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Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-04-14
"a. Cool IJn.r

Hes cool un, " is the way the sol.
dlers IN certain English regiment de-
scribe one of their officers a young man
whose self possession in time of dan
ger saved his men from defeat and
probably from death. Tho circumstance
which gave this officer his reputation
is related by Rudyard Kipling in The
westminster Magazine. He writes:
"A very young officer, who had pono
almost straight from school to the army
and thence to India, was leading his
company through a rocky pass on re.
t turning from a scouting expedition.
Ihey were beset by the enemy. who
hred at them from behind the rocks
1oa the men were growing very mn
steady. Those i'll tho rear began to bo
impatient and shouted to the men in
'front.' Hurry up. What are you wait
ing for there?'
The young officer answered ouito
coolly: "Hold ON a minute. I'm lipht.
ing my pipe"
And he struck match and lit If
l !! was roar of laughter. and SOL
Tier called out, "Well, since YOU 50
think I'll have a pipe my.
'el1. And he, too, struck match and
began to smoke. This bit of fun steadied
ne men, and they came through in
FOOD order. 49,
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-04-14
WOlnan's Wit

AN emperor of Germany besieged a
city which belonged to one of his rebel +.
nous noblemen. After the siege had
lasted for long time the emperor de-
termlned to take it by storm and to de-
stroy all it contained by fire and sword.
ne dld not, however, wish to iniure the
defenseless women; therefore, he sent
proclamation into the town, saying that
an the women might leave the place
uhhurt and carry with them whatever
they held most precious. The noble
man wife instantly decided to take
her husband and the other women fol-
lowed her example. They soon issued
from tho city gate in long procession.
each one with her husband on her shoul.
ders The emperor was so much strucl
with tho noble conduct of tho women
that ne spared all; even the city itself
was left untouched.
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-04-14

or Claude Macdonald, the British
minister to China, is As years old and
holds rank i'll the army as major. He
served with tho Seventy fourth high.
ianaers an was in the Egyptian cam.
palgn OF 1882 and the Suakim exnod;-
1ioii before he was appointed consul
general at Zanzibar in 1887. After leav.
ing east Africa he was sent to tho NIGER
where no proved a very successful con.
SUI general in the Niger Coast Protect
I ,'' as the district, which was once
SHOWN as the "Oil Rivers protector.
ate' - is now designated. Sir CJando,s
1 1aoa IN west Africa was cut short in
loy0 by his selection for the emhassu
at Picking. Wiz oiloassy
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-04-14

Ihe London Journal Of Fd,o,t;o.
s puorisnos the following schoolboy an.
1%e a winch are warranted genuine
30 - I W. question, "What do you know
vi Lord Wolseley?" tho answer ,r -"
gwen gwen 'Ho was minister of ue"r, ~.
W., who exclaimed, III had servaJ
shonld I' "a" Us 4 nave served my king, I
n SnUr,u not nave been beheaded = " The
s so,, us'oh between Wolseley and VOL
nn ~. 40 perhaps not remarkable. but n
pos. iiiortem speech of this kind dosorvo,
t ho,ipo' a better story, however is ~ ~
uolinitlon of "tithes' which viii no % %
S apiIi"' Interest to the church and stapa
ss,u.,la-'"things worn by ladies in ,' ";r'
ouses and pantomimes ' =" ''r'
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-04-14
A FARMERS OPINION,
This Information to Farmers Around
Barre is Worth More than the
Present Valne of Bin Full
of Grain.

In East Barre, about five miles from Barre
Post Once, there lives u good, honest hard
working tier of the soil, named WATSON =.
Dow, Like every other sensible farmer, Mr..
DOW subscrlbes for papers and one evening
as he was looking over his Barre weekly. his
eye CHANGED to catch n reading notice which
proved bonanza for him and Frightened nm
MS llaSTlng spirits over the low price Of Grain
an.i farm produce, and the high price of com
moultles which are necessary for farmers
existence. a farmer reasons in his own be-
cullar way and he calls Il spade n spade "a
Mr.: Dow says quietly to himself IL want inst
slich remedy as Doan's Kidney Pills. if if
carries out faithfully half what it claims. If
VIII cure my lame back. However much rood
may result from one box, little or no harm
can ensue! When in Barre Mr.. Dow made
some inquiries at Eaton's drug store ubo,,t Tho
preparation and was informed that scores of
people IN this city and the surrounding com.
Try had obtained Doan's Kidney Pills, tested
uneili, ana were recounting their eyperienrp.
ms was enough forMr. Dow. He purrhn,.
eu supply and what follows is his eyperi.
ence: MY Kidneys troubled me for some wears |
i p, "il. on. Tried many different rcne,lic.
nu. without obtaining any permanent relief |
III ,he iall OF lS)6 was in pretty bad shane
ana suffered, constant, sharp pains across nv
o''ck when were at times terrible, when /
would apply mustard plaster over INV kid.
l,esS only to ret relief for the time being. 4
".hn i vi lhc kinney secretiOns was very
ahio!ll%, Especially at night, as it di,turbei
my rest The secretons were also very hi~b.
~ tolored. read of Doans Kidney Pins and
as lhcv were so highly recommended | cot n
noN from Eaton'S drug store. After nsiu's
lh t. 'he weakness was relieved and fine Ser-
rflions were normal. got Il second box and
wnen lad finished it was cured. b ",n
not 1elt the least symptoms of my former la hd-
n .;t, trouble since. am so greatly pIeaseI
WIZ tne prompt and thorough manner in
W., n' ai noails Kidney Pills cured me that
10 any one should they call on me- ''"'"'
,r ponn h'uney Pills are for sale by all deal
rs. Irlce 90 cents. Mailed by Foster. MI
'nfn co., Buffalo, n. Y, sole agents for th h.,
yni'eu states. Remember the name Do,n.s Il
'nd take no substitute. ''o'"
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-04-14
TRIALS OF A PUBLIC MAN.

1t Takes Time to Get Used to the Ways
of Newspaper Correspondents.
A new member of the senate was
complaining to an old member of some
of the difficulties he was encountering.
"For one thing" he said, "tbese news
paper fellows don't always get things
straight l don't mean to accuse them
of carelessness or of Intentional misrep.
resentation, but now and then some re-
marlable stories arc printed about no
at home.
"Youll get used to that" replied
the veteran. "That won't hurt. That's
part of your apprenticeship. I've been
all along there. Let me tell you of a
little experience of mine. Soon after l
first came here I picked up paper from
my state and saw it asserted in letter
from Washington that my colleague
and myself had met aud arranged a
slate, and that all the patronage for the
state would be distributed according to
that arrangement.
"There was no warrant for tho state
ment, and l made inquiries for the cor
lGspUuueub. 116 CitIll6 W SCe Ile anu
proved to be a bright and most agreea-
BILE young man. l asked him for his au-
thority, and he pleasantly refused to
give it, but said that he had every faith
in bis informant. To that replied that
all I would ask, then, would be the
privilege of denying the story-of put
ting my statement against the other.
He said that was only fair and that he
would attend to the matter
"When the correction appeared, it
read something like this: Your CORE
'pondent's story about the deal between
Senator -- and his colleague, by
which tho patronage Of She state is to
% divided between them. has raised
quite stir here There is no question
IS to its absolute truth. But Senator
--, who evidently has been ratified
y the publication, now solemnly as
ures your correspondent that he had
othing whatever to do with the DEAL
after that went slow on corrections"
Bangor Wing and Courier.
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-04-14
J. Wright PEBBLES,
7& 8 Bolster Block.
Remember Only One Day Before
We Advance Each Lot $500.
HAWTHORNE IN BERKSHIRE,

Mountains and valleys, dear ye are to me,
Your streams wild wandering, ever tranquil
lakes
And forests that make murmur like the sea,
And this keen air that from the hurt soul
takes
Its pain and languor Doubly dear ye arc
For many lofty memory that throws
A splendor on these heights. Meath yon low
star,
That like dcwdrop melts in heavens rose,
Dwelt once starry spirit. There he smote
Life from the living hills A little while
He rested from the raging Of the world
This Brook of Shadows, whose dark waters
purlcd
Eolace to his deep mind it felt his smile
Haunted, and melancholy, and remote
r. W. Glider in Century.
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-04-14
+. b. Chamberlin of Ryegate was in

+. b. Chamberlin of Ryegate was ir
the city today.
Mr.. and Mrs George Ruxton are "
burlington today.
+. ID. Ladd is TO put new deliver,
wagon on the street tomorrow
Leon Salter has moved TO South Barr,
to remain during the summer months.
Miss Ida Barber of Richmond, who
has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Dimick
returned home this morning.
The Enterprise office had new tel
cphone put into the office today. The
number of the call is 1O7-3
Chas. III. Halliday of Bost on travelling
representative of the Chicago North
western Railway was in town yesterday
Earl Cummings, who has worked so
long in Srrihner's meat market, will be-
Gin work for Smith Brothers Monday
morning.
suit was brought this morning by A..
Froui of st. lIc'e Il, Cal against G..
Malini for $4,000 Though his attorney,
IL. ~. llO;lf.
The school commissioners will meet
Saturday evening instead of Friday eve
MING on account of the High School cx-
hibition that evening.
The annual meeting of the Barre
Enter tainmcnt Association will be held
this evening in the directors room of
the National Bank,
The case of state VS.. Morville and
CoIumby for selling Intoxicating liquors
was concluded in the City Court this
morning. Judge Barnry has reserved
his decision.
The BARRE EVENING ENTERPRISE was
the only paper yesterday that gave to
Barre the news of the riot in Congre S
10 the people of Barre 1t was also
the first paper to publish the news of
The action of the House.
Mr.. p. G. Woodward of Grantevllc
rad his left eye injured by a piece of
granite to-day, Observing the sight by
blood inside the eve. He is under DR..
lansons care. Good hope is enter
aimed for the restoration of sight.
We take this occasion to inform the
INVENTORS of the false story that w. w.
APPOINT Is not in any way interested
NTH the "EvLNING ENTERPRISE" lie
as no money in this venture as some
crSonS have reported, and is not re- g,
ortcr. editor or correspondent. ,
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-04-14
The Dentists Opportunity.

~ u was particularly busy ON las
Tuesday" said the dentist. INV offic1
was crowded all day, and one of tho
last patients to be attended to was =
pig, tat, middle aged German woman
nho had been waiting for nearly three
hours' but at last it was her turn. and
sne moved up to the chair with all tho
AIRY grace OF steam roller. Apnarent-
" the crowd in the office had imnress.d
hor deeply, for the first thing sho said
was: ''no "''i"
,, DOCTOR you vas doing goot bees.
.,1 Yes said, I keep pretty busy,
>. MY but you must be maipino n
o's lot OF money! Say, doctor, vas Won
a single man?' VOC 'ou
inns was getting rather interesting
Out the question was fired point hlanl,
at short range, and felt that had 20
a a, SO L admitted that such was
inc case. BY this time she had boisted
herseif into the chair, and she pavo mo
a LOOK that-well, you remember tho
picture entitled The Amorous Hmm.
potamus?' AA1ppo'
Say, doctor, she said, 'und I vas q
''ngle woman. '"-New York Sun.
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-04-14
On the Corner.

Every citizen who studies the siilla-
ton must come to the fact that this city
needs another school house if not more
than one. No city or town in Vermont
Is growing so rapidly as our own enter.
rriSing place, this could be shown in no
better way than by the large number of
new scholars who every term crowd in
to our local schools. The Inspector has
no personal hobby in this matter and in
making suggestions would only do so
that others may also give the matter
consideration and then perhaps the
right aciIcn may be taken. The city
mas Il llnc lot between the congregational
and the Episcopal church buildings.
Could this school house not be moved
from its present site and new one Of
much larger dimensions and more mod
crn erected? lfthis should not be deem
eo The proper thing, could not the entire
4n-''e solo Tor business purposes and
the city purchase a%other more suitable
site Tor Il modern school nrlding? If
this PLAZA haa its faults, then if the ,uua;,h
section of the city is in need of a school
mousse why not purchase the Pennimap
lot on South Main street aud erect
small school building, and another COM
panlon building in the Northern section
of the rity' BY all means when the
cl'y meeting shall be held for this pur-
pose let the voters act early and wisely
plan may be adopted. We
seem to be progressing ON the CITY Hall
matter now let us attend to the educa-
ION OF tn" youth of this growing city.
The Inspector rests, in the interests
ii harmony among our people. that the I
proper officials will see to ii that when {
me next appropriation bill is passed by
oh@reSs the citizen who live across
our Dead Line so called, are net for
'o''oh ana that free delivery is made :
5 much OF benefit to them as to orr v
uslncss men. /
ne constant stream Of shoppers from D
re apIlal city who daily crowd into >
''f local stores is a proof that Barre Il
l'rchants are hcng richly rewarded 81
II their upto date methods of trade a
DAYS 'hat are gone Montpelier was !.
C "liear by Boston, for Barre people. II
zen 'hc trip being Md by stage or "
trans then running only three tim IS
uay' But the hustle which charac- at
f1|es every branch OF our business life
o"y mas changed the old things until J..
'Ffr enjoys good trade from our Sis VI
city, who ought to rejoice at our j"
oSperltv and continue to grow with !,
until the two shall be the twin citio. VI
= 'h,r"i ermont, the double pride a.,
TIE Green Mountain State. an a,
ne old saying "that it is an i'll will be
tt aces not oIow some one some good a
proven IN the fact that three of our nj,
al churches have been financially M
lelIled by the destruction of the old ~
era House building. 81,
The INSPECTOR.
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-04-14
A Fine New BICYCLE.
Central Vermont Railroad,
Time-T able,

ooKRECTED TO JAN %, 1895.
Trans leave Barre daily, except Sunday a.. ~,
GOING SOUTH.
BIO A. M.-MAIL, For Boston via 1oo,,
| rmcnoulg; New York via. Sprineti an u
! an New England points. PnrIor ca ~ p ili'
~ .on via. Lowell. without change W ooT
l<.OU +. M.-FAST EXPRESS. F0rRo..o,.
Lowell; New Y rk via. Spriu efield .nl,';"
y, view London. Buffet parior "a 70 n "i.o' /"
o'1C .M.-LOCAL PASSENGER For Wv W r.
ned, Randolph, and White Rira.
,unctlon, connecting with mixcd
,oo ~, train for Windsor MAUI
AA.OO f.M.-NlGHT EXPRESS. Lava.
week days only but leaves Montn.lje,i i"' te
a. NJ. daily including SUNDAYS. Dma ~ ~
ION via. Lowell daily s.l5 A. po nte DOS
fhchburg, daily, $50 A. M: Nv yos. wa
eept Sunday ll.25 Am. On Snnds o. r vea,
10 Springfield, only. Wagner slaanisSs 'uns
Gc ia: GoWeli and to Sprlnptield
500 a. M-LOCAL RXPRESs po,,.
f som, 81, Adams, Richford, and Rousrs pnint
al no;' at Essex Junction with cxnrc.sf n,
, ns al, points on Rutland H. Il. f''e' WI
"'oo l.. IN ALL. For BURLINGTON. Entl,ra
TNamoridge junction, St. Alhnns M"u.r n.y.
Cs u' ,"W' ogdensbureh. Wagner PARA,
o.4O I. M-.sAPRHSS for BurNnyto, =, 4,
Vans ana Montreal. Pullman Slrrpinu ~ ~.
ntton'peiier junction 20 Chicago wi,bn,;,
ohahee. Due Chicago 9. 10 I'M ncyt ri,h
.ohn:cts at Essex Junction for Nv " VHit
VIA Rutland and Troy ''" '''N
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-04-14
Skipped Town.

ne 'neS hayes, employed by DR.. C.r. Cam,
' 'v' '"e '"H' lew weeks, skipped town YER,
s"'o'l,'' saturday night. and it is Supnoso1 b..
Is III burlington. Last week he won't 70 ,,1a
"o''of ANA asked for 81. 90 in advance ~ , h;
tny ",'" S'"'''' 'ha' he wanted to pay his dog
"N' II !" 'ko known that he wen, to , ,, ""s
'r Oh ms ''i'nd> and asked them to ,o,, 'r n.
' 1o"' 7'.'' l" 5000 He told them tb,t vhDn
l ~. ooc'or paid him he would rcturn - :, WI Il
lie left town withnu, n,' ,"'" IT, YIN
lie c,mn h ''"'rl ''a has not been seen since
,o "' "'re from Burlington nine n,,nu.
'9,o. '"o went to work for Fred sI,r 'a"N
10 Sn. ne entered the employ of nr C, wv"
'e nus wife and child living in pnn,,, w"",p'
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-04-14
AIENCER RIFLES CONCERT

i, "A small audience gathered at the
congregational Church last evening to
''s'eh to one of the finest entertainment,
:" W" ',e hlll'' ever given in the city, and
WV venture TO suggest that there was
no Que IN the audience who was MOI,
,LS I"'N PlcaSed and fully satisfied with
'"g r[ ''ne and money thus spent.
nc program was carried ont in full
, ,a"'. 700 1''''rn cannot be said compliment
r''y 10 the Male Quartctlc. Miss Nol.
' ''G Nlr'lo!I' the reader delighted the an
"'e''c with her selections, and lhn ro.I
'"5-,.' "'l''''cu 'Ihe Disappointed Drum
''er seemed to be the favorite.
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-04-14

mr. Wellwood-How did You like
Nine. Medley? " AIM
MISS Hlghrooks-Sho was wrotcbed
, Mf. Wellwood-I'm astonished to
in fine voice. 'No was
Miss Highrocks-Oh, her vo,,o ,,,,,
n nave been all right, but I'm sure tho
, euMn she Wore never could have been
made IN Paris. -Cleveland Lendor wv"
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-04-14
War Seems Imminent
ONLY ONE MORE DAY
Before the Calumet Harbor
will be Invaded
by an additional rise of $25 per lot.

Those looking for Il good safe investment
should call upon us and see what we are sell
ing Chicago property for.
Many II man has said son. | will buy and
take such and such lot" and returned in one
month to find that the prices have advanced.
property values have become enhanced and
his more lucky brother prolited thereby. You
cannot eat. burn or lose land. No one can
steal it from you and in good prosperous To-
cation it grows while you sleep. and yon will
not have to wait the allotted life of man for
profit on your investment. Come and see
what we have to offer you.
No western frauds are being perpetrated
upon you, but a straght-out proposition is Of
fered to you in a locality where property
values are constantly increasing.
1t is the first purchaser that is the money
maker. The most reputable men of Vermont
and New England are holders of this property
and will certify to its being without any eX-
ception the very best in the country---a broad
assertion no doubt, but never the less true.
Men from this immediate vicinity have seen
this land and purchased it, and we have their
word that the above is true
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-04-14
Tired.

~, . Inc children wish me to ask Won to
, ,'i! mem some fairy Stories, 4" saii tb w
do - IVY gear was the reply, ~ can't
, -" a'' l have been talking t, n rroat
many voters today. I must hava s sa',D
no" "N /" w. from the routine of bust.
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-04-14

Ihe facilities for inland transnor4,
tion are SO limited in Brazil that t- ~ a" =
snnabitants of the ports find if cho, n rnu
70 import grain from North Amor;o
than from their own farms 1AN'of's"
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-04-14
permanently Co

weary Watkins-I see some Of tbo
papers is asitating the wide tire onos o
'1on again for better roads. AN''
.a hungry Higgins-I don't know mucb
40 "Do"' wldo tires, but | know I've oot
''lclohs one indianapolis ,Journai "
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-04-14

carof',, nnosses seem to be even moro
ora' ana anxiously concealed than
.,,a,, ana more decided faults, for hn.
. .,"n nature is moro ashamed of the first
than of the last "a 'ne hrst
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-04-14

~ '"''o"s' sundays eXceptcd
SUBURBAN TRAIN SERVICE.
a. Leave Barre, 80. 800, 80. ~ :, ~
90. 40, 1000 p NJ '''o'' IN l-'3o, 200, 1885,
$ Arrive at Montpelier : IN II ia 49,,
~ w $40 7.30, II. 20 p ''"o A'' iZoo,
a. ,ie"'e GO Montpelier, $50 $50, o.45 ,.oo
'oo $50, $50, $50 $50 Pm '''' A. NJ l2'oo NJ.
arrive at Barre, $50 $50 N n,
ooo a.l2, $50, Q so p N '' A. W., iZ2o, LIZ,
cation from s ,ba Is subject to changes Anp
art' W better service will be ch.er",II' quitkrr
eaeu. a trains will stop On sipn ,u'y eo"sd-
.nd ui,i NIohtp"'ier and Barre to tax tIsce
vided the place s r, p.'Ie 10 leave passenger. pro
TRAINS EAST AND CONxr,,r,o~,,
Connects at Wells River with Az
eo'nmodation Train north md M
Ma' and Express Train south nrr
:. ~ assumpsc Division of Boston
| 73O ~< Maine K. K. Through rrain sr
''"o "a M. wee fiom Wells River via 'i p,S ser
| o oth or White River junction ~
EDostoh; ard via. Bellows FAN. anI
iHp'ppngield TO- New York. Arrive,
IN Boston $50 p. NJ, New Yors
lGrand Central Depoti 10 ps
through service, Burlinpton =,
r"oyahs; stops at all prinrinai
s,ations between Wells River nna
vans arriving at Fahyans 4 o0
- "a connects at Fabyan. win
"n ior cortland and o id Orchard
~, ~ Also with traiu for Sum.
me- ~ n, Washington, arriving Sum.
u H., 10Y r. NJ Connect. at Wells
Nor with the Mail Train norm
- IN X ~ ~ assumpsic Div ion and ma
Va iacinc Coast Express via Cam
uan Pacific Railway to NI"ntr"nt
quebec Chicago and III. r,r,sc
oo",t. Through sleeping ear. N Won.
r.al t. Chicago every d.v ryrert
saturdays. To Pacific Const cycr
un n except Sunday. Also with kl
press Train arriving in Boston IL
+. M. Also v ith train for Fnbyans
in;an,o,aster, Whiteteld Jefferson
railroad. "'u i'1'A
connects at Wells RiverrithE,
press train north over n XXI ~
~ ~. ior st. Johnsbury, lyndonIiIc,
nar!en and Newport With Accom-
0a n n, ,n,oua'lon train south for all stations
IVA IStween Wells River and White
hMer junction. Also with Exnrcss
i".i north over White Norman
ihVlsion lor Lisbon, Littlrton. EcIb
'H W street Profile House. Twin
Mountain, Fabyans, Crnwford,s
f. W sr wWhiiefrh, jefferson and I,rc,.irr
an, q Sal Agent.
"A. sroWE11IN 7e1'l Pass. Agent.
"So''
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-04-14
LET OTHEPs Mlnnn.,

mul e I ni,h rest scrcncv and zee your mon.
ca1ItaI w w,'ont fear or care Yo hun Money nccl.
scns within ui' , you Il points yearv Th INA, your
an iS y pr" o" "f s Sennns s fTps Sc
Earn in proportion Avnil yn smaller sum
Trust "ure,s 1.-THE Investors O. ans oppor
cnces. Local % wall ST. New York. IIr ,,nn"r
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-04-14

h,o A as willow is one of the most albania
t ulo OF plants. A willow switch stncI p' a.,
tal H WEI WEI ground will almost inyariablv
'"Ao roo6 and become tree. ''
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-04-14
A FREE SLAVE.

She said to him. her lover:
~ would not hold you-1iol
If once the dream seemed over,
If once you wished to go,
You free at any season,
At any moment-frce|
"But that is just the reason
You hold me fast!" said he.
Madeline s. Bridges in Century.
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-04-14

J.; lne 5ellyfish has no teeth, but nses
,nh ms'i IL as II he were piece of paner
th nun ne IS hungry, getting his food and
'N'" wrapping himself about it,