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Certain Aldermen Put Through q
Littie Job, and Gznlso = Very On.
pleasant sumrus.
4Spscia! Dslna&sA 10 The Chtaaaa TRIBUNE.
ALTON, ILL.,, Jan. 17.-puriuB the past Woek
great c1oitement hus prevailed in this city,
caused by tho action Of the Commca Council
last Monday, in allowing tho illegal and unjust
claims Of AID, John L. CappinGor. for bsch-pay
for alleged services a. 1ai!or OF the CITY
Jail. Tho amount thus received by Cappipgsr
was s1,522, aud by Young, s885. Tic
excitemeut eultninstod last night in Oh
indignation meeting at tho City Han. IN
Tho Ion. e. D. job presided, and ". T. Norton
acted "a Secretary. Speeches in condemnation
OF the fraud wore made by Capt. SHARKS. Osty
Attorney Hops, and others, aud by Aid. Hattie
way, ia explanation Of tho course Of tho Coua-
oil. eotlos Of resolutions waa adopted oon-
tleuansng tho course Of Aid, Hathoway. Smith,
Whitehead, C!aHn, and ntggina. aud Of AID.
Qoppingcr who received tho money, and demand
ing theit resgnatious. TIE vote In favor Of tho
revolutions waa unanimous. praviouA to tha
meeting, Aid. CoppIneor booanpe alarmed aud ro-
funded tho nouey Ia had received to City 1reaR-
urer Holion, but this did not aave him from con-
domination. Alton has put its foot Oh TAM
5nany.
, 1875-01-18
Mr. Washburne Cutting the Ground
from Under Oarpen-
ter's Feet.
Chambers Agents Working Hard to Sc
euro His Reelection.
Notes from the Legislatures.-.Sat-
urday's Procectlings---A
Grab IN Dakota.
ILLINOIS,.

I+LlNOI1s
THE GHAynMEH OF THE MoEsk COMMITTEES.
Special Dispatch IA 11he Chieaos 7riottnk.
Bpn1Nar1ELD, jan. 17.--Epcakcr IIaines has
not yet fully n,aturcd his committees, but 1t ts
generally understood that the Charmon will bo:
On judiciary, Horror. Independent; Judicial
Department, Moore, OF Adams, Democrat; Cor
pora.ions, Merritt, Democrat; Railroads., Arm
strong, democrat; Ware[.ouRos, Chratio, Inde-
pendent; Commerce, Jack, Independent; !;
Finance, NIoiion, Democrat; hines and
Mining, Mooney. Independent; Fces and
Salaries, Hal1ey, Democrat; Appropriations,
Cronkrito, Independents Penitentiary, Marsh, In
dependent; Municipal Affairs, uise, Democrat; !;
Education. Rogers, 1ndepondent; State Iustttu-
tions, Winston, Democrat; Public Charities,
1anaragon. independent; Public buildings and
Grounds, Wilcox, Domocrat; Revenue, Cum
mtngs, Democrat; Dauka and Banking, Kaao,
Democrat; County hnd Township Organization,
Mccoy. independent; Agriculture, lIsling. In
dependent; Horticulture, Frantz. Independent; =;
Manufactures, Mulkey Democrat. Canal md
Elections, o'Itair. Deuocrat State and Nit
nIcipal Indobtetlnesa, Parker. Independent 1u-
Rurnnco. Gilbert, Democrat +; Federal lieiations,
Herrington, Democrat; Claima, Rotan. Democrat;
Of reoria Domocrat; Geological survoy. Halpin,
ocras; Roads. Highways. and Bridges.
Collins. Independent; Executive Department,
Btickuoy, Opposition; Drainage Albright.
Democrat; Contingent Expenses of the House,
Frodenhagen, Indopondent; l.ulcs. Harvey. OF
Knox Independent; Miscellaneous Subj jects
Ashton. independent: Libraries, Collins, Demo
crat; Enrolled md EnEEroased D,ils.
Wentworth, Democrat; Mileago Moore,
OF Washington, independent; Fish and
Game, Kersbaw, Independent. Rocapitu-
tatiou, Comnaitteea, AZ. Independent,
ChnirInen, 10; Democratic C4airmeu. &c. Mr..
uaines has not appointed the Committee To in
gesttgate The affairs OF the new state-Nonso,
being too much occupied With tho preparation
OF tho House Committees. The committees
will be announced tomorrow,
, 1875-01-18
DAKOTA TERRITORY.

TIE GOVERNOR AND LE6taLATURE DY THE EARS.
Special Dispatch 10 The ch,taoo Tribune.
B1oux Cry, Ia., Jan. 17.--The Dakota Legis-
latlro at Yanktop, passed bill, last woek,
authorizing tho tsauo OF e25, 900 bonds 10 aid
settloxs IN tho Torr,toly vno suffered by the
failure Of crops, said bonds 10 be sold at % cents
On the dollar. GOV. Ponniugton returned tho
bill without his approval. In his message ho
eays 1t would be poor compliment to the
Assembly to suppose they wore in earnest, or
that thay evor expected the bonds to DO issued
and put upon tho market, lie thinks that thote
ia no Law or proecdont In tho Territory for such
action, and tat the recent attempt Of tho Logis-
laturo OF Dakota to pass repudiatllE measures
would prevent tho negotiation Of the bonds al
10 per cont on tic dollar. uc says tlele arc,
evidently, hungry people In tie Territory who
need assistance, but tint few panio-ntrickeu
members would lead the world to bsloyc tho
suffering general, which is not the case. Tho
hungty oak for broad, aud the Legislature o1Fet
them stone. uc Bays he 10 anxious TO help
those who suffered through no fault OF their own,
and mahes several propositions SNORING 10" IL
may be legally done. Notwithstanding tue re-
huka administered by tho Govor,or, the Legs.
lature Immediately passed tho bill over the veto
and adjourned.
Saturday morning, previous to adjournment,
they defeated d bill to provide monoy to pay tho
expenaeh OF transportation OF articles from Da-
Loia to tho Centennial Exposition. THIS action
IN tho result Of tho hostility to exGov. Burbank
who hAa boen appointed Commissioner.
, 1875-01-18
TROUBLE LOOMING uP.>
Tho Fail 1flvcr Mill Operatives
Determined to Strike.


THE anr.cu urnrsr-o-
sr..tr, I1,n...t ~ ~. ch;s.., u,.;,,a.
po.ra,, r., T5"1a,. ~ 1,s;s., s% St...s;.. .,sss La.
, nohto"' 'an' 1f'-Aae taay daeeffsse' nss
Rah AlFeE epec4al ea5iug tuR& thc posftlonh OF
tho two oProsing parties in Fall River have,
during the nast waol. becomo nrettv c1ota1v ia.
f,naa gavoro, t,oc;aiva a,ora ,,a.. bosn +,ka,,
80 sa es'o "~sra ,'"'' 1eeA 'S"sn
WHICH must teno 70 "'aoo tue bfoaeh and MAKO
moro difficult tile work Of adjustment.
Tho strike of tho elasl1ors On Aontlay IL claim-
ed by them tn l,ava hoon nar,,a,iv a,ccasafn, r,
sf,oa. ~ ~ ,,,,,a a., a,a a,sz,,a, a.,.;'.. -
100" - sas .u''A1 WV w a'*'ao.e eoutnlue''
work, and they aso rocsirng indirectly the
amount they demapded-S203 per day. In the
other mills tho places Of tho 6laebern we're readi-
IL auno,ica In. ,nor yro,n othar tr,dao
= ~, $3.50.
"*AsAAs "a s4@AhE.
The "eaveFs IN tho Crescent hill struck On
Wednesday. Their grievance noelns to DO this
Ths 1oo,ns zero noada for tha manuYao,
turo -, .;ao ,,o,t. ~ u.{at tha,. !,
so ~. n.., "oou' ~ "ns~A snoto -
no" ont ltsio cau tney nave aocofa1ng4s
been tuI1'od to tho naanufectufo OF narroH
OF print goods the reault being % the weayers
clal,n- that thay o.n got ofr on,v tour cuta ne,
49,. 49, ..s,. .sa.a9 =, a.. ~ - 49, ,,.,s.
4puaa p'f WEN, 1hs'oao VI nSe' ~ VI VIC o.ao,
HILLS ~ taoy UA' eno} aeJ+ ~ 'ua'
, 1875-01-18

hlSLELLha1uCb AUS1NEH9.
sreciat Dtspateh 10 1'ae CA>capo 1ttbxne.
IEDnNAPoL1s Ind. Jan. 17.-In tho House
yesterday, the following biile were introduced !:
Establishing County Court8 aud abplishing
Boards Of Commissioners; making tho legal
rase Of interest 6 per cont defining abortion rs
felony, with penalty Of from oue to ten
ycara' Imprisonment; repeating tho law OF
Of County Commissioners removing tho dis
hblities OF married. women LII to contracts |;
legal2iug tho nets OF the Trustees OF tho Town
Of Portland, Jny County,
4 resolution was defeated looking to tho
amendment Of the School INV 30 as to hnSo Tit
State Eoard Of Education prescribe textbooks
for tue State.
A resolution WAS introduced affirming tho
seven Constitutional Amendments paased by the
last Legis}atnra.
Tic House adjourned until p. N. tomorrow.
TIE SENATORIAL QUESTION
remains unchanged III it, general foatuEeH. To-
night Mr. buchanan, the Independents chtef-
tain, sayH llo counts 78 votes that will not 10
counted for Mr. Mcdonald, End romans quito
aerene, Tomorrow q consultation mill BIO held
batwoon authorized committees OF tlvo each
from the Republican and independent
parties to eanyasB khe situation prior to tho Re-
publican ca; .us tomorrow night. II The indie
pendonts can give satisfactory assurance Of
bio III alliance will be objected, although It ia
not 40 certain Ar. buchanan will re-
ceise tho nomination OF tho toint ca1cua.
There IL evident trspidation among tho Demo
orata tonight. and McDonald gives currency to
the report Inst L. A. Ol!ermAn, Chairman Of t1e
Independent National Executive Committo0 con-
txols = fund VI $200, ,00o Pledged Tor AiH defeRt.
, 1875-01-18

sATuADhY'B PROCEEDINGS.
spectat Dtspateh to 4hs Chicago Tribune.
TOPEKA, Kan., Jan. 1G.-Tho BeuAte to-day
passed : resolution ashlng information from the
Governor concerning tho past ysars expend-
ituro In militia operations against the 1ndlans.
Tha purpose Of tho resolution Ia undorstool to
DO to provoke investigation Of tho Governors
office.
A sot OF resolutions tuLoren9 the Presidents
action ia tho Louisiana matter wna made tho
Senate special order TOR Tuesday evening.
Tho House passed. aresolution providing that
there sLall be no special ieglslstlon during the
prase1t gesBon.
The Senate resolution memosializing CopgEeaa
to mako an appropriation for the improvement
Of tho harbor 1t Galveston WA also psasaa by
tha House.
The War Department Aas made proposition
to tue 8taso Of KausAs to code tho Jurisdiction
Of the Gonelal Government over tho Fort lInys
and Fort LeAyenwo1th military reservations to
tho state for cortatn purposes. The Governor
transmitted the pEoposltioa to the Legislature
to-day,
Tbs State Printer question IL stl exciting
Paramount interest In political nirolea. A Rapnb-
icau CAUCUS Ia oAllsd tos Aondsy night 10 saleat
= candidate.
, 1875-01-18

most solid 1eepub1osn, they will fight It ont IN
tho foInt conyontion. 4 similar ait,latlon sx-
tpta In TcnneeHco. whore tllo Legislature IL al
tuost solid Donucratlc, and whero the chances
aro now said to 10 In favor Of hxt,Y JoENsoN.
Wl,eroyor tiore Ia = concurrence Of tho Two
Houses In m election. Tomorrow. that election
Ia final, though It will not bo declared until tho
two 11ousca moot to co,nparo:thelr Journals, on
Wednesday, But In Now York, Pennsylvania
Indians, and sono other States, tho Two Houaos
are not OF tho Rame politics, md tho Joint ballot
Of Wednesday w'll 10 reqn'fod 10 acconpl|Hh re'
st1lta 4lready determined. Il, souso other asstos'
aB Massachusetts, Klsodo Island. Michigan Hin
neaota, ToDuos8co, etc., tho contest may he pro-
tracsod through sono days or weeks.
, 1875-01-18

ter of by heart, AZ ono Of ons keenost reporters
snys, "llke tho Lords Irayer."
During bis examination, Mr. Moulton exhibited
rnurtl
E17TEhNrss or FEELING 7owAnp 11n. ngEcuEn,
-..'nangns in s,1cll ntrcastic addnnda to hia re-
Plies ~, lie wept Al usual ~; " told him mt
70 rry 70 rnncl," +Of oourse, hc gave way to
h:s fccl'ngs, -he nlvayH dill" At each Of these
thrlats. 2fr. I3eccher WINGED.
The iontlest 1angt In Court to-day Was provok-
Cd b; Sr. Moulten'h statement that. wien Slr.
i'cecber Haid: ~ will not 10 put in tho position
Of having tocitcd woman's favors only to l,o
roiccsnfl," lie replied. ~ quito eyn;pattszp with
your ohjcction' 1t was drty put mid the laugh
tor was loud but soon suppressed.
Dn HvyrAr
, 1875-01-18

nlr,LS pnEsEKTEU AND REPORTED or.
gp<etdt Dt.fateh Il This thtcoos Tribune.
LAss1Ha, Mich, jan. 10.-1u the uouge io-day
the Judiciary Committee reportah unfavorably
on tLe bill to change tho fees Of witnesses in
cisii cases, md tho measure wes tabled. Tho
same disposition was nlade Of the bill proposing
to c1,ango Tho fees of Nogaters in chancery
casos.
South Haven harbor WAS commended by the
House to the generosity Of Congress.
In tho House, q bill nas introduced by R1r.
Watkins, Of Kent, 10 AFFORD additional protection
to inn and hotel keepers, scek!ug to restrict
liabilities further, and TO compe, gaeRta AZ far
possiblo to advise propdetors Of tho character
and value OF luggage.
The sanato and IIouso now propose that the
commissions Of Notazes shall bo isaued by tho
Secretary Of staso en- receipt Of -, instead Of
by County CLERKS, ns heretofore. a lll1 Of TINT
character will undoubtedly 10 pasyed early next
wsek.
In tho sonato Mr.. Gray, of Ncwaygo, Chair
man Of tho Committee Oh Tic Liquor traffic, In
.roduced two 5iis.-ono to tax, tho other to regu-
tlc provides that every dcatcr in liquor shal pay
spoclno ta1, and that bis place Of business
shall 30 registered. Ths other bill provioos
that no liquor shalt bo sold to minors, inebslatos.
upccial Injury. No ideA eau be formed rs to the
bLape which tho tax law will ultimately take.
There is great difference OF olAntun Al TO tho
amount Of tux proposed to bo imposed, ARD
whether moueya resulting from tilIs Houreo
should accrue to tho State at large or to nun!-
cipailtieB directly.
Mr. White, of Marquette, introduced bill for
4 general revision Of tAo law concerning flre aud
marine insurance companies. The subject wi1l
receive good deal Of attoution during tho scs-
eion.
THE UNITED STATES sENATonsu1p.
Tho Chandler men are now maklDg frantic ef-
forts to got recruits preparatory to tho balloting
On Tucsday for United Status senator. With t4at
Wow, thoy held sort OF lovefeast lust nlght at
which speeches were made by number Of the
pronlipent Chandler 1nel, but mono OF tho boltern
who have been relied on against Chandtor were
present. It fs understood th!@tafr. Ocubock, OF
Wayne, who MAS not preseut at tho Chandler eau.
Gus, la now counted as Hafo by the Chandler neu
but no rolianco was oFer placod upon linn bs tdo
a1lti-CbnndloE party. The regular bolters stand
firm, aud CAautlfer's friends sec no chance Of
his election, cxcopt through Democratic assist.
nnco or atscnco. On Tuesiay 1nnsterH will az
Bumo sort Of definite sl,npe, aud further lot;-
rolling will undoubtedly commence.
Tic Detroit Custom-HouBe is couatantly rep
| resented here, and Poslmaatcra ara feanul!y
common.
Both HouHes haEe adjourned until Monday,
and almost all members hare gono to their
homes. Very fow will return before Monday
evening.
, 1875-01-18

ST7el61 D7spd{dh v Tk5 EKafaaE 7YFoHt9e.
Dw1ou7, H., Jan. ia aeries Of union re-
llgious rneetlnKs have been held twice day
during the past week. While no attesnpt has
benn made to matte tho1n of q sensational
character, Jet the meetings have besn
remarkably well-atteuded, aud the deepest
interest Is manifested In thoir zesulls.
sae .3d aervesa
sach place Of worship xas nl1ed with solemn sod
attentive audiences. The meetings are 70 b.
coulnued during the present week.
, 1875-01-18
OHIO,

Uf1TO,
BATuRDAT's pRocEEpIN0s,
CorUNnus, o., Jan, 16.-1n tho Senate reso-
1r1tion WEI offered for tho appointment By the
Governor Of ono perBon from each Congressional
district to prepare amendments to tie Couatitu-
ton, md submit the samo to tho 0eneral Asaern-
bly, for consideration. Tho resolution was tabled
for discussion.
In tho House bills Noro introduced to prohibit
medical practitioners from advertaing or practI-
ctng remedies for the euro Of daeasen otiar than
those recognized by Hone regularly Incorporated
college, and to eomponAato persous for astAb-
lshiug public Watering -pfAcos.
, 1875-01-18

Batea petitions aaking him to vote for johnson
! xerc tAken to the boer-Rardena an1 extensively
| ms fur Johntons election. The qncation now
/ ,.rpcEnost with tho opposition ia. whether bu.
onn ballot be had Taeeday and then an adjourned
| CAUCUS be held to decide If possible what man
| can como It uye6 Johnson.
, 1875-01-18
THE LOUISVILLE L0UERY sWinptE.

LOUISVILLE, Ky., Jan. N.-The Trustees Of
the Public Library ot Kentucky have Ap-
pointed q. n. Briggs, Esq, to I'LL tho
Gov Bramlatta. ~ manager Of tho 6flh
and last gift ooucsrt. Tnsy also determined by
unanimous resolution that thaFs should b. no
further poatponemsut, but thsa ths dEA Ning
shall positively come on on tts 3fsA of Esb4
xa&f6 - hiaSbolor1 anaoa1osd.
, 1875-01-18

Milwaukee stato Affairs, Cailin, Of Eau Clairc i;
Asso.Hmont and Collection Of Taxra. Com
stock. Of TrenIpeIcau; Lumber and Mhnnfac-
tnres, Hunter, of Fond slu Inc Privileges and
1itectionn and Militia, Wetch. ri Hank: Ayricnl-
turc, obranea, Of tirsnt; Town md County
Organization, Dar1en, Of Columbia 1'oafl" and
Jsmcs, OF Klchland; Engrosscd Bills, slmmona,
Kenoaha |; Enrolled BILLS, Flint. Of Dunn /; Joint
C1alnp, Sharp. Of Walwo,th; Charitable In
attmtious, Merrill. ct Rock; Pstntiag, Flint, of
Duuu,
, 1875-01-18

1a6 AA"kAE&1n4ME 8I44A Xa4AOs
6t<as1 DsspateA Il The chteass 1yrbuHs
N4sAvIILx, Tenn, Jan. l7.-Gov. Dates
fflonds had oauous in which thsy olaimsd TO
count twenty-thraa votea foe him, aud aaaert
thAt he IL the only man who cAn beat Johuaou,
All tlat ttsa HAsk will b. short. They proposa
70 work up + combination Aasinss johnson,
4 :. possible, but they Afs too s2nE1ina.
haslnV bs4A reported shAt q.
q GtsE1s n adn so0nt3t vaa 8olo4 10 tat& ~
, 1875-01-18

EEw OnLEASs. La, jan. I7.-lhs cnnsnera-
tion of tie Ro7. r. W. Adams. B;rhop clact Ut
Now Mexico and Arizona, tack place to-day st
Bt. 1'auls Chnrc11. Tie conservation ceremonies
we1e performed by Tho IT. 1ev. EiAhop Greene
nf Mississlp},i, assisted by Bishops bcrawith, Of
Georgia. and Wilmer Of i.ousK.a1la
, 1875-01-18

Nationally tr"at ynur celh f.c*f the sast by using
Dr. S1r1ea Efrc't'E1Hf, aud yDu may tscai q ling
trouble, mt 70 caei';' .,os: u "a RI.
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Jnsufantc.

BURNHAM & TEMPLES
N $ L II A N G. + A g + N CY
RUTLAND, VERMONT,
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Q, Was she unpleasant A. You can
judge yourself when tell you how. she wss3
Q, Well, tell us how she wasp A. She
sat down between the doors and sat there
like dumb child, and looked up right at
them all the time in perfect amusement,
and there was hardly smile on her face,
and she would look from one to another,
Just as If she didn't know what kind Of
creatures they were.
Q. Yes? A. Yes.
@. Did you do the same? A. l did,
suppose, but felt different from what she
felt; felt angry.
Q. You felt angryP A. Yes, sir.
q. Were you angry because Andrews
talked all the while and didn't give you q
chanceP A. was angry because he stood
there and talked in that kind of way, and
supposed we had sense enough to think 1t
was reasonable.
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RUTLAND DAILY GLOBE MONDAY MORNING. MARCH H. 1875
Natfhes and Sswelru.

DICH AND ELEGANT GOODS
FOR THE HOLIDA rs
1t Is conceded by all that
NJ A II s III A l. l. & CADY
Have the largest and best selected stock in
town OF
WATCHES BOTH GOLD AND SILVER.
CHAINS AND JEwELRY,
all of the
LATEST PATTERNS AND BEST MAKE.
Our shelves are loaded with beautiful
SILVER AND PLATED WARE.
CA Sc IDS,
JUST THE THING FOR A PRESENT,
All styles and prices.
GOLD PENS, PENCILS, &C. sc.
Call and satisfy yourselves that the above Is a
fact at
NO. 1 MERCHANTS ROW,
tan2sdtf RUTLAND, VT.
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London OVcrrun with Rats.

In few years time, unless some active
measures are taken, London may expect
great trouble from rats. 1t is a startling
fact that one pair of rats with their pro-
geny, will produce in three years no less
number than 646,S09. A doe rat will have
from six to eight nests of young each year
for four years together, and from twelve to
twenty-three at litter, and the young does
will breed at three months old, and there
are more females than males, at an average
of about ten TO SIX. If they ran about the
streets like cats and dogs the public would
be terrified. but as they hide and work in
the dark, men seldom see or think of them.
Brick drains are their chosen haunts skirt
ing boards. backs of fire-places, under the
flooring, or between the rafters, are their
places for breeding. The London sewer
men state that brick drains are the rats
best friends, and that nothing but glazed
pipes. with heavy sink-traps. will stop the
sewer rats getting into houses. They will
not 90 UP pipes for fear of being drowned,
knowing they have no means of escape.
They are seen in the sewers migrating in
communities TO some discovered quarter
for food, and the sewermen believe that
they have language of their own.-Lon-
don B'dlder.
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Post Ofrice.

MAILS CLOSE.
Harlem Extension way, 4.25 and $50 y. M
Eastern way, 11.40 q. IN.
Troy way, $40 q. m.
Troy, $40 o. m, 2.40 425 and $50 p. m.
Albany, $40 q. m, $40 4.25and $50 p. III.
Boston, II. 40 a. M, and $50 p m.
Canadas, 1.l5 p. m.
Northern way, 100 p. m.
Burlington, $50 and $40 p. IN.
Saratoga way, $40 and 9.80 p m.
New York, $40 a. M, $40, 4.25 and $50 p. m
Connecticut River way, $50 p. m.
Woodstock way, (Stage) 1850 p IN.
Chittenden, CTuesdays and Saturdays) 300 pm.
Stockbridge (stage), 1880 p. m.
Bennington, 4.25and $50 p. m.
MAILS ARRIVE.
Harlem Extension way, l1.5O q. m.
Eastern way, 2.O5 p. III.
Troy way, 900 p. IN.
Troy 1900 a. M, 900 and Lao y. IN.
Albany, 1900 a. IN. and $40 p. IN.
Boston, 40 a. III. ard 2.05 p. m.
Canadas, 1892 q m.
Northern way, ll.40 a. m.
Burlington, 11.4O and i2.35 a. m.
Saratoga way, 1900 a. IN.
New York, 1909 a. m, 900 p. IN. and Lao n. m.
connecticut River way, Las u. m.
Bennington, 1l.50 am. and 9.O0p. m.
Woodstock way, (stage) 1900 IN.
Chlttcnden, Tuesdays and Saturdays 1870 a. m
Stockbridge (stage), 1900 m.
eF Mails Will be promptly closrd at the speci
decd hour; all letters deposited In the street
boxes will be collected at 9.15 and lilo a. m.
100, 2.15, 400 and last collection for all night
mails, at 300 p. IN. All letters deposited in the
Letter Box at the Depot will be collected by
Route Agents five minutes previous TO the de
paNwe OF each mail train
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Cough no more How much joy there
is in every household to know that they
can at least procure remedy for any
case of coughs, severe colds settled on the
breast, consumption, or any disease of the
throat ard lungs, that is certain to cure.
1t is a satisfaction to know that person
is safe from the dangers of these diseases
all YOU need to do, is to go to your drug
gist, Albert w. Higgins or Francis Fem &
Co.. also Rice & Co., Castleton, and get a
bottle o. Boschee's German Syrup two Or
three doses will relieve you at once. If
you doubt what we say in print get sam
pie bottle for 10 cents and try it, or regu-
lar size for Is cents. nOv16-d&w1y
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-15
,nRIyAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS,

TRAINS ARRIVE AT RUTLAND.
From Bellows Falls, las & 1880 a. M, 'a;oo &
1890 p. m.
" burlington 1895 q '1i:4o a. M, q 4,4o p. m.
Ticonderoga, 'l1:so q. IN.
Bennington, -l1:5o O. M, 1900 p, IN.
Saratoga, 1900 m, $3.50 p. m.
Salem, lao & 1880 q. M, 4.S0t &'s:0O pm
Port Henry, ~ m, and $50 p. IN.
TRAINS LEAVE RUTLAND.
For Bellows Falls, 1880 t1:1o q. M, 1900 M,
1880 p. m.
burlington, 1 80 1910 a. M, '2:lO & 9:i5 pm.
Ticonderoga, 2:15 p. m.
bennington, 1910 q. m, '445 p. IN.
Saratoga, 6.10 a $3.50 a. M, a 300 p. m.
Salem. $40, & $40, a. M, 100 1900 p. M
Port Henry, $50 q. M, and 800 p. IN.
Mall Train linked