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GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
FOR
COUGHS, COLDS,ASTlIMA, AND CONSUME
VIDN

'INHE Great and only remedy for Colds Coughs, Asih.
l. ma, ana Consumption, is the Hungarian BuSim O
Life discovered by the celebrated DR. Bychan of LONDON
England and introduced into the United States un Ter the
immediate superintendent of the inventor
The extraordinary success Of this medicine, in the
cure OF Pulmonary discusses warrants the American A.
gent in soliciting for treatment the WORST POSSlB r.
CASES that can he found IN the Comnunity-cnses that
seek relief in vain r0mnny of Uncommon remedies orhc
day, and have been given up by the most distinguished
Physicians, MS confirmed and ncurHbc. The lIuguran
Busan has cured and will the most desperate OF
cases. Iii Qulck nostrm, bnt standard English
medicine of known and established efficacy.
Every family in the United States should be supplied
with Buchan's Hungarian iulsam OF Lille, not only to
counterfeit the cOnSUmpIiyG tendencies Of the Climntc
but tn be used ms preventive MEDICINE in all Ctses OCOlds
coughs, splitting Of Blood, Pain in the side and chest lrr-
aon and soreness Of the Lungs Bronchitis, Difficulty
of Breathing, Hectic Fever, Night Swcnts Emucution
and General Debility, Asthma, influenza Hopping cough,
and Group.
1Fsold in large bottles at 81 per bottle, with full di
rcctiOns orthe restoration Of Health.
Pamphlets containing mass OF English and American
certificates and other evidence, showing the mcquaed
merits fths Great English Remedy, may be obtained
oflhe Agents gWtuitousy.
DAVID r. BRADLEY sole Agent for the United States
ll9 Court street, Boston.
d@eu Woodstock, $. j. ALLEN; Montpelier Clark
IL ConSiBnrngton, Peek ~ Spear; Bellows Falls, N.
iIarrSj Ruand, Daniels and Bej Braltlchoro' button
~ Cm@kc Keen, N. II. John BiXhy. 236ly
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II I'll II A C. H. .
MONDAY, AUGUST Is, 1915,
RUTLAND COUNTY DEMOCRAT
&c CONVENTION.

In accordance with call from the Co
committee The Democrats of Rutland
county met in convention at the court
house in Rutland, on Friday, the 18th inst.
The convention was called to order by L.
g. Kellogg, Esq chairman of the county
committee, and organized by the appoint
ment of
JAMES CLARK Esq. Chairman,
JAMES X. PEARSON, Secretary,
On motion a committee oCtwo from. each
town represented in the convention, was
as appointed 10 present the name Of three
persons as candidates for county senator's
On motion a committee of three con-
sis'lng of Messrs, l., C. Kellogg, G, B.
Arlington and f. J., Hodges, we're APP
pointed to draft and present resolutions to
the convention.
After short recess the convention was
again called to order, to hear the report
Of the committees.
The committee on nominations present.
ed as candidates for senators the names
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From the Union.
JAMES X. PEARSON, Secretary.
THE TARIFF.

The wing protective papers is sound,
ing the alarm about the tariff of 1912, and
are exclaimng that their Craft are IN
danger. The american Review" Quot
ed by the "New York Courier and En-
qurer") proclaims,' "lhat the country is
to be conyulsed with fresh ant-tarifi cru
SADIE is therefore inevitable. The subal-
tern officers of the host which iriumphed
in Mr. Folks eleclion-lhe captains of III
ties, and fle-leaLers Of tens, who manu-
facture the public opinion of the party
will never rest satisfied till they have sig
nalized their victory BY some decided
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Cheeseman's Arabian BaISam

ENOR TIE CURE Of all kinds of wounds, spruns
NJ harms, coughs sore lungs the most desperate piles
and rheumatism ofa kinds 1t will prevent the tooth
ache restore tor I'D and persisted limbs still joints numb
ness &c, and can be depended upon to relieve
in all cases
This valuable medicine has been very extensively used
for the last years, while its increasing demand the
UNIVERSAL satisfaction it has given, and the testimony of
argG multitude of individuals Of the first stand
Ing in the community, who have tested and inGdbly
proved its efficacy show that il needs only to be used To
prove its Invaluable cNcclence indeed all who have
cr tried the bnsum prize highly that they will not
be induced under any consideration to do without it, The
Balsam has attracted the attention Of men of science and
Physicians and Surgeons Of the eealCsscentic acquire.
meuts give it their unqualified appreciation while many
Of them in different sections Of the United States now
use in their practice nnd have authorized the pubca-
ton Oi their certificates
Also Gil EESEMANS ARABIAN PILLS, a
valuable medicine for all bilious complaints, &c.
II Purchasers should inquire for the true article by
using the whole name--Cheescman Arabian BalSHm--
and see that il has my name written in my own hands
writing across the printed directions the wrapper
every bottle. Il. CHEEsEMAN.
For Sale hv
:. j ALLEN, Woodstocki r, NJ & $. Stockcr
IIarunu corncrsi ~ q. Hale Chelsea, andtlroushou
the country generally. 23I-ly
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EInnIE ROWSI
WI DOWNiS' TEGETABLE BALS.4,N-
botanic Medicines,

A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF Ehompsonl-
"a and orhrr Honnic MrliCnrs--boh crude and pre-
pnrcd simple aud compounded is constantly kept for
sale by the subscriber, his residence, between the
Methodist and Episcopal Churches
Thr nhoye Medicines will he nca ly pnt up accompanied
hv suitable directions, and warranted genuine.
CAuroN-To those who are DESTROYS of obtaining pure
Thnnlsnnian medicines would say beware nj Whom you
purchase ms they ARE frequently adutcwcd with worth
less ncrnicOus and poisonous substances for the purpose
of speculation or orbrinsrg those Invaluable remedies IN
tr Esrrnuic. A. II. HAMMOND.
Vnn,slock Nov 2e 1874 231-ti
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PENSION AGENCY.

THE Subscriber having been for several years engaged
4 in the Pension Office, exclusively for the cNnmtna
ton OF Claims for Revolutionary Services and having left
that Office has for the last two years devoted his time to
the prosecution claims before that office and the other
Public Offices oi the Government. Being well ncqnain-
ed with the various Pension laws and with the sources
from whence proof of services may he derived, he
III this city,
lie will transact business of amy kind committed to hi
charge for u reasonable compensation. e
All letters on business must be post paid. n
Reference Is respectfully made 10 the Hon ~ ColIamcr
Hon. =. :. Phelps and Hon. Paul Dillingham;.
ii. II. SYLVESTER.
Washington City, March, 1915. 2l6-6m
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COMPOUND EXTRACT OF SARSA
pARIIIt

THE wonderful effects Of this medicine upon the blood
are well known To the world. In diseases arising from
the too free use mercury it is said to effect speedy
curc get This medicine sure is the only safety. This
medicine has effected grcu cures, and what it has once
done it can do again. and by its the world will be re-
lcycd ola vast amount Of suffering. The bottles are
the size Of the dollar bottles. Retail Price 80 cts
Pamphlets containing full account ollhc above mcd
cine to be had gratis at
2lj-eOply DIR j. ALIENS
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MERCHANDISE TRAINS

Kun daily ms follows:
Leave Boston at 3 10, p. NJ. andarrye at Concord
the same evening.
Leave Concord ats -2 p. NJ, and arrive at Boston al
7 - the next morning.
Freight, FIRST Glass 50; Second Glass. $3.50.
Freight should be delivered Mt Concord, Boston and
other dcpUts hour least before leaving To insure de-
livery by the first succeeding Train
All Passengers Baggage should be marked, and when
valued at than $50, notice should be given and cN
ira charges paid claim for damage loss beyond
such sum will be allowed. N.G. UPIIAM, Sup't.
Auril l. lIl5. oGI-Ir
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SILTER SPOONS,
Or Elegant Bread and Milk Eaters,

ITO fit all SIZED mouths-rrom the delicate siptca mouth
| of the belle to the man what eats his "hash' IN II
ann Owing TO millions of other things that we have
in our shop We shall have to throw the above articles a.
way unless they are disposed of very soon Any body
"rtcle" viii find a vrcnt chance ats or Q.
lime - F'' RUSSELL CLARKE.
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UnIloW TITdre.

CALDRON g. POTASH KETTLES,
PLOUGHS g. MILL CUTTINGS.
The proprietor OF the establishment havingmuch rcduc
ed the expenses of the work and being DESTROYS to RE
DUCE the large stock of manufactures hand, is
determined reduce the price the wares, for cash
short credit good barter pay cannot fail 10 induce
purchasers 10 call and examine. Their CuPOIO FUR
NACEwill be in operation Wednesday and Saturday
of each week running first rate quality of lronOr VIII eli
orders for all kinds work arrrGspcrnlly solicit
ed JOSEPH MARTIN AGEsT.
June 7. U-lOO
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TYSON FURNACE,

THNlE subserihcrugent OF the TYSON FuKNANE al
4 Plymouth Vt, would respectfully inform the former
friends and patrons oGhc establishment ana the pune
generally that they have hundund continue weeh:
ly to make large assortment q.
The most approved pattern ooking Stores
do do do Pari0r do do
also PIRLOR g. BOYSTO YES,
in great caricty, togcthcrwiM cccry earle
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D,1LI r. US

THE original and only genuine MAGICAL PAIN EX-
L TRACTOR-thc wonder and BLESSING of the uge-a
hHdrcd fo chcaprr and superior all other compounds
Fame from million tongues SAYS "nCXt 10 the Bible let
be prizedii it cost s leo box will keep il con
stantl in house, hold il indispensable Ms hrcad.' All
pains, even those OIthc worst burns are Instantly stopped
By ii, aud Of bruised, swOCn broken, strained, poisoned
cut, famed. otherwise wounded parts cUrci rim
ant &cqr. ltuncs broken limbs ragdig cures the worst
piles, sore eyes conpation inflammation aud Nainnincss
OF the bowels, indeed all internal and external soreness
bronchitis and spinal injuries, in truth whether man or
beast he suffering, like miracle it cures.
The rcnoydtug and bulmy influence Of tins wonder
working sentative is FIST extending itself into every cor
ncr Of This intelligent continent. Look into the splendid
mansion and the fair daughters within its precincts will
say we owe much to lis magic touch" Turn our loot
steps towards the more humble Cottage and the tender
mothers vii bless its soothing aid aud the prudent hls
handnnn will confess lie has never lost cows udlCr,
ecldcd amb calf pig, or colt, had CALLED shoulder
bone or lost his labor by cuts strains bruises since he
has used it, Forurher information see pamphlets in the
hands ofngCntS to be distributed gratis, and they will
plain the iosrrieS upon IT and guide you in the way Ia
secure the genuine Extractor To benefit the poor Il %
cent box is offered. BE careful to notice that H. Daley
be written each box in coorcd ink with pen.
This is the only test by which you can be to get
the genuine Extractor
MS, J. ALLEN, is the wholesale agent for Windsor
County, at Woodstock. The Cen. Depot at l2S Fulton
St. New York. the genuine can also he had olhG follow
Ing agents:
~ Tar 4 Sons, Tmlsville Oliver Bailey So Wood.
stock, II ~ Burke, Springfield, A a. II Wurlntr, Wind
scr, Ms stockcr IartIgnd. Walter Brown, Felch-
Nlc, DuNS Nhtltr, NHNtnllsl, \ Shn,IfoClolsNlIlt
j X Smith, Ludlow Tyson Furnace Company, Sumner
Whecler, Plymouth, Geo X Moulton Erdaewatcr j u
Danorh, Barnard, Merrick sylvester, GaysyiIlc Justin
Morgan, Storhridgr Briggs Pierce, Rochcscr Royal
Flint, Iahcock Smith & Blodsrl, Bethel, Mowrcy
IlUtChns, H. Bethel, p NEWS Co., RUyaiton Baxter
q Wahridgr, Sharon seymour hrlhMmp, Barnard, Ma
than Snow, Pomirel, w II steele, West Hartford &
Brooks Hartford, Amos Ill., Hanover n H. 2i6Gm
- Merchants can be supplied by : j Aleu- at New
York wholesale prices and any Family with little trou
bic can avail themselves of this truly Wonder Working
Sauuyc Nou may rest assured this save is not II
luulm-it n BLESSING. TRY
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FACTS REGARDING THE
SUGAR COATED LNPROTED
Indian Y Cgetab lie Pills,

EAiIS NIiIAKDINNi lIIE
STTEHB IO1TED J1TpRO TED
=, ~ II nun
| II Il Il II T. q T. II u 4 \,
=
FOR CONSUMPTION, COLDS,
pupr>r,r,s,1 rveppper, Avn rpvrpe
$780, ', 49,
a NSnctU atVltheu some "lon'n, WI" pam an
'ou@t, Nt'tNnCSn III NY 'ntN'i NV" I"NS o"PPe"
ntr uScu Nrlshls hiidh Nt9rabie iI's'ou GtW worse
WIN cou sWen'S III hiSh c""'" Nc" Steep uhm "'c'tu"
was " nIonrlhp'uh P,"'u'," Ivy =" NH nm "I,ul
sugar C"htsu improved Ihuian NtGc'unt RUS Wllcl
restored my hca!lh WilhIh SIX days. ana bcIivNclUtm l"
ne VI" pcst remedy ever uscu; 49,, -. an, ,.,,,
HEOhnE W. phANrhN'
tahhrluHe'orl' i9'h, lr3i
lbAlract rom Az. rage Itl'GF, "u,ruI 900
hi'h, !nl' 'Ia'' Ioi''
ne sugar coated n"lnh Nceclauic rms you Senl me
sell wen anu give soud shslHcUuh lheE StHUtltcT IMAM
an! nave hid
lENtract rom Lew burreiIS letter dated
Canaan, Me, ftb. 3D. I6io.s
me rms which received hl fNh nave gwen SUci Nh
verSa satisfaction where they have been purchased, and
the sale has been so uniform mat Thought best Ia re
quest You to send me on some more OF them Immediate
k, &c.
Extract from VIM ParEard's letter. dated
Monsoon, Mass Jan. ~, leIl.
SIR, enclosed is the payment for lhe last rus on
lWI Peast sen" hthS express announcer "S'i oot "o"'
they give good satisfaction. have no ON hand more
lhn boxes ana 90 n", WISH |" be ou o. lh'm one ia!
Extract from Daniel TAM sons letter. dated
lallrVlIIe' w. fco' oti' + a.
Your Pills were rccciyeda few DAYS SINCE ANA have
SOFA some OF lhrnl, aug aus" use" sur "u>'N's, 'U
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FARM FOR SALE.

4 PLEASANTLY located and well wntcrcd FtRN'
"A containing 52I acres on QneChcr River in Hartford
VT. five miles below the Village OF Woodstock. is now
Offered for sale, the WHOLE divided into small farms to
suit purchasers with pleasant binding spots and Couvcn.
lent woodlands. This is one ul the hest farms in the
country, having theron, three good dwelling houses one
large delightfully."- situated two story house with cOnven.
icn OuthOusCs, and water from never falling spring
vcycd in lead pipes to GhONSe and burns the meadows
upon the river are large and OF an excellent quality, an
orchard with some choice fruit, brick yard and clay OF
superior quality from which the country arond are suppl
ed with first rate briCk-an extensive growth Of valuable
timber, and one Of the hest sugar lots in the State
Water pow or can he hal to almost any extent with II
trifMg pXncnSC, either from the brook running through
the Farm, or from tho river first rate farm OF 300
could be taken from the centre and leave the remainder
for another valuable farm, it might be divided into We
~ small sections each well accommodated with wood
and water, and pleasantly situated good ronl where
the stage frequently passes. II will be sold very cheap
the first opportunity and possession given Immediately.
TERMS Part Of the money in advance within one
year. and the remainder annual interest," unlimmil
ed time. JAMES lDAIIn
REFERENCES-EthHn Burnap Esq. LowelE Nathaniel
Hail. Boston, corner Chestnut mud Warner slrccts-Wyl.
Tvs Lyman, ESP, burlington, W.T.; Daniel Marsh. West
Cambridge, Ms; Ethan Gushing DunvCrs, Mass 2j6.Gm
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Temperance House,

'ENlE ST BSCRIBER has opened Temperance
House (amd he will keep no otler) on the South
side Of the Park in Woodstock. where p G. ALDEN has
tnlcS Kept publ House. He solcs the patronage
those WHO wish success to the temperance cause, and he
viii cndenyOr To merit That patronage to the extent OF
his abilities. The buildings sufficiently Capacios "a
accommodate travellers and their teams to almost any
extent. The subscriber nlu-eS hope, that will not
he said, a. in some cases that temperance people cannot
afford TO call upon him by Of the deficient accom-
nor TINT he cannot furnish sufficient accommo
dnlonS because there is no custom to support it,
IOlALM. WOOD.
Houd.tOck, VI, June 9Th, !3i5. 265lf
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CASH PAID FOR
: :$s$H WOOL: $ s$ $5::;S
Juudstock June TO- lsi5.
TO THE PUBLIC.
WOOL CARDING & CLOTH DRESS

lNlT.
TENIIE snhs'her would respectfully irfnrm the nIabit
ants Of BdgcwatCr and vicinity that he hRs hired the
shop where he has worked the last four ycarS-anh
is ready for every branch of his business. Wool censed
and lard Oil kcp: on hand for wool U0Ol and cloth lc
ai b. ~ Rccs Store taken and returned and bills lett
when requested,
~ per cent discount for cash down.
Coats pants and vests cleaned and restored TO their
former color and lstre, and done in the best manner.
FINE BLACK INK.
Manufactured by the subscriber, on hand at wholesale
aud and retail
JOHN s. HAMS.
Brilgcwatcr MAY 10. lsi5. 2bO-tf
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TO I'LL THE WORLD WHO USE
LEATHER IN ANY FORM.
OIL OF TANNlN, OR, LEATHER
pECTD PE'P


Most people know, that Skins ind mites converted
into icdther by the use Of runnn extracted from certain
banks &c
When the force and strength Of the Tannin is worn
ont, leather becomes dcai, h1rd, try, bric, crackcd
cDrcrcd iCiH acrWSt, 81, rms, ILL ENOU. To re-
store then is Htc, SOftHCSS, BojStHCSS, SirCUg smooth
ness, and remove all Crust,y, or HE tam
min. This substance the leather receive the
second times but the whole rrtHrS Of il in This article
the OIL OF TANNIN-whch prnrtrutcs the Sfrst
and hardest leather, i has been twenty years in
and il tears easily with the fingers il imparts
strength that is utterly incredible until seen. u be
Comes Hhr Hcic Icdiher in all respects, with Hdrehtm
sOltneSs and polish and makes all leather cOylCiCig and
perfectly HprrCiOHS IN INDEPENDENTLY boots shoes
crrrgctops, harness hose, trunks, and in fact all things
nir!e Of tcathcr giving splendid polish, even higher
than new leather has, and WicdSt dDHbiiHg lis and
durability, in whatever manner the leather is USED
THESE ARE FACTS.
Those who will may wear old shoes, groan with cOrnS
ride with old carriage OpS-haNC old harness, and
throw them away hall usCdloOk filthy themselves, and
MI about ,hcm-cXpeud double what is necessary ar
Giles OF leather, to their hearts content, Tor what
care, ii their prcludiCcs are strong, that they will not
try new discovery We have no avOrs to ask Of thcn
they the greatest sufferers, and Der for nobody 5
custom or patronage Now, gentlemen, please yourselves
l-TNunc genuine nmless with the fac similc Signature
Of COMSrOCK 4 co.
2lj-erp ly. For sale by DR. 5, ]. ALLEN
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WHITE GOODS WHITE GOODS,

TNXTRA fine aud medium quality SWISS MUSLIN
II for dresses, cheap.
Bishop Lawns do.
Lace stripes in handsome styles, Sd wide ut 25 cts.
Plaid and checked do, at equally low prices
Figured Swiss Curtain Musns Checked Muslin,
do Dimtys Corded, Stripes, Sc. &C.. Just re-
&C we'd, by C. DANA, in.
Z July II, l8i5 2T?
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LEAD PIPE.

THE SUBSCRIBER continues to manufacture Lead
| Aqurduct and Block Tin Pumps ut his establish
Inrn in barnard W., where he will sell wholesale aud
retail as low MS be purchased at any other csab,
mcnt in Windsor County
The above articles can be had by appyln to PIIlLO
HATCH, Woodstock ........
WESSON NSWCOMR.
p.r,,rI VI lime 10. lEi5, 2Gj-lm
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Silver Plated Casters,

4 or g They may be mistaken for pure silver, and
- we advertise what they are. that people may not bt
dissatisfied il they happen to get the rcn article We
afford 10 - ore them long for nothing, and fno dis
posed olmmediacly they will be returned to Port Coner.
anhohl the snip Stlywopng, which will sail on the ar
rival II the cars from Barnard
June Il.
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CONCORD RAILROAD.
Fare reduced TO $500 from Concord to Boston.

81 f-75--r=eS,S1 fra+AAra1 f4-A~-rs-, ESsart~,
W. S ~ f IL E e. -
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RICH JEWELRY!

\ ! . or Edson'S Row, may be found a splendid NJ
y Sormcnt Of the richest and most fashionable Jewel
ry. RUSSELL a CLARKE
June 2, lSi5.
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PRICES REDUCED!

d SnA LBS Philadelphia Extra White Lend for
n spXBV sale by the kCg a 81 cents and in less
unantit.s at cents per pOund-bcst Lnseed Oil at 20
cents pcr Gallon. Also, Coach and Furniture Vnrnish,
Spirits Turpentne Paris Green, Chrome Green and Vel
low, and other paints Tor sale at prices that cannot be
under sold A STEARNS.
July a. 1915.
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SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
IN and after April LIST, Passenger Trans will run
~ dally, (Snnluys cNccptedD in connection with the
'oston and Lowell and Nashua and Lowell Railroad, ~
ulpWs, -
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1845-11-13

ALL ACCOUNTED FOR. Hills Patriot
is raving away at the Unitarian Society
OF this town for adopting the protest of the
one hundred and seventy ministers of that
denomination against American Slavery,
with all the ferociy of Gen. QuaItebum
himself
1t sounded so like the days when the
Ex-Governor addressed the meeting pre-
para,ory to the mob5ing of Geo. Thomp-
son, that we were somewhat in doubt
whether he had not just walked up from a
Rip Van Wrinkle sleep of len years. But
ii turns out to be something entirely differ.
emit The Ex-Governor, we hear, intends
TO spend The Dintsr al The South, and is
sending on certificate OF fidelity in sd-
vance. --Herald IF Freedom.
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Yours truly,
Castleton, Oct. 81, 1915.
Insult to the Ohio --NIore British Insou
Ience.

We would appeal 10 all true American
patriots to potlce the deliberate omission Of
respect to the Morning Glory of Boston
Harbpr, which marked he letter from an
emlneut Euglish clergyman, published in
our last number. In expressing his bor-
ror at the idea of war between the two
kludred nations, and especially at the pro-
position Of burning Bosron,he says "when
one thinks fthe city of Charming q Ware,
and Tuckerman, and OF other great and
good men who are our own brothers and
intimate friends, we shudder that such IA
horrid thought could enter The mind."-
There, think of that No other reuct>
ance to the burning of Boston than what
comes from the fact, that few peace
preaching dead men have lived there
"Great and good men" indeed What
have they to do with defending city
Did they ever wear epauietles? Was one
one Of shem ever elevated to be captain of
"The Tigers2' ever train2 ever ''dress
to the ght,--dress TO the leItW What,
has it come TO this ? thai bait dozen OF
"great and good men" shal be deemed
the defence OF large city, and inspire
foreigners win horror at the idea OF at
lacking l2 Whal, we ask 10 the name
OF wooden patriotism, is to become OF the
ONO, If things 90 on at this rate! Are
her iron and fiery functions to be suppanl-
ed by the private virtues of few ''good
men |" Are her paixhan guns and tall
masts and parl,colored marines 10 be pas.
std over without mealion ia contemplate
ing an attack on Boston ? Are people
going to treat satpet:e as if there was no
quality of salvation in 1t, and silence the
enemy's guns with moral virtues! What
will become Of the honor of the nation and
the Ohio at this rateP Let the idea pre-
vail that moral force is sufficient to defend
a nation, and you may as well drag our
glorious three,decker upon the land and
make cotton factory OF 1t, and send the
young midshipman home TO dig potatoes.
And think of that! young men who have
slrutted over the decks of war ship,with
bits OF white and red cloth patched in their
coats and trousers, digging potatoes -
, Horrible visu Chr. Citizen,