso boer."' tieavy penal
tics uro prescribed for ANY violation Ut this aet
The .nfor.usr recetves one-ha!f OF tho fiusa col
lscted. BIZ, prshIn 'haa made hltnself henc-
faetps. Of tuapkiudb by the Introduction Of th's
, 1881-04-18
at-AF1ns aud Gorbau ~ Secretary, The pe.,...
lying pretenses for refnsiuB 10 20 into cxecnt;s'
Bcsslun would censO Instantly.
PERSONALS.

Scuator butler, although 1,o woars a wo,,
on foot. IL tl,,s tln,cer. Ills tor cannot ht NV
sI,icrud light ono, although 1t tnny bo f,,s f,a.
tastio.
A Syracuse IN. ~ woman .has ob,a,nsa
800 damages from n popt-roon kecrcr for n.
r,llN uf.hor son. Ruined sons lrpcRs In T..
protty cheap In Byrlcuse.
Pauline Markham expresses a desire to \.
Rivau u ct,anco In Legitimate camcly, Th,. :,
tho frat int!mation that thern wna anytht,s
funny aoo,it pan1lno'a legs.
"Jol,n W, Trotter IL tho Democrats e,n
dIhato for Mayor Of bloomington, H., but ~,
chances Of election nro rather altlu. 1rot.s,.
seldom rim wcll.'-fsohtrt Bonner.
fhu Toronto 1fftn hns begun tho pubI,e..
tion Ut a column of Items honded "Ame,lr.,
Nntcs." We ar1 glad that Canadu has ut ls.t ~.
solved TO recognize tho exlstonoo Of the uplsd
States. i.
John bright says that Americans are II.
on'y people lii tho world who bfsu their mana.
1eqlbty. Mr.. bright was evidently not On tern.
OF Intimate friendship With Mr.. Grcoloy or NJ,
Spinner. ,''~
Tile Boston Journal says that the new ri.
itor Of tho Atlantic, Mr.. r. Il. Adrich, waIes n.
lntlstuoho down 10 II shnrp point and woat. ca.
orcd shirts. Faro-dea!ors In Chicago do Il,
sano thing. ..
IA Cleveland paper speaks Of Il basebaIl
contest therD as tho flrnt gatno Of tho teason,
.rhls Is a mistake. Wild ducks t1aye been In tat
market for some tfmo."-Sectn,cn Dt,uu
FUNNY NoY.
| 4 medical journal Of Munich says int
dphthorln cnugtt by kissing Ia likoty to as4un,
| d much suveror form than II tho lisoga0 tets
contracted or the cuntaaion impaired !n sous
other way. This should bo warning to married
, 1881-04-18
THE ANIMUB OF TIE BOURBON SEN"
ATOBS,

This treatment Of Senator a1al,ono by Ills
Democratic associates Is revival Of p1anta-
tlon manners and lnso1ent personal BULLDOG
Ing Of twenty years ago. The determined
attitude Of the North In Congress. tho reso-
luto stand made by tho Northern people, the
War Of the Rebellion. md tho respect which
Tint war el,geudered for the Northern mud
sllls, cooled down tllls Southern insolerce,
a,ld the orack OF the whip hns not been heard
for long time, nor tlle bombustlc threats Of
tho ct,yalry. Tho sarno policy Of intlmida.
t1on. bulldozlns, a1,,i ostrucIs,,, however, has
been brought 10 bear upon Senator A1aione,
and with moro tl.au ordinary insolence,' be-
cnuso l,e happens to come from TINT section.
trhr wholo nollcy of the attack, commenced
BY II Ben iii aml followed up so swiftly ind
tierceiv i,y the Dourbons, Inns been 10 smlrch
Ills uorsonal character. The attack las not
necn made upon political issues, nor l,as my
argument been ,nudc upon the differences OF
, 1881-04-18

EVERY theatre md concert III Cincinnati
was run ",wlle open" yesterday, notwith.
siar,dtn2 proclamation by the new "1lo~
form" Mayor TINT all such places must be
closed. 1t would appear that the new Mayor
Is o radical Sunday-observanc man, for.
although tho law was ilagrant1y anu detiNnt-
ly violated Under his very nose, no arrests
were made. 1t Is sald, however, TINT the
isw-brrakera will DO taken III to-day.
, 1881-04-18

IF the President wogld withdraw Judge
Rohertson's name tar Collector Of Customs OF
Now York and lat Lord ltoaooo mako tbs np-
potuttnent tha Renase deadlock would itnme-
diately bo broken md tho eeosts could !mue.
liutely 10 iato executive session. without walt.
lns toF The sleeuouor R!dalobeEger ~ Sergeant
, 1881-04-18

THERE seems to be no probability Of q
break in tho Senatorial deadlock in WASH
ington this week. On the contrary. there Is
d prospect of speeches from Senator Ed
luunds, Frye. Congar, and Harrison, md 1t Is
expected tint Lord Roscoe will air Ills views
md his grievances ut mn carly day. Tho out
look Is fur from encouraging.
, 1881-04-18

THEY nre .gettIng terribly afraid Of MILL
ism In 1.oulnania, rs the Chamber Of Dep1'-
ties hos enacted worry sweeping measure OF
protection. Tho law authorizes tho Govorn-
n,snt to expel all foreigners oyel, suspected
Ut entertaining doslgus dangerous to public
Ohrttrf}p
, 1881-04-18

IT, has beon decided by the DrIckmakcra'
Association Of this city that no advance upon
tue wages Of Inst fall be demanded, wages
l,avlng been raised then, al,d belnR now ut d
satisfactory figure. 4 sensible conclusion.
, 1881-04-18

; In consequence Of tho appointment Of tic
ranslavlat lEnatlotT to tho otoo Of Mlnlstor of
Public Donlins, the 1a'ieHof Id0tlfntt thkcs a
very Elu1tny vlaw of mntters AMI things ut vt.
Petersburg. Tint paper writes undcra latq tlato:
Wo do mt buloyc In IN nlllnnoe l,etweon tho
CGssaeks and n leepuhu; wn rogartl IN n1fcnslvn
md IelGnsiro trotty netwoot. Tho 1a!tosrat OF
Gltrrcnco. hut W. arc Of 9plniun tllat .Austrla
Gun Freot tho atgent nf Alexander IL; u , tno
stru!sncaa. Perhlpa tho hotnhs gt the lsusslan
Nhllsts lavo eA,Isctl groatsr lat',nRo :!r TO our
TO foresou aud Ju'lrc. rcrhaps Nlhlltstiu
nttro. RIye9rlne has unit aIono torn tho pnnr !,
pcacu nn lmpcreuptiblu hut tlnycrthcless surplus,
wound. a Czar WIN rGgurtls hnitalf ns tho prt'
tpctor Of tho great H!nvonto tninlly 0f Icup1cs.
who would rito md ntlsntnstor THO ulfnira 0r
stutn ns tho crowned Incarnation Of Pntialnviatn,
n,I,st bcforo ionK e,4tiatlKcr tho most Important
Intcrt,sts OF 4ltlBtrl aul prou'tco m aHnvItu0lp
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