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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1874-09-04
Polite Children.

Thank you, Charlie" said Mrs.
Brown, as her little son handed her pa.
per he was requested to bring.
"Thank you, Bridget" said the little
fellow, few hours after, as he received
glass of water from his nurse.
& Well, Mrs. Brown, you have the best
hammered children l ever saw" said a
neighbor. 81 should be thankful if mine
wereIas polite to me as yours are to the
servants. You never spend half as
much time on your children's clothes as
| do, and yet every one notices them,
they are 80 well behaved"
"We always try to treat our children
politely, was the quiet reply.
This was the whole secret. When |
hear parents grumbling about the i'll
manners of their children, always wish
to ask,-"Have you always treated them
with politeness p / once knew man
considered quite gentleman in society,
who would speak to his children in a
manner that we'll instructed dog would
resent. He would order them with q
growl to bring his slippers, or perform
some other little service; and yet he
complained of the rudeness and disobe-
dience of his children.
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CatacOmbs of Paris.

The eatacombs of Paris are simply
the receptacle Of the bones Of number
of the grave yards of the city, removed
TO the vast quarries in the southern part
of the town, and consecrated with great
solemnity in 1896. They are thought to
contain the remains of at least 100000
of human beings. The long galleries
lined with bones from top to bottom
the arm, the leg, and thigh bones, and
the grinning skulls piled In front-make
up one of the gastliest exhibitions
have ever WITNESSED. When | had gone
through those dismal corridors, and ex.
tinguished my torch as | emerged from
the darkness, | fancied that all the PEG.
pie of the Continent must have been in
TERED there. Those hideous vaults are
really dangerous. There are many
chasms yawning along the journey, and
the roof looks as if it might fall in any
moment. There is imminent peril too
of being lost unless you keep close to
your guide. and once lost, there is slen
der hope of your recovery. The effect
Of the light and shade cast upon the
skulls and bones and dreary walls by
the burning tapers was such as to max,
it appear that the broken skeletons wer,
getting themselves together, and striv
ing to join in hideous dance of death
Some of the jaws seem to wag, and the
eyeless sockets to wink at our melan.
choly procession as it fled by, our voice
awaking dismal echoes that sounded
startlingly unnatural. There is some
thing grimly grotesque in the journe,
through the catacombs, and persons o
anervous temperament seldom feel temp
ted to repeat the experiment. l am no
surprised that men who have been los
there for less than twenty-four hour
have been made insane by the indefna
Bile horror of their situation. Harper'
Magazine.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1874-09-04
A short sermon,on a Dozy Subject.

And Paul went down and fell on him,
and embracing him, said, Trouble not
yourselves for his life is in him. Acts
Xxx. 10.
l. Great opprobrium has been cast
upon ministers under whose preaching
men fall asleep. But under the apostle
PauPs sermon men not only fell asleep,
but FELL from the upper chamber to the
ground. 1t does not follow that SER
mon is dull because the people are dull.
The discourse may be fresh, but the air
of an unventilated room villainous. The
preaching may be cool and good, and the
preacher may be fresh, but the listeners
tired out. Sleeping in church may re-
suit from many causes besides poor
sermon.
2. Ministers ought not hastily to blame
their Pensioners for sleeping in "meet-
iDg-time," Paul did not scold. He be-
slowed more care upon the poor fellow
who went to sleep under his preaching
than upon all the rest. This man pre-
haps, had been kept awake the night be-
fore by toothache, or by crying child,
or sick wife; or, he might have been
carrying bod, or digging in trench
till nature was wearied our.
At any rate, this man must always be
honored as the apostle or martyr of
church sleepers. Eutychus was his
name. So long as that name is remem-
bered there will be consolation for those
most unhappy Of mortals-those who try
to keep awake in church but cannot.
1t is time that those keen sharp featured
creatures that can't sleep in church if
they try, should not be allowed to dom
ineer with supercilious looks over the
phlegmatic people who can't keep awake
even when sermons only last till enid
night"
3 Those who intend to sleep in church
should take great pains in the selection
of their place. 1t will never do to sit in
gallery window. For, though the par.
ishioner may initiate Eutychus it is
not likely that the preacher will be
able to initiate Paul. Nor should one
sit on the pulpit stairs. Some examples
are contagious. Nor is it wise to sleep
in front pews, especially if one has
good repute for piety 1t exposes him
to remarks by the unthinking or ILL
natured.
Finally, those who are liable to
somnolency in church may find com.
plete remedy by sitting down at home,
in their rocking chair, about the time
the second bell rings, and taking out
their nap there. In this way no danger
is incurred no ridicule excited, the min
lister is not disturbed-neither is the par
lshionert
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1874-09-04
change in the Meaning of words

The following quotations are takei
from a recent work by French entitled
"a Select Glossary of English Word
used formerly in Senses different from
their Present Use," in which are traced
the changes Of meaning which many cur
rent words have undergone.
CLIMATE. AT present the tempera
ture of a region, but once the region it
self.
CoRPsE. Now only used for the body
abandoned by the spirit of life, but once
for the body of the living man equally
as of the dead.
ENSURE. None of our dictionaries
as far as | can observe, have taken notice
of an old use of this word, namely, to
betroth, and thus to make sure the future
husband and wife to each other.
HAG. One Of the many words which
applied formerly to both sexes, are now
restrained only to one.
MoUNTEBANK. Now any antic fool,
but once restrained to the qusck doctors
who at fairs and such places of resort,
having mounted on bank or bench,
from thence proclaimed the virtue of
their drugs.
OsTLBR. Not formerly, as now, the
servant of the inn, having the care of
the horses, but the nn.keeper or host,
the "hostler himself.
SHREw. There are at present no
+" shrews" save female ones but the
word, like so many others which we have
met with, now restrained to one sex was
formerly applied to both.
SONNET. A sonnet now must con-
sist of exactly fourteen lines, neither
more nor less and these with fixed
arrangement, though admitting certain
relaxation of the rhymes but Sonnet
used often to be applied to any shorter
poem, especially of an amatory kind.
STOVE. This word has much narrow
ed its meaning, Bath, hot-house, any
room where air or water were artifcialIy
heated, was stove once.
ToBACooNIsT. Now the seller, once
the smoker of tobacco.
UNooUTH. Now uniformed in man
ner, ungraceful IN behavior but once
simply unknown.
VINCE. Now to shrink or start away
as in pain from stroke or touch but,
as far as | know, used always by our
earlier authors in the sense of to kick.
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gellows falls Times,
BELLOWS FALLS, SEPT. A, 1874.

PLYMoUTH.-Norman Taylor of Ply
mouth, Is in training on the Woodstock
trottiug course. He has made three
miles in Is minutes, and has made one
mile in 5.37. He hopes soon to beat the
best time on record in ten mile run.
On August Sd, Albert Green of Hart
land, came to Lewis Archer's in Ply
mouth, to stay over night, and slept in
a chamber. One William Pike, young
man who played a conspicuous part in
quarrel at Daniel Hays, last winter, and
was complained of and fined for the Of
fence, during the night took a ladder
from the barn and set it up against the
house. He then went into the chamber
where Green was sleeping, and stole his
watch. Tracks we're found next morn
ing to Jacob Pixies, the father of said
William. The boy found that there was
some stir and suspicion resting upon him
and went to said Green, confessed the
offence, and said he was drunk at the
time.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1874-09-04

ARABIC PROVERBS. When you have
said the word, it reigns over you but
while it is not yet spoken, you reign
over it.
Time will teach him that has no teach
or.
He who cannot understand at a glance,
will not understand at much explanation.
He who sleeps without supper, gets up
without debt.
Borrowed dresses give no warmth.
Need develops the mind.
The best friends are those that stimu.
late each other to good
The best visits are the shortest.
Silence is often an answer.
Sciences are locks, and inquiry the
key to them.
Take counsel of him who is greater
and Of him who is less than myself, and
then refer to thine own judgment.
The worst kind of men are those who
do not care when men see them do wrong
In adversely the real principles of men
appear.
Honor yourself and you will be hon.
ored; despise yourself and you will BIZ
despised.
An hours patience will procure a long
period of rest.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1874-09-04

When he left, after kissing her, he re-
marked, " Be prepared on next Sunday,
at half past p. NJ, to state, accurately
aud precisely, when, where and by whom
and under what circumstances our mar
riage shall be performed.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1874-09-04
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PATENTS
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the validity and utility of Patent of Inventions
and legal and other advice rendered ia all matters
touching the same. Copies Of the claims Of any pa
tent furnished, by RENTING one dollar. Assign
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No Agency in the United States possesses superior
facilities for obtaining Patents or ascertaninE the
patentabiity of inventions.
All necessity Of Journey TO Washington to pro-
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TESTIMONIALS.
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have no hesitation in assuring inventors that
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EDMUND BURKE. late Comr. Of Patents"
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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1874-09-04

A SENTENTIoUs LovER.-The Indian.
apolis Sentinel tells of school superin-
tendent in that city who works out ex-
animation questi ms for teachers in a
way peculiar to himself, winding up ev-
cry question with, If so, why ?" or, "If
not, why not?" One of the teachers
tells this story about him. She said she
boarded once at the same place where
his "girl boarded. One night he
came, rang the bell and asked the sery-
ant, +" Is Miss - in, and If so, why ?
Is she engaged, and howY' Then he
went in, and the little tattletale, listen
ing at the keyhole. heard him say, "My
darling, do you love me If not, why
not9" After while, Give a synopsis
of your employment during the week.
Analyze thoroughly and completely the
state of your sentiments toward me. y
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1874-09-04
Central Vermont Railroad.

GUNNER ARRANGEMENT. -Commenc-
~ ing Monday. July ID, 1874.
TRAINS GOING SOUTH.
Leave Bellows Falls 800, A. NJ, 1920 A. NJ, $50 p NJ
Mail Train leaves st. Adams at $40 M. arrive
in Bellows Falls, via. White River Junction or Rut
land at2:l5 P. NJ, New London at $50 p NJ, con-
Meeting with steamer tOrNew York.
Night Express leaves 0gdensburgh at 1885 p NJ,
Bellows Falls via, White River Junction or Knit
land at 3.l5, A. NJ, New London at H. 05 AN
Mail Train leaves White River junction at s. 90 A.
NJ, Rutland at 430 A. N. Bellows Falls passenger
Iraln) ~ A. NJ, Connecting at Bellows Falls with
trains for Boston, Worcester at South Vernon with
train for Springfield and New York. arriving in
New London at 5.l8 P. ". Mixed train leaves Rut-
Falls IS P. NJ for Brattleboro
TRAINS GOING NORTH AND WEST
Leave Bellows Falls at $50 A. NJ. 11.40 An, sos.
Mail train leaves Boston, at 7,3OA.M. Springfield
at $780, A. NJ, New London at 500 A. NJ, Bellows
Falls at !l.5o A. NJ, fgia " r. junction or Rutlandl
irving in Montreal at els P. and 0gdensburg at
Night Express leaves New York at 400 p. N
Springfield at $40, P. NJ, New London at 3l7 P ~
Bellows Falls at IL 20 P N. (via. W. R. junction OF
Rutland, arriving in St. Adams at $40 A. NJ. Mon
Accommodation leaves New London at $40 A. n.
Bellows Falls Sos p n. (mixedl arriving in Rut-
land at S.35 P. NJ, W. r. Junction at $50 P NJ
Mixed trains leave Brattleboro 20 AN Bellows
Falls $50 N. for White River Junction
mixed IRAN leaves Bellows Falls at 300 A. N ar
irving in Rutland at $50 A. N.
SLEEPING CARS are attached to the Night Trains
between ST. Adams and Springfield and Burlington
and Boston.
Connections at W. r, Junction with trains on the
northern n. } and Connecticut and Passumpsi-
River kallroads at Ogdensburg with trains for the
west, al Rutland with trains over the Harlem Ex-
tension Railroad also with trains over The Rensse
Albany and the west. ~
Through Tickets for Chicago and the West for sale
at the principal stations.
st. Adams. Vt. July 10, 1874 :
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SPRING MEDICINES.

aI1 an otuef Medleines az equally low prices. At
JOHNSON & BABBITTs.
u
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1874-09-04
THE TERRACE BUILDING LOTS
Il IN BELLOWS FAILS

We offer, for 1874, the same advantageous terms
lot building lots, as last season. Our tract Of spen
ltd IOts mas become now so well and so favorably
knoWn by the public, that nothing need be said Of
u without II is TO add. that within the last few
months most important changes have occurred
some excellent houses have been built Others are in
progress OF erection streets have been laid out and
graded and are open for lots have been
arranged with reference to a large and permanent
growth new street, Center ST. has been open 81
across the entire tract of lots by the town forming
5unetlon with Henry street, thus surrounding The
whole plat with well arranged and beautiful prom
nades and drives that bring the varied attractions
Bellows Fails at once to the eye of the beholder
The corporation -has laid down 6 inch water main
through the streets thus with the spring water upon
me premises, enabling the lot owners at compare
lively thing expense to obtain all the water ueees
sary for domestic and fire purposes
| In short this place has become developed and II
admitted by all TO be them attractive and beau
uigl building SPOT within the limits Of Bellows Falls
Plans, terms aud all information OF the yarions
Falls BRTDGNAN & isTl y III y va
Bellows Pals, March Sd, ls74. q % IA On
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-10-27

znaenymi prospesnymi dGinky, iez me.
iy volby Ohio Indiane ma politicky
stav zeme, Jest zajiste to, ze tlumocnik
nasi dstfedni vlady, casopis ,,Republic, 9
ktery ma dtraty spolkovych ufednika "a
lozen jest zdarma SO rozesyla, prohlasu-
je, ze Grant nikterak ma tieti termin ne.
pomysli. On pry netouzi po opetne no.
mlnaci, jakoz netouzi 20 nov6m osotova-
nj hanobeni Sc strany oposienicn Gaso-
pisd fecnik6. Jeho rozpolo2eni mysle
chyli Sc k 5lazenemu zivotu rodinnemu.
k domacimu poklidu, jakyz mu miize ien
soukromy zivot poskytnouti.
Tim jako vyvraceny jsou 1fedne
zpravy o zameru a choutce Granta ma
tfeti termin. My isme tim vyvracenim
spokoleni, ale to Jest nam pfcdcc len po-
dezfele, ze pfichazi teprve po volbdch
Indiane n Ohio. Nenasledoval zde
Grant pfikladu one lisky V Esopovy bal.
CO, ktera nemohouc hrozn6 dosahnouti.
nechala je spokojem ma rev6, fkouc mr.
znfe: bez toho jsou nezrale. -
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-10-27

Zapccetend nabidnuti pfijimaji sc IL
fadovnG mestskGho mcfiGe do 8. listopa-
du M stupnovan dldzdtni al. Browncll
meM Euclid Ave nj. Burnham. Nabid-
nnti sc pfiimou ma dlazbu Medina, n.
u piskoycem. dfevem die Thimana zpG-
sobu, dale drevem kamenem tako-
vtm pom6ru, iak to nfad pro opravy urci.
Plany a specitikacc mohou nahednuty
a IVORY obdrzeny byti V ufadovr6 NEST.
mefice.
Zadncho nabdnuti nebude povsimnu-
to, jez neni ma formulaii od NEST. m6fiee
vydanGm yyhotoycno.
kazd6 nabidnuti musi byti provazeno
dostatetnon .listotou, ably padu pf'jeti
smlouva uzavfena byti moha'
Charles Strong, NEST. mhfiG.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-10-27
Mistni Zpravy.

Shr m azdGni nemeck C h
kfestan q. V Brainardovy operni bu-
dove shromazdilo Sc ned6li asi sto nebo
sto padesate lidi, ably sc uradil, kterak
zachraniti nedayno zalozeny casopis kfc-
stanskou ,,Germanii," ktery pry Jest V
Clevelandn velice potfebny, ano vsecko
drnht ntmeck4 6asopisectvo Jest proti-
kiestanskG. Nttsina jich Jest vydavana
Il redgovana oil muzh, kteii bozstvi Kri-
sta pana upiraii bibli, ktera pry Jest
slataninou Iii, nev6H IIIayni fecnici
byli protestantsti knezi, ktefi Sc po never
cich s ,,kfestansl;ou" nehoraznosti voziH.
Po schazi n6ktefi upisovali znaGnG castky
penez, ably kfestanska Germania nezakle.
paa backorama.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-10-27
MeStSkG OZnamky.


Obroubeni II opraveni Woodland Hills
Ave. - Zapetetena nabidnnti ptijimaii
Sc nfadovne pro opravy do IA. listopa-
du 2 hod. poledne M ohroubeni opra-
ve1i Woodland Hills Ave, od Quincy nj.
az k nj kinsman East Clevelandskym
kamenem die ustanovencho stupne pod
vedenlm uradu pro opravy.
Plany a spectikace mohou nahl6dnnty
IVORY obdr2eny byti V ,iradovne NEST.
mefite.
Zadneho nabidnuti Sc nepovsimne, KITE
re neni ma formulate od NEST. mtfice Wy
dan6m vyhotoveno.
Kazde nabidnuti musi provdzeno byti
dostatecnou iistotou, ably padu pfiieti
smlouva uzavfena byti inohla.
M6sto ponechdva 81 prdvo zadosti bud
piiimouti nebo zamitnouti.
CEas. Strong NEST. merle.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-10-27

Drza loupez. V Miltordu, novo-
yorskem state oloupena pred kratkem ma
rodni banka ,Souhagen" velmi drzJm a
neobyceinym zpdsobem. Pokladnik, kte-
ry bydlel hezky daleko cd narodniho
banku, obaval Sc nositi klite od banku
sebe proto je vzdycky po zavfeni jeho
dayal ma iist6 misto ma postu. Loupezni-
ci tom neispise vedeli, vrazili jednou
V zakukleni do soukrom6ho bytu jeho
hodivse mu na kirk provaz, hrozil ze jei
uskrd, nepdideli mimi neukaze-li jim,
kde ma kliGe ulozeny. Kdyz Sc srdnatY
pokladnik vzdor t6 vyhrIzce zdrdhal,
hrozii re mu iedin6 dite jeho pred jeho
otima zavrazdi Il potom ie sameho "a
skirt, neutini Ii Jim po vdli. Sawyer, vi
da ze lupiGi mini to do opravdy, dial 81
rici Sci mimi k poste. kdyz sem pti-
Sli, promackli jednu tabuli okne, vlezli
tudy dovnitf opatfili 81 die udani po-
kladnika klice, nacez loupez provedli.
Ma hotovosti ukradli $4,000, nichz
banka ! 10000 ztrati. Ma schytanf dr.
zych lupic6 jest vysazeno S 5000 odme-
ny. Dosud neri po nich ami stopy, aG
tajna policic novoyorska a tiladelfcka
horlvG po Mich slidi.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-10-27

Ma prOdej neb menu. Dv6
farnly We Strongsville, po "A 50 akrech.
Tyto fanny isou dobre i prodaii SO lacino
bud "a hotov6 bud na male splatky. We
zml diam a lot co dopiatku.
Taktez vym6nim til akry pekn6 pddy
V Berea "a gruntovni maietek m6st6
L j Foster,
No /. Rouse Block
M rohn Superior Str Pebble Square
Cleveland, q.
Sloyanska Lipa odbyva pFisti nedeli t.
j. dine l. listopadu hlayni Gtvrtletni schd-
zi; kaady nd jest povinon teto schizi
pfitomen byti,
FIR. Sonhrada
jednatel
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Ornament pro kontraktory.
DlafdDni Mice Bond

ZapecetGnd nabidnuti pfijimaii sc v Il
fadoyn6 pro opravy do Z. listopadu, 2 h.
poledne M stupnovani, stoEovdni, dlazd6
nj opraveni III. Bond mezi Euclid Ave
a nj Superior Medina, N. Y. piskov-
Gem, die ustanoveneho shpne pod vedc-
MIN ufadu pro opravy.
Plany a specifikace mohou nahlednuty
a vzorky obdrzeny byti Y iltadovne NEST.
meiice po /. listopadu 1874.
Kazde nabidnuti mnsi provazeno byti
dostatetnou istotou, ably padu pfiicti
smlouva uzavfena byti mohla
Mesto ponechava 81 pravo, zadosti bud
pfiimouti nebo vsecky zamitnouti.
Charles Strong, NEST. mefic
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-10-27

Dru h a c h q z pfatel spolcovani
k zalozeni spolku ddlnicko-p o-politicko-pod-
parnGho a vzdtlavaciho We II. warde
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dine 81. riina II bod. vecer sini J.
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pozyali. Y prvni schdzi phi
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Jmenein schize
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zapisnik.