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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-11-02
John CutI's Secret.

Is M CUTS II = s.k-d g geut'an 2
who, having knocked ~ door. IVES sslut-
ed by q womaD from al upper window
with. We'll, what * wanting nsow ?
Il M Cuts il p
Yes. he j in or about somewhere,
suppose she replied. bat I am Mr. Cutts
when srv business j. 70 De done. Ha j.
Mr. Cults eating. srd drinking sDd lie ?
Ing. sometimes.
Well, nv good woman said the gen
tlensn, y tLiok be will be Mr.. Cats for
nv business, too. wish TO sas him
What do you want Of hin : asked the
shreu, thrusting Der head still farther
ont Of the window.
To do semetbiDR for ne. But must
ses him myself wss the reply.
'Is il real business. for psy. or onlv 3
favor fvou want? I can let vuur boss
have peck Of oats, or I csu direct Won
the shortest road 70 the Foar Corners. OF
I csn-I csn-why l csn 90 anything for
you that he cap, scd p Eoe1 del more !
can take the money sDa write the Receipts.
and pay the men, and I take The produce
an Be good judge Of stock as be j..
and I cant he beat on hnss 81
Blu s-i1 the gentleman, drawing
down tie fsee solennly. 'you csn't take
lis place now Find him for rDa at once.
The sbrew vas b. q d.
'Lo0k-s-bere, mis- 81, FnBvha Won 6o-'r
know the circumstances in this case. Tnis
here farm il mine, and II belonged TO nv
father Store ms; and Cuts be hEint 10
more claim 20 il than that hen down there
bas. Ard, bssi5es, I an seven resrs old
sr than be is. foot higher aud upisf
twenty psUn3s mere VII u j. vuur tn
ness on ny place, ef I may make 40 hold 2
To see and talk with your hub 4Dd.'
replied the gentleman, getting oul of bis
of aise and bitchipg bis horse to post. BE
II be uesut TO stay until be did sae him
BE you doctor Cause there sin't p
living thing the matter with Cults. He j. 4
the vellest man in town. and 90 be I'sidI
this woman for the times.
NO, my good woman, In not q doctor
Do Tou think your husband will be in
soon Send that boy to hod him said
the stranger.
The boy looked mp in his mothers face
but he knew his own interest too vel
to start without orders
'Ibsn you're 8 minister, I suppose. ibv
7our black coat. may e well tel Won
nd save your time, that We don't 20 70
meeting, and don't want To. 1t siu't M
Use for 10 leave no tracts for nothfng-for
We got big dairy and hsin't 10 time TO
die away reading, and keep him sboui
0 early and late, that when he's done
york he's glad 10 60 to bed and rest
! = 70 minister, madam; wish was,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-11-02
). We hare hardly seen snopeb

ship. We have hardly seen enough
"Mctberlgpd" TO render fair Judgment,
but Willie disguised, il anxious 70 depart
for other shores, while William hes seen
no English Lily who would not fade in
the majestic presence Of golden Hair" OF
ManhattaR Island Of whom he prstends
not to think whit the less II violently
sss-siek hours.
The Royal Arms" Of oldham, at the
hands Of q stout red-nosed maid, affords
us choice bread and butter, pot of ale,
and cheese, and before sunset hour ws are
Of for the Chicken Coop" sgsin.
We see tnmbling along the street the
High sheriFs coach, with livery and foot
men two eBeb1 II scarlet knee-brescbes,
scarlet long-tsiled, sauosr-buttoned coats,
long white wigs, and in the coach, pow
dare3 TO ghastly whiteness, the new Judge
of whom, as e class, England claims the
world has 10 peers for the impartial ad-
ministrstion Of justice. I thought of
Judge Barnard Of New York, that willy
tool Of Gould and Fisk, Of Erie Railway
fame, and II seemed peculiarly fitting 70
me that this English judge snd Barnard
should meet to trade clothes when eaub
should be dressed TO truer character.
Barnard the clown, and the English jus
tioe the gentleman.
Al 5 ?. II. we ere safely eooPed Ind Of
at rapid pace for Liverpool. Thirty-siz
miles in Fifty minutes, including stops.
As We aligbt from the coach il the depot
and pass toward 10 the primitive engine,
I larry to ask the engineer why h has 10
covering for his engine. H answers il
81 hardly know manner, acknowledge
the comfort shelter might afor5, the
better preservation Of mschiDerv. etc, and
assures Is it il 1ot the custom Of Eng
land. The trsmnsls Of old customs are
among the earliest Of our observations
We should have written you from LaD-
chester, but were unable 70 WILD the
traditional quill" At thu best hotel Of
Manchester they offered Us large assort-
ment Of qrills, and one uis1ssd intoler-
able steel pan, John BulTs graz3fstber
used the quill Steel i 81 in1ovation.
Quill is the au-prevalent, onDiPrese1t,
We are back 70 tea II bom=lks Liver
pool, ana Ike cautious. Loving father, !
take the Twins" early 70 bed abosr3 the
Isis, with s'goo3-3igbt" md goodbye"
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-11-02

The gentlemen composing the {. A.
bans Qpsrtette Club are espscisIIv a.
titled 70 the thanks Of the convention s,s
the audiences 81 both concerts and =.
''socisl hour" Msssrs. Lyon, Elliot. Fs,.
vsy and shesrar viii long be remsn bsra3
as the most Efficient aids Of our conduc.o-
and. in some particulars, the life and s,Bg
Of the convention
The COMMITTEES OF Resolutions nass
the following report, viz:
As education bas for its object tbs a..
velonmsut and culture Of all thu -,wa-s
Of metaphysical, intellectual and moral
ard Is music il one Of the sSeie-4
means for the accomplishment Of the end
II view. Therefore,
Res0Sysd. That musie hes irppsrs+irs
claims upon all who direct the education
Of the young; and that, 50 far 81 possible
singing sh0Rld be Taught as q se5erge j.
I'll the schools Of our land.
Res0IDed, That we heartily welcome e--
old friend and conductor, Professor 2 ?
Baker, and feel that We never more fullv
appreciated his instructions than dur7rg
the present convention.
Res0IDed, That err thBnks Hrs due :,
Miss Ssndsrson. for Der valuable services
- principal sols singer. snG 70 Prof
Eeors, for his energy ard the exhibition
Of bis skill sc pisnist; and also 20 Nrs.
Bovker, Ms Ross, Mrs. Stewart, M
Cheney. Mrs. Hathaway, M. Pai9e. the
Misses Cook, Miss 3. II Smith and other
ladies: slso, TO the gsntlsms1 from 81
Adams and elsewhere. who have ooutrit-
uted 50 much 70 the interest Of this oees-
sion by wsy Of solos, duets. trioe gu5
Quartettess e. vel ss their eEleiert sid
upon the cborusss ; and We msy thus can-
grstulste ourselves and take courage n
vlsE Of the stray Of cultivated home tai
ent brought ont during the convention
Res1lDsd, That our thanks are hereby
gratefully expressed 70 the Vermont Ger
trail, Harlem Extension and Rensselaer, &
Saratoga railroads f9r The courtesy of half
fare
Rss2-Dsd. That tbs citizs1s Of Brgsa 49,
have deserved the most cordial az
csre thanks Of those who have O. 49,. e.
abroad 70 attend this tvsutr s.. -
convention Of the WestsT~ -. NJ
steal Association, far - - -.
70 promote not o0l- the oonf5rt i visit.
-as nsmosl.s It II their apparent q.
P-ell l,. . tbs objects which have
0lO-s1' u together.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-11-02

PEBKINsVILLE-Frsu TrusssE, soo
.oi Albert G. TrzsssT, vas found dead n
lie bed On the E0rnizg Ct The 20zh i-st
his 'ge yes niRstssa yeErs- h -
bee@ L Poar bsalab fer r % tfzns
1t be been very r.a,tvfs-s =, &
day OF i've, and it e ramors3 that tbers
ale nrss OF n Iantsius II Ludlow. Wool
s''8k' ID -'ster end Springfield
Ii Professor Esgy's theory Is correct
zs nay soon expect eopioug showers q
rain.
The people Of tbs westerly sna esn-
tral parts Of Wsstbsrsfsld have formed
oeInstsry association, and elected sannel
Afford, j, John P. stoaghton, John P
knights, Erastns \. Do-tt and Lurher P.
Warren, trustees
1t Is very desirable that there should
Be new school ho1ss 81 PsrkinsTills.
The present boRse does not speak vel
FOX the place. P.
October Path, 1911.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-11-02

OHIo.-Rsturns are published for six
LYNNE COUNTIES Of Ohio, si1ty-tbree Of
which sre known to : eEeisl, and six
supposed 70 b, in which Noyes' Reput-
licar majority over McCook Is eleven
thousand one hundred ard sever. TIE
remaining nineteen counties gave sher-
wood, for Secretary of State, LAST year, ter
thousand one hundred and Dineteen ms
jority. Ifthese counties remain uDcbangea
Noye-' majority in the State will be
twenty-oDs thousand two lua6fed aD3
lUHufV-siT
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-11-02
NE~E ma
- ELC Chime Of Bells"

IN the FIRE ST Ctic7ga, + lady, IS 81 : passed oDe
I the burning e. urchts, sew THE chime Of bells
II, ringing ont tauL ~ TsalTD-tuue as they
ID.
EE:E mid tt hgVllng blast,
Hank md the soarl1 FIR
The bells ring out one chime, th= las,
As they ia J with the tgtttr ng s7trs.
i 3'es 70 heaven Ike Z prayer
q tbe church Il night d fear
Il shan find a. entrance there
As i leaves E blessing here.
Fur the souo5 Of ttose Ginning bels
Is borne by TIE ru-hing breeza,
And tale Of grief End SORROW 1t+els
To awaken The dweTers at ease.
And nov 70 those oe'ls' fua-t chime
Our hands and our needles fy:
And lest We should Jag behind then tirns,
We hurry the swift supply.
We trust that City fam
From those b'a"E ruins shall sp-ire,
And again The bells from that House Of Prayer
TIER musical chimes shan ring.
But ne'sr shall ths memory die
OF the falling bells last strssn
Is they rang through the land one paaliug CRY.
Nor rang i, thank Sod, n vain.
Oct. -, 1871. Is
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-11-02
From the Jersey City Herald J
The Fire.
~ HIGH T. M'DEEMoTy.

Hush, bark. that Enelll
What means that bell
That rouslng SWELL
II dies 1t sinks II parted links
Again It THRILLS Again Il fills
Waking, shaking, lespinr higher,
Hoarss and deep witt embodied fire.
See thai Enoks! See that el01a
Darker, dsnssr, wider growing,
Rising, falling, searching, blowing.
AgEiu that stroke See that crowd
Rushing, pushing, shouting, yelling,
Love 70 save, each trosan sv cling
Swelling, swelling, swelling
Place the engine! Seize the hose
Let the water boldly Hoat
On the dsndigh, fiery foes,
And the engine puff her throat.
0 the flames o the flames,
Winding, waiting, twisting, turning,
Cracking, seorehIng blazing. burning
Burning, burning, burning
Hear those nanesl Hear those claims
Save ne, father Save ne, mother
Sister, sEve me! Save ne, brother
0 hear our angel bAby's CRY!
No more. Its lips IL Rshes lie.
Raiss the stream Raise tne stream,
Pure love and life Ere sinking, falling
Midst seas Of fame there's lond bevaiLng,
Whilst daring hearts ths walls are scaling,
Sealing, scaling, scaling,
Hark, that cry Hear that sigh
0 that scream Horn r. TEEN
Mailed II might, stout hearts are WELDING
Axes bright, from danger shielding,
Lies last throbs nigh before they die.
Eush-that crash Gods, that crash
Madly rising, tearing, dashing,
windy Hguncing, harlng, flashing,
Red flames lash the broken sash.
EarE, bark, withIn-E breath, 8 Gin,
Grooming, moaning, cling-ng, grs sping,
Life Oh IRE, s fireman clasylng
Clasping, elasping, clsEpiDg,
Such love Of kin should glory VII.
Now, now you see the flames are rec
Bpouttng, spreading, waving, soaring,
Plunging, tossing, raging, roaring,
In un5 not SEE Of dread decree.
Tie higb-raised throws from squirting hose
Tending, bending, wrapping, winding,
Seeking, chasing, meeting, binding
Each blast that blows from 6ary foes.
0 God, that wall That prayer, that AL
Ruin, wreck and aesolaEon,
Rsvage, waste ana devas-atIo1s
Spread Deaths sad PAL darE over al.
Was Il E beam, OF brick OF stone
Tore here the flesh, broke there bone
Matted and moi'e5, 5oEts here and there,
Clytted with blood, tuft Of han.
Lex OF that head See where the beam
Barred 10 the scalp, and round e tie seam,
Uprooted, loose, flying away,
Hair by hair, wherever it may
That 1url5 glare That gbsstly stare.
Bruised, MANNED and gashed, soilea, stsine:
md broken.
OitJrner looks scarce Iett E token
OF dIrstu- " * End fortune feL
For mothers griet those eyes have he'd
For brothers. pan that still heart bled.
As OF thai shattered form gaze,
Where deepening gloom euIts It's rays,
Where life might linger, yet Is not,
vETsr Il mans future lot.
On that brow thought Is nodded;
On those lips & word is folded
Immortal word-imnorta1 thought
What sarapb feet the whisper cGughte
What row Is light OF gloom, " earth or air.
To that vild stare
OF friend u fos, of Joy OF woe,
Or froWn OF smile, o. trust d gul4
To that dead glare?
Tru'h Tess but IL tie tomb.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-11-02

"A -RHAvEy.-L 3. Clogston, # ttis
Pc -oe, foreman Il the machine shop q :.
Adams & S91s, has Just Obtained pster.
on marble gsng, which bids fair Il -
volutiorizs the business q saving marble
Il consists Of saw gate constructed 81
tirely II wrought iron. thereby combining
strength and simplicity q cous-ruetio-
with exceeding lgbtnsss. TIE gate weigh
/ Ing lsEz than oce-haH tLst q tbs ID
gang Il csu also - r1a5s q su-ers-r
strength and at q much lass eEperss. Il
has been tried II some q our lsrgsr-
mills aD5 found TO take much Iess power
than hss been required heretofore. Pro
PElstcrs Of stone mills should rot fs- =
examine he claims # this invention.
-Univsrsal sc-ivi-y j. r9w ua1ffzs.s5
il the slate business, our mills -urrsrg
night ana day to their u-mos; czpacs-v
E13 being unable u fl al .hsir orders
TIE FsirbzvsD Ezrb-s ard Nil
I'D Slgte Co. bsvz bseu making s-iEl -.
o-her addition n .bsir mill / i Inn,
q sto-e sn5 j. r contain ,Le cr=ns i
which +A+ -'-.= - baked after lie --9.ss-
q Ds-t-s'-i1E z- completed.
Z. c Caltu-a ta. sEzf1 s.u-s-szs
tie ua-ot-e-ura 81 uzrt,tsz-5 .lsts
vsrs z tte ro9a- to-usr,v -cenasa5 81
b7m Z 'h- 90 Tl5o4 ~lsta c.. }.az.5s..
H ta- se.u--s5 --s -e-rfe-- .f D.-.-
u p-r.- .-. -v.--- rs.--s- --- ,... -
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-11-02

KILLED We Learn th-t Mr.. Burt
Astt's2n, IL employee Of the Harlem tx
tenfi2n r-i.road, met with E sad accident
which resulted il his death. at North
-BenDing'o2, TLarsdsy evening -Wh43e
Shaking Cars he was caught bet=esn the
bumpers and bs63y crugheds@ He came
ont iron between tie cars aD5 immediate
y fsI to tbs groaa3 TIE. ACCIDENT oe-
Cured sbout : s'clock, ind lie died at
3 dock Fri34y morning. Ee We %
years Old, ana leaves 3 wlfs AID child.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-11-02

4 GOOD TRADE-GeD. ". ". JTnde.
q Marlboro, has jast made good trsds
for Vermont, Rs Qazrtarnaster General
Three years ago this State loaned NORTH
Carolina large number Of old style mus
kets, one tho1sgnd Of which were not re-
turned. For these tbs War Department
at Washington has recently allowed Us,
owing to the personal eIsrtions q Gen.
LyDds, 72T new brBseh-loading riass, d.
rect from The arsenal al Springfield, Mass,
and 10000 cartridges. This makes s17,-
325 20 il nsrehantahla property that the
State has realized for e lot OF old guns
that DO one E0pld purchase, and was 3
good swap" for rs. being Rlnost three
inas Is uuch as We realized IN cash for
the guns sold 10 parties representing
Frsnos.-Aggas and PatgSpt.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-11-02

AN OLD CoIE.-The Annapolis md
Republican gives the following d,serip.
ron Of 81 Old coin recently found ct that
place: On the face, IN the outer eirels.i.
The word 'Masathv-etts," and three bali
destroyed letters, one resembling M; il
The inner circle lesflsss tree with partly
visibls roots On the reverse the outer
circle bears the words New Tngland.
An Dom; in the centre are the figures
'lO52' This ancient silver coin ID about
the sizs Of al old English shilling; the
edge Of the rim IL worn in three places
about the sixteenth part Of 81 inch, and
with this exception it is in fine state Of
preservation, which fact gives weight 70
the suPposition that il had been coined
but 3 trief time PreTiops to its loss or
burial
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-11-02

Am 5s1 AN INSTANT DEATH Last
week rack m=s.sr Holden Of the RutiAn6
i TFa-tiastou railroad lad narrow es-
csP- He 49, standing by the track
near S-a~t@u. Washington county. n. 7.
where h vas engaged il making some
repairs, wheo the wood train went by.
Jo-t - ne rim was opposite him E large
.'lsA yt wood fell Fl, striking on the end
o. t.e ground, then reb9uudlpg 30 that
tbe cher end struCk Holden On the
5rea-', knocking him down. He was
picked up ~ bis msr, ard II vas bought
h waull de, int he has since recovered.
the injury not beiuE no great g. was ap-
pretended. The force of the tlow vas
broker somewhat ty IL ip9n Bay be had
il his bsD5, tSe stick striking tbst f-st.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-11-02
The Burlington Homicide.

Our teIegrsphic columns, yesterday
morning, contained E brief announce
ment Of murder committed in BarliDg'
ton, Thursday. We gather the following
particulars Of the affair from the FIRE.
Press.
The scene Of the tragedy IVES room IL
the second story of small house On tbs
east side Of Water street, little north Of
Cherry street. 1t was occupied by a1
old col0red woman, Mrs. Freeman, and
her two sons Israel and Lssnder. With
them boarded young Freedman named
William Carlo, % years old. Israers oc
cupation was butcbering hogs, etc, fOl
any parties desiring his services, and Car
DO often worked with him.
The only witness to the transaction Was
Young man named John Hallahan.
Hsllahan WIS passing along the street,
and wss hailed by Freeman, from the
window, and asked TO come mp and see
some books. Upon going into the room,
he found Carlo and Freeman, and box
of dime novels. Freeman missing one OF
the books, asked Carlo where it YVES, and
was told in reply, that be had put it back
iEto the box. This led TO soma angry
words and mutual recrininBtion. Free.
msn remarked that be would Fix" him
.Carbo), started toward basket contain.
So tr&r @0-1a -h-.az
butcher knives, E 'fhog-hook,s etc. By
the baaket lsy a hand axe, also used in
the business Of butcbering. As Freeman
went for these murderous weapons, Carlo
rushed aftzr him, and seized him, reoeiv-
ing blow ever the eye as he did 50 from
the fist Of the colored man. Carlo re-
turned the blow, and q scuHs followed,
in which more blows were exchanged,
and which ended in Freenan's being
thrown 70 the floor face downward.
Holding hin down By the neck with one
hand. Carlo seized the bgtchet, and struck
him two dreadful blows q the head with
the edge. The keen stesl cut through
the skull il CHASTITY cash, extending
half around the head from back to front,
and alnost literally splitting Of the top
Of Frsanan's head. His brains poured
cut u7oa The foor. Sense and motion
left tir. Of coarse. 1t once, and in ten
minutes h vas eorpss.
-.---.s...-7- g.. ...~ss.,.;o- us1-
80, - - - 60 =.
-7-sI s1-' '-.- o~' -1--0 - y C4'Oo' WIZ
said 1e should g ano give himself up,
snd started ior Up tow1. Gang directly
70 the s---a Of cHss- White. under the
IT. HI - --=-.., r;-,s-7 ss;3 sT
nave E1-+72 f751Sl zlc " -lt yon 70
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-11-02

A INV HoTEL - They have inst
opened lev botel in 2 Southern State
capital, and one Of the newspaper men
who assisted wTitss-.It is s beautiful
house. Amid lie bowers, its frsscos5.
grand, Elittsring psrlorf. the member Of
the Legislature, at nine dollars Gar, can
have his heaven, and listen to the music
OF q sixteen string band and the Toios OF
bis nightingale, and enjoy tie feicitiss Of
the only paradise that perhbps, viii srsr
be his
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-11-02

Tar Wax-FA r,~r-T.rts 1T vrr.,.---r.
pr. r -15.--.7r-.--
.1'-..'. ''' TX
81 Eng o. 5fH1 - zAS11f%1tuFfrs
speak. - follow. Of rhe' : 4.iara1 Para.
MI CrrB7.rv. ,f verserna.. = vl:-l
n -, - p'-.=s-..
- u
Directly - he 'ooi NJ o.. i@lI-. u ?
margin mat i par-ly ov+rtu- : y the
primitive ROCKS, he Nato''>l Il re Nal
ws'F" are tpl', AID 10 "l- 'l"l az tn.
T7g1ou AhoI41 - e~ay " h"ut WHITES
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-11-02
mo. d
What a Merchant Saw of Europe.


4 DEAR ONES At HOME Since last
writing, with fall expectation Of depart
urs from England Monday, We settled g
moderate bill at the Alexandra Hotel
said Bdieu to genial host Eberls and took
e CAB Tor Wellington Dock. Not mo-
rnent too early were We aboard the Isis,
she SWING from her noorings and We
thought Ourselves of for sea. After 81
hour Of twisting and of turning amidst q
rnezs Of stone walls which form the Liver
pool docks, and ere famous the navigsble
world over, We finally anchored at origi-
nal rnoorings, and the captain tells Of neo-
essgry delsy uotil the midnight tide.
We go ashore, the Twins" ever fertile
with well-tirned suggestions, say some
thing OF Manchester. Dad secures cab
and hence to the London and North
Western Railway. We are afforded tick
cts st an indifferent ofioe in e nagnif-
cent stone depot, and are at once conduct
ed to IN English rail coach by an exceed
iDgly courteous offoar, who has the urban
ity If q brakeman, and is not to be class-
ed with that hireliDg ofhoiousness CON-
mon to many men Of like station il Amer
ioa.
lie C9ac5s5 ! what older time convey
anoss they ars. Confined under lock- and
KEY, We peer ont the side door windows
/ like 50 many Gagged birds. Seats for Elk
each oonpsl Us 10 sit bolt upright, to face
aD opposite Deigbbor, and with him 70 in
/ tertwiue our uDgainly ! ankee limbs I
/ dangerous place for John Bulls oorns
were be g58 vts with 81 awkward
aEo7sier broa6tres5." But the irate old
gentleman Las borne 50 many adverse Pc
lirioal knocks q ls.e, that il Is lot ike
" we should besr more than shTug and
Ugh 90 The sigDsl II the CREST depot
! sounds promptly to the second, our engine
/ sbrieks g nerve shattering ahrill, and with
utmost ease Of motion We are gliding ont
q Liverpool, and coursing green fields
ana wooded 6ells 4 charming ola Eng
/ land" Exchznga3 glanoes are merry and
/ expressive IS much l. say: Bless me-.
! this is Pheasant. riding On E rail" With
| scarcely e jar orr speed increases and row
- hest W. NAV. let u peep ST the country.
Small f=l3s II highest state Of cultira-
/ tio2. tut few swine, ~ occasional noble
+ looking COW. sleep shaggy with lie yet
unborn luxrria1t coating # wool. Teo-
nazrr waz5sriue about t1a irregular
fsl3- W. could not resist feeling that
the 5n3eper5e1cz Of farmer life is much
ovrr. lied aror- The F-gl;... The satis-
f.c.iq2 Of possession Is wanting. Some
71~-e rr7us squire = high born aristo-
c-.+ tas mad aseh q these English farm
srs 10 s7-,--.a~s ~f t;. Ao7.-v. Not
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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-11-02

The RTTUALIsTs The Episcopal Con
vsntiop at Baltimore has finally decided
to leave the whole subject - the ritual
canon Just Is they found it. The matter
was most thoroughly discussed and very
general intsrohAnging OF views was taken.
AL the member, ii seems, con emned ex-
IRENE ritualisn; bat some Of the proposed
ID ,dihcations were obnoxious enough TO
defeat the whole reform.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-11-02

AUSTRALIAN RoMANCE.-Austrais j.
3 convenient region Of romance, being too
distant for close investigation for The
seeptiosL For t1rmPle An English
nubleDsn falls in love with Is mother.
pretty maid, 3 sort Of Becky Sharp. She
avoids her noble lover and complains tbsl
sbs is "persecute5." s. MILFORD takes e
years trip IL Europe. becomes leTe-sick a.
well BE ses-sitk croa.ing the channel. snd
writes her an Cffer Of marriage She
doubts, be swsars fidelity, and Dsrries ber
privately. A daughter is born, the moth
~ dies and the fatLer wsds again. Twep-
ry-fve years elspss the girl fslls in love
with one who hts The II sfortuDe TO kill
he superior aud l. transported She fol-
lows him to Botany Bay. In IN "uufor-
tunste flair" Der iover loses hi. life spd
his disconsolate lsdy-love becomes baud
N alden IN The house Of E poor settler. Hzr
father dies childless, preserving sollci-
tor seeks The daughter 20 long disovDe6,
srd she becomes Eliz beth Morton, with
500, 900 year.