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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-12-13
PARAGRAPHS UPON HEIGHTS.

Height Of .4bsnrdiiy. To call al the EYE and
Ear I%nftmsry" to get an eye drilled iu,o a broken
knitting needle.
Height Of Folly. To &c, drunk and lie seross
the railroad for repose.
Hcigi, Of Ir9visiareac,.. To climb the house
top. and look down chimney 10 see what ones
neichSor he's GOT fr dinner.
H1ghf Of Gritty. To run ngsins, s pns, in the
street, and thea beg pardon ior the encounter.
Fs'gh cf GoHaHiry. When intoxicated, 10
reel along the street with a lady under your arm.
TO escort her safely home.
Hsight Of Bsuyisa. To e~astigaie with a whip
or COW hide a man whofe openly syowed rsl,g-
ions principles forbid b, fShr,ng even in self de-
fence
Haght of Honor. To defrbud ones landlord or
tailor for the sake II dischsrsing one's gambling
debts.
H1gh Of 7cEpraace. To keep ones skin CON
s,snily soaked 10 arden, spirits, withou, ever get
ting dmok.
Hoghi n PHILOSOPHY. To .,at,e ones solf,o
death IN order 10 illustrate tho beneficial effect, Of
the Graham sysicm.
Hrghf Of Beaerolenoe. To Tumble down n.
staircase and bte,k your heed TO s,oii stepping un
. ki'ien that 10 repnsing IN ihe sisir.
HagAi Of Clarity. To give = door beggsrs
doli.t. and =, The same time thresten to horse~hp
him II he ever Troubles YOU sgsin.
Height ofhs Risia,ioss. Aiier being innbled
down q pfrcg,oe ~ a stARe-e0bth h.ll of passer.
cers. amidst ,he shurts and gfn.ns and ia ,n,iug "a
hear a lady ~,Ib tesfs In her eles. incquug for hei
banAbor.
Hdgkt Of .issosee, or Obirios,seu To forget
thar you are msued. While sbFusd, and pas youi
sedresses 10 Annaher.
Kogh Of CAagrA. T. pi-k mp /. reiieule,
dropped By q lads IL very eenirel 6gnre aud ~.
peasncs sslking before yoa snA spon her turning
round 10 receive q from your hsnd. behald a set OF
features % bisck 80 ebany.
Hdgif q .usrfJsoSiisH. To make an Offer Of
your hand 10 q lady. snd learn ft The fret time,
that abe bad been long bsiroihed 10 your psri0er
BssfoA Posf.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-12-13
EnOch RrcscC's ESTATE.

Sis'' q JtraonL l'OE o. remembered th,t -, +,
Dnidd II R"tlafA, " - stated Probate Coar h.lj
A. h"lAni ~fh'n s1i Tor 'aii istrri rn the 1T MONDAY.
ten; 10. SIN y "i Drermh~r a d 1880,
lWsr Bre'e'. ain' nsirsinr 81 iLe estate. Finch R,..
see, isie "i bfsoios IN ssHl district. dsssa..I. prn.o...
, {" fs''i'r an account u h. sdminrratnn sad pre,,nt
ne S0r"ani ss~'n'i 'sH estate tor sllow -nrs
ofe"ea lt~i 'sd Afo'ani he rxAainsd IN cour, ai a
session tAeIesG. 10 he s'lden II ihs rr,h.,. M. ~ n,
i.Hd ~hSn soi o. 'sni Ji,ire G.. On The FRI Nonl., ~
'"naSrs neat sbd ihst the pabilosison n rev On.
n''s' ,hre. weeks 'oees'ssiy 10 the Rutland II.,.ll.
n"tTs L" al c sesrssJ 10 spPs.f II th.v sec zoe 80
ehgeo thsrs,s. sh'
s. Y 5 yCTsLEr Parsr-
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-12-13
CenisnissiOners' Notice.

~ r. the .nhscrbrr', hei,g a. pointed hv the Hen Pro-
bate Court TER the ID -trc' 81 kuiianl. commits
.joner'. to receive. examine and n At al cam. rnd &c
maads Of al persons ,;a,p'' tho estate a.
ISAAC RAINFALL.
late of Nauutho'lY, ia .ad district. ieceisrl. represented
in.plvent. anI also all clsin, aud dena1ls exhibited IN
Offset thereto; All ia ~ Inhs from the seventh I,y Of
NV. iat being allowed nv aid coIri Er that porun.r.
We ID therefor" hereby give notice that We wi Hucn Ito
the bu.ne.s II "nr ssil appointment. NJ he dwelling
house of the widow G .llana Il ,ni.ll. "a .sid Nnpnih ny
IN The lei Saturdays Of January and March next. from
nine O'Clock A. n. until three O'Clock p. N on each oG .sid
days.
TIN p G%4RFTELD, lcn
ETH3YP PRIEST, "'""i''n"s"
Dated at Moualhoiiy 'hi' % day of Sovembrr, A.
ID. 1876. 40
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-12-13
Published by ~. e.. Goddard.
Windsor, VI. =

.4nd for sale ia all parts gN. Engiandand ~. York:
NJ ARSIIALL'S NEW SPELLING BOOB AVID FL
NA EVEN FAIRY PRINCIPLES OF THE ENGL.SII
LANGU AGE ;-cilcrlatel To teach Spelling AMI read
IN! BY association, die alton. and the usual mode of exer-
ching IN classify ELIHuE F. MARSHALL. author of
u "-pe'llng Book Of the English Language" g..
Tho above work has hceI prepA6el with great care,
ard : believed 10 gnsse.s many alvantrges over other
book OF the k'ni NV IN use. The mare Of the author
wilt readily be r"cngrzel hv mR.y OF uur School Com
niite"' aud Teacher, VIA have m wear. past. adopt i
and is"i ~ frrler work. ll.n whir, the present one is
believed 10 he : very great Improvement.
May rocommeadA'"iy np'lres have already been re-
ceivei, among which are the t,lowin; -
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-12-13
& lananncs Cbr 1892.
wIDO w 9

o. OFFICERS OR SOLDIERS or rnE Rrvo.
LuIloN' who were married Lo5s II. CLIO. Of
uleit lHf term OF Service. whose hu,hau'. served. asrs..
ably 10 the act Of Coosre, Of the suh, June. ia,p 49,.
wears anil not Ices than az mnnih., can now draw during
me- of during her remaining single, hy ,ilua of The
act at an July, 1886, such rrnsinn, u, iheir hust.nih
would hnv" been eottled To-, under the f,, mentioned
act; whether 'heit hush,ud, mn, have died during N.
war. ~ snce that period Also. tho widow, of .rch
Officers or s"ld'er who were married oftr that wat.xlar,
husbands have died 'inro the an, of March. IG3i. saa
before tho I. juno, 1882, can drew ~ much n. their -.
'p'ci've husbands " ul have b en- entitled ~. under
the rr' nj June :. 1882, from the said 4, NJ sroh, 1883. n.
the dsv Of the .ati hu.hhnls' dcceu,o.
lrPtn'on 6u,irtsi offended too a., u,aal
4l3w J. COVE.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-12-13
RUSSELL'S
Df1etdbIe Bilious Pills,
or F.1.ufL

o general use IN cases Of Jsundice, morbid sensibil-
lily of the stomach and bowels, loss of appetite, fntid
breath, co'tivencss' Piles, AMI all diseases arising from
hillary arrangements, also for correcting the state Of
the blood. and cleansing the syste u of foul and viscid hu-
nors. These pills are a mild cathnrtic, proiuc,n. nei.
'her pains no, griping, and are there fpre u valuable uud
hisliiy approved medicine, ani arc PRONOUNCED as such
by the most distinguished physicians.
Each box contains 80 pulls.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-12-13
RUSSELL'S CELEBR aTED
Salt Rbrum Ointment.

THIS Is u"qIrstI"nably the best and safest remedy
ever vet oil rcd I" the publ" for that obstinate disorder,
san Rhtum. II has succeeded where other mean. hav.
failed ani the fact th.t il has heen EXTENSIVELY usol by
eminent practitioners speak. volumes in its praise. Il is
equally cGIcacinus in all diseases OF the skin, scall hrai,
ring worm, aud the most invejeruie Itch. g.. &c. M
merous certificates might he obtained, but the proprietor
chooses that a fair trial should be the only evidence Of its
superior efficacy. price so cents a box.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-12-13
Probate Notice.

TIlHE PROBATE COURT for the Ds'rct Of Rur-
- LAND viii be here after held at tho office Of II b.
loWsLEE in Ru,luud, on the first Monday ofeaca aud
ayeIy month.
Rutland, Dec. 5, lasG. so
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-12-13
freseaf. r. ~. HOPKINS, Regi,,er

acting LaGgr,
HiHam .Harsh, Executor of the last viii and
Testament OF JosTh b. Oaknan, late of Wnilinp.
fora ~ SAID district. deceased, proposing to ren.
der an account OF his administration aud present
MS account asains, said estate for allowance:
Orfered, That said account DC examined in
conr', al a session thereof, Ia be holden a, the
Probate Office ~ Rutland within ann for s,id IL.
tr'ci, on the first Monday of January next; aud
that the publication Of a copy Of this order, three
weeks s"corss'rrly in the Rutland Herald. print.
ed al Rutland as soon rs may be-. shall be su6i-
eieu' notice to all concerned 10 appear, # they
ere cause, and objeci thereto.
r. -. HOPKINS, Register.
% ncii7S Jdgc.
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GROCERIES, $.

THE subscriber. hsve jus, rec vrd a , : e 'urr'v e
! SUGARS. TEAS. SPICES, COrcEE, Fresh
Boa and Kg R1iSINS, &c.
:a;s.7LSCa::
Frs, quality Winter Strained . al refined LANP OIL.
BuRr & MASON.
Ru,lsud Nov 20. 1886. 40
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Not L..

YpIS ST ekhelIsr. Il NE BANK of RUTLAND.
- se hereby ~, & J thst their aanusl meeting FOE
the ehoioe oi DlREC ruftS viii be hridsn vt the Bank
~ li"u,s 10 katis"j 49, the ,eeosJ Tuesday VI J.so-ty
uest, 81 ous O'Clock afernooL.
". PAGE, Caiiitr.
Rp'isnl, tlrc 5. 1896. 81
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-12-13
Eleru Tcgeial Balsamiq"e.
n. II. DOWNS

TEGETABLE RALS.4NIC ELIXIR,
For Conghs,C oIds, Consumption, Catatrh, Group,
Asthma, Whooping Congh,and all other diseases
of the head. chcs, ana lungs.
Pamphlets containing u history oftht medicine
IA sketch oftle diseases for which j, is recon-
mrndrd, certificates from, unqu-s,ionable soufs-s
ample directions accompanying each bottle
my be had OF any of he Agencies, gratis.
W. FAY, .1g,nt--Rstl"nd.
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WOOD9a

wv -
which have been purchased since the late
decline Of prices ard which they arc dispo-
sed 10 sell very i1w for Cash, Produce, or
approved credit. They would inv &c all
wishing 10 purchase to call and examine
their stock before they buy.
Their stock consists IN a very general and
extensive assortment of French. English end
American DRY GOODS. a large as
sortment of
CROCKERY, GLASS WARE, Guile
RY & HARDWARE.
Also. much larger assortment of GRO
CERES than they have ever purchased he
fore. They have purchased large quanti-
ties of TURKSISLAND. COARSE IVES
TERN, BBL. and LIVERPOOL SACK
SALT, Also, FLOUR.
:B0 Tons NOVA SCOTIA PLASTER,
ground at Troy,-a genuine artlcle-all of
which will be sold cheap for good pay.
They have a supply of Sr,SLEy's Rotary
Cooking and PatIor STOVES, for sale at
the Furnace prices. Also. a large quantity
of SALISBURY GLASS. Merchants will
he supplied at the Factory prices and on the
same terms.
-W,ANTED-
Tn exchange for Goods all kinds Of coun-
try Produce, for which the highest prices
will bc paid.
Rutland, Nov. %, 1886. 40
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-12-13

Nay be used in trine ar r0fcr.
'I'HE-E celebrated h,tcrs are composed purely Of veg
etablss Of the most innocen, aud speed c virtues
They are recommended particularly for restoring weak
contributions, cleaning and Strengthening the stomach,
nnd increasing the appetite-slso II preventive against
the cholera morbus. fever .nnd-asue, removing nausea,
vomiting. heart bnrniug, weakness ~ The rea.t, pam IN
the stomach aud other symptoms Of l.tnlence and indi
ge.tion. One box will tinci ure one gallon.
Price 2j ca MS u box.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-12-13
Montgomery.

NVSllFREiS aprl'caticn has be- made 10 me, the
W subscriber. by ,rc than one sixteenth part of
the proprietors nf the iowa "f Montgomery, in the couo-
" OF Fcankiin aud State If Vermont, to warn a uectI"g
II sad proprict"r.-these are therefore to warn sand pro-.
prIe'"rs If > III Montgomery, 10 mc"t at the dwelhn.
house Of b w. FULLER, 10 sail Montgomery. on the lst
Tneslav of February nrx', at - o'clock in the forenoon,
then, aud there 20 ~ on tho following business -l.', To
choose n moderator n govern said meetins-2D, TO choose
n proprie,"rs' cerk--3i, to see whether the Iropriotofs
will agree to divide the Undivided lands of said town,
among said ~ oprietors and If so. to choose y committee
for tho purpose of.Irvcyin. and all"itins sal lanI--Ih h.
o.ae whether said proprietnrs will vote To settlers the
land on which they have settled in lieu Of their drausht.
18th, la see whether the said vroprietor. vii, raise aud
vote a tax on said land Tor the purpose Of paying the ex-
peu.e Of surveying ani dividing said land, among san
prnprietors--G j, 20 choose q collector for said prophet.
ors. to collect such taxes IS said proIrietors may vote to
raise and 10 90 any other business .hat may he thought
proper when met.
DAVID READ, Justice PrGce.
St. Alhans, Nv. 10. 1896. so
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NEW GOODS.
Hurt & Mason,

HAVE jus; received a new and elegant as
l. D. soriment Of
Fine SEAL CAPS Hair Seal do. Fur
and Down TIPPETS; Fur CAPES. Also,
SATLN BE4FER BO.NETS;
Coney Skins, for Collars and Capcs.
Rutland, Nov. 20, 1886. 40
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-12-13
CO NSU MPTION!
DIR. RELIES ASTIlMATIC PHI IS,

y6F AVE, from their extraordinary success IN giving
lEl in-taut relief. and in curing Col s.-onShi' .fim-
mas, d, ficuhy # B,e1hing, Uhosng, IiEhint" q ne
Chest, Pa,n IN ihs SIDE. Splitting ofB0od, Ch!iM't' ana
Shireungs mat preoede Ferers and Lang '0nP"h"EM'
er0Ag, become one of the most poplar noIi''h'' h""""'
and are sought anor from eser part 81 ths H"uN'F'"'
nc our Of the astonishing ssrcess whlfn mas 'nu,
their adnini.trttinn ia the Ab"'e cofnplhihtf' He9ueh"'
crrp. the most obstinate cases, add clvtn, the most nh-
cxn,ctel relief after every ether remedy iai iaiio', nnG
person. hsd given ,h,u,sei,e. up in despAif Of" cure
They have been llnwnto cure persons silpP"'elo" ne
Ear ron, 10 rnr Sumption, anil exhibiting lt"e sppeh''
ancc & approaching dr."lnr'n. ,,
6r. such r.,c hron tbe sanitary sitct' % tha'e Iil''
o.ep ~ hn,rla.. casss. 49, '1 isrfo mrt:e'' t16 'un't'
IN Of in4 Do, elt, ne cy.Isaly 20 prl'ne 70 To- days
arI wrets. nul eve 10 II q Po.u's c"l"'"fl 'aey He'e'
oSrcctoj g." e"i"y.
The opor.,iai of the pin, /. ~wanlsfful ia easing rs
rpi atloa, quoting the cousl, mud prDenrns comfortable
est.
Common cold. are frequently removed in few hour'.
IT, Nlhnush. (.,yss rcr.on speaking Of those Phi')
my wife has tired rsrons medicine. Of the frat celebrity
for az asthnatie difficulty, Or affection Of me lungs
whiri, at time was exceedingly dsfr'sstrg. connnins her
1. her house for lay. GOD week. ir:ei,eT. she hnds noih.
,ny g,r,s hr he reitC Vh,ch Heycs .AshnlGfe Pub do!
.-4asm. her rrs1ra 'o1 qnicting her cough, and giving
her cauiur'ah3o res" aud this Is III. testimony u hun
drei- or .h.Is4td. Tie relief which aged peopk, AZ
wei ~. other-. experience from N. use a these pills, -
truly astonishing, AMI renders them invaluable 10 many,
arl are IN fci "a sIme. an essential auxiliary 10 Their
ron,f"r. aud almo to iL-r ex,ience!
\ fhysicfsa iuf.rns the proprietor. that a genilemsa
~ the cnuuify Observed e. him, he hsd rea,on IL believe
ths ne % these piil. hsd hecn he mean, Of sAv1ng hs liis.
Free. whole bases. 30 pills, 81 half do, II pills Soeo'
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NOTICE.
u. w. g. T.. y. 4

TgftVE removed their BAKERY ,me door west of
IA the Masonic ll.Ir. VII re they viii cou,inu to
cary on the BAKING BUSINESS u all its branches.
Rutland, Dee. s. 1885. 50
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PrsssAsr Dz.rH. Z~uK,s. the 10 spous painter.
made = PsF'rsi efsn Old lady 90 odd snd eoniesl,
lA2 be sis4 issghtRe a. ne ooeceit
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-12-13
sheep for sale.

yNHE subscriber has fr ssle neout o EAAONf
1 SHEEP. including z srxony BUCKS. hey are
~ New los wich. n. H.. under the care # Dsa. john
Walker. AMI the owner lives in Concord. ha' Roht-
euce may he had 10 Jane. Barrett. Jr, Rutland, W. 4
liberal credit will he given II required.
GEORGE VI. BARRETT.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-12-13
Notice.

Notice.
RROkE mo the enclosure 81 tho ,uh.crber. on N.
- an - Nv Inst. a dark bay az BROiFS HORSE.
with . '~iirh ,sh--.urrosed 20 be 7 year III. In
owner Is requested to prove property, pay ets,s~ and
take hiu away.
JOSEPH A. ALDRicH.
~.r,-sto'd. ro~. s, isJe. 40
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Joseph Es. DaiinaR's Estate.

State Of 1.rmrnt I'D it remembered
District n R"ttond. IS - tina, at a special
Prohsie court held a, Rutland, within aud for
said district on the twenty first day Of November
4. ID. 1896.
EcesanL L u
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DU FRIES
9.YGa'WApMNl

Y5lOE sore or 'nGaHsd Eg's -n"thips known gives
- such '0'm'G,G, and eOaJonahie reiJ. On reefl'
.prr Eyes, tbs effect 10 most saluiary. Hhsrs the eo@-
rlH ut he been ri year, siahdipg. and IN sone stoeears,
" hsi ca.e:, the "a 81 unexpected and detiraois rsh.'
1s been 70 nj Ia The Use II this ~ErE.waTEa Ai'srer'
cry other remedy bal failed. Pers"s whn have u'tih
prrn"nnce II without hesitation the boi PrParshenVf
hse,e complaints they have ever met sIth.
Pree, Is cents a bottle.
lCN"ne are genuine unless signed T. lDDth On
tie wrapper. ('ye proprietor aud f1e1'oT 10 NSos'
WAY by whom ihev are Tor s.ls. al hts Couni'ng nooa'
n" 80. Court 'iu. Boston. and by his 'peei'i sppe'nA
m@ni, by D.siELs 4 BELL, Rutland LHvf LEVI
Wsls; ADAMS. wsRsEs 4 20, Ludlow.
Me- Feb ~. s5sU.
Tafts' Axes,
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AYE Flour.

A SUPERIOR quality Of Rye Flour For sale ey
n BuRr & MASON.
Ru,lauh, Nov. 90. 1875. ny
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ESTnAx CATTLE,

GSTNAX CATTLE
- 90 rRAYED or stolen from we .nl,c,4.
Ey1gu@' - ter ''m time ~ the mouth VI Sep.
MESST" tcmhsr last, four large red yrnrlins Car.
IN 20 TIE three Steer. AID y ir.ifer. Who
ever will return .ai' cattle or give inGt.
nation where they may be found. shall be well rewarded
for hi, trouble, aud all reasonable %ciargs- pail.
ilENAN STAFFORD.
Ru''s1d. Nov. %, 1876. 80
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"MArshsNs New spelling Is ~. just publ shed by v.
'Hi'tri ct Ntn lsnr, -. we be eve, the ueatest arti-
ee 1.-The KIND ever .GsrsJ "a IN" market u. puuiel
"i new stereotype plates Of the most Il ,i-hei wOrkman-
'"p, sni D., rendered lnyitu ( % the iu,eIhe mind. b,
numerous cuts illustrative ii the rca lns lessons. TIL
"hoe plant I IA work demo-tr'tHs that the author
gave L" q that time sn1 attention which II required
nc iH' introduced what We have ion: con ilcr-l very
Important 10 q spelling book. we mean Script Letter.
'NT scholar ny hA'ing a perfect copy Tot hlm Ia follow,
ahI ~ beng early accustomed g. write o. q S-te o.. the
author recommends, WI IA our opiuiun. ha more cure al
a"i i'nnS IN easY aui rernIne.t style OF writing. thsn
th"f ~" d., The lessons M Reading AMI Spelling cue
cecil eac' other IA such a julcio4s manner thtt the it-
Ne "tclar"ns ~"l scsrrsly perceive Tie ascent, a. they
mount t'" hhi 81 se''nce. We hope that teschers and
iAftni' ~Hl apl iti-y an eE.mnauoI IT the work, Soi
t'ey ~H' ? ? Tor themselves that what we have sad oil
TIE i~-'s - amply aisrte.i Aal will immediately oiins it
into USE
III Teachsu and enmnticeI will he supplied with oo-
p'es Tor fHATiusil"n, together wuh an An-l,,. nf the
~ort. tree 81 charge, n, csliins 90 The subscriber. or send
'"g her orders 10 taA RatizBd Bookstore, where they
are Tor sale by the joxso or ,ia.le.
so-rsltsr -. ieS. aesr.
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from he "P@plei Pn,,," -MtiAe6urg n .4tgrt 3.
"Nar'hal!is Ney Sp'l'ns Book. rereti,y plbl. shed at
tNIiIs.r ~ tn, tate, by Y &. GDtl,rl, appear. ~ =
dyle hi,hIy creditlhie to The p"b!i,hrr. ami may 5e con.
sdefed a valuable mprnre nant on The Old spelling
Book Of the E1s,'sh Longing" by The same suthor."
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Stoves.

CrANLFY'sC ooKtso and p.eton STOVES. Al
- so GRASokR's Cooking anil Box Slows.
For sale tv JAMES
Rutland, Nov. -, 1886 =
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MORE NEW GOODS.
HODGES A GILMORE,

yTAVE irsi reevi,ed = large sda,''en to Their
< y 10 met si0sk 81 FALL. ani WINTER
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Tafts' Axes,
rer sale BY j,HEs
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DYING RIcH-In the expedi ion which
sailed in the year 1905, under Sir Home
Popham, with a view Of inducing some
of the Spanish colonies TO throw off their
allegiance and declare their independence.
it happened that in nearing the island OF
Fernando Ooronha, about 100 leagues from
the coast Of Brazil, several of the ships go,
on slioal and some were wrecked, others
seriously damaged. The shoal consist ed
of range OF rocks facing the nor.hward,
behind which was low bank of hard sand,
just above the water, and the two ships
which were lost, went stem on the rocks
The Artillery transport soon went to pieces;
but the Britannia, fine powerful ship, BULL
of teak, held together long enough to al
low the crew TO be taken off by the boats
Of the other ships, that had taken the ala run
and hove to. Two curious circumstance.
occurred in the loss of these ships, which
| think worth relating. The Artillery
transport which, as | said before, went
right bow on the rocks, the bowsprlt and
i'bboom projecting over the rock on the
sand. Along these the officers, artillery
men and ships company made their way
and dropt safely On The rock and sard. A
mong the last was Col. Yorke, who com
manded. Either from misiudging his dis
lance or through trepidation, lie dropt too
soon, just reached the edge Of the rock, and
slipped down between it and the ship. H.
had loaded his pockets with money, which
carried him under water directly, and he
was no more seen, being the only person
lost from the ship. The Britannia being q
very powerful ship, aiier the passengers
were moved, 1t was thought that part OF
the consignment (of Spanish dollars) nigh
be saved and several barrels had been got
on the main deck, but the symptoms of
breaking up became SO strong, that it was
necessary TO abandon the object. Just be
fore the last boat pushed off, midshipman
was sent back to ascertain il their might be
still any body left on board. On gaining
the main deck, his surprise was great to
see one of the men there. This fellow had
broken open several of the dollar casks, and
spread them out on table cloth on deck.
in the midst of which he was seated, with
his weapon in his hand. "Hllloa, you sir"
shouted The mildly. "what are you dong
there The ship is fast going to pieces !"
The ship may CO." was the reply; IL have
lived a poor rascal all my life, and am re
solved TO die rich" To the circumstances
of his visiter he turned deaf ear, flourish.
ing his tomahawk to show it was "no mis-.
take" The officer left him, and be was he
only man in that ship that died rich Uni
ted Service Journal.
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Rail Roads and Corporations. On

Rail Roads and Corporations. On the
third reading of Rail Road Bill recently
in the British Parliament, the Duke Of
Wellington made the following remarks.
which may be worthy the attention of The
legislators of this country.
THE Duke of Wellington hoped that II
the Ta'l roads would be successful, but he
equally hoped that perpetual monopolies
would not be created by them. He was
strongly of opinion that Parliament ought
to insert into those bills a clause giving to
government or TO Parliament power to
revise the enaclments of the bills at any
future time. Great injustice was done by
the passing OF many of the bills, and i'm q.
mcnse Inconvenience and expense occasio
ed to many parties. If the propre'ors and
future proprietors were to be permitted to
be constituted perpetual monopo'zing boz
dies, the only way of ever getting The bet d.
ter of them would be by making fresh lines
of road at great expense to the public. and
Inconvenience to proprletors. He had had
for some days scheme under consideration
~ having rail- road bills placed under The
control of Parliament at any future period.
and he hoped the proposed third reading
would be postponed for few days. that he
might have time to mature the scheme
He thought it was a measure that Gov
eminent ought to take into their hands
and If they did so, he should be happy Ia
share in the responsibility Of bringing for,
ward such measure"