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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1884-01-02
In Mr., R H. Eddy, of IS State stree,

10 Mr.. R H. Eddy. of IS State street.
Boston, inventors ind leading and mos
successful Solicitor OF Patents; one whom
long experience and perfect familisri,y
with the laws and ,echnicalities relating
to American ami foreign patents renders
second 10 NO living expert in bis own par
ocular lile,an whom we have with pleas
ure. for long series OF years. unhe.its-
ing'y commended to all seek patents 10 shy
part of the world. Oar own patent laws
are the mos. LIBERAL OF any couGtry. bat
here is much tn be considered before tax
ing on, patent. the value OF the inEeo-
lion the proper manner in which TO pre-
sent the "ppics.ion 10 The com missioner ::
,le.lrabiigy OF securing foreign patents,
etc On AL the points Mr.. E .dy IS emf
reptly qIslihed TO furnish he best OF sd
vice. D ing thoroughly eonverssnt win the
~orkings OF the government oflce, posted
IS 10 patent. aIrea'iS granted. and caps.
7e 10 advise on all pUiuls regarding 10
aients, for which b. has been so long aud
- successful 4 SOLICITOR.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1884-01-02
He BECAME ACQUAINTED WITH GR1Fy.

He BECAME ACQUAINTED WITH GRIEP.
he was a lad OF seven years, and
doubtless without the knowledge Of his
1lren's. packed his skates under his arm
md skipped over 10 the pond for an hours
sport. He broke through and drf,ed
some distance under the ice. Before life
"a. extinct, however, he caught hold OF
N alder bush in the water, bumped him.
.,lf up through ard escaped a walery
grave Al sixteen be enlisted in the army
ana was shot at the very first skirmish
He came ONE. recovered, and went back
into the service. A. the battle OF Malvern
ilil. she'll from the enemy's works
auded between his feet and bIrs,, blow
ug 4 his left hip and heel. and caring
pieces bis right leg so i. had to be
sm putatcd. besides imt edding tao bullet.
u his left foot which remains there TO this
hy. When the wounded were picked up
he next day, This unfortunate was left ou
ne Mt Iii for deld, but while his comrades
we're pitching him into the trench with
hundreds OF o h-Is on thst bloody field
hey discovered thai this corpse was awe
d carried him % the ho- pil.i, where he
ecovrre,l o. his return, home, he
lllC ACh'N1i VI JUG "
ur cnllegrs, where be g-ahu tied, rnc
,uun aferSard loctie'i ~ pr,clicing
hysiclan no iar iron CJrin,n. Vt. Ole
!,y while ri ling out 10 see a p-tien,. nis
ore tO.k fright, throwing H. doctor on
/ II the buggy, Swinging him all along Toe
otd for several rods o. calling toge .her
ii scattered frame. he ,unL three lingrr.
| Of his ris BIT hand bro oxen. Not long after
hire workmen We're rep'lrlrg b., barn
tIafltr ci,ue down enGwl,e. striking b.
| &C or on hi hat This c,used uuea>iree,
r>rv-ral days. The las! exploit was II
'rpsny vi b friend making a profe.
sional call. He took his pipe OF o hr
.,.u,u ..Ld lu, II IN his oveIco,t locktt
| Z ,>.lug 4 teu-e nn toe wy, The doc Of
| rmrrked: Guess they are bnrniLs
uni pot here" Half mile mole ap'
,n"h-r house. and anolber remark
They seem 10 b. burning Comlo-t here
90" lie silence OF another haIf mil,
Aas hro Ken By tie dUctor 1claimIng:
swow, ! be tieve they are burning compos
III along the Iosd!' upon which BE-
-uddeny give jump. irndlng bv III.
rUa,.slde III TWO feet OF snow. while wi 81
Is lett Of INN SEE med Ia be paying stric
4'tention 10 his pipe pocket From HI
Windsor Journal.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1884-01-02
Parsonal and lmpersonal.

PERSONAL anu lmpctsonAis
Premier Gladstone is making nearly all
The important ecclesiastical appointments
from the High Church party.
Rev. B. II. Tillo,son married q couple
in Barton two weeks ago last Sunday
evening and last week was called to
attend the funeral OF the bride, daughter
OF j. Prentice Robinson.
Hon. w. P. Fairbanks new house in
81. Johnsoury is completed on the outside
and presents u very tue appearance. II
Will undoubtedly be The most elaborate
and costly private residence in Vermont.
A memorial church OF Luther is TO be
erected IN LeIlz.c. The hrsL Lutheran
church il the IlIol ha, just been opened
IN Meran- The Diet vi spires in 1879 Is
also 10 be commemoraled oy the erec!Iop
u Lutheran cnuren IN hat town.
Rev. aad Mrs. Ii. +. Austin OF Believe
Falls crle urale, mex Monday evening, tie
twenty III Ii anuiyeI sary q lleir weddIDs.
LIZ MkssESGsk preseu.s It's oes! resPec's
Aud uupes ILL.,. ,u-y may i've tu ce!eo.a
.uslr lIslsIn auLiveIsAGy.
Rev. Ur. w. W. Scudder has resigneu
| uls pAslUIaIc AT G,as.onoury, CULu-,
oecause lie Ie.! pressing cs.'i ~ return II
nIsslvuaiy TUrk III Lula, wheIe Le ha4
| - Ns-x lis. received "A.
IL SeLt peal irolu lie American boAI =
| - e. III ~ he AeIl.
a pr, ject Tor retaining and culiiyAup {
swamp lands III Louisiana, on lIrs>
scale, n.ss oeen UNDERTAKEN W eums al.
winch las ALREADY purchased more .hAL
| wv, wv acres, and vvmmeuceu Improve
MeuIs. ne COMPANY Las capital u.
$3.50, uVo, represented in England ALL
tnls Country.
The London Spectator, referring to Ar..
&c expo ;, coseuliy asAs: ~ La. vi IL,
ulutueis, Inu sls.ers aId lac wives WIZ 81 ,
.elI UenIud aud WIZ have ~ walt VII.
pa.lsuA auxluIy Ior years ~i,uUu. = Won
.lUN lut',e WHOM tn-y 1--we? /. seem
,usl .Lr uniy May by WHICH a miuiAuL
Vi soilvu voulu ue Iusuted would be l.
pass .s.% Ilat uoae o.. orpdIn ~!do"
els wllnou. cnl!Ireu snJuII b. allowed IL
,,ar. isf me Alc.Ic ul AuGaIc.lc pU!s."
The Boston Journal says that there ha
been grea, diminuuon in the use 0
liquors in Washington within a few years
As an evidence Of this it is reported lha
during the canvass for the speakership no
single glass of liquor was Sc. out b,
any of the candidates, and not singh
congressman was 10 be seen under tn
rfueree OF liquor during that canvass
The barkeepers and ho'el proprietors sa.
hat the decrease in lppling is 50 great :
} 10 materially curtail receipts.
The following anecdo,e is told OF Il
late Prof Soph ocles: He tad gre5
hatred Of iDpos,ers OF every kind. ard
sas no. very safe for any such to approac
him. a msn recently called or him wit
some manuscript, protesting To be auto
grsphs OF some OF the eAriy ta'hers Of h
church. He exposed The pretensions (
9 several withou. losing his composure
but when at las, he original mauuscril
1 Of the A hanas N creei, IN the writing
S, A,hanasius G. was produced be CALI
ais visitor attention To large cub
4, he corner Of The room. and ppinlC
sign fi-an'ly toward he door. By VIII,
The terrl6-d man made his esct!;e vii
-oue precipitation
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1884-01-02

WOMAN -Grn,rsl Horace Porter Sa'
ur,lay evening spoke as follows to tf'
mast Of Woman" at thu dinner OF the
New El.l nd ,ociety OF New York city:
Thi, toast is centrally PIT last on 10"
n,,, so that mrn may. once IN "nli-'
nave The last word. We hist he1r at
y. msp in the garden OF Ellen, anh IL Il
rurt,u q, lnat her APPEARANCE 'h"uth nav
.ryge>,rd Paradise LHl' TO MI TN
>t,, Wa tir>t created nu- Of one ot Adam :
lin. whll. ne was as %. an! thai cdm
.tsrc,. HISS led wi minded p-reuus 10 sly
nal lu:.a ; Ii 81 So, p VAS his last rtpsr
rnai fac. >huuid teach Us 10 Consider,
when uonan's relveIslvene>s pN>s@'h oo'
understanding hat >he ws2 or stei Oh
# the crookedest part OF man. Inc
r,tbins have tifereu. theory. however
al Tie creation Of woman, which taxes
The view that me1 were once munkels
tr,, that " hen ties lost heir tails ihoe-
car dal APPENDICES were en'nsed ID o
x,m.n--a theory ihiF onthlns some
~, uorl from the caide lectures sun
uinInlsi er~d hy women. Some co'or Is
su given 10 tins theory ~ th9 ulsphsl-
.nn of ,0ne men to have their wives
81 Ind them We'll, he ii 81 woman. not
| Fl nhny anutbec man in Ellen, iook to
| drug wi h tn de,ii, and NEE sla'e cl
n IRIS t,>uued The race woalt have
cen sptrrd one OF ils truubs - IL The
G ,rdrn OF E en- hsh been situated IN
.nme Tranquil land. such as Ireland. IN
xhrch there are NO snakes. The natural
IinousitIyrn-ss Of woman WAS shown 10
n.r cross exam,uation OF the serpent, who
was doubled mp, so 10 speak. by her
nu-,,ious, and hAs served rs An inter- oga
nm marx ever nee. After our & 81
parents had TO leave Eden they had 10
chance their whole manner oil living,
fac, that is ally bought home to q.
Whenever the dre,smaker or The taiioI
presents hi. believe that woo'en
ORIGINATED tie F-nian org1nlBs ion. A.
al events they ifs star ri he wearing
If tue green. Oae Il Ewes sons were
killed Wi II club, and women have nal =
horror OF club. ever sluco. ne nrsl
woman discovered That Cain raised the
cub bat the mOdeTn ~omNn mus tna
tine club raises Cain ! recognize some
f.r4.s l.-toTe ne-iaces Of married men
which are To he seen With Loses u 'liehed
against b. ub do~s IN tifth avenue
Ion SundrIs. more intent than was ever =
Government commission on taxing ohser
lyat,ops Of the transit of Venus. Woman
IN i've minutes Will calcuae he hello
e.ntric patalax; in ten minute she vii
lind the lslirude hy lunar culminalion
but IN m hour and hail she VIII no nnc
llhe D ckeI IN her dIess Woman !:
a,Iurtd by man He IS willing Ia give
her every tnIng lie Po-s-ss' 5. ,x"tp! hi
satin The horse car. There have berr
IL, all tunes lirrUin,s rs well A. beTses
+ oreuce Nignui gale Was the idol oi Ih'
Blush army, ant he soldiers kIsse'i Ih'
h.m of her yarm, Mt. We had uu
Plurence ErZhtngale. and her name Wa!
Dr.. May Ma ker. but tue soldiers d'dn
Ais he BE- III Of her garment, because !
wasn't that kIni OF garment. MI
. President, woman is all mystery.
has been well said that woman Is III
grea cuaumdIum Of the nineteenth cent?
n; but II We cauDoG guess her. ". vii
never give Eer ny.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1884-01-02

The king of Ashsntse recently killed
sixty .eigh. OF ex.King Kofs's children
and mastered hundreds Of Kotfee adher-
ents.
A hot fatiron is used to scoop out the
hole in the block OF Ice in which raw oys-
tiers are served at some OF The Murray
Hill dinner parties Now that the eceet
is out, anybody can do it.-H 7. AaH.
Prof. Hodge. in an article on Morality
and religion" in the North American
R.riep, says: Never before has Chris
tiani,y. nominal and real. advanced as
during the present century. The best
Approximate estimstes give IS the whole
number of nominal Christians on earth at
he end OF The first century, 500 COO; at
the end of the seventh century. 25.np.o 900:
at The end OF the l4th century. $1,000 900,
At the end of the l7lh century. lo5 900. 600;
at the end Of the 18Th century. 10000
600; aud in 1880. l0,oOC.000."
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1884-01-02

FORCE OF HABtr.-In the South Caro-
ina c.nl-r- &c they told The following
story If the R-v. Mr. DInaoiy: Ale
his supersnnurtin'. he lived at Coke>bury .
and preached fri lenlly in church i've
~ three miles IN The country A negru
boy bfou n his horse gu Sunday morning
and hrch-d him 10 Il tee In the yard
Mr.. Dunwudy ,ook his saddle on his
snoulier. and hrs umbIell. and switch Ia
mis- hand. and went 10 he tree aud saddlec
his horse. and rode away o church. O1e
Sunday morning The boy was tardy. The
ime c.,ming ior The aged minister 10 20.
he gathered his sable. umbrella and
switch. and going 10 The tree. his uors-
no, oeing there. he walked sway To The
.hurrn. carrying his saddle. G hns 10 the
rec here he usually hIIchrd his hnrs4
n- hung up his >sLd e took his umbr, ia
and swtlc : into the cJur, b. preached, ami
coming out. tnok his saddle On his shoulder
Ind wen. home"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1884-01-02
Win THE PoErs.-By C4uon Farrar

WITH THE PoETs. BY Clnon Farrar
Since The publication. twenty years ago.
OF Palgrave's Golden Treasury au,hol.
ogies Of English verse have followe ed
each other in rather rapid succession,
each more elaborate and expensive than
its predecessor. But for a popular col
lection OF the sort here given. we think
there is still an uusalisied demand
While less pretentious than some. one
will look long TO find a collection that
evinces tinel taste and more discriminat-
ing judgment Every page. FROM Chaucer
to Browning. IS here represented By the
h. ST that it has added 10 English poetry
The collection has evidently been vi
the noted auhor y work OF love. tbs
preface Of twenty pages is alone worth
The price of the volume. To add that
nol a line OF impure verse appears, is
sup+I a nous Published in Funk 6 Wsg.
naIl>' TO rnd u DAy S.. New York J
Standard Library, No. l0i. Price 2j
cents.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1884-01-02

A sensational mrrriage has Just come 10
light AT West Pawte,. Fur the past year
Henry Hit and Ml.s Jennie BRAY er. a
fifteen y.ar old daughter of James Bray
mer, "A prominent and respected f,rm,r in
the town OF Hebron, and formerly a
member If the DIV goods firm OF Rising
q Araymer at Wtst Pawlul. W., had
b,-rn k'rping company. Alter lew
weeks of cuuuship they became engaged
Il appears The Contracting parties sought
the young lady's parents cunsent. bot the
parental ul jectiun ruled for he Time at
least Christmas the couple started out
for rifle, MS they informel the family
They Immediately drove To the parsonage
al Hebron. n. Y whers be service, Of tie
Baptist minl.ier was secured. and lhev
were soOn pronounced man ami vie.
The parents oflhe young lady are sail 10
quite indignant. llit is six feet and
three inches in heighl. wbtle bis youthful
bride will scarcely reach four letl ten Il
is believed be devoted lovers will fnslly
receive the parental forgiveness.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1884-01-02

The corpor.tors of Treuor W. Park
bone for destitute children and women in
BENIN ton have organized By the election
of the following off ,ers: Gen. John {
Mccullough. president; Frederick b
Jennings, vice president; Hon. Geo. W.
Harmon. secretary and treasurer, ms
real estate comprises 30 acres situated 10
the viilsge. and for which Mr.. Park paid
$4,000.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1884-01-02

Mrs M,ry A. Liyermore declines to
serve ~ an I'll ;er of the constiru'iunsi
phuhibiory amendment association, and
thu states her reasons: Il cannot iorh II
nv self re'pe,t by NO king with body
that Urgently needs and demands he CO.
operation of woman. and then insults
them hv yosing down resolution thst
recognizes their tqlali'y with mem
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1884-01-02

Every day since The fall Of Sontay tb.
claims and Ambitions OF the Fteuch hsv.
crown space until We have told upon
reliable Information" that they hsv-
.l,,el mined TO permit no in 'erf-rence BY
=ay of Negotiations unil Blcninh IS
cvupi.d Mre than thh. Premier
F-lry - creduei with The intention u
,ul,xng al r"rq1iu Tn- rrsspn +,
m, l. not b-cau>e the justice Of til
Frel CD cl,iIs IT 'ws OVER nigh. hH
r,-c. u.s. j. ttevei that The Cnine-e c.r
". bu lIesi. The gov-rrm-n, draws co',
nj ,tIun lik-Nlsr from the unrx y-,,i ed ,
nod. r.le psi ION # = pnwers sine To,
taking # Sintny. rhr Pa'i-ian rress ~.
.ayrng TO England, "iiaLds od!' will
he English papels call The French poir Y
dishonest and warn lh=m not to get to-
near the treaty ports.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1884-01-02
PREACHING SERVICES.

~. - JauusIl Ssl, <ol anu <hsA'
PREACHING SERVICES.
Tuesday. az $50 P. NJ. praise and
prayer service-A 3. Blake; at 7,
.presching-W. |. Todd.i
Wednesday. 2 P. ". prsaching-W. A
Evans; st 6: 80. praise and prayer service
IS. S Brigham; att, preaching-H. W.
Worthen.
Thursday. ? P. ". preachiug-L Odd;
at 8; 80, praise and prayer service-E. w.
Culver; at 7. presching-A. Scribner.
Wednesday and Thursday. prayer
meetings, 9 to $50 AN.
ESSAYS.
Baptism; Its meaning and Mode.
q. Wirslow. c. w. Morse.
The Future Of The Temperate, Question
H P. Gushing. Folsom.
VIVA, Rights Have Preachers and
Churches in Relation to Appointments
Under Our System of Sapervision'-P.
n Granger. L C. Dickinson.
How Nay Preaching be Made More
Fruitful in Present Results?-W. E RIB
nson. II. T. Jones.
Hindrances to R .vival and How Re
moved-A. Scribner, J. Mcdonald.
Best Methods Of Conducting Revivai
Service.-I. P. Chase, L E Taylor.
How Far is a Preachers Success in
Soul Saving Determined by the Mora
Condi ion of his Hearers-H. w. Wor
then, c. A Snitn.
Every Day Work for the Chris,ian-A
B. Blake, J. Morse.
How 10 Make Sunday Evening Prayer
Meetings More Efsctive-E. w. Culver
G. E Bnrnham.
The Witness Of the Holy Spiri.-C, P
Flanders. l. Doid.
Christian Holiness-W S. JENNIE, H
E Howard
Methods of Pastoral Work-C S
izmilton. D B WieeIer.
The S.hbs,h; How Bes, Observed-W
l. Todd. W A Evans
Conversion in Childhood, Imporlanc
and FeasibIity--C H. Sweat, A. II
Wheeler, G. w. Goodell.
J. TuURsroN. c
S. S. BRIGHAM
If the brethren who come on toe ear
will send me postal, stating what ,rai
hey will come en- We will meet them :
Barton depot. j. THCRsroS.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1884-01-02
TIE RESULTS OF READING BAD Books

TIE RESULTS OF READING BAD Books
The aries. OF four boTs NJ Milwaukee
1pon numerous ca1rg-s OF lncendis ris IL
,eveal. tie fact that they had "a pirates
den." kept on hand large supply OF
cigarettes. chewing tobacco. exc, ami
s~nre in mem ers with a"cast iron oath.
Thh hnys were mostly members OF re
RECALL families. bur were instructed in
.uct, deprsviy ms vicinus iiters ure On
of The hoys said def lntly: Oh, ID
ore OF Peek bid boys am and IN /
YOU forget it," Ano'he boy OF resp@cls
he psrentsge declared ne wanted 20
look Ike tough" and when arrested b.
had on bis prison y knife. - COW Ooy
story. = plug Of ,obacco ami four ciga,s
Tney were 10 gsmins OF the street, bu
bOys who resulsrly attended the pablo
schools and stood well in their classes
Their parents are ano ng the best people
OF Milwaukee, and oae is the son OF a
jur general. The lesson OF SIT this is not
fIr Milwaukee me re than for ChIcag), bit
for every city AMI village in the Ian
Fathers and mothers who laugh a, the
willici sms of "Peck's Bad Boy and like
literature. may sooner or later have TO
shed bitter Tears and endure the most
intense morliticaiiDn. The power and
Influence of II bal book or a vicious story
upon the minds OF the young is no, easily
over estimated IL is The devils own
method OF entering the homes oil limo
cence and honesty and leading the boys
and girls 10 vice and ruil.-ChIeugo LsIsT
0csds.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1884-01-02
QUEER ADVERTISEMENTS =

QUEER ADVERTISEMENTS Some very
cuTiou:Iy worded Advertisements creep
into the newspapers now and then. Here.
for instance. are the amusing extmpes oil
compo.i,ion which an English trave Ter
say. he read in one issue Of London
paper: "Lost-A Gamers brooch. repre-
sentins Venus and Atoms whilst walking
10 Sandy Mount 90 Suadsy last Want
ed-A nurse for an infant between twenty.
i've & thirty, mem Der ef the church oil
England, & without followers Mrs.
and Miss May have left of clothing OF
every description. An inspection is
inYited.r
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1884-01-02

The loves salary paid to state g ve'n
ors is 81 600. paid hy Vermont. Ne"
Hampshire, Rhode Island and Nil h gan
TIE nighrs,. $40 90 is paid in New
Yuk and Peuus,Iv MA.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1884-01-02

Mr.. Gorge Willism Curtis sptly said
At meeting 10 New York rCc' nt'y, III.
as the pet tells us, In lhe spring the
Young mans fancy lightly turns to
thoughts Of love, so, as The year shorten,
and tie icy rigors Of winter are about 10
close in upon US. the generous and
humane heart everywhere turns TO
thoughts Of charity"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1884-01-02
GRAIN TRADE.

GRAIN TRADE.
CORN
Tia rErk.s fs- eura remains -a.hs- 5-f-t r.
fe-And . Moderate aud pr-c@s the same We 11cte
sIles Of steamer u Isl at g ssz, 7e- eox 81
MaTrr; kt.h nix>i 791-Ss : % New -orn has
ben sellinz s. s5-c a. - ga ty T A-rIya fro
ol.
OATS.
TSs ie-rlrt fog cats - stsldy bat rspss-a:e ari
prt-ss 40 at the W Ne - Of ~ All
IRA uai-s a. 4ss4Tc: Nc EnIs a. sE4c; Ne. EhIie
al 4. . AHc; and mixed A. q 5 isc 3 b7ske--
TIE -,lrss's .i., II the sales have been eozsr.s
% q nal 10 at = 4 &C = bIs-e-
FEED.
s7,-ts h1r- hs=sa selling AZ sIzGs 70 8; ar1 eue
feAi a1i mHtIiass II 81 ! . ;1a- Cotton sesd
zeal sells n s3sa = - ? to1-
BARLET
III. u,Ark4st1- oa-isT rerAt1< sh7z: to 's.I. l-a
the t.rnan 11sla sfa-ats. Tas sBeS have 1se5
ID TIE r11ss Q; Al sset r1isz
TdE WOOL TRADE
Thsr-iSaq7i.s tone TO TIE vol nlrE-., bat r-t--.
re stsldy. AID ds-irA5se sradss> sieh ss and II
ns--ez are held Etth considerable 1TuueSs- Ter
~ esxure 10 b1y sell. plk ~ the sane trnA l. re
= si h-Afthy tpue 70 the market N1d h1lrer< eel
rte cIo0aisut teat all rally sod Ines o; Wp H1l
- vapts4 before the seascn etos-s- AdTIcrs o. 1
Sorsd continue fsvoC1bss aDd e1e Uooss. sui 20 -
r5-sed al a pru4s o. present raSes- We a-ote;
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1884-01-02

PA, what is poetic licen.e' "Wen
my boy. as nearly as | can learn, poetic
license is something which enables q man
to say things in verse which would lnesr
cerate him in lunstic asylum If wor eel
Of At q political meeting. %! cry
RLtzznyd
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1884-01-02

Somebody. whom u'hern papers
describe As prominent gentleman OF
Athens. Ga. ha. preserved - record OF ali
the slaves his family owned. 1000 in nuu-
Der. conf .ent ;hat some day he or MS
desce ndanis will receive pay for them
from the national governn Mt.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1884-01-02
noutpelier Preachers Meeting.

The next session of this Association VIII
be held a, Trinity vestry on Monday jan
uary 7th. commencing at 10 \. Rev
George E. Smith will read paper on the
TOPIC Satan and Satanic agency"
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1884-01-02
BOSTON MARKET, Jan. /.

Furnished By DAZZLING kHosNE7, Of N. Boston
Proi1.e ExchAlss. Con nis.#Jn Merchants.
Va. q 20 nArctAi street. Boston
IShsppsr. sa1uld bear mind THAI the l7oeAtiocs
oeos represent rSs4sers' prices for round h1ss md
made up from sctaai transAcfloos Extreme quo
atuons only b realised for produce tnAt
the standard o! eJtee IN every resFect The q1al
Us coadlttou and manner Of preparlDS Prod ne tor
uArke, ale closely observed oy baysss and have
~ lportant oaa mr. I,o1 prices
PACKING BUTTER.
To following a1a<eSSio1s IN regard TO paektrg hat
tAr for narksi may prove os9s1c al 81 thsz inter
es-d- Tue ssyls OF th4 pAcktse has more 10 Do Nth
The sale tbAa mnst shiptrers are agare Il In ihps
market there deei ted rreiere1ae tor neat q
eru made waite asa spruce tub, uestins tron a 70
"a AID II aigays Sails The rsAiisst rb4 u - sLoad
Dc sell scAked IN brine eeEsre aa<. the batter rsck
ed soiidty and hed within half neh Of the top o.
the tuh OIyer tEe too via psecs Of clean PES
osAchsd cotton cloth seated IN brtue and t1cEed
neatly doun a. the ella Ia pAckux butter and ret
ting u readI Toe uArket neA,nsss ts iottspensA pc
and bssdes that 9ayG Never pack tao coiorS IN the
kze- LtEht cll1r-d < ficesxs liter alEtrs
sells har aud u os preeN Zee ths oss a1s salt yea
can Eel TAre war tubs corrsctT.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1884-01-02

Wo-k a, Montreal his already begun on
the rev ice palace which is 10 rival thai
of Iast gear in every way.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1884-01-02
BUTTER.

-. h,.ts- marie. has b.sn We ~ d1 the ist week
~ s.Iss ave 5ss col1 oet 70 leg !~ooiLe !9ti
1n sactl5ns only nominal rates eAe % tIfsl: C:..ee
- hat .tta sa0H Of tEAnes., - tna si1cE
.5.Iss "a a a. the eose Of As! year, o-i
- = 80 n.ttlra srties Are -=1k is= .A--y
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1884-01-02

The annual session Of the Grand lodge
OF Good Tempiars is TO be held a. 81.
Johu,bury. Jar, 16 and IL.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1884-01-02

The French loss at the capture Of sontAy
is now reported at 1000 killed and wound
ed.