The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-06

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we got noihe SONY 'i''c nuN, iioii,nS'
and ifever unueftaNc 10 stuuy .,'c I,u,-
actcr OF Cen Grant OF urlVc WIN ,iie Ios'-
master again, let nc KNOW III nu'aHoe,
Nor IS my commence III ,ne "pliu! vi W.
intelligent morse oi,nu ny way lo.'u, Nn'i,
ms master Is AZ !au,, lu.'u so 1 T,,. q, a.
was, Certainiy .ne s."y n''uu - 20 ~, IL
10 DC reiieu OH loi "l""i ,I ny. n,O1 Al,
tihctions, put snc 10 oons'u l'..a ~,
Doarus IL you SUI no, .a.s w, ~" 5r;,' Jn
mus prc"hs up wv ,no FL e.
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can Wen unacrs ,,' 'as Co.. "n,. 80 ,ia,
Ielusa 'o Purt WIN nc ~ r. ~
nc nus ye. pvc" oio,. 49,. ' ~;
what hc sees Ill "i""' ''''' ~ '."'''n"s'
Great wondcrmcnt is expressed as to how
we pass away the time now That TIC races
arc done. have discovered mat aitcr
reaching certain period III NE one is very
little troubled about passing timc; all one
has to do is stand still and time sips by YOU
faster than you wot OF, faster thah you WISH
You do nothing in particular, perhaps; m
dulgc in 10 diversion nut getting up is
necessary, eating Is duty, ana gong to pea
at some hour OF inc high' Is 'ashiol'i'oie;
so before you kho" 1t o',e u"y Is sone anu
another is tapping on Du' ior "'husc'.,cnt
what would you nave anywhere O'her ,''ah
we have here: lherc are po"lihg-ailevs
for ladies ana gentlemen anu couples eau
90 there ana lnuuiSc III 'hc no"lhS w
their hearts content Anu co'ne "W"y p.,-
ter for the exercise ny iar' but Nis hot
necessary TO boWi mcrciy pec"use W" ~
to the alleys; some coulies go 10 DOW,
other go to spoon ana nobody seems 10
n ,itttnrtnHH. 4.
iden, Conn, docs not go TO see now many
pins he can get down nc SIMPLY wishes 10
ascertain how many 1t Is possible TO leaNe
standing, and there are few VINO can peat
him at leaving pms up. lheh there are
the two Indian cncampmcn's, WIN shooting
galleries ana butts Tor DOW anu arrow prac-
ucc at both. Inc guns III use are "',aI
Cockncy wouiu prooaoiy uesiSha'c US .'.ll'
guns with 'air-trisscrs anu ''lc target Is "
woman Sco,ch costume WIZ utu,hs l''p-
DIT mat kccis over anu 'o,. iii'' lo"'s'
II You mt the hlili eye rau''tl" w"s "
ccSsNci! ANXIOUS lla' hcr pap" 'uo",u NAM
the non roar anu 10 p'c"s, '''r c'ii y, 'ooN
a shoi nj H. dun hiaHc ."' non ,o"'
cNactiy' mt take pr''c ~ I'cplunS
that made an o'" eeh"Inf'"' Ni'V
posted himself IN what ne SCENE"
To consider saic POSITION rev ro"' away
ON the right ct the target, now most rear
tuliy. ms was better IMAM h''ihg noth-
ing. The archery business Is meant lof
ladies, but they do very mite OF IT. Nor
do the Indians encourage them much IN the
practice of archery, having found by cX-
pericncc that the few arrows that get away
from tho bow generally stick i'll the 1--we In
dian who attends, instead OF IN the stuffed
one that is ostcnsibly shot ut. women,
notice, shoot bows and arrows very much
as they play wlist-having drawn the ar
row back, they hold on TO it Just as they do
to trump, and won't launch 1t II they do
let one go by accident 1t generally hlts the
wrong place. After the ladies have prac-
tced half hour the attendant Indian from
distance might he mistaken for porcu-
pine, all quilts. But the passion that little
girls have for bows and arrows is strange !;
it almost passes that for dolls. Paulina
urged papa to buy her an equipment, ! re-
fused. Shooting fathers is rather encour-
aged by the Saratogan sentiments but in
TINS case it seemed to me unadvisabc that
l should become an accessory before the
TACT. But baskets and such things are in
noccnt and harmless and OF these both en-
campments VIII sell You as many as you
wish to buy But 1t is only the Old En-
campment that boasts OF a ''Beautifnl In
uian Glrl. inns dusKy damsel Is one OF
tne pliiars OF the camp, for the young men
an invite her 10 shoot, ana Sarah Is never
peateh' III ~ouiu surprise you TO Know
now many arrows TINS young iady can put
III 'iie target III cent apiece III inc course
Oh an AFTERNOON. But my surprise has
oech awakened by something stranger to
whlcii my atteh!ioh was called Sarah has
grahuh1oliier III camp an aged. respecta-
pie; ana VIII venture 10 say, virtuous fe
male she sits Dehind the counter all day
iong' ana 40 not near any men asking her
10 shoot WIN them' Neither do they seek
10 engage her III conversation, notwlthstand-
ing their avowai OF an ardent ambition to
learn Indian and the palpable fact that the
good granumother mas more Indian IN her,
from the ~ or 81 years OF practice she has
nad, shouid TAX II better than SARAH. But
mere are many very strange things IN life.
lheh we nave beside the circular railway,
lou oil WOODEN horses mat revolvc around
common center 10 the lascNious pleasing
Oh a hurdy-gurdy, giving their riders an OPP
portuhlty 10 spear IRON rings from a post
ana bear them trlumphantly away on the
point OF skillet. or you can have your
fortune told. Or you can walk out to the
battle ground. Or for ten cents you can
with a ciuD ior as many minutes. There is
no END, IN TACT, to the amusements which
saratoga offers to visitors. Then, in the
early part OF September, so close upon us,
there Is to be aregetta, which ougat, whetll-
or II docs or NOT, TO draw people from all
parts OF the country, Tor there never was II
better course tlah the lake offers, and some
good pullers are entered for 1t 1t has been
rather cool LOT Two days back, and tins
morning goou many guests lett. Each
10 ms iieihg' put this weather suits me OK
actiy' ana II people only knew 1t, Sep
TEMPER rs the pleasahtest month OF the yeal
10 ne Ut onra.oga OF anywhere else. ina,
.here are iewer mere Ill 'ha' month Is one OF
| .hc PrihelPai reasons wh'ch makes IT more
ehgoyaDie' LOT petter accommodations are to
Nc hau at tiie noteis' ana you are not Jostied
ABOUT ana trodueh hhder loot ny the multi
tuue' but inc majority seem OF different
way OF thinking, ana generally stampede
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