Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-05-26

DAVID nACbhlDE.
LEICESTER. - Rev. Mr.. Ludlam, the
new pastor of the III. E. church in this,
place, preached two discourses here last
Sabbath, to large congregations. Mr.. Lud-
lam is an able, successful and highly es-
teemed member of the Troy Annual Con-
ference M. E. church, and fortunate is
that people to whom he may minister in
holy things. Among the numerous ap-
pointments he has had in his ministry, we
mention Rutland, Brandon, Middlebury
and Montpelier. We regret very much
that his labors for the year are to be
equally divided between this place and
Whiting.
The Good Templars of Leicester and
Salisbury contemplate holding picnic on
Wednesday, June LIST, on the east side of
Lake Dunmore, near the Falls of Lana.
The number of votes cast here for
delegate to the Constitutional Convention,
although far too light, considering the
vast Importance of the questions pending,
was respectable, numbering 50
WINDSOR COUNTY CoURT.-W Windsor
County Court assembled to-day. After
prayer by Rev. Mr.. Dascomb, Judge Bar
rett lectured the jurors faithfully on the
nature and obligations of the jurors oath
On the call of the docket SO cases were
set for the jury. No case was ready for
trial and the court adjourned till p. IN.
The Court came in at the appointed time
and gave the docket shake by which a
large number of cases set for the jury on
first call were shaken through. Perhaps
ten cases may be tried. The prospect is a
short session for Windsor County.
After looking over the docket in the
afternoon, no case being ready for trial,
the Chief Judge remarked that as their
duties had been arduous, and they were
tired, the Court would take a recess till
morning.
We have had refreshing showers of
rain to-day at Woodstock.
Woodstock, May "a
DIR. Darrln the HeaIer-Tremend-
Gus Sensation.
DIR. Darrin, at the Stevens House, Rutland,
still continues to astonish our citizens by his
wonderful cures He is winning reputation that
is truly enviable, and considering the wonderful
cures performed by him, it is but justice that we
again urge our friends to call and see what mag
netic hands can do for you. He still continues to
cure the rich and the poor free of charge from to
10 a. IN. each day, and will c1ntinue to do
til May so after which time he will only treat
the poor widows and orPhan% between and 10
q. m, each day. HIS rooms have been thronged
day and night for the past week, with the afiict-
ed OF all grades and stations. A person passing
the Stevens House at the present time, would
entertain the idea that the House was some sort
of an Hospital SO constantly is the entrance to the
same filed with the ''iame, halt, and blind" We
would like to give an extended motto of the many
cures under our immediate notice, but space will
not permit.
We will, hewever, mention the of r. F.
Livermore, of the firm of the Rutland Boot &
Shoe Co., - No. Merchants Row, this town, who
was very miraculously cured of rheumatism with
one treatment, without medicine of any kind,
but simply passes or the hand over the parts AZ
a victory over a most obstinate case OF deafness
of six years standing, under which Mr.. W w.
King of Orwell Vt, was Afflicted. He was made
to hear the tick of watch with two treatments.
Mr.. A. Goshen Of the same place is rapidly re-
covering from a severe case of kidney complaint
and rheumatism. Mr.. A. L. Smiths daughter,
of this town, can be referred to in regard to the
great benefit derived in a most distressing of
sciatic rheumatism with which she has been SUI
fering for the past four years - and the re
storation of a case of cattarh and lung trouble
under which Mrs. A. L. Allen Of Brandon had
been suffering.
Also, MIR. Geo. Capron OF Tinmouth, and g. G.
regard to the treatment of rheumatism and kid
ney trouble.
THE REASON WHY.-The immediate cause of
premature fading or blanching of the hair is an
obstruction Of the oil vessels which afford the col
oring matter. The remote causes may be gener-
al i'll health, trouble OF mind, &C. Hence, in or
der to restore its natural color and beauty, the Oil
vessels must De restored to their normal condi-
tions. 1t is on this principle that Natures Hair
Restorative is compounded, and it has proved
complete success, wherever faithfully applied. 1t
is not poisonous dye, consequently the effect is
gradual, and in severe cases two or three bottles