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The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-06-16

AN IMPORTANT INVENTION. ALI parties
running machinery have been troubled by
reason of being obliged to oil loose pulleys
once day on an average, and attempts
have been made from time to time by
skilled machinists to devise some plan
whereby the loose pulleys need only he
oiled occasionally. Some five years ago
Luther Knight, foreman of the machine
department of the Salem Steam Mills,
commenced to study on this subject, and
finally after five years of study and ex-
pertinent has succeeded in inventing a self
oiling loose pulley, which obviGtes the diff
ficulty above spoken of. We can only de-
scribe the invention in general words.
This loose pulley contains an oil reservoir
or chamber in the hub +; inside this oil
chamber is located what is termed bushing,
and through this bushing is tube or con-
duit, which is filled with cotton waste
packing; the packing communicates with
the journal or bearing of the pulley, and
with the oil in the reservoir, the oil being
conducted through the same, thereby
making the pulley self-oiling; no oil can
escape from the reservoir, only as It Is
used through the packing by the journal.
These pulleys are of different sizes and
run at different speeds, the length of time
which one will run depends on the size of
the reservoir, varying In point of time
from three to Fifteen months. -Solem, ".
Y, Press
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A PERFORMANCE Nor ANNOUNCED. AS
OBrien's circus, one day last week, was
near Saratoga, a performance took place
not announced in the bills. While clean
ing one of the cages, the king of the forest
merely as pastime, came near cleaning
OUT the employe so engaged. The fellow
escaped with the calves of his legs slightly
chewed He will probably eschew such a
performance again.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-06-16

People out West are getting so they don't
care any more for Senator than a com
mon man. In Michigan, now, they want
to know of Senators Ferry and Chandler
if their friends are telling the truth about
the return of their back pay to the United
Sfafpu trfaqiIry.
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PARADE OF THE FIRE DEPARTMENT.

PARADE OF THE FIRE DEPARTMENT,
The annual parade of the Brattleboro
fire department occurred on Saturday last
AT two o'clock p. m. procession was
formed on Main street, in front of the
Town Hall, in the following order, viz:
Brattleboro Cornet Band 10 pieces.
Chief Engineer and Assistants.
Fountain Engine Co. No. a, "a men,
Phoenix Engine Co. No. 6, IS men.
Drum Corps,
Western Engine Co. No. 9, 90 men.
Hydropath Engine Co. No. 3, 20 men,
Protector Hook & Ladder Co. No. 81, men,
The machines were drawn by horses, and
were gailY trimmed with flowers and ban
ners. The line of march was through
Main, Elliot, Green, High, Oak, Asylum
Main, Canal, Birgc, Elliot, and to Main
street again, when the procession was dis
missed. AT four o'clock came the trial of
engines through 300 feet of hose. Each
company was allowed fifteen minutes in
which to make their play, drawing their
own water and playing horizontal stream
Thatcher Perry, G. A. Trip, and Kittr-
idge Haskins were selected as judges. and
the following is the result of the playing
Fountain No. A, 1865 feet II inches Una
chine disabled
Western No. 2, 223 feet 10I inches.
Phoenix No. 6, 1876 feet inches.
Hydropath No 3, POI feet y inches.
The trial was had in the presence of Il
large concourse of citizens who had come
out to witness the parade and the trial of
the machines. Brattleboro is proud of her
fire department, and well she may be, for
it is not only composed of many of her best
citizens, but other departments will find
their record in throwing water hard to
beat.
ARREST AND ESCAPE OF BURGLAR
Last Friday afternoon a tough looking
chap was arrested by the police for burg
larry in breaking and entering dwelling
house when the inmates were absent, and
was confined in the village lookup under
the Town Hall. Upon visiting the village
prison in the morning to prepare the cul-
prit for arraignment, it was found that the
prisoner had committed another burglary
during the night-this time in breaking ont
through sixteen inch brick wall-and
had flown. From an iron bar found in his
cell it was evident he received aid from the
outside.
OFF FOR THE ADIRONDACKs.
On Saturday several Brattcborians start
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Hanging seems to be doing no good in
New York. A man named O'Neill last Fri
day beat his wife and threw her out of the
fourth story window. The pavement
broke the woman's fall as gently as it
could, for it had more heart than her hus-
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-06-16

A MAN FALLS Forty FEET AND ESCAPES
USINJURRD. Jacob Lehr and anoth-
or man were at work painting Gregory's
iron building on State street, this after
noon, the ladder which formed the scaff-
olding ON which they were at work broke
In two, and Lehr, who was on one end of
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them. few drops, in water, Will prevent sick
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From foreign countries the calls for Pain
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When used externally, as a lniment, nothing
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SARATOGA IN RUTLAND THE
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resi- as when dipped from the Spring. at "'u
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TC0R SALE.

NOR SALE.
The subscriber offers for sale the
HOUSE AND LOT, 81 COTTAGE STREET.
Corner william Street.
House is In good repair contains l2 rooms. pas
Ta, Mntcr above and below Location desirable.
Senar Always dry ana well ventilated, Barn has
a aos m for two horses or horse and
the house II desired. w '''" VIZ"
Possession given at any time,
Rutland, June ed, 1873. ar
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OFF FOR THE ACKNOWLEDGES.
On Saturday several Brattlcborians start
ed on fishing excursion in the region of
the Saranac lakes, N. Y. They expect to
be absent some ten days,
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1t is because Davis Pain-Killer is what It
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II you are suffering from internal pain, twen-
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-07

sumption, &C. 80
NIHTAL1Y.-The fearful effect on tho mind |,
much to be dTeAdGd-LoEs OF Memory, Confusion
Of Ideas, Depression OF Spirits, XVII ForebCd,
IuRs, Aversion 70 Society, Self Distrust, Love
Of Solitude, T1midlty, &C., arc some Of thCevil,
produced.
Judge what IL the cause Of their declining health,
losing their Vigor, becoming weak, pIlO, uei.
Yous and emaciAted, having singular appear.
Gnce about the eyes, cough and symptoms ui
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The Supreme Court Of the United
States has lust delivered an important de
cision regarding the status Of railroads as
public highways. The case before tue
Court was IN appeal from the Supreme
Court OF Wisconsin and involved the
question whether a State had the right or
not 10 levy taxes for the purpose OF aid
ing in the construction Of railroads. The
opiuion oil the Court was that railroads
are public highways, no matter whether
they are built and operated by the State
or by private corporations. Being SUCH
then, the decision is that 1t Is just US law
full to levy taxes for railroads as for any
other public work, and that tho colIec-
ton Of taxes for the purpose cannot be
resisted by authority OF the Constitution
of the United States, which provides that
private property shall not be taken toE
public use without Just compensation
The importance Of this decision reaches
much further than tho railroads In the
State Of Wisconsin. As public highways
the railroads are subject not only to State
supervision, but to tho supervision and
control, as far as public interests are In
volved, Of tho federal government.
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HEALTH AND BBAUTY.-Nothiug is
more destructive Of female beauty than
high living, which reduces the firm yet
delicate texture OF the skin to tiabby
soltness, and those delicate portions on
which personal beauty depends yield to
scraggy leanness, or uDgraceIul, Rhapeless
tat The once fair skin assumes SiCkly
paleness, and an uninViting rigidity, or q
coarse and bloated redness. To repair
these ravages, the aid Of fashionable
dress-maker and cosmetic artist iB sum.
moned. But all is useless; high living,
late hours, Indulgence and dissipation,
have done the work, and female lowell.
ness becomes a tradition Of the past
Though q lady be as fair as Hebe, as
graceful and chaste as Diana, and as beau.
Iilul as Venus herself, she would soon
lose her loneliness and charms by the
immoderate eating and drinking, and ir-
regular and sedentry habits that frequently
obtain among the higher classes. Were
1t not for the use Of the bath, the Ill Gf-
iects Of this mode oil life would become
more generally visible than they actually
are. In the lower classes improper food
defective ventilation. and want Of cleanli.
ness, exhibit themselves In broken health
teVers. consumption, skin diseases. and
the other ailments affecting personal ap-
pearance ordinarily met with.
Health means sOundness Of the body,
with due performance by Its several parts
Of all their natural functions, both sepa'
rately and in unison. This Is bodily OF
phy8tcaI health. A similar perfect exer-
else OF tho functions of the mind cOnsti'
tutes mental health. The union Of the
two is necessary TO the development Of
the beauty, and to the existence oil true
corporal and mental enjoyment. Tn.
sOundness Of the body or the disorgan.
ization OF any of its functions generally
produces COrrclativc effect on the mind
in some portion or other Of its manifesto.
sions or operations. When the mind, too
Is seriously diseased, the bodily health OF
ten, if not mostly degenerates. On the
promotion and preservation OF the health
chiefly depend the improvement Of the
appearance and tho maintenance Of per-
sonal good looks. The body must be
properly nourished by appropriate food
itmust 20 freely exposed to the benitlCent
influences Of light, warmth, air; 1t must
be kept clean, and enjoy regularity and
suinciency Of exercise, sleep, all tho func.
tons necessary to mere animal as we'll as
polished liie.-DubIiH UniUersity Maya.
zine.
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The obstInacy Of the President has
been youched for by his eStlmAble wife
In the war time this quality won victo-
ries, and in the day Of peace certain
persistency 10 not seldom efficient Some.
lines, however, the Executive constltu.
tionRl armness may, in conjunction with
other traits, work little Awry In public
affairs. Thus two or three appointments
recently made are not 10 be easily Iusti.
fed, in view OF equally recent professions
Of zeal for civil service reform. These
mlssteps, according TO the New loEk
EveniH0 Post, have disappointed MIR:
George William Curtis to the extent Of
prompting his resignation Of his position
az one OF tho Advisory Board" We
are sorry that hc has felt 1t necessary to
retire from the good work, and still more
sorry for the cause assigned for the step.
The President has confessed 10 the
making Of mistakes in the past, and Ger.
tainly injudicious selections for important
offices were among errors which his
stanchest friends had occasion TO excuse
and deplOrc. It was TO be hoped that
during second term he would avoid,
even in the tenacity Of his temper, a rep
clifton of tho poorest feature Of his ad-
ministration. Not entirely abandoning
this expectation, his friends, the great ma
jority Of the people, will trust that he
NAV not so far misConstrue their endorse
ment OF his general course, as to imagine
that they will excuse him from manifest
ing an honest and steady regard for meas.
ures designed to relieve tho country as
far as practicable from the corruptIng
curse Of such Oftlce.seeking and office
giving as has too long and too generally
prevailed. In this connection 1t may be
added that those persons are not far out
Of the way who think the President miss
ed grand opportunity by not votoing the
bill that enacted the retroactive salary
grab.-BoJt0n Transcript.
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IdlAteIy 4rs
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.

DR.. ]. addresses all those who have Injured
themselves BY improper indulgence and solitary
them for either business, study, society or mar.
rIAgo, ~.
These arc come of tho sad and melancholy Of
fectg produced BY early habiig Of youth, viz:
Weakness OF the Back and Limbs, Pains In the
q, PalpItatlOn Of the Heart, DYSPEPSIA, NeTvOu,
InitAbLllty. Derangement Of the Digestive
Functions, General Debility, symptoms Of Con-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-07

INMR. CALEB CUsH1Ee's Just publish
cd book on 1.-THE Treaty of Washington"
he takes occasion to express the belief
that British America will be absorbed
into the United States at no very distant
day-thnt our approach to that result Is
like the advancement Of the sun In the
sky, Imperceptiblc as to movement, but
plain as to stages and ultimate destlna-
ton" Ho expects TO hail 1t some day
with hearty congratulation, as an event
auspicious alike to the Dominion and the
United States"
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Married Persons, or Young Men concentrating
Marriage. being aware OF PhysIcal Weakness
organic debility, deiormlties, speedily cured.
He who places himself under the care OF DR.
J., may roligiouHly conade In his honor az gen.
phYBiciAn.
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PS ThG a RSxH Sef and aAS S Es % S S.S
which annually BWeeps 10 an untimely grave
thousands Of Young Men OF the most exalted
talent and brilliant intellect, who might Other
wise have entranecd listening Donates with the
thunder Of elOquence, or walked TO Ccstacy thu
thrilling Tyre, may call with full confidence,
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TN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF OHIO
L County, West Virginia.
Martha Knox's Executors

Martha KnoX'5 Executors
Charles Able and wife Il al.
by virtue OF decree of the Circuit Court Of
Ohio County, III the State 0! West Virginia, made
and entered on the SOth day OF October, 1879, In
tho above entitled cause In tho IAid Court pend.
Ing, ! will on
THURSDAY, the lst day of May, 1879,
Gt 10 o'clock A. at the front door Of the Court
House OF Ohio county sell at public RuClion all
that tract or parcel OF land now occupied by tho
said Charles Abe, situate south Of %ht cliug
Creek, adjoining lands oil Mrs. Emma b. Carter,
George Roberts and William Goshorn, and bound
Cd and described as follows, viz: Beginning at u
sugar tree stump, Au original sugar tree corner
Of surveys made for Edward Calhoun and James
Caldwell respectively, thence with line be.
poles 10 tho south sIdO Of What ls called tho hub;
bard road, and with the came N, AK degrees, K
90 poles, N. 48 degrees, Z. - poles, N, 63H de.
grces, Raat 81 $500 poles, thOnce leaving fald
road N. 60 degrees, w., 81 60,l0O poles 10 an
original line between tho Calhoun and Smith
tracts, and with the EamO s. % degrees, W. IS
poles 10 the beginning; containing 1vO acres
and i've poles, and being the BRule tract or par
eel Of land conveyed 10 said Charles Able by
deed Of Martha Knox bearing date tho let day OF
January A. D. 1857, ind OF record In the clerks
ONCE OF the County Court OF Ohio county In
Deed Book No. 81, folio 1877, together with all the
improvements thereon and tue coal underlying
the same. .f4t.
Trims OF SALE-Ono. fourth or 70 much more
OF the purchase money as tue purchaser or pur.
chAsOrs may elect " pay In cash, and the residue
In thrcO equal inPtSllmGntS at six, twelve and
eighteen months from the day Of talc, the pur-
chaser giving security Tor the paymGntol the do
lerred installments and interest on tho fRmG
from the day OF sale, to be approved BY the Com.
missioner hereinafter named.
JAMES P. ROGERS,
L.. -... Special COMMISSIONER,
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A FEW weeks ago, a gentleman who
had lost his nose was invited out TO tea,
MY dear" said tho good lady Of the house
10 her little daughter, al want you to be
very particular and make no remark
about Mr.. Jenkins nose" Gathered
around the table, everything was going
well; the child pcepcd about, looked
rather puzzled, and at last startled tho
table: "Ma, why did you tell me to say
nothing about Mr.. jenkins nose? he
hasn't got any.
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THERE is, says Harrisburg PENN
newspaper, mystery hanging over the
municipal affairs OF Washington City,
which must sooner or later be lifted and
reveal maladministraLion only equalled
by the infamous Tammany rsgimein New
Work
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CLARK.-On Sunday, April 0. 1873, MARY
CLARK, aged % year,.
The funeral will take place from tho resldence
Of N. A. Sharp, In KIrkwoOd, Ohio, this after
noon at O'Clock. Friends are invited.
MCNABB I'm this city, on Sunday evening
April Q, 1879, at 8:45, GEOHGB n, infant dAught
CT Of William and Annie Z. McNAbb.
Funeral this, Monday, afternoon ut ~ o'clock,
from the residence oil the parents, Quincy street
between 5th and Oh. Friends Of tho family arc
invited.
CoNNER.-At his residence In Grant Town
ship, jackson county, W. Va, on Monday, March
his age.
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General Notices.

TOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF
IN PARTNRHsHIP.-Thc partnership here.
fore existing between Robert Pratt and Edward
j.. Pratt, under the 1rm name Of r. Pratt 4 Co.,
was this day dissolved by mutual consent.
The business OF the late firm will 10 settled
and adjusted by W. V, HOg0 and u. C. Caldwell.
who Rie fully authorized 10 receive and collect
all claims due Us knBBRT PRATT
EDWARD y. PRATT.
March q, 1873 ...-r lnAt3l
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TIE Courier reports that friedrich ma
kcrs in Hancock are making extensive
preparations for a larger amount oil man
ufacturing this season than ever before.
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FOR SALE.

| Offer IOr sale the Farm on which ! now
reside, situated In MArrhAll county, W. Va, some
three fnleb from tho limits Of the city Of Wheel.
Ing, on or near tho PAirmOnt Pike, containing
los acres Of lEatclasS land, nearly all OF which
Is 10 6ne state Of cultivation. Tho improve.
ments arc all Of tho best, consisting OF \ Brick
House containing eleven rooms. with all the
convenienees needful. A large cistern supplies
It with ali the water for which rain water 10 need
cd. There 10 also large Barn, with cellar; Sta.
bio room tor Horses and twenty head OF Cattle;
Wagon House, Com Glib, Brick Smoke House,
Chicken House, and good Frame Tenant House
containing four rooms; with Clutches and School
House within short distance Tho said land is
vol wAtNred, and ncVCr-huing well at the barn.
ThUrc 10 q good Vineyard Of CAtRWbA and Con.
cord Grapes, and largo number OF the best sc.
lection OF Fruit Trees In fall bearing, consisting
Of Apples, Peas, Peaches, PlumB, Cherries and
QuIneea, with almost all the 1ret quality oil
small fruit grown In this part Of tho country.
Anyiperson desiring good home near 10 the
city Of Wheeling, whore they can probably dis.
pose OF whatever they may raise for the market,
will do well to call on the subscriber, who viii
give all the necessary information. Terms easy.
jG7-dAw n. T. WAYNAN.
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TOTICE,-THOsE INDEBTED

NOTICE.-THOsE INDEBTED
~ TO the subscriber arc hereby notified that
thelI accounts have been made ont. and payment
can be made on the ID day OF January, isi3.
To prevent any coniu0lon, proper o4ieers will
be In attendance, and no fear need be entertained
by Interested parties Of any dlsAgTGeahlC cOnSe.
qusnees on account Of the rush. Only limited
number can be admitted At time-the door
opening Inward; tho pTGcautiou being deemed
necessary on account Of the experience OF the
past year by fre.
lAnl CHAs. Il. BERRY,