Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-12-01

st. Louis has genius who advertise,
as Chronic physician"
Chicago stared at bloomer in full
bloom last week.
A Chicago genius has invented panta
looms without buttons or button-holes
Good for bachelors.
Detroit infants are hauled around il
"Palace Baby Carts"
A Pittsburgling thief claims the name
of Benjamin Franklin Pulpress.
Cincinnati has had over sixty divorces
this month.
"Tar and feathers-open all night" is
popular sign on country stores in Indiana
Sports of the nursery-Bat and bawl.
The Detroit Tribune is ecstatic owe,
Kellogg's rosy lips and pearly teeth.
"Sing Lee, Washing and Ironing i.
Johns sign in Kansas city.
All the little schoolgirls in Germany
are knitting soldiers stockings.
Wales has developed d mailed lizard
something like crocodile. They call il
a Gwydrwyndlmh.
Sonthein, new tenor, is creating an
immense Juror in Stuttgardt
A dramatization of the capture Of
Strasbourg is very popular in Germany.
The Cincinnati Commercial wants to
know which of the Dents takes precedence
The precedent, of course.
Much agitation is created amongst
unde1-paid teamstresses by the announce.
ment that "Gen. Grant cuts Schurz"
A Kentuckian nobly married his girl
when he said he would, though she was
all broken out with the measles.
A woman out West, stealing wood, tied
up bundle with a rope and slung it
over her back. 1t clipped and the rope
choked her to death.
The West Point cadets speak with re-
prehensible disrespect of their off-eolor
comrade, Cocoanut Smith.
Nearly all the amendments arrested in
New York carry concealed razors, and
they use them, too, if any one threads on
their heals.
Vicount Treilhard is in New York He
finds it Treilhard to tell whether he's q
French Minister or not
Joe Elder, of Indiana. has been ohas-
tised with cowhide by Matte Reague,
because, after counting her six years, he
only made her his sister-in-law.
Disraeli is in London at present, fire.
quently walking in Piccadilly, looking
we'll and admirably dressed.
The railroad peanut boy who periodi-
cally inherits $1,250,000 by the death of
an Eglish relative has got around to
Kansas, now.
Misses Chapman and Forrestelle are ex-
tending woman's sphere by walking
match in San Francisco.
SIT is always best to follow truth alone
in choosing position" says the Daily Ad-
vertiser, whose precept is better than its
example.
Let's go to Japan. Paper clothing there
% cents for suit, or a coat for a dime
1t wears week.
A prominent New York paper says,
"Littells Living age is one of the most
and useful magazines pub
lished in the country"
An Ohio old man OF 20 stabbed a lad of
Is at country dance and then fed to a
cave, where he was captured.
Meudon, now occupied by the Prussians,
was famed in ancient times for Druid
graves, and it was here that Rabelais
spent his last days.
A Judge in Chicago has not drank any
water for ten years. He carries small
pebbles in his mouth.
The buckwhoat- cake crog should never
be narrowed or plowed out, but hoed and
billed up nicely, is Greedy, last contribu-
ton to agricultural science.
In Magdeburgh, Prussia, recently. a
concert was given for the purpose of fur
nishing cigars to the artillery from that
town. and accordingly the admission fee
was 20 cigars, instead of money.
Alice Stanton, fair law student, in
Chicago, has had her first case, appearing,
however, on the wrong side of the bar, on
A charge of larceny of sewing machine.
She gave bail