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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-09-17

Inoerem, mas man an bicler Stele faum
eriuarten IOllte, elm moblbesriinoetes Sa=
oelsperoift segen Die amerifanil6e BOLTS
lbule. Bel Der b~iesidbrisen Examination
bon 3Dslinsen, wel6e sur Mufnabme in Die
Militdrafaoemie pOrgeI6la9en iparen, bat=
ten ndmli6 40 unter 1874, mitbin iiber elm
Srittel, ben siemli9 bel6eioenen Infproe=
run9en, unb omar grade in Den Sauptfa=
dern Der @olfsi6ule enslil6er @rama=
til, &edtidreibuns, Competition uno Sc
o9rapbie, nidt 81 seniisen permo6t, II. Der
Soaro nimmt oesbalb feinen InItano, Die
ameritanii6e 9oltsi6ule Der OberHdde
li9teit anSutlasen. Sasesen lit 10 wenis
auisufommen ipie 9esen ben Genius. SaB
Die fir bic eripdbnten &esierunssanItalten
Gmpfoblenen our6idnittli9 Su ben b~eieren
S9iilern Der 9oltsl6ule 9ebOren, ldBt li4
bod ipobl annebmen, II. tpenn mebw als Elm
Srittel berlelben serabe in ben Glementar=
Sd6ern, nit benen iid Die 8Olfsidnle fat
ausl6lieBli9 beiddftist, mdBisen Nnlprii=
den nibt gu seniisen permas, 10 muB es
bod wobl I'M oiele Sdule manselbaft ge=
mug beitelIt lein. Yielen mag biele Gnt=
beduns iiberral6enb fommen, benienisen,
bic lie senauer %tennen, ii6er ni6t. Gs lit
nidt nur Gttuas, lonoern iosar lebr Sieles
faul in unlerem 8Oltsi6ulitaate.
OR. q. Yr.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-09-17
@n6fic S6oofs.
Aud benz bisfsen Rational Democrat" su NuB
unp Srpmmen.

gSenn Der erite S6ritt sur Seleitisune
.ines llebels Der lit, baB es ri6tis ertanni
mirb, 70 baben mir mobl na9geraoe bale
MusIi6t auf cine sriinolideTeform bes ame=
rifaniI6en 9olfsi9ulpelens. Seit Sabr=
sebnten linb mir seipobrt, nur in Den iiber=
}6wdnsli6iten Nusoriiden bon oemielben
reoen al bDren, belonoers in ben Neu=Gng=
lano-uno iiberbaupt in Den Oitli6en Staa=
ten, no es Sitte 9eiuoroen, oasielbe als ben
Ssnbesriff aller Soltommenbeit barsuitel-
len. NationalitolS uno Gin9enommcnbeit
fur Die eigenen 2eiltunsen lit i6on etiuas
nertb, artet aber aud, tuenn iibertrieben,
iei6t in's 2Q6erli6e uno Objectionable
aus. Die SranSOien BADEN ibren %fatalen
Srrtbum, bas critic Solt Der 8elt 81 lein
unb an Der Spite Der Civilization 3u mar
j6iren, I9per biiBen m%iiien, unO Die ame=
rifaner lollten pobl allmGblig aud inne
peroen, baB ibr 2ano ni6t 9eraoe bas ge=
biloelte unh am beiten unterri6tete Der
@elt lit, wie man li6 LANCE ein9ereoet uno
nod bis gu bielem @ugenblid auspolaunt.
Greili6 miro NOR BON auBen nod INNER
bin uno ipieber in Der eefdbrli9en Gitelfeit
be5tGrtt. Die betrG6tli6en Summen, Die
man in Mmerifa aui oas 8oltsI6ulmelen
Serpenbet, lpirfen in Der Serne blenoeno u.
beIte6eno. Man lit in europa 9ewobnt,
iaB Die 2eiituns su Den oaiiir ~aui9euenoe=
ten Soften i'm ri6tisen YerbdltniB itebt.
@as man bort nit eigenen Iusen BON une
ierem Yolfsl6ulipeien Iab, idien Die bobe
Neinung, Die Imerifa lelber bon oemlel=
ben best, Su b%eitdtisen. Sas. amerifani=
ide 2ano= S9ulbaus 1T auf Der 8iener
Ausiteluns mieoer iebr %be,punoert uno lei=
ne ginri6tung allgemein als b66lt 5med=
mdBis anerfannt worben. Sas bobe, ge=
rdumise, belle uno luftise 2ebrSimmer, bic
Iberaus spedmGBise uno 3ugleid elesante
Contribution Der Yulte uno Sibe, Die ben
Sdilern ale Yequemli6teiten sepdbrt,
ben 2ebrern aber Die 4uflidt pelentli6 err
lei6tert uno suglei6 Die duBerite 9einli6=
felt oes 9ocales bef0roert enblid Die SIQe
nlbli6er 2%ebrapparate, als 8loben, &ar=
ten, Sabeuen, 3ei6nungen aller Mrt &C.
allies Dies muBte bas Iuge oes Vel6auers
beite6en uno linn einen lebr siinitisen Be-
9rif bon Der ameritanii6en Yplfsi6ule
beibringen. Sm Ser9lei6 gu Den oft elen=
ben Gofalen oeutl6er Sorfi6ulen, beren
fiimmerli9en wurmltibisen oolsbanfen II.
Der bO6itens aus elmer nui wudeli9em Sc
tell rubenoen Saiel beltebenoen paoa9ogi-
i6en @usitattun9, lit jene ameritanil6e
SorH6ule ireili6 Elm pabrer ~gebrpalait.
8enn oas cine ameritanii6e Sorii3ule,
wie muB wo6l crit bort cine itdotil9eYO lts=
I9uls ausleben. llnb ba feblte es benn
mirtli6 ni9t an Sei9reibun9en %rieliser
Yra6tsebauoe nit 9uBenoen cOlOiialer
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-09-17
e 6luB fplst.)
pie preuki(de nmo rnfifde 2san6.
t6ier- &ofitfR.
(tus lem pgipnisr" ses aarl Seln,en.

SAP bas SObenSollerntbum I6on lett
mebr ais einem Meni6enalter aui Die oeut=
i@e &aiiertrpne l%petulirt bat, tuuBte ldnsit
Sober, Der es nillen wolte. Ser a6er
wiiroe neni9 GinIi6t in Die Yolitif oesiel=
ben perratben, Der jebt %glauben wollte, baB
es li6 nit Der Serri6aft iiber bas beutI6e
r&ei9" 81 begniisen 9eoenfe. @enn iiber=
baupt Der Appetit beim Giien, ober, mas
bier PATHFINDER III, beim Sreiien fommt, Damn
gilt Dies opppelt bel u an b b 0
uner dttli4er Art ME oasSo o.
bensouern6 DE. llno mo- oasielbe
leinen SraB ni6t i9On ms Nu9e sefaBt,
5. b. iein Seutesebiet pOn li6 aus idOn
abseItedt baben lollte, oa ldBt es ii9 pil=
lis Den 8es Seisen our6 feline 8esner.-
Na1bem es jebt in einen &i NIT Dem
&atbolicemus peripidelt worber, miro es
Iid germ Die Miiiion aufn6tbisen laIIen, Die
Welt bonn tatbolii6en Seiuitismus gu be-
freien, nm lie brett ober inoireft Dem
.epanseliiden" Seluitismus 81 unterwer=
fen. Oesbalb weroen ieinen 6dn9en am
Meiiten uno sund6lt o~iejenisen @ebiete
uuSHtItbi ItNN, w ptHSH Utt NulYulltsHlus
cine seidbrli6e Ma6t entipideln fam. Gs
lit ibm bies Suslei6 81 elmer NOtbwenois=
felt i'm Snterele Der Selbitpertbeioisuns
seuoroen. 9entt man iid auber Srants
reid aud Selterreid uno Spanien, lelbit
BON Stalien abseleben, i'm Sienit Der Sc
luiten pereinist, 10 1T Elm Stri3 ourd Die
san,e SObenSOlernide Sere6nnng Semadt
unb nit Dem beutl6en &aiicrtbum in Ser=
lin, iosar nit Dem preubii6en aOnistbum
lit es porbei. Giner Iolden GpentualitGt
muB man suportommen our6 beu6lerii6e
Sreunbi6ait nit Oslterreid, Su oeiien 5bei=
lung Der Ylan lansit iertis III, onr4 elm
Sinonib nit Stalien nno jebt our6 Gin=
mii6un9 in Die SGnbel in Spanien.
Sant Der llnterfiiBuns jeoer @rt, mel
DE Die GarliIten aus 6rantrei6 nno eng
lano erbalten, baben ie mebr 6Orti6ritte
9ema6t, als man nod por Sturgeon fir
m09li6 sebalten bate. 3u9lei6 lit benz
Iel6en inbireft cine grt Infitdnoii6er Al
Silie aetommen, ,pel6e 9rOben Sbeils aus
SiinQern oes Gommunismus I'll beIteben
i6einen. Sielelben baben li6 mebrerer
Staote nnb in aartba9ena iosar zines
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-09-17
Ratbplifdbcr &irHcn &alenber.
Bonn 8aTeriidtisen.-e IA.
Sancta Simplicitas !

Seilise Ginialt riefen mir unpiltiirli6
aus als mir bic Intport G?D bes bic
tsen Rational Democrat" auf u~niern
Artitel iiber bic rSretidulen": ~In ibren
Ssriidten peroet ibt lie %erfennen" lalen.
MIs n egatipes 90 II It er Der 2oglt lit
Der Irtitel 10 bemerfenspertb, Dap es Hn=
redt pdre, benielben unIern 2eler RI poriu=
entbalten unb cine paiienoere Stelle oafiir
als Die bumoriitii6e Spalte tann Der Ir=
belt ni9t pobl ansepielen werocn.
Sier Die Guinteien5 Der rRanti6en"
@eisbeit j:
Isaiiis Meinuns iiber Die Sreil6ulen
fdmeigt Der National Semotrat tobt.
Die vSile" Der @aSette M q 9 Der rGbi=
tor" n d II 9i6la9en. Warum
Beil bort aug Dffentli den Sotumen=
ten bic lnlittli9teit bieier S4ulen barge
lest lit.
Ser 8emeile Der Statiitif tn d + n
er 9 t uno 9ibt oaber Die &i4tisfeit
III. SaB Die GOmmunall9ulen in Yaris
Qlei6e Srii9te berporsebra6t baben als
nniere Yublic S9oOls 9ibt er aud
3u!
SaB 4merifaner, pel6e Die DHentli6en
G9ulen fennen, pie Elm Sorace @reelep,
ibre &inoer in Oroensl6ulen l6iden, oa=
BON 5ast Der Democrat We don't know"
Sen Ylan oes gii9ofs @ilmOur BON
Eeoelano, ben mir itatt Der 5reil9ulen
p~orlesten, perorebt er M ientlid.
lleber ben &eit persiBen mir fein @ort
bas @elaste seniist uno nit Den @prten
Ser Mad. de Sevigne l9lieBen mir Die Com
troperie e:
,,Du Sublime au Ridicule il ny a qu'un pas
Madame"
,gpm Grbabsnen gun, ea&srli9en 1T nur Elm
S@ritt!"
iinb bielen S9ritt bat Der rNational
Democrat" sl:dli9 fertis 9ebradt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-09-17
~2ugeMbnrger @a3ette.

Der rein natiirliden, pbilolopbii9en Mo=
ral-abIolut ~entballam leben. Wie fomr1t
man nun ba;u, sesen Sene Sl reoen, Die
aus religioien @riinoen, Die aus Siebe gu
@ott uao slr driitliden Sollfommenbeit
Den Stanb li6 eripGblen, bur6 ben mad
oes @elterlDIers @ort Menl6en ben Gn=
aeln bes Simmels dbnli9 peroen? ODER
meint man, fir ieoen Meniden obne Ius-
nabme liese oas bDdite 3iel leines 8erufes
in Dem Gbeitanbe? 2~eibnib uno Mnoere
linb aus 2iebe sur 8iienidaft unpermdblt
9eblieben. Gs miro als bObe Su9eno an
9eleben, wenn Elm Sobn ooer cine So6ter,
um Die Stiibe armer Gltern ober bilfloler
@ei9miiter gu iein, auf Die Che persidtet.
IS miro als ibealii6 i9Dn betra4tet, elmer
peritorbenen 8raut, einem Der torbenen
Srdutisam lebensldnsli9e Sreue Su be-
tpabren. @esbalb mill man ni6t p%erite=
ben, oaB es auf relisiOiem @ebiete nod et=
mas Soberes sibt, als Die Che, uelde
iibrisens bas Gbriitentbum uno Die fa=
tbOlii6e Stride bOber itelt, als ie elm
Ybilolopb iiber Tie geoa6t ooer elm Si6=
ter bon ibr gelungen bat? Selblt Die
Statiitif peiit mad, baB iiberal uno un=
ter alien llmitdnben nur elm semi1er
8ru9tbeil Der 8epolferuns lid perbeira=
tibet, uno baB itets elm GROCER She'll Der
Menl6en aus Yhi9t, Notb ober FREEZER
@abl i'm leoisen Stafbe lebt. @eBbalb
nun bic bere6tisite, erbabenite, beiliamite
uno ioealite Irt bes gDlibates, bic frei=
gepdblte, aus Der 2iebe 8ottes en~tiprunse=
ne driltli6e Sun9frduli9teit 10 gar ni9t
begreifen, pdbreno bod ielblt Die Seioen
bic bobe @iiroe uno @ottwOblsefdlisfeit
oieier Suseno ertannt baben?
Nur Gines poIlen mir bier nod furs be-
merfen Die gauge Menl6enwiiroe, oas
gauge Slid Der Suseno, Die Seilisfeit Der
Samilie unb Der Che, bas Wobl Der san=
gen @eIell1aft bdngt BON Der Sp9ldds=
3uns uno 8ewabruns Der itanoessemdBen
&euldbeit ab, wGbreno Corruption in Die
Ter 8eSiebung Corruption in Ilem nod
lid siebt. Nun gibt es aber faum cine
frdftisere mpralii6e Ginwirfuns, nm Site
uno Sittlamfeit in Der 6riiliden @elel=
l6aft aufre6t 81 erbalten, als bas leben=
big Dor ausen itebenoe Bib fr~eisewdblter
uno beitdnoiser Gntbaltiamteit.
gesisli6 Der ansebliden Serabwiiroi=
eung Oes Gbarafters our6 Den flD1terlihen
8eboram lei nlr bemertt, oaB nidt
Die Ycrleusnuns oes unperniinftisen Gi=
senpilens unb Elm pcrniinftiser uro tu=
senbbafter 8eboriam, ionoern umse:ebrt
Die Wiatiir, Die Seibitlu1t uno DER Man=
gel an SelbItperleugnuns Die Gbarattere
peroerbt uno Den @ilen INNER mebr ber=
ablpiiroist. Sic sanSe 8ei9i6te be,eust,
Dap nirsenoswo 10 9rOBe Gbaraftere unb
itarfe @ilen erSosen ipurben, als in Der
%ernlten uno weilen 3u4t oes fl0iterli6en
8eboriams. llebrigens meiB ieber &atbo=
lit, Der Den &ate6ismus ni6t perseIien
bat, oaB Der driitli6e @eborlam aus fei-
mem anoeren Yewessruno einem meni6li=
den Oberen 9ebOr6t, als lpegen @ottes
Mnoronun9, unb oaB Oaber niemals einem
nit @ottes 8elebe aud nur i'm geringiten
@ioerlpru6e itebenoen 8ebote gebor6t
tueroen bari.
e bluB pIst)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-09-17
outrage at oem ,,Nres6pteriamer."

Sn elmer u%nierer lebten Nummer batten
mir ben bier eri6einenoen .Yresbpte=
rianer" auiseforoert uns Die fatbolii6e
Gemeinoe 81 nennen, Die Dem &atboli=
eis NJ II 8 entiosen mill uno in Die protc-
itantii6e Gpiscopalfir6e aufsenommen Al
weroen wiini6t. BIS 9ato baben mir
nod feline @ntwort auI uniere 6raoe bonn
,Yresbpterianer", Der beute erI6ie-
men lit, erbalten uno itellen mir oaber Die
Srase nod einmal, falls Der yYresbpteri-
amer" oieielbe iiberleben baben Ioate.
The New York herald., 1873-10-01
DEFRFOOT PARK.
Autumn Trotting Meeting
s rst Day.
Everett Ray the Winner Of the Three
Minute Purse and Tom Keeler Of
the 2:20 Premium.

The 1rst day OF the autumn meeting az Deerioot
Park satisfactory the proprietor OF the track,
the owners OF horses and the spectators generally,
the trotfIn contests passing on pleasantly and the
favorites winning In bnth events. Two tr0ts came
on the first being Tor purse OF $500 for horses
that had never beaten three minutes, mile heats,
best three in fvc In harness. or this event there
were fourteen entries, eight OF which came to The
post. These we're Mr.. Pearce's brown mare Wick
low Witch. d. Biauveit's brown marc Bessie. E.
Carpenters black horse Black Jim, j., A. Bakers
bay mare Gulnare, q. wright's brown geldina Pnil
O'Nel, Jr., J. Ii. Phillips gray mare Flora,
Thomas Ogle's bay mare Richmond Girl
and John Murphys bay goding Everett
Ray. The later was the favorite over tn field
previous to the st rt at about 100 to so. He won
the race nandily in straight heats. BEFORE the
race pes an q rnmor prevailed about the track that
Ganare was very last, anu thar she mad been
pulled in all ner previous races and because she
did not heat Everett Ray the first heat her owner
and driver Mr. Baker, was taken out Of the sniky
and Hiram ". howe substituted 10 his place THIS
proved to be an unfair proceeding, as Howe did
not drive Gulnare any better or iaster than MI
Baker haa ,a previously rev ,r Ga.nare vu won secona
The second race, . purse ol $500. for horses that
had never beaten 2:2S, had eight ensries and five
starters These were John =. Bakers bay 'lding
Tom Keeler, A. ]. Feek's chestnut mare Lady
Emma, John Murphs's chestnut mare Gr &c Ber,
tram, j II: Philips gray Iediny JacK Draper M and
Keeier Was great favorite over the 1eld, Lady
Emma being second choice. There were but three
heats IN this race, and they were won very easily
Grace Ber ram tne third prize. - M
The following are the
DRERFoOT PARK-FALL MEETING-FIRsT DAY,
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER R30-rRoTrING.-PnrseS $500, i0r
horses that lave never oeaten three m'nuses mi,s
first, $50 to second and $50 to the third morse.
The New York herald., 1873-10-01
HORSE NOTES.

Between heats, at Prospect Park Fair Grounds
Harney's six-yrar.old stallion Ducalion up and
down the hom sstretch several times, to show his
fine trottlng action. The stallion was raised at
Manuel, Rockland county, ". Y. He ~ SIX years
od, 154, bay, with Two whIfe pasterns behind.
Dncall0n was sired by HamDlctonlan, the dam
being the third IN descent from imported trustee.
The stallion - Bne trotter and his splendid gait
promises Improvement.
The New York herald., 1873-10-01
THE COMMISSIONERS OF CHARITIES AM
CORRECTION

This commission met yesterday morning at its
oflce, corner OF Eleventh street and Third avenue
The business transacted was OF routine character,
and nothing OF interest to the public occurred.
The New York herald., 1873-10-01
THE LECTURE SEASON.


BELLEVUE HOSPITAL MEDICAL COLLEGE, FOOT
- Of Iweniy-sixth street. East River ne address
Introductory TO the regular lectures in
sutiOn will be delivered In the College Lecture Room
atbVcock r. NJ. Wednesday, october l. by Proe Dr.
warren BuckeH The public is respectfully invited.
Al FLINT, Jr. Secretary.
TTERARY LECTuREs;-A LITERARY GENTLE:
IL mn, recently arrived from England the au hor Of
numerous works Is onen for ior the
livery OF Lectures farcuarsmay be had by addressing
x. ", Herald Office
T)Ev NEWMAN HALL--To.NIGHT
III ASSOCIATION HALL
subjcct-"PRAYERn
LEGAL NOpICEs.
SHERIFF's OFFICE. NEW COURT HOUSE. CITY
- anu County OF New York August 80 ls7s-Proclama
uon.-Whereas n Court OF oyer and Ternriner ! ap.
pointed TO be held at the City Hail. In the city OF New
YORK IN and Tor the county OF New York the LIST
OF october 1873, proclamation IS therefore, hereby made
IN conformity 70 precept to directed and delivered
ny thc Dstrct Attorney OF said county, the "a day
August 1873 10 all persons bound appear sad
oyer ana lern by recognlzance otherwise,
pear therca ana III Justices Of the Peace Coroners and
other officers who have iaSen any recognizanee for the
appearance OF any person a such Court who have
taken any nqusition or the examination prisoner
quson and exnmina ton the said Court at the open.
ing thereof, on the nrst day OF its sitting
Given under my hand at the sbers office, In the city
OF New YORK, on the 18th dayoi August iw3 -
JOEL o. STEVENS, Under Sheriff.
The New York herald., 1873-10-01

|: SANE DAY.-Purse $780, for horses that have
never beaten 2:2y; mile heats, besr three in i've,
in ha ness; 5000 to the first, $3.50 to the second
The New York herald., 1873-10-01

E,OR sALE-ON THIRD AVENUE BETw ZEN l0sTH
and losth streets Lager Beer ard Liquor salooni
spend Il location tor an oyster Inquire Of
FHILLIP A. MCMAHON, R,ai Estate Agent NO. 1911
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-10-02
If.

If sunshine were sold by the pound,
Ifpaupers could feed on clover,
If the world were square, not round,
If the Tichborn case were over,
If one grew beefsteaks in the garden,
If mutton were picked from the trees,
If pheasants were sold for ''fardcn,"
If cells had govt in their knees,
If tailors meier sent in their bills,
And workmen ne'er asked for thell
wages,
If doctors meier ordered us pills,
If pines were as cheap as green cages,
III wise folks at times were not fools,
And fools were not always so wise,
If the School Board had sensible schools,
And blind men could see without eyes,
If pigs could fly nimbly as swallows,
Ifswallows could grunt like swine
Why, of course, you'll discover what fol
lows
From such suppositions as mine!
If had but n subject to rhyme on,
I'd choose for it better or worse;
Instead of thus wasting your time on
Such very ridiculous verse.
London Fun.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-10-02

for ~ SAYS T.. ssTo look. for Israel, .
saws she. 81 don't sleep this night, .
saws my Deity, s'till we've found HIM,
tsGod bless her :" cried out Esmayne,
in a choked voice. 'sGod be thanked tor
all His mercies.
"Was it a fit ?" asked the old man,
curiously. Show did it come on =. . :'.
But Israel Esmaynes spoke no worttan
the subject, either then or ever he
married Dorothy Beers in the spring
and he has sacredly kept bis vow. II
he lives to be hundred years old, he
will still keep it. And Dotty, though
she never knew it, had redeemed him.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-10-02
35w3y
CTATE OF VERMONT.

~ RUTLAND, SIS.
In Probate Court, held at Rutland, with
in and for said District, on the 23d day of
September, A. d. 1873.
Whereas, Mary Nj. Hawkins, guardian of
p. Ryland Hawkins, minor child of Perry
G.. Hawkins, late of Wallingford, deceased,
makes application to said Court for license
to sell the following described real estate
of his said ward, to wit All her said ward
interest in the real estate, of which the
said Perry G. Hawkins died seized, rep
resenting that the sale thereof, for the
purpose of putting the proceeds of such
sale at interest or investing the same in
stocks or real estate, would be beneficial
to said ward
Whereupon, it is ordered by said Court
that said application be referred to ses-
sion thereof, to be held at the Prob tie
Office in said Rutland on the Dist day OF
October A. d. 1873, for hearing and decis-
ion thereon ; and it is further ordered that
all persons interested be notified hereof,
by publication of notice of said applica-
ton and ora er thereon, three weeks sue
cessively in the Rutland Herald, printed
at Rutland, before said time of hearing,
that they may appear at said time and
place, and, if they see cause, object there
to.
39w3 THOS. G. ROBBINS, Register.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-10-02
CntIdren,s snow Fancies.
ny MINNIE d. BATEMAS.

BESSIE" said little Willie,
ssWhen yesterday il showed,
/ was looking ont for papa,
And ran far down the road
~ Thought I saw him coming,
But twas only MIR. Gray.
Who said, i guess the old woman
Is picking geese to-day
$50 snow must be geese feathers,
Though I'm sure ! do not know
WHY, ifit il but feathers,
They always call 1t snow :!
ssNo, that's not it." said Bessie,
81 watched it for an hour,
And what / think ii looks like,
Is fairies sitting flour.
"The funny little fairies,
we read about in books,
I'm almost sure they're sitting,
So much like flour 1t looks"
..But better stiIl," said Mary,
Ethan flour and all such things,
! think it Is, TO call il
The down from Angels wings
"Your thoughts are very pretty,
1 scarcely think they're true;"
Said Mary's brother BERTHE,
..I'lI tell You something new:
Those soft, white clouds of summer.
We've often seen, you know,
In little bits have broken,
And falling down make snow
zone day / asked my father"
said gentle Lily Strong,
Gle said IL was a blanket,
70 keep the wheat plants warm.
"But still think in Heaven
"They must have snow like this:
II Is the angels emblem
Ofpurity and peace.
.'They send it down to show us
That in our life below,
we should have thoughts and action
Pure as the falling snow"
- PLaineSUilIe Telegraph.
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rOMMISSTONERS' NOTICE.

~ The undersigned having been APP
pointed by the Hon. Probate Court for the
district of Rutland, Commissioners to
receive, examine and adjust all claims and
demands of all persons against the estate
ofJoseph Burrage, late ofPittsford, in said
District, deceased, hereby give notice that
we will meet for the purpose of examining
and allowing said claims at the late dwell
ing house of the deceased, in Pittsford, on
the last Tuesdays of November and Febru-
airy next, from O'Clock until 6 o'clock p m,
each of said days and that six months from
the Sth day of. september A. d. 1873,
is the time limited by said Court for
said creditors to present their claims to
us for examination and allowance.
Dated at Pittsford, this 18th day of Sep
TENDER, A. ID. 1873.
5. H. KELLOGG, Co,,,,,,,,s
J.A. RANDALL, Oolilnl Is
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39:yy3
STATE OF VERMONT,

~ DISTRICT OF RUTLAND, SIS.
Be it remembered, that at a session of
within and for said District, on the 9th
day of September, A. ID. 1878.
PRESENT: Hon. WalterC. DuntOn, Judge.
Whereas, certain instrument in writ
ing, under seal, purporting to be the last
will and testament of Catherine Bresee,
late ofShrewsbury, in said district, deceas
ed, having been this day presented to said
Registers Office: Therefore, it is ordered,
that all persons interested in the estate of
said deceased, be notified to appear be-
fore said Court, at the Probate Office in
Rutland, in said DESTRUCTION the first Tues
day in October, A. d. 1873, by publication
of this order, three weeks successfully pre-
vious thereto, in the Rutland Herald, a
newspaper printed at Rutland aforesaid,
to show cause, if any they may have, why
said instrument in writing should not be
proved and allowed, as the last will and
testament of the said deceased.
38w3 THOS. &. ROBBINS, Register.
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CTATE OF VERMONT,

N DISTRICT OF RUTLAND, SIS.
The Probate Court for the District of
Rutland. To all persons interested in
the estate of Samuel Hill, late OF Walling-
ford, in said district, deceased.
GREETING:
By the authority of the State of Ver-
mont, you are hereby notified to appear
before said Probate Court, at the Probate
Office in Rutland, in said District, on the
2lst day of October, A. d. 1873, to show
cause, if any you have, why the ac-
count of Esther Hill, executrix
of the estate of said deceased, should
not be allowed, and also why the
residue of said estate should not be dis
tributed to the parties entitled thereto.
22d day of September, A. ID. 1873.
39w3 THOMAS Q. ROBBINS, Register.
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CONFESSIONS OF AN INVALID.

CONFESSIONS OF AN INVALID,
Published as warming and for the bene-
fit of Young Men and others who suffer
from NERVOUS DEBILITY, LOSS OF
seIf-cure. Written BY one who cured
himself after undergoing considerable
quackery, and sent free on receiving a
postpaid directed envelope.
sufferers are invited to address the au-
thor, NATHANIEL MA1FAlR,
23w6m Box 1913, Brooklyn, n. Y.