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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-01-21

Flour.
nm BBLS. MOSS ROSE,
ltitJ 100 Sterling,
NV 90 Choice Family.
a0a Cottage xxx.
IO8a 70 Semitic Lily,
l06 Cream Of Indiana,
30 Gem (Spring whesO
l0O" White Rose,
100" Washington,
100" Peerless,
In store and for sale by
LIST. DAVENPORT6PAh
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-01-21
AYERS
Oh Jerry Pector all
For Difeases OF the Throat and Lungs, such
aICoughs, Colds, Whooping Cough,
Bronchitis, Asthma, and
Consumption. .g.....

Among the great
discoveries OF mo-
dern science, few
are OF more real
value TO mankind
than this enectual
remedy for all dis
eases oftheT Throat
and l. u n gs. A
vast trial ofits vir.
tues throughout
this and OF h Q r
cou II tries, has
shownthat II does
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-06-17

fame, oonn mud Dem @6iireiien, uno
itonb balo auf, balo iebte tie li3 ,uieosr
am Slide nieber. @noli6 14enfte lle
cine 5a1Ie bes beiBen Sranfs fir ben
8ater elm uno laete btteno: SSomm
8oter> 9enieBe etmos; ou 6iit falt uno err
| 1d0pft es miro Dir gut tbuu.
@unt 9in9 gum Slid uno nabm Die
Sohe ouf, lebte lie aber unberii9rt ,pieoer
FIN, itiikte ben &opf elm paor @ecunoen
in Die 9dnoe, murmelte et,pos api19eu
ben 3dbnen, 1prong bonn plDblid) auf
trot in Die Sbiir uno rief no6 Ser Gid=
tun9 bin, mo- er @9op permutDete mit
(outer 5timme bellen Nomen.
9tiemano ont,portete nor Der s biir:
ober itono Elm 9 Yfero nit @ottel uno~
3oum es lpor ein ei9encs. Ser olte
N}ann lprang in ben Ge9en binous er=
9rif. ben 3ii9el, mari ben @ottel beruntcr
un0 iiber 0ie SEM 1lno fibrte bos Sbier
su einem tleinen, bolbofienen @tall un=-
ter beljen G1ub Der Tuttertrpg lton0.-
Sort boffte er Git Sbolp gu finben -
9liemono mar ha 9lQes tp0ten ltiQ,
ni6t5 tonnte CT b0ren ols oos loute 9}ie=.
oerl0lo9cn ocs 9tc9e1s. 9io9 ollen &id)=
trn9cn FIN rief er jett bcn Nomen bes
Germibten> febrte oann in bos 9ous su=
riif, boltc cine 2otcrne unO lubte an je=
Der Gtelle luD es nur cine ent fernte
MDglidfeit mor,oob er i'm iinoen fonnte
9(nna fol9te inn iiberoQ uao Die 9rpbel1
beQen SbrQnen liefen tbr Die blei6en
@ongen binunter, 5ooesonglt prebte ibr
oie @eele; oos mar Die Grf fiiQun9 jener
9bnun9, Die 1e ben 9on9en Sag nidt
botte ruben lolien. llm1on1t blieb a6er
olles Gu6en, ucr9ebe!ns ricf 9llnt mr)l
6unoert mai ben 9}amen feline 5timme
ont,portcte, Slaot Gbolu mar nirgenos
5u finoen.
(0orti. folst.
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(Torti. fol9t.

Ser @erfoll unierer
g 9ulen. Inter Oie1er ueberl6rift
lo9t bic Cincinnati u@o5ette" Tol9enoes
nDie @6ulen in Bofon, >pelde 10 longe
Der @tol5 BON Moiloduietts parcn, fon=
gen at li@ 5u perlflimmern, uno oie
Netu England Pre1ie 9reift lie obne l(m=
]6lpeife an. 9os 8lott ,,AfterDinner''
lost: 9as Transcript" mo6t Die &c.
nerfung, es berr1 DE al19emein Die gnlidt,
baB bic @9ulen in So lton li6 oerl6lim=
mcrn." 9ies It tpabr unO es fommt oo=
fer, oob >pir ein undergraduates S9ul=
comite boben cine 9innei9un9 su elmer
,,fancy" onltott elmer einfo6en GrSieb=
ung; 5u oiele unfabige 2ebrer gu picle
@6uler fir bic >penigen guten 2ebrer; 5ll
picl Mbri1ten uno 3ei6nen Su piel 9o=
rem onltott unterri9t' in Ben @9ulen
uno gu piel Weitl6>ueifi9teit uno &C.
prQn9e int Observation-Disclosures. 90
febts nit ben Boi toner @6ulen." uno,
fugt Die v@a5ette" bin5u 10 1te6ts ouf~
init sen @6ulen in Cincinnati"
@ibtein@ @n9ldnb er auf oer
Gi1enbobn i'm Wo9en tommt Elm 9rober
Bino uno nimmt linn ben 9ut pom
&opfe. M(les la9t uno 9lobt perluunoert-
brei1. Ser Gn9ldnoer per5ieht feline
M}iene, 9reift rllbig unter ben Wa9enlib
uno >pirft cine i93ne 9utl9a9tel oenr
Suite no6. ~0as 1T lriti9!" ruff Elm
6eutl6er Sin9ling Der lid onf iein
Gnslii6 piel gu @uts tbut. so ilPs
re9t, lit Der 9ut gum Seu fe( mag oas
Tutteral au@ bin9eben."
uSm @e9entbeil", 1aste Der GnsldnSer,
ubie @9o9tel brin9t mir mei1en 9ut
tpieoer, benn ouf Ser @@a9tel itebt mein:
Same uno nun finbet oer 8abnparter
oie1e au9; i9 made auf oer na@fen
6oltelteue Mn5eige unb betomme meinen
@ut un5eroriidt 1T meiner 9uti@o@tel
tpieoer." ltnb 10 9el@ab es audi.
- Ser 8nlb @fountaiu in Moro>
Carolina fol ipieber einmal unrubig 9etpors
ben uno in 9etualti9e 8udungen berfauen
icin. @ein 8raui ien unb &ulnoreu tpiro alS
liebr beoentlid sei@iloert.
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:. Dem Slide bic iiiBe Maisbrobi6eibe,
,parm pom 6euer fort, Elm junges, braun
9ebadenes @ubn uno bic frl1@e golo9elote
8utter oos Q(lles ld6elte Dem 2ur9ert=
oen uno Grl6Dpften gar perfibreril9
ilno einlaoerlo entge9en, uno Muna, Die
g8anoen 10 ro]enrotb, bic Mu9en 10 9la1=
seno BON Der Sibe bes &umins, gop oos
fp6enoe gSoiltr in lonscm @tra9l In eiz
men, >pobl bur6 jobrelongen @ebrou9
etpos mitgenommene11, ober lpiegelblant
oe1cbeuerten Sbeefeliel BON en9li19enl
3inn> bellen 0edel i6on Die 9on5e 3elt
6es gSo0ers se'pdrts oufseitonOen Bate
9(llo leio SIR cnoli6 oa rief Mnna>
floppte beu SDeetopf Su, l6lan9 Die 9|rme
nm sen 0}aden bcs olten M}onnes uno
fubte feline nolje g4on9e wie l9 MIDI ole
qon5e 3eit iiber gedn9iti9t babe! glber
100 lit Sloaf ?er bat oiD oo6 nl3t olle'n
reiten lo1lcn?
Stein $SinoAcn, nein ! la9te Der Toter>
uno flopite ibr freunoli6 bic 9Son9e. er
be1or9t nur Die Yferoe. SelnoDe wdrs
uns obcr 16le9t 9c9on9en; EN- Saun'
ltiir,tc bibt neben un5 I'M lnO rip SDolp
uom Yferbe s'i1t ober n'9ts. g(arr9en,
fubr er lQ0elno FORT ols ct lob Dap oos
arme Mdb9en erblcidte uno 1bn an9lt=
|li6 onblidte, 81 It ni4ts, er 1tano 9leld)
>pieber al t.
llnb ,uei6t bu 9e1piB 0ob feins BON
Guh @6obcn genommcn? tlllterte glnno
NIT lei1er Gtilnme> >pdbreno lie NIT lbren
tleinen sorten Tin9eru Die brelte 9ano
oes Naters umtlommerte.
Ge,piB, 9elpiB obcr mas Do1t or Oh
fiirdteit bid bcd ni4t Dor elnem S's@en
ySoller?
9lnna pon0tc 1i6 sum 2i9te uno bob
fire Singer III bcIien @9ein - l1e moren
NIT 8lut 6enckt. .uu
Notcr> Nater, bll bilt perlebt 1no 'p1lllt
es nidt 9elte6en . worum perblr91t ou
cs mir? Gicb', bu blutet> oein Nerlnel
oeine @onb lit bluti9; 1pri9, 'uo bo1t ou
oi6 perlpunoet?
Nermuuoet? rief Sunt wabrenO er
sum 2idt trot uno Qlrm >pie 9ono NIT
| an9ltG6em @taunen betro@tete; per=
turnoct? i'd bin ni6t pertplnoet - no
o6er tomnt oos 8lut Der?
Gem @cii1t erblei6te, ols er oos nit
Ylut pern1il ldte Wall ler non ieinem9(ermel
ldiittelte, uno ct blidte dn9ltli3 nod Der
Sbiir. Gnbli6 murmelte er lelle: oos
muB BON Gbow fommen 1eln Mrn 1T
|liderlid pcrlebt, oorum rib er mir ou@
sic Sono 10 pl0bli6 meg, i1 babe tbm
me6 getbon - ST nun - es miro eine
lei6te 66romme 1ein.
9(nno 1ab i'm NIT Dalbge6Hneten Slpz
pen uno dn9fli6 bittenoen gllden an.
Noter, itiiiterte 1ie enolld), Nater, 1o9e,
| lo9e mir 9(lles - mo 1T Sloot?
0rouben bel oen Yfer0en, &inb, mobr=
boftig, er mub ben Mu9enblid berein<
tommcn. 9lber Dier - lege inoenen bos
Gelo in meine &i 5te, 0as batt' i9 beinoDe
per9eneu: ., !,
Stint le9te ben 8eatel nit oen @eloe
auf ben Sic uno unterludte no9 ein=
NAL fopfi6iittelno ben 3uitano ieiner
eioenen &leiber Mnna ober tbot ple ibr
efoblen, oenn audi 0er 8eutel oer jene
@umme entbielt, tpar pouer Blut.
@o, &inb> nun mab l6neI uno glib
mir trofene &leioer; fiir @Datp mub st ou
ebenfolIs meld1e auredt leQen, er 1T fQben=
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Sbio 9Saife1tfassill0.
Scr nIte Gbnsieb.
(TortIcbnng.D

Senn mpbl 1edbs W1cilen n,obten es 1ein,
sic lie ouf Der our3 Den @olo 9sbauenen
5trobe suridsulegen botten. s)iotD TEN
0rittel 6cs Me9cs lporen lie ober sefon1=
men, ols 1don 9rcBe Sropfen bos nobe1oe
.gHettcr perfiinbeten unb louter llnb 1o,'ter
;heuIte Der gturm. Sic Idmcren strbe'ts=
:pferoe, bic lic rittcl1, {tolperten Dobel llber
sic @ursclu uno @tamne, Die 9e,po9ns
Iihcu 0jnoernille einea lol6cn 9Solo'pf9s
1r,lo bic 9rcIlen Slite uno l3netternosn
OonuerlGlQse mohten llc l@en uno '''=
lcnf1on,. 9cnno6 triebcn Die Ne,ter ppr=
;1parts, benn es hlicb lid jett 9lcld> % ''e
a,riid nber ber Scimot6 Sit ben sSe9 per-
fol9ttn.
sriff 5cinem @feroc cridroden in Die Die 3''=
9cl, hog muB bintcr uns e'n9e|3lo9en
Gober; bo, >poDrboI Iti9> Der olte Baum
bretlnt! MNmQ6tigcr, mos FIR Elm
e9lo9! M1ei,' Yiero 5ittert >uie GSpen=
laub.
@6o>u> loate Der olte N}onn. mir bdt=
ten am Gnoe bcd lieber i'm Sto0td)en
blei6en lolen, bos s2etter miro f''rd=
terli6.
9lun jebt blcibt uns teine gSobl mebr
ertpioerte Ser jun9e M(onn nit louter
5tinwc> benn hos &ouI6en nno Srol=
len in ben s(e1ten uno 3meigen 9eltottete
ni6t> in 9ep1bnlibem Some Su 1prehen
- Der Sturm m>b uns podcn, ebe mir
ouf Ser eincn ooer onocrn Scite aus Dem
gYolbe fom'ncn t0nnten.
9onn Jeff uns @ott, Dap mir mt
9onsen @liebern Die 9i4tun9 erre!dsn'
rief 6unt, uuo Bcioe lenttcn i6re Yieroe,
Die lie bis jebt Dem pom Slit 9etroftenen
8oume su9cfe6rt, micoer berum uno trab=
ten 10 i0ncu lie cs permo6ten >uelter.
9(n ltnterboltung ,uar bobei gar n1@t 81
benfen. Scr @turm rafc jett ouf 10.
ent1ebli6e g4ei1e bur6 ben d65encen
@oI6 bob i'm bic fononenarti9en
56ldoe bes9ouners nur bann uno mann
iberbriiIen fonnten,u uno bobinei1 mlldte
li6 hp6 bos Gro6en Ser iuIonmenbre
6enoen Gt0mme unb bos futenoe Nou=
jden bes g3e9ens. Gs mar Elm Gbaos
BON ent1cbli9 miloen> morter1@uttetnoen
N1elobien, uno 16pe!9eno uno 19nell
olitten bic beiben &eiter unter ben 19apon*
fenoen Nie1en Der Mdlber oobln.
Ser @turm botte jebt 1eincn bo@l item
Grab erreitDt; cs 5dien, ols pb CT ben
alten Wolo nit ben Mur5eln aus Der Groe
reiben wolle> bic Mo!fen 9luDten i'm GEL
ben Seucr> unb @6log ouf @9lo9 fol9te
III folt ununterbro6ener Tolge: 9le
Yferoe ober muroen INNER 1tDrril der
,uoren iueoer bur6 Gporn nod Yeitl dc
einen @6ritt weiter 5n bringenz 1tanoen
iitternb 1tiu oriften 1id) Die &opfe 9e=
|entt feit aneinanoer uno l4ienen . rubi9
ibr @9id]ol ertuarten 81 ppuen. S3lpel=
9enb IieBen es bic &eiter 9ei9eben rno
,pagten nibt einmal gegenelnon0er Ole
8el lorsnib oussulpre6en, Die lie ibrer ei=
9enen Gtherbeit megen er9rlf: Gan9e
lollten 1ie jeop9 ni6t in niol9er nntbdtlgs
felt perbarren; plDbli3 1dien es als ob
1ib bic Groe unter ibren Suben be>pe9e>
1lno bic Bis oabin >pie eritarrten 5biere
flosen NIT piloem @ab bon bet @tele
binpeg. Sic Reiter tonnten toum ibre
@ibe bebaupten, uno nod eber faf che
5ie 6en 9aponit itiirmenben in bic 3u9el
ereifen fonnten, bra6 audi NIT betduben=
@XY>~ A:o N;Ao nor 1fc phcrr
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! item IN DIE ,Vll9el ufO rlb pas t9uu.'e'o y
Shier in poIer @elualt allf Sic 9tnter
beine;; @bam mar nod binter i6m uni
ct mari in blei6er 9(n9it beu Blid suriicf
Gin 9slib entbedte ibm i'm nd91te1
9fuaethlixf bos Yferb obne 9}elter uno e!
mar tl1m. ols ob er 5,uil6en oes 3luei
oen bes 1ieber9ebrp6enen gaumes ELM
0untle, noD porn 9ebeu9te Gcltolt erten:
men f0nne, Damn lag 9lQes wicoer tn I'M:
ourdOrins1idem Ounfel.
@bop, 1eib Sbr pertpunoet antlporte'
ood, peun SIR mod lebt, rief 9unt un>
feline Gtin1me flong Deiler uno bobl po1
GntleBen.
Ct bor6tc, fcin 2out, fein Son, ni4tS
als oos ilir6tcrlid)e 8ronlen oes St1rms
ont,portetc ibm.
eprebt, 10 lpredt bod. Huft SIR ?
ser Sturm tobt 10 - i'd fonn nidts
f)0ren - ruff - banllt id, melB> mn
SIR liegt
Sin onoerer Bib erleu6tcte jebt ben
ySolb uno nit eineu breuocnl9rei auI
ben 2ippen lo6 9unt Bic Geltolt oes jun=
oen M{o,1ues in Sen Gottel lprln9en
spor llm9ob ibn 9lei6 oorouf lpleoer
6unflc No0t ober er fll6lte 'ple oas
Yfero leincs Be9leiters an lelne @elte
6rdnotc uno bic beioen S6iere lpren9ten
nun it6neu, menn au6 dn9itli6 l4nou=
beu0 rno nit nicoergeboltenen &npten
our6 ben 9SolO.
Geib S6r perlett? fro9te 6unt dn9lt=
lG, ols cr bic @ono Ses ne6en lDm Tei=
tenoen er9rift Die tolt unS re9ennoB ber=
lnterbing.
Nein, nein Elm 9llt lrid MIDI aus Dem
Gottel, rpeiter ni6ts.
Gott ! ei 9ont> oob cs ni9t5 S9lim=
mcres .tpor, ricf @unt, re9t aus Dem 5lef=
item leiuer Gccle hcrous uno 0rlidte
6crsliA sic Donb bic ct 9efobt bielt.
Mieoerum erbelte Elm 8lik folt nit 5o=
oeslibt ben Molb unb @unt hlidte ouf
6os bol6 pon i6m otsemonote 1'ell9t
leiues Se9leiters.
M6er pie bleid, pie cntteQt SIR aus
leDt! rief ct plDbli9, >pieoer belorgt; 9e=
ite6t es, @bop, SIR lcio pcrlett, i9 tenne
Gud ia foit gar nibt, 10 lonoerbor l@out
SIR brein
Sic 6ano, oic 6unt bielt, wlroe ibm
boltig entrillen unO Die 9(ntluort ipar w'e
Die fribern tur5 uno BON oem Sturmc
fat iibertdubt.
Stein, nein, es lit nur Ser 8lik; ohcl
re;tet poron, Der Me9 lit ]6mal.
No6 bie1en @orten bielt .lib Der @pre=
der etmos surid, unb ba Der Ge9en jeb>
mirfli9 III 5tr0men nieSergob uno jeo(
llnterboltun9 16on on nno fir li6 un-
m09li9 ma9te, Il trabten lie 1dnell uni
our6 ni6ts mebr oufgebolten >pelter biz
i6nen in Der Terne ein 2i9t ent9e9e1=
lbimmerte, einem @terne 9leid, Der ben
5turme trobt unb, Dem mioen Wonorel
Elm Tubrer, our6 Die gto@t 1troblt.
@ebt SIR, Mnno mortet no6 auf uns
rief Der 9llte frDbli6, unb Die Pferoe an:
treibeno bielten Die 9teiter gar halo an Del
Sbiir oer 9iitte.
Sen armen Sbieren it's 1auer 9etuor:
ben, la9te Sunt uno i6iittelte ii6 boz
Wa1ler ous ben &leioern; Dor allen Sin:
gen nluKen Die erit 9efiittert weroen.
Sd tpill's BE 1orgen, gebt binein> 9eb'
binein 1agte iein Sc fabrte bei1er; ble1
nebmt bos @el0, i@ tonlme 9lei@.
q
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Pluck WINS.

About thirty years ago (said Judge P.,) |
stepped into bookstore in Cincinnati, in
search of some books that wanted While
there, little ragged boy, not over twelve
years of age, came in and inquired for Il
geography.
"Plcniy of them, was the salcsmans re-
ply.
GLOW much do they cost p
cone dollar, my lad.
~ did not know they were SO much"
He turned to 20 out and even opened the
door, but closed it again and came back.
II have got only siXty-one cents, said he
"could you let me have \ geography, and
wait little while for the rest of the
money!
How eagerly his little bright eyes looked
for an answer and how he seemed To
shrink within his ragged clothes when the
man. not very kindly, told him he could
not
The disappointed little fellow looked up
to me, with very poor attempt at a smile,
and left the store. followed him, and
overlook him.
''And what now p | asked
"Try another place, sir.
"Shall ! go, too, and see how you sue
coed ?"
80 yes, II you like said he in surprise.
-Four different times ] entered with him,
and each time he was refused.
VIII you try again ?" ! asked
Yes, sir, | shall try them ALL or
should not know whether could get one. +"
We entered the fifth store, and the little
fellow walked up manfully, and told the
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS.

TRAINS ARRIVE AT RUTLAND.
From Bellows Falls, liO s. 1920 a. m, '2;2O
tl1:00 p. IN. - 90.
burlington 1910 & 'll:s2 a. m 1880 & 1900
y. IN.
" Port Henry, 1882 u. m and 700 p. IN,
" Bennington, t12:Os p. M, 1880 '1OPO p
IN.
Saratoga, '1l:45 a. M, 900 p. m.
" Salem, 1:l0 & tl0:45 Il. m, t3:40 AZ '4:57 p.
IN.
TRAINS LEAVE RUTLAND.
For Bellows Falls. 1850 1920 a. m 1910 s. t3:4O
u. m. 800 49,.
burlington, 1:5O & t5:40 n. M, 1880 g. sos p.
IN.
" Bennington, tl2:30& 1900 n. M, t2:25 p. IN.
saratoga, 500 n. M, Il 1900 p. IN.
salem, 1:40 a. t5:4O Il. m, 1900 1000 p IN.
Mail Train mixed
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asailroads.
VERMONT CENTRAL AND RUT-
LAND RAILROADS.


WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
on and after Monday, Dec. sth, 1873, trains
Will run as follows, Sundays excepted:
GoISG SOUTH AND EAST.
Leave Rutland at 1854 ana $3.50 a. m, and i2;lo
and $40 p. IN.
MAIL Leave st. Adams at G21 n H.. BW'l-
ington at $40 a. m, Port Henry AZ $50 a. m,
Rutland at 1910 p. M, Bellows FANS at 2:30 p.
m, arriving at New London at $3.50 p. m, con
Meeting with steamer FOR New York
NEW YORK EXPRESS.-Leavca 81 Adams o
$3.50 a. m, burlington l0:O5 u. IN, arriving In
Rutland AT 1850 p. III.
m, Montreal $3.50 pm, 81. Alb0ps 500 pm, Eur
llngton $40 y. m, Rutland 1880 a. NJ Bellows
Falls, 1925 n. III. arriving az New London at ll:l5
MIXED TRAIN.--Leavcs Burlington al 300 p.
m, arriving in Rutland at 900 =. N. Leaves
huoiaiu az Ply a. ni, He'.u rai'S D,1 a. H.;
MINED TRAIN.-Leaves Rutland at $40 p. IN.
for Bellows Falls and BrattlebOrO
GoING SoRTH
Leaves Rutland at 1:i3 ana 5:io n. IN, and $3.50
MAIL.ILeaves New London at 800 a. H.,
Springfield 500 a. M, Boston 800 Il. m, Bellows
Falls 1i:45,, Rutland 2;sO p. M, for Port Henry,
burlington, st. Adams, Montreal and ogdens-
EXPREss-Ieaves Rutland at sos p. H.,
arriving at Port Henry at 90 p. In, Adams at
NIGHT EXPREss.-Leaves New London at
2:i5 D. m, Springfield at s:0 y. m, connecting
with train leaving New York at $500 p. m, Bel
lows Falls ll:20 p. m, connecting with train
leaving Boston at $3.50 p. M, Rutland lH3. for
Burlington, st. Albans Montreal 'Ogdensburg
and the west.
MIXED TRAIN.-Leaycs Rutland at $40 A. M;
for Burlington 81. Adams, 81 Johns and Mat
MIXED TRAIN.-Leaves Bellows Falls at 42o
a. m, arriving in Rutland at 900 a. IN.
s:iO a. m, Bellows Falls G;So p. M, arriving in
Rutland at ll:00 p. m.
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Post office.


Harlem Extension way, s.45 n. M, ana 200 p M
Eastern way, 11.4O q. m
Troy way, 12.4O p. m. ,ooo
Albany, 40 D. M, 2.40 p. M, and 9.3O p IN
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