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The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-07-01

Pay colt Amorino, by Kealia. ..Amandine
Bay colt Kaulele by Kealia Belle of Kauai
Bay flly Flibertigibet by Kealia. Gertrude
Bay filly Ballotta by Kealia. -. Ballotta
The two hllies are full sisters to the
mares Wilhelmina and Duchess of Norfolk.
kEALiA is undoubtedly the finest
thoroughbred stallion ever imported into
this country. He was bred by Gov. Stan
ford at Paio Alto, and his sire, the famous
Norfolk son OF Lexington and grandson
OF Boston, has long been recognized as the
Father of California thoroughbreds.
Through his dam, KEALIA'S pedigree
runs through twenty generations, without
a blemish, as follows: ~
lst dam Nova Zembla by imp. Glengarry:
"a dam by Nevada by Lexington;
Sd dam Lightsome by imp. Glencoe;
4th dam Levlty by imp. Trustee;
5th dam yandal,s Dam by imp. Tranby:
9Th dam Lucilla by Trumpetor;
7th dam Lucy by Orphan;
9th dam Lady Gray by Robin Gray;
9Th dam Maria by Melzar;
10th dam by imp. Highhyer;
11th dam by Baylor's Fearnought:
18th dam by Ariel, son of Traveller:
18th dam by imp. Jack of Diamonds:
I4th dam imp. Duchess by Cullen Arabian:
18th dam Lady Thigh by Croft's Partner:
10th dam by Greyhound;
tfth dam 7Sophonista's Dam by Curwen's
Bay Barb;
18th dam BY d'oreys Arabian;
18th dam by Whiteshirt;
goth dam Old Montague Mare.
The reputation of KEALIA. as n fool
getter, has been established by the nerfor.
mances Of his produce at the Hawaiian
Jockey Club meetings of 1889 and 1880
where they have never been headed in
their classes. The mare Wilhelmina. al
though cold-blooded on her dams side. has
carried OFF successfully the Jockey Club
Futurity Stakes for 2-years old. the Hawa-
nan Derby for 3-years old, and His Males
tvs Cup for Hawaiian-bred of all ages.
thereby emitting her to be called the Queen
of the Hawaiian Turf.
In offering the progeny of KEALIA for
sale 1t is intended to place within the reach
OF all lovers OF good horses young animals
tnat VIII develop into something far better
tnan the lmportations usually made from
California and elsewhere, and at less prices.
Yearly sales of such produce will be made.
but the services of KEALIA, as a stallion
will not be offered to the public, and ami,
mails of his blood will be sold only with
full guaranteed pedigrees
~ For further information regarding
the above colts and filIies, and Others ~
less value, address:
MR.. s, N. HUNDLEY.
Afo-lt Iozo-ot kealia, Kauai.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-07-01
xI.-THE PRIvY COUNCIL.

Art. SS. There shall continue to be a
council, called the Kings Privy Council
OF State, which shall be consulted by the
Sovereign in all matters for the good Of
the State; it shall consist of thirteen an
pointed members, serving without COM
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-07-01
KeaIia BIooled Stock
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For Sale.

THE FOLLOWING YEARLINGS
(foals of 1889) are offered for sale with
their engagements for the Jockey Club
Futurity Stakes for 1891. and the Ha-
waiian Derby',f 1898 3frF
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-07-01

prescribed by law, the Cabinet shall con-
sist of:
1. The Minister OF the Interior.
2. The Minister OF Finance.
8. The Minister OF Foreign Affairs.
4. The Attorney-General
5. The Minister of Customs Commerce
and Agriculture.)
6. The postmaster General.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-07-01

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The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-31

8sOO 8oeUSys
Oh Docky ny dsslisg, what 10 up
with you nov, you 80 around snarling
and saying III show you how. Il vas
Casey my darling who those letters
did write, how 10 tho supreme eourt,
there he'd been such . lght. Il 10
not just the thing 70 let the svsns
hold over, there 10 Bean 10 The soup
end Cost 10 ous Of The clover. lt'ss
First Nssiensl Bank I cast help but
thisk, although I did ny best 70 kick
up . stink. Oh it's 10 uss nov for ny
Joseph IL gone, and the rest Of tho
fellows. will do every thing wrosg.
But then I have oss thisg 70 console
ne ! know, I helped 10 elect Fassles
II I ala, lose, Jss. Fsssler 10 Q dem.
oerat and % old soldier 700, I woadsr
how Il evsr cane that hs wore The
blue. ] might DO mistaken for gray
10 bic color, and Jones bic deputy
says 10 osa wear 10 other. Thea
there's the F. Z N. Bsnkisg outlt
you know, With . great big hesss buiit
just for show. And Arson 10 leader
who for cheek can't b bsstsn, except
when no strike . man like Sam Nea.
Ton. And The posloAes hos slipped
our clutches too, Oh what . pityf
vesdss. vhss poor Wright viii DO.
Well, veil, election 10 over cad every
tAise's done, 70 Wright will have "a
Vslt TN 1891. PgrYR
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-31

Ws the undsrsisAsd, declare ialss. ~
And ~ vsness 70 The slses tAAl ous uas.
asaa Mop VI branch q ]. I. s,llsss, o.
9enl vay eonneese4 v1Ah ~ Oaly iheso
80 vtsa - totess or trade vNl sSpselAos
sueA abortion asd lsisHAs q ], L. MILLER
- - In - god b. mAkig susA sssss-
MONA We sun Oos ouu 6oaiUeoe, ano
hope - ~ ~ heopt yeNs patsooaes hy
tats ana kooeet dealing.
IL q. hvsiLaa 4 Co.
Jas O evslsx Anpssv wAsxss.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-31

z, s!s::sss ~ & =: s sss:.s = :: C.,
Scufsssl - SSssns & WSScess COUNT
osAw.n.az Avn. %A3issssssss::
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-31

eoW3Ao.

eoW11o.
q. B. Wells. d LsWrsnss spsst lest
Sunday 10 Cewlss.
The Herald o1es hss been novsd
V oss Of Tie uppsr sesns 10 Ne Tsr.
~ buildisg.
Thsrs will bs . cora festival gives
b. ths ladies' Of ths N. r. Church
y b held q The Tasssr ball, Tuesday
evening Ysb. 4th.
A series Of mestings ere IL progress
q the congregational church this
week.
n. L. Hopkins he'd The misfortune
v loss . good horse BY death, . few
dsys ago.
The lyesun 10 II Yunnipg order
once more.
JOSEPHINE.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-31

have somS horses and
merss Tor sale OF trade WIN
take corn. hogA fresh COVE OF
other young stock Hogs and
corn prafarTed Ny horsssar
young. Apply to r Ke1
logg. 70 box lS6. Red Cloud
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-31

J. \. Gtsna fsrsisAss I'm Cnisv
viii . lststssSss sonnuaisstiss,
4 whlslFkS eys1y skilss ~ esws.
paper y6sId for ~ criticisms sstes
applied u o1tjalo asi othses. This
tea ssrtaiu dsgtss 10 "ssbsks veil
rsritsds" y hast % Sse q sons %.
pefs arteeeesfnsd n Webster eoualy.
Look IT, hbvisss rsasoss 70 the d.
psrs Who ~ tis nugwsnp ssnpsies
lest fal!.. Thsis statements vsrs
sfrossouA asd ias from bsisg vasilsd
yet they wefs freely used % good.
honorable nss, not for che bsasat Of
The rublis - large, Bat for tls q.
grssdisnsas Of . isw individuals
Who desired 70 mskss pejat a Ill
hsssards, rot bat what The regular
nomiaes was On honorable MAJ, bat
that Tie other fellow suited thsu bet.
Ter, hence their conduct. Tms
CHIEF only rsfsrs 70 The matter fos
sake OF srgument, for oittinss
some truths ere even told 10 Jet. bu(
q this late date . ia~r.sssisg publis
10 fully able 70 distinguish between
jest and actual ialsshoods. Cr,ti-
cisms whsa honestly isdslgsd 10 70,
the pablie good ere proper aud ths
people Who read The nswsDapsrs o..
poet tie editors 10 avail thsmsslves Of
tho opportunity, but The Wholesale
manner 10 which Il hss been carried
on By certain Newspaper Of wsbsts,
county 10 certainly 4, Be dsplorsd, 10.
asmush - Il has been % mauifsstly
usjust u the public officials and pr.
vats citizens. Az fer - this paps,
Is ctussrusd Il hes never nsds moi
attempted 70 make criticism On 4
public or private eitissn, that Il did
not believe W. demanded sad most
petsnt' Tor che vslfars Of ths people,
III stssaal vigilssss 10 he price d
liberty" u certainly bshoovss every
Newspaper reporter 70 keep vatshiul
vigil Sves che public saairs and strike
telling blows whore most needed aad
q the proper time.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-31

esele4 proposals. IN - seeelved - Ne
eoamitsee . per lasu q he lead q
eupssvisoeA ~ btds Cor leasins tAe peos
ias1 tor W. ysas loeo. Nj nh b
alea. nth W Sssk C Wsheess se1sOy, g
o. before nooa, % Oatusday, ReSsva1y ~
leS0. 0tadee vtll y eeoDelaoa 10 f1en
tsA boaas tos failAfsl iseSssuasss q
lease. lssss noesy 70 b Dai6 q cash
Asreh lot 1891.
~ order Of board Il e~sPssvisors
L. D. Tu0uAs
Ill vsAHn.
JAo 0n0vU
Jan. II, lRSO.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-31

Who % this mas Mckoeby Who II
nov studying abusive epithets 70 cell
certain members Of tho county board
because they refused 70 leave ths
vault Of the county treasury open "
that no could gss his dishonest asl
into ~ Why dost you know hint
He H. tho man who loaned August
Pisrsto6 $1,000 Of NJ. Malsoms money
and charged him >237, and went Into
court y w and explsis Il away, and
utte13y fsilsdi fSll back on Ne Old
gag;, r. don't rsnembsr." That
waS'allh BIB tsstiaoay in explasatics
Of bon BE- ssne 70 keep OFT >2S7 Of
the $1,000 Of Naleons ssoasy. A
sweet fellow TO BE- bowling "boodisr.
ism Did you say you done taow
hims Why no ID tle fellow Who eaass
here - . lawyer, aad undertook 70
practtSs fot . shors time, but va such
. miserable failure ~ that, chat he
abandcd law aud vent into medicine,
whore no one can kaow ,oi bic igne-
rsntAluadsrA. FAILING q % N. d.
hs teek up tho priatsrs trade asd Arss
beeans "dsvll" 10 he oARss Of The BID
Saad finally kicked oct shs editor and
seised tho quill, since which time he
bis been posing o. tho editor, aud Be-.
came the champion Of morality,
honesty, and respectfully, just "a he
became the champion Of The temper,
ance cause when hs vas che lighting
cesdidats' for mayor Of this city +.
HS wants to become the guardian Of
the county board, and because h.
can't 10 10 mad. His reformation
from Tie sigssr Of salooa petition,
and honda, y - ,ssddes however Tia,
most people lock upos him ~ . iratd
aads hypoerits. Tus CnIKp hsvsvs,
can vessh for biz honesty aud iatsg-
ritY because 10 says . thief Il /,
TAisf, and The nae vho ylsss I,
rob the county sssssary Il . sAisi
aud u q guilty % II 10 bed svbbs,
The house Of any taxpayer Ia u,
county" What 10 the diasrsaee Be
tween rebblss ths house Of . taxpays
and robbius HE poekstY What 4
yos call The August Pissstoe tsansss
t'oaf Bat lot ~ sesgss aud iosgiv
thS psos silly ~, s.Ass Il 10 rvnoss,
thst 10 has bssans % neral ed N
lisseus that b thinks seriously Q
sAasgiss bic p~reiessios sgsia. ~
Ills tine becoming . preacher. Jss
What church b 10 seiss 70 lastls y
sss not informed. He viii psobshl
have TO seek new Solids, . place whsr
- d eatissly usknown. - be "a
vhsa hs dsePpsd devs spos poor q
disssd Red Clssd. ~
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-31

Nm ~ asy e soss ianuy uAssAi Aaypen 10
- ls'eaefslly bss~sa - ssa11sa. whaa Aaso ~
Nvebcess y alievia1s ~ rAin unel ~ caa
- 1eyuo1Aas \ bsg g osots 0seu6n
40Ghnnoo - etnoo VIZ ~ ueaA1 aovVTa
$500 = 0oesooO ~ eoeDol1nes 3 aosoae IN
- - - eQunl 10 Weo s1thls kiaA. % veil
- inGonatioa - ~ kiaAs,
CD Obsrive. psusyise.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-31

4 Das1 OseWss1 0~oeslboesUsl 00anss.
The January sunbsr Of The North
Americas Review will be rendered
os1orabls By oss Of The most brill.
last features which hsvs svss appear.
Cd IL % American periodical. This
10 . discussion between Tho RI. Hon.
w. y. Gladstone aad Hos. J. G..
Blaine, on the tariff, Mr.. Glsdstoss
advocating Free Trade and M. Blaine
Protection. whstsver cen DO said
OF one side asd che other Of this sub
jeot will DO said In these articles in
the most telling snd impressive way
By those two great masters AZ coutro.
versy. M. Glsdstoass article will
occupy bstwesn twenty and thirty
psEes Of che Review, and Mr.. Blaiues
reply will DO about The same length,
II NOT longer. Il will b . battle 81
intellectual giants. The articles viii
Be publishsd sinuleasseusly, bv Nj.
Glsdstons's consent, sad, q they take
Up 70 mach space. this Issue Of che
Review will b enlarged u admit Of
tho usual numbse and variety Of %.
psrs on important and timely topics.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-31

Mrs. N. 4. Hsaasn. assst for "
great var DO Oh, "Hard TCsk ssa CT.
Tee" will call o. youb siors long.
This 10, without . doabA tAs best
var book ever published, and hes
essn heartily eadossd BY oil 81 Tie
leading u. \. h. men In The couussy.
Give her yoar order.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-31

Notice d hereby given that I win
exsmias oil psrsons Who may desire
TO otter themselves ~ candidates for
issehsrs Of he public schools Of this
county, q Red Cloud, on The third
Saturday Of each month.
Eva j. KiNa, County Svp'l,
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-31

Festaesly 4 Aults arc still selling
viaegas and t'antular JUICE. Call and
SEQ them. Good cider vinegar for Is
essts per gallon.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-31

U8U1UJ0 OAx1y.
ny VIRUS. Al IN ueslss u ssls dirvcsesl 70 Ne
frVs4 the district court of webster county, Ne.
braasa. an 9 deserve Oh !inei before said sourt
y the adjourned krptemlcr lNW tctVu,
at Weheeer c0aety uebgAskA IN ths ~ hay u
n"scs.nsr - cnd Sslivsrsd e c:s
sni. axalnss wtlliaM W. .tfr.scn and Ann:
:. fvea!nM =. d~ceealants, g.. the su.m q srvee
hundred aud twvntyseeven dollars. With Interest
from, frl' .aAry t.ts:. Il tcn per csntp pr m
NM. and costs tassd 81 - ,S aud HrcrMtn9
costs. have levied Mlssn the following descTiis
ID real estate taken ~ the property u aAA d.
iendAnes b saelsey sati order III AAls tOWIi
TAe wese Aslt 81 tho seNth east. guArtrr ana
~ 1a1th eess .gsastvr q Ne sovt!h wesl qaar:
~ As1 ~ sUuth east VuAStse Of Tie p09th Weoe
quarter o. sscstoe y. % tcyushlp 3, neatA q
NnNe u. wece Z p =. u webster county. Ne
klIhesS bSdasr iUI essN D. hsad. a ths Sisl ~
s sx:a sS.ss 4 + : g 4 " W.s :::s s ssss s y =
~. ltkas 80 - 6.iia.a1 vhs.!I! q. @.
s.ss si!s 8 Nv s. Z: Sssss..s.ss: ''''
Dete4 SonHqsy l!.luA 9. \, TELL
=. q. veoeoe p)St atty. khertn,
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-31

The vanetl iasn sdjoining the town Of
Bloomington Nsbr. on Ne north. 10 ons Of
Ne bsss Sassns II ths valley end vill b
cold % . basgaia ssA % easy tssns. Hos
particular sadssss,
Nh. FL. vAscsI
visdsu Illlnois.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-31

hay. SssG . sSH ! a::s .S !: % III y! ::': ~ &! ~ H.. :sG ssa
kiSneye q veil ~ Ne 6ovieI kraIHs Ven.
table 1--we, Pile als psspsrcaa espssSsy ioI tkia
s SS' ssssslo. 's : i 20 . :sss:sis 'n .. /. I; cc ss:E a.'s
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-31

This 10 70 certify that ~, The
undersigned, have bsPnt soms 81 me
coal sold By r. A. Handy for canon
city coal. aad ssy that ~ thiak IL
drss class 10 every respect, being
clean. quick 70 start, sad ~ believe
u . % 0sNulNs CAmoM CRY Coal,
% least The lnsss class Of soit coal
huIll In m lAia RinAas
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-31
A MAN KILLED
For not using Miles T.
Hayes
Patent Collar

whc ha. been working = number Of ysars vpoa
different methods Of opening . coliaY % We bot
tom, Keeping the ono idsa In view, that Of re-
tanning the liRhtnsss, strength and durability Of
tho whole collar, and add - u the advantagss Of
rapidly and eass Of sdjnstmsat, sbsoists, per-
lection Of 6tttng-and most important Of all
obtaining fsxibiiity % The throcA b yisldins 70
the pressure Of the shoulder while voShiAG.
First-h Prsvsnts brsakiag We collar % The
throat.
Ssecnd-lt avoids The removing o. sweat psds
from the collar.
Third-Ths advantage Of psttisg ~ Q cole
with this fastener, u easee vhsse w. hoseeo asO
very troublesome, 10 very great.
Fcurth-it saves clipping Ne collar ovss NE
most OF all, the troubls Of bsskiing and ss6uek-
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1890-01-20
A Gin, hmm shaded 20 a snhdned mink.

A aim lamp, shaded TO q subdued pink,
sheds warm but indistinct light
around The perfume of the dying roses
fills the air. From far away the music
comes TO them-rising, falling, swelling,
fainting, until all the night seems full
of it.
Nadine, STOPPING toward him, lays her
hand on his.
"You are troubled." she says, softly.
Il can see it in your eyes. Something is
making you sorry
Her ewes. deep and brilliant as stars,
are looking mournfully into his. He
possesses himself of the hand she has
held out to him, believing him in trouble,
and holds it fast.
at is true There is perpleXity in my
heart, and suspicion of coming sorrow,
but it is for YOU he answers, gently.
For me- A little startled look creeps
into her lovely face.
''Tell me-tell me exactly, says Duran,
leaning forward so that he can see her
face more clearly; tell me, for your own
sake, how you became the possessor OF
that sapphire heart that lies upon your
neck.
What a strange question:, cries she,
paling. 1T was given melt was pres
ent from Paul Annerley
''And the diamond cross you wore last
H1SHt-lle gave you iL1ebe eth'SO'
Eyes: he gave me both. She has grown
very white. and her large eyes ere filled
with painful uncertainty. why do
YOU question me about them|' she says.
lis il strange that [ should have such
pretty things? I did not want them-I
do not care for them. But why is it
stranger"
'sThe strangeness does not lie in your
having them - returns Duran, still hold
ing her hand fast, though she had tried
to take it from him. ''It lies in the fact
that this Paul Annerley gave them to
you"
'sWhere did he get them?"
''Ah, explain yourselfr' implores she,
rising to her feet and drawing back from
him. ''Your face, your voice, betray
YOU! There is something terrible yet to
be said. Say it!''
''There is this - says Duran, rising also.
''The diamond cross you wore last night
was stolen from Lady Valworth; the sap
phires you wear tonight are part of the
sapphire set that was taken from Miss
Grey in Park laner'
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1890-01-20
Blighted Hopes
Dark is the season of reaping

Dark is the season of reaping
The flight of the promiseful years,
Denied the sweet Solace of weeping
O'er sorrows too deep for our tears
Reaping that chatf when we dare not
Even dream of the full rpened grain;
Grieving DER fair hopes that arc not,
And joy bells that ring not again,
Sad is the season of reaping
When shu "ders the soul in the blast,
And shadows come stealthily creeping
From storm shrouded wales of the past
Before us the future lies yawning
With anguish, heat hunger and pain:
And vainy we long for the dawnmg
Ofdays that will not come again!
Drear is the season of reaping
When hushed are he laugh and the song
When harvest hymns echoes are sleeping
The hours are so lonely and long!
The dream field of life all deserted,
Then why should the reaper remain
y CLEANER still seeking, sad hearted,
A love that win live not again?
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1890-01-20
| CONTINUED,

Experience teaches, sometimes easily and some
tines harshly. Sufferers with dyspepsia, heart
burn, liver diseases, etc, have learned by easy
and gentle experience that Laxador is sure and
agreeable remsdy for these complaints.
Do not stupefy your baby with opium landa-
mixtures, but DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup
which is always safe and reliable and never disap
points Price 25 cents
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1890-01-20

How ABOUT THE HORSES ?-If they have heaves,
give Weare's Heave Cure If they have worms,
appetite is poor. need tonic give Weare's Condi-
ton Powders. Sold by Ii G. Pierce.
Weare's Poultry Powder is cure for chick
II cholera and roup, and greatly improves the lay
ing qualities. Sold by II c. Pierce.
E. + Smith, Bristol Springs, Ontario CO., N. Y.
says that "Agoil gives magic relief in pinkeyes and
distemper in horses and asthma and rheumat SIN in
man. Sold by IL. G Pierce.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1890-01-20

HAPPY HOsIERs--Wm Timmon<, postmaster of
Iia' lie, Ind writes: Electric Bitters has done
more for M Than All other medicine combined, for
that bad feeling arising from kidney and liver
trouble " John Leslie. farmer and stockman of
same pla g, says: Find Electric Bitters to be
the best kidney and liver medicine, made f, eI
lik man" j. w. Gardner. hardware mer-
chant. town, says Electric Bitters is just
the thing for VIII is all run down and don't
cr rt' liz tYes or dirs he found new
h. snoi apie'i ard fit Just like he had
a new lras. ~ life Only 50r. a bottle. AZ a. G.
g. m S drug stnFo.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1890-01-20

The railway mail service has reached
high degree of accuracy and efficiency
when, in handling seven thousand million
pieces of mail matter, the percentage of
correct distribution is 80 974
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1890-01-20

srIo1seO msql sAss Gus 'usJpHqo psq Gus usqM
'gIIolsBO o. SunIo Gus SSH 9mposq Gus usVM
'a!Io4sa0 10Y psIIo GUS 'pI!qO GUS us4K
'sIIo9seO I9H eAss "a 'Eols sn@ Sqga H9HA
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1890-01-20
In Days of Old.

In days of old, that ancient time
When Barons went to war,
Followed by all their trusty squires
And yonths thai armor bore,
How we'll they fought! and in those days
How proud they were and bold,
And circling near the winter fire,
What gallant tales they told!
The shield high hanging on the wall
Had saved a knight from death.
He told the story to them all,
While lads restrained their breath.
And then the sword was taken down
Which killed Il traitorous knave,
And next the helmet, ittest crown
That could adorn the brave
No longer at the baron's call
The squires join the chase,
No armor graces now the hail,
The sword rusts in its case.
Those days of strife arc with the past,
Those soldiers far away,
Like leaves blown by the autumn blast,
Or scattering, melting spray.
But has the martial spirit fled
Because the world grows Old,
And IN. II must battle for their bread,
Or toll mp mountains cold?
Are glory and high aims asleep
Because no spears we see,
But branching palms our soldiers bear
To shield humanity?
No, no! The knights are with us still,
And still the battles win,
Although their arms concealed they wear,
And count it shame to sin.
Their conquests are of other things
Than cattle or of lands;
They use their strength to serve, and not
To crush by stern commands.
They strive to keep in firm control
Those vasSals strong, unrnly,
By whom the ancient baron : soul
Was kept in bonds, unduly.
They fight with patience for the truth,
For purest hearts and hands.
Their names they write on Honor's ROLL
And not on shifting sands.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1890-01-20

There is more experience, time, and brain work
represented in the preparation of Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla than in any other medicine. 1t is tins which
makes Hoods Sarsaparilla peculiar in curative
power, and in the remarkable cures it effects. Give
it a trial.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1890-01-20


He was a large man, and wore gray
ulster. pair of glasses added to his
intellectual appearance. He walked
sedately up the stairs of the elevated
station at Chambers street. He had sew
eral packages. One of them a bag con
tanning beans. was held nnder his arm.
Suddenly a bean escaped and rolled
downward, bouncing from step to step.
1t was followed by another and another
and directly there was stream of beans
cascading down the stairs behind the I'M
conscious man. Several people called to
him, but he did not grasp the situation
until he had reached the top. Then, after
a critical examination of the empty bag,
he turned to the smiling crowd, and with
the air Of one imparting great truth,
said "Therc's a hole in it,
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1890-01-20

The Inconsistency of Nature is shown
when it supplies the turkey with comb
but no hair.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1890-01-20

"That'-pointing TO where the tall
figure stands in the doorway-''is my son
Grant BoyleI''
MADAME! that is-Paul Annerleyr'