Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-11-16
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"A swit ch-track has been built 10 &C
ommedate the extensive freight businfs
Of the new mantel mandatory.
observation-disclosures is now being don,
It the new grist-mill.
How TO make an English an Irish
mile-Walk the fret to dram-shop, takf
drink of poor whisky and make a raj
fence home again.
On Monday evening, with the tier
mometer three degrees below gro, an ur
chin from Ire, with coat-oollar abont hi
ears. and hands thrust into his capaciou'
pockets to the elbows, accosted US with
the commonplace remark that he "RuesSec
this was our Injun summer !" We chat
teringly, yet politely supposed it to hold
the same relation to the season of toun
tiful harvest" that a Greenland Esqui
maux did to Florida Choctaw.
The firm of Magin & Thompson ha'
dissolved the business is continued By
Mr.. G. A. Thompson.
w. H. Woodland has we'll selected
stock of fall and winter goods which ore
finding rapid and ready sale.
H. G. Carpenter and family have re-
moved to New York city.
The remarkable strepgth of love may
he demonstrated thusly Support your
Dulcina through the cotton, wooden, tim
copper, silver and golden weddings ETC.
saving wood, snd on the last suspicious
annivers 4ry, give her the days earnings
TO purchase Glove of a bonnet" and eat
dry apples and drink water for your sup.
per.
"A perplexiug query to many young
ladies: why editors insert notes IN this
wise, 1.-TWO weddings next week" and let
curiosity stretch a whole week before the
happy parties names are announced?
"A little daughter of Mr.. II. Kennedy
lately drank from phial. powerful medi-
cine sufficient to kill an adult, but fortu-
nateIy it acted as an emetic and the child
recovered.
- The Catholic school-building has
been thoroughly repaired under the in
defatigable supervision of Mr.. J. Murphy,
and is now warmer and more comfortable
for teachers and children than ever be-
fore since its erection.
Mr.. ellison, of the firm of Parker, Gill
son & Dewey, started last week on an ex
tensive Western tour He will visit Kan
sas.
The real secret of success in business
was sagely revealed by drowsy Irish
man, who, seated in the noisy bar-room of
one of our hotels soundly sleeping, was
rudely awakened end questioned as to
how he could slumber mid such con-
fusion. "Hoa0 is it why pays attintion
tot, that's all ~
The first sleighjng of the seasons
bountiful snow-storm, and preparing tur-
keys for Thank sgiving.
-AQitators of skating rink are busy.
A -tock company year ago enjoyed one
f ,r a short season by thoroughly damnaing
the river. They had occasion thereafter
TO perform the same flee lin prof4ne
4ense) for the Snow that would rise higher
than the water. "If at first you don't sue
coed try, try again"
How soothing to weary man are hope
'ul words. that tell of worldly vanities,
frail end feeting. of heavenly raptures
.ure and never-ending Despondingly
we turn away from our life-lahors, de
-palr darkens the rough rozd before Us
and YEARLY our eyes fall upon some
printed page. We suddenly drink in the
Wisdom of some lofty thought. List in
dmiration of the noble truth, ashamed of
nur weakness, we study for moment
'ho bright fnger-bo4rd before us and
"press on" our journey reassurtd. Who
has not f-lt the power of some noble
thought, when, cast down hopeless. it fell
4s a ray of heavenly hope upon the heart.
Thank God for words of cheer and prom
i-e. Treaeurts of noble minds, they are
An ever f,wing charity-heirlooms OF
all who seek oontentment therein.
FxCEISTOR