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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-03

EE-IaE=ETITT5T3l GltIT AA&sE 1EENF ~ 3HES-s e
Robert Collyer says that af'er
Young people marry they have to lind
zach other out, and they may speud
a lifetime In doing that. .'Some mar.
iricd folks and each other out AZ
have read Of mariners findtng out
The polar world. They leave the
shores Of their single life IN the
spring days, with tears and sencdic.
|,ions sail on awhile IN sunshine and
fair weather, aud then tiud their way
little by little fnto the cold attitudes
whit re t',cy see the sua sink day \!
day, aud feel the frost creep In, unit
they give MP at last, anl turn to ics
sitting at the same table. Others,
lagain, find each other out ~ we have
been inding OUT this continent
They nestle down at Rrst among the
meadows, close by the clear streams
then they 60 on through a belt OF
shadow, lose their way aud u II
again the best they know, aud come
icut into q larger horizon and a bet
ter land they meet their difficult
hills aud climb them together. strike
deserts AVID dismal places, and eros
them together; aud SO at last the!
stand on the further reaches of the
mountains, and see the other &C an,
summing itself, sweet aud still, and
then their journey ends. But
| through shadows and shine this is
the gospel Tor the day ; they keer
together right on TO the end: The!
allow no danger, disaster or differ
ence to divide them, and no third
person TO interfere, for if they do |
mny be as If William aud Mary O
England had permitted the grea'
Louis to divide their thrown by IRE
dividing their hearts.
"Did you hear my definition Of
marriage? Sidney Smith says: III
resembles a pair Of shears SO %joinct
that they Cannot be separated oftc,
moving in opposite directions, ye'
always Furnishing anyone who come.
between tllen,.' The definition is al
witty as it is wise; and he NIGH,
have added. part the shears and the,
all you have left is two poor dag
gers
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-03

From alettcr written to friends Al
home by Mayor Medill, of Chicago,
we clip the following notes Al to the
British Museum Library:
"The library contains over l 1000, 600
volumes, and rs many manuscripts
and pamphlets. The main reading
room is circular, like the Chicago
Tank, but ten times as large, being no
feet in diameter by the same in height
in fact, a yast doue or bowl.
II contains 100. 600 sfstAJ most used
and Nailed for volumes, put none Of
the rare and curious old books.
There are stalls or seats and desks
for, perhaps, 500 readers, aud they
are mostly full continually. Here
the books and magazines are made,
aud half these readers l saw are
authors. No books are loaned out,
or allowed to be taken out # the
building. The hooks are arranged
on tie shelves very much as in the
Boston and Washington libraries.
The guide complained of the error
of having the rooms too high, aud of
the enormous amount of ladder
work for the servants in fetching
and replacing books. In the new
rooms the shelves are than
or nine feet high; but the aislcs
have iron graungs. SO that you can
see up two or three stories aud down
many. In fact, the aisles are sim
ply gridirons. Two or three copies
of all copyrighted books must be
given to the grand library. The
Library board pay the highest price
for everything rare and valuable.
The annual endowment of the whole
museum is half a million OF dollars,
so it is no wonder that the collection
is SO remarkable and immense.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-03
THE5UN.
WEEKLY, sENr-wxExLY, Axb DAILY.

THE wEEKLY SUN u too widely known ia
require any extended recommendation bit the
reasons which have already given II ms ilhcu-
Il many thoussna more, are briefly % follows;
nisa hrst-raie newspaper. All the news oi
the dsf win be fund In Il, condemned wien un.
always presented In : clear. inteliigible, and
It Is . afst-rate fhmily paper, full Of entertain
Ing and instructive reading OF every Kind, hui
cnte and scrupulons taste.
II is . nrst-rnte story paper. The beet tal~s
and romances cl enrr' Mt literature ave carefully
selected md iceibly pfinieti In Its pages.
fresh and instructive articles in agricultural
topic, regularly nppear In this department.
II Is an independent political. paper: brl2ngins
to no party IAN, and Nv ws sss |sI NJ soi ns ,,o + ~, lish n,su fs p
Snlce. II especially dtvoies is energies TO thu
exposure Of the great cortaptiona that no"
weaken and disgrace our country, and threaten 10
undermine republican institutions altogether.
It has no fear Of knaves, and asks no fsvOrs
from their supporters.
Ii reports the fashions for the ladies and the
markets Tor ,hr men, especially the catile-nar-
Finally, II Is the Cheapest. piper published.
One dolfEr y year will secure it for any subscri-
Der. It is not nscss,ayy i2 get up = club In ori.r
one who sends q single dollar will &c: the paper
raj WEEKLY Sunlight pages, nny-.i six
columns. 0niy 81 . year. No discounts from
The sEMI-wEEKLY SUN Same size as
the Daily sun. 81 a year. A discount Of % per
cent n,in t. n sinis % s T. sr ose I.rs four.Dor. nor,.
paper of iwcniy-cighf columns. Dai y circnla-
ton over 100, 900. All h. news tor 2 cents.
s ss,s Is sIol g.i ss i, 8" .r se a1s,. a . m ai,ss;an or Of r g 6
..THE SUM- New York city.
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-05-02

bic @liidtpinfdtp atler gHipet te1Dert NIT rettnDc
Iidfett, ma1te einige @dngc olr9 Den Saal
NIB aoa i1 banrt auriid. als iie nit gSafdings
ton ipeaaing, rief elmer be1 Sfftttere: uSDldDc
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feincr &lcffebr nad @aropa begab 1ttb gafa-
hette mud Sreberifsbarg, nm bte Winter 1etnes
Generals az feDen. Sin Gnfel fiibrte tbR na1
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ntter icines ebel,r Sfreunoes, Sic III iBrc,u @ar,
| ten arbeitete Ser WtafquiS ipradD BON ben
afaiIiden grfpIget bes, slnffanDes, bun ber
|rubmrettheu 3ltfnrft beS pieberseborenen s(nee
rifa. nno aollte Maibington ben Srtbnt Der
Trennb1haff unb @etpnnberung; aber anf ollie
Spbeserbebl1naen anttpprtete ieine Wfutter es1ls
fab: bab lie BON Dem, mas @eprg 9etbon,. ntdyt
iiberraft)t iei ipetI lie i'm t,nmer aEs pabrbaft
art eefannt. 9afunette berlteb GfrS Ma1bington
nitbt, obne fie l,m ibren 5egen 9ebeten uno bte'
fen erbalten su baben.
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lii ernaunt ipuroe, fam ct 6u 1etner Ntutter.
vDas Solf;" fagte ct, bat mid 5uln erlten BE-
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ig} fonene, Dir 9ebe!pobl gu lagcn. Soba(D met
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in Giroinicn icben" vDu ptrf mid tpoDl
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bci" Ilit bieien Borten 0Hnete lie iDn1 i)re slrs
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Sbultcr Der alten, tronfen Jroa gehlbt, beren
f3na6e SGnoc ieine sSangen ftrcitclten. CT
oergob rei9liGe S6rdnen nno fonnte .lid) Der
lebtcn nmarmung f0un ent5tcbcn. Die beroiidle
Shutter toar Die Grfe, pe(dJe micber tbre Jof~
funa eetuonn anb i'm 5anft beroblblcbctc. s|ber
i6re Sc fible batten fie ridt getan1dt: tie 1t9rh
furse 3eit Oorouf IN, Ilter bon flint uno oGt~
;ta Sobren Sn ibren lctten Sagen fpra@ Nlrs.
Waf6in9ton iebr oft bon ibren guten @se rA
ME bon Sen, beriibmtcn Gcnerol. Wlit ibrem
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Das Bater(onO. 9ie itoii6e Sefiqfeit btcicr Trau
tpar bur6 dbte Trolnmigfeit geniloert. Seocn
Sag soe lie f6 in bic @inlamtett Der statur 5n!>>
rid, po iie, tDe fe iaAte, cine nnterbaltun9 nit
@ott bate, bon Der iie ftct5 geltartt unb better
Surrudfebrtc.
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-05-02

31pes tanSenS mean buneert fe6S
ars atpsnsia @GtfTe fonen udbreno hes
perooftacnen Sabres 3ur Gee berlorcn gegangcn
fcir; babon puren 1852 Segelz uub 244 0ampfs
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WroSent bctra9cn.
csn se,se sGeufe eincs Der tuiit6enoiten
gemperensr Gar1otifer au SnbianapollS, Mob
nit 's,amen, bebcn, @leier in eiiser 9od)f1bc,
nnter after @GI@e berfeft, cine Bis 4 Gol(o@
nen boItcnoc 5forbFaihe bpll Branntlpein &C.
funben. S6rcr fNn5 slr6eiter baben Den SnDolt
ser Ulo}6e aetoI Itet uno beseugen, bab &aD Gin
ic6r gutter &enner uno GcinIdneder 1T.
gur;pfnns. Sin ac(cDrtcr 2onbnncr s(r3t
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ltder SyprIAer auf bem @cbicte Der GtatiItif it,
Fat por Iprsem Ser Afabe,nie Der &iIIenldofs
ten ethe nmfaf1enbe Arbeit iiber mebicinilde
I6pftolooie einoercid,t, aus Der ipir uniern &C.
fern fo(eenbe intcreijante singaben berauSbebcn
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MenI&, Der bas so. 9ebeaSj Sjobr auriidselcgt,
I'M @anscn 5000 Sage 9cldlafen bat, 5000 &C.
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mile peraebst unb an bsri6iebcacn Getrdntee
Gcbt l1rf bSrt D-32, 900 2iter binunterae-
gurgett bat, luelde lebtere einen See biloctl
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ben, bic obi0ea 3ablea no0 ieiucr eigeuen 2e>
bensluciie llnS b01lt ei9encn 2iebDaberci gu
reftificirea.
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-05-02
Dte 1,tafiicaui fsbe sSibliptbef.

SIN bent an Ste Betersfir6e ifpbenben
0afican, Ser pdpali6en 8efben5 an Gom,
1befinbet 1i9 aud Die meltberiibn1te bati=
|cani}1e BibIiotDef. SIN 5. Sabrbunbert
|pon Yapf 5ilarilts begpnne1t. lAl7 bon
Martin v. I'M Dottcan aufgefelt our9
gicolaus Y. tpeientli@ pergrDbert uno
BON galirt LII. aus cpnftanttnopolitdni=
Eiben Bibliotbefen pon 5iyt1ls V. bur9
@elb unb @ebdlbe, 1t1tter @regpr XIV.
enbli6 bur6 bie Saupt16dbe Der beibel=
berger Bibltotbef Ole fretli9 sum Shell
,pieber 5uriitt famen) bermebrt, bot lie iib
5u einre @e1ann,tu1oIIe ppn 100000 ge=
or,ttften Bi0ern, 1lno "a, 900 Sanbi6 i6rif=
ten empprgeI eID,puugen. Die 8ibltot6ef
bilbet Sic yorn1 etltes. T. Wfon tritt III
e1elbe bur9 ei,le eiIerne Sbiire am Uu=
BE bes T, pel1e bic sSn1 16rift trdgt: Six
ii V. bibliotheca Vaticana, rnb es
1T tn set Ibat Gtrtus V, Der bieIe Gdle
erbouen unb ousi9niiden lieb. Scr erI tie
@aol bat Bdnfe, Gtiible unb Slide 5utt
@ebrou4 Der 2eier. 9ie gew6lbte 0ede
lit nit Mrabssfen unb tleiren &inOern
BON gb. glberti becorirt, ,pel1e bic aGt
5ibyuen BON Ws. ba Taen5o um9eben.
Sic 2anbl9often ]inb bos Wert Noul
BriGs. l1nter benz &ar1ttes 1iebt man Die
Portrats Der Garoindle, nel6e Sorfd1be
Der Bibliotbef gene len. 9luf elmer Der
Sbiiren 1iest man etne S(niprabe an bic
2eier. ueber 5lpei @tltf fen gelangt man IN
eiten lln9eDellren SoaL ber bur9 Pilu=
iter in 5tpei @9iffe eetbeilt tit unb pon 7
Semi tern erDellt ipirb. Sic getpDlbte Dede,
Die @dnbe> Die Yilai iter, NIT Musnabme
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nulcripte eingei0loflen iinb, bedcl1 Sc
mGlbe, lnter Den ft9 bic Tresfen bon Nr=
rigbp, Dem Nlondnber, unb Die Orno=
mente pDn 6. Guerrero unb 6. 8alli1ta
aus5ei6nen. Sic groben Gompo litionen
an ben Wdnbe1 1tellten Die. 6auptcp1t5ilien
unb bic bebeutenb lten greigni1fe bes pon=
tificots @trtus Y. bar. Sic interciionteIte
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ben Ylan per 8iblintget bpr @iytlts ent=
faltet, Sin ben piloi itsr1 Iinb bic 4erf fone,1
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Der perl6teoenen 9llpbobete suI6reibt.
Sbiiren> Die 1i1 ont Grbe oes Gaales Dff=
men, fiibren TT anbere 'Sbeile oer Si5lio=
tbef. ... r.
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-05-02

Scr GtfembahstscSj a'aaret, tuelder bon
bcr &enniDlbanio @entral @abufompagnie I'M
ter ber Stobt Baltimore eebaut mirb, 9cbt ii.
ne,1igc1l @oOcn fei,,er @ollc,,bung cntge9ell.
Sos 9rnbartise llntcrl1cDanel1 tnirb 9egen orsi
Wlilfioner DolorS foite1. Gs erleid)tert bic Ser
bi.1bune nit ben u0rbli0 unb fibli6 burA bic
Gtobt louf fenben GiIenboDncn, unb febt bie|ds
ben in beu eta,lo ibrc UaDrten oDne llntsr~
b:eGang fottsufeben.
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-05-02
@IGerssfasb.

SDr gltern siirnet oft ben 2inbern,
Die alssetrag'nen alten Sanoern;
9o6 la9t tpie piele Der Der9eben
Muf ellrer eis'nen &e6nung 1teben,
Mas he int Tlei16 pon eu9 ererbt
Gr5iebung bat basu Derberbt? -
Berseibt barum unD flu@et ni6t
Cur Stud t0nnf lein aud eur @eriat
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gemo6t, nit ben1 MafIer5ei6en uno Den
ll9sbu6ftabet1 = s.. P.O. D. ol'
Mono9tamnl berIeben. Ote 8orberleite
Ser &arte II Elm aupferiti0 unb nit aus
'9GtDrfeln 1tnb Nrabesfen be 1teDenbsn
Ganoper5iertt1lgen peri Ieben, Die einenN0=
tel 3oa brett 1i11b. Ser Gin gentfensps(
Der lit Der Gfe STR re1ten Sanb gebrudt
1T, 5eigt Sic ProFlbiiIte ber Sretbettss6t=
tir> Sic 5ur 2infer bli(ft ite iit iberi9rie=
ben nit ben Morten u IS. Postage"
unb unten lit 81 leI en- One Cent, oil
ber oberell GGe sur re9ten SanO iino Die
Mprte United States Postal Gard"
neb1t Der Weiiung, Die 2lorelie nur auf
bieIe @5eite unb Die 8otl0oft auf bic o1=
bere 5n 19ret6en. Oorunter befinben ii6
9ilrien, pel9e bie 1tntere 9dlfte oer &orte
einnebmen uno auf pel0e Die Mbre}Ie Ut
16reiben if. N1'f ber oberi item 2inie ftebt
Die Yrdpoiition TO" (on). 9ie 9hidieite
ber &arte 1T fiir Bic Wlittbeilun9 be- ltirnn1t,
gdnslitb feet 1snb n.9t etnlnol lil,iirt.
Bo1tfa1te11 tperbet1 fiir ei11e11 Gent per
Gtiif oerfaltft unb 1ie foiten ,peber metz
mod tpeni9er 9Ieid9picl ob Iie III erOben
obsr gerinsen Gua11titdte1t sefouft tpeT=
ben.
Ser 3,oeef ser Noitfarten it bic gr=
letdterung Der 8rief=gorreIpolibe1ts> 70
BAL s bic @oit tie at billigerem Borto BE-
f6rbera fam, sic etgnen f0 fit f11r5e
Mittbeilunsert, bic entlpe0er georudt,
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geI9rie6en 1ein f5nl1en. e5ie >f6nuen bober
fiji Orbera, ginlabunse11, s}oti5en, Quit
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anbere Mn9eleeenbeiten beg @el6dft5=
onb seieGl0oftli0en Se6ens beniitt tucr=
Ben. Sn ibrer Bebanolltn9 ols Boitio6en>
lperben tie ppl1 ben pOitntetitern 8era5e
ipie geliege!te 8riefe unb 1tit5t ols 9ruef=
1o0en on8efebell lDerben ober in fei1eu'
Safe lperhen 1lnreclal1irte aarten an Dog
Bureau Der unbei iteubaren Sriefe eeienoet
iperben.
9llle &orte11 Sic bon ben bieretn bs=
| {1riebenen peri6iebe,1 itno uH6 bic e1nbof=
Iirte nber georudte 9Oi itrorfen trasen,
|uno an9ebli0 &gierungs=Noi itforten 1ein
fOl1en> Itno SdlIe9ullge1, ul1o Die Der
ferttger {ol0er Garten unterliegen ebelt=
{ntpoDl tote Der Ner1u9, bic Iclben su be-
Fniiben, ei11er @elO 1trafe pon $500 unb e.
net fiinfidbrisen @efdngnibbaft.
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@absbcit uatb Mee,&+

v&edt" 1T Die beftin,,rtc fefte gornl
Cir ir9enb ei.l @abrbeits1,or,n,
1l1lb vgBdbr1eit" augelneines Me6e,
aScnn eir's Das anb're il, fid) tragt.
Sru,n &C d) te @abrbeit, tp bres &edt
Ser bette Mann nit Grene pflest.
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8rliGfi&tg.

S'rii6Gi1tg.
@p bi1t Du enbli9 tpieber ba
Du Gptt bet M}ai'n,
@treltit rei6lt9 Seine Goben ous
Dur6 Tlur uno Soin! -
aSie fre1t li6 9aes rings un1ber
Qluf 9lu uno Glur>
Wenn Du ben 3auberfitttg riibrft
Su bet Notur. -
Ser TeIs niGt nrebr nit tpeibem 9oupt
Gltdt triib ,1ruDer,
CT tparf bic metben 2oden tue9,
9ta9m f60s1're ber.
Stun blttt Ct frob auf 1eilte Mu'u,
Die 2u{t bur9f9ollt
9tott @reif fesloden, fr6Dli6, 2onb
SIN Ianft ummallt. = ).
Sie Tlur 5pg an ibr fd5bHfes &leib
+ ., febt tpie bunt -
9as W0sletn boat: fein neiaes 9lef
D, fsbt ,pie ruub!--
1tnb aud Der menf@> ct fiDft f9 ne1s
eSu Der NQtur, ..
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-10-02
Vermont BAPTIST state.Ccnvention
ANNUAL MEETING.

DETAILED REPORT OF THE PROCEEDINGS.
The annual meeting of the Vermont
Baptist State Convention commenced its
sessions in the Baptist church of this
place yesterday morning at 10 o'clock.
A large attendance was present. The
morning exercises were opened by the
singing of the familiar words of the 338th
hymn, commencing,
All hail the power OF Jes us' name.
Let angels pr ostrate fall;
Bring forth the royal diadem,
And crown him Lord of all.
In the absence of the moderator, the
clerk, Rev. C. p. Frenyear, called the
convention to order.
The convention then proceeded to the
election of moderator.
The clerk read the third and fifth ar
ticles of the constitution, as follows
ART. 3. This convention shall be COM
posed of ordained Baptist ministers with
in its bounds, in regular standing one
delegate from each church contributing
10 its funds; three from each association
in the State, and the members of the
board. Any member of a Baptist
Church, in good standing, may be a
member for year, by the payment of
five dollars.
ART. 5. The officers of this conven-
ton shall be moderator and clerk, who
shall be chosen by ballot, and shall be
6r c6iicio members of the board.
Judge Allen, of Fairhaven, nominated
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-10-02

Germany, and other foreign lands. ne
Baptist society to-day was in the front
rank of the army of the Lord, and great
responsibility rested upon it. One hum
dred thousand dollars is to be raised by
the Bible and Publication society-twen-
ty-five thousand dollars are to go to the
colored people of the South. The Pope
is putting his priests in the South by nj
ties, and it is high time we were at work.
TWENTY-FIVE thousand dollars are to go to
Rome, and fifty thousand dollars to the
far West. 1t is the opportunity now
given for the planting that which shall
bear honor and glory to the Master
above.
Hymn 697 was then sung by the choir
and congregation.
J. Tilson, of Massachusetts, then de-
livered the evening sermon, taking his
text from Romans 18th chapter and 5th
verse, $50 we being many are one body
in Christ, and every one members one of
another"
The speaker, from this passage of
scripture, illustrated the dependence of
mankind upon each other and upon God,
and urged upon the brethren the duty of
aiding and assisting each other in tenn
poral as well as spiritual things. We have
no occasion for exaltation if we receive
more than others; nor for being depress-
ed if we do not receive so much. The
complexion between Christ and his dis
ciples is most tender and intimate.
They are called some" We must be
connected together by love and labor
and sacrifice and dependence, and united
to Christ by love, by hope, by growth
and by work. In conclusion the speak
er said. ''In all our parishes and con-
gregations we have large portion who
are not of this one body in Christ. They
are bound in the slavery of sin and unbe-
lief, and we can help them to secure lib
erty. We are debtors to them and to
Him who has done so much for US, and
we are bound to some of them by many
ties but the strongest tie is wanting
We are permitted to tell them that there
is place for them in this spiritual body.
Some of them care for none of these
things, and others call out from their
prison house, saying: "When it is well
with thee, remember me.
After singing and prayer, Rev. DR..
Goadby delivered the benediction, and
the service concluded.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-10-02
SANFORD'S
JAMAICA
GINGER

Trs4aptlv relieves Cholera Morbus Cramps
Pains D{arrbea. and Dysentery, and Is q
delicious summer beverage. II Is pre-
nared from the true Jamaica Ginger, com
bined with choice arOmBtlcs ana genuine
French Brandy. and is the largest, cheap
est and best. .,-
90 will be paid for bottle OF any
- IUU other Ginger, if found TO equaI -
in fine flavor and purity. ,r,-r, ,,,,-
samnles free. WEEKS & POTTER, Cen
eraI Agents, I76 fremont street, Boston
. For sale by all druggists and dealers
septlSd&wlm
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-10-02
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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-10-02

For MOTH PATCHES, FRECKLES
and TAN, use PERRI'S Moth ana free "a
Lotion. it Is reliable and harmless eols
by Druggists everywhere. Depot ~ boA'
street, New York.
For PINIPLES ON THE FACE,
Blackheads and Fleshworn1s, use Elll. -
improved Comedone and Plmple TEN '.'f 4,
fhe Great skin medicine. Prepared oAls
bv Dr. b. O. PERRY, Dermatologlst- -
Bond ct, y. !. sold By Druggists every
where rnil25e odcraeEI2Os
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-10-02

DETAILED REPORT OF TIE PROCEEDINGS.
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thank you, brethren, for your con-
tinued forbearance and kindness to me,
aud trust that if it shall deem best for
me to remain your missionary another
year, l may be able to do more for
the cause. l am heartily in sympathy
with the work you are doing, and while
would greatly prefer pastorate, | am
willing to make the sacrifices demanded,
and sacrifices are demanded in this
work, SO far as my health and that of
my family will permit while Provi-
dence will so direct
Yours for the cause,
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-17

shall sell poisons or compound prcscrip-
tons except under certain circumstances.
This three years in drug store should be
devoted, for the most part, to learning the
practical details Of the business, and during
the latter portion thereof to observing how
prescriptions are compounded, learning the
nature Of tho ingredients, compromising
perhaps, SOME Of the more simple ones
under the direction of his employer, etc,
etc. BY this course, in few years, we
should be in the paths of safety. Until
then, VIC must have law requiring the
most rigid accountability on the part of
druggists the same course with clerks
that we have mentioned, and II certificate
from this association before any one can
enter the business. We think that il the
plarmaccutsts of Vermont will make this
request of the legislature. they will be sls-
tanned by the people, the school will he cs-
tablishcd and proper laws enacted. We
had intended to refer to legislation in other
states upon this subject, the defects in
their laws, but, if wc notice them at all, It
must bc at some future day.