Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-02-25
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 90, 1860.
The Mineral Springs Exploring
Party Oh their Travels.
CHAPTER

your readers nav PEI useu Jug ar1ioie Ina
appeared IN the Independent OF oaturoa.
h-1' en'itlea' ne mineral springs
nutiaho county. 1here are many state
ments In that account that are calculated
10 instead and deceive the pubic ana 10
that reason ask you' Tor the hrst time II
long hfe,h little space In your paper. L
ser th' "Hair III us true light before tn
sitlsen, 81 thi7 place During the after
noon OF the day previous to the settlHt
out OF the expedition referred to in tn
Independent, Dan came to me and said
"Barney, there is to be ride tomorrow
and want you to go and take charge o
II aud see thht everything Is Kept stralgh
and right. Come over this evening ano
make the arrangements.
Dan remarked that there was set o.
tough fellows going, and that he wanted
some one to go and look after the teams
and drivers Now, livery men under.
stand, II no one else does, that there are
two kinds OF tough fellows One low
class, who are tough everywhere and OF
all occasions; the other, parties from h1yh
!J' when they are ont, as they say, To-
Fss@*a''"'' really on a spree Dan sale
- me- nero are i'f,y gentlemen gong
> . 10 ehe ItN'iS up lhe SieiSh' ana teams
aeieo' your drivers, ana take along "a
much OF the 'teeCyW as the party order.
ana su'h walters ~ you need ana see t'
u, Barney that the whole affair." SO tar a.
We are concerned, IS kept right. Ih'
drivers were soon selected, and two extr"
stout men and two small boys tor WATERS
were engaged for the occasion. ther
went to i place where the needfnl wa
kept, and t,king the proprietor aside
eonruano-d to negotiate with him fop
thn,. HIS drst question was. who i,
going in tho party" Then, "Where !:
Are they goiAg in ladies' company or to
my hou-ef' Oh being informed who the
prty consisted of aud where they were
going, he smiled 1000 per cent. profit
smile, rua r,id all right. "we will fit them
.at with sorn6 Of that
xxx rwitoheve for wbi-kev. and
yyyy Al,.s and 1y,+.r for oio ;,
NJ H., form. IVA f,,,,- 5or..oo5
~ ,ha o,sr. hn+ ,erb,rs rn+ - oIl b.
fba n,ll;, .,..,.r,I,. yvhon H.,
dN.l-r IN. ri,,,.t,. in;,ia+ad about nm
OH or hr.,dy y. mean. lionnrs that have
In. r.,nt,,i.n Of heing raasopah,v fro.
fr;m ,,i,au Ept who, ba sroals =,
T,y,t.he,. .r ,1,as and wator or slo,s
IA, refer, tondulterated LIQUORS.
Perhaps | can present the fact to the
eve Of the reader in tho form of table to
tie bs-t advantage.
TwituAeye. Liquor slightly adulter-
atqd
< lwI'oheye liquor poison.
Xxx Lwitoheye liquor : poison
AAA lwitoh"ye hqnor poison.
AAAA l"itnheye liquor wholly spurious
e Ale, u a beverage, the base OF which
l. hops, and when pure. Is regarded as
healthy drink
Ale' . h'p7. ana stops
a ~ A'e' "'l'' anu Stops
A-AA -A''' iot9 anu Stops.
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'he parry III question: was "holly lhho-
cent 9. 'hJ 'i'o''oiio proper ',eS ou'
wn'' 'ngy i''Ne'' II "''oDoi' 'noS more
'"''' VA '''0 Up !" l'0i~''i' "it''t nav
mach greater intoxicating efiect,'and III
'o'''''i''le'V'S = permanent impression OF
effect upon thelr Nlctim'' =
The dealers in the Ifeedfur always sell
Tho XXX x yUbt,p tha,y tEiul, II will nm