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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-04-26

proteRe ibres fntbolii&sn @olfes lin
tatboliider Nelieion ma@sn"? 8enn
fe Dem Golfe ieinen Btidof nebmen,
rpenn iie lem Bolfe feline Oosmea per-
tistsn wouen Cujus regio, ejus re-
ligio:" Dsr eas Scepter fiibrt, 1T ;us
sleih qaneeebi1dof bteler SaB
1ebt in IppiSaer 8litbe uno nidt bic
ldweiseril@en &utbolifeu 1np es, ris
oielen Sab ,pieoer lebenpis semaat
nein, fe Gnp Die Yon einem p%roteitantiz
ihen "@eridtsbpic," Gem Di5eeianruz
the, I'm ibres @laubsuS wiQen Gsrfolsz
ten.
gu ndberer Srisntirune mag beige
fiat rpsrren, paB Die Sdpei; cine Sez
p5lferuns pen 2.670,345 Seslen bat
yon benen 1,567,003 protehantiid,
i,O65,84 fatbolild, 1857 i6raclitild
unp 1924 verl@ieeenartis in reIisi5z
ic, 6inG6t fino.
Tug in cteism Momente bic Grbittez
rune Der Gatbplifen cine ibe,aus 9robe
lit, cas- 1T semib. Smmerbin, mir cir;
fen nit BOILER Berubisuns uno Der
Wabrbeit semdB lasen: Der Griece cee
gancea 1T seit6rt pur6 jsne Mdnner,
Die fib ~Iltfatbolifen" beiesn, purd
iene protefanten, bic nit ibnen 9ebeu,
rie Beice pereint bic Branpfadei Der
3pietradt in cas- fatboliide Brlt se>
wprfen babsn ; rte 8atbolifen ater, ie
babsn rpeoer bic Droteitanten nod BEN
Staat anaesrifen, fe baben ZEN 6riez
BEN nit feiaem 8orte Borte 9eit6rt.
IS eitt f1eilib Geuts, Die meinen,
neil eie &atbplifen ntbt cas- slauben,
mas lie, 70 senuge eas, lte ais 1risz
oenS(15rer III etfldren. 1ie meiier
eiberalsn n,sinen, fe cur9 ibre Scsen
mndteu rem uStaat" aus. @ir aber
meinen, bic aatbolifsn sctSren aud
gum ~otaate" unc ibneu lei cas Ned!
Der Grifen; {u wsnig at;ulpreden als
een yiberalen. Sb rte 9iberalen oae
anerfennsu trpQen oper ni9t, es hilft
nidts: fe mi1en un5 uno uniers
Soeen ertrasen lerneu, Oh fe mcusn
orer niht uup cb IS ibr uStaat" uia
oeer nidt. @enn Die 2tberalen uac
Ger liberale uStaat" fi@ trimmer wis
Elm setretener Burm Dor Ratbolifen
uno &atbolici5mus, 10 fort oas ftei=
lid cen Griecea Der 2iteralen ; absr
mir baton feline pRi9t uns um oisit
3udunsen ;u flmmsrn. sic loQen
eben uns er.raseu, wie mir lie.
Dieter 9anse 8irdenconFic in 8az
felz Splctburn 1T Der eclatanteite 9ez
peis raflr, pas ale eieis 9dnoel, bier
pie aaeerswo, ibren urlpruns nur Dem
Inn tanre Ysrranfen> paB cine md6ti9e
partei e~ritirt> welde bic fatbeltldtn
Spsea gar nidt ertrassn tann uno fe
UNI allen yreis pertilsen m1dte.
Bob!an, Ger 2ampf bat beSonner
wie nod 1elten, 10 flar ltest eas 8e6t
auf Seite Der STRIDE unc BIC Treibeit
ees @ecanfens uno cie Greibsit Res
@ewineuS, uno pa 1T mir pom rein
menibli9enS tancpunfte aus aud nidt
banse um ben Sies.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-04-26

n5tbiste. Sol. @teptoe riidts nit
lruppen Elm, founte jerod Nidts
MAIDEN uno nod msni9w Governor
iptelen, ca Der abSefebts youas THAT
la@li9 resierte unp zen Beb5rpen 1ros
bot.
60 ains ee Bis 1857, no Budaz
nan $500 Mann mad utab ididte uno
Alfreo Cumming gum Wovernor erz
nanate. Bis 1858 perleetn rie WOr>
u1cren ben Truppsn ben Dea, panr,
u%nterwa1fen iie fid unr Don nun at,
e~riftirte Elm resuldrer @ossrnor neben
brigham youns in Utah, nit rem er
perl9fepene Wale Irubel bate. Durb
Die pacifcsD abnen mebrte iib Die 3abl
Der Nihtmormonen unD bic Ma9t Der
Der. Staoten 8eb5rce i'm sanpe. Gnp>
LID sos &idter Mc8ean ben prupbe<
ten uno anpere Gibrer Dor bic Ser.
Staaten 0eri6te me9en Morces etc.
Gle mureen smar sesen8 irsiaaft freiz
aeseten. aber youns 1ebt cae iein
Nei6 in lltab ben felten halt oerliert
uno fu9t cine 6eimatb.
Dab 8rtabam youns Elm raffnirter
@auner, tlbner Spefulant uno eneratz
ider Gbarafter 1T, 9eboren gum Sclfs<
(ger)TIbrer, beweilen Die 8liitbe uno
uuo bic @oltssubl ronl1tab unp cie ei>
senen Grfolse younss in Mnbdufuns
zines enormen @ermDsens. Bare ct
fsin polYsamif 70 mlroen Jpn bic
yantees, troB auer ieiner IYrannet unp
@aunerei fir einen srcben Mann erz
fldren, Der iih I'M, bic Station purh
@rinouns lltabs eas sr6bte 9errisnf
srYrprben babe.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-04-26
Mn Der ,nerifaniicben @rdnje.

Sen. @bsrican unr eer Srisesz Sez
fretdr iino mad Der m"erifani1den
@rdn;e sereift, UNI Die eortisen 3uz
fdnps III unterluben. S9on sor Ell
niger 3eit bieB es, paB Glibufierz Inter
nebmunssn aesen Norpz Merico ausse<
raft.t wlrpen uno oob maj, in @aibz
ington folde Streide nibt uneern
1eben tpirpe.
Die @ab,bsit 1T bic 3utdnre an,
Rio @ranpe iiuo 10 trauriser Matur,
oab I'M Snterei1s Der Anlecler i'm iloz
liden Teras h6dit ener9iiae Mabrez
seln n6tbis linp. Den untbaten Der
@rdnszS trul9e uno Snotaner. bic BON
Merieo Der ibre 3aubs unp More;use
in Ieras a%uaflbren, mue Elm @nce ae<
ma9t ,perpen. @enn bic 8esterung
nibt NIT bewafneter Wadt bilit.
70 muB Der Staat Seras belfen, peer
pie Nnliecler miGen auf eisene Tauf
osn &ries erbsben, uno ;war bis tn
oas merifanii6e @etist btnsin CUR Ser
fpIeune Der Nduber unb MSrper.
Dieie @erfolsuns fam iebr lei6t
,u @ermidlunsen nit Msrico fdbren.
Sdon ldnsit baten Die Dereinisten
Staatsn bic Nufbebuns Der (. 9. ~Zona
liberia" oerlaust Gin Grdns1rid
am Hto @ranpe auf merifanilAer
Seite, Der ftsuerfrei cinfubrt, unc no
pas 5eerlaser Der S6musaler if, bic
@aaren mad cen Ger. Staateu uber
ben Nip Crane sin19muaseln.
Sdmuseler unp Riaber ma@ten cert
aemeinlame Sadie. Benn Merico
oieIss S9mu9selzG errain niGt ouf<
sibt> 10 miro bic Union een6tb;st iein,
IS in 8elB su nebmen. Meriep 1T
idon friber erlu6t poroen> oielen ufer<
fri9 ar Die Union abiutreteu, neil es
pteS @efnnel nfdt in 3udt talten
fam, mel6eS ii6 bort ntscerAelaiIen
bat. Die Snlpeftione Neile BON DIR.
Yslfnap unp General Sberiban miro
cie e6iuns oieier serpidelten 6rase be-
trefsu.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-04-26
Sic @eltauslfellun9 in @ieu.

Der DIRECTOR pieies sroeartieen I'm
t%ernebmens, Greiberr pom SdparSz
Sanborn, bat, I'm Yerldiseene 0eridts
~ wirerleeen, an cen 5iferrsidilben
Bct16after in Berlin etn Shreiben &C.
rihtet, oeilen Subalt BON %ausemeinem
Sntere6e 1T unp bier i'm Belentlidsa
folat:
Gs fno in lester 3eit neusrpinss in
naebreren 5fentliden 8ldttern @eradte
oufeetoudt iast Der 8srfaher eab etne
8erl9iebuns Der @eltausfelluns in
Wtn fattfncen, bcstebunssweiie. tas
pieielte am /. Wai er5Fnet, 9let9 aber
rarauf 9elblO0en pereen lole.
Oa Die Yauten in jeper 6infdt Der
8ousnruns nabs sebradt fnc, lomit in
fsiaer Ribtung cine 8eranla0uns ;ur
@erldietuna Der @.Dfuune Ger Mu6<
fsuuus pprltest. 70 bate i'd IS Nnses
libts eer 10 iberaus lsbbaften 9etbets
liauna res Nualanees fir meinepfidt,
gr. Greellen; III eriuden, eieiem 81
ritte auf renl.iten Mege nit aler
Gatlhieoenteit entseSentreten uno be-
tonsn III molten, oab Die Gr5Hnun9 Der
MusfeQuns unfeblbar an hem slei6 UT
iprlns!i6 fefseeBten Sermine, b. I. an.
1. Mat ,. s. s~uverlaits ftattFnren
pirr, uuo ZAP ale, tpie INNER searteten
Nabridten elmer 0erlaisbuns rein aus
Der euft sesrifen ftnc. Gs fnp Dies
Wsrudts, tpelde bel ieeer NusfeQuns
mieeerfebrsn uno iid ME bewabrbeiten.
llnc eab bic @orbereitunsen fir Die ST.
5Fnuns in 8etref Der @iener 8elt<
ausfeuuns ipon beute weiter sepieben
fnp, ais piss bel irsene elmer Der frlbe>
rem MusfeIunsen 3u cieier Belt Der
SAL 9ewelen, muhen Die 3ablreibsn iu>
unp ausldnoilden Beiuder pes Dslts
ausReaunsss plabes suseben.
&benlo 9runolos als Die erwabnten
Berlaiebunsss@ erd@ts fnb bic rueitez
rem @eri&te, be3isli@ elmer auserors
oentli@en Gbeueruns Der 9ebensmiteL
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-04-26
plett, 10 nparen In Der teBten GenatsGBs

una nur-Z4 SenatDtcn dnfbelenp.
Daber femmt ss aber aud, bae 1d cas
putlitum NIT Dem e enate gar ni6t be-
faet, eerace ais pb er oar nidt eritirte.
@ir ,perren aud boloi9f feline &us
pfer>M in;en mebr i'm 85niersi@ Sta
lien ieben. Sdon 1T Der Wanael pie'
fer Minsen fIbltar unc rrenn Elm Sc
1baftsmaun fir 100 6ranfen 8upfer
bsn5tbist 70 eiebt er ssrne 4 uno 5 0!O
Statt ee5 &upfers wercen mir nit pa
piercnen Sdeinen Don 20, IS unb 10
Gentelmt teallft perpcn. Datei 1T
nun aud 81 beflrdten, oab uteperum
GalGRtate a;eidseitis ms eeben 'rstsn.
1rcs rieier Wlilere wa9sn cs tie Neue:
Ter rennph ;u prdtenpiren, baB ra5 rs,
miids @olf ibnen gum Dante perpFibs
tet lei. @ean Der Musseraubte une
Mibbanbelte 1einem Nauber Danf
lbulpig it, eanr, mag bic pbiloiopbie
psr lliurputersn ridtis iein cenn ie
la17sn rem rSmiiden Golfe cas nadts
9eben, ME Der Nauber Dem Wusgeraubz
ten, neil er bofft etpa ipdter pieoer Ell
men auten Sang mabm ;u f5nnen:
Som 20. auf ZEN 81. Mdrs wurce
in &om i'm 9bsater Npello Elm Mas>
tenbaQ sessben, UNI bic Mttte< Guiten
mad mail6ncii6er Cite gu feiern. Nlz
lein ni@t nur bic N6msr waren ta<
ritter in sercdtem 3orne emp5rt, ionz
bern lpsar cine beoeutenoe Nn;abl Der
einsemaneerten Staliener fabeu, baS
%llnpa1tnpe zines Masfsnbaues in Der
6auptfaet ees &atbplisismus Elm unb
eabsr fam es> RAP Don 100000 GIN
mpbrsrn aud faum 700 paran She'll
rabmea.. Wraf pianciani> Der Synz
ritue BON Nou1, erlbicn i'm idparssn
grade une wsiben 6anpi6uben, fano
cher III ieinem er5eten grfaunen bic
5efe ees @oIfss, mas gang leiht cas
pur1 III etfidren 1T. pab DON 500 Gin
tritt5biQetten nur 1856 perfauft, nab
reno Die iibrisen gratis rertbetlt wurs
cen, I'm, nur ~iberbaupt Zen au9elastsn
Bou su Stanpe gu brinsen. .Na@pem
pom Munisipium Dem 9sfBer ces
lbeaters, Der fi@ als Gbrif wetserte,
pas 1beater ;u pielem 5wede ceforiren
,u la0sa, absr enplid, nahcem er ftd
Yprber NIT elmer beben peri6nlidtsii
beratben bate, einmiuists, "a er pas
~ianebafte Get rod ni6t oe.binrern
fennte unp Jpn eerrobt wurpe, man
peree c6 sinen aus GlprenS iibertra9en,
BIZ Mus9aben sarantirt purren, ater
Die Ginnabmen 1ebr 9eytas waren, 70
mu6 pas Muni;ipium b!sden. Was
Wunrer, >penn pie Miuni3ipalz &ai1su
srlbbpft fno ; Bonn ubne WuniS'palz
@eleer fomnt einmal in Som fein Self
sulammen ; renn BE 36mer tpsuen lett
Gem 20. september 1870 son Iefli9s
feitea nihts pillen, unp pie BuNuri
nebmen blob paran lbeil, wenn fse be-
sablt mercen.
Mprsen, am Sefe Mlariaz@ erflnot'
suns tt in rer Baiiiifa Don ct. Yeter
Den san;en Sag cae Muerbeiliaie Saz
frament ausseiteIt uno bic @ldubisen
inp einselacen, I'D cprt 3ablrei9 einz
suFnpen, UNI, rpie in all ben in lebter
3eit a%bsebaltenen Iricuen Der rerldte>
renen &iraen Rems, ibr @ebet gu cen1
Nusutieen @otte su ridten, pamtt Gr
Ole fortselesten @otteslaRerunsen, be
pie ,Gapitale" tds!id in ibrer eebenSs
beldreibuns Seiu Gbrifi, sesen cen
Sobn @ottes id!eucert, eerSeiben, uno
Rom BON Der ldrediiben @eibsl be-
freisn m6Se.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-04-26
Urei9eifter ,1nb Treibeit.

Muf Zen elffen Slid icute man mel
nen, eab "a, mo bic Nuffldrune rer
Jreiseifsr tbr 8esier tat> bic fdrentenz
lolsfe Greiteit bsrride. NQein nett
gefe5lt Inter rem Banner Der Greibeit
;iebt Die dreite 5prannet Ing Gelp, urn
AQes 81 unterprIden, was nidt in IT,
rem 8ram paBt.
Das isbsn mir iebt in Nmerita, pie
in europa, ia es 1T Elm 6aratterifildes
Msrfma! unlerer 3eit, oab BE fonper>
bariten @irsrlprlde ;u Sage treten :
S5nise uno Safer ibenfsn reuplutioz
,,aren 85pfen ibr @ertrauen uno oerz
banner rtejenisen, rsl6e pon jeber, bic
treuelte StlBe her Gbrcne &paren.
Warum 1oQte es tenn ni9t mSslid
isin, eab Ger Greieeift iia slei9seitis
aud In Der Houe zines Despoten 9ez
faus? Go 1T e5 eeeenwdrtis.
Inter esn Maebdn9eldtipe Ger Greiz
belt uno &uffldruns pereen In europa
8ilh5fe uno pr;eiter oerfolst; NIT
semlslbsn Telpaeldrei felt man tas
Nam!ige ben 8atbplifen Nmerifa'S in
Musidt. @enn rieie 8emertuns ei>
men Sel,r Iberralden ioats, 70 erinnern
mir i'm raran, rab erit flr3lid Trieo>
rid Rapr, Ger tefannte Geutidz Nmeri>
faner, wsldcr jest iein 9i6t i'm ceutz
1aen Meibatae leudten ldbt, in Berlin
cine 0crleluns BELT uno nit aroBem
Na9rrude bic 8%ebcuptune aufitcute /:
eos RE fattc!ilde STRIDE in rcn Ser
6taate,1 tereits ben Sntere7en oes
Staates esfdbrlid ~ uereeu rrObe unp
reBbalb su errparten fei eaB ftd aud
III cieiem 2aupe Gin Bismard fnpen
.nsrre.
60 oerlteben eteie 5erren Gle Greiz
bsit.
@llu neil cie 8atbolifen unter tem
S9uBs Ger eanresueyfaNunB, 9etreu
tbrer STRIDE, 9etreu aud ZEN pfi4ten
aessn bic 2ancssreaieruns, na@ ibrer
eiaenen Befimmuna lebeu, fommt Der
Shulmei1eritcd res Greiseifes UNI
brobt: Bi5 b;eber uno nidt reiter !
emancipation unp ibrantenlole Wiu,
fir nadt allen errsntIidsn Nidtuneen,
-Sstsn jepsr mbsliden Gdrtung>-
3ommunismuS uno freie 2iete-nur
fein Ratboli;f5mue, cieler brinot ras
ylut Der Greiseiitsr :um Stoden. Sc
mar in europa einGIrf, Der einft iaste,
Ter Menla teainne erit beim Baron.
Mebnlid psrtdlt es lib NIT ren 0rcb
tanrlern Ger Wufftdrune, RE Sseen,
Ter Gd GbriR III lein erlaubt, fir eineu
be1hrantten Wenldcn baItrn, eena ie
auein nebmen renBeiiy Ger Wabrbe;t tn
Mnlrrub. ga fomn1t Elm 5erolo ctes
fer M%ufAaruna aus Californian mad
Ct. Yaul unr bdlt Sfentlide @ertrast
lter Gbrihentbum uno Stluitismus
Die Nblht liest auf Ger 5ane: man
MIL aesen Gle Ssluitsn 8apital MAIDEN,
Bas ml.een Tie 5srren fasen, tpenr
Gin au'bolit @ouraae ssseu bic AHsns
pbilp{opbie zines Gcst unb Garpir
unp lbsr ben Sonnens@ einea
Bubner balten piyps! Bleibe ru be
'reinsm fatbolii6en @lauben, mirte es
bsissn; iolbe Ginse oerieben nur b,
Dseteeiter! uno Elm reliaicnSlcle1
Treiseit MIL uns lbr Gbrifentbuu
unp Ssluitismus telebren Das fling
unssfabr TO- mie wenn Elm SGufe
plSBlid f@ ais @uloi@miep aufwerfe,
warre. Die Greiseiier werfen Be,
&atbpliten 8el9rdnttbeit ces @eiite
DOT, une beeenfen botet ni&t tas e
Die auerfraG.fe Bprnirtbeit 1T, trenl
giner Fd aaein ale Beiber eer ri9ti
gen Grtenntnib wdbnl.
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The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-26
From the st. Adams Messenger.
In uemOriam.

We have already announced the death of
our esteemed townsman, Dr. r. c. NJ.
Woodward, which occurred at his residence
in this village on Friday evening last.
lie was born in Barre in 1919. When
he was 10 years old his father removed to
Castlcton, and there he was educated,
graduating at the Medical College in 1871.
He then went to New York city, and at
tended course of lectures at the Uniycr-
sity, and afterwards spent "A year in the
city, occasionally attending lectures and
taking observations in the hospital He
then removed to Bakersfield, where he was
very successful and enjoyed an extensive
practice throughout the eastern part of the
county for sixteen years, lie removed to
st. Adams, fifteen years ago, and had
here a large and lucrative practice, which
ill-hcalth compelled him to limit somewhat
for few years past. In reference TO his
standing us "A physician, we have seen Il
letter OF recommendation given TO DR..
woodward by Coy. Horace Eaton in tS41,
in which the latter speaks of him " as a
tirst-ratc scholar, and from what | have
seen of his practice, which has been con
siderable, he has no lack for judgment and
capacity to apply his knowledge to the best
advantage also his thorough acquain-
lance with anatomy fits him more cspcc-
ally 10 excel in surgical practice" This
testimonial was fully deserved as DR..
Woodward's subsequent career in the pro-
tcssion satisfactorily attcstcd.
DR.. Woodward was nephew of the
celebrated Dr. Theodore Woodward, Of
CastlctCn, and cousin of DR.. \. +. Wood
ward of Brandon. lie married Miss Eliza
beth Child, of Bakersfield, sister of the
late Thos. Child, once member Of Con
grcss from New York, and OF the late Hon
John n. Child, of lIydcpark He had four
children, of whom two sons and daughter
survive. His eldest son is DR.. George
Woodward Of Johnson DR.. Woodward
had for many years been great sufferer
from scatica, and it had affected his ner-
vous system generally His last illness be-
gan with a sore throat several DAYS before
his death, but he was not confined to his
house until Monday last. when he called
DIR. Dunsmorc. Drs. Branch and Clark
were afterwards called in as counsel He
walked about his room even as late as FRI
day, but strong symptoms of congestion
appeared, and about half past eleven in the
evening he passed away being fully con-
scous and resigned.
AS already mentioned, DR.. Woodward
was an able, highly-cutured physician, and
was held in high esteem by his brethren in
the profession. lie was a good husband,
father, and citizen, and will be greatly
missed in our community
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-26

might be expected from their able con.
ductor. A number of Duets were pre-
scented and well received. Altogether with
the help of the large variety of musical in.
struments which assisted made the concert
happy and pleasant affair, 1t was got
ten up by the ladies of the Congregational
church and society to raise funds for re-
pairing their church. Too much could not
be said in praise of every singer and must
clan on the stage, and would space allow
it, would be pleasant TO give the names of
each. Suffice it to say that all performed
their part well, and richly merit the ample
praise they are receiving. 1t is evident
there must have been large amount of
hard work done to arrange such concert
in so short time We learn that with one
single exception all gave their time and
labor gratuitously. II.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-26
CastIctOn.
OF ID FOLKS CONCERT.

The old folks concert which has been look
ed for with so much interest by our commu-
nifty came off on Wednesday evening of
last week to the entire satisfaction of both
singers and audience. Every seat in the
large Town Hall was filled at an early
hour, many were present from adjoining
towns, the evening being pleasant and the
sleighing good. The singers nearly forty
in number first made there appearance
marching single file down the center of the
hall to the stage, giving the audience an
excellent opportunity of seeing the hats,
hornets, shawls and cloaks as they were
worn by our ancestors in ''yc oldcn time, -
Space will not allow us to give Il descrip-
ton of the hats so tall and so short with
Trims so wide and so narrow worn by the
gentlemen, and the bonnets worn by the
ladies so high and so low, projecting far in
front, and dresses and coats of every con-
ceivable shape and hue, with fans and bags
to match One coat worn by the leader,
j. Dutton, is worthy of more than pass
ing notice, having been made and worn as
wedding coat by an old citizen of Castle
ton over one hundred and twenty years
ago, with its skirts hanging to his heels.
and the sleeves fitting tight from the
shoulder down, buttoning to the chin with
large metal buttons, this same coat was
worn a good many years ago by member
of military company while out on dress
parade, the captain taking offence had the
soldier court-marshaled and fined three
dollars. Every Anticipated garment that
could be found was brought out and dis
played, and to add to the attractions there
was distributed over the stage in conspi-
cious places Anticipated furniture and musl-
cal instruments Among the latter was an
upright piano and elbow melodeon, on both
of which accompaniment to songs were
played by Mrs. +. G.. Burton, who exhibit
ted remarkable talent and skill by playing
also on the violin and guitar. The full
choruses were given with astonishing accu-
racy considering the short time they had
been under drill. The songs rendered by
Miss frankie Burt and Mrs. Ostrandcr
were well executed and received with ap-
plausc. The first quartet rendered by Mr..
and Mrs. A. Higley, Mrs. Dutton and e.
H. Armstrong exhibited the harmony and
culture of their voices. The second quar-.
tett sung by Mr.. and Mrs. j, Dutton, Mrs
Ostrander and M. b. Dewey, was perhaps
the most carefully prepared, and displayed
the precision in time and ennunciation that
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BEWARE BoYs.-By merciful dispensa-
ton says the Springfield Republican the
opening of our New England winter has
usually be en- deferred till after Thanksgiy-
ing, that the boys might all be present and
add cheer to that famous banquet, but, this
year, the deadly treachery of thin ice has
been sprung upon US, full two weeks early
and the boys are going under with numer-
business that speaks of many a Thanksgiv-
ing dinner to be eaten less gleefully than is
wont. There were four of these fatalities
in New England, one day last week, and
as the boys are only just beginning to find
out that there is ice, and to get the straps
and buckles in order, the number is daily
increasing.
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SEARSBrRG.

As two boys by the name of Stevens, the
Oldest one only seventeen years age were
out examining their mink traps the first of
last week they came across bear tracks.
They had no gun with them but had a
hatchet They borrowed a gun and started
IN pursuit of him, and finally came across
his bearship making nest under a fallen
tree They fired and severely wounded
INN and then dispatched him with the hatch.
et' lie dressed over 800 lbs, and they took
from him GO lbs, of tallow. The boys will
net about $50 from that bear.
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ADDISON County.
MIDDL EBURY.

On Thanksgiving evening the Middlebury
Cornet Band under the direction of Prof
Sherman, of Sherman's celebrated Brass
Band, will give grand concert in A Academy
Hall. The programme embraces some Of
the latest and most popular pieces of mu-
SIC Added to the attractions of the eve
ming, will be acted the popular Drama en-
titled Country Cousins, by intelligent and
competent actors. The exercises will be
interspersed with solos and quartetts, duets,
and comical songs, by well known artists.
young lady of known musical talent will
sing several rev and popular songs during
the evening. The whole will make a very
attractive programme.
BuRGLARY.-On Sunday night the house
of j. Il. Negus of this village was entered
and robbed of silver ware to the amount
of between 500 and 500. The robbers also
helped themselves to basketful of dough-
nuts baked the day before, and very quietly
left. No clue as yet has been found of the
burglars.
SIcKNEss.-Mrs. Beckwith, the wife OF
b. S, Beckwith has been lying dangerously
i'll of fever. Dr. Goldsmith of your place
was called, and there is hope of her recov-
cry.
Rev. j. b, Steele is now dangerously sick
with fever, and his recovery is considered
doubtful.
Mr.. Chaplin, and Mr.. II. d. Cushman
who have been sick for some time are APP
parcntly better.
}. NJ. Sladc, Jr., has fitted up and cstab-
lished his Law Office in Aliens block, over
Brewer \ Andrews store and proclaims to
all wishing his services that he will be
found in his place of business when in town.
Well, Jim is Il young man of ability and
energy and must succeed.
wooDFoRp.
party of hunters came across Il bear
with two cubs last Saturday. The cubs
were killed but the old one succeeded in
making her escape. a party were imme-
diately sent in pursuit of her, and it was
expected that she would be found and killed
also.
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5Insurautf.

RURNHAM x TEMPLES
| n s L II a n c f \ G + n C Y
RUTLAND, VERMONT,
REPRESENTS
ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY,
Assets, $4,000, 10000.
HOME INSURANCE COMPANY,
Assets, $4,000, 10000
HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
Assets, $1,000, 10000
IMPERIAL FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
Assets, $1,000, 10000
ROYAL INSURANCE COMPANY,
Assets, $1,000, 10000
PHENIX INSURANCE CO., y. V,
Assets, $4,000, 10000
FRANKLIN INSURANCE COMPANY,
Assets, $4,000, 0oO.O0
INSURANCE co. of no. AMERICA,
Assets, $4,000, 10000
SPRINGFIELD INSURANCE CO.,
Assets, n ,00o, 0OOOl
PHHNIX ms. CO., HARTFORD,
Assets, s2,OOO, 10000
NATIONAL FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
Assets, $500, OO00 90
PENNSYLVANIA INSURANCE co.
Assets, l,500, OOO 90
The above strong list OF Companies repre-
scented by
BURNlIAM & TEMPLE.
Opera House, RUTLAND. VERMONT.
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SHIRTS AND DRAW ERS.

The best dollar vest ana drawers in Vermont.
\. Y. Stewart q CO.'S make, Si.75, 200, 225, $50
3.O0-the cheapest goods in the world. 100 lbs
PRINTS, 45c., yards. Best prints 1Oc Cot
ton Flannel, 12iec. French prints, 30c; reduced
from zoe. French prints, 30c; reduced from 4bc
Nelvetecn 5Sc., for trimming. EX. Nelvetcen,
- 80 for sacques SILK do 500, for SacqueS.
SIN do Sl2.50, value $500.
The largest stock ana llghtcst and best store
in Vermont
All persons I'm debt to Il. II. Burt, or Burt a
sherman. are requested 10 pay the same AT
once.
BURT & SHERMAN.
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