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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-11-02

THE BRANDON MANUFACTURING Co
We learn that this company have re.
ceived a telegram from the Pacific Coast
with the pleasing news that the Howe
Scales, manufactured by them, have been
awarded the Grand Gold Medal at the
Oregon State Fair, just closed, which was
held at Salem, Oregon. This makes a
total of niue first class premiums which
this company have received upon their
scales during the past forty days. The
SUCCESS Of the Howe Scales, under the
present management is almost wonderful.
Within single year the demand has
more than doubled, and although the
Brandon Co, have made large additions
to their factories, greatly increased the
force OF workmen, and are working extra
time, they are unable to fill their orders.
At the Chicago fire their salesroom on
State street, and their large four story
warehouse in the North Division were
both consumed with all the contents On
the day following the fire, their ware
house was re-established at No. 81 Jeffer.
son street, ION the west side) and their
agents bu9y making contracts for new
scales, a large shipment of which was
then on the way, and it must be pleasing
to the company to find that their goods
are the fAvorites in Chicago. They are
called for by all the leading grocers,
hardware dealers, etc, and the new pub.
lie buildings and markets will use Howe's
Scales in preference to all others. I'm.
usual exertions are being made at the
factory to meet their extra demand.
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uosTON LIVE STOCK MARKET
For the week ending Tuesday, Oct 81, 1871.
Reported for the Rutland HERALD.
AMOUNT OF STOCK AT MARKET,


Cattle. Sheep. Ehote.. Fat Hogs. Veal
i ia.t % Sss sist 1859 1859 leo 1900
One year ago, 4.Ol0 1926 $50 1000
PRICES.
Beeipsr 100 lbs. on total weight Of hide, tallow
and dressed meat, extra s9.000s925. First
quality, SSf0GsS.50; second quality, S7.rOI
s7.5 -; third quality, s. @6.50.
We-tern steers live weight 6dIc. Texans
4@5Ac per 10.
Wnrking oxen $50, $40, 1925 snd 300.
Mich cows and calves firm $50 to 800. Extra
from SOS to $85. Farrow cows, sl2 to s25.
Yesriings $3.50 6SlS; tEO year olGs, $l2Gs2S
thr-e year Ods, S2j "a s45.
SWine--Wrstern fit, lone. Northern dressed
hogs 64cp-r lb. StOres-Wbolesale, none.
Prices Of sheep and lambs-Iu lots, S.. So 90 on,
81 So So 20, 81, 81 so per head, or from 4c@7&c
p Spring lambs, $4,000 $3.50.
Price If hides, talow and tkins-Brighton
hides 8t9S4c per ID country lids, NC q SC.
Brighton talIow, &c q 81; country ia low, 5he
to &c.
skins, 81 to sl.75. Calf skins Ice to lSc per ID.
Prices of poultry ezra Ice per ID; prime,
15k@l5ke; good, l5Gl54c; medium, l4HG
lake; poyr to m dunn, l4c.
REMARKS.
The large number OF cattle at the market, OF
which 24i6 wer. Western which were obtained
on little better terms an tie eek previous, has
had the effect of depTec' aring prices which were
from Il to Nc lower. but the latest reports
from Albany lnQlCtte an Improvement, IDe II e
has been little better than II was a. the close OF
business at Brighton. We noted the .ale~ OF
about 800 Yves err, of which one lot OF rs were
sod at 5Ac664c; ~ at &c; 70 at 4z6c; at SIC;
SIS at SIC; lO4 at &c; IS at exc; III az exc; %
exc; i2l at exc; 8" at 6%c; and 10 at 6ae
per B. live weight. AL Watertpwn BrOwn-n &
Field sold a nice pair of oxen, 1890 lbs at 9He..
dressed. Seven 2 year old steers at s37 each; 4
at s38; at $40 and 3 at s4l, orr to 7Hc per To-,
dressed. Six 3 ear old teers 10 Mr.. Brown-l At
s.c, dressed; 70 Mr.. Buck a eer to DIES IS lbs
f r &C. and better, $50 lbs. for &c; fin- lot o.
lake cattle. j. Quinlan sold car load Of COWS
and younk cattle at 5 to SIC, de sd. S. Avery
so 5 two year "lds at &C per Id he To-. Tow
er sold pair of 4-year Old steers Tor slle: pain
Of 3-ye olds tor same price OF INC, dressed;
COWS and steers at &c; young cattle and cows at 3
to ~ pr ID. dressed. TIL theeo trade IS DOT az
lively as last week. The butchers complain ina
the mutton ma, ket the past week has been dull,
that there has been much dressed nut on II 10
Maine, that much of the live stock orered Is
rather slim. Sales OF so sheen at So; SIS iambs at
7c; "a az &c; AZ at &c; los at 81 SO, 20 cuIls at
81 so each; ll3 at 1915; loo at $3.50.
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TEE Wool MARKET.-The Boston
wool market has improved slightly in the
demand, but the present high prices OF
wool and relatively low prices of goods,
Prevent manufacturers from buying more
than enough to supply their present
wants. Sellers are unwilling to make con-
eessions, and business drags heavily.
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Martial Law to be Declared.

A special from Washington says that il
is asserted on authority of Senator Pool,
that President Grant has expressed de-
termination to declare martial law
throughout the South in consequence Of
the continued outrages.
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POTATO MARKET.-Potato shipments
from Troy during the past week have
been unusually brisk. Since Monday
evening of the previous week, nearly IA,
900 barrels have been shipped to New
York. The price which on Saturday was
quoted at $162, fell on Monday to S1.25.
One thousand eight hundred barrels were
shipped on Monday last.
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N. v. stock and Money Market

Money firm at per cent. currency TO per
cent gold. Prime mercantile paper II to Is and
good "a per c-nt.
Gold steady at l12 b 6ll24 cash gold is scarce
owing to the heavy Canadian purchases yester-
dav borrowers paid an IG1 Der day.
The cl-arances were S9I ,0G0O00
htering exchange lover at los 3lOSH.
Governments Fl m and very du l. May and No
vember bonds being quoted at ex-interest.
State secur ties unchanged.
Stocks strong without activity.
The Treasury Department to-day issued an or
der calling in million and a-haIf of the thu
per cents.
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To the Public.
OAKLAND, CALIFORNIA,
September %, 1863.


Mr.. EDIToR-Sir: Will you please insert the
following for the sake of placing things in a true
light. 1thas been reported that have changed
my name and am going under an ass umed name
1t Is not 80. was born on English Possessions !;
am OF French extraction, and was grated into
Vermont, where my name was changed from
Francois EXuril Terrien to Edward T. Terril,
thus changing the Christian name and retaining
the same family name and the same initials, it
only being reversed from f. L. T. to E. f. t. the
same having been changed by my father, Louis
Terri, or by his good will and consent myself
Edward f. Terril, having had nothing to do in
the matter at all. If there is any wrong Vermont
must be held to account, as my father, Louis
Terril has exchanged this life for better one
and consequently has account to settle here.
44:w4w, EDWARD T, TERRIL,
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From Arkansas

LITTLE Rock, Nov. /.
Some movers en- route from Georgia to
Texas passing through her" Yesterday
were accompanied by Lesro"H raIsed by
the family, and who were following them
from choice. About two hundred
negroes surrounded the wagons and took
three negroes by force and against their
protest. There is great indignation among
the whites.
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Drowned.

HARTFORD, Nov. /.
The body of man was found in the
river to-day and identified as Patrick
Mccarthy, railroad laborer, who is said
to have a wife aud child in California,
and sister in Springfield, Mass.
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Rutland County Court.
SEPTEMBER TERM, 1871.

HIN. HoYT II, WHEELER, Chief Judge
Hon. JEROME B. BROMLEY, ! Assistant
Hon. BRADLEY FISH, ! Judges.
thursday, Oct. 90 The only hear
ing was in the matter of Frances Goslin
who was brought before the court on 4
writ of Ha5eas Corpus to obtain his dis
charge from the County Jail. Itappeared
that he was confined on "close Jail exc
cution," issued by justice of the peace,
on Il judgment rendered by default in
Az action of trover, the original writ
baviuu been issued as a summons only.
The discharge Of tho relstor, Goslin, wa
ordered. Martin g. Everts, for relator
Reuben r, ThrAll in opposition.
After announcing their decisions in
cau-es heretofore henrd, and correcting
docket entres, the Court adjourned sine
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UsatLG.

PIERCE.-In Claremont, N. H, Oct. 30th,
Mrs Hattie Pierce, Oldest daughter of E. L. God
dard, Esq.
THOMAs.-In Hins isle, Cattaraueus Co., N.
Y. Sept 3Oth Selah Thomas aged II years.
PARKS-In Wells, Oct. 2Sth, of cancer, Lucy,
wife of Robert Parks, Esq, aged Sc years and
months. -
D1ESSER-In Now Rutland, H., Oct. 18th,
Elmira Weston, wife Of George W. Dresser.
BILLINGS.-In Hydevilie, Oct. Slst, Allie
Eta Billings, only daughter of E. d and L. M
Billings, aged years and months.
FREEMAN-In Buttervills, Indians, Oat IL,
H O. Freeman, aged A years.
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j Z r Z y Z 3 A .

1t is NOT PHYSTC-It is not what is prep
erly called a BITTERs, nor is il intended
such. 1t Is a South American plant hat has Deen
used for many years by the medical faculty o
those cguntrie~ with wonderful efficacy as a pow-
erful Alternative and unpQualcd purifier of the
blood, and Is q sure and perfect remedy for al
diseases Of
The Liver and Spleen, enlargement or OBJ
structiOn OF intestiDes, urinary, uterine,
CT abdominal organs, poverty or
want of blood, intermittent or re-
mitient levers, Inflammation
Of the liver, dTOpsy, slug
gish circulation ofthe
blood, Assesses,
tumors, jaun-
dice,
Serotuia, dyspepsia, ague and fever, or their
eOneOmitGnts.
DR.. WELLS EXTRACT OF JURUBEBA
is offered to the public as great invigsrator and
remedy for ali impurities of the blood, or for
ganio weakness with their attendant evils. For
the foregoing complaints.
JURUBEBA
is confidently recommended to every family as a
household remedy, ana should be freely taken ia
all arrangements Of the system, IL gives health,
vigor and TO all the vital forces and aniuates
and fortlfes all weak and Emphatic tempera-
ments.
JOHN @. KELLOGG, Is Plat ST., New York,
oct5 i&w4w Sole Agent for the United States.
Price One Dollar per bottle. Send for circular.
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CHEAP FARMS! FREE HOMES
On the line cfthe
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD.

A land grant of u GOO acres of the Best Far
ming and Mineral Lar DIS in America.
009 acres of choice Farming and Grazing
Lands the line of the road. in the State of Ne
braska, in the Great Platte Valley, now for sale,
Tor cash or long credit.
These lands in mild and healthy climate,
and for grain growing and stock-raising, unsur-
passed by any IN the United States
PRICES RANG EFROM 81 TO $40 PER ACRE.
HOMESTEADS FOR ACTUAL SETTLERS.
2500G00 acres of Government Land between
Omaha and North Platte, open for entry as
Homeateads only.
SOLDIERS OF THE LATE WAR
Are entitled to a Free Homestead of l60 acres,
within Railroad limits, equal to a
DIRECT BOUNTY OF s4O0.
Send for the new edition of descriptive PAM
phlet with new maps, mailed free everywhere.
Address, o. Il. DAVIS,
Land Commissioner U. P. r. R. Co.,
sept2d law3mw 3ml Omaha, Neb.
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RICHMOND MARKET-The market was
dull Monday for butter and cheese. Three
hundred boxes of cheese sold at from 10
to II cents for farm dairy; ~ to 12A cents
Tor factory and sage and about one hun
dred and fifty tubs of butter good sold at
from 25 to % cents, and choice at from %
to 30 cents per pound. Potatoes, one car
load, at 80 cents for Early Rose.
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PIANO vohTEs. -Messrs. Chickering &
Sons, tho celebrated ..'Nno. Forte manof4o-
turprs of Bos on and New OFF, nave oee"
awarded during the months OF Sep'enl Oe'
and October. 1871, Five First Pr, >1'l uiii'
G,ld and Silver Medals over all [, ''i'
petition, at difereu: State Fairs Thi,
makes total of eighty-one First Prem
iums received by this house for the SUI
parioliry of their Pianos.
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Binghamptou, June 10, 1871

Binghampton, June 10. 1871.
w. N. Oliver, Esq, has erected marble mon
ument for me upon an order which Is very satls-
factory to me- and from the transaction with me
I should think that he was a very reliable and
punctuai man in his business matters.
MYRON MERRILL.
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weather Report.
SIGNAL STATION, J
WAsHINGTON, D. c., Nov. 1. !
PROBABILITIES.

PROBABILITIES.
The area Of the high barometer in the
Ohio Valley, will probably move north
and eastward, with brisk nortberly winds
to night for short time from Virginia to
New York, followed by partially cloudy
and clear weather on Thursday in the
Middle States and on the lower lakes,
with southwesterly winds and a rising
temperature on the upper lakes. North
westerly winds veeripg to the southwark
will continue on Lake Ontario on Thurs
day, aud fresh northwest winds will con-
tinue on the New England coast, inclined
to moderate gales some distance off shore.
The low pressure on the coast of Maine
will probably produce a severe storm in
Nova Scotia.
CAUTIONARY SIGNALS
are ordered from Chesapeake Bay to
Maine for this evening.
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10. OF G.. T.-At the regular meeting
of Rnt'aod Lodge. No. rs, I o. of G. T.
held Wednesday evening, November lat
1871, the following officers were duly in
stalled
W. c. T.-s. H Kelley.
w. V. T.-Mrs A Btker
W. S.-Geo J. Hayes.
w. A. S.-Miss A. Dutton.
w. F. S-Miss M. l. Atwood.
w. T.-Miss A. Hannum.
w M.-Chaa L. Howe.
w. D. M.-Mrs A. c. Dyer.
WI. G.-Mrs. M M. Hill.
W. o. G.-R D. Fields.
w. r. H. S-Miss r. Pattee.
W. L. H S-Miss l. NJ. Coppins.
W. &c. n Merriam.
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BURGLARY AT VALLEY FALLs.-Sun-
day evening the house of Thomas Palmer,
station agent in Valley Falls, n. Y, was
entered by burglars through side win
dow, and the sum of $8l taken from the
pocket of Mr. Palmer's coat, which be had
hung up in the dining room. No clue to
the burglars has been found yet.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-11-02

GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC
General Burnside, Commander inChief of
the Grand Army of the Republic. has ap'
pointed Col. w. G Veszey, of Rutland,
Assistant Inspector General on his staff
for the Department of Vermont. Col.
T s. Peck, of Burlington, has also been
ppointed an Aide on Gen. Burnside's
st. f. Both these appointments will give
os,, ral satisfaction to the comrades of the
Grand Army throughout the State.
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Local Business Notices.

EXAMPLE FOR THE LADTEs.-Mrs. f. J. Stout
Elkad-r Iowa, besides dong all the houseworl
for family Of four persons, made last year, witt
Wheeler & Wilson Machine, one hundred ant
fifty fashionable DIRE sses, hemmed over 1000 yard
of biased ruflpg, and made quite a number o
uuder-garments. This il about her average WORK
year in all kinds of general sewing for sever
years, with no repairs to her machine.
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ESTRAY NOTICE.

A very large rangey dark brown yearling mare
colt, with one white hind-foot and small star On
forehead wig hit at Fair tune $50 pounds light
shoes Oh forward, if not lost of. Strayed from
Bald Mountain, NJ -ndon Whoever will give in
tor N alton return her TO the subscriber wilt be
suitably rewarded. Il, L. GLEASON.
Rutland, Oct 81, 1871. IL w3W.
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THURSDAY MORNING. Nov. 2, 1871.
BUrTER-Per pound, FranklIn
County, 22a25c
BUrTER-icommonI 2oa25c
GHEEsE-New, per pound, l6al5c
EeGs-Per dozen, 52S35c
PoTAroEs-Per bushel, sSn50
LAnD-Perpound, lie
d" in caidies, lac
TALLow-Per pound, 6lOe
dAMs-PeT pound, l2GI6e
BEEF-Per pound, best cuts, l5a2Oc
BAooE-Per pound, 2Oc
ssAUsAaE-tBolognal y n zoe
EhksH SAUSAGE, l26l5e
DRIED BEEy-Per pound, 22@soe
PonK-fresh, Per pound, 7al5c
dUrIoN-Per pound, loRlOc
LAMB-Per pound, Pals
VEAL-Per pound, as to quality, IeGz0e
CHIoKEEs-Per pound, zoe
TURKEYs-Per pound, lsa25c
per pound, &c
FRESH FIsH-Per pound, s635e
MAcKEREL-Per pound, SGl2c
HADDoCK-PeT pound, &c
MAoKISaw TEoUT-PeT pound, Zoe
FRESH TRoUT-Per pound 34R4Se
25e
HALLIDUT-SmOked, lie
WHITE Fish, Ice
PIcKLKs-Per gallon, 40c
T ThIFE@Per poS Snds'' lasi2s
Pros FEEr-tpickled) per pound, lie
Picked ToNGUEs-Per pound, I6nlsc
5UGAR-Muscovado, per pound, lie
- Coffee, exua, l3Ke
Crushed and granulated I5e
TEA-Per pound, 5Oc9sl co
CoFFEE-Extra ground, 30c
Z" Java, unground, 40c
Rio, 2eGZ20
FLoUR-PeT bbl., spring wheat, IS 90
" :" new amber, IS SO
Il" " white winter, 80 50
" 4" :. st. Louis extra, sld 20
mEAL-Per 100 lbs, 81 50
FEED-Per 100 lbs, 81 so
K sRosENE Ons-Per gall, 40
CsMEsT-Per Dbl, 81 SO
L. J. SALT-Per bushel, 20
zoe
NEs- PoRK-HOme, per bbl., SIG
CLEAR. l7nO0
BEASs-Per quart, sGiO
EGGs-lFreshl 80
BEANs-(Yrllow Eye s3l2Gl.75c
tcOmmODl 2.u0Gc7 .Ssc
4" tpea. extral O0G13 75T
" tcOmmODl .7502.eD
4" Medium extra. hand picked. > 2 25Gt2.37c
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10000 FARMERS.

THE HELPER shows you how 10 save and
how to make money on the firm. Where 10
look for the profits, and how to obtain them,
How 10 clear $500 90 from Oct. to May. A copy
free TO every farmer sending name and P. o, sd-
dress to ZEIGLER & DCCURDY,
novld&w4w Springfield, Mass.
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AGENTS WANTED FOR
LIFE IN u Il A I'll

BEING AN EXPOSE of THE SECRET RITES
AND MYSTERIES OF BIOR1ONISM.
With a full and authentic history Of Polygamy,
by J. H. BEADLE, Editor OF the Sat Lake Re-
porter.
agents are meeting with unprecedented sue
cess. One reports 1856 subscribers IN four days,
another II in days. Send for Circulars snd
rec what the press rays OF the work. NATION
AL PUBLISHING CO., Phil4, Pa. Lnovld&wf
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Minor Items

Mr.. B. NJ. Bailey has associated with
him Messrs. W. H. aud G. Parmenter in
lhejewelry hu,iuess.
A neat little Russia covered betting
book has become q necessity to our enter
prising society girls.
R. n. Allen of Pittsford, has received
patent for a sewing machine treadle.
-Chestnuts, cranberries, and ounces
are plenty in our markets.
"A Freuchman is said to have invent
ed a lamp wick that will burn for FIVE
years. Does he expect that grocors will
sellit?
"A merchant informs rs that his sales
last month were larger than in October
1870. Businesa is not dull yet.
Beware of pretended sufferers from
Chicago, every city and large town is
crowded with these shameless imposters
From the crowded state OF our col
ums this morning Dainty and Poultney
j., ,us are omitted.
vs. publish another Interesting let
tor Of "wh It a Merchant saw of Europe
Gov stewa 1t will SON issue his pro-
o,.m,tion for Thanksgiving to take place
November 3O,b, the s4mo day as the
National Thanksgiving.
A grand concert will be given at The
- --. H., 80, tbn o1ap;oo OF nac SUI
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FATE OF VERMONT,

~ I AT OF EN- NUN I,
~ DISTRICT OF RUTLAND ss,
The PROBATE Court for the District of Rutland:
To all persons iutere~ted IN the estate of Henry
Rathbone, late OF Rutland in said district,
deceased. Greeting
BY the authority of the State OF Vermont, you
are hereby notified TO appear before the said Pro
bate Court at the Probate Office in Rutland in
said district, on the 2lst day of November, A. d.
1871, to show cause, if any you have, why the ac-
count Of John NJ Hall, administrator of
tn estate OF said deceased should not be
allowed and also why the residue of said estate
should not be distributed to the parties entitled
thereto.
Dated at Rutland, IN said district, this 9th
day of October, A. D. 1871.
JOEL G. BAKER,
44:w3w Register.
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Having bought my stock of Rubbers before the
late rise, can sell lower than any other house IN
Vermont
Mems Tub er Boot, $3.50
Ro, = ruh.,., R.,,s 500
.vulAen's A,ctlc+ 1875
Mems Arctics, 200
Womens Ruhbers, 50
Nj ses' Rubbers, As
Men Rubber Shoes, IS
Mems D. Sole and Tap Boots, 400
Boys D. Sole and Tap Boots, $40
Youths D. Sole and Tap Thick Boots, 2.l0
All other kinds of
BOOTS AND SHOES
At equally "a low price.
Every one buying Boots or Shoes eau save
money by buying at
CURRIERS',
No. Merchants Row,
oct2d&wtf Rutland, vt
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Rutland Retail Prices Current.
THURSDAY MoRs1se. Nov. 2, 1871.

Reported expressly for the HERALD by Chester
Kingsley, Grocer, and w. FL. Dunton.
proprietor of Fulton Market.
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Tne herald A. she only paper IN
.oCOunty of Rutland, or this soc-
of vermont that takes Tese-
H,nhic news. The Herald receives
&c associated Press Reports FeSU.
tarlF.
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,7riVai aud Departure OF Grains

TRAINS ARRIVE AT RUTLAND.
From Bellows Falls, lao & 1900 a. m, 1900
& 1880 p. m. =,
" Burlington, I2.45 & "ll.s5 a. M, 1880 & 1920
Pm.
- Bennington, l so am, &~l0.l5 D. In.
- Saratoga, ll.45 a. m, t4.30 & $50 p. n.
+Msil Tram. MIXED.
TRAINS LEAVE RUTLAND.
Pr l!e,lnvOs Falls, l2.45 & t4.sO a. m, *l2.lO
1906 p. m.
d. bennington, *9.45, a. m. b tails D..
- Saratoga 500 a. m, Il IS so Il $40 .. m.
g Salem, LIS & 1900 a. m, u. 10 t5.00p. Ia.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-05-20

The human stomach has been shamefuy prosecuted
organ. There was time when for every dreliction Of
duty it was punished with huge doses of the most
gushing and nauseous drugs In vain 1t rejected them
and literally returned them upon the hands of those who
administered them They forced upon 1t again and
again. until Its solvent power thoroughly drenched
out of it,
The world is wiser than 1t In that drastic era
when furious purgation and mercurial salvation were
what ARENAS Ward would have called the main holt"
of the faculty. in cases of dyspepsia and liver complaint
The great modern remedy for indigestion and bilious
is Hostetters Stomach Bters, preparation which
has the merit Of combining paatable favor with such
tonic apeent and anti bilious properties as were never
heretofore united in any medicine.
1t has been discovered last that sick people are not
like the abed Tians, who found prostrson so reresh-
ing that, when knocked down. they rose from the earth
twice vigorous before. When an Invalid is pros
trated by powerful depicting drugs, is apt to stay
prostrated and the debiated being aware Of the fact
prefer the building up to the knocking don7 system OF
treatment.
Hostetters Bitters meets the requirements Of the r
tonal medical philosophy which present prevails 1t
10 perfectly pure vegetable remedy embracing the three
Alternative fortihes the body against disease nvigor
ates and rel itazes the torpid stomach liver and
effects most alutary change in the entire SYSTEM when
in morbid condition.
In this country where the EMBEDDING temperature rem
ders the human organization particularly susceptible
be taken as protection against epidemic disease
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