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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-11-09

PARte MlsKR's BREAKFAsT.-A miser re.
Gently died in Paris, and his ways Of living
were certainly novel in the extreme. He
boosted that HE breakfast never cost him
more than a half-penny, and that is always
consisted Of bread and butter, or bread and
fruit. This was HIS economic plans
Every morning he bought sou roll OF
bread. With this he went to one Of the mar
kets, and II it was winter, he began by tasting
the countrywomans butter. A bit OF this
was put iu his mouth, with bit OF bread
previously deposited. Somehow the butter
was always bad, or had some flavor he did
not like. Not to be rude, he swallowed it.,
but made no purchases. In summer he Jared
more luxuriously, especially in the time of
the cherries, the straw berries, the plums, and
the grapes.
Have you good cherries to-day"
YES"
"How do you sell themi'
'Six sous pound,
"Can taste them p
"Certainly."
E5He takes two or three cherries, eats them
with mouthful Of bread, and says, lieu
beul they're a little sour" and he passes on
70 the next stall. Before he got half way
down, he used to breakfast perfectly.
OF course, after time, the women who
sold fruit and butter at the various markets
began to know him, and, amused at his ecen-
tricity, they seldom refused to let him taste
their goods He has recently died-seventy
years old-very rich, having never breakfast
ed on dry bread, OF at a cost exceeding a
hafpenny.
Louis, King Of Bavaria, is moonstruck, and
has given up the management OF public affairs
for various ecoentriclties, the principal one
being to bask in the moonlight. He has q
swan. shaped boat in which he floats about on
the water. and so greatly is he enamoured Of
the moonlight that he has fixed in his sleep
ing apartments an apparatus borrowed from
theatre. which creates an artificial moonlight
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kELIRF IN TEN MINUTES.
'BRYANS PULMOMC WATERS

BRYARS PULM ONIC WAFERS.
4 The original Medicine established in 1887, and
first article of the kind introduced under the
Of "PuLMoRIo WAFBhs, in this OF any other country
all other PumoDio afetB are counteifeits The genu.
inc be known by the name BRYAN being stamped
each Wafer.
These Waters have been before the public for nearly
fhTy years and the immense sale attained not only in
America but in foreign countries fully attest their in
tTinsc worth. The medicinal properties superior 70
any other article offered for the OF Pulmonary or
Bronchial Affections and the quantity contained in each
boa is nearly double that OF the many worthless ima-
tons advertised.
pRYAHs PuLMoNIo WAFRRs
cure Coughs Colds sore Throat, Hoarseness, Asthma,
CAiauh, Bronchitis, Diteu Breathing, Splitting Of
Blood, Pains in the Chest lncpient Consumption and
ell diseases of the lungs Not only aHofdng temporary
relief but eeetng rapid aud lasting aud war
ranted 10 give satisfaction in every instance. They dc
not nauseae like alohohole compounds, the medic
lna properties c0mbiled in oIm agreeable and
pleasant the taste that any child will readily take
ihem. One dose will always afford
RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
To VooaiSts and Public Speakers, these Waters ar,
peculiarly valuable they will IN one day remove ths
occasional and their regular
oI fe days will al all times increase the power anC
heNbilty Of the voice greatly improving It's tone, com
pass and oeaness ioI eheh purpose they TegurlaT
ly used by many professional yocaists.
The veIy great celebrity Of THU invaluable remedy ha
Induced unp incipled persons 10 prepare base limitations
which dsappuint the expects tons OF the purchaser
and injure the character OF the genuine medicine
see that the word, BRYAN" Is stamped on eact
Wafer, and also observe the fac smile Of signAluI,
Of the Pr, prttor JOB Mosks on each wrapper, I,
count rfeit which is forgery u Offending parties vii
be dealt Win ~ the full extent Of the law.
BRYAN's FuLMoNIo WAPEhs ave for sale by all Drug
JOB MOSES, Sole PROPRIETOR n CoItlandt St, N Y
BOLD in Montpelier, By N. X. Brown and Bixby s. Co
ll.dSueopy
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LLNKS WI1H HEAHEM.


our God in Heaven from that holy ple.co.
10 each of us an Angel guide has given;
put mothers Of dead children nave more grace---
For they give Angels 10 their God and Heaven
How can Mothers heart feel cold OF weary,
Knowing her dearcr self safe, happy, warmf
How can she feel her rad loo dark or dreary,
Who knows hertreasure sheltered from the storm
How can she sin2 Our hearts may be unheedng,
Our God forgot, our holy Saints dehedi
But can mother hear her dead child pleading,
And thrust those little angel hands asider
Those little hands stretched down to draw her ever
Nearer TO God by mother love we all
Are blind and weak, yet surely she can never,
With such a stake in Heaven, fail or iali
She knows that when the mighty Angels raise
Chorus in Heaven, one little silver tone
is hers forever, that one little praise,
One little happy voice, Is all her own.
We may not see her sacred crown Of honor
But all the angels fitting to and fro,
Pause smiling as they pass they look upon her
As mother Of an angel whom they know
One whom they LEFT nestled at Mary's feet
The childrens place in Heaven,-who softly sings
A little chant to please them, slow and sweet,
Or smiling strokes their little folded wings
Or gives them her white lilies or her beads
To play with yet. in spite Of flower or song,
They often lift a wistful look that pleads
And asks her why their mother stays so long.
Then our dear Queen makes answer she will call
Her very soon meanwhile they are boguiled
To wait and listen while she tells them all
story Of her Jesus a child.
All, Saints in Heaven may pray with earnest will
And pity fSr their weak and erring brothers
Yet there is prayer in Heaven more tender STILL
The little Children pleading for their Mothers.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-11-09

FIRST IMPRKssIoEs-The biography Of
the poet Percival contains On anecdote of his
meeting with the novelist James. Mr.. James
had all the airs of man Of society, aud Per-
ciyal was specially shrinking and modest in
the presence Of stranger, making his worst
impression at first. The parties were intro
duced and an attempt was made at converse
ton. but they did not get on 1T all. Perci-
val showed a decided repugnance, Mr.. James
genteel contempt. Soon entering the cars
they took different seats, and Mr.. James said
"My friend, who is that Mr.. Percivslf" II
was replied that he was distinguished poet
when Mr.. James said "a little cracked, ism
her" The gentleman with him met Perci-
val few days after. who inquired; "Whc
is that Mr.. James ?" &c. p. r. James, the
novelist" was the reply. Said Perciyal "A
little drunk, wasn't her"
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Mas. MARGlLL c. LEvANwAY.


IN nYsMENoEHHd,A, OR PAINFUL NrSsrEuATIoS,
AND NENoEuIAGiA, OR rRoFUsE FLOWING.
Both diseases arising from faulty secretion Of tho
menstrual fluid IN case being too little, and ae-
companiod by severe pain and the other too prohise
secretion which will be speedily cured by the Consti
tuition water.
That disease known as FALLING OF THE
WOMB which Il the result OF relaxation Of the
ligaments Of that organ and Ia known by sense Of
heavness and dragging pains in the back and sides,
and at times accompanied by sharp, lancnnting or
shooting palms. through the parts, will in all cases be
removed by the medicine.
There Is another class OF symptoms arising from
IRRITATION OF THE WOMB, which physicians
call Nervousness - which word covers up much iqno-
rance and In nine out Of ten the doctor does
not really know whether the symptoms arc the dis.
ease, or the disease the symptoms. We only
enumerate them here. | speak more particularly OF
Cold Feet, Palptation Of the Heart, Impaired Mem
DRY, Wakefulness, Flashes Of Heat, Languor LASH
tudc, and Dimness VI Vision.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-11-09

Boston Corners, ". T., December %, 1851.
WM. II. GREGG n Co. Gents; | freely give you
liberty 10 make Of the following certificate Of the
value of Constitution Water which can recommend
In the highest manner. My wife was attacked with
pain In the shoulders whole length oftho back and in
her limbs with palpitaiOn Of the heart and irritation
orhe bladder. called physician, who attended her
about three months, when he LEFT her worse than he
had found her. then employed Of the best ply
scians could find, who attended her for about nine
months and while she under his care she did .ot
suffer quite much pain. He finally gave her up, and
said her case inourable For" said he she has
such combination Of complaints that medicine giren
for one operates against some other orhcr dGcuities"
About this time she commenced the use of Consttu-
ton Water and, to our utter astonishment almost the
first dose seemed 20 have the desired effect and she
kept on improving rapidly under its treatment and
now superintends entirely her domestic affairs. She
has not taken any the Constitution Water for about
four weeks, and happy TO cay that It has pro
duced permanent cure.
WIN. NJ. VAN BENsCHoTEN,
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO FEMALES IN DELI
CATE HEALTH

DIR. DOW, Physician md Surgeon, Nos aud In
dicott street, Boston 10 consulted daily Tor all diseases
incident to The female systtm Proapsus Uteri Fall
lug Of he Womb, Fluor Albus Suppression aud other
menstrual derauge all treated upon path
illogical principles and speedy eef guaranteed in afew
days So invariably certain is the mode Of trea
ment that the most obstinate complaints yield under it,
and the afflicted person reoices in perfect health
DR. Dow has no do bt had greater experience in the
cure Of diseases Of women and children than any other
ply stefan in Boston and has, sin 1910, confined his
male complaints
N BAH letters must contain four red stamps they
will not be answered. Office hours from A NJ. to F.
NJ
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-11-09

QUEBEo.--A New York paper says that
Quebec gave more, in proportion to its popu-
lation, in aid OF the sufferers by the Portland
FIRE than New York did, and suggests that
this fact should keep in full force the "re-
ciprocity treaty Of hmanity."
al heard Pell," said Jekyn, preach q
sermon this morning about Spanish bonds
"Whst text" swell, think this express
sion Of St. Panl, would that all men were
even as am. except these bonds
The weather prophets who judge from ,he
movements Of the bees, the squirrels and tn,
rats, predict an unusually cold winter.
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READ READll READul

Ddnriiie Pa june, 1872.
DIR. WILLIAM II. GREGG. Dear siri In February
1851, was afflicted with sugar Diabetes and for Eve
months passed than two gallons OF water in
twenty four hours. was Obliged TO get up as often
as ten or twelve times during the night aud in 1--WE
months | lost about hty pounds In weight During
the month Of July 1891, procured two bottles Of
Constitution Water, and in two days after using II
experienced relief and after taking two bottles was
entirely cured, soon after regaining my usual good
health.
Yours, truly, j. V, L, DE WITT.
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HISTORY OF CLoCK.-A 10 Uf.u journal
gives the following history of ,xtTaordina-
~ cloct:
In 100 the widow Of poor Protestant
clergyman, named Herold, lived in the small
town Of Libau, in Courland. She was ex-
ceedingly charitable. One winters night an
officer passed through Iibau on his way to
the army. He asked at the inn for some
warm beverage, but could obtain none; he
applied in vain at several private houses it
was not until he knocked at the clergyman's
widows door that he at last obtained dish
of hot tea. 1t greatly comforted the weary
soldier Just before he set out on his jour
ney, he offered her money for her pains, which
she declined. He remembered that he had a
lottery ticket in his pocket the prize was
clock worth S64 600 He made the widow
accept the ticket as a souvenir Of him. The
ticket remined forgotten in drawer; be-
children had so often played with it as ''pic
ture," that it was well-nigh in pieces. Thu
number which drew the capital prize was re
peatedly announced in the newspapers, bu
no one came to claim the valuable clock.
One day gentleman happened to ente
her house, and seeing the mutilated lotter
ticket stuck between the glass and frame Q
looking glass, glanced curicusly at it, an
was amazed to discover the often advertise
number Of the ticket which had drawn tn
capital prize in the clock lottery. The val
liable clock was given to the poor clergyman
wife. The Emperor Of Russia offered he
$4,000 and life annuity of $500 for i
She accepted the imperial offer, and the cloc
is TO this day one of the chief ornaments
the Winter Palace at St. Petersburg. TIL
exterior of the clock represents an antiqu
Greek temple, and the interior contains tw
orchestras, which play together one of tn
most celebrated pieces of Mozart's Don Jusr
The widow strove to obtain the name Of he
unknown benefactor, and although the Czi
ordered the police to aid her, all her eforI
were vain. He probably persisted in battle,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-11-09

irrate and drcnch the kidneys, and by constant use
soon lead to chronic degeneration aud confirmed dis
ease.
We present the Constitution water TO the public,
with the conviction that It has equal la relieving
the class Of diseases for which it has been found 20
eminenty successful for curing: and we trust that We
shall be rewarded for our efforts in placing vaua
bic a remedy in a form to meet the requirements of
patient and physician.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-11-09

CONSUMPTION,
s 70 s s S INJECTIONS sy he fhRozF ara
and Tor ali f1asfsaai DSrdfs Of he S,omah aud Bo,ses
5 ss sse. &c g.. az sn i s snd az f 81
the klpseioranoa II eAseks he rsH ,r'a always ~ from
ie Pssn raps ssia di ne sossi the asssa s,s6
IS RISKS p f sP Sr fs REALLY az 'ah SsaSs
is fkEscMprloN should be a'sa case sssrs se
Qnnnne Codiyer on whi,key Se agd VI every case by
o. more Of he following
D..n ., ,,,.is, EMl..,..I f!I q ... c...l Wa.
s o t'1 ssfas fen ee "Sss L''s Of s ss aS
e soaiaers chei race L5 Nervous Heaasels Mrrens
dAyosl Drossnes., s.gi.ss. Soy stomach hss, BHgs
s, fs'sy, Ss c. aSa 'g.'5 II ~ p..g sSpsss
sea1, iresss, Delayed, Premature or too Frequent ;satr
Statements from Patients, &c.
"Your Prescription saved my daughters ie and has saved
me hundreds y dolars-ktv h. hunfnRErs kemsen, N y
Prepared fre,erp = FrSTsSlsl Biessbafs' fsna
much ~ Is use -R Ey .. d. Josss, Rsclne, wiz.
ary is65, suffering violent cough, for whch had
been Jrsstea during sA month, I,syoasy snoui peaehs
hoarsenes would come which would prevent from
oT1hsse rom he Gns Ny family Ply sican assured me that
sd Saa Ses G oSpee leave o iS6
a @ c n m b SbSI % f5uaS s pI NJ
Henry Fisher TI,sssr q he 4Pgrsn Hs1 sGeI MS
In few daysmy Appetite (Which had entirely ioft) raturned
two Wesss he I e Sroten up oi
T5s'daS '.'1 SIX [lP AMsRcAE RS
hsS fs r 4G sed GGRR sbeas ny
friends 9s'Pslrsd Of my rse2ssr r., CoSsER
nights often seemed that would die before
SUFFERED 20 greatly tom sioft6es oibreaf hat was conn
PEELED tsie FREQUENT rests in walking residence
fhs night before obtained the PREPARED PREscRIP-
took ieaspooui noon night and sept al
night without .afps have Sst Ae@ Syhe Hs. RI, siSf
segsh ana r s4d am no, a. all afflicted Nh s6Sr;nsss
The RI % FGpI run S Sp a
tie and ssQld BY Druggists generally orders may ad-
CoRTIaNDr STRElT T. Consultation nee Circulars con
tanning P9rheaqs Of many cases successfully treated, viii be
soldin Noaipslierby NIX. BROWN.
IMP ORTANT TO THEA FFLICTRD
DIR DOW continues 10 be consulted at his Off e Nos.
7 and Q Rndicot street Boston. on all diseases Of
PRIVATE OR DELICATE NATURE
By long course Of study and practical experience Dr.
Dow has he grati6 Of presen ing the unforu-
nate with remedies that have never failed 10 the
most alarming cases NJ
G. ONORRHEA AND SYPHILIS.
Beneath hi all the honors Of yener al and
impurebood, Inpotency, Scrofula, Gonoirhea. Ulccs
Pain Distress in the regions Of proorcaiou, lnham-
nation OF the bladder and kidneys ydroCelc Abs
Humor' figLtM swelngs, and the long tain Of horii
Die symptoms attending this class Of disease ado
10 become as harmless as the simplest anss of child
Particular attention given q the treatment Of
SIENNA w A X N Il S 5.
in all its forms and stages Patients who wish to remain
undr DR.. BOWS treatment few days weeks will b,
furnished with pleasant rooms, ana charges for boart
moderate
: PS-Ladies Who ere troubled with any disease ne
culiar to their system will find speedy relief by calling
on DIR. Dow at his office, No 9 kndicot street.
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Dh wAHREN's BILIOUS
@nwn1N BirrERs, for purifying the
{ \J/Nb/ Blood, curing Liver complaint
! N/BN ZJsundioe, Headache, Dizziness,
49, Dyspepsia, General Debility
costiyeness, n es, and all bilious diseases.
For cleansing, hueuglhellng, tnvigorauug and put
ing Ia oruer the weak down, debitasd and diseas
I'd human - stem ii is believed to be unequaed by any
'ther N cd cine IN the world. $1,000
Persons suffering from plicaton of diseases Of
chronic nature aud cannot tell exactly what ais them,
will and and speedy relief In the use Of Dr. War.
ren's Bilious Bitters. such case was Mr. Daniel
Smiths Of Barton VT who sftes under date Of Aug.
a. 1899 81 conn epeed taking the Btters first Of
July have taken bottle and part Of Another-hhd
my health quite restored" Mr.. smith had been Of
health fo months, and unable TO laOur.
a GREAT hUMOB CURE
Mr.. Smith aJove alluded TO, says. My son who
has troubled for years with under his
has been cured by taking one bottle OF DR.. WaIen's
Bilious Buffers
IL quiekeus the orculauoh restores the lost appetite
regulates all the functions Of the BODY tleanses the
blood carries of all morbid and uuheal by secreons,-
thereby preventing curing all diseases Of he skin and
all complaints caused 0y impure blood dsOrdered
condition the stomach aud bowels 10 the eAk
and maoiated Dr. Warren's Bilious BittnTs are partc
uaIy recommended the most perfect tonic and nyg-
orator the world has ever seen. MI l.. W. Paul, Of
NancLestcr, N. H., says ~ had become much
red eed that ny weight vas only loO lbs now (afer
using the bitt,rs three weeks weigh 1870 lbs ~
Persons Who subject TO feves, caused by sudden
colds, overlooking the stomach oYeeXeIuon or Other
causes, may always ssoApe settled lever Oy few do
ses OF this medicine. fever cannot live twenty -four
hours where Dr. wanens Bilious btteIs used in
season.
What Dr. Mason OF suncook, N. H., says, March "a
1868 Having made extensive Of Dir. WaTIen't
Bilious Bitters my practice during the past years
have no hesitation in Recommending them to the pub.
lie as very reliable and valuable family medicine, from
the use q which be obtained more satisfactory
suits than from any othe, compound with which an
acquainted" subsequently, IN CONVERSATION with th'
proprietor, Dr. M, says; IL should not know how tC
get along in my practice without Dr. Wsnens bilioui
Bitters"
Beware OF counterfetts and limitations. Observe a fac
smile signature Of the proprietor JOHN a. PERRY ]
over the cork each BOTTLE without which is gen
uiDe
Price so cents and 81 per bottle.
Prepared only by John A Perry Chemist, Boston
Mass. Sold by Nj. S. Burr Co., 26 fremont Street
Boston, and by all druggists
N. X. Brown Montpelier, wholesale and retail Ager
OF Vermont. Oct3Odawly'
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TREASURY NOTES
us;anu, on hand Tor sale, and all kinds Of Goa sr
MEDICAL.
DR.. s. S. FITCH, A. NJ. MD.

DR.. s. S. FITCH, A. NJ, MD.
Authorof Sir Lectures on the Prevention and Cure Of
pulmonary Consumption Asthms, Diseases u the
Heart, ards mode Of Preserving Male and Female
Health OF ia Broadsaj and 20 fremont 81
"a ROADWAY, NV IuhK and al No 25 KgMOsr
STREET, BosroN on WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY,
OcroBBR, 3 aud a. aud every o,her "Wednesday and
Thursday aher All consu tuons free Dr. s. S.
Fnch cures tho loll0Hirg d.seases
Al Headaches Ca'auh. sore Throat, Colds Cough,
"hooping Cough, Bleeding Lungs Consumpi n Asth,
ma ~ eases Of the HeAr Dyspepsia Liver Complaints,
Bowel Comp aints Cos-veness Piles Dropsy Ovarian
lumofs' Com plants peculiar 10 either sex skin DseA.
tes, salt Rhe N kruptons Fimles aud Brown Spots
on the lace the scalp the hands he limos or the per-
som rheumatism, Brysipess, Falling Of the Hair by
humor Cote, swelled Neck Scrofua, and all impu-
rites Of the Blood, Nervousness, horea ST. Yitus'
Dauee' In all esses the best reference given.
DIR. S. 8. FIrcH's FAMILY ply sICIANfsA Ter.
feet guide In every family, with remedies III
each may procure or prepare and successfully admins
ter 10 promptly cure all colds, and thus prevent and
cure all diseases arising from colds such Rheum
Diphthera, Scarlet Fever, Measles EuslptIas TYPHOID
Fever Whoopng Cough, Chole a, Ch0lsta hoIhus
cholera lniantum, DiAnh9a from 1eehing and Hot
weather Cotytness Burns, Sea Sickness Care Of the
mar and 1eethi the best Tooth Powder and the best
ha Dye ever used Laws Of Life TO preserve life
Win health 70 the most venerable age.
The Family Physician" is sent by mail. free Of
postage to any address, the receipt Of thirty five
cents give State Town, County and Post Office
Direct I, DIR s FITCH.
oe5iet~Sm No 251rtmont at, Boston, Macs.
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Etaueltrs &ulut.
W BRMONT CENTRAL AND SULLl'
VAN RAILROADS
FALL AR "a N b M Il T.
Commencing October tooo.
raAls, ooIso soura ASD EAsI.

TRAM 0OtN0 bOUTH AND EAhfs
Leave Montpelier at9O5 An 1907 and ~ 70 IN
Mail ThAfN lt.ves HOUSES ONT at 80 4. IN re
ueves pssstr gers from Ogdensburg H. and cohneets
at W hitt River Junction and Bellows fallt viii trains
for Boston Worcester, Sliinsheld and WIN Trans
on Pass1mpsic X X arrives al New Iorh At 10 20 M
at io'A ~ Ogdsnsbufsh at s 30 a m, house's Point
l045 a. m. Tor Boston, &C, Affiyiug in Boston via
Lowell At 1880 p. IA. ..
NIeHr RxrRRss leaves Ogdepsbuis At ll.S0 A
NJ Montreal At 3 80 -. ~ Roufe's Point At $40 p NJ,
st Johns at AS p NJ, srrvins st Boston al $40 A.
Boston and Nofoea;er and with Vermont Velltl II.
X for Sphnsfeid sc, and arriving In New fork AZ
1890 Pm.
TRAGEs ootso NoRTH AND wHsr
LeAve Montpelier - 2i0A N, ll45 An, $40 p NJ
LAY EarhHst isA,ei Boston via Lowell at 500 a m.
for Burlington 81 Adams Montreal arriving at Mont
rael Al $50 -. n. Osdonsburgh At LOO a IN.
ian laAlA ieAytt tlftOu rtt LOWELL ~ w a. m .
via L4etentt and III chburgh at $50 a. N, Springfield
% for Bufiins ton, st Aloals' ana Vsdens-
b. GA.
lie ira n leaving Boston via Fi,cnturg at 80 a m
and sprns field $40 a me- connect At White River
Junction sith the Day Express ualn
AOCoAHODhTiuF lhAIF ltaVtt soitlhela Al ~ W \.
N Tor Bvrlington, hudaud, ST. Adams, house's
Point, SC.
NIaHr E1PRBss leaves Bellows Falls At 1000
P ~. receiving passenger from Vermont Valley X. Il.
leaving New York atl215P.U. and from CbeshiTt k.R
leaving Boston at 80 Pm. connecting al White River
junction with train leaving Boston al b3O p NJ for
Burlington Rouso't Point, Montreal and ydensburgh
connecting With Grand Trunk trains for the West
Sleeping attacheo 30 buth tue uibht eApfesi
trains running between 81 Adams and Boston, and ST.
Adams and Springfield.
Through rioketsfoI Chesgo and the weston sale al
the principal stations. -