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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-18

"SHoor the fence-cutter,n wherever
found at his work The governor has
pretty broadly limited tba, ifany con-
yiction follow, the prison term can be
eased with executive clemency.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-18

TEXAS doesn't want IAN aiistocracy
of landowners Neither does she
desire inohocracy Of fence-cutters'
The "cormorant and the commune"
both must walk the plank.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-18
Wizards Successor.

ri. sew sy., York January l7.-Robt. Hor,
was ,o', esident of The Erie railroad
N Sas,t e",uay elected president ~ V ,hl'
ernt"d az" racilir railroad and bas NV
viz ,ieo' nc was formerly conna s a :,
Qaincy. sV' burlington d
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-18
IN Is stated Inn Nh. n,n,nh,,,,

ir Is Sta'ed thai the mountains OF
'''l,'hra' IN tho northern par. OF Sweden
consist OF pure magnetic iron in lmnen.,,
'aScrS OF seVc al hundre feet One Of tb.so
po""S alone Is snppo'ed H. ontlin 2sDn0on
1on,' Large rests are contiguous, ana tbey
aro less than 90 miles fr IN the Atlantic
ialiaid Is To DO built. aud It Is o.ilma,.s
.l. inc iron can BE- delivered on the se,
COAST III cost OF 81 cents per ton.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-18

a BURGLAR who has been inter
viewed f"r the Boston Herald, declares tn
oil those whom an ''opcra or" is liable 1
meet while working IN dwelling house
me most dreaded Is the woman, whom nei
'her terror nor habit Will permit TO keen
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-18

WE laughed tat the Dallas Republi-
cans. in their postollicial troubles, and
we find that "laughing's catching
We are promised II Republican row AT
home that will be as far ahead nf the
Dallas affair as Fort Worth isahead of
Dallas. Now The Dnllaste can shy Ia
the ForI Worth civil-service badger al
VIII mock Mt your extremity, and
laugh when yonr fear cometh.r
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-18
What II viii Cost.

ISL Lou Pust.Dispatch.
~ VIA cost France just lOJ. 900, 600
'"hcs 10 Insult The American nor
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-18

RILEY BukGi IS OF Erle was kicked
In the SION 'ch by horse. but the pain
passed OIL In few minutes. AS he WAS
drinking II cup OF coffee two O., late, he
sprang nom his chair with "A shrek and fell
dead.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-18
Economical MIR. I,uller.

New York World
+ hen Butter is laid to be living sin
IN, ms own esoiism' Anything TO keen
from pay Ing rent. Neep
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-18
Great Moral yru,I ~. 60

a,,a Brook. n tage.l
graes1uiIy n aa;y mt slides slowly and
a., ' advn,,ta u"w sn.l lbe pole always has
'amIles from the dsst top ,"s sti monkey that
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-18

devotion TO the subject OF Interstate
commerce. This has attracted g"ou
deal of notice, and for a while the pe'
nle Of the district were rather proud 10
have their representative talked about
and quoted, as ne VS.. in every part o'
the country. But the years nave
come aud gone and an Interstate com
u,erce bill has not been passed Ne''
The people in Mr. Reagan's cistric'
are beginning to feel that they nave
had about enough of glory, and they
talk of representative who can
bring his mind down to home,
everyday affairs, and look out niue
closer for the advancement oil nome
needs and interests. Palestine, Judge
Reagan's home, is especially exercised
and solicitous. She is organizing
raid on Tyler to capture the -iederai
court and feels that Judge Reagan, in
stead of giving up his timeand thought
so largely TO inter state commerce or
river and harbor Improvements. ought
TO he "rus ling for Palestine. II is OF
course to early to base All opinion as
to the outcome of this feeling of disaf-
fiction, but all the signs point to some
lively maneuveriDg this summer, "a
the time for the district convention
draws near. Judge Reagan has been
in congress seven years-as long as
jacob served Laban-and his people
may conclude it IL about time to give
him a rest. And il is not Improbable
that in two or three other Texas dis
tricts, where representatives have
given up many continuous years to
the public service, the people may be
moved to policy akin to that which
appears to be shaping itself in Reagan's
district. This need not surprise any
body, for rotation in office is polit-
ical principle which the average Amer
lean holds to be eminenlly sound and
healthy.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-18
Poker WiiI,uP.


NJ, IIUHHIUh You'd
me ot' Louis Immigration and In.
Ves'hleut journal calls Texas "ihe Ina
prosperity, progress, pleniv ma
PROMISE" We add one NOR "n ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-18
Trying 10 Corner Rror n,

IBnIIslo C0urler.l
= ~ ,,,,, - time 70 ask the New York sun
so rr ~, slien. Dues IL Intend To-
Tor III. , my next Democratic NOMINEE
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-18
Braciug,En, I'm.

~, l"ustln Statesman
We VIII ser whul fleet the new
um'ioInis WIN have upon the chiel of
Pohce aud his iorce Of peelers
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-18

In has been calculated, SAYS NJ. do
Ia alAye' the Ere ch economist. that he
amount spcnt by daily lao rers for intoNi-
calling llauo sw uld suffice in Is very few
years TO buy mp ali he fac ore, in In .land.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-18
nIsinicrrslpd and KlnlIy GonerOslIy.

tD,troit Tlmes'j
There is a certain satisfaction TO DC
found in reading in thu Eastern papers
that the blizzard is coming" mas
met us and we have been its, ana we
renprnnslN nnSs IL nlOng.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-18

De rolf Free Pfess
The man with patent device 10
warm n street ear can be met win any
day. but the only sure way Tor a p ,,,
sei,ger 10 ret thawed out is to call the
driver liar.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-18

MAKE fence destruction a felony,
and thea provide for an eiiicieht exc
cution of the law.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-18

"Gor ~ W me from p stonice light In u
small wn,' tn nj his prayer of AN iii.
uois cuugre-sman vino want, TO ,tay where
heis until hr setsa mortsage paid Chicago
Herald.
II 10 II veXntious business mt best:
and one which senators from Texas
should not encourage unless the good
of the service demands ohange,
which is not the case in Fort Worth.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-18

The signal otiicer- ON Mount Wash
ington have only fortnighty ma I. Thy
go"own after ii upon board that run on
hc railroad tra'k at the rate OF mile a
minute, and they CLIMB back ON snowshocs
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-18

,hh printing Of the New Envl,.,,
"sunh"ry' witch Is IN prepa, alton IL ~
aon, mas proceeded To lie END OF tho .,,,o,o
',''' aud al III point there are oy,,
- ~ phtries, as eompafcG witi. underaoo II,
"'pstef. Tho siatistlelans con n,ct.d win
ane project have calculated thar The won
WIN contain arly 90 % entries. aga ,ha,
me quotations Wall reach mi ion in MN
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-18

Iris an ofltnse to cut fence Tor
which there is no defense.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-18

GERMAN NIMRoDs impose small
nne uron every Iers n who it's an animal
without killing II. This is because a mum.
Der OF wounded animals drag Themselves on
only TO die miserable death.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-18

COLONEL MICHAEL THOMPSON, who
so suddenly disappeared from Washington
some years ago, turns up Us pract cling law.
yer in Honolulu.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-18

Mr. BEECHER has been preaching
on the subject of divine love. says he; AZ
read Jonathan Edwards horrible sermon.
about heli. rhey wore made for hell, and
ought to be sent 10 he'll"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-18

a SIGN in an uptown New York bar
room reads; ~; is raii camels can live four
teen days without drinking. AFRO there any
camels here:"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-18

MRs. BuRcHELL makes Il good post
master. Why should she be ousted 4?
The GAzETrE has no opposition to
make to amy aspirantf for the postonice,
but unless II change was demanded be
cnuseo Of lneiliciency-which is not the
case-Democratic senators should hest
tate before aiding an ungallant war
fare on II competent, deserving woman.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-18

PENNSYLVANIA is recklessly de.
stroying her timber. Her shipments, US
reckoned in VIII amspori, footed up AT more
than itoU3oJCO feet lat year.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-18

CHARLES RUSSELL, NJ. p, the En-
glsh harris e., received over 81 ,GJJin fees in
one week recently.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-18

A MAN.in Voliuia, Mich, pays $3.50
tax this year-sixty cents on his house and
lot and SO on his dog.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-18

JAMES @ BLAINE. JR. will make
an effort TO Introduce his knee-breeches Ia
Washington this wint r.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-18

TIE new German theater in Berlin
has PIT upon its play bills in large letters:
Ladies are requested o Jake on cir bon
nets"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-18

GEORGE BROOKS of Philadelphia
has gone TO prison for his eighth attempt to
murder his wife.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-18

a KANSAS CITY critic says: "There
IL not enough my.God-rcss IN 81 IRA Morri
rendition Of the character OF Mercy Mer
rick"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-18

| ,
Cloud. Th.,,'
Of ID. X. Tss'Ia h -=::s:.:
was put out xn,xxl
ing. The sr u sH-s|
900. WebSslst T II
thelawlesssuss,'ss'' NCl I'M
During tns 'WCY
tenant housss.a 1 nerin J
county al ~, ~ Eva
school hou,ssu wrArrsr|
sheepmen hss.
into at nivhs nth, Tcxs|
given order ~, sna
killed. Thsss,
herd at niph, aN REN
some thIr,ss a'
They bn,:. wv,x|
sheep.pens aas DEN
men who w ar Y Fort VOL
forced them + :. 9 gises
leave the coun vs Brownxt u
armed foree store.
the sheen. per' 'e ' " = :.
OF Hunter ana tRANE
leased their lsra
at u sacrifice sna q !, :, -; :
the country n aOuPolAn
were good, hon Nnttors, |
We learn th.
are still sean az
country at njob, RAKE1
quently 20 = b., !,
law-abidinv ci,,'w oud ri
off guns and =
them and III. y, 3. ..
learn that oui t'' s,,' Z. 80 ~
citizens have hsa
fences and abon, III. TEL
!encing,p .'Tss.
or ".you will bel
vorite of the ni,t,' i
up rails, etc. ny, q
holes into II, ga IA
placards, etc. n n 80
citizens, and ~
and children. -
We believe, M, -
of this whole ru,r' 49,
originated bereis
communism W. -. 4
parties who hays 7ASTSsSs.|
stockman and l,h'Ef]!;jfjjsI s s'S!!!|
VINO have, or ses ''''' '''' 'a,'
and that the ~
have Joined VII
men, and are ~,
to its fullest e.'.r
have no lust cam -
pastures are an /,
the land of M mn n q
dance of wa,a, ssu4u
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-18
PARKERE!
Echoes From The
Thief Arrc

| rorresrondonce Of N
w , ,,,s',.S",,,, 4
uWWesai,' ll p,ho a..
ne. McC .'o WIZ, w ,s he Ing
.nG w,ec ,,a. =, ,,ds -,
Mills"P tS sdS'v'J MI 06!
9 ,;au of hi HE friend, Y =.
t'I u, ~ ~ r n,s d.,I laris Of
LIS ~ Is ,e l,,,a NJ os,e 4,
=" n = ",h p" ,Das ipies,;;..
aiiu WI" y, Vs, Ta, ".ge
49, -" ran,,.d Ja.g-
q man nauieu ~, IrriI
one year agJ .er d
on u s'o, nr,s.,s:..;...
drnn r., was aar' a'' M e....!
~; MA me lhe , no,s, M 81.
i Inc lac. aii and dI Il, oil,
developer q, y ai Ioas =, 1 an
9een On ia,o ,hg b ,0's " nd d, !,
DAYS ago ,o ma .ssse
county COY oiV's ma ma
jail .;,o. racket BIZ ufisi
=: ya' a,,,a;, dY" thsl on ni J,
J ah Nv ", ~ The dbss,. z
niee,'i, r. " All Mssfs,
n meets ''io aEs:s
ne ~; II A OlleuIv u
Coz. r. a. 4. o hss ~ 4
lo , ~ NJ thIs i e own
estate IN .t ,n,' HsI inc
Is looking , = a' ,ss ri all
Y, through p;l,h ~. : rds / 10
koacn, ,h,, ,u,,a,JI ~ e
several ,tl, nun nhn'ips olas T..
Georgia, is vlsillp.ll nrs',,,
) Judge m' D. . ~ \ ssspa,,n,,c !. !,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-18

SENATOR JAMES + WILSON of Iowa
wears his national colrrs with grace and dig.
atty lie has a red beard, white hair and
blue eyes -.--aHH--.-.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-18

EIGHTY newspapers havesuspend ed
publication in Maine during The past twelve
months.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-18

CHINESE authorities think that In
dia ink WAS invented 057 b. e.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-18

VALLEY COUNTY, Neb, has a hol
with horns.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-18
The Mar,!a''%as,ss

Annapolls' j ibs sFospif
c ,,Gn,n,,,.nlS sIiiiss..,',l'
a United States ''''''
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-18

~ ana ID the
and correct
SaIG6tes VIII
IMz'0vxHIBX|
These all vi
ufishing pH
Onfc elemei
oss Of ctfGlj
25ss Cdfavyj
pDsJiHfvl
,pkrsfqsse
~ accom- Ia
ar 70 the
own chuds|
who expect
ring up OfG|
~ !
~ epjlt q
H-f.,ss. NJ
rows hcnith
'orous throl
tho unnetu
III totally
fetal ~ ~
I F6l't'rs g
i, and for |
Hess.r n d
l. II rfP1|
fO1s and 4
QfInl,cpfi0 4
s4Nb(o arfi|
ant 10 tho "
paIkfo Will |
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-18
PROB Is

b may prope
n OF "0las'
an nnaiyBiH
lRrHuR III
g.. Of Ond|
pudnrbemonI|
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-18

moved 10 policy AKIN l" tndt "hlci
appears to be shaping itself in Reagan &
district. This need not surprise any
body, for rotation in office is n polit'
! ical principle which the average Amer
| lean holds to be eminenlly sound and
healthy.
VALLEY COUNTY, Neb, has a hol
with horns.
CHINESE authorities think that In
dia ink was invented 05T b. {.
EIGHTY newspapers havesuspend ed
publication in Mime during the past lively e
months.
GEORGE BROOKS of Philadelphia
has gone 10 prison for his eighth attempt "a
murder his wife
CHARLES RUSSELL, NJ. p, the En-
glish harris e.. received over sl,GJJ in fees in
one week recently.
A MAN.in Voiuia, Mich, pays 1890
tax this yesr-sixty cents on his house and
lot and 80 on his dog.
JAMES @ BLAINE. JR. will make
an effort TO Introduce his knee-breeches III
Washington this wint r.
THE new German theater in Berlin
has pnt upon its play bills In large letters:
Ladies are requested take on cir bon
nets
a KANSAS CITY critic says; "There
/ ls not enough my.God- in 81 IRA Morrl
rendition Of the character OF Mercy Mer-
rick"
| SENATOR JAMES + WILSON of Iowa
/ wears his national colrrs with grace and dig.
! "tty- lie has red beard, white hair and
! blue eyes. ---,-
a sign in an uptown New York bar
room reads; at is .aii camels can live four
teen days without drink ny. AFRO there any
camels here:"
! COLONEL MICHAEL THOMPSON, who
so suddenly disappeared from Washington
some years ago, turns up rs a pract cling law.
| yer in Honolulu.
| PENNSYLVANIA is recklessly de
stroying her timber. Her shipments, US
reckoned in VIII amsport, footed up AT more
than i,0UgD,C0 feet lat year
-.-~
Mr. BEECHER has been preaching
on the subject of divine love. says he: az
read Jonathan Edwards horrible sermon.
about he'll. rhey wore made for hell, and
ought to be sent TO hell"
-
GERMAN NIMRODs impose small
nne uron every Ters who It's an animal
without killing IL. This is because num-
Der OF wounded animals drag Themselves on
only 10 die miserable death.
THE signal "iiicer- on Mount Wash.
ington have only a fortnighuy ma /. Tn,
go hown after 1t upon board that run on
tnc railroad ira II at the rate OF a mil. n
minute, and they CLIMB back ON snowshoes.
s-s
II has been calculated, saws Nj. do
Ia aMye, the Ere ch economist. thut .hc
amount spout by daily lab rers for intoxi-
eating ilauo Nv uld suffice in Is very few
; years TO buy mp ali lie fi,c ore, in I'm .lnud
-
RILEY BukGis IS OF Erle was kicked
" ''' ''W" ~" ny morse, nut The pain
paNsen Oh IN new minutes AS he WAS
drinking aeup OF coffee two dt,s late, he
sprans from his chair with shrek and fell
dead
a BURGLAR who has been inter
viewed fr the Boston Herald, declares IN [
oil those whom an ''opora or" is liable /
meet while working IN dwelling house.
me most dreaded Is the woman whom nei'
'her terror nor habit will permit TO Keen
still
- s.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1884-06-06
A Shelby county Ky. colOred man sh


"A Shelby county (Ky. y colored man shear
ed l2i sheep in one day.
There are 81 III clergymen and II, 2G7,-
S7S church communicates in the United
States.
Ten aud half pounds of coffee were i'm
ported last year for every man, woman and
child in this country.
The great organ in Music hall Boston, is
now being taken down and Will be removed
to a new hall to be constructed for it in con-
nection with the Boston Conservatory Of
Music.
The official chemists of St. Louis recent
ly found that, out of eight samples of so call
ed butter tina. they analysed, only one was
pure and free from foreign fats
The house where Carlyle was born at
Ecclefechan, in Eunfrieshire, has been bought
by members of the family and will be filed
with relics which are to be exhibited for a
price.
A lucky florist at Chambersburg Pa, has
"Mareshal Mel" rose bush which has yield
ed over 10000 buds in three years, which
have sometimes brought as much as Sl5 a
hundred. There can be 1000 buds counted
on the vine now.
The Norwegian army has a corps of ska
ters. The men have skates of a peculiar
fashion TO enable them to run over rough and
broken ice and snow, and il is said that they
can be maneuvered as rapidly as cavalry. A
messenger in the corps once skated 100 miles
in 1Sl hours over q mountainous country.
The impudence of the English sparrow
has passed into proverb. This characteristic,
says a New York paper, is aptly displayed by
pair of them that in the early springtime
selected the pocket of Shakspere's statue in
Central park rs a nesting place. They have
now, however, been outdone by another am
bilious couple that have appropriated Daniel
Webster's left hand, in which they have set
up housekeeping.
"A Chicago man goes to jail 10 days and
pays $26 fine because he settled for S25 in
money with a thief who stole his watch.
A South Carolina man discovered that
chalk mark around barrel of sugar is a sure
cure for ants, and is now mad because the
patont Office refuses him patent for it,
Young John Ienzsl of Bergen, N. j.,
who went west four years ago because his
father wouldn't lot him marry pretty girl in
the noighborhood, heard little while ago that
the old man had died and remorsefully left
him $1OO 900. Ho was out in Milwaukee, SO
poor that he had to walk home, but he got
there at last and will now marry the girl.
Ten years ago neither India, Australia
nor the Argentine Republic had sent cargo
OF wheat to Europe. This year the amount
| of exportahlo VIII nj from India il estimated
at 90, 900, 900 bushels, from Australia "a, ,000,
600, aud from the Argentine Republic at TO-
600 600 bushels, a total of 50, 900, 600 bushels.
In each of these countries the opening up OF
the country by railroads is stimulating wheat
| production in a surprising manner.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1884-06-06

A REMARKABLE OLD MAN arrived in Mil
waukee this evening, en- route from Marsh
field, Wood county, Wis, to the soldiers
home near this city. His name is Baptiste
Laprairie, and he is LOG years old. The ply
sical vigor and remarkable longevity of La
prairie make him person of great personal
interest. lie is Of mixed French and Indian
parentage, his mother having been an Indian
squaw and lis father one OF the four traders
in tho employ Of John Jacob Astor. He was
born in the Michigan peninsula in the year
l77s. At the age Of 81 he entered the Amer
lean army, and served ns soldier, scout and
interpreter through the war of 1912. He has
always led wandering life, and at the close
OF the war Of 1912 penetrated the Western
wilderness and remained unknown until the
outbreak Of the Mexican war in 1916. Al
though then nearly GS years of age, he joined
the American army and served under General
Scott until the close of the war At the out
break of the late civil war he again volun-
teered, and, although at first rejected on &C
count of his age and infirmites, was finally
sworn into service in the Indian troubles in
Minnesota, where he acted rs guide and in
terpreter, and has of late lived in this state.
He is hale and hearty, and walks without the
use of q cane. He has always drank liquor
of all kinds, and has used tobacco for 9j years.
He will be admitted to the soldiers home to
spend the remainder of his days. Chicago
Despatch, May 20.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1884-06-06

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Feb II, I1ll.
Incur long and varied eEperieneein handling Watches
cannot but Acknowledge and give testimony that
the Keystone Solid Silver Watch CasOa Aru tho best
made 70 our knowledge Having no soldering they
main homogeneous, harder and sigsT than they would
be were they heated for soldering and have more
resisting power against pressure than any ether cused
In the market MERMOD JACCAhD JEWELli Co.
Send stamp Keystone Watch Gaze fastor, Phla
dphA for handsome illustrated Pamphlet showing how
JaEss goss and Keystone watch Casss are made.
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T G. BOLSTER,
y. FIRE INSURANCE AGENT,
pUTNEy.
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nns- nFAnnnnN = TAImnT=

Wy l.. BEMHb, House and Sign Painter, Or
w namental and Fresco Painting Granng, Kal
somlning Paper Hanging etc.
1yS Green street, Brattlcboro, VT.
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Miscellany.
Transcripts from Nature.

IrHuhcripth from Nature,
THE GIANT BEECH.
million little beech leaves sway
In the warm wind above me here;
a speckled mavis sings quite near,
The cuckoo calls from far away,
But only beech leaves can see,
Trembling and tossing carelessly-
A world Of green lost In the fair
Surrounding space Of azure air.
THE OLD FISHER BOAT.
Bright as a FURNISHED shield, the sea
In calm, in moveleBs peace doth sleep,
Only the tides faint ripples creep
Along the brown sands hushfully,
TIL now they lap the old worn boat
That nevermore on them will float.
A year ago a wild storm made
Tho sands q grave where II was laid.
A HERRING sHoAL, WEST HIGHLANDS.
Between dark hills on either side
The salt sea-loch runs for a mile
And now, sun charmed 10 q smile,
CLEANS bright It's flowing, frothing tide.
But, lol each wave 10 silver turns,
In dazzling FIRE the whole loch burns.
Millions Of herring dart and splash,
Each one living lightning-nash.
-Wm. Sharp in june Harper's
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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1884-06-06

In months of sun so live that months of
rain shall be happy Whittier.
When old Mrs. Bunsby finished reading in
the paper the account of the last great fire,
she raised her spectaoles from her eyes to the
top OF her head, and remarked ''If the
firemen would wear the genuine home-knit
stockings such as we make and wear in the
country, they wouldn't be a-burstin Of their
hose at every fire."
A colored brother down South, on being
complimented by Northern tourist upon the
resplendont moonlight at Beaufort, s. O., re-
piled, with devout, uplifted eyes "Ah,
boss, you should ev seen dis moon befo' de
wRh !"
DR.. Hook, the vicar of Leeds, was greatly
amused once by conversation between two
old women OF his parish. Said one 81 like
TO hear the vicar when am i'll" 80 do H."
replied the other; ''he talks so like an old
woman"