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5bip Gha,lulers.
GILBERT HUBBARD & co.
SHIP CHANDLERS,
DEALERS IN
Twines, cordage, Cotton, T1ax and
hemp DucE7
eos md eo7 9j Ssqth fSGasT afSateF Street, corner
Would tall particular astenrbn Of the Tyadc 10 cur
stock " nc 1t al times haFe the tzrgcss au1 best
assortment In the Wett, OF
MANILA AND TARRD EoPE,
DTTCH1SG ROPES, -.
BAGa. BAGGlKH AND BUNaPS.
CANVAS, DAKUN.
TAR, PITCH, CHAINS,
AND TACKLE BLOCKS.
Coal Tar, Roofing Pitth and Peltiug,
Bed Cords, Csothen Lines, Broom Twiues-
nil runfitlex, Wrapping Twincs, in
bundles or bnxrcis, B<il nud Sash
Cords, Nets mud sclncs.
Cotton, Flax & Hemp fwines
Of every description.
Tents Of Every Kind.
Awnings, Wagon Covers, Ta1paufins, Flags
and Banners.
OF SILK or Bunt'na. as per Army Regulations, con
stantl5 on taua aan made TO order.
G. HuBaAm. J. 5. rEprn. G.B. CAEPKs7zs-
mh2o ql3s sot 1r.TuAsA
NEORGE +. FOSTER,
" x17 SOUTH wATEFssT.. CHICAGO. Ill.
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In ID z ~ ~
CATARRH REMEDY

Was obtalued 1fom the celebrated Indian aiKnICJE
MAs OF The sen ECA TRIBE. who wss secowuod Tor.
his remarkable crrts Of th:octc Dseases, and patt1
utArfy CATAEKH.
THOUSANDS st1!cttd with th!s most annoying and
disgusting dIstnte- wh!rh dEst conlcs With cold t
the head. and fs taken llttlc CT no sot!.
sures chionic form, aud Is thea -,
txxh.
The most experienced and proEres
have Allied ~ yet to discover pesraa:
CAtat1h cold IN The head. hnh iht
has 10 lnng bahlkd the akIn Of thoss i;
caence, has At fsst bern overcome IVY: , :.>
once pleasant md sgYeAbie to take, i'*',.'+ -
1esIek md IT pessevsriDs1y usedC%p ia, " y. -
discovered by = child oL NAse%. WIN '.s~s -.
her children when they seak psupeFl 80. ..5.-
her. 1honaanda Of those Afllictcl nj y -, =
medicine for which .hey have 10 long s;,.:!;-
It will relieve sevrft BRONCHITIS e :. :.
HEADAC8K, WEAK RI Es. aad by1& .s:E.. -.
n r1YAt S>~A.%-~.~s4-s
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And Future Prospects in Life clearly revessed By d.
ranhay.. IA wlus the affections ol she opposite se1:
lie guides you to wealth, health aaa nspp1aeas' ~
=. - y Erst Naditoust tupstalrs>. b-tweea He1ls
and FI.ckl.a. Consultation fee Oae Dollar. b,ss
, 1866-05-15

I NJIfT V1Ef4IIOI N0 11N11s
Money ready. Tor damages fnf open!n9 y a,ey
ron White TO 0sksl between seds"lck aaa 2af
ETTISH ay THx uoABp or PtBLIo Woa1s-e
Cu1cAao, Mny ., 1866.
Notice !s teesby Eivtn, ny the foa5d ct Puolle
WprEg that The money 4 IN tue hands oI the lily
efs Entitled 10 lie damages foy the gpstnc q
an aey running North snt sooth htsw;sn S ~
stn. K,berTs and RtoErs' Addition to Chcago. and
inst atet Ten IN days fzona nc oate s. Sss
erty The purposes s5in nase5
FRED. LETz,
o, ;. KO@E.
ruvi,4satnt Board Of Public WorE1.
, 1866-05-15

stlEEp-There has oeen nothing dslnz to-dsg tn
this a.anch Of 1he Live Stock market Theec Is
rood inquiry for heavy taoEed shesp. and were the
Of this class much larer Than they now are,
sales could BE- readily effected snt At good prices In
tbt ABSENCE Of sales quote tha market 1ra 1t Sat-
uroxy's yate& . -. ..-..
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V0R Nf1TICE

II 0AG1A&1@1EH N39e
y Money ready far payment TOR damages for ex
tending BuLk er street ea,t 10 Desplalnet str Ct.
O5Y1cK or THE GoAap or PUBLIC HoaKsl
Chicago. May 8, iH66. !
Eot!cs ls hereby given by he Eosm of Pq5!lc c
treasurer ready to Dc nald 10 tbs owner ow-
err tntlted TO the daRases sW15ued lof ne txtea-
uespta1es slFe' ann tine with tnss rortlon at
Bunker street East OF Hs1sted street already oueued
anu lhas afser ten {1t} the ah1t hereof the city
Of Chs Will entcI upon aed apnsoptte the prup.
strefe j. q. s11S1E1E.
FEED. LATE,
.-. O. J. ED3E.
r,rsssit,1nt Board Of tublfc Works.
, 1866-05-15

cloted ii 13oA. The following art lhe qao'ations
te,eerapled TO James Doyd L Bzothrrs. gold bro
, 1866-05-15

Dissolution.

NTDTICE-Di Dissolntion-The CO.
y. r,+toersbtu heretofore e1Es'1nk between Il. W.
i1ohsnr .n y lam Simpson. Int the manufacturing
sn T. this t.sy dtteofved ~ mutual tousE1s.
Ch'csKo. May l,ht as66. ,r,,, ~. ,.,,a.,~a ~
:, 4 t,Shtnm nylI.is&@93tp
, 1866-05-15

Bay11k been cured Of spfrmt1ofrnea p AZ
nh11trsxn AMI shta1asd hiA Metho OF Iea1c1f1t as
phJ psJ t .ed sndcreTs from seitabuse ihe means oY
Which they can Be permanently :assd. ~ f9~T e
fEV ) 4, nr.Eer t;ISS, ChcHs0, Ill. ota
, 1866-05-15

UFY1Ck uy 0AIT:E TNTnuEE,
Monday Evening. NAY II ) ,
nEEr CArrLE-Aeeorosn: to the Hoard OF Tfkde
report the receipts and shpmeuts since our ast aoe
haen n olloxz It should bt borne IN rinn thAt theSe
thipmens aad reeepss really those OF the DAY pFe
ccdnx: ,7.o.,,+. sb,,r,ects
1859 let5. L66. lH65.
HpptAy aud Monday 81 l%s Stm 4'e'e
EsnH arae lsst ~cef.... GHt l-to ~.
Tne actual receipts anre or last report AEe n fol-
1oxs:
Illinois
Aav
ST. IGptt d AltQn..
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-, il, J.: .se+i::.tn 4.v6r; i.s ct',s sxs3ss tats-
<. 4. .;.:rs ~ III. y. !,
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= 49,, t-.t; ( ..a i.,..ssstse ~. !
j.. ..., ~. Is r+sttta 10 i ett<s 49,.
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lsst. le63. lf66. LII
i. rs 1.<ss $500 ~


1urptk Central Scale. *''s-"
Burlington Scale.
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NQt1hwFatetu ~.
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13eef cattle has been inactive. There WAS no ronstd
rssp1e nunpef left over from satusds1's sa!fs -.
,r1,,, hrt snrA sxxuSru bo-aa} LIE aa99pa%
II 6nElprS9 ua nsaeieu whs nectssntsiJ l@ht Fhese
vss. noweyera GOOD deg1B= Of intt7eat manifested
90 The part Of bnyctr and hnd tne sorp'5 Of stoek
bern soual to the aem2nd, lively Trade woais, no
doubt. bkve been dere-
The Eeu,ttf wss charming. aud Ill the oaeriuss-
comEy1alx - heau-wese tAksa early Ia ths day u
range OF $3.50 1or good smooth shipping Cattle. to
for prime Steers. With the exception u Two or
tasec small loss taken b9 y butchers. hpper' were
the ouly operators.
l. The yascs arc desutute O. stocf and the una1kc: re
us,as tru. AZ the clok.sg rates Of last wstk-
Tbs fol1oxloE art the reporseo t1anaaeuons:
CATTLE SAILS 1opAY.
Gregory 4 RAatlngs sold Smith u herd xooo ~
fYtptysrAEtuZ 7si NJ. At &s.D: 70 usube W aeao
good Steets. aFtlaR aRiuc 9SY ~. 1t 1874
d nad told HasertY T. head prime Stet1s, aFe3AA'
Ing 0s8 D.. a. St.A ,.s ....r.,o
1,et1 ntt at2-.
| fIoGS-From the retufns made to the Board O.
Trade ws Ind the receipts and shfprrts fos tho las
treusy.fpur houYs, compared With the receipts aad
shIprtuts OF tbs sse petod tn ISL 70 Do ~ follows
|: Keceipta- Shipuss1ts.
, 1866-05-15

rrx,ns arr run to the En1on Stock fA7dt over tht
P,ttsbutEh For Wayne Road; leaving ths dtpo!l =
ihe corner OF Madison and Gaasf blftete. int las
rhufT4
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Jm. Huubeth..
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t,lshop OF Chi-
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a. II. Hoffman
Daniel d. F!oe..
1ohn T1ostias..-
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1phn Soltttt. -.
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i. W.~pd, $50.
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smi.Ih.;;.... =;
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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-10-19

was his last shot, for before he could again
gain his covert the Major let drive, and
the rebel was seen to toss his arms wildly,
throw his rifle in the air, and fall head
long from his rocky perch as dead as Ju-
Illus Caesar. A stunning cheer from the
entire line in sight Of the rock greeted the
Majors feat, while he coolly proceeded to
reload his rifle. Just at that moment the
rebel color guard came up to the rock,
close by where the dead sharpshooter lay
and planted their colors beside it. The
Major again dropped behind the rotten
stump, he sends that rebel sergeant one,
and the rebel flag was brought to the dust.
Again cheers broke from our line. By
this time the enemies attention was at
tracted to this point, squad of sharp
shooters was brought up as near our line
as the cover would allow. They had evil
IDENTIFY sighted the Majors position. Capt.
Coppinger, Of the l4th,, who had been
watching the movement on the part of the
gray coats, suddenly called out:
Major, you had better move off from
that stump, for the enemy have got range
and mean mischief" The Major moved
some ten or twelve feet to the right, then
whiz came volley and some eight bull
lets passed through the rotten stump, di-
rectly in range Of where the Majors head
was few seconds before. He coolly re-
marked " A miss is good as mile," and
walked away. After the battle the Gen
eral commanding the division remarked !:
"That is the first time ! ever saw tele-
scope rife beaten by Springfield rifle at
four hundred yards. When and where
did you acquire such skill as marks
MANI" When l was ten years old in
the woods of the old Buckeye State,' an
swered the Major, the Military school OF
tie Northwest"
During the days fight the 14th cap
tured some of these sharpshooters and
from them learned Of the CONSERVATION
produced by the fatal accuracy of the Ma
jor's shots. They told US that the frs,
shot passed dieectly through the sharp.
shooters throat, completely severirg the
; spinal chord. Tue color sergeant was
mortally wounded in the chest s
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-10-19

- Among the anecdotes Of the poet
Percival in Mr.. Wards new biography is
to the effect that when DIR. Perciyal occu-
pied rooms in the State hospital at New
Haven, !" snowy gentleman with some
extra airs" who was showing pair OF
ladies the sights, called on the janitor and
asked to be shown the way to the distin-I
guished mans apartments. The janitor
pointed out the way, and watched the en-!
counter. Percival answered the strangers
knock and opening the door, beheld the
gentleman with a lady on each arm. II
am extremely happy and rejoiced," said
the intruder pompously, ",hat have the
honor OF addressing the poet Percival r
/" Boo Z" responded the doctor, instantly
shutting the door and boiling it. The
visitor did not tell the story, but the
jantor did. ystlay.i saa
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-10-19
Statements from Patients, &c.

Your Pres crption my daughters life, and has
saved hundreds Of dollars '-leT. H. HUMPHREYS,
We bless God for the benefit have received from
your Prepared Prescription REV p PEREGRINE Bios
burg Penn.
fitted much BY its nRev G. D. JONES. Racine, Wis.
BIBLE HOUSE, AsToR PLACE, N, Yin the early part OF
February 1865 was suffering from violent cough, for
which had been treated during six mouths previously
without benefit. l had Night sHeats which completely
Frustrated me In the evening boareness would come on
which would prevent me from speaking above whisper
then attacks Of hemorrhage from the lungs
My family Physician assured me that he could do 10 more
for me yet growing rapidly worse, and had been
compelled to business for nearly two months All my
symptoms Indicated unmiStakaby, the presence OF CON
| SUMPTION. In the begiuning February, Mr. Henry
Fisher Treasurer Of the American Bbe Society presented
me with a bottle Of the PREPARE PRESCRltTloN, In
few days my appetite (which had entirely ostl re-
turned within a week my cough had almost left me
and IN less than weeks the Night Sweats were broken
mp Thenceforward reganei strength rapidly, and am
now regularly attending my duties as clerk to the
| American Bible Society, in whose employment have
been nine years am now enjoying good health Your
| PRESCRIPTION effected CURE when my friends de-
SPARED Of my recovery. IhoS- d. OoN"hh'
. have had Nervous spasmodic Asthma for eleven
years During the last six years have never had an u
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would die before could get air nto my lungs was
harrnrt and spress ana suffered greatly frum short
OF bTeath.' that compelled 10 take frequent
rests in walking from my residence to my place o.
'.The night before obtained the PREPARED Pre-
SCRIPTION,' the worst ever passed On obtaining
the remedy took teaspoonul at noon and again az
night, and slept all night without waking nave MOI
had broken nights rest since -. ne
longer look haggard, gained in strength and spirits
and not at all afflicted with 'shortness OF breath.
shall be glad to have any afflicted with Asthma cal
EZRA c. IANGpoN, No. S34 Fourth ST., n. Y
She PREPARED PRESCRIPTION is put up in
81 bottle aud sold by Druggists generally, or order
may be addressed 10 the Sole PropretoTs, OSCAR o. NO
sES co. p Gortlandt Street, N. Y. Consultation fr
Circulars containing Particulars If many cases successful
sod in Bellows Fails BY O. F. WOODS. 2l-ly
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-10-19
- What ailments are policemen most
ffiicted with? With felons on their hands.

afflicted with? With felons on their hands.
- Mankind should learn temperance
from the moon-the fuller she gets, the
shorter her horns become.
=" The ocean speaks eloquently and
forever" says Beecher. Yes" retorts
Prentice, and there is no use of telling
it to dry up"
Mr.. Quillp writes us that eating ground
glass is sure death. 1t gives one a per-
manent pane in the stomach. ss
"A charity scholar, under examina-
tion in the Psalms being asked, :" What il
the pestilence that walketh in darkness ?"
he replied, "PIease, sir, bedbugs." hsa
A young lady, while on her way to
be married, was run over and killed. A
confirmed old maid savagely comments
" She avoided more lingering and horri-
BILE destiny" ai 7oi q
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-10-19

ETERNITY.-Eternity has no gray
hairs. The flowers fade, the heart with
ers, man grows old and dies the world
lies down in the sepulehre of ages but
time writes no wrinkles on Eternity.
Eternity! Stupenduous thought I! The
ever present unborn, undecaying and un-i
dying, the endless chain, comprising the
life of God; the golden thread entwining
the destinies of the universe. Earth has
its beauties, but shrouds them for the
grave its honors are but the sunshine OF
an hour; its palaces they are but Gilded
sepulchres; its pleasures, they are but as
bursting bubbles. Not so in the untried
bourne. In the dwelling Of the Almighty
can come no footsteps of decay.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-10-19
A Brilliant Record of the Patri
otism of Vermont.

The Legislature at its last session pass
ed resolution directing the Quartermas-
ter General to place under the colors of
each regiment and battery displayed in
the Capitol, tablet containing the names
of the engagements in which such organ
izations have participated. Gen. Piikin
has, in pursuance of this resolution, pro-
cured twenty rich and beautifully engrav-
ed silver trblets. We have no room to
give the names Of the battles written on
this record of glorious patriotism, but the
summary il as follows. 1i .- a1gH
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-10-19
American and Foreign Patents.
r. III. EDDY.

SOLICITOR OF PATENT T S +,
Late Agent of the o. S Patent Office, Washington, under
the Act of 1881
No. rs State Street. Opposite Rilby st.,) Boston
FTER an extensive practice Of upwards of twenty years
II continues Patents in the United States; also
Great Britain France and other foreign countries Ca
Yeats Specifications Bonds Assignments and all papers
or drawings for Patents, executed reasonable terms,
with dispatch. Researches made into American and For
egn works determine the validity and utility of Pa
Of Inventions and legal and other advice rendered
In touching the Copies of the claims of
any patent furnished reitting one dollar Assignments
recorded in Washington.
No Aecncg IN ts United States possesses superior do,
ties for obtaining Patents GseertataHg the pateHauy
Of iHreHtioHs
During eight months subscriber in the Of his
large practice made on ttrcs rejected applications SIX
rEFN APPEALs eryg OF which decided ia a ar0'
by the Commissioner of Patents.
TESTIMONIALS.
regard Mr. Eddy as one of the cap bic aud
,eSsal practitioners with whom have had official inter
courss. CHAs- MASON,
have no hesitation in assuring inventors that the,
employ man more competent aud f''S''sorth
and capable of putting their applications il fCrl
to secure them early and favorable consideration
| the Patent Ciice. EDMUND Bukhb," .
Late Commissioner OF Patents.
"Mr R. H. Eddy has made for me TIL RTEEN apphca
tons In all but ONE which patents have been grant
ed and that one is Hoig pending. Such unmistakeabl
proof of great talent and ability his part leads me
al inventors apply TO him to procure thei
patents, they be of having the most itht,
attention bestowed their cases. and at very reasonab
| charges. JOHN TAGHART.p
Jan. i, lS6e-l yr.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-10-19

As the great interest which all visitors
will manifest to examine these tablets
would be likely tolead to considerable con-
fusion in the Representatives Hall and
Senate Chamber, Gen. Pitkin has taken
the colors of each command and suspend
ed them in the area in front of the Rep
resentatves' Hall, and under these colors
are placed the tablets bearing the record
of the gallant services Of the brave men
who followed their colors through so many
engagements. Conspicuous among them
is the large tablet of the first Cavalry,
Containing the names of the seventy-two
battles participated in by that gallant reg
imcnt, and through which it won reputa-
tien for courage and dash and achieve
ment, second TO that of no organization in
the army. AS Legislators 60 in and out
every day under these colors, eloquent
beyond human speech with their heroic
history, they can bat remember through
what perils the country can be saved from
I
the hands of traitors; and may they be
reminded, also, that the victories of peace
may be no less renowned than those Of
war; that Vermont has not yet completed
her part of the work of saving the nation
from the rule of traitors; that it is now
for our State, through her Senators and
Representatives in the national councils,
to bear her part in the craftsmanship Of
this crisis as honorably, with as much
self-sacrificing fidelity 10 the welfare Of
the Republic, as were exhibited by the
boys in blue,' whose devotion and achive-
ments these flags and tablets illustrate
Montpelier Freeman.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-10-19
From the New York Express Of Monday. J
Something New.

There is something new under the
SUM-" after all. What do you think Of
" Mother and Infant Reception" One OF
these novel, and now fashionable recep-
tions took place on Thursday hast. Tho
young wife OF one Of our distinguished
lawyers invited her lady friends to see her
beautiful infant when it reached the ad-
vanced age Of four weeks. The rosy
looking baby was attired in a beautiful
dress of lace, sleeves looped with gold,
and broad blue sash around its waist.
The mother wore an elegant French gown
of deep lavender, made in broad plaits at
the back, and foated from the neck in
long train. Broad lavender ribbons were
fastened on each shoulder, brought down
to the waist, and finished with bow and
long ends. The point of the robe opened
over skirt of cambria, tucked with cluny
between each tuck, and lined with laven-
der; lavender gloves, and same colored
ribbons on her hair, completed most dis
tinguished toilet. The reception was from
two until four o'clock, and during those
hours the street in front of the house was
lined with elegant carriages. Benoitan
was in the ascendant. Fair forms foated
from the carriages, dressed in the latest
style. Bonnets, which looked like head
dresses, basques deep pointed, shawls Of
lace and cashmere, dresses of moire and
corded silk, and diamonds, lent their rich
ness for the occasion. The perfume Of
the sweetest flowers filed the rooms, and
the ladies gloried in enjoying themselves
all the more within, when the nearest pair
of pantaloons was on the coach box out
side. The conversation was especially
unique. The reception was not even pro-
famed by man waiter appearing. Many
rich presents were given to the uncon-
scious little cherub, on whose account SO
much fuss had been made. Even the in
yitations were novel: ge@
Mrs. c. c. L., AND DAUGHTER,
At Home,
Thursday, October 4ih,
From until A o'clock, No-W--st.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-10-19

In pumping out an old marble quarry in
Rutland, Vermont, recently, which has
neither an outlet or an inlet, several very
large speckled trout we're taken out, one
of which weighed p pounds. How these
trout got in there must forever remain
a mystery"
- A gold mine containing gold, sill
yer, lead and iron, has been recently dis
covered in the town of Granville. Addison
Co., on the land owned and occup!ec by
Lorin Spauldins 1t is supposed to be
very valuable. t.-4..s -
- A child named Alma Wright, aged
about five years, was burned to death in Ba-
kersfield, on the evening of Sept. 18th.
The mother of the child went out into the
garden, leaving the little girl alone, and
when she returned to the house found her
enveloped in flames, her clothes having
caught fire from the stove, it is supposed.
The mother embraced the child to slnoth-
er the flames, when her own clothing
caught, and she was badly, if not fatally,
burned. The child lived only eleven
hours. DO ess 8 sstas-si...f - IS a.,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-10-19
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Sold By all Druggists Price dollar per bottle Ask
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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-10-19

- If you hate your enemies, you viii
contract such a vicious habit of mind, as
by degrees will break out upon those who
are your friends or those who are indiff-
.erent to you. 'a
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-10-19

"A fellow who has had the mitten"
more than dozen times, says that the
custom of joining hands in matrimony is
said 10 be taken from the practice Of pu-
gilists shaking hands before they begin to
fight. @ -