Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-03-01

A. A. Earle. recently Of the Morrisville
Citizen, is to publish the Sun Mt White
River junction, commencing with the LIST
of March.
John V. Farwell, G. 3. Farwell and
Abner Taylor of Chicago, and a. C.
Babcock of Canton, ILL.,, have agreed to
erect capitol for the state of Texas, and
will receive therefor the largest trac. of
land that was ever decided to n human
being, at least since the United States ex-
listed as nation. 1t lies in the northwest
corner of the state and is larger than the
state of Connecticut.
1t is said that Guiteau's love Of nutoriety
has received severe blow during the
past week or ten days, since in that time
not over dozen persons have had curios.
ity enough 10 visit the Jail to see him.
Last Sunday he dressed himself up carly
in his best suit, and anticipated II large
sale af autographs and pictures, but rot Il
soul called. The assassin was terribly dis.
gusted, declaring that the warden had
purposely kept people away.
Doubt is the vestibule which all must
pass before they can enter into the temple
Of wisdom; therefore. wnen We are in
doubt and puzzle out the truth by our owr
exertions we have gained something that
will stay by US, and which will serve IL:
again. But, If to avoid the troahle O.
the search, we avail ourselves of the
superior information of u friend, such
knowledge will not remain with Us; VIC
have not bought but borrowed it Cotton
1t is said that Mr.. Rossetti's new volume
Of poems has yielded him E4O0. Tenny
son has always been remnnerated hand
somely. At one time his publishers paid
him $4,000 a year in royalties, beside.
large sums for new work. Swinburne's
publishers have never made anything or
his productions till recently. William
Morris did we'll with his Earthly Para
disc" but his Icelandic stories we're {
failure. Oscar Wilde's poems are in theil
fourth edition, but the editions arc small
and the impressions are luxurious, SO that
the aesthetic bard gets but q very small pc
cuniary return. The minor English poets
generally fare poorly and secure but littlt
golden stimulus for their muse.
The other day in Louisville lutte bab,
died in commissions, at least every sign O
death appeared, and the doctors havin.
listened in vain for the beating of iht
heart, assured the sorrowing flmily tina
life was extinct For fully ten minUtc
they sat around the bed INDUCING the,
grief, and then, with an impulse Of aflec
tiOn, little brother of tho baby lcane,
over and kissed her lips. TO the bewild
erment of all present the child gasped tw,
OF three times and then began 10 breathe
and at last accounts was rapidly recovering
Whether the boys breath started til
wheels Of life, or natural resuscitatjo,
was merely coineident with his kiss
nobody ventures to decide. and The docto
is as much in the dark us everyone else.
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March 10, 1882, Those who try Tor tn,
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