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tlalf = century xgU bcllOwS. making was Z
thriving trade. Every house hsL i.s pair of
,'cilUws. suL in every well. furnished mansion
there WAS y pair hung by the side If every
dre>place. Ipswich. in Massachusetts,, &C
qu,r.,l quite y nosoriely oil over New Eng.
lsnd tor the elegant aud substantial articles
Of the kind it produced. Bu, ~ stoves and
CRATES took the place of open fir places.
and NJ c.sl WAS substituted for wood, the
demand for bellows diminished, until the
business ~ sepa' ate trade quite died Out.
The tame il true If h'ot cutting. Fl,nts
were once necessary, not only for firearms
nut for tinder bs,xes. and u finder b'x was
- necessary f"r every house ~ q xridiron or
. skillet. Every Que who looks back to
ci.ildhood IT f'r.y odd years sgo must re
member the c'ld winter iuOrninys when the
,,crsistcni crack, crack of the dint against
the steel sent up fr,n the kitchen On Od"r
# ignitiog t,nder and sulphur which lerva.
led the house have ND mcre idea what
became Ut the hint. producers than of the
~ man Of sorUwful memories WIN. three
r four times week, called as our doOr
Sith birthstone matches for sale ~ u cent
tue half dozen bunchcs. Bush have " c'm
,,l..ieiy vanished frOm England and New
england - have the red Indians and the
Druids.
Then, again, ore gone the pin-makers, who,
hough they have been IN their graves this
quarter Ut century, snlI figure in lectures
md essays u illustrate the advantages Of
division of labor. Instead Ut . pin taking y
isssn men or mOre u cut, grind, point,
,,sst, p,Iish. and what not, .. It uscd u do,
pms are now made by neat little machines
~ the rate Of thres hundred y minute, of
xhich machines . single child attends u
.,sif dozen.
Nail u,aking st the forge 10 another k'st
industry. Time wss and that 10 this nine
,seuth century, when every osil wss made
ou tue anvil Now, from one hundred 70
,,ue thousand nsils per minute are made by
uschines. The mailer WIN works VI the
trKe has but bud chance In cosnpeting
with such sn'ag~uisss; aud hs would hs =
NJ chance 1t Ill were il NIT that h,s nxiis ssc
ten fold t"uyhes than the former. A u Is,
t.'e p.sr men follow ~ Ill bul hopcle.s w.
-. !, an ore condemned u live IN .c0ulln.
usI hs"d>xnps with pOver,y.
In the days of Presidents Madison and
M0urOe, aud even later, straw bonnet making
wns prsCtIced IN every middIe~'lsss house
where there were growing families, and
straw plsitlug t0r'ued tho staple of domestic
leisure work. At my grand. fathers AROUND
he huge kitchen fireplace, Cear, Oor" Z
-iave. wAO sst. On ~ 0ak l,xncii directly
under the gaping chimney, aid We o',ys,
.ho csOwded upon tho settle. used 70 pass
.iEtsrs' evenings splitting sessws. while The
.assies we're plating them. TSen. bDnnels
were b,naess, coysring the head with a
usrgin IT f0Ot Or twO ~ spsre. and pre-
,eniing s0rl Of couka, she'll SHAPED rec.ss.
10 which di'upling smiles and w,'clsi"g carls
,sslIe.i in cs,mfOrt. Tue work has Vanished,
smd vii, never resppesr, unl - The ~hirligiK
| It fashion sh.,uld glide again into 'hs Tor
sakcn track. k.--AppteiOs's yssrHak
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POETRY.
The western Gsnigsant.

~ ). .. WHIT tER.
We cs0ss the prairie. ~ Ut old
The pilgsims crossed the ~,
To mate the west, - they the East. o.
The hUmertead Of the frec
We're flowing from our native hills
A. our free rivers hOw:
The blessing Of our mosherland
IL on 10 ~ We ~.
We 60 to plant her common schools
On distant jrairie swells.
And give the sabbath Of tue wiAs
The music VI her bells.
Cptearing. like th" ark Vt old, l.
The Bible In cur van,
We 81 ~ test the truth Of God
Against the fsxaA oe man.
Wc'll tread the prairie. as "i old
Our fathers saiIed the tea. '.'''.' "
Aud make the West ~ they the East, 81.
The homestead Ut the FREE.
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The tomb Vt Edward tbs First, whO died
N lsv7, was npsnsd Jan =, ITO, sfter 4Ss
.srs hsd elapsed. His bssly was almost
.erfecs. c. ute (lhs Dsne), VIM crosssd
..yer u England IN 1917, was foand i" i77s
~ the w.skmeu wbo repaired Winchester
Cs,hednl, where bis b'ty had rsIs'sei near.
yss0 years, perfectly fresh. l" 1850 'hrse
R,nlan soldiers. fully equipped with war
like uuplensenis, were dug out of t'ed Of
pa, In lrsland. where they had lain prob.
stly l.500 years. Their bodics wsrepesfec'iy
tiesh and plump. @ da .5.t ,..l5 ..n..
Y Ii the reign Of James IL. of England.
sf.et ,she fa:i Of the church st As,l~y, in
w.rwickshirs, there was taken up 'be ospss
NJ ThOmss 0rsy. Nssqsis Of OOssss. wE'
vss bsrisd ,hers ~ lNsh n Ocsober 1850,
y The twenty ssoond year q Henry Will; ;
.ud sl,lough Il bod lain there seventy eight
ysass, the eyes, hsir, 6ssh, mails. sad jsisss
rss.sinsd . sl,osgh Il Nd bsea ut newly
Duried. .5t -..s .-. a.fa
tsobset Bnybsook, Who wss consseTsasd
pishop OF i.oa1ea h l1ol, ssd VIM died ts
ilOl, ssd was bssisd IL 81. Psais, vas token
.,ut Of bic tomb after the great fire IN leoo,
during she rpaiB At sts cathedral. aud a.
sboseA - hsd lsin thsse ID Iess thah 81
,ssss, ~ 'body was fsund hrm v 70 sk'r,
~, tanss. asd sailA NM,
pPtxSso Rodngues, Pngtugess jewtler,
walls psssiag hi. "osapasion ~ The cry
~ llsxICs, w.. ~ loo5, accused before shs
,syeanaa q sbs iaqsisitioo, ssd sftes ss6ef
lws ! vasissy of sossses, ~ csade@ssd q
I. ssejSd lalivs In vssls ID she cs'Svest d
SsI Dsaa,sgOls u sAat clsy. ae was4 ihsn =
vSuys,d. lTSs OoutsGt II u. DosnInss
- ,sse,y asasSlisasd ID sGiiiets 1t tssdsss'
1unsnnur6,e 10 ol,aerllrd s1eis, ssd ~ todJ
slieIk,esss Sises ods u w vsult s1sciI
ui~uthi hib,scsa s1ess ~ jesss tss6sG H'l
a1iausSs. ..sse 'sad ! Sslf ytt1ts u IVY. -!
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insIly Altsstvtd = 'Asasslt. Thses -
si.eltSea lpa,ss - r. ~ sity. ~ ~ 1
1aao1uSf assstiss ~ ~ lSdy u ~ j5vte !
- eiltfi.lv vaessssai!! - - -. 49, =
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uu1Ihn nSUs6osVhne ~ ~ ~ Ssde y! =
aIaulu ssEpfg gbsp aisas - - le1 = =,
1111e - nUas1Disi 3n1s 49, 0s
- ec1flun1 ~ AaDr 1oo1Gtee - 80
~ s0rm nhet1ae - - 111ly 3UI11oll
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a Cicero said that he had seen the entire
lIisl. which Il = prem - large - The New
Testament, written on skin ~ that Il could
he r,lled up in the compass Of nutshell.
Now, this is impercrptible 70 the or,'inar,
Eye. Recently the whole con,ents Ut ! Lon
non Newspaper were photographed on q
pap~r halt ss hDng ~ the hand. Il was put
under doves wing and sent int, Paris
where they enlarged II On! read the news
This oDpy of the liia.l must have been made
by some such pn'csss. PIiny ssys tho,
Ner,, the .yrant, had ring with gem in
In It which he lo''ked through and watched
the sword play If the gladiator. mere clear
y than with the naked eye. 81 Nero hsd
IN opess glass. ' %4
Msuritias, the italian. stood on the prom.
onsosy of his island and could sweep Nv. :
the entire ses tn the coaat Ut Afric. with
his nssscopite. which b word derived
fr"m two Greek words meaning 70 sec 1
ship. Evidently Nsasisius, who was : pi.
rite, had marine telescope.
The 0tgne( 0t . ring tn DT. AbbottS mu.
sssa, ssid u helonG 10 Cheops, who lived
ave hundred yean before Christ, 10 aloul
the ssss 1t quarter Of . dollar, and The en.
grsvisg b invisible without the aid u
sissses. ""' rs
In Parma 10 shown = gem once worn on
The finger Of Micsael Angejo, 81 which tht
engraving b two Thousand yeass old, IL
which there are The figures oS seven wnmer.
A glass b needed 70 Distinguish lhe form,
u ILL
Laysrd says - would be unable 10 ss.d
~ engfsvfng On Ninevsh without s,rM /
spec,sclss, shsY are n estrsmsly sniil.
Rawi'ss,n bvouahs home . saoae q
swsasy inches long and ten inches Wide
cossaine In entire treatise ~ nsshems.ic
e WtsId b perfectly illeSibls 'witht.s,
ehssaf Nov, h ~ u snsb,slto sead i
Vsehsss ~, ed of glnsss. yua asay sur.
pnes thss NE oan vAs. suxssNd u hsd
pretty sirnag speciacles. eo Ilss mien,sca n
isseesd os daiing fn.sh 6ss tisne. 'Asds ]
bsOshess In ihs B.sks of M0oesl lAnd thesl
/ aRn 3nfama A0nnAh0RD-8 aHt ssfi3fv4Sfn ~
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ssssyssss - - aAesssst 80 4. -. n.
s.Oasase htAs 6aaxrse seenseyy.. ar r
- ststs
Z 4 - vsulaksss - Ss,ssss
80 eaweVoQN asegtssi isi9huil', y.
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n.1inaa, ya.au..,y hs,ati@.l gip ,i'e's Z I
~ a11nkUen ) oosem1 D.ross . GIN 1
q. .1tvee lpaln neo1hraU = ii 4. a =.
~ 80 oes ~ yssiyso,r spi sssu, N
III IL, m, y, sss,;'
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A FAMILY OF NoxOxAxIAcs.-Thc mas,
remarkable Case Of hslluci"stion. probably,
that hss ever occurred, IL recOsdeb for q
family in Baltimore. Medical men say thu,
the bucks con,ain nothing in ito way - ex
'rs"rdinsry. A whole fsmily-father,
mother and son-are under the same delu.
sion. Their name il Shcsf. They are qni
IT. inoffcnsive people, live secluded, and
work =, tailoring. They all imagine that II
murder hos bern committed in Baltimore. .s,t
l,ich the authorities refuse to take cOxni.
zance. because they have sIl lren hushsd
hy money gag. aud they are equally hon.
~, and earnest iD this belief. They have
made every effort 10 yet the matter investi'
gated. The visionary murder Was In their
own family, and by relative. and they have
deep interest In exoaer~t'ng themst lves
from c'mplicity. Finding that the police
su,horiiies 0f Baltimore would not symps.
'hize with them, they all mads pilgrimage
~ Washington. and interviewed the Prcsi
''~nt. They we'e put in charge of some
Washington officers, who returned With
them 10 Baltimore. Explanations f.,llowed.
aud they were advised 10 ~ home and
.rOubls themselves M murs about the m"r'
der. Physicians pr'"Od0ce them entirely
rational upon every other subject bu, ths'
Uf the supposed murier. ~.-....
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A vsassisssss .sp.sii NAMED Havkiss.
living ~ Easx ssssst. kpocksd . o'v .on IN
ack = msts \ aiss d.ws ~ nilk ssass
tsssly, % Sssday nosa,ax, He = suing p
New York u thssPdss y lesfsss o. Q9ict
rp6ele g... .rg -
,,Ihs WasAiastea 80. reys ~. 196aeek
- ~ appsisssd 0esessasst .Neaaessf
~ usisp Raeios soalA Or ifsisp4 - ~
-. Ne ~ cNssaReaa Aealsvsps Delealp
asaisee saI - dae.iri.y s,li e'ni VI linsIs
i Aauvpa1eeihae Gllashe1 so0pd2 afaae
hsghehsenAnslpGlia Aellp0 ~ l0ohkAss
suDssnse& b4lAAeosD1iaef1n1Glaocas -
: essssss - =. loDDa fnt1p1nA =
Asene1 aieaoAln slOn11 t1GAo11 1lvsGn6
l1pUeaga ~ - GDla1lo
~ - 1m&aaaOko sN1Os1m11ul
| ~ tb1ao1DsfA on4Alln1nO1e
l(90a ! ,ass.a's sl;a ssnvH iluyo ~ =
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.FrE &
The PosITl0N " a HOUSE, = uOuses IN
streets running nearly North a,,d South o.
far preferable 10 th.,se luca'ed on those 20.
ing -, and West in sanitary estins .
In the firs,, here y the North IT the equs
tor, the sun shines brilliantly In ,he f"ss'
n.s,n on the front. and with nearly "a.
furce In the afternoon in the rear. Thus
ismpness ID expelled aud the whole ediiics
ID dry and the air purer for it, solar exvo.
sure. II . house 10 on an East ID W.sl
street, those fronting North are decided,
The best for . residence, because The su"'s
action on the yard, tho kitcheu. and usual
regions Ut neglected accumulations, puri6 =
and mod.ics the humid atmosphere that u
surs to pretiom,Mats in yards and the back
. le Of hOuses whUss rear is North 1T the
street. Thus circunss,snced. the hack rum.
ara never % pleasant, chessfui " economic
slly warmed In winter. ~ vsnti'a.sl 10 sum
,ser, y when ON the S,uih side. Opening
,Dn lhe STREET. the frUns Ut svch gets bs,.h
light and air. bv reasOn Ut the freQus,l
swing VI the frOnt dOos.
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TIE Bssoa Jss,sss y 0sssis1vy civ /,
slys ses,owi"g ssceips tor shss beast'fuF am
instructive psslus experiment known !,
.atsaiim frust csys,sls: Dissolve futs
AussAsrd snd afsy six xIssns II niUa'e ~
,susd In sax Gu,d uuHces IT water e II the
so,sssGa 70 ,ssSid. pAAer thsoaeh pslss.
t'saae nv sosuilsa eosssinsd In . slaas ".
~ ~ ~ salsls Ghsse u y j"sesded U !,
n6la, asd dssp Into Il tww hundred gssi'
u ~ amu0siacl chIossde II s,snsonium-
~ lsne, 1hss,ss csysssisIo Spon ss,sslI cry.
~ ~ sht,rsde u lssA wtl1 E,s.a, ~
saseed tsr'ssh ~ 1sneesliqsid. psessstire
ehNsppeaVancs ~ IN A.essidlng saOw Ssossn..
VIE. 1hsls ~ lsxsipisssed, The ss!s
.als will te8ip ~ 0sscen6 - q Rsn,.,'i
miniatars snow ssa,sin. fssmiss eSuleequ
moses rstGn6jlW9 winters 4 sdscape. !
'hs veasel c.sn,aining tbs csyssAls b ~ D.,
'ara.ed. Il 0tsss. .passssvss t's bsaaty fo
pSeSAes Atsy4tgsau II ATita V8NiASN sIi
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Regular adv.rti.lng payable quarterly a. due.
T,su.rnt advertising payable In advance.
s,rlsl Hoiirc- are 80 yer cent more than serular
sdyr,tistm"hfs.
I,csi advertising - c-nta for the Arut Insertion 10
cent. per line for each snccrc1iny insert0b; lines
.onntrd In N0nparcl measure.
job Work payable on delivery.
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LAND lsNTasIEs.
ND + N T II l ES.
o.lsANNON 4 WOO y

\. r. VBANNON,' ~ r u WOODY ,
Dgsr Lodgs. otssOvA.
viii sttcud ~ oil mathew reIseing 70 sny g pemss
land. In iDrer Ldve and Niseouls counties. Wei have
Township Psts and Abstracts Ut oil srgs ana entnes
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The Church Cough.

What sympathetic cough that is which
people have in church. There is notice
able silence upon the congregation. Moth
ing is heard but the low measured tones of
the service. There is no other movement
or sound in the building. Suddenly, in the
southeast corner, there is a timid hack
from a human throat. Thus cmbOldened.
some one coughs a little louder, and he is
followed by some one with more courage
still, and in an instant there is a perfect
whirlWind OF coughing, splitting and Wheel
ing, all round the room. You find yourself
Joining in, although you have felt no de-
sire TO clear your throat, and are surprised
at the relief you experience The storm
subsidies as suddenly as it arose, and an i'm
prcssiye lull follows. Then the skirmish-
"i- start up again pop, pop, pop, go the
reports, first in one direction, and then in
another, and IA general engagement at once
comes off What is still more remarkable
than this battle of the tonsils, is the i'm
prneirable mystery which surrounds the
Individuality Of the first coughcr. He is
Ike the man saved by patent medicine.
lou know there is such IA party, although
you may never hope to meet him on ac
count of the great distance Of his town.
UtabHIy NecS.
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INAGS. We have now in stock an asSort-
L ment of Dennson's Patent Direction
Labels and Merchandise Tags, which we win
sell at manufacturers prices.
We have also good stock OF " Phillips Sc
curlty IIook-Tags,' very convenient and SER
yiceable article for merchants. Among its adj
vantages are: Goods can be more readily mark
ed than by any other means; the tag is so Sc
curcly locked that 1t cannot become detached
from the goods; no chance OF the tag becoming
detached from the hook; no points projecting
10 tear other goods or your fingers. They are
safe, strong and CHAP, can and examine
them. GLOBE PAPER co.
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TWELVE REASONS

Why the Trade give to the Excelsior DlarS the
preference over all others.
list. 1t Is printed on fine rose tint paper.
I'd. The same quality of paper Is used through
the entire line, giving just as good paper in
cheap book as in a high priced one.
Sd. 1t Is the best finished Diary In the
market
4th. We give YOU g35 different styles to select
from.
9TH. quite number OF the best selling pat
terms are made by no other house.
9th. The pocket-book styles are all arranged
to suit the business man.
eth. Retailers want a Diary that is neat. at
tractlve and saleabe.
SIN. You VIII find fewer Of thcm among the
OLD stock OF dealers, as they sell better than
any other Diary.
9Th. The sale OF the Excelsior has increased
more than 800 per cent. in the last four years.
which fact shows that the retailer appreciates
them.
ers. and plenty OF them.
nth. They cost no more, and no less, than
other Diarles-all lists ana discounts being
uniform.
18TH. The Excelsior is the best retailing
Diary offered to the trade.
We intend to visit all dealers in Diaries early
in the season. II there are any, however, that
we do not reach, we shall be pleased to send
them, on application, line of samples 10 ex-
anime IN comparison with other goods.
Early orders are always filled complete, while
late orders are apt TO find the assortlner
broken, and frequently the best selling STYLES
used up 1t Is a good plan to put in orders early
"a naN-day n ,vit LOT
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Aew advertisements.
1878. LECTURE COURSE. 1877.


1878. LECTURE COURSE. 1874.
RUTLAND
YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.
THE LECTURE COMMITTEE
beg to announce the following attractive en-.
gogements for the ensuing season, and respect
rully solicit the liberal patronage OF the lecture
going public.
THOMAS MAST, october 20.
Mrs. MARY A. LrvKRNoRE, November IL.
Hon. WILLIAM PARSONS, November 20.
JOHN B. COUCH, December 0.
WILLIAM s. ANDREWS, January 9.
The sixth appointment to be filled.
The season tickets, including secured seat,
are placed ut the low price OF $500 each, and 1t
VIII be the endeavor OF the committee TO so ar
range the selection Of seats as to do equal JUS
tice to every subscriber
THE FIRST LECTURE
OF the course will be delivered by
THOMAS MAST,
AT THE
OPERA HOUSE, RUTLAND,
TUESDAY EYE, OCT. 2sM, 1873
SUBJECT: CARICATURING !"
Illustrated with black board carlcatures of pro
mlnent characters drawn In the presence OF the
audience.
stands unrlvalled In the art which has made his
name famous, and has already met with graft
Tying success In this new field.
The committee make the confident prediction
tlnt his lecture Will bp M 20 pno at trap
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THE GLOBE FRIDAY MORNING. OCTOBER a. 1873
5nsuraure.

RURNHAM & TEMPLES
l N s U r A N CE AGEN ICY f,
RUTLAND, VERMONT,
REPRESENTS
ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY,
Assets, $4,000, 100000
HOME INSURANCE COMPANY,
Assets, $4,000, 10000
HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
Assets, $1,000, 10000
IMPERIAL FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
Assets, seOOoOOo.oo
ROYAL INSURANCE COMPANY,
Assets, s1O,OooooO.Oo
PHENIx INSURANCE CO., y. y,
Assets, ;2,oooooooo
FRANKLIN INSURANCE COMPANY,
Assets, s9,5oOoo0oo
INSURANCE co. Of 40. AMERICA,
Assets, s9,50o,OoO0o
SPRINGFIELD INSURANCE CO.,
Assets, 81 ,000,0OO0O
PHOENIX ms. CO., HARTFORD,
Assets g., 0OO,OOO.00
NATIONAL FIRE INSURANCE CO..
Assets, s5OO,ooo0O
PENNSYLVANIA INSURANCE co.
Assets, 81 ,5OO,OOO.O 90
The above strong list Of Companies repre-
sentcd by
BURNHAM IL TEMPLE.
opera House, RUTLAND, VERMONT.
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pRICK.-I have five hundred thousand
ID good hard burned merchantable brick on
hand and for sale on reasonable terms. Please
call and examine. Warranted 70 give SaIislae-
ton. WIN. NJ. FIELD.
Rutland, August !, 1873, augldu
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YIlE RUTLAND DAILY AND
l. WEEKLY GLOBE, contains all the latest
news, including the kilograms OF the associated
press, local correspondence, state news, &c.
No expense spared In the editorial department.
Advertising rates low, especially for short adj
yertisements. The papers are larger and con
tain more reading matter than any other In the
state. GLOBE PAPER co
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Best quality manila, best quality bogus man
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