Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-05-28

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LIrFEII's LIVING AGE-The last
number Of this magazine, containing
twelve excellent articles selected from the
wide range OF English publications, is a
capital one Beside the stories, which are
among the best, there are articles on Sir
Robert Napier Mohamedanism, History
Of Voting by ballot, Nataralism, The
Irish Church and American Civil War;
etc, 1t is published weekly, at - per
year, by Litlell X Gay, Boston,
WNIIINGFoRn- We publish the fol-
lowing letter from a highly respected
citizen of Wallingforl ia justice 10 Mr.
Earle, We said nothing ot Mr., Earle or
his hotcl because We know nothing Of il,
nor was our attention called to it, and are
happy To have this Opportunity afforded
Of correcting seeming error
Editors RaAma HyaT Your very
favorable description If Wallingtorl vii
lagc and it, business transactions Is CRATE
fully received and fully appreciated, hut
still, in one article it is hardly 10 he eS-
jpCctcd that all the a,ucationS Of liic that
contribute 10 the wealth aud prosperity
rof the place cu D. fully noticed, In
your reference to Arnold lin aud the
loss We have sustained in consequence Of
lis removal, We IT course moro deeply
iGrl and regret than tho,c Who are out
side oi our village, lie was a valuable
man, and consequently his place Is not
easily filed lie was in every way well
adapted 10 the place, social and cheerful
and had a smile for all No man could
more gracefully present smart billoffar,
and lcaychis guc'tmore cheerful and salts
fled, SO much 50, that they would ever
feel under obligation to call again tC
make amends for past favorS,' hut not
withstanding ,Al this, and his many
graceS. and his virtues, and respectful
family. We do not feel that We have met
with am entire failure in trying 10 supply
his place. Mr.. Earle we believe is as ear
nest in his ondeayors 10 please and accom-
MEDIATE his guests and keep strictly
temperance house, as was Mr., ftill
and we sincerely hope it will prove
a success, and our observations thus IA
strengthens said hope. We canno
reasonably expect that without cNpe
rirucc al his powers and faculties T.
please and accommodate viii at once b
fully developed. With experience ans
prompted with strong desire and dc
termination 10 succeed, and should all tn
outside influence with NIL the appliance
Of the most virtuous be brought to bea
upon him that were upon Mr., Hill. W
certainly have reason to feel that ut tn
hotel of Mr. H. J. Earle. will be, and al
ready Is. the suitable house for the way
faring man, where all his reasonable
wants Will be checrmlly supplied Hi
boarderS arr said to- h, doing finely
some. of them already weigh over tw
hundred pounds and seem to he stiI
gaining So i,r as observation and CON
mon report furnish evidence, Mr.. Earle
keeping very respectable aud qaie
house. where all the good and virtuou
may find safe retreat. a, W. i.
/ Wallingford, May -, s6N.
\ KIND IRlEj III TO \ G Ooh WoNA>
We find the following era, 'efui tribut
to the memory Of a good vi man. in IL
: Vermont Transcript, written by tile .di
tnsuished poet John G. SAKE;
The brief paragraph, in the ct~tonlar
obituary column. which, some W, . ii AZ
announced the death Of Mrs. lnebora
sherman keyes, Of IIighgate, at the aeesee Z
>iNty-thrce year-,--wa~ to many re ;4del
suggestive OF thoughts and recollection
which, ii transcribed ON paper. woul
have ,wulled into an extended and fife
tionate cnlogv. II was the valued PRIV
lcge of the writer Of this notice to he, IL
many years, a neghbor and friend on Il
e-timable family Of the deceased and
, estcons ii a privilege, though indco d
sad one, to speak Of her extraordinary u
tues and sineularly beautiful charact .
~ cxcmplitied in every relation Of life.
, Endowed by nature and culture Wi
, superior intellectual gifts, she possess
an attractive person and a presence :
3 once pleasing and commanding, Cent
and genial in her manner refined vet col
: dial in conversation brave and >elf-cor
tanned in every trying yicis>itude-fe'
d women were more tenderly beloved q
more profoundly respected. Family care
to which She gave her Iii" with an a
most excessive devotion, left her fe'
c hours for the pleasures Of society Az
y orncd with graces that would have on
belliShed Court, she gave mp all to II
near and dear ones Of whom she W
Il alike the ornament and the upholde
Her house was the seat 81 q hospitali'
Q which many will remember As equal
+ cordial, elegant and nnostentatiou
In all the relations OF home-lite,-i
r wife. mother, friend. it is scarcely an e,
aggeration to say she was without faul
!. No one was oftener mentioned ae an e.
{, ample worthy Of emulation. of tho
/, who knew her. no father had higher a
" piration for his daughter than that 81
might resemble Dehby Reyes
mother a happier wish for hor son thu
. he might have d wife endowed with sim
. lar virtues. 1t is only fitting aud yet .
most superfluous to add, that Mrs Key
WAS 4 conscientious and self-dcnyir
e Christian. whose practical brneyolcnce
If all around her afforded the highest G,
! dence Of the sincerity with which 81
: followed the Master seldom iii the hi
y tory Of memorable women have the wor,
of Solomon found u filter application
i Many daughters have done yirtuousl
, but thou excellest them all j. q. S.