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WHAT SHE FoUND.-It is not true
that Santa Claus will not put any
thing in a stocking III which there
is a hole. Last Christmas a society
belle found a darning needle and a
ball of varU in hers.
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MERRY CHRISTMAS. "

And bless my heart if it amt
Christmas, too" said Jerry, "and
I'm wishing YOU a merry one. lad.
What do them chaps mean ? If
it's any trick they're playing they
have 70 count me in, too, and stand
the consequence"
4 cry from Budd Interrupted the
old tisherman's threat.
Look ? Look :"
what is it, boy ,"
Budd darted into the cabin and
was out again in a twinkling with
the shovel.
"It's box, don't you sse?" be
cried, there is the edge"
A few cuts with the shovel and
the box was displayed only TO re-
veal other corners of other boxes.
And out they came one after anoth-
er, and were carried into the cabin.
At last, through the mountain OF
snow, the ground was reached, and
the last box safe inside by the fire.
Il don't want to say nothing
till this things through" said the
old fisherman, as with hammer in
hand he broke the cover from their
fastenings.
Jackets thrusters. boots and NIT
tens, new and warm. School books
and states, story books and books
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Il seemed as if he would die from strangu-
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\ keeper who was taking two
victs to the state prison, rec-
when the train stopped at Sing !
called out: Step out. gent..1
fifteen years for refreshmen-,
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A Terrible Cough Cured.

''In ISJs took a severe cold, which affected
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Rockingham, VT, July i5, 1SS2.
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How many apples did our &
parents eat in the garden of E:s
Eve 5 and Adam =.
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ORDERS FILLED SANE DAY AS RECEIVED. g.


In order to give Hotel Keepers and Dealers a
grand opportunity never before offered. will con.
tract for the manufacture Of whisky in any quan.
ti;y, from to 80 barrels, giving them the priyi
lege OF letting il lie in bond for three years
charging but "a small sum for storage.
ss-On hand 30 barrels Of Whisky retailing al
s. per gallon.
quantities to
Sand Patch. Pa. s. p. SwEITZER, Supt
Aug. y.
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BUOD OF NOWHERE'S
CHRISTMAS.
BY G NJ. s. HORTON.

1t was uphill work with the
clock. From half-past ) until 1
the minute hand didn't seem tc
have life enough left to pull itself NJ
10 the figure MI, which was half
hidden by the gorgeous painting Of
the setting sun, whose rays struck
out in every direction over the gen
erous face Of the old timepiece. 1t
was a dismal afternoon, and even
the master looked at his watch to
see if the long pendulum weren't
mapping.
No. Tor even while he looked, the
minute hand on the clock passed
two of the sunset rays, and eclipsed
a third: and the little boys IN the
lowest row saw it and reioiced.
/ will not pretend to say that
something which happened just then
was right. / will leave that for you
to decide at the end of my story.
Barton passed the note under his
desk, and Moore read it behind his
book, and here is the note that Moore
read:
BILLY:
'Shall we try it tonight? F."
Then it was that the master look
ed at his watch. and Moore scribbled
with his left hand, while his right
hand was apparently finding refer
ences in his book, with due anxiety.
The scribbling was inelegant but
effective, and the note went back.
Barton nodded and Moore winked-
a decorous retiring wink-and the
minute hand slowly passed up over
the face of the clock, vanquishing
the gorgeous rays in slow success
sion.
At last the clock struck. Wheth-
er it had been recently wound, or
whether the striking part was not
on friendly terms with the pendu
lum and wanted to challenge it to a
burst Of speed, | can't say but the
way the clock struck four was
enough to make a locomotive black
in the face to equal it,
Out on the playground the notes
were passed from boy to boy.
you ali know what it is to be, fel
lows" said Barton, with that hearty
voice of his; how many will join p
Not a boy short Of the whole Of
them
well give Budd of Nowhere such
"a
Hush, perhaps he's round"
NO, he went home at recess, y said
Moore, "and a poor little shiyering
chap he was too"
"Halfpast Z to night sharp,
cried Barton to the BOYS as the scat
tered in groups of two and three
through the streets of the village
and a CHEEKY "all right" was echoed
from each.
There WAS SO much mystery at the
meeting-sO much of things going
on which those in attendance alone
were to know, that | feel it would
be a sad breach OF confidence if
tell a syllable OF the proceedings.
1t is hard to keep myselftrom it
hard not to tell of the boyish sacrifi
ces made that night and of the un-
selfish, tender words that sprang
straight from the boyish hearts.
don't like to lecture, and | promise
that | will not, but / tell you thai
was the time and place for thos,
who don't altogether believe in The
boys.
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with your toes awful good friends
with the holes in your shoes and
Won tell me all about it, straightfor-
ward like, and | takes you IN and
we eat beautiful together, and you
never once kicked e'nights. Then
YOU read out o. the books yonder as
was left when the missus was here
spellin' for the hard words, but as
tonshing smart on the everyday
ones and | sat and listened, and says
| to myself as how it's my old Jlm
again. as if he wasn't gone with his
mother where there's no winds a.
blowin'-no squalls, nor danger from
rocks on an unbeknown coast,
where everything is smooth sallin,
SO the preachers say-and L know 1t
myself every day in the week"
By this time Jerry couldn't see the
fire very well. There's the only
{, lace as how | can't stand salt wa
ter said he, drawing his sleeve
across his ewes and winking hard at
the cracking logs. Il don't think
as how I've cried since the day
Of it.
Budd crept to the old fsherman's
knee and felt a strong pair OF arms
about him.
Il don't know Just where | was,
lad, in my talking, but if you say the
word well just keep together, you
and me, and pull on without mind
in what nobody says. Is it a bar
gain, little chap?
Ave! That Is was
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Old Jerry rubbed his eyes. Come
here, Budd. and let me know what
you think of it. Did .you ever see
the like in your lite =
Budd came to the deor There,
just in front of the step was huge
bali of snow, rolled from the covered
field near by. A perfect mountain
OfsBow it was, and no wonder that
the school-boys had pulled and res
ted, and rested and puticd over it
for an hour that morning. Over the
whole waved flag, on which was
printed in large letters with much
more ink than skill:
LOOK SHARP,
BUDD OF NOWHERE,
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1t will be our aim TO keep in stock everything
usually kept in well regulated general store ali
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kinds OF produce taken In exchange for goods at
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We have received since we have c,mmenced busi
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same. TO those who have not as vet dealt win
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vinced
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He has the finest stock in
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All the reliable patent medi-
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Any not in stock will be or
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carry a large stock Of
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Making 81 visits a
year, it is a constant
p" '0'i0o VI Pio"''''o
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Because its Court re-
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double-worked down by the old
fisherman's cabin, and the moon
shone bright and clear-almost too
bright the boys thought, as they
toiled.
Lucky its a warm night, or the
snow wouldn't stick worth a cent.
said Barton, stopping a moment to
rest. Now, fellows, Just one turn
more.
rhe 'one turn more was made,
and they stood looking at the result
of the work.
Isn't she bouncer' cried a little
fellow, who had been very busy all
the time trying to find something to
do.
'Hushl they'll hear said Barton,
cautiously. Who's got the pla-
card?'
1t was found and placed in posi-
ton, and with many an admiring
backward look, the boys went home
again, leaving the old cabin with the
mysterious something guarding in
the moonlight the black wooden
door.
Moore said Barton. as they sepa.
rated, L don't think Budd Of No.
where will feel bad again of coming
TO school because he hasn't anything
to wear, do you?'
i rather think not, old fellow,
rejoined Moore.
And it was Christmas morning.
The bee., 1883-02-24
THE MASQUERADE.

BY THE LADIES AUXILIARY CLUB
OF THE SPARTA sOCIfL CLUB
BEAUTIFUL COSTUMES.
On last Friday evening. February
Is. the ladies Auxiliary Club Of the
Sparta Social Club, gave in return a
reception rendered them some few
weeks ago, a masquerade in the com
modious parlors of Mr.. :. W. and
Madame Estern. The music was ey-
cellent, the costumes beautiful, which
reminded the BEE of the Carnival Of
Venice" and the nobility looking from
majestic palaces at the passing parade,
citizens clothed in costumes betttmg
the "gOds and gOdPSses." " with but
few exceptions everybody was masked.
To the surprise of The BEE, on enter
ing the room, we met citizen, Mr.. W.
A. Black. without costume, but
arrayed in black, with his usual greet
ing, we were escorted into the room. and
met Folly; Miss S. A. Gray was teasing
Mother Hubbard Misses F. f. Burk
Mrs. Dickie johnson, she was looking
at Russian officer of the line Mr.. c.
l.. Skipworth. watching duck sport
Mr.. j. I'll. Butcher, a very jolly fellow.
who fell in love with the housekeeper,
Miss Jennie Dorsey, which caused a
fuss between the Spanish lady Mrs.
Kelley and Medieval Prince, H. E.
Burgess, which caused the Daughter Of
the Regiment Miss Marian t. Par
ker, to direct the two citizens Of legal
fame, Messrs. Davis and Hillyer, which
almost caused a duel between Captain
Jinks, MIR. b. s. Stewart and the
Indian Chief; =. B. Merideth but the
of the Sister of Charity,
Miss S. a. Camper put stop to the
game. by calling forth Oscar Wilde
MIR. Frank Boston who declared that
the scene was 'just too too astheticaly
utterly utter that such actions should
disturbe the quiet repOse of the Queen
of the Night. Miss Arelia Butler
who called in the doctor for medical
treatment, M. S. LIE Caunt Cook medl-
cal aid was without avail, SO the GipSy
Girl was sent for, Miss India Pate, and
she to was without success, but there
was one pure innocent and beautiful
the faithful POcahontas, Miss Scott,
who brought with her a Spanish lady
Miss Margie Smith, but still no good
was accomplished till the Egyptian
Princess came, Mrs. z. ]. johnson,
who had been captured by Captain ;.
z. G. NJ, G.. Fl. WhitlOw. AT twelve
o'clock grand finale took place, which
was witnessed by Gov. p. B. s. Pinch
back, Washington, Wood, Wyatt
Archer, Mr.. 5. w. and Madam Estern.
Captains Gray and Kelly, A. P, Albert
Mr.. and Mrs. $. Murray, w II. Wash
lEgtOn, and the affair was received by
the most novel and unique of the guest
Mrs. ). Mason, who represented "Ihe
National Free Press" and whose COS
tune was made Of newspapers by that
name.