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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-16

RUTLAND RAILROAD FISASCEs~-The Boston
Commercial Bulletin gives the following de-
,crintion of the outstanding bonds and shares OF
the Rutland Railroad
/ We find s4,3OO.O 900 of preferred stock
which WAS issued at par in exchange for the
FIRST mortgage bonds, and overdue interest upon
them. which stock lie the first and only lien upon
the road. and which is entitled TO q dlSldenu oi
ner cent. annually from the earnings ara ln-
come of the road before any other DIVIDENDS are
made, snd no mortgage can ever be msae y
the Rutlsnd which shall take preceaenee OF 'ns
Guaranteed stock. The payment OF tins per
cent free Of United States TAX dividend, is now
Guaranteed for 20 years from January !, oy tae
managers of the Vermont Central and vermont
& Canada Railroads.
> We find s2,7OO,O 900 Of Rutland common
stock The lessees Of the Rutland agree 10 pay
Whist amounts to an average Of % per cent
ner ,nnum on this common stock Tor twenty
years. 80.
bonds with coupons psysble May l and Noven-
her l. free of United States tax, and secured by
a mortgage OF the rolling stock Of Aprll l. Io'o'
which was valued at over million.
/ 4 We find 100000 Rutland Yer cent
7 bonds, issued after the Cheever q mari tel.e-
ment and secured by first mortgage Of equip
ments added after issue OF the Z per cent
/ bonds. and by uecond mortgage Oft the Old rolling
stock. .Lo
f,nJa1 debt and stock il told, that Sl,2UO,OO9
-e,, Rutl.nd bonds must be issued to provide Tor
an immense newly unearthed floating debt, snd
! that the interest upon these bonds is TO be met
from its annual rent receipts its only sources OF
income. The preferred shareholders are turned
sUav with scrip dividend, while the holders Of
the common stock may indulge IN the CLASSIC oo-
cupstion Of sucking their thumbs, Tor aiter All,
tba lannon's guarantees Of the Vermont Central
are not made direct TO the shareholders OF the
R,,lsnd but TO the Rutland railroad company
and merely means that these new income bonds,
or any other bonds that may be issued by the
Rutland, shall, as security, constitute no prior
lien upon the road. =.
The Rutland Feb l, 1872 dividend scTP Is
now regularly quoted at the board, and 1t closed
a, II This scrip which was issued to the
amount Of 3 u per cent. upon the 4'oyD'-
I 600 of the preferred stock. entities the holder
N his dividend with interest (rste not stately to
he n.id when the Rutland from It's earnings
sb.lI have extinguished it floating debt, and
have sufficient sum to pay the dividend Of
which the scrip is part This certificate may
be exchanged on demand into per cent income
bonds with adjustment Of interest, and the nut
land company may get all the promised money
from the Central, sad then, using the came &c
pay it's interest upon bonds, may pay Us snare
holders dividends Of promises
The agreement that no bonds shall ever Be
issued tbst shs,l take preference OF the share'
nreferrei has, it Is now explained, nothing 10 l1
with the question Of dividends. In teofusIy
1871. $50, 600 Rutland S per cent. equipment
bonds were sold to Kidder, Peabody Co. az ''
per cent
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Poetry.


IL al mes all unaware
Nor forward or behind,
Rut upsa-d up the spirit stars
We r e. the ph Mt N wind.
We ask not why or whence
We hear no voice or tIeSd
Only the quivering inward sense
Thrills . the nameless dea1.
We tell to none our griei!
To natures breast we 90
For still we feel the sw Ct heiiei
That she must guess orr woe
Eat skies mGy laugh in gold,
And earth be deeply Teeni
md still that shadow, gray and e-il'
Aiay dark y anat between.
We shrink At each faint sound,
A. mat vague form draws near
The leaf rustnng 70 the ground
s,sy a.e peIcha-ce our fear.
And yet cur hearts are brave
Our hands are strong AID tue
To make the foe Of god and grave
The foe that We can view.
But his mysterious thing
A. comes with viewless feet,
and haupts u where the sweet birds sing;
And In the crowded streets.
Il eltnes with morn's fresh light
Wuh twiight's tender CLEANS
Al. could it but forget the night
Forget the land Of dreams.
SzcfGasnf0 JHtoh
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i,..,it .rsua. ,onr world is broad enough
FJryou a. well as me
The doors If art are pen VIE
The realm Of thou hit is free.
In All estth's places You sio right
Tocsass the best you can
Provided that you do not Try
To crowd some other man.
Don't crow the good from out your learI
bvffstering al that's bar
AM give 10 every virtue room
The best that may he hsd
Be ea.h ayistecofd such one
That YOU may well he proud
,,i,-. zach ms II sht-ziye each bis r-em,
Aud never try % crowd. ,,-
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SHEITERING STooK.-An experiment made
in England shows that enc hundred sheep
fed under shelter on twenty pounds of tur-
ish each per day. at the end of few weeks
had gained three pounds each more than an
other hundred which were fed twenty pounds
Of the same kind of turnips each, but in the
open air or field. Five sheep were fed in the
open air in November, the temperature being
at forty-four degrees. They consumed ninety
pound per day. At the end Of ten days they
weighed two pounds less than when at first
exposed. Five other sheep were then placed
in shed the temperature being fOrty-nlne
degrees; at first they consumed eighty-twO
pounds per day, then seventy pounds, and at
the end Of the time they bad gained twenty
three pounds. This is proof sufficient of the
advantage of sheltering stock in winter.
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Medieal.
MICS sAWYER'S SAlVE.

..,-. - 49,. e., s-r,-, combining soothing ana
healing propertes Win no no. 80 ~, pains and
ienf A remedy At hand for ue l'i ~ II /. heir.
h mas. wounds and bruises 70 Whi-l - r.-,e,iies
-. .,siIv apnli-d than many oihet .'i.,.,
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The principal diseases for which TINS az ~,
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Ce.-4s Bites Of Insects, CqHcers, I0olhf'N5, -
ache, Sore Nipples, BGtdne's' S'so-.sa 15,r5s
Vch Scald lead, Ieethmgi ch'{Ifr, ,-i
Crqffs cuts, Bruises, Group t1u-ket A'f'i -
Z, ,cer f,ils To cure Rheumatism if properly
implied. Rub it on well with the hand three , ii,g'
INV In several cases It has cured pasled hi'los'
Tor Pills IL has been discovered % be -ure i''--
clv Persons that have been afflicted i2t -
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they viii find it Invaluable II Is gooi an eAs.s "a
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ou the hair Rubbed uu the scalp, in hNe ot SIX
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Lyons Kathairon.

For Preserving AND BEAuurrNe the HuvAy
HAIR. To PnEyEyr Jus FALLING OUT AND TuES-
ING GRAY.
weIprcserved Hea1 o. Hair, in a person Of
middle age, OF once bsspeaks refinement, elegance,
heal and beauty. !; may truly be called woman's
Growing Glory, while men are not inseusblo to its
advantages and charm. Few things are more dis.
gus'iug than tim, frizaly, harsh. antamed Hair
with head and coat covered with Daudrun. Visit a
barber and you feel and look like new man. This
is what LYONS KATHAIRoN will do all
the time. The charm which lies in well placed Hair.
Glossy cuFls, Luxuriant Tresses, and Clean Head.
IS noticeable and irresistible
Sold by all Druggists and Country Stores.
mo 2l-ltec3W
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THE FREE PRESS AND TIMES
FOR 1872.

The coming year will be enc Of unusual into.-
In Vermont. the arst biennial election IF Cheers
and Session Of its Legislature occurs and 20
will be looked forward to and worked for with IN
ereasiug interest as tnsir tine draws rear.
In national politics besides the State elections
this vsar-and lasting nearly through the whole O.,
tonnes the Presidential campaign, always season
Of extraordinary animation and political activity
Ia foreign countries, it seems probable there viii
Ia M less stir than in the United States. II France
s,-ies 10 raise herself from the terrible overthrow
which has befallen her; if Prussia makes further
Strides towards pre-erninent power; if England SUI
fers the convuls.on consequent upon the advent Of
a row monarchy, and possibly even new dynasty
renuhl if Russia reaches out still further to-
wa-ds the Indian Ocean and the Medterra-
mean if any or all OF these things occur
which may seem probab!e-or any other thing
M less astounding which may seem now only
nossible-the news will he as eagerly looked FOR IN
this country, Gay by day, as in the land from
whence j, comes forth For never has it been SO
true as since the laying Of the Atlantic Cables that
the field of journalism is the world and that to the
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b story.
al
matters Of interest around US in city and eouh
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fresh compilations Of Local and state News
Correspondence from Washington, New YORK anu
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PLEASE NOIlNf.
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Wu.ic Roxe. +! lluslc BOXes !!
Chimc Christmas,
BowDoIN COLLEGE.
Medical Department.

rVHE MKT ANNUAL COURSE or LECFU RES
| at this Institution, viii commence february
tItL l--l, ana continue 10 weeks.
Circulars ntaining iuu particulars may De hau
On Application 70 the secretary.
c. ?. BRACKET, ". D., se-'y.
Brunswick, lie, No.. D. 2.
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OFFER FOR SALE ! PART, OR ALL. OF
L my Real Estate, vita Stock ana 1so.s. or not, as
parties may pree. Ia consists % about s'5 acre Of
good land with t6o sets Of buildings For particu-
lars enquire q
T. WHITNrY,
Feb. lst. l-72-wu gill ston, VI.
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TUE SUBSCRIBER offers ilr sale his farm, c9a
taiuipg about / Is acres Of land, standing in rs
sex Vt about e., miles from the Centre Of the
town The said farm is in good state Of cultivation
and is a good dairy farm, with never-iai!lng
surings and brook running across the farm. The
farm has apple orchards, and also sugar orchards
on IT, and about 30 acres Of heavy timber land The
buildings are mostly new. The stock, team and
farming tools If desired VIII be sold with the farm.
VIM. HANLEY,
Jan 25-W3W Essex, VI.
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Przcfic4l 1ud s-7irt.--- l.stzfrtt.
SOLD By AL D-.cGGiSrS EVERYWHERE.
E-.l - Wholesale by Henry & Co., Burlington,
also fo- sale By K. b Stearns $40. Vincent Fait
and Z ". Durritt.
Nov De. Jan ( Feb COW
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The WEEKLY FREE Pass, published every FIJI
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minister to the entertainment and refinement Of
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struction and amusement of the home circle with
fresh and varied effort Its thrtysir long columns
are stored with fact and fiction, prose and poetry
original and selected. Its Agricultural and Horti
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reliable Physicians. and its astonishing curative
power a.tsssed by Thousands who have used il.
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Urinary organs existing in male or female lrT.ta-
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Ayers cherry PectCral,

Probably never before 10 tie whole history Of
medicine, has any thing wll so W.le4y ara 20 -lepi5
upon the confidence OF manklId a. th-s eAiei-euI
remedy for pulmonary complaints. through a Ion-
series OF years. aCI among most OF the races OF IeA
il has risen chez and h cher 10 their estimation,
sit has become better kloWu. It's Uniform char
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same time the most electlal reilecy that can oe
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al sct.ous % the throat ard lungs As provision
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"a hand ia every family and indeed as all are some
times subject % colds AMI coughs al s-ou-d oe
provided with This anticote ilr them
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SlsGzas ASD PuB-I- SPEAKERS lad =1e-t pc
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BRoxcHiris is generally cured by taking the
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For q CoUeH aul cola. no better remedy can be
had. Iaze SMALL c-szs t.ree times DAY ana put
the feet I warm va,er az MI ht until tie disease is
broken up.
For RH1oPIN8 CoUsa. give snail doses three or
four time. day.
Eor CEoCr. give large AID frequent dose until
The dise35 e is overcome.
No family should be with0u. the CHERRY PECT0-
RtL on hand O. protect them, In OF attack from
the above complaints. Its timely use often spares
the patient great amouat OF suffering and ~.
which De would ncur b. waiting until be 5~I.f ge.
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not publish certificates % them here. OF o. more
than assure the public that the best qualities il ever
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Esd - uao'esale by Henry & Co., Bur ingtOu,
also fo- sale ty x. b stelrns Co, Vincent q Fait
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FEHRU ARY 10. I ,
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or all medicines that give strength and Robustness
70 body and mind, DODD'S NEkVINE bears The
pain It's sale Is large aud its popularity long Is
s4DIlsneu' fronaoiy more families keen IT On hand
for every day uss stimulant and corrective
than All other medicines nov before the public Il
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Trusses, supporters, Etc.

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supporter and File Pipe.-Rstsf and Cure for Ruy-
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light, safe, cleanly steel springs coated.) never
rust, breaks, iimbers, soils, adording comfort
safety, cleanliness aad Durability. Sold by all deal
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