davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1875-01-06
Mbsinspeiml Stbeimtpeim

@oeben erha1ten elmo f,iibe 9enoune
chte ocut d e Sc 3 c / II 10 e i II e,
lie i) s%eionncn bin. ST duBerit binigen
Yreiien per @uuonc an ale Dieieniaen
absuaeben, Die einen auten unb bod bi1i>
gen %9fbeinpein mabrenb ocr Seiertage Su
trinf II lieben.
Sierber qcb0rt Elm a%naenebnler Bidl5er
Mctn SIT $3.50 per @anone. @dter
Wtoicl Wcin SIT 50 per @a0one. Sod-
beimer su s. per @allone.
6erner abaesoacne Weine als
Srauneber9er, 2aubcnbcimer. 9fier>
f%teiner, Wahcnbuuler,
Sodbciner
peldle idl beinl OuBenr Su ben biaiaitcn
Yreiien inter a3uiiderun9 Der promptc=
fen uno r%celliten Beoienuna liefcre.
9Ommt nno probiret ielbl!
s. 81. j attorf
, 1875-01-06

0onnerIta9, 6%reitag uno Sonnabeno
miro @eo. 8. SOr bier nit IetnerSruppe
i'm Sbeater 8orltellun9 9e6en. Sic Sc
Ielli6aft ioa als9e5ei6nete pantomimi=
i6e Stiife al5 voumptD 9umptp" bier
sur M~ufiibrun9 %bringen. gStr lpcroen
Ni6eres barber leiner Belt bsri1ten.
, 1875-01-06
GtfenpaDnef etc.
@ @saR

m4A EK&N NS&~NfM
Nbeiapeafe unb Sbic Gifenbabn.
an uhb rad ben 2ORsu etytsr 1874 s.rIaFen Bic
pa6asier'3iss Rt&mnpb, III
Matl.9ne.-5ir Gcrtenspiue, charlottesville,
SStanntcr, gBbite Snlptur, Sintrn unb alien anseren
3mtlGenitattsnsn tasli6, (ausetucmmen Ssnntaesl nm
O. ~ upr y. ". Differ !3us fhfiest f6 In @prtcns.
Sine an BE orange, 8ripepsr, Warrenirn, WanaHes.
aieranertd, Qeaitinstoa u nh ben 0prbtn, unb Al Char.
lrttessiae tir ssnaburs, eriRpL 8nUrpiae. GtSttsnsa.
i:s5 ntr, Wadmtttass geesnmptattpns.
"a nat1 @orecrsStue, dsiiG, MT Nusrabne Spnr.
1927, an mel1etiad9t Der Bug Inn 8:3Oibrgdhnt. abaebt
Dteler 5n9 %rsretnest lid in 6 srtcnsSine mill BEN Nadt.
susterO Gu. 81. gifenb. tir qsndbura u. nasbtnoton.
@rpreb.- SIR S%uncftsn, @srtsnssfas' gbarIpt.
tssptue, S%tautltun, .8pfben, Gppinarln, Wbite Suiytur,
burlington nnS allen 8pifdsnaatirren ,tpiftet gpbits
Su'fpur uuS Snnttnetpa taelid, ausaennmitsn @afl.
naasI nm $50 .. @. 5teftr 3ua ~sertinbet i'd In
@erecasStue fur &feranbrtd, WaiBinasen unb Sen
Nsresn uno fur 6uhtinstch NIT bcn Damsfsrn gpfpna
unS SHERWOOD, fur cincinnati, ben gBefen uab eltpsf
gDeaen f%petterer 1usfunft frtnbe man h6 ,u SIS, SI6
Wfan StrdBs, galdrb utb gr6anae Sptel Sbe. fpreHs
man tn ber Office Der @sfeuf&aft ppr 10y
81. s.. Nerrn,
@sneral-G uperintenbeut.
Cigar Billet.
@ereral @d6 nnb 9idet aaen
, 1875-01-06

3wei &inbee g edbrli6
perbronnt. Geltern Waor9en
IL ltbr brdh Elm Suler in Der 17ten
StraBe, nobe Ser G6eIopefe & O6io
Gilenbabn in einem Soule wel6es bon
einem Sarbigen, @aIbin9ton 9plmes
bewpbnt mar, aus. gerlllit 5000.
3pei&inoer BON 2 unO 4 Sabren, wel@e
I'M 9aule eingel6lolien paren, muroen
eefdbrli6 perbrannt.
, 1875-01-06
@ efebdftsperdmbern

9as Gompagnie= @ei9dft inter Der
6irma vSpbn $. Sol6en & Snbn" III
pom heutieen Sage hurh oeoenieitioes
uebereinfommcn oufgelD1t.
Serlnan s. SpIden miro Die @eI6df=
te Der Sirmo obipideln.
Greoitoren molcn fire 3e6nung ge=
fdGisit sur Nusglei6ung e%inienoen.
Ollie 9ebitoren l. erben ernltli6 err
iudt lire &e9nunsen ami Inforoerunq
prompt 81 soblen.
Sobn $. 9pi6en,
Serman 6. 8ol6er.
Sd siebe mid BON Dem @ei6dfte, un-
ter Der Sirm, v8ol6en & Spbn," su=
rid uno iage meilen aufri6tieen 9anf
meinen 6reunben llno Dem Ynblifum i'm
allsemeinen fir bas 3utrauen, mel6es
mir in Den 20 Sa6ren, ipdbrenb i9 oos
@ei6aft betrieb, sel6enft wuroe, uno
bite es auf meme Na6folser gu iiber=
tragen. Meinen dlteren 5rennben, tusl=
den es pielletbt angenebm 1ein miirbe,
BON mir beoient 5u meroell, erlaube i1
mir SIT benterfen, bab i9 jeoen Sag i'm
2ooen 5u finben lein iperOe, UNI lire
Nuftrd9e, mie friiber ent9esen5unebmen.
M6tunsspoa
Spbn5 $. goiden.
gSir bic l1ntersei6ncten boben am beu
tisen Sage Elm Gompa9nie9el6dft, unter
Der Sirma Serman 8ol6en & Srp. &c
bilbet, UNI bas Stiefel=>S 9u6= u.&oHer=
@eI6dit unleres Saters, mel6cs er i'm
Sabre 1852 etoblirte, fnrtsuleben. @ir
merben, inbem mir I'M ere game Mufmerf
lomfeit Dem @eiddft miomen merben,
uns als yta6folger Der alten Sirma
Sobn $. 8ol6en, lpdter Soi6en uro
Sobn, miiroig 5l seisen ia6en.
Scrmon 6. 8oi6en,
Sbeobpre 6. 8olden,
mm? 500 & 511 9rpab StraBe.
, 1875-01-06

g 6ne1le 6abr 9as oeut=
f9e S6tif nYcnQuin" Capt. u. b. 9tp=
pen gebrau6tc 81 Sage BON &io De Sa
neirp bis bier Sic Strede belduft ii6
a1lf 5000 0teifen.
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Oas 9auptquartier fIr uDrs.
@ppbs" 1T jest BET
@Dele Srptbers,
N 0. 429 VroabS ra6 e,

N o. z OroaoS traBe,
3fptlGen Der 4ten unb 5ten.
4efebtefeS, oshete o,.h.s,..1
ben cine areee Senbuns @aare,, pelhe in
Nep gprf fir np6 meliaer als BEN boIkpn
preis bes @ertbes auf aiftipn aefauft NOR.
BEN, erbnIten. Die mei1en SoGbsn lirb 1eh,
fir bic fpmmenhen 6eieriaae poITenb. ~
""
S9bne Matalas Suitinas su 373 Sta. ma.
rem biaia All Is Cts.
Dablia.S babe Suitin as-etpos ,teues ,,nh
@Qe neuen S6attirunaen bon @eroes. Meps
GipenaIs uno Gagsmere D'GepNe yp,
80 bis rs Cts. WV
2apctla Sud- gu 30 Cts, pertb 40 @ts,
Wtr babcn ba6 arSbte nup am belfsn o7or-
tirte 9aser BON Rleipertpfen in berStnSt M,
Aae. wsl6r einsn 9Hsug mad Der Mpee AZ
baben wiiniden, fulteo bel nns snrGnrsdbet
eye lie anperstpp faufsn.
-
Speber erhalten anb Al febr biQioen Irei1,n
an Ssrfaufen Is Stiife ldipap,e Ssibsn
eGparae @%etcenhoHe al Sf 81 WIN NM,
5n 1926.
Sdparae Geibenfpfe an St. r. ,(he nrA .;s
in bie5er Staet ul,tcr So. 25 s%erfnutt
wureen.
Gin y lies unb tpsbfaj7prtirtes o,a,r ..,, ~
biaen Seieen1phe.
9eIOneere Mufmtrftamfeit 1benfe man M.
Saaten alttber, ron 40 Cts. bis 80 n,r
gare.
Gbtn6ita geaper I'll So. fpertb s5
Gbinhtila 8caser, III aleu Garhen. AZ a.
tinia ,u 81.
1sppide! Isppife! Cine f6ySrs Quswabl
tsppi6e
ettPa gerpBs 8aminenteppiGs AZ Sc, tparsn
Dedsu /! Tsdtn /, @eise ga, a unb f2.1
Sstt-Nedcn BON $2.75 $15 sas Waar.
Grib uub Wtsae OGDEN.
8arbiae Dedsn bon So Ills IS. .
pferbe.D eden gu alien Wrei5rn.
Snbia- @uthsr Dedsn gu 1926 uas $3.50,
Wa1crti6te 3eusc, in alien Narben. scn on
Cts. an 50.
Weibc, rptbe, graue unc b!aue Nfon.le son
25 @te su 1925. "
gDionbere Mufmert lamfeit leae man ouf IN
iereh Is Cts wsiBen JlaneQ. ketn obe eins
gare brett.
Ginta6e ure quarrirte Spern. Nlone0e. nina
so, tpertb rs Gts.
8reBer Santes tn Sid. Qeinen, Nrudttider
9anotider, @erpistteu etc,
nnterln6et IN FIRE Is gts. 5anbtidter. mertb
$3.50 has Dusenp.
Sn Tcmeitie Gppp5 baden tets Elm senes M5.
DIR bs,fsn Gabrifmartsu.
Sop1fllfR ;3eaa s0Af trette, gu Is Sis, mertb
p ets:
S'a SrueS wager Sp1 Gprtang -SpiBen.
,, -
LAS Sslts Sdsef m Der Stabt BON Domen unb
MaoWsh 9sHrslf'e Grim tie ROB Is &ts
au Sl.
Serfsh Wno ~ men urtfrflei fN
0alfactal UNI SeulfparS Sfirts..
r1telfie 9tfssrlt5'e Sbapls> 81 $3.50 pe.tb
, 1875-01-06
0es9 Sreters.
1917 unb 1919 Main @ traBe,

SbtptnbfnAt mtrb gehsiIt.
Din ten Stsbactsur Der uSirsinia Staats
@asstts." .
Is, rther Sreunt:
WOlrn Gle asfalis SIREN Ssfsn bsnaG.
riGiiSen, baB i'd bic
SNWimofmebt
fiber bsilen fam, icpie ale 8.blsr Der 8ebls
uue 2unse n saB Id mdtrsup meiner prariS
ibst bunosrt GGae esbsilt babe unb
$1,000. 90
fir isbtn Sail eebe, her eurh meme Mebain
nitt esbtHfrt pirts Sn Der Shat, msine lls-
bsrstuauns III 70 torf baB i'd jssen Seitsnbsn
sine prpbe II pnt ienbsH nerbs,
ipsnn CT fih an mid wenbst.
3siasn Ste ~ssfaliaf stsls 3silsn 5estm BON
benz Ste tpilen, baB er leibet. SD Ssrblsibe
Nit |@tang ersstenf
Sbr
Or. 8. s. Burt
Me. SO @iaiams Ctr, Nep gOrf.
26 II INIT
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hI9monb ffufr Alarm-T rlraraph.
ala + m : 6 It E n.

So. 2 grfe Yslissi @tatiun.
no. 3 3psite gclisei Station.
Na. 4 3ritte Yorisei Citation.
No. 5 Sprisenbaas, Ste Straee, nate
8rpab.
NO. 6 usOsf anb eantsr Sou1e," gruas
strabe, apiiGen Der 9tsn unp 1Oten.
Sic. z Sprissnbaue, 1Steu Ste., nab
8ranflin. 74sYt
Nc. 10 8pfetts. .,..
so. 10 Gde Der 12tsn unb ctr.
Nr. IA Gds Der 1Oien unb gYrb ctr.
NO. is Gde ber 1Rsn unb Cars ctr.
No. 1-6 Ode Ser gine unt Main ctr.
Nr. II @fs Der 3ten unb Dusal ctr.
Np. 81 gde Der 25iten unb groab @trs
, Nr. 2-3 Ode Der 17tsn anb Marlbaa ctr,
Nu. PA Gde Der 17ten unb Malbinatun
Ctr. Y re,u5
80. rs mstrrsoIitam gilem.W srfe. 1t
Ctr. ofsr
SO. 20 Gde Der 5tsu unt Main Cir.
No. 81 gde Der 14tsn unb Main Ctr.
SO. 80 Gde Der 22tsn nnb Matn ctr.
Hp. "a Ode her 13ttn unb Cars Ctr.
No. 3-5 @tdstilGss s~rmsnbans.
Mo. SO 3retesar Gilens@erfe.
NO. Al Totem StraBe, smilesu Main uap
@arY.
Nc. 4-2 8rpab StraBs, Sde Sail May.
Np. 4-3 @de Curing unS pine Ctr.
No. As @de Ct SameS unb Dusaf ctr.
, 1875-01-06
Gpuefttpne1t BON 8rieffalfen.

gon aaitsn ait ten stpst bsionberen 0eoen.
nelde ais Sternfnftsn befanm inb, $50 unb
i1.45 y. W. L BIS ufb S q. 81. conn
tags $50 9. M. unb Z 81. 81.
an Setertagen $50 9. 81. uup
w. ~. Tpn alien antern Raleu tperber
sfe Sfieff auf benz Eiifpey Der GrGoer obaes
ppl. u. =. Ban Gem, q. m.M
, 1875-01-06
Mittwo9 ben 6ten Sanuar
,,m q + d Stuarf"

Gintrittspeis: f.
Sr6eiter rnb 1rlte Stang (9reB Cir
cle) 81; relerpirte Sibe nnr rs Gts. er=
ira. 8arqaet Is gts. 2ten Stang (Go=
milD Circle so Gts. @allerie rs Gts.
Ser @crfatf Der &eierpirten Sibe
fdngt 0onnerta9 MSorsen an. 8illette
lino bonn 81 Sec st baben imSobnitons
Weuliflaoen 91S Main Str. if mt
, 1875-01-06
Sef0nutif,a cbu a.

TIMER Eager SO sister beitebt auss
iAlieBfih aus Der beiten Groouttion.
Reinbeit, Nlter, Milbe uno miro bon fei&
mem anoeren in Sielem 2anb ibertroffen.
s. 6. 9ipscomb & SO.
So. 1910 6rautlm Gtra6e,
, 1875-01-06

s anau d et. @eltern Nbeno
fam i'm bieIigen S6eater oas beriibmte
Stiid vGbesnep Molo~, no9 Dem
9idcns'i9en Gomon vSleof 9oule" be-
ar6eitet srr N%uHabrung. g8ie gew6bn=
li9 5eigte lib Moo, 'Sanauldef wieoer
i'm polem @lanSe ibrer &l4nit uao riB
Die 3uI9auer sur 8ewunoerung bin.
gus 9obD 9eblod 5eigte lie Die fcinen
Niiancen elmer Same ppn DD9lienSt an=
be uno 5o9, namentli6 bur6 ibre
pra6tpo(le @aroerobe (bebenbei bemertt
ioQ Dieielbe e%inbe9rif Der 9iamanten
$4,000 9efpitet bobeu) Die Mufmert=
Iamteit Der 9amen auf li6.
Mls Sortens, Die Sran6Dlin seigt tie
bic 8eipegungen elmer puriier &oquette
10 oetreu, ooB tie oas Gr%l tarnen Der 3u=
i6auer i'm bD6iten @raoe erre9te9.
@on ben anoeren S9aulpielern ipur=
De Wtao. Sanaul9ef re0t gut unterltiibt,
uno mir lino iiber6cu9t, Dap oasSptelSe
Dem ber2lnpelenoen etnen tielenGinorud
sema6t Sat uno oerlelbe LANCE anbaIten
wiro,
Seute 9lbeno miro ,Maria Strortt~
aufsefibrt werben, wurin pra6tpoae
SSenen p%orfommen, ipie namentli9 Die
@artenlcene, mo- ouf Geranltoltung BON
GraF 2eicelter Die beiben &Dni9innen 81
fammentrofen, I'm cine 8erlDbnun9 spi
I0en i6nen an bewcrflteqigen, wel6es
aber Dur6 ben Stol5 Marios febH6lug,
inoem ie gla16te lol@e 9emitibung,
mie Gtiiobetb ibr ont6at ni3t olloen gu
fDnnen uno in lire Nufgere9t6eit %auitutt
1i6 als bic @efon9ene, Glllobetbs su be
miitbisen i9r Sorwirfe iiber ibr Setra=
gen ma4te uno tie bei9amte, inbem lie
, 1875-01-06

Sn Ser StootratbliBuns an lebten
Meontage, puroe Elm griei bes Mojor
&eileD perleIen1 iporin er aus einanoer=
Iebt, oaB @riinOe i'm peranlanen Die
yteiolution bes Serrn G6riltion binli6t=
lid Der Nbl6afiung Der 9etectiue, nell
de BON beioen 3dulern bes S~taotratbes
angenommen wuroe, nit ieinem Seto ST
belcgen. 9o9 murbe boIielbe our6 Die
M~ojoritGt Des Stabtratbs wieoer ge=
5timnlt.
0as @ebalt Der Gtaot=Sngenieurs
murbe auf $4,000 er6Dbt.
, 1875-01-06
0rhQppns.tc.
Z. g. price Saepb Snl.
Nrice Man g.,
6erblt un6 minter,
Gte9ante &teiberffDFe,
S. 81. Nrice aamD g.

s. ~. Wrtce mnD Gp.
Gfe Der 1lten uno Wluin Strabe.
batsn Elm aueercrttntIides Qaaer Bon ben
%neuefen nnb slesauteiten uOrY @ppbs"
fir BEN Ssrtf unb gNinter 8so ri erbaIteu.
Dieieltsn trerben 70 tilis ME in irasnb einem
dnberen @eldafte in beE Ser. @taaten ser-
Fault. 49,
Sbtparse unb fartise SeitenauQe.
IilGer nnb %GcfTmeres.
Glanele unb 9Idndets.
Mantol unb Sbawls.
GrausrfcHe, 3ancs alciber @tcFe.
0anolGu9e, S1nirlettrr unb Belab.
8aumpoaenSedae tpetB unb blau.
@alitos, f0A Stid, 8. 10 unb 70 aSQia.
Comforts - 9ettiiter,iae.
yiniaYs - uarirte 8aumpcnennuae. etc.
Nue auslaneiiden Greunbe lub einaelaber
nit Der NerIGeruna baB Sober fir ben tpabs
rem Wfrtb irines @slbes befOmmt.
9 10 emit Z. g.. Drice 6 o. .
, 1875-01-06
Ser Dpuar Gtpre,
90. 9123@ ain StraBe.

Wu. III z 2 w utW ~ lru e.
if o ebener6n moroen.
@saeaifGube alsr art, icwcbl Isbialit aur
3ieroe. ale gum tasli2sn @ebraub bslimmi,
tne hori In rstGfsr auswabl sorbanssn Mnb
wtrbsn au biaisen %sstlsn ~ptrfauft.
Die &si&baItistsit Dss Qasers madt cine
@ufsdbIurs Der sefab:tsn Arttfel unmSsliH ;
nur i0sisI fam NIT 8sFfmmtbsit ssiasi wsr.
ben, r-tr
Gin Seoer tnirb bort fiaasa iuas CT bertangt.
Sunae Domen inb als GIsris snsaairt wSr.
BEN, bic Is ll1 gum 8srsniaen MAIDEN ben
Ssiu&ern Mlts unb Sscfs 3u seisen unb Sc
hermann 1T bE1iaf stnasIabeu in ben @sore
su tommsn uap l& bort amaufebeu.
Der Stanoaro 8reiS lift
Gin Dollar,
bod int, sur 8salemli&feit bes publifums
nsbResm biQissre Dspartsmsats sinssriGht
wusesn,
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Post Office.

MAILS CLOSE.
Harlem Extension way, l.s0 and $50 p. m
Eastern way, l14O a. m.
Troy way, 1245 a. IN.
Troy, 12.45 p. IN, 24o 4.25 and $50 p. m.
Albany, ~. AS p. M, $40 and $50 p. III.
Boston, 40 a. m, and $50 p. m.
Canadas, LIS p. NJ.
Northern way, 1.60 p. m.
Burlington, $50 and $50 p. IN.
Saratoga way, 2.40 and $50 p. IN.
New York. l2.45 p. m, 2.4O, 4.25 and $40 p. m
Connecticut River way, $50 p. IN.
Woodstock way, (Stage) 100 p. IN.
Chittenden, (Tuesdays and Saturdays) 300 pun
Stockbridge (stage), 1880 II. IN.
Bennington, IL -. 1.50 and $50 p. m.
West Rutland $50 a. m, l2.45, 2.45 and 800 pm.
MAILS ARRIVE.
Harlem Extension way, 11.40 a. m.
Eastern way, 1.5j p. M.
Troy way, 900 p. IN.
Troy, 1900 q. m, 900 and 1.4O p. NJ.
Albany, 1900 a. IN. and $40 p. m.
Boston, l.45 a. III. and l.5o p. In.
CanadaS, 1872 a IN.
Northern way, 1l.4O a. IN.
Burlington, II 40 and IL. 35 a. IN.
Saratoga way, 1900 a. IN.
New York, 1900 IA. m, 4.i0 p. IN. and lao a. m.
Connecticut River way, $40 p. IN.
Bennington, 1l.40 ain. and 4.40 p. m.
Woodstock way, (stage) 1900 IN.
Chlttenden, CruesdayS and Saturdays) 1890 a. M
Stockbridge (stage), 1900 IN.
sFMais will be promptly closed at the speci
ned hour; all letters deposited IN the street
boxes will be collected at Vl5 and II 10 a. IN.
mails, at 900 p. IN. All letters deposited In the
Letter Box Mt the Depot will be collected by
Route Agents nve minutes previous to the de
parture OF each mail train
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friends to the brink of the grave, and,
standing on the shore of vast ocean, we
gaze with exquisite anxiety till the last
dreadful struggle is over, and see them sink
in the fathomless abyss. We feel our own
feet slide from the precarious bank on
which we stand and but few suns more.
and we shall be whelmed amid deaths aw-
full waves. Another generation will rise to
occupy our places and stations IN life.
The sun will rise and set, the earth re-
volve-strangers will tread upon our Sc
puchrcs, without knowing that we ever ex-
listed. A few Surviving relatives:may re.
member us and mourn, but these few VIII
soon follow to the land of silence. NO one
here will concern himself with our past joys
or sorrows, while we shall be conversant
with the amazing realities OF another
world.
Under these feelings and impressions, we
are now about to commit the body OF our
departed friend TO the silent grave. And
under full and solemn conviction of the
nothngness of all earthly and perishable
objects, we here renewedly, as masons,
pledge to each other our fraternal love !;
and may we improve this dispensation of
Divine Providence.
An invocation was then pronounced by
the grand chaplain, with responses by the
brethren, after which the grand chaplain
made fervent and impressive prayer.
CHARGE TO THE BRETHREN.
Brtttren We have taken solemn and
impressive survey of human life in all its
blended lights and shades, and learned that
all on earth is change. But is this the end
of man, and the expiring hope of faithful
masons No blessed he God !! We pause
not at our first or second step, but, true to
our principles. we look forward for greater
| light. As the embers of mortal life feebly
gIimmering in the socket of existence,
our religion removes the dark shroud
! draws aside the sable curtains
of the tomb. and bids hope and
and joy to rouse up, sustain and cheer the
departing spirit. She points beyond the
silent tomb, to the breaking light Of a res
direction morn, and bids US turn an eye OF
faith and confidence on the opening scenes
of eternity.
She teaches us to advance boldly onward
and ask more light, till, at the supreme
grand masters word, we shall be raised &c
the bissful lodge above. There light, up'
mingled with darkness, shall reign, un'
broken and perpetual. There, under the
sunbeam smiles of immutable love, ant
beneath the benignant beam of the all
seeing eye, we, as faithful masons, cherish
the fond and immortal hope that we shall
meet again-meet to part no more.
The grand master then said, unto tht
grave we now resign the body of our de
parted BROTHER" and the remains of the de
ceased were lowered to their final resting
place. When the casket touched the eartl
the grand master repeated, "Friend OF OH
hearts, there rest in peace. Raised by thu
Supreme Grand Masters word. mayest tho,
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5IaiIr0ads.
CENTRAL VERMONT RAILROAD
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

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Diamond Rheumatic Cure
Is wonderful Medical Discovery.
HOME TESTIMONY.


HOME TESTIMONY.
p.o, BOSTON, Jan. list, 1878.
Pr0f ALPAoNsE KILLER:
Dear SIr-I desire TO state that for the past
lhree years nave been troubled greatly with
pneumatic pains; so severe was the last attack
that was compelled 10 remain In bed a help
less sufferer, and this In the most hurried sea
two bottles OF your invaluable medicine the
DIAMOND RHEUMATIC CURE, and with pleas
ure state that those two bottles effected a
permanent cure upon me. Six months have
since passed, and no return or this terrible dis
ease has troubled me. have, on various occa-
slons since, recommended the DIAMOND
RHEUMATIC CURE TO several OF my AFFLICTED
neighbors and always With a uniform result
certain and perfect cure In each case. am
willing 10 be interviewed and verbally satisfy
any fellow sufferer OF the truth OF this state
ment. Yours respectfully,
Merchant Tailor, ~ Sudbury Street.
The discoverer OF this medicine has walked
the aises OF the hospitals OF Loncon and Paris
for the last twenty years making Rheumatism
q specially, and the prescription from which
this remedy Is compounded is all he ever used
In the treatment or this disease, ana for the
past year IL has been used with perfect success
and satisfaction In the hospitals at Montreal.
and Is recommended by the very best medical
practitioners In that city as SAFE speedy and
positive cure for either govt or rheumatism.
In simple cases sometimes one or Two doses
suf1lce. In most chronic cases II is sure TO give
way by the use or four or 1iye hotties
This medicine is for sale at all druggists
throughout Canada and the United States. II
II happens that your druggist has not got IL In
stock, ask nm 10 send for It to any OF the
wholesale druggists In Boston, or 10 Wells,
Richardson and Co, Burlington; Rush and Co.,
Worcester; q. ii. Martin and Co., Concord,
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Bennington, '1l:40 a.m.,S 440 & tl1:1o pm.
" Saratoga, 1900 m, $3.50 p. III.
Salem, lao & n:50 a. M, & $500 p. IN.
Port Henry, IL IN, and $50 p. m.
TRAINS LEAVE RUTLAND.
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1880 y. m.
Burlington, 80 q 1920 a. M, 1900 & $3.50 pm
Tlconderoga, 200 p. IN.
bennington, $3.50 a. m, 1:16 & 2:l0 p IN.
Saratoga, $3.50 a. M, q 800 p. m.
Salem, 1:40, LOO & 500 p. m.
Port Henry, $50 q. M, and 500 p. M,
Mail Train linked
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Wholesale Agents.

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WEEKS a. POTTER Boston, Mass.
q. l.. CLAFLIN a. CO., Providence, II. ].
TALCOTT BROS, Hartford, Conn.
II your Druggists do not keep 1t ask them and
they will get II for YOU from any OF the above
Wholesale Druggists.
DIR. @. EDGAR LoTHROP, Proprietor, may
be confdentially consulted by mail or other
wise, free OF charge at his once, No. las Court
street. Boston, Mass.i Send q. cents for Doctors
book. 1une26d&wly
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suppose there is not in the whole OF a phy-
slclan's experience anything In human suffer-
Ing which calls forth his sympathy, and pity, TO
such an extent as TO witness the eXcruciatfng
pains OF poor mortal suffering from that fear
lul disease rheumatism. heretofore there has
been considerable diversity OF opinion among
medical men as 10 the true character or this
cular tissues OF the system, ana others viewing
II as an acute nervous disorder; but 1t is now
gcherally admitted 10 be disease generally
and further, IL is admitted that rheumatism
can never be thoroughly cured without exter-
mlnatlng such poisonous matters from the
blood by constitutional internal remedy. We
reel CONFIDENT that none Will feel better salts
neu ana rejoice more than the conscientious
physician, who has found out that n true cure
Ior this stubborn disease has been discovered
Inc following testimony from Boston bust
ness man cnnnOt Iall TO satisfy all TINT the
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Agents tor the Globe,

Agents tor the Globe,
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Herbert Smith, Factory Point
II. S. Hard, Arlington.
Geo, Smith, p. NJ, South WallingfOId
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G. o. Dyer. c. c. Slason, Brandon.
Dem son Brothers, PittsfOru
Runs Holt, Pittstleld.
X. W. Hyde, Hydeville.
Il. X. Horton, Clarendon.
u. p. Peabody, Pittsford.
Miss z. Fuller, Middlebury.
ii. L. Spencer, Sutherland Falls.
ID. Is. Cotton, Fairhayen.
Rice q Co., Castleton.
@. j. Gilmore, West Rutland.
L. johnson, West Pawlet.
d. Leflingwell. Middletown.
James Rice, Pawlet.
+. Parmenter, Mechanicsville
ID. Horton, Mount Holly.
w. w. Hubbard, Poultney.
P. Holton, Dandy Corners.
William Pierce. Dandy
b. A. Carter, Benson.
W. ii. Hull, Wells.
=. ii. Robbins, Chester.
A. s. Mahon, East Waliinctord
sherman Brothers. Ludlow.
Brown & Clark, Chittenden
j. d. Purdy, Manchester.
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z; G. Nichols, ?. M. shoreham
M. Coates, Whitehall.
q. W. Ross. p. NJ. Pittsford Quarry.
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