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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-11-23
". Gleinei6f,


Eabrifant bon B eI3maaren n,
Gn9ros 9erfauf in Der %spetten @tage bes Gabrttz
@e6Guoes Ht. 2f3, gtorozSa pitra6e, @in3eln Ser.
tGuf in Der eriten Stage DOR SIR. 2t3, ROrb : @apitr.
uno Rr. 1914, 0efz8a lttmoretraBe, qeQenitber Rem
Bureau Der nAbam's grpres, omDaonie."
Be goti5 gebe tp hermit Dem IobItheu 8ublitum,
BAT man Die Sausnur1ner r213," Sburen bonn
meinen Nameu uno SGusnummer auf ter 8or, bic
niht il oben9enannten @eIbdften eefauft rpnroeu,
bin i'd nidt oerantDortlid. (Sn2L, 3DRte) '
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~ gtan Iee Die anBslee Don Srpant, ytretton
& Sabler's s~GufrnGnniieter 2ebranffalt aRt Der
4. 5eite! (Sft 2.f9h
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Die eefallenen oentfben Hntoi1s;
fGmpfer.

MitsetbsIt bon u. s6atin8 & Co., @aibiuSton.
Gus Dem ioeben uer6fentlidten 81. Sano
Der gbrenliTte C"Roll of Honor'O Der I'M let..
ten ariege geblisbsnen llniOnstampfer. bic auf
BEN SrieOb6ieu gu Beaufort, S.zS., uno Stat
die, beerbist iino, Sieben mir Die naflolgen-
ben Nameu beraus, welfe pieleidt fir Ill=
aebDrige bon Sntereiie iein %bitrften. Nahere
Iusfl1nft iiber bi. bier @enannterl, lofpte ilber
aroere 8erIdolene nnD Selu9te miro on
Sere9ti9te germ ertbeilt BON
az n l. =, = ., a 2. re a ~ "a
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a- aufseber Der i3ablun9 an Mana earie d
ter. Orb, ar. @etnbauien, ST., lit eriuGt, in
Grpeb. b. 81. poriuipreben.
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RS- gufeeber Ger 3abIune on Giscl Srisf, Boien,
lit eriu6t, in Der GGpeb. >. 81 oor3uipreben.
Sc aufseber DER 5apIung on Jotepb Jeiaref in
Bdcip lit erluht. in ber@rpeb. b. 81. uorSuipreden.
rs gufseber Der SGbIung iUr 3iram Sdder ooer
Seder in WDrlenbdd@ lit eriu9t, in Der Srpee- D.
Slattes oor6uiprcden.
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Gin &nabe hnr6 6%amptun's 1inttur
aeheift

@aNin sobu NOR Ieff iiTirf 5abreu nit Der ScroIu(a
bebaftet. 9eibpire iiHo IN lstnen armen, Beiueu
mo ai Riiden. 6 bis s Sur 3ett, oufaebrObcn. IS
tamen 40 Siiifden 8uohen, pom Der 9robe zines gfa.
o~eltopiss bis 81 einem Sol groB, aus Den @eitUi
rsn. Hahoem i'd bic beiten Aerste uuo BatentzAfes
et5tnen gebrIubt batte, muree CT burn Sdmpton'S
linftur se9eilt. Sian iprebe Dor uno leie oGs Ser
tififat.
Oieies eroSe Sell uno SrGftiguu9s : NitteG turirt
Suften. Opspepiia, Rbeumatismus unb alle Uta9ens
uuo 9ebGrmez 3raatbeiten.
Brets 81 pro SlGide ODER ieds Stai6Cu fir s..
gu baben bei alen Sroeuilteu.
q. q. WoDbrdp, Gi9eutbbmer,
Rr. 3, SiS=ebarlesfr.
tEetr. %, 12URtet&fp, 2.p j
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Smpsrialseano= unb 9eiaz @ejraIdaft,

Si1ipertGl>Satt0= INN Set1=W Gatt.
Siiredu Sfr A, ct. 9GuIarafe,
inter Der rS a ntpon y atttmore,
incorporirt i'm Suli 1872.
Gao 900.
Stamten:
Spln Glenn, 9rdf ;
S5entIep g.. Sibb, BicezBrdf.;
q. q. EenlD, Setretar;
Gbas. =. Smirb, Sbasmeifer;
e. Walis SIafiffone, solicitor.
Sirettorinm NJ:
Sobn @lennt Senrp o.. Gpion,
Bentlep 6. Bib, e. o.. Suntins,
@. a. onep, George 80. Sroofs,
Gbas. 8. Smitb, Sames q, Serbert.
Sobn Abern.
g'eIoer ipsrben auf anseniefene 3inien ausses
Iieben.
1nbebaute unb bebaute @runb ftiide aefauft.
Sir Siherbeit unb geninnreihe anlaee BON gas
pitaiien bletet bieie @eieGihoft Bortbele, wette pom
tstner onberen ibertroffen Deroen.
Yari=2sertb Der antbeite.
Wo9en5abluna pro Mntbeil.. ,...........$ 81, 90,
(Sept.1 IA, l2Uite)
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9

SorJieIibes 2~inptbeuss6eu ann 8ertaufe bel
Der 9arrenIa6ung ooer in osu Rcufern ~paIIenben
SuartitGten bel GbipIep & $artou,
(Ottl5,6Nthl Nr. 2, Sotulep's 8erfte,
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8etriebssG apital 100000.

Sieie 9eieli6aft bot ihr 8etlie6s=9apitaI auf
cine Wiuion Cellars
erbobt, uno lit jest 6ereit, @elb 0us5uGetben in
beliebi9en Sunlren eeetn bppotbetariibe Si6erbeit
auf 9runoeiSentbum uno 9ebdnoen, fir bic Dauer
pom 4 bis 10 Sabreu,
riidjablbdr IN 10 o d. emilio d. en- Naten.
@eiuden flr Sarleben miro Die piirttli61e @uf=
mertiamfeit seruiomet unb fin ale beiuiaiste Oar.
leben oas baare " eIb opne Ser5u9 auseez
5ablt. SelS ais SeppfTt
feiro segen Versitun9 bon 3inieu Gnsenommen.
SdipldEe,
eeeignet fir BobnbGuler &C. iinb ifets eeaen @rlnns
rente oSer gesen BGar gu periauien. u49-)
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ugatitraksn tmmermGbrenber Sau:
herein Nr. 2"
Do bieier Ssrcin 70 CUTE 5oltitritte 9emadt bot
f0nnen mir nidt unterla,ien, oas Yublitum oapon Su
benabridtieen; bsnn Gin Sober, Der f6 einem Bauz
Bereln an3uiblieBen pinibt, banoelt IN ieinem
eteenen SRtereffe, mcnn er ilh on bieiem b~etbeiIiet,
uno ndhfen 1pnnerffas, ben IA. Ropember.
Ibenfs Z lbr, bt 5ln. Sobanu Srieerid, Moth.
Rr. fsS. ssatz, nobe Siuentra6e, fommt, iuoem
nur 1000 4ntbeile auseegeben lperben.
SeInridD wfai qudrSt, Yrdi.;
Sob. Sris Roth, &aiiirer;
Sermann Sptfeg, Setretdr.
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.WaniinnzS ez8auherein."

Sen Mitgtieoern bes obisen Seretns CUR 9a6ridt,
bas Der 8erein pom nun feline 8rriammlungen ni6t
mebr in Sielefelo's Sauie, iorhern bel Bal. 9ipp,
SIDE Der ebais= unb Somericttra6,, abbaIteH iuir6.
SIM aufra9:
(2Sl-2) Ssinrid, Bees, Ger.
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Sleii6er, 8rauer II. stalieigentbiimcr
,peroen ietr tuobttban, lpenn lie Die Sorjiise oes @ras
! am'fd,en 2lspbalt @faferS iir S6labtbduier,
untcriu6en. Dieie Baafterur9 ut bart, aber 9erub=
log unb our6aus 9egen WGiie uno Jtdlten seTGert unb
balerbaftr, aIs tT9eno cine anoere. Nle Arbeit utro
BON Der 9eleaibait 9arGntirt. Sic be5ieht ih uui
has Bflafter in Der SoutbtraBe. @de Der Rerman= IL.
@ballestraBe, mo iir I'M S0uie auf Die SO. y. o.
Sauerpein, Rr. p, Glib : @bartesitra6e, une Srn.
SeluIs Turner al Der uerldn9crteH 8enniploania4auez
ME, 2. Stage.
8Ireau Der @e~feIIihaft, .
Rr. 40, &i9btfrdRcn<gBerfte
90 nhkrS 4 MntA MnH Afncn u n = IL ono
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0enrI &. Srown,

iriiber Don Ser Tirma 6snrp 6. 9rotpn & Comp,
praftiid,er Sd9eunadIer, Orr. "a, @ans. Spt@
iQeu Baltimore urb Seconb TRACE, reparirt SGGsn
auf Die bette gBciie; J.. y. SABINE dusbsiern, nGm=
lnern, Seten uno ShGrien per 3Gbue Don 9anoz,
Huden= uno 0olJ= oigen; 9ummtreH, 0.mmern,
Seeen uno SbGrien bon 3tItel-. Utibteu-, Guar unb
Eitz sGgeu; gtal(plattcn nsrben 8eridHltten uno
9trdoe eemGtt; Sdsen uno feiten Der beren Guoltz
tat gum Serfaute su aH9emcfeHeu ItellGn.
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Wruer 9amberein.

9a Der rge6aniessYauuersi SIR. g." IFinemGnbe
nobe IL, lpurbe bei1loisn. etnen ncuen Serein gu
griinoeu in 8 N. u. y i q III drtner's 2otaL
gtr.47, albemarIehrase. aue Sreuuoe oaoon fino
eriuht, 9ienHd9 2IbenS nm 8 lbr gu eriheiren,
no oGs @inibreibCselo erboben miro IL. ote gScbl Der
Seamten itatttinoet. Spbias Sdrs,
g. 3immerndrn
C5cp:g SSaper,
(29i-2) Se. Gceiboar.
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"A MiarmOr= 0allenz
A&let6er>0 anblnAg a.
e. q. Gmifh & SpmD..

q. s.. Smitb s GDmp.,
S9netoer unb aleiber 9Gueler.
MISUNDERSTANDING.
Wtr baben ouf %unlercnI 1900 Iuseebs
9abentiiden un6 @ei6dIts>I nSiae
mebr oils Gin tanfenb lest iertis fir
AnabensMuSise bic Sribiabrs- Serfdufe.
in alien Steie Waaren
beliehteu Sdnitten. ftno ale ein9efauft,
Die WaGreR rpurben ete bic lette Yreiserbo,
frib5eiti9 ein9etauft 5uHg in % o1entuaaren
unb Die &dufer eirtrat. Sbr tonHt
ba6en ben Sort6eiI % YroBent iparen,
Der niebri9en Breiie. tuenn ~frib5eitts setauft
500 6 naben-an5I9e uno pom oieiem 9roBer
fir So; 8orratbe aleibunes=
300 feinere an5ige fiden 9eipdblt miro.
81 bis $40. Sest u%orrdtbis fir iofors
200 IhiparBe &uhzNnjI9eI ti9en Serfauf:
IS bis Sf5. Wus9ebzInSi9e $15-$3C
Combinations =GnsIee DO. fin Snaben 11-25
IS bis SIP. 4usgebzSoien 6-10
Dfan fomm f~riib6siti9 9ei6dits=Soien 6-9
uuo ipdble Arbeits=Soien 1856
bon ben beten S6nitten. gBir seben friib5eitisen
Sauiern in ferti9er aletbuns ooer ~betelter 4rbeit
b~eionbere Sortbeile.
q. s. Smitb & Comp,
8unoensS fneiber unb SleioerbdnbIer,
SIR. as unb 30, Geft=galtimorefr., Norbof=G6e,
tueises @ebGube. Bulnpe Dor Der Sbire. (79-)
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0eneralberiammluns hes .. g.
Gnmhprrifta-

Saubereins.
aue Utit9Iiebsr finb ~brinssno eriuht, nddtsr
Wfpntds, zen %. Ntooember. Qbsnbs Z rl5r, in
8eriammIun9slofale bel 9rn. @6r. 9eHe, Nr. 29l
ytoro'9ap traSe, gu eriGeinen, inoem ptatige Sc
I6dite tussen gufIoiuns oes 8eretrs gu perPanbeIr
fino.
(2St-2) Ssrfndnu BnrHeo. Sefr.
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Sanbereitte.

Central : Nnepne Snubercin Nr. 6.
Die Sabree ~gsriamnIuns fino.t Dienffaa, ben
26. D. Wts., ftatt.
esd (Sepra Frpncr, GER.
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0ermania< Sparberein Nr. 2.

VtIHIWIIIUf SpNEUtIeW UT. 2.
SGPrltGe Seriamnluns Wontas, Den p.
Rooember.
SGmmtIide Ytitelieoer finb eriudt, bel BerInei
buH9 Der seiesIi9en Strafe gu eribein.n.
Sobanu Wepsr, Yrii
(28t-2) Gbr. 9teinbad, Sefr.
CARRoLLToN LAND & LOAN ASSOCIATION OF
BALTIMORE COUNTY.
Mne q~ttien.Snhober ftno aufseforoert, Der, an
Wtpntdg. ben 2. Oeember, abenhs Z llbr, l~tattfiu-
benoen idbrItben General. 8erf2mmIuus bei6upobs
men, bel eeiesli9fr Strafe.
(5Si,D 9 Sibner, Sstr.
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0eucr 9aunerein.

VEINtT OWItUt4EIVs
n9eor9 Iaf5ineton=S auperein a." Snhem in Der
crIten 8sriammlune oas ginihreib9elo pom nabe SUG
AntbeiIe be5ablt iuuroe, 10 ptro an Waittmod, ben
q. Iopem6er, abeRtt Z lbr, bic erfe auIuse srboz
ben. g4e Dieieni9cn, bic lid nod einem 9uten Der.
elm anSui6lieBen nlniben, finb adtun9spon sinses
lGoeu, in VI. IS iebert5bd SotaI [,
Jtr. l2S, DIT Ganette=, nabe @%analftr., fb eiu5u-
finoen. Sob. ulrid1, 8rdi.;
Ganuel Heuhan. SicesBrdi;
Gonrap Riibl, StaBm.;
(2Si,2,D Gsproe Z. III, IStfp, Sefr,
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prOulDfntia
Nene Mm,eigen.
nnferrfnf
~ Sur aefaQigen Nntii 1!

Srau Srolid) Grtbeilt llnterritt in 5aubarbeiten q
iun9e 3amen in Rr. fsO, Sesinstpns9t rdB
(218, SID 80, &c. g. 3O2,5)
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-01-04
A Happy New Year.

It falls from the aged and young,
IT'S hailed in all lands and is spoke in each
tongue,
1t comes from the prince, from tf,e-throne
of the king.
And the beggar in rags its welcome may
sing;
It issues from palace, from hovel and cot,
No place so obscure that may herald it not.
1t looks on the cradle. the altar, the bier.
For it brings JOY and sorrow, this coming
New Year
1t is uttered by friends in the gay, festive
1t is greeted with mirth, it is welcomed
with song:
1t passes the lips of the thoughtIess and
And the mourner in anguish will breath it
For dust has been strewn on the fair, sun
ny brow,
And lips have forgotten to herald it now:
On, what would We give those voices to
That twelve month ago wished us Happy
New Year.
| The aged whose years numbered three
score and ten,
With the dust whence they sprang, have
mingled since then:
And manhood. in VigOr I'm strength and in
pride.
Has laid down in silence to sleep by their
side.
And the child in its beauty and innocent
Has been snatched from the sight and hid
in the tomb:
Ihelr rest Is unbrok ken by smile or Dt Tear,
For they heed rot the Old or the Happy
New Year.
The years intheir course. viii circle away,
And each, in their turn, Deaths summons
The heaidof the king Will be pillowed in
And thecrown that encircled it eaten with
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-01-04

The mortuary record of 1871 contains
many names of world wide fame, among
them Herschel, Murchisun, Dumas and
DeKock, Auber and Thalberg. The list
comprises also the honored names of G..
Ticknor, the Cary sisters, Alice and
Phoebe Gems. Robert Anderson, James
Totten and Thos. j. Rodman. There
have fallen among the clergy the Rev.
DR.. Gannett, Father Taylor, Bishop b.
ker and the Rev. Albert Barnes. The
scroll also bears the names of John Sill
dell, James M. Mason and Clement l..
Vallandigham.
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|. O. OF o. FAT the election of OF
ter Creek Encampment, |. o. of o. F.,
the following officers were elected.
Henry r. Dyer, G. P.
Loren Atwood, H. p.
Nelson c. Hyde, s. w.
Norman C. Harris, ]. w.
Charles w. Stafford, Treas.
Newman Weeks, Scribe
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The frost did a curious bit of work on
a window on Michigan avenue, Detroit.
front o Of the window .I ard i about two feet
from it, was SO completely photograph
pie stopped to look at the odd picture.
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Obituary.

/ II VI Ia . "
-; -, 90 -, - o5,f, -
a ,',.',i' p -
~ - - ,...- ,..-. e. 74;-..t...-.,.
Y, - r.,,,, a,,,1 mn. WI H.
,,.,.,,. $500. .I,l I'll, o.,4 -es,,.o.,l
o;t;,1,'. - ~ +or-, Tra wa. ~. If
tI,s ,.-,,r.r.st IF eleven cIir5+.n f,,,- -
Whom, are stiu Ifving two si.,e-. In
ynsiIa,ti one brother in Sbolb,,r, y,
and ono on fine old farm in TTinasb,,r~a
Whom aront tiftee,, raarzofaro NJ W.,
went 70 Hoplinton- Y y ,vbar. H..
fitted for coIIore He entered tha T-ot
vorsit,, Of Vermont at RnrIiro+or ami
rraanata1 in 1904 bavino f.r cont.
-,,-o,.;,s =, co1ro,,o y IT All, z,7.o.
lrhon,,so,, cror.ro Aron ! q 4 r-..
oeu II p Trftcbrock. Archibald Elem
;,r D,DioI Wild. and for classmates
Israel Dav. 4. Dennison. Dana Lamb
Benz. Swan. James Van Ness. Ca.orra
p Williams. and others.
After leaving colIece. Mr.. Weed stud
iad ja,y with Hon Jobn Fine of Oodans-
brrrb y y for = few months Rnf
I'LL. ,i.,,,.. he ,,,,. graz,-,, f., attend ono
~ -, ,.,.-.,.,,,..5 -.
VI i'' my u rs
was converted, ana al once let the stacy
Of Law, entered the Andover Theological
Seminary. and graduated there in 1929
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-01-04

THE BATES HoUsE.-Wilbur f. Page
and Thomas R. Marston having leased
the Bates House for a term of years,
take possession this morning. They are
both young men of energy and expert
ence, who win endeavor to meet the
wants of the travelling public. Mr.. Page
has had experience as a successful cater
er. and Mr.. Marston will be remembered
as formerly a popular conductor on tn
Rutland Railroad, and more recently oil
the New jersey Central Railroad. They
have secured the services of Mr.. Edward
Webster of Bellows Falls to take charge
of the billiard room. Mr.. Webster is an
agreeable and courteous young gentle
man, who win undoubtedly be popular
with the sporting public whom he serves.
The many friends of Messrs. Page and
Marston, on this new years morning,
will wish them abundant success IN Their
new enterprise. Rutland has four as
good hotels as any town in Vermont
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-01-04

then came back where quite a crowd was
assembled, met Hanna and saw Phillips
coming from Farwell's house, met him
said to him, ''you are the man that
struck me, =" and knocked him down.
Cross Eron5ned Was in the grocery
Saturday night with Del. Carr. Hanna
was there. Have heard the boys say
Hanna could not get beer there. Del.
Carr got a gla,s of beer and gave it to
Hanna, and Del. Carr struck Farwell in
the face-Hanna told Carr to strike him
he lodged him on the counter. Went
from there to Smiths. Del. Carr was
with me. Can't say Hanna was there.
Nathan Andrews and Richard Shays
were there. Heard some one say Law
renee & Farwrll's grocery ought TO be
cleaned out. When went to the gro
Gerry Frank Buck Hanna. Del. Carr and
others were there. 3tail q few minutes,
Buck or Carr asked me to treat, | then
went out. Saw Hanna dance there.
Mr. Barn.y (my boss told me to go in
and get the boys away as there might
be fuss. CThis when | went in Mon
day. When Farwell was struck by
Carr on Saturday, Lawrence and his
father, Hanna and Carr were there, Carr
trying to take a glass of beer to Hanna
was why he was struck We followed
Lawrence through under the fence into
the house. Heard Carr say in the house
she is here and we will find him. o." Bow
man came in to get them out and some
others tried to get them out. Del.
Carr, Frank Buck and Hanna went af-
ter Lawrence. Mrs. Lawrence said he
wasn't there. Some one said he w4s IN
there, they saw him go in. Didn't
strike anybody, didn't see anybody strike
Phillips, Farwell or Law,ence.
DR.. Luther Moselv and Dr.. George B.
Haskins were called and testified as to
Maloncy's wound and thai it was NOR
tai
Jeffesaon Thurbcr testified that he was
in the grocery Christmas, at about p.
m. Went in with Frank Buck and Del.
Carr and Edward Rafferty, from Smiths.
Before got there heard report of a
pistol from the grocery, three or four
times, Stepped up into door, and that
was as far as | went in. Saw Frank
Buck, Frank Lawrence, Richard Shay,
Del Carr Edward Rafferty,. Shay had
coat off with ak helve in his hand, fight
ing and striking Jack Hanna; struck
him twice Saw him strike Buck with
ak helyc. Rafferty, was behind the
counter, and had hold of Frank Law
rence's hand, while he thus had hold of
Lawrence's hand, heard report of a
revolver from Frank Lawrence. Saw
/ Rafferty, come from behind the counter
and go out. Didn't see Lawrence do
anything after Rafferty, left. After I
l left the grocery I saw Farwel come
out of grocery with revolver in hand,
this was five minutes after left. Didn't
see Farwell in grocery while l was at
the door.
Cro8s-eganHeatioa. - Charley Buck
didn't come up till fight was pretty much
over with
Valentine Thurber, was at grocery the
I T1 r, llSa' NJ SI' P .o.''l t,l ,''-.' pofe
"a, n n l,'l,,l,'' p De-, nom cnn.
WY, 0,1I ,1 - l5(', " - ''' 1893
and 10 a. m While there Farwell's lit
tie boy came in, went out and came in
again and handed something to his fath-
Ct Cl'"' ''oNe' lihe IeTo'''L.
u/"'S SI''"''''''' 10, " d. 'il'Ie ABOUT
nan all nour, III company wen! out'
llaIlI' aus ''Sh'o IoF peer I "r"o" S2'o lie
I
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Pittsburgh. Pa.

KNIGHTS oE PYTHIAs.--At the regu-
lar meeting of Vermont Lodge No.
I, Knights of Pythias, the following of
ficers were duly elected.
Walter Landon, Y. P.
c. w. Stafford, W. c.
w. G.. Jameson, V. c.
Chas. Clark, R. S.
Chas. Olmstead, F. S,
Geo. NJ. Chase, 3.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-01-04

PROTECTION. - The New York T3T-
6lne says William Elder has shown
from the statictics in the Treasury De
partment that the population of Great
Britain is now consuming only one peck
of our wheat per head per annum, while
the Americans consume of their own
wheat five bushels per head per annum.
To the farmers Of Iowa, Illinois, and In
diana this single fact contains all the is
sue between Protection and British Free
Trade. 1t determines the value to them
of the foreign market. 1t proves con-
clusively that it is only one-twentieth as
good as the home market, as far as de-
mand is concerned AS far as price is
concerned it is less valuable Striking
the average for a series of years, if 81. So
is the price of British wheat in London,
$1.47 per bushel viii represent the price
there of American wheat. What profit
is left to the Iowa farmer who thus sends
his grain 5000 miles to market? 1t is
he, and not the British purchaser, who
pays Tic COIuIilGSSIOLS, IilSuIduCc, freight,
and expenses from the Mississippi River
to London, These charges on crop of
wheat are taxes imposed on the entry in
to the foreign market Is it not aston
ishing that the farmers of the West will
stolidly pay them, and fight the policy
OF Protection which assures to them per-
manent markets in their own neighbor-
hood and FREDERICKSBURG prices?
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EIErC Fer Cancer.

Edior # Rut5ond Hcra5d - wish to
tell how | cured my cancer last summer
without pain or money. Eight years
ago a cancer came on my nose 1t grew
slowly for several years; the asst two
years itgrew very fast. It ecamefright-
full. 1t had commenced to cat nut my
left eye. had expended hundeds of
dollars. and tried doctors far AMI near,
without finding relief. Last sumner l
drank Wild Tea, WHITING the tea grounds
on my cancer every night, as p'ultice.
In six weeks my cancer was cued. |
am 90 years old. have given this rem
edy to several that had cancer, anCknow
two that have been cured since. / be-
lieve Wild Tea grows over the country
generally; always on high land.
CHARLES YARDEY.
Pittsburgh. Pa.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-01-04

1t is curious coincidence that Val
landighams last clint, Mcclellan, was
finally acquitted on the anniversary of
the day when the crime with which he
was charged was committed. Myers
was killed Dec. Gath, 1870, in gam
bling saloon, as was supposed by Nc
Gehan. Vallandigham, the latters coun-
sci, shot himself while illustrating the
manner In which Myrs might have done
likewise. The verdict is matter of as
constituent to all, as the guilt of Me-
Gehan was generally conceded.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-01-04
SATTRDA

Frank Buck Resides in Sunderland,
am % years old. Was at Smiths
Christmas day, with Del Carr, Charles
Buck, Hanna and Rafferty,. Hanna left
and said he was going to dinner shortly
after Carr, Rafferty, and l left together,
and went to grocery of respondents, and
when a short distance therefrOm, heard
pistol. Carr went into grocery, fol
lowed by me and then by Rafferty,.
When | went in l saw Shay, Henry
Phillips and respondents. Lawrence
was behind the counter, and Shay, with
his coat off and club in his hand in
front. The next thing, [ remember was,
l was hit with club two or three times,
and then l found myself on the floor, in
a little room behind the counter, with
Farwell and Phillips choaling me.
told them | had done nothing and asked
why they were choaking me. Farwcll
asked if | would behave, if they would
let me up, said yes and they let me up.
| then came out of the little room and
was So1llS aiOu1iiu tIAO oIlN' VI eAAc COu4lUCA
toward the outside door when Lawrence
shot me, / then went out doors. Law
renee was standing between me and out
side door when he shot. took no no.
tice of the pistol as l was looking toward
Farwell or some one else. When [ got
out the door, | noticed some one lying
on the ground but did not know his
name l then met Rafferty,, who had
been up the street, and he told me he
had been shot. l had no club or other
weapon.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-01-04

"Hopeless poverty and toll
May be conquered if you try,
Vice and wretchedness and Famine.
Give Benefcence the lie,
Onward onward and subdue them,
Root them out-their day is passed
Goodness is alone immortal,
Evil was not made to last"
To this strain let us march forward to
meet the new year. Forward! for
ward
To the readers of THE HERALD, with
whom we have had pleasant converse for
these years, and with whom we hope to
continue, we extend the congratulations
of the season. In endeavoring to repre-
sent and express the best sentiment of
Vermont, and animated by desire to
be worthy of the public favor, we hope
to make our columns for the year to
come richer and more attractive than
ever before. We wish each and all a
Happy New Year"