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Litchfield enquirer., 1875-11-11
IA" Centaur !
 LLlINIMENTS.: : NEUVt AvS1TH

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 So nearly perfect are the recipes of these wonderful pain-sOothng and healing Centaur Liniments that can confidently say they will alleviate any pain arising from flesh, bone muscle derangemente. We do not pretend that they will mend broken leg M exfeafnsfs bofls bht even in sucls eases they wiM fedfe nlaation and stop the rain. sHer can we sasfahtss ths sOper resdlts wAsss she Abedy is poisoned by wLiskey. Temperance is as necessary Co proper physical. as mental condition.
 The White Centaur J.iniment is particularly adapted to all cases of Rheumatism, LumbaRo, Neuralgia Erysipelas, Itch, sprains Chiblans cuts Bruises Stings. Poisons Scalds sciatica Weak Back Pains in the side, Wounds. Weeping Sinews, Burns, Frosted Feet, Palsy, Earache, ,Tooh-acha Headache, Epep. .Ola sress Hsekea Breasta. .sSss Nlpp1es Sore Trcts Group. Dfptheris etc: The most Of these com paints the Centaur Liniment will cure all of then. A will beneft. It will extract the poison from bite9 and stinss, and win cure burns and scalds without scar. The following is but sample of a thousand similar testimonials v yTwry-R I~ aALA E1 fa .6- ktAsTIoCHs s1LL.Dee.l, 1874.
 'sMy wife has, for long time, been terrible suf- ferer from Rheumatism. She has tried many phys- icians and many remedies The only thing which has given her relief Centaur Liniment I rej 1icsd to say this has cured her.
 VIII. RING, Postmaster"
 1t is an inisputzbie fact that the Centau Linnents are performing cures never before effected by any preparation in existence-like Chronic Rheuma- tism of thirty years standing. straightening fin gers and joints which had been stiff for six years. taking the soreness frtin burns, Sc.
 One dollar, afty cents, iavested in Centaur Eminent will be within reach when nm aecideAf occurs, and will do more good than any amount 0f money paid for medical attendance. When physicians called they freqne ty use this LiAiment, and of course charge several prices for it.
 The Yellow Centaur Lininnent. is adapted to the tough skR, muscles andAesh of the animal creation. It's efftcts upcn seyere cases of spavn. Sweeney, wihd-Gail, Ble-Head and PollEvil, are litsle less than marve.Ious. zM V
 Messrs. J. Mcclure Co.,. Druggists, cor. Elm and Front Sts., Cincinnati, O.. say:
 using the Centaur Liniments. They pronounce it peror to anything they have ever used. We sell as high four to i've dozen bottles per month of horses and mules" - asa~rz tI
 We hsSevofsues If testimonials describing cures of Sprains. Kicks. Calls. PollEV, Big Head. and even Founders, which are little less than marvels. No owner of animal afford to be without bottle of Centaur Linimeut. whirh any day may prove worth twenty times it's cost.
 Sold everywhere. but prepared only a: the
 Laboratory of J. B. Rose { Co, S# "A 4s Dnr ST.. NEw YoHk. "A
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@As~s@ - N& He@es@ "a A Aa&@G& tsk NARD size, $2.50 per dozen or S1 50 per half V dozen. Cabinet or Imperial, S3.CO per one half dozen-Sxl0 S1 50. duplicates 50 cents. Rorro or lin types all styles and prices. 3 I
 Small pictures enlarged and finished to please Stereoscopic views Of Lit ,hfeld sceLe' V includ- ing some well chosen poh.ts of Bantam and Var. amaug Lakes. The latt by Landon.
 IA If. JL. JUDD
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For 5aleI
Farm for Sale

THE underssgned wilI sch her farm sftmnt.s s-
 \ thg town Of Washington, thrss miIea .1~a-- - miles iron New FFs ston wiIages ssN4xss-s--, xTS seres og gocd Iaad, auiiMh dna faaes - PIOw. pasture. and meadow agss M~I7 - Ins s Dslldaags eDnsist of Iasgs f@o ssesy Essse
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] Naugatuck Railroad. OSasd sfser Mas 2l51s7s- -tsaIhs ~nIruB as

s1 NaugatuCk Railroad. OSa,s,a sissr Nas sl1s7s- -ts4iAs .surup S GOING SoETH- LEAVE BEILCKFCE9. 715 4. M.-MIk train, for 2 itsted w5t1, passen~s
 ear attached, eODseetfsg sG WsssFr
 snTy Slth train fTCas IsAft56S6, As s,sa Ms,nssssed' Tor CzLsas, 1iItTs0s sud Leave LlgekGeId I1.0s. 1os1O4 sN.-1OT EiDsted ,cO0pGetfEg wfgh the
 S;ees. m tTssI from Ees Yosk sB5
 s1Os10 . ,Ia. tp4SG frtsas Stw H9yen. LeaSe LsteLEeje fz.Ss v>E. 1O,45A .I.-FrejgLf tTx5b Es,S WIastad.
 Lave LjtebbeIG 4,5Z ?, f3> connecting ., ai Wissted with iTs5n scB AsLasy> aOo P. N,-RoT Wirststl, ,gOIsbeefae . sish tIs sec p.n. tEsiD from New Ysgk aEd tbe 5Sp. 70. from geN 1bsskS, SEd sG E Waterbury with tgsis fsOss Hartford. Leave Iitef6eI57.zC. ~ GOING SoUTH-LEayE LITcHFJELD sTA- TION. 1 6-ss A. M.-FTtixks t5sSs fs.r Esssgepors. con-
 meeting at Estestury fer Hartford
 and $. riagEeA
 7.S0 4. N.-P4ssbIgeg Gfain soy Eridesvosa. with
 tbIossh ear t0 EeW naSe1 aEd
 BESgePcn eonSsess sab expTs-S ZA1 P. A"-For ESIBgerogt, Eitb fbsCueh ear t0 New Haven, egnnectiEg at Water
 bury GOT HaIfsDfd, as Bridgeport
 EEh express train SoS New Yesk. 1'S- F' 'As--A'IS tram SbfE pessenssgesTaIfaehed
 connecting al Bridgeport wjth e1-
 pEtss train 10 New York, sIsO Hifh
 steamboat leaving Bridgeport q n
 ?. H- tSstHa6sys exgeT6e6l Cn
 Sunday. EsiIk tTafs Iezves ESSdge-
 port Tor EInstsd at 109 q. m.. re-
 tHTB1ng leave WIrssed as 4l00, ,LStek-
 feId Asp. %.
 Tickets sold and bzceage ekeeks,H ts Carsau and Albany via WIESsed.
 WATERTOWN WATERBURY L. K. Trains iease WatsEtOEH st T.s0 4. x.. svd 6 r 1s' co1S1se'Ing with passenger trains tO New Leave W&teSbgF, al 11-56 a. m. and s4e ew. m 0D aYTJvzi of trains from New YOrk. keDBs stage f1 and from IifekfeSd eour sffx with all pa-seD@sP trains at IfsebEeSH ssasf. r IbODIas' stage for Bethlehem and MO4r.. leaves WzteEfOWE GxsEy
 Stages foT WaOdbzsy. HsSH lsOn, OsSs. COge- brock, and GCSLeB conreet ssh Ie I0 r1 train from Bridgeport.
 chasing Tickets at the Ofsee. R0>W- BEACH. SapexSzse-ds.s Bridgeport May Fifth. Iss5-
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For Inventions, Trade Marks. or Desiers. No Te STATE sr-, OPPOSITE KuBTS ST., BosrOx. A FTER an extensive practice Of upwards of "A thRty years, eontiznea to seeurs Pafeufz in the United States, also in Great Britain. Frzrrs. and ether foreign eounkEiez- Caveats Spseisea- 0Ons, Assignments. and all papers for Pztenks ex- seuted on reasonable terms with di1pafeh- Rs- searches made to determine the VaEs1ry and ufiIS- advice rendered n all mattexA E0uekzna the xauza Copies oG the claims Of any p2tsns fzEnizhed by renltting One dslIzr- Assignments recorded ia WaahingfOn-
 No Agency in the United States pOesssnss Saszpe- nOr facilities for obtaining Patents or 1zeeFrzin ing the patsn11bfhky Of nvensionz
 AZ neeesalsy 04 4 IOaxBey to WazhIngta1s to prO- here saved nventcrz
 TESTIMONIALS
 '1FegzBd MF- El11y as one OE the nsosk Szevssz- full practitioners WIxh whG1 have had OEsxiaI h. ssxcOUrSG
 CHARLES MASON, COmmluESonsr 0S P1seEEz- Il have 10 hezlxAti0n n aszuxng mxensaEz kkzk trustworthy. and RoEs e1pahs@ 0f PGErl1g tk=E zP- pkezt5o2s n q form Go see1rs fer rhem m early and fKy0R1bAs c1nza3sxzalan ak the Rmssmx OEues-
 EDMUND BTRKk
 Late C0mmzss5onsx of PxssE.S- SsLr R H. Ed1y has ma4s fer nc OTsr THTETY applications for Patents, haxng been szurszzrzl m almost every ease Sgeh UnzzzzszkzRse proof oE FeeoDEend all ICve1sOTS to 1pPsy s0 kz1 Co rEO- eurs ther PatsakS. as EAey may Dc Sl~ eG hmE1zx tks Dost fzIkhfl attention bestowed 01 tkSI e1- ses, and ak very rs@sOzzbse eh4Eges
 Bosto4. Jan l, ISs5- JOHN TAGGAKT~
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-- ST. PAUL, Aug. ?, 1884. H. K. STEVENS, Esq:
 Dear Sir-I should be wanting in gratitude if fai ed to acknowledge what the VEGETISE has done for me. was attacked about eleven mouths since win Bronchitis, which settled into Consum ption. had night sweats and fever chills; distressed for breath and frequently spit blood: all enaciated very weak, and so low that my friends thought my case hopeless.
 I was advised to make a trial of the vEGET1SE which, under the providence of God, has cured me. That he may bless the of your medicine others he has me, and that his divine grace may attend you is the heartfelt prayer of your aimirng, humble servant, BENJAMIN PETTINGILE.
 P.S.-Mine is but one among the many cures your medicine has effected in this place. B. F.
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-11-11
AT A MUCH LESS RATE

than all the way by rail or by any other line. 4 Propeller leaves the Danbury & Norwalk Rail- road Freis sht Depot at Norwalk, Sundays excepted. Returning, leaves New York every night, Sum- days excepted, from Pier 37, foot of Market St.. East River, arriving at Eorwalk early next morn ing. All freight for New York must be marked ''Via Propeller Line from N0rwalk"
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nse; and every family should have them on hand Tor their protection and relief, when required. Long experience has proved them to be the saf- est, surest and best Of all the Rilfs with which the nEkse abonads- Ry tAeir occasional use, tenn expelled, obstrueti0ns removed, and the whole machinery of life restored to its healthy activity. Internal organs which become elOgged and sl.aggsh & are eleaased by Agers PiLss. and ts changed into health, the vnlhe of which change, when reckoned on the vast multitudes who enjoy il, can hardly be computed. Their sugar coating makes them pleasant to take. and preserves their virtues unimpaired for any length of time, so that they are ever fresh, and perfectly reliable. without disturbance to the eonstituton, or diet or occupation. Fun directions are given on the wrapper to and for the following complaints, which these Pills rapidly cure:-
 nes., Iangaor and I1ess of Appetite, they should be taken moderately O ssimufafe fhs sfom- aes, asa and M ressors 2. hselssy mee and actioss toms, Bflious Headache, Sick Head. ache. Jaundiee or Green Sickness, Bil. l0us C0Rac and Wili09s Eevera, they should diseased action or remove the Obstructions which cause it.
 For Dysensery or Diarrheea, bat one mild dose is generally required. . For Rheumasism, Gous, Gravel, Pal. Raeaet@a Of sne Hears, 9Rin an the sade, waek and L@fms, they should be eontin- uOuSAy e4ACAB 1S CAi1AlSc u&Sc1>el action of the system. With such change those complaints disappear.
 For Dr0Psy and Dropaical 6welfimgs they should be taken in large and frequent doses to produce the effect of . drastic purge.
 For SuPpFemsf0m, a large dose should be taken, as 1t produces the desired effect by sym pathy.
 As a Dinaer Piu, take one or two Pulls to promoee digesfion and relieve the stomach
 An occasional dose stimulates the stomach and bowels, restores the appetite, and invgorates the system Hence 1 is oftem advantageous where no serious derangemenf exists. One who feels tolerably well, offen finds that . dose of these Piils makes him feel decidedly better, from their cleansing and renovatlng effect on the digestive APPafskus- Al Etl-
 PREPARED BY
 Dr. J. c. ATER& 4 CO.,, Praetiea1 CkeMists,
 LOWELL, MASS, .. s. 4. FOB SALE BY ALL nRrGGIsrs EYERYwHERE
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-11-11

At NEW PRESTON Mrs. Isaac Brown ia having veranda added to her house. The additions buildiny on G.S. Cogswells barn. and M. s. Beeman's store are both rapidly approaching completion.-Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Whittlesey returned home from their wedding trip, last week.-Some transactions in real estate have just taken place in this vicinity. The Grist mill has passed into the hands of c. s. Coeswell. and Mark Woodin can furnish grain. prov. ender. &c., that is like Gilbert's tea. Cant be beat " A gentleman from New York city, Mir. Barnum. nephew of ssp. T, has also bought the house and farm of Messrs. Driggs. Ray.
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-11-11
Ayers Cathartic Pins,

For the relief and cure of M1 defange xnents in the stoIIl- ach, liver, and bow. els They are a mild aperienf, and an excellent purgafive. Being purely yege- table, they contain Momercury or mine- fal whatever. Much serious sickness and suffering is prevent A6 hy fhair tiFnn1v
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-11-11
MAKE IT PUBLIC.

H. R- STEVENS, EsQ:
 Dear Slr-T have heard from very many sources of the great success or VEGETINE in of Scr0fula Rheumatism. Kidney Complaint, CAtarrh, and other diseases of kindred nature. make hesitation in saying that kn0W VEGETISE to be the most reliable remedy for Catarrh and General Debility.
 My wife has been troubled with CatarTh for many years, and at times very badly. She has thoroughly tried every supposed remedy that could hear of. and with all this she has for several years been grad ualy growing and the discharge from the head excessive and very offensive.
 She was in this condition when she commenced to take vEGETISE I C. uld see that she improving the second bottle. She continued taking the VEG- until she had used from twelve to fifteen bot ties: am now happy in informing yOu and the pulp
 He If you choose to make it public that she is entire ly cured, ana VEGETISE accomplished the after nothing else would. Heuce feel justied in ga, ing that ERdETIRR i the most reabIs remedy, and would advise all suffering humanity to try it. for believe it to be good, honest, vegetable medicine, and shall not hesitate to recommend it. am, respectfully.
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-11-11
PREMIUMS.

New subscribers applsing early) for the year 1875 may have, without charge, the numbers for the last quarter of 1874 of such gseriodicalg as they may subscribe for.
 Or instead, new subscribers to any two. three. UT four of the above periodicals may have one of the Four keviews' for 1874, subscribers to aU five may have two of the -Four Reviews' or o1a set of BlacxvoOds Magazine for 1874. Neither premiums to subscribers nor discount to clubs can be allowed unless the money ls re. mittsd directtp the publishers No pFemiums Circulars with further particulars may be had on application. s-s-f .ses a-1 s7-- "a : THE LEONARD SCOTT PUBLISHING CD
 fl Barclay Street. New York
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. CLUES.

A discount oftweuty per cent. will be allowed to clubs of four or more persons. Thus. four copies of Blackw0od or one Review, will be sent to one address for s12, SO. Four copies of fhe four Reviews and BlaekwOod. for $4S, and so on. For clubs of ten or more persons, a copy gratis will be allowed tc the settsr-up of the club T
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-11-11
CLIPPINGS.

An unpaid board bill will strike terror to the heart of the best poet living.
 Our devil says he likes to work after hours because 1t is past-time.
 The name of Bergen County centena. rian. recently deceased, was Lettus Steel. He was no politician either.
 ''OThello" is the way that a Milwaukee composltor. of Irish descent, ''prints" the name of the Moor of Venice.
 Touching conclusion of an obituarv po. tice in an Indiana newspaper: He was an elder m the Methodist church and the leader of the brass band in the village"
 "Poor fellow-he had a good deal in m him. was the sorrowing remark uf a Mississippi editor over the body of sub- scriber shot in gin mill. The Coroners inquest subsequently verified the asser ton.
 young man employed on Commerce street IS six feet eight inches high. and weighs trifie over 6 hundred bounds. They judge by his appetite that he is hol. low clear down, and think of amputating one foot and using him for stove pipe.
 From the Danbury News
 Blunt men are generally sharp. Tramps will eat hot biscuit spread with honey.
 A Jersey City lady has fourteen names Her door-plate reaches clear round into the next street, and her monogram alone weighs nearly two pounds.
 An old fellow went into the chanel at Yale. and took advantage of the stndents being engaged prayer, and made oif' with an overcoat. But one man watched while he prayed, and he took hold of the sacre. ligious wretch, and recovered the gar. ment. --f
 Old Mathew Vassar built his college without closets. He said every girl could have two nails in her room-one for her school dress, and the other for her best dress. Her belt buckle she could stand up behind the door 'Is1 "
 It is rarely there is a marriage with such peculiar combination of names as that lately occurring in Elmira. N, Y. Dr. Roof was married to Miss Kitchen. and among the guests were Q party named Storrs and one named Woodruff. A very good building committee they'd make. .-.7r4 ~.-~
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" "SI60,0OO"


 Made in Two Months Wall street OpersaOn. 1hs EaukIrg-h g-h0uss of Alex. Fr0Ghfngbam Co. NOr Wall Street, who deal i'm Stock Privileges, hsve paid this en0Fm0us sum t0 their customers during this sh0Et sp9cs of time. Some peF<Oss have made as many have made $1 D0U and over frOn only 50 They paid in single day $40, ,00U for which epIy Ss co vas received CT S C0O net pFOat to vzEiOus peO pse. They employ continuously fr0m twelve to fl. teen competent bOOk-keepers and assistants Eith this strong force they often compelled remain aS their w0sk until midnight. This euergrie Erm vel deserves the credit of biBg th leading hOSse m their branch Of business s is most wonderful tS &C., kHOwled2e that they have estIbsed this busfaSz fm the short space of ave years. = They hxye customers who reside in nearly every the IsEand of Cuba they orders from .exsors who are continually dealing tn skocks Tkesr bGzst- nesS has berOBe extensive shz9 ewo gxuerteuesA correspondents are employed to attend to their ad- vertsing accounts TEeiT cards may be read in every nFstetass L1Wspaper published is the United Stsfes To this tbeg attribute portion of their We advise those d<siFiDg to place their business wsh nTm possessing the very highest record fer upright Dess, and who eODfues their business upUn hOnezt principles, tO dsa1 win this house.
 They also issue eekly report Of the condition 0f fOr year, so any Rho desires and eOrtempzzss sFseuaz4ing.
 Send for 1t H."-EseRfng MaE, '. r.
 New York Commercial Advertiser says:
 SSThe Banking HOusr 0f Alexzmder Fruskfmxhzn k Co., No. IT Wall stre-t has in its employ twelve book keepers and assszn8s. There other stock Privi- lege firms whO eE1ps0J from three six nsn- This hrn have established their entire business during ske lAss Ave yeaES.' H Iy
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TERMS.

The POSTAGE will be pr epaid by the publish CTS without charge Co the subscriber. only on the express condition that subscriptions are paid in- variabiy in advance at the commencement of each year.
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H. L. c. cARDELL. E
 Store As1 Broad

vEeErrxR acts directly upon the canses of these con1alnka It inyigoeates and strer the whole system. acts upon the secretive organs, alays inam mation cleanses and cures ulceraon, constpa- ton, and regulates the bowels.
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AMERICAN AND FORKIGSPATKNTs.
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@ A 4s Dsr sr- Nxw YOnk.
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HEARTFELT PRAYER.

OF. II. HODGE, Police Oficer. Station ( BOSTON, Mass, May g, 1871.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-19

The man who stole 5000, in notes and
greenbacks, from Perry G. Knights, last
December, was arrested at st. Ambrose,
in Kldan, District of Toilette, Canada,
p. G., on Thursday, Feb. 18th, on charge
Of forgery. A man, or Frcnchman, by the
name OF William McGill, was employed by
Mr.. Knights to chop wood, and worked
about two mouths. One morning he
missed these notes and money, which he
put under his pillow nights, and about the
same time the Frenchman was missing also.
Mr. Knights said nothing about the matter
to any one, except to those who gave the
notes, until few days since, when two of
these notes, amounting to S4G5, was sent
to the express office at Dandy, from the
Exchange Bank of Montreal, through the
National Express Co for collection, en-
dorsed by p. G. Knights. Mr.. knights
then had no further doubt who the thief
was On Tuesday, Feb. 9th, j. C. Will
liams, deputy sheriff, getting what infor-
nation he could hear of McGill, started in
company with Mr.. George Wade, grandson
of Mr.. knights, for Montreal
Arriving at the bank Mr.. Williams found
that the agent OF the bank, d. o. Pease,
through whom the notes had been sent, re-
sided at Toilette distance of forty-five
miles, for which place they Immediately
started with team, there being no railroad
communication, and arrived there at II 80
Wednesday evening. after a seven hours
ride. Mr.. Pease was ready to assist in ar
resting the man who had committed the
forgery. They succeeded in getting a
warrant made out in the name of Her
Majesty for the arrest of McGill, and
placed in the hands of Sheriff I.eprohon of
toilette. The next morning the sheriff in
company with Mr.. Williams, Mr.. Wade,
and Mr.. Pease, started for Kildan, dis
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-19
state, County ana vicinity.



There are many instances In our coIpmu-
nifty of water being cut off in transit by
frost. Water pipes are frozen, and often
times people in the morning find Their
floors covered with ice. The storms Of the
past week has added largely to our stock
of snow, and the high winds keep the roads
well filled.
Twice within the last two weeks the
mail from this place to the depot has been
carried by the contractor on foot.
We anxiously hope that by the time the
Beecher-Tilton trial is completed we shall
have summer weather.
Canker rash which has prevailed here
this winter, is on the define. No new
cases within the past ten days.
Benz. Priest, who has been visiting his
friends here, has left for his home in Iowa.
Mrs. Thomas Dodge of Dekalb. Illinois,
is visiting her friends here. F.P.
oAsTLEToN
Rev. w. G. Davenport preached the
first Of the Friday evening sermons 10 be
delivered at the Mission church during
Lent, Feb. 12. The subject was one of
the most interesting of the advertised list,
'The continuity OF the church The text
was the first aud last clause of Daniel PA
"And 10 the days of these kings shall the
God of heaven set up a kingdom, and it
shall stand forever"
The discourse was very brief and the ar
gument condensed, but conclusive The
proofs offered of the continuity of the
church from the time of Christ TO the Sec
ond century were from authors contemporary
with the apostles and their disciples. The
much harped upon theory of the church
of England being an otf-shoot .of.the church
of Rome, was handled without sample and
demolished utterly.
On Sunday was preached at the same
place the first Lenten sermon. The text
was the words Of Felix to Paul go thy
way for this time ; when have more
convenient season | will call for thee. !"
The lesson was drawn from the snilitude
of mankind to Felix. One prominent
point was the wisdom of the church in OBJ
serving the season of Lent, when men
must listen to the array of their sinfulness
from the pulpit.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-19
col. Co,burn,s valentine.

Col. NJ. $. Colburn, who, for the past
few weeks has been acting the role of The
Honest Miller received, says the Manchcs-
ter Journal, very fine valentine, Monday,
accompanied by an appropriate present.
The latter consisted of a miller's hat, well
covered with flour, web of coarse cloth
to be manufactured into pair of pants,
(the donor remarking that they would have
been made up had his exact size been
known,) and couple of sealed measures
to be used in taking toll, for the purpose,
as is asserted in the valentine, Of winning
back the waning reputation of the concern
in the matter of taking toll, which has
been on the decline since the colonel took
charge of it, The present, valentine and
all, was very neatly done, and we expect
Eext week, when the colonel fully RECEIVERS
his equanimity, to present his acknowledge
ments for the same.