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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-02-24

uno erDBern 59riften, Die 2utber 1922
16rieb, lit audi nod cine tur5e 9(usle=
s1lng bes ensli16en @rrbes. 2utber
ncnnt oQrin Wforia Die uNtutter Gottcs">
mas feline No6fol9er uno Inbdn9er be-
tanntli6 nidt mebr tbun. 1no gum
Gnoe 16reibt 2utber barln audi nod eln
mobres gDprt inoem ct lebrt user nidDt
gleubct, Dem lit 5u ratben, er las oas
Nue Maria pno ale @cbet anlte9en." Gs
bdn9en ol1o bos Q(pe N}aria uno onoert
@ebete nit Dem @larben Sul lommen na6
2utbers 2cbre. 98er oober pabren Glau=
ben bat, ber mub oos r@e9riiBet leiit ou
Morio" bcten. 2eiber bobcn Die glnbdn=
ger BET 9leucrun9en BUFFERS lett nlebr
ais brei Sabrbunoerten ni9t mebr oas
v9(pe Maria" gcbetet. QSiiroen 1ic oleles'
einSige @ebet, bas ia 2utber lelbit nie=
mails ausoriidli6 perlporien bat, ta9llb
mieoer beten, 70 ,piiroen lic olle> >ple mir
9lauben, 5ur aQeinl lcli9ma6enocn fatbo=
li16en WabrDeit 5uriidteb>en.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-02-24
Sbie @aileufreuno.
Sic }Eiucn @tunbcu.

Sn ieoes M}enl9 l9en Gebcn tpmmen
@tunben Dor, bic man Die t illcn nel1<
men borf. 9as lino lebr widtige @tunoen
Die 9tiemono unbeniibt lolen lollte> tuenn
lie eben ba linb, unO jcocr Meenl A loQte
lie Dorous bere6ncn> INT l6ncller 9e<
lan1melt ~ 1ein, menn lic fommcn. SD
lpra6 einmol nit cinem 9llonnc, bcr
ieine 6rou uno &inoer perlaNen bottc, INT
i'm Saummel bcs 2ei6tlinns anoerswp
gliidli6 5u lc6en. St mar es ober nl6t,
uno 0iel1rlo6e lag in ben It tilen5 TIT IT,
Oe n; eas lo9te ct lelblt.
gDenn man in oer 9la9t auf>uo6t>
ooer ,penn man aus einem larmcnoeu
&reilc our6 Die 0oen @troBen beimtebrt
ooer >penn man 1id bel 9ur6lelung ei-
nes intere1Ionten 8u6es, tpel9es rnler
@er3 anlpri6t, g(ei9lam uerltimmt fiiblt>
flr5 ebe NON li6's perliebt, >plro's 1tlll
Inn ginen bcr> uno Damn 1lebt man 6fter
reuis, INNER aber belebrt in Die Der
9an9enbeit unb in bic Gntfernun9 iurlld.
9enfet ooron, liebe Treunoe, >ucnn ibr
in Die Yerlu9ung tommt elne unlber<
le9te 9onolung Su be9eben ooer So3u
biilfrei9e @ano 81 bieteu, oentet oaron>
ooB es title @tnnoen 9ibt! eSnt
Saumel bes gelellisen 2sbens> BEL ben
Worbretun9en s12uitportbicn> im@@im=
mer prd9ti9er 3immer, oa tritt freili6
jeoc tribe Grinnerung 5uriif; o6er lpenn
oie sSnltrumcnte perltummen Die 2i6ter
erl0l@eu, tpcnn oer &aul6 oer Gimme
poriiber lit, ba tommt Die fille@ IN DC
,pieoer, grdBli9 oft fommt tie lpieoer ple
Elm @elpen1t bur@ peri l4lole Sblren,
1ie mantt inn WieoerI9eiu ocs Wtonoes
an oen:Wdnoen uno fnirl9t IN Der beu=
lenoen Wetterf fabne> Die Der Wlno orebt.
Tro9et eu6 oaber, mcine Treunoe bor
ieoer beoentliben 9onolung, Die ibr rns
terne6men >uollt QBi ie weroe @
1ie IN meiner tilen @tunoe
]eben?-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-02-24
Die @ttt fe6lt1t9 oes
rot e It d II ii S ut 1t $.
-. 9ntbcr int Sabre 1922.

Sm SATIRE 1922 pcrlieB 2utbcr bic
ySortburg. ST. batte li6 ben 8art lte=
ben la7en, So9 Die Yrieiterflcioer aus,
legte eincn Pan5er> ein grobcs 99>ucrt,
cinen Seln1> @ppren uno @ticf fel on BE-
ltie9 Elm Yfcr6 un0 rift, llm9cbcn BON ci-
net @6oar S3ndppen> na6 Wittenbers.
0ort mar e5 nun lcine critic 9(uf9abe,
ge9en feline treulo len MnbGnger, 9egen
bic 8ilOer tiirmer> bic onoers reformiren
>pollten, als 2utber> 51 prebigen nno 5u
19reiben, benn l1pn in 1eincr &cburt
fling 0er Yrotc ltantismus an, 1i6 Su ser
lplitterl1> lpie bic1es 1tets bos S6if1 al
bes Srrt6ums it, l1n0 mas 1a9te 2utber
ben ppn leincn g8cgcn AFFIRMING 9elpor=
oencn 8ilocrltirmcrn &onnte ct gegen
1ie bic 8ibel per,penbelt poer tbot ct 0ies |?
S3eincsmegs. @obolb onbere 2eute an
oers 9egen Bic fotDpli19e &ir6c prpte=
itiren ppllten, als 2utber es tbat, 10
brau9te oie1er 9ans bielelben @riinoe>
,pel6e mir &atbolifen felt 300 Sobren
onlpenoen, I'M bie tb0ri6ten Reuerlngen
unb 9lbwei9ungen BON Der 2ebre @briitt
uno 1elner Mpp1tel gu 1trafcn. So rcOete
2utber Die Siloeri itiirmer an ~Sbr moat
cine neue &ir&; yriinoen; laBt uns leben
per eu6 lenbe? g8ie 9ebt ibr 3cu9niB
pon eu6 lel6lt> mir biirfen ni@t glei9 on
cu6 9lo11bcn, nod benz 9tatbe, ben nns
ucr gyvilige Sobonnes 9ibt, lonocrn >plr
mii1cn eu6 prii fen. @ott fat ME eincn
Menl6cn in bic g4elt gelanOt, Der nldt
bcr,fen mor0en ooer ourb 3ei6cn porber
perfiinoet poroen >pdre lelblt ni6t elm
mai leinen eigencn @pbn . gSer ouf=.
tritt I'M ben Gloubcn su drbern Der
muB gSunoer seigen. 9So lino cure
ySunbcr 2" 9os bot 2ntDer 9elo9t uno
5luar nibt ollein BEL bielcr @ele9cn6clt
lonoern man finoct oenlelben G5eoonten
0fters in 1eincn G@riiten ous9elpr pro9cn.
Sat 2ut1cr lid obcr nibt oFenbor nit
bieler 2ebre lein eigcncs Neroommung5=,
urtbcil 9clpro9cn? ST. icl6lt fat Den
@!aubcn 9eanocrt er fat obcr tein SSNn=i
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-02-24
: Cine W}i1louricr 3eitllng beri6 tet

- Cine N}i1ouricr 3eitung beridtet:
uGincr unlerer Yotfspertreter in Scffer-
ion Gity, 9err Mortin, batte oem &onig
Ser @onotpi6s Snl lclu oas 0ergniigen
suseba6t, uulere @taats< <9aupt itaot nno
ibre 3ieroe> Die @eiebgeber, iu leben. ct
| te0te oeBbolb oen luoblerlpo9enenMnt Mntrog,
auf einen 8el6lnb beioer 9auier oes Sn-
bolts:
5intcmolen es bas erite N}al III set
@el9i9te uni leres @taotes it, ooB Elm
Monor9 1iD ouf 1einem 8ooen befinoet.
gBiro es bel6lollen, ooB mir ben &0ni9
&alataua BON Den @anowi6s' Sn eln er'
lud)en li@ in Der @auptltaot unleres
Staotes ols @olt su betra6ten> uno i6n
6ersli9 einla0en, uns in unlerer pf1lciel-
len @igenl9aft gu belu6en II. 10.
@roBer lllt entlprong aus oielem ult<
6oiten Nntrog. &epnolos wo(lte i'm an
BEN Nus]9ub fit vGrlparnille uno &e-
form" per,uielen boben. 9(ber Dem urbe=
6er l6ien Der 9(usi6luB fir Sesiebun9en
Sum Buno" 9cei9neter.
9ies mollte Dem @e1ekgeber Sing nl6t
einleu6ten; es polle 1bm llbcrgollpt
ni9t eiuleu0ten luclbcm QuslduB Die
lpiDti9e @o6e onpcytrout merocn tonnte;
ocr einsi9e luarc Elm Musl@ub fir BE-
;iebungcn sum s(uslonoc" 9crpelcn Den
ober M}iNouri's 2egislatur leioer nlbt be-
lbt. &eDnolos trof ocn Na9cl oui ben
Gopf nit oem li6tupllen GinfoQ, ooB, oa
&otofouo eiu9}ei1enocr lei, Die 9eci9netltc
@tellc fit Den ylntra8 oer Musl9ub fir
We9c nno oonoltraBen 5u 1ein ldeine
9}a6 oaer 6eiterfeit, bcren So ten
0}artiu Sing uno &0ni9 &olofauo, Die
5teuersabler natiirlidb nid)t 81 per9el-
len> gu tragcn batten, erfu6r Der Nntrog
oos 2oos, auf Den Slid 9ele9t sl tper-
oct.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-02-24

-9ie Biirger BON 9 al t / nj ore bas
6en bier Millipnen in ibrc neue Stootbol=
(e 9elteat. Das @cbdu0e lit aus tpeiBem
Mormor ausgeiiibrt unO iibertrifft ANGLE
gon5 oas Capitol in Wolbin9ton, obppbl
es ni4t 10 9roB als oieies lit.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-02-24

W. Ss1JuH ulu uel Su1l0t PlultlluHltS-
mus fat audi ni9t bos gertn91te Munoer
aufiulpei1cn. 3>pei Wieoertdllf fcr unb
@cgner 2utbers foroertcn auf oiele feline
g8ortc hin BON linn .1elblt Elm @unbcr,
oomit 1ie ooran erfennen mD6ten, ooB ct
ppn @ott 9c1onot 1ei. 9arii6er 9erietb
BET 0ottor . in 3orn> ooB ct oie l1n=
tcrreonng obbrob uno nidts mcbr b0ren
mpllte!
9lls 2utber leinem 3ornc 9e9en bie
SilOcri itilrmer freien 2auf 9elolien fin9
er einen no6 gr0Beren @rduel on> ols
bisDer. Ct biclt Die beri9tigte Preoi9t
iiber Den Gbei eitanb, Die audi im 9rllf
uerbreitct purbe uno mod porbonoen lit.
Gs 9ibt fein 10 licoerli6er Wenl@ auf
@ottcs GrObooen, Der drgerli6ere unb
ablGeuli6cre 3oten unb @cueinbeitcn
ouslpre9en fon1l, als cs in oicler Yre=
oi9t Dor oem Bilonilie Gbriiti, bas ba=
mails mod auf oem 9lltare ltonO> ppr ben
cr16logenen 0eiligenbilocrn, 1peld)e i'm
Gbore la9en i'm 9ln9cli9tc elmer 9roBen
8oltsmen9c in Der 9oupttirbc gu 98it=
tenber9 9ctbon fat. QSenn 2utber bcut
Su Sage Dor einem nur bolbpess onitdn=
oi9en Yublitum cine 1ol@c 5otige 9eoc
balten piiroe, . luiirOcn ent>ueOer leine
3ubOrcr li6 Die Singer in Die Obren
itedcn unO Oapon ellen pber man piirbe
i'm mc9en bcr olles MooB ibcr] 9reitcn=
ocn Imam tdn0igteit 5luingen oob 16mu=
bigc W}oul Su bolten. gSie perborben
mlB oas Yolf nidt bort 9eluelen lein>
oob li6 feline 9timme 9cgen Oie1en 81
tcnreiber erbpb, baB feline O}ltter lire
So9ter bel 0er 9an6 na6m, I'M 5ie bi11=
ous5ufiibrcn aus oem 9eiligtbune, oos
2ut6er in ein S6onobous per>ponbelte !!
9}iemols lpor porbcr %. lit na9ber Elm 1ol=
@er @rduel at beiligcr @tdtte gebDrt, ols
bel oieler @elesenbeit. Gin 9roBcs @itten=
pcroerbniB, Gbcbrii6e uno 9(usl6mei=
fun9en >uaren bie 6ol9e oie1er Nreoigt
2utbers. 9cr5os @corg betloste 1i6
lbcr oielc bDl len Tpl9cn bcim 2utber,
lein Q(nbdn9cr @taupib aber perlieB i'm
uno lo9te: rN&ein Sruoer, i6 perlolie
oi6, peil id gele1cn bobe, boB bu olle
unoroentli6en 2eioenl da ften binter Dir
no6l9lepplt." Ser 5eufel ober ltano
i'm 9inter9runoe uno la6te iiber 2utbers
8eginnen.
9os 9la6ite> mas 2utber int SATIRE
1922 pornobm> mar eine 9lbbanblun9
9c9en Die fatbolil l6e 9ierar6ie 5u 16rei=
ben. 0iele @6mdbl6rift i6eint ni6t
nit 9inte, lonoern nit 8lut gel6rieben
Su lein. @o l6reibt 2utber u9fun b6=
ret 5u ibr Bil 60ffc, ia Seu felslorpen, 8.
2utber min el19 audi cine Bulle uno &e=
formation lelcn, Die eu9 nid)t >ppbl lou=
ten 'pir0. 9lQe bic oo5u tbun, 2cib, @ut
uno Gbre Ooron 1eben> ooB Die BiBtbum
pcri rit6ret uno BET Bil60ffc 9tegilnent
pertil9et tuerOe> Oas lino liebe @ottes
&inocr unb rc9te Gbri item :. gSic=
bcrum olle, Die oa bolten iber Der Bi=
i6Dfe &egiment uno lino ibnen unter=
tbon, nit milligem @eborlom, Die linb
0es Seu fels ei9ne 9iener." 9os' lit edit
lutberil6 2ebrc; bic Bibcl obcr lo9t>
bab Der bcili9e @eilt bie 0ii66fe einge=
1ebt bobc> Die &ir1e @ottes gu regierel1.
9tun fing 2utbcr audi ol1> ben ou 6er
99ortburg pom Seuf fel erboltenen Gatb
5u bcfol9en uno oas bo6beili9c 0fcB=
ppfer> bas G6rii itus ci1gclebt bot> 9ans=
li6 obSul6aifen. 0as 2lu9ul ltinerflo lter
III 0Nittcnbcro n11lHte cine 6nnDne hal=
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-Gnt]ebIi9 6Dleeneine1

-Gntlekli6 S . lsen { ne t
Yerwe9 slun9. Sn einem Orte in
Oct llmgegeno bon Souloulc IN Sront<
reid tpuroe in ben erlten Sa9en oieles
Sabres ein Dieb itabl aus9efiibrt, oer in
Sol9e einer Yertpe6slung ou elnem per=
bdngniBpoGlen NeaNocre 8eranla1ln9
Qo6. Gs ,porcn ndmlid 0iebe in oas
5cblofsimn1er elmer Somilie ein9eorun-
gen. @ie nabmen Die &leioungsltiide oes
@errn 80, Die auf einem @tuble am
TuBe oes Bettes la9en, unterlu9ten Die
Sal 1ben ben1d9ti9ten lid) oer oorin
befinoli6en O}iinjen in, Betrage BON
un9eidbr 1000 6rancs uno noDmen
aus elmer Brieftol6e, bic piele Mertbpo~
pierre entbielt ein BontbiQet BON
1000 fSrancs. Scr @@wie9er(obn beg
6errn M., berlin oeml lelben9aule tuo9nte,
b0rte bos &erdu16, 1prang aus Dem gette
uno bemoifuete G9 nit einem Nepolper.
SIM slei9en Mu9enblide mar ou@ Die IN
einemg}eben5immer l6lafenoeT rau oesUt.
erpo6t, ,pedte ibren Mann uno rief aus
ocmTenlter um@ilfe, ,porauf Die 9iebe
bieTlu9t ersriifen. Sn 6ol9e oes9ulferu=
fens waren audi Die iibrisen 9aus9enol=
len mad ge,poroen un0 elm Tleilder=
qe1eue elite, nur bolb an9etleioet> nit els
nem fSlei19ermeller be,paffnet 9eraoe IN
Dem Muaenblif berbei, ols oer @dipie=
9erlobn li6 ocm 3immer ieiner Ger>pono=
ten na6erte. Dieler bielt i'm aber flir ben
0icb, un6 19oB i'm in Die @dulter uno
oen unterleib. Gin anoerer 9la6bar lpollte
glei9fa[ls NIT elmer eilernen @tange auf
i'm losl6lascn> trof aber sludli@er9Selle
auf einen bort.n @e9enl ltano oer ben
@Gloe auffing. Gnoli6 eri6ien nod Elm
oritter 9lei3fals nit einem &euolper be.
uQffneter&etter uno briidte 5tpei2dufe aut
oen permeintli6enDieb ob, obne ieoo9 5u
treifen; elm Nierter en0li6 bielt bel DEM
algemeinen Wirrwarr Den Dritten fir
ben Werbre9er un0 perlebte i'm IN Der
59ulter. Ser ungliidlibe 6leil9erburl6,
ser i@ 9etroHen uno per>uunoet fablte,
mollte G6 befreien> inoem ct BON leinem
Wleller @ebrouA ma6te, itiirste lib ouf
ben @6,pieseriobn oes 90, itieb linn oas
W}e1er in Sen Qeib uno monote N6 ols
oann ge9en 90. ielbf> ben Oct 9lei9foQs
19tper perlebte. 9lls man na6 olelem @e'
mebel enolib liG ertannte, mar es leioer
iu 1pQt. Scr @6luieseriobn bcs so.
bate cine 1ol4e Gerlebung oopongetro'
gen. bab ct bcreits am fol9enocn
9lbcno 1tarb ebenlo miro Der mutDi9e
T(eil6erbur1de oer ourb cine &u9el i'm
unterleb bcr6ei9efiibrten Yerlebung ie,
oenfol(s erlie9en, unb audi oer 3ui itano
DIS 1elbit lit be1or9niBerregeno.
-9ie 8iirser BON 9 oltim M ore ba=
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-12-17

HE WEAK SPor IN RELIGION, to.
day, is not seen in the fact that men are
heretical intellectually, not that men
hold notions different from those the faith.
ers held. No, this is not it. The weak.
ness of religion, to-day, is seen in this
that 1t does not prevent its disciples from
cheating and lying; does not prevent
them from abusing, slandering and fight
ing each other; does not prevent them
from running in debt, when they know
they cannot pay their Indebtedness; does
not prevent them from being mean and
tricky and cunning, bitter, bigoted and
cruel those are the great balefully lum-
nous facts that stand over against our
churches, and cast their light into the
faces OF those who ascend and descend
the steps of the sanctuary, and the watch
full, laughing, cynical world notices that
as the light falls on the streams that
come ana go, quarter of the faces are
CHASTITY. Christianity was not intended
to be fashionable refined mannerism
tlnctured with piety around the edges.
but compelling force able to control
the conduct an inward power able to
renovate the nature 1t starts. if II
starts at all in man, in the renewing of
the mind. 1t takes the lying propensity
out of man. 1t makes him love love.
and hate hatred It causes him tn he
kind and charitable in speech, patient
under attack, forbearing towards his en-.
emies. In short, real Christianity is
thing of character and conduct. II has
direct relation to what you do and saw
and think and feel.-W n. II. Murrau.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-12-17

REMEMBER THIs.-Now is the time
OF the year for Pneumonia, Lung Fever,
Coughs, Colds, and fatal results of pre-
disposition to Consumption and other
Throat and Lung Diseases. Boschee's
German Syrup has been used in this
neighborhood for the past two or three
years without single failure to cure.
Ii you have not used this medicine
yourself, go to your druggists, Davis q
Arnold, and ask them of its wonderful
success among their customers. 2 doses
will relieve the worst case. If you have
no faith in any medicine just buy Sam
pie Bottle of Boschee's German Syrup
for 10 cents and try it. Regular size
Bottle 10 cents. Don't neglect cough
to save 70 cents.
Also for sale by N Moore, Chester, VT, q. Cooley,
VT Si15i 'p0''
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-12-17

GREEN MOUNTAIN R. IA meet
ing Of the corporators of the Green
Mountain Railroad Company was held
at Rochester on the I'd inst. A board
of directors was elected as follows John
Sprague, of Greenfield, Mass Samuel
Wells, of Montpelier Chas. Morgan, Of
Rochester NJ C. Edmunds, of Weston !;
and O. c. Fits, Of Wardsboro. The
prospects of the road were discussed but
no other action was taken.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-12-17
8ellows falls Zines,
BELLOWS FALLS, DEC. IL, 1875
FELoHvILLE.

Luther r. Kendall has several extra
good pairs of steers which the other day
he drove on the scales as follows one
pair three year olds weighing 5000 Id
one pair two year old weighing 2,245 Id;
one pair two year old, weighing 2,19o
one pair ofyearlings, weighing 1865 Id;
and two pair Of calves all bright red and
well matched.
L. d. Kendall having sold out his in
terest in the store to Geo. X. Persons
has resigned his office as postmaster in
favor of Mr.. Persons.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-12-17

One of the sweetest things in the life
of our Savior is the gentleness of His
manner. The ordinary anxieties Of
daily living which we allow to fret us
so had no power to ruffie Him. !" II
He told people to Be not anxious over
the morrow" He also obeyed the in
junction Himself. With Him, "Suffi
Gent for the day is the evil of it, The
present burden is always enough for us.
God knows this, and forbids us to enlarge
it by forestalling what is to come. Meet
your troubles as your Master met His,
fellow disciples, one by one, and sweetly.
1t is enough remember, for the servant
to be like his Master and the disciple as
his Lord
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-12-17

Why WILL You SUFFER from Rheu-
matism, Sprains, Stiff Joints, Swellings,
Burns, Scalds or Weak Back, when the
Centaur Liniment affords certain relief
Many articles soothe pain to certain
extent, but the Centaur Liniment cures.
The White Liniment is for the human
family, the Yellow Liniment is for horses
and cattle. 500
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-12-17

A clergyman on one occasion waited
for couple in his parlor one evening.
and, as they did not keep their engage
ment, he went to bed. Just about half
past eleven o'clock the door bell rang
violently. He put cap and wrapper
on, and, in state of general undress,
opened the second story window and
looked out There stood the tardy can
didates for matrimony.
Well, it's too late now said the
clergyman, "and it's too cold"
Yes" called up the man, "but we
missed the train, and | sail tomorrow. !"
Well, then, go to some other minis
ter" answered theirate parson.
ave can't now, both shouted up from
the garden walk, otis too late"
Well | cannot marry you now" he
said " the servant has taken the front
door key and gone to sleep"
"Well, then, marry US out of the win
dow" came up from below
And so the minister took the book in
hand and called out the directions from
the second story easement, and the par.
ties complied with the several orders
and finally left the fee in an envelope
under the front door, and went out of til,
garden gate man and wife.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-12-17

There IS CRATE menny rules to make
marrid life comfortable, but the golden
one Il this: Go slow, and give each 9TH
er hat of the road. This rule IL az SIM
pie and easy az milking a cow ON the
right side, and will be found as usephull
az lie to avoid hot journals and dri ak
le.-Josh Billings
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-12-17
Central Vermont Railroad
WINTER ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
w Monday. Dec. 6, 1875.

| WINTER ARRANGEMENT Commencing
| w Monday, Dec 6, 1875.
TRAINS GOING SOUTH.
Leave Bellows Falls 2;lO. NJ, 7:15 A. NJ 2:40 p
Mail Train leaves Waterbury at 7:so 4. NJ, leave
Falls, at 2:so NJ. New London at $50 P NJ. CON.
Meeting with steamer for New York.
Night E1p5es g leaves ogdensburgh at l04oA
Bellows Falls (yia White River Junction at 210
Mail Train leaves White River junction at 500 A,
n, bellows Falls Us A. n, Connecting at Bellows
gals with trains for Boston, Worcester, at South
arrlying IN New London At 5;ls ?. NJ. Mixed train
leaves Rntland $50, Pm. R; Junction, 500 NJ
| Bellows Falls 755 Pm for Brattleboro.
TRAINS GOING NORTH AND WEST.
Leave Bellows Falls for White River Junction
for Rutland &c, 4.30 A. NJ. ii5o 4. n, 500 ?. ~
Mail train leaves Boston, at 7.30 a. NJ Springfield
Falls at l15oA. NJ. via ", r. Junction or Rutland
for Burlington, and St. Adams. Montreal &C., ar
5iylng IN Montreal at $40 p N. and 0gdensburg at
:, Night Express leaves New York at 800 p. NJ.
Springfield at $40, P. M. Bellows Falls at ii Is p
", (yia. White River JunctionJ arriving in 81
hIpans az 4, 95V A. M Montreal at 900 M 0gdens-
Accommodation leaves New London at slo4s
Bellows Fails ZIG p N. (mixed) arriving in W.
Mixed trains leave BrattIeboro TT5AM ReIlows
rails wy 4. NJ for White River junction.
Mixed Train leaves Bellows Falls at $50 A. NJ ar
40 ~ stGV A. M also AccOmm mediation
az . w p N. arrive in Rutland at s. 50 P. NJ
SLEEPING CARS are attached to the Night Trains
between st. Adams and Springfield.
Connections az w. r. Junction with trains on the
Northern IN. II } and Connecticut and Passumpsie
River Railroads at 0gdensburg with trains for the
west, at Rutland with trains over the Harlem Fx
tension Railroad also with trains over the Reusse-
Albany and the west Aio''
Through Tickets for Chicago and the est for sale
at the principal stations. ~ 'a''
St. Adams. Vt. Dec, 4, 1875. ''A' 'up y
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Cheshire Railroad.
WINTER ARRAN MENT

Commencing Saturday, Dec. 4, 1875.
Trains leave Bellows Falls at 220 A. M. mixed
go 4. NJ fast accommodation 2,s5 p, MI. Mail
aor rTitcnburg Boston, Worcester, Lowell. Nashua
635, and e.l5 AM. and sos p nj. Arrive a. Ros,or
at 40 and II, o5 A NJ. and ITO P M. '''"
~ haefprning leaves Boston,. at 7,30 A NJ, Mail
Eitchburg at $40 A. NJ, $50 and 7,s5, p M. WIZ.
chendon, $50, A. M, 400. and s.25 p, M Keans
lows Falls, ll.4o A. NJ, 800 and 1925 p M, AOi
Keene. N. H., Nov "a, 1875 !" n hh'oupt.
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Cross SIcKLY CHILDREN can be
made healthy and strong by regulating
their stomachs and bowels with Castoria,
1t is more effective than Castor Oil and
is as pleasant to take as honey. For
Wind Collie, Sour Stomach, Worms and
Costiveness, there is nothing equal to
Castoria.
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ESTATE OF JOHN sHERWlN' .,.,si
I'VE, THE SUBSCRIBERS, being dqly s ssss Z
w BIZ the Hon, Probate Court for tae sTsnsl
Westminster, Commissioners to reeve rerssa
and adjust all claims and demands err q = iste &
against the estate of JOHN SHEhNl - y siso y
Grafton. in said district, deceased ~ s-sso; ~
claims and demands exhibited in oiise, III 0F NJ
six months from the NINETEENTH ~ irsari %
MEMBER LAST. being allowed by ssi Ne ueti,s
that purpose. we do therefore HEREBY 81 aid 81
that we will attend to the business O. ~ - (;raiai
pointment, at the store of W. g. Nyman, - Dessu
In said District on the last Wednes daS V,tl fJa
Der and March next, from two ocieeh
O'Clock P. n. on each of said days.
JOHN L. BUTTERFIELDs Commisslohs'
ALBERT ii. BURGESS,
WILLIAM g, wYMAN. Administraiei z-s2
Grafton, Dec. 9Th 1876
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soANnAL.-It was the saving Of a

SCANDAL 1t was the saying Of an
acquaintance of ours, when his attention
was called to anything that had a smack
ing of scandal in it, +" i have so much to
do that | cannot hear it. One half my
time is taken up with my own business,
the other half with letting alone that of
my neighbors." How many excellent
opportunities of letting alone other peo-
piles business are sighted and the world
troubled with the interference of people
with what does not concern them. Neigh
borhoods are driven crazy by reports of
idle, mischievous people, who watch for
occasions for scandal, and lose no OPP
portunity of making it public, regard
less of its truth, or of the injury it in
flicts upon the feeling of others. Gossip
passes for fact and surmise for history !;
and the nimble lie runs many league
while the truth is putting on his boots.