Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-30

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NJ DsnoeEsb advaata0p taks. "a, ri
Expecting Inns spsck 70 make;
And name Tor Senator myth
That looks-inprias-lfke Ex-Cm SS-Tn.
Meanwhile the Papers give their views,
While readers much prefer The News.
The HrnALD and Tie ObssviSr both
Show clearly that our Local growth
Upoa said Railroad must depend;
And TINS each new appeal they end ri
with-s.Let us to the CAN respond
''Tum out IN saasse. and vote to Bond
The Aadspmdsss crooks about,
Exactly like the ..Healdville Route:
Wishes 1t clearly understood
It has at heart the Peoples good;
And 30 opposes every Call;
Adopts the language OF Saint Paul.
And to each argument responds,
"such as I am, except these bonds'''
And now Election Day has come,
And Democrats will now be 'some.'
will ''gor the myth
That looks-in print-likc ES-cH Sx-TH.
The votes are counted, and alas.
That ''sure thing" has MT come to pass
But Democrats, as usual, find
Themselves, like Little Mac behind;
Sc, meet year, they must name q myth
That does nc look like EN-cB Sn-TH.
The HERALD for itself can speak,
And does 20, fully, once week:
And Daily holds briefer chat
With al who read, on This and That
Discussing, in it, candid way,
The various Questions Of the Day.
Its noble Mission it pursues
Unwearisd, while the Latest News,
The Freshest Gleanings, Choicest Bits.
selectest Stones, happiest "hits.'
With Editorials, keen and sound,
And "I>ocals" gathered all around,
All serve to make . model sheet,
With wisdom, wi. and News repleie.
It's patronage, increasing fast,
Each year IL larger than the last
Forcing IL often to ENLARGE
But, mind you, there's NO extra char.e
In keeping With this growing Age.
One year ago we saw its page
Expand, and now its WEEKLY sheet
New England finds too large to beat
While none, save Boston Daiiies, can
successfully its DAILY span.
Better to-day than e'sr before
With strengthened Editorial Corps;
With Correspondents, far and wide.
Faithful, discreet and Argus-eyed:
With Publishers resolved to use
All needed means to get the News
With printers that are Number One"
And Prsssss that by Steam are run
With special Tslesraphic wires
That pour iaSfdntsr what transpires
Into its Editorial ears,
Because IL pays for all 1t hear.:-
The HERALD still the place must hold
Which it has occupied Of old;
And ever be depend upon't-
The test Newspaper in Vermont.
And 20. dear patrons, please ieLeS.
And ask your friends 10 take IL, to-.
Remit BY letter, II you Will,
Or, what we're even better stil,
just make c,ll-the place, you know.
IL Center Street, near Merchants Row
And see the TurrLEs, one, two. three
A trio, all in CoxPASr;
Doing things up in business style
Ready 10 meet you With q smile;
And glad rare courtesy to use,
And 10 receive their friends and dass
Cali on the Editor-in- Chief,
But please remember and be brief;
For though he has a winning way,
And asks you 20 proloug your stay,
And though he seema TO DO At rest,
Remember, he II soroiy preseed
With duties that must all be done,
On time each day, 'twixt sun and sun
ErILoGuE
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Another Story Of the Old.
To which we now must bid Adieu.
And wait eIpectant on the New.
Old Sixty Nine has passed away.
And all its doings, grave or gay.
Its countless hopes and joys and fears
Are numbered with the by gone yesrs,
But, - the Poet well las said,
Wen ''let the dead Past bury IT. dead
The New 10 here. and VIC to day
Must enter on Its untried way
We cannot read. like holy seer.
The Record Of the Coming Year.
And yet We knew that God is Good.
That all our wants are understood:
And SO We trust, whatc'e or befall,
That he will kindly order all,
And guide us, as the All-wise Friend
Who from beginning knows the end
Still, all are hoping for the beet.
Hopes springs eternal in each breast.
And keeps the Future bright and clear.
Which otherwise were dark and dresr
And so, dear Patrons, you and
Arc looking for a brighter sky,
And timely breezcs. doubly fair.
That swiftly shall our good ships bear
Safe into port, and bring rich stores
From gcm-lit cayer, aud golden shores.
And thur my Story Of the Old
The longest have ever told
Shall close with this. my heartfelt prayer
May all Happy New Year share:
Nay cherished hopes be realized:
Nay hcarts, long weary. he surprised
At Fortunes coming, sure and bright.
And eyes be gladdcncd II the sight
or many well-hlled argosy.
/ -Awaited long aud anxiously-
In EIGnrsEN HUNDRED SEVENTY.
SperiAl ylGtteeS.
THE GREAT PICTORIAL ANIMAL.
Hoststtsr's United States Almanac f,r 1870
distribution, GRATIS, throughout the United st
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