Having perused well the chronicle of the week, the Vigilant Patriot views with alarm:

A face that much resembled that of Charles E. Hughes. (P. 3, col. 2.)

Vicious sentiments and ribald music. (P. 5, col. 1.)

Sausages and mash for 25-c-. (P. 7

col. 2.)

A person who wrote a letter to Mrs. Augusta E. Stetson. (P. 4, col. 3.)

Bashed-in noses, black eyes, shredded ears. (P. 8, col. 1.)

Something she had eaten. (P. 30, col. 1.)

A crumpled telegram. (P. 29, col. 1.)

Malicious mischiefs by pilots or passengers. (P. 27, col. 3.)

Half the young girls between the Atlantic Coast and the Rocky Mountains. [Goiter.] (P. 18, col. 2.)

An infuriated herd of.at least 100 walrus. (P.18, col. 1.)

The wrong father to her little ones. (P. 13, col. 2.)