The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-24

Yesterday was celebratedas Washington
birthday in New York, and it being legal
holiday no market reports were received
| The thistle is about the only production
of the vegetable kingdom, which has here
tofore been regarded as entirely worthless,
and now it turns out that tea or poultice
made from its leaves is good for that terri
BILE nervous disease neuralgia.
A nice little story comes from North
Carolina of woman who has an eyeess
| clammy feeling reptile in her stomach,
which crawls up and sticks It's head out of
her mouth occasionally. AT first she was
unwilling TO have it meddled with as she
believed 1t would endanger her life, but
has at length consented, and now doctor
is constantly on the watch for lis reap
pearance, ready to go for it.
DR.. Dlo Lewis the pioneer of the wo-
mans temperance movement, in letter in
the New York Tribune lays down the fol-
lowing conditions, strict observance of
which he says has not failed thus far in a
single instance of producing successful re-
suits list. A general consultation among
the friends of the cause, in preparation for
the public meeting. 81. A large meeting
with the pastors of the various churches
on the platform. 81. The appointment Of
the best women in town, 100 for every 80
rum shops. 4th Daily visits of these
women to the rum-shops for pleading song
song and prayer. He says | am confident
that, with these conditions the rum-shops
will be closed. After that the women will
of course see that rcading-rooms, amusc-
ment halls, etc, are provided.
Snow in Richford is fifteen inches deep
on the level
The autopsy of the Siamese Twins is
sad to show that they could not have been
separated without destroying their lives.
A force of men are at work on the
bridge at Center White creek on the Rut-
land and Washington railroad, which was
found to be settling.
1t is stated that the census in 1870 in
Worcester, Mass, gave the number of in
habitants of that city born in Vermont at
LOO. The city directory OF 1874 gives
the number at 065. Worcester is well sup
piled with the bone and sinew of the Green
Mountain state.
AT the Grand Army Charity Fair, at
Brattleboro, next Thursday evening, a
silver trumpet is to be voted FOR one of the
fire companies
The star which may be observed just
now in close proximity TO the moon Is the
planet Jupiter. BY the aid of good opera
glass two of its moons can be seen. and
a small telescope will reveal all four of
them.
This is the way it affects Noble county
Wisconsin resident "Our indescribably
beautiful sunset scenes come us neal repre-
senting the opening portals to the celestial
republic of souls beyond, as anything my
vision ever beheld" Celestial republic of
souls" is good.
DR.. Susan Everett is in the field with Il
lecture in which she tells woman how to
breathe. She says "keep the mouth shut
and breathe through the nose" If the dear
creatures would only heed what Susan says
now.
We regret to hear that Daniel Wing, Esq.
of West Rutl md, overseer of the poor, is
lying at the point of death from congestion
of. the lungs. He was said to be failing
very rapidly last evening
The amount paid to superintendent of
schools in the state for services is little
short of $4,000.