davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1876-12-25
D e Grill E.
(Sortietung toI9t.)
@inem Sulenbfreunoe seipiOmet.

girem Su1enbfreunbe eeipiomet.
Sd bin iid)er @eora, ooB Du 10 ipenig
tuie i) oas abiAeulide Benlionat in Der
9tdbe BON 8. ner9efien baIt, TOO mir
wdbreno. %uuierer id6niten &inoeriabre
eIngeiperrt maren, nod ben nit NfaSien
bepflan3tcn Sol, III Dem mir un8 flitlterno
unlere @rfabrun9en uno @inoriife ansu1
pertraueu pfle9ten. 8, oiele ataSien ,
Nod ieet, na6 10 pielen Sabren, fam
ib oielen Baum, Der un8 .pie Elm SDmbol
u%nierer @efansenidaft oorfam, nidt obne
Antipatbie betradten. Wie 9liidlid fiblz
ten mir uns aber audi oaiiir auf uniern
SpaSie,9dnsen ourd) ben Parf NIB auf
Den sroBeu @ieien! Define @ltern iuaren
arm uno bie meinigen aud1, unb infer
Iai6en9elb mar oaber nidt 9eraoe rei1s
lid {; aber ueoer I'LL ere Nrmutb, nod Die
Mcland)olie Der b%ifteru, ieudten Aueen
permohte unicrn iiberlddumeuoen Sus
9%eubmutb at odmpfcn ; unb lpenn mir
) audi manbnlal einen Seuf,er unteroriideu
mueten, inoem mir Der SbitIrau an
| Sitter, Die bon 9liidliheren @ameraben
u%mrinat mar. ben Hafen orebten, 70
liefen mir oeito fllnfer nuh Den Wieien
hinaus, UNI baS Ser9niil ZEN elmer Sage
uuf bic bort Soblreih baul enoen y laen
gu aenieBen, oas mir u%nionit batlen.
nuicre Saso bot nidt piel Abwedss
lup9, lie nabm Itets benielben 8ellauf,
aber fir uu8 tuar le cine Quelle INNER
neuer 6reuoe, WeiBt Du nod, mie mir
aebiidt o%abiuidlIhen, I'M ben SAlupfs
minfcl bcs sirpenoen Subjects, bas bel
ieoer Annaberun9 io9leid nerltummt, gu
fiuoen? Wenn mir Gins Der fleinen runoen
20der entoedt batten, bic lpie NIT Dem
Singer auS9eltoden lhienen, fnieeten nj
uieoer uno fubren - balo Du, balo i'd
- nit einem Strobs ooer @raS1ulm
bineiu. Soiort fam oas idwar;e Tbiers
den erldredt ans ieincm 3ufludtsort
beraus ; mir er9riffen es, uno eS lpebrte
lid, 10 out eS %fonnte, lieB oft lo9ar, init
Seradtung bes Sdmcr5es, zines leinel
geinheu in unlern Sdnoen suriid. Son
Neuem fuDren mir NIT Dem Stro6baln
binein, bon Neuem fam bas Seim6er
beroor, unb 10 sebn, swan5is Ofal 9inter'
chamber. Sbwobl i%eocSmal aelan9eu.
lief eS lid bod INNER micoer baihen
llno wie lahteu mir iiber Die gSebarrlid)
felt beS arnleu, einfdltieen, barmloier
1bisreS, ltd immer wieoer in oerlelbel
Sale fan9en gu %lalien! grinnert 81
Did nod, wie mir su einanoer Ia9ten
,S1t Die ober oumm Gle @riDe!"
Was 1T felt oieier .3eit, Die nun idol
10 we!t binter ms lieet, aus Dir seuor
ben, mein @eors? Sd weiB eS nidt
Aber wenn o. niAt i@on por mir ourd
/, jene Yiorte eiu9eaansen bilt, melAe ma,
, niAt sweimal ourhiAreitet, uno ictt Ell
) paar 6uB inter BEN Sereid Der Wob
6 nin0en %unicrer @rillen rubit, wirt .
: mir semiB 9ledt aebeu, wenn id bebaupt(
, baB infer sauScs 2ebsn benz iener Ebict
c Aeu eleidt. - @eben mir nidt IN
i, INNER wieoer in oieielbe plumpe Safe
l. bunocrtmal oer3leben, hunoertmo
/, .ritdfd(lis?
I Oas &ino fonnte iibcr Die @'rill
e laden ; nit wie bel sr0Berem Ieht
c fonute ober Die griQe Den Menl6e
AE
, 1876-12-25
Sefent1i6e Oanfiaeuns.

Nus3ue aus etnert 9rtefe ben 9. Ssinmat'
ler guti 5oparb Counts. Srlpa, an ietnsn
@pbn s. 5einmiiaer, @sbasteut BIS Ualta'
mp 5crplb".
...... SD farm niGt umbin, did 3u BIT.
ten, in Deinfm 8lattc unltrn GfentIi9en Dont
fir bic 5eiluns Gciner Muttct burd Dr..
Aug. 8Snts's 5amtGr8er &r0Pftn
aue5ulpre6en. @ie Ou weiBt, lit bic ltets
SHUTTER an eincm i9peren QeberIsiten, unp
ielblt bic 6ilfe unlercr @ersts plr per9cblid,
gSir prpbtrten bic Samburser 1ropfen, unb
puroe okfG ben Gebraub e%srielben bic &C.
l%lnbbeit Der Nuttsr pirosr sanS berBefeaL-
SD plnlde, Du pirpef bic 5amburee.
Mebicinen immer auf's Bette empfeblsuL
bsnn ie baben ii6 auf's gortrefIi9lte in anls-
ger camille bewabrt.
, 1876-12-25

WerIunen, bic an @ppetitlplsfeit unt Miner.
wilsn sesen Speiien lsiben, linp DR.. Aug.
RSnis's Sambureer G~rpptea gu
smpfeblen. Serr Matbios DrobpbeL Blue
Sprins. Neb., idreibt pariter: Mein gatsr,
l1pn bod i'm Glitter, perlor isinen Mppetit unb
batte IOear einen Wioerwiasn sessn Spsilsn,
mas ibn Isbr 1dpa9 unb unp Ieipenb ma6te.
AuI unler 3urepen sebrau6te u DR.. Ausnlt
RDnis's S1mbureer Erppfen; Der Nppstit tsbr-
te aurid, uno ss fabIt u Gin gang anbsrsr
Wenl4 su lsin.
, 1876-12-25

Serr @bas. Sauptmau, &tpsr Tciht, 81. g.,
bs3sust ME fclst: SD lit lsit adt Wpdsn an
S6wate unp &cpfl9msrssn, bur6 unoereaa-
li2fsit berpcrsebra6t. Tmrd ben @sbrau9
bon Dr.. Mueuf 3Snts's 9a bureer
Erppfsn bin i'd @ptt fi Danf pieper 70
ipeit bsrseitelt, bab i'd meinsn alien 9el4af.
t~isansen wiecsr nadscben fam. SD fam pa.
Der biele Weoisin Allen bsltens smpfebIen."
, 1876-12-25
GiniQe onte Oriin0e :

1.-Gine meme g rFnbaRG sranbIt& eeeeat
unb geidert bur5 ssatent.
2.-Daadt sinen isoramen 2a6.Gna
sleid auf 5eioen seite,. on alien Iren BON StofIsn
3.-2auft ieibt, ianFt, ssrdui4los unb raia-bsH'
Combination bon Giseai6aften.
A.-9ouerbaft-tau SabrsIan obns Repa
aturen.
5.-gerri@tet allie Nrten BON Irbst-
lno Sanep Rabereien in elmer oor3isliheng8etIt
g. SIT fir ben &rbeiter febr leidt au b a II b,
3aben. 9ie 2Snee Der slide fam rs9ulirt tperoen
pdbreno bic @taiAiue i'm Gauge lit, uno biele fam
nit einem Saoea ueriebea rosrosu. obne oaB berisIb,
ourd 26tber su 9ebea bal.
s.-@iau einfah, ~finaret6, elegant. inosa
ler Std u M hsr Gebpou1 uon Go9 SDbeel Gears
totarp Cams uno asosr qIrlns forlnirt tptro. Dat Der
automatie . rop SEED, ms,der etne qtetar
udBi9e 2dnee oes Stt6sa BET Urgent
timer 0ei6ptnotstsit f bert. Dat unlsrsr
,eusn 2breab 9ontrottsr, tpsider zine slet@'
IGBige 8epe9uus Der Gesol,.g5ar eylaubt uno elHsl
8erleB oes Eabtns ootbeugt.
S.-Go nitructior d ii BerE ar9fdItis iuo Boa.
:npet. ST F~abriiirt BON Sen asiHidtetsn NM
sefahrerfe &rbcitern in Der b~eriibmwr
Bennington NrmorD, Snpn, ". q. Bbilasetpois
SfRce: $40 @beituut Gtrage. 9Ns7mns.
, 1876-12-25

Sci siuem Gansefurm IN in Grams
tau'aisn firslid II esan5e Sara
worcsu nno sr0Btsntbeils umsetOmmsu.
Gin LANCER 3ug BON 'eausrmasen bsws9ts
itimmt mar, bic Giraffe ouhin, als iid pl6s.
lid in Der Ndhs Der Siabt NdaltaIafl e,u
fir4tuliter Sausshmm srbob. Der isoes
msitsre 8ororinssu uumbslld mabte nnb
idlisBlid lbsr Die sanae Saramane ons
peiBe 9eideutud ausbreitete. gin'se arau'
sts Msnihen uno iedsis 3usthisrs famen
babel um's Qeben, nur o~re,Sebn Wiitgliscer
Der sarumane icaeu fd ssrsttst baten.
aud i'm Saser bel alsrauorOpol trat his''r
9iurm nit Der aroBleu 6efti8tslt ant. &oB
uuo Mann. 8aaeu, i3'lte uno Saradsn
wuroen umaeuorfen. uno eln'ge Seit
berrltts Die grobts Sermirrnns. 5u'nal I'D
Der 0lmmel poliOmueu uelfinItert bate, 10
OuB maj niat uui Orsi SAfits @n'ftrnHnS
iehen fonnte.
, 1876-12-25

Sd bin pietsr better als Id l. s~rtuurtete 30
psrpsn, lareibt phil. &Cf, Salemeias, Wise.,
bant DR.. @usuf SSnts's Sambursn
Eropfen. 50 lit LANCE an Ssratlopfsn nnb
Ios 3wsi @erSts ~ 8atbe, pbns pab. tt einber.
nas srbislt. SD '"ti6lce mid, bic Sambar-
ser Ircpfen hes Ausult 1onis 3u erbrau-
BIN. Gptt sur GvIs unp DR.. AueaIt 80nie's
pamburser GrOpfen gum &ubme mub ib 10
gen, bab mir bisfIbsn mems GslunSbstt ME
bereaben.
, 1876-12-25

Ssrr Stsif In Onanoaso Siu. @iT., ttstIt
uns nit; SD lit felt spei 9atrsn an elmer
bSsartissn 6Ie&it, bic allen Mtttsln tpiperltane.
Da sebrau6ts ID mstrers gSO@sn lang DIR.
@uyuf 81nfs's 8Sntg's 9ambur-
ger Erppfsn nab VorI9rtft unb 'purbe
Ssn btelsm bUsartissn GsiOen pOaiSnpis ssbsiIt.
, 1876-12-25
Dis Glaf9s

n9ambureer TrDpfen"
tctst so gents, ppsr dnf 6lal&sn
iwe Ell Dollars, iino IN allen peutlden
Npotbefen 3u BADEN cper wereen oielel.
Ben nab Gmpfana bss @elpes fret mad
allen Tbeilen Der 0sreinisten Staatsn
psrlanpt. Man aprslfre:
a. Vogeler g. Co.,
Baltimore, Md.
, 1876-12-25

Sd bin "a Sabre alt unb mar 70 franf. tab
t6 feline Speile mebr pertraeen fpnnte, ibreibi
PER- peter Clemens, 9it.le Sr!eans, $40. SD
nabm DR.. Mugua 8Dnte'S 5ambur.
Ger Iropfen unb bin nun pieber ni9t mn
3an8 bersefslt, iuapern fIble MID ptsI trafd-
Jet ais frlber.
, 1876-12-25

Nio MOTTO Goneee. 80 maeUa, Ga,
ben "a. Tetruar, 1876.
...... DIR. Musuf 85nfs'S Sam.
burger Iropfen tnD BON arsge3eibnetsr
Wirt9us unb btsbalb nabesu unentbebrli6 fir
MIDI. &ep. 8ater j. s. &ebmann.
, 1876-12-25

n: eoanPenlefung Geelenferiduns, Sasttna
elm BUD, iueIdes N~nltitun9 oa3u 9iebt, lpie bas cine
0eIblfbt oas anosre N 6eiieln blagsn uno man ii9
Die aiepe uno Wsiauna iraero elner perIon, nm bic Is
gi,,etn al tbuu, eriuerben fam. 400 Seitei. Der Qoit
SO Gents. bunt u. q o.. SO. 1879 Sab eiebsnts
Ctr, Wbilaoslpbla, Ia. A~Se2olhlr
, 1876-12-25

@egeu 5autfrnnfbsitsn unb aue itnreints-
teiten, pel9e perborbenem 8lut %entiprinsen,
iino Dr.. Mueuf RSnte's 5ambur8er
Iropfen Elm gang ausefSeidnetes 9littel,
BERN ie iinp bic beifen Blutreiniser. 90
~fhreitI aerr Soba George 8Obsnl9aB In &C.
mont 81.
, 1876-12-25
& %

i'm Hetatl pertauft III Corporations. YreiIen,
Don Der
Great Atlantic and Pacific
TEA Co..
no. s31 sIrdb gtrafe, @de Der Sapeiten unn
pbtlabelp9ta, pa.
9ies 1T cine Organization BON &apitatilten un'
She gu inlportiren NIB gu oertbeIlen
nit eirem tleinen Nelptnn, Der Dem Gouiumeuten alien
Beluinn Der ,SWihheubduoler erlpart. gDir controniren
eiuen 9roBen 1beil her belteli 2beelorten. lpelAe naa
OieIeIn &anoe tolnrnen lno Die ilur BON uns ielbit oers
fault lperoet. 4erIoneu, luelAe BON cnoeren b1nblern
tauien tbun oies 3u ibrem eigenen ylalbtbeil. llniere
bGuler in CHINA uno 3apan baben Die beitel 5acilitds
ten 5ur Musluabl, oas uns 9roBG 8ortbelle 9epdbrt.
g8!r babeu gum 8erfauf uy'ster Sbeeiorten IN alien
bauptlt0oten Der 8ereini9ten jtaaten stores etablirt.
04ir Seben uulersn &unoen etu
GcbDmeS Sel Sbrpmu,
,9enpmmeu ppu oen luertbooaiten 9Berten amsrltani.
ider uno irenoer &initlerl, pelbes. penn IN eitem
8iloerloOeu eetauit, mebr toiten miiroe ais Der prels
bes 2bees bstrast. Dsls Sbronos lin6 eIn GsiAent
lur uniere &unoen.
@le getauiten l8aaren A. nti ri, baB lie bon.
tomnene 8eIr!eoi9ulg 9eipdbren, oosroas Dslo iurld'
~erltattet.
Great Atlantic and Pacific
Il Co .,
SO. ss1 Nrb 5traBe. Ode 3tpeitsn ilnb Coates strass
UNI sA Sub Soeits str. Neila" ia. 4gnl2rats
, 1876-12-25

Gin sutes MittsI essen goliF inb 9eibfdmer.
gen Nno DR.. AusGit 8Dnis's 6ambur.
Ger 1ropfsn, ldreibt 5err Midael WeiL
pStlbatpata, SnSy bean b~isleIbsn bsIfca aussn'
blidIiG.
, 1876-12-25

Ser Darf elmer 6ami1ie.-S9 nns
n1eins 8rau fassn 5bnen ben erSBtsn Dant flu
DR.. Mu GUT RSnte's 5ambnr8eE
E@ropfen, fGreibt 5err 9Obn pctt, @enepa,
ST., benn bieielben baben uns srobe Dssnltt
s%rpielsn. Wis Ia1en bic 1rOpfsn ni9t msbs
aas9eben.
, 1876-12-25

Is bis $50 per Sa0 III Saaie
Beoimsuussn lrsi. 4oreiis:
.Ss1aul u. Stinipn ". Co., ~ortlGne. We.
, 1876-12-25

tBe4fei auf mtsr ais 400 Der bsssutsnbsrsn Stasts
In europa.
sIb'aIusiabiunsen ourn bic %esdmter iotpie per
telegraph nod ausn @ldssn In DsutidIanS.
Dsiterrsi@. Der eawei,, 6onano, Ddnemart, sdps.
ben unb Noripsssn. ben Gupf6nssrn frst ia's baas
~sslieiert.
Grseit.Srtefe fir Retienee CUR psnusuns In ausa
srSBsren 6tdbtsn Der alien NeIt.
GtmtafGruns BON G%rbfbaften nno 6prcernnssts
isber Nrt in alien pldsen Guropa's.
europa.
Ber,cnuns anfommenbtr Gaisr In ssu Bort, uaA
notwithstanding b~suislbsn rad benz 9nlanbs.
@urppatiAss eeIs aass 4rt s~sfauft anS ~rsrtsuft
, 1876-12-25
in bemcrfcnSmertbeS BUD T.
rtbnt's lestes nno gro SITES.
0ef01gl!!

uuRI. StIIUHNueI q ueW HuI0 eIlttS Nreun0eS,
Dieies ~pplensetife aBerf bielss 8ttsranen per.
Arierita,ilhen &iteratur pat ais Burluurf eiuen 0e.-
~9enftano, ipelDer nas lociale 4eben uuleres %aeIammten
Npltes berlibrt lilb aiebt einen ldredliten itsberblId
iber llsbel. meIdes Is b%lositel1, Museroresntlldr
ipaunene Ann anfregene, piro Is uon Alien nit
@e9i.rosStlelsn merbel. Slluitrirt unc id,pn se'
rnnceiK 9Blr iino entlhIolen, bas BUD in isoer ia.
mile oes aanoes eiu5ufibren uno ~otferiren nod Ns
cd9eiRffene Sprtbeile aleu- mannlideH un0 meibli.
den Shbicribenfn Iamnlern 9Dir n~erlanoen liberal
IasnteH ulo ihiden gratis auf 8erlangsn Beoin9un.
gen uno bei9reibenot Girculart. 9. Me. gtpeSar'
n.lGo., 1913 Gpetnut Str, Wbila, 4ge2na.
, 1876-12-25

q a. a 4 y fir Neenten II unTeren 3epn neuen
Up y%eooelttes, aeraoe in ben Martt
gehrabt. Mau braudt tie III ieoem bauje. Muiter
uno 6trcllare flsi per Bolt o%eriauet.-
49827ops y. y. Wbtft II. Co., Nefpart, q. 5
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-10
Death of G. T. Houghton.

Calvin Theodore Houghton of Bridport
died at the residence of Mr.. o. s. Dickin-
son, in Mlddlebury, on Tuesday, July 4th,
at the age of SO years. Mr. Honuh'~- was
a native of Rr;Ar~.,, ana for thirty years
u, veil known through large region in
Vermont, as well as in Boston, as q lead.
ing and enterprising drover. He was
gentleman of fac address and genial nature
aad department, and had wide circle of
friends wherever he was known. For sew
eral years he had been afflicted with pull
monary disease, but bore up under 1t and
continued his business, when many others
less resolute would have succumbed. While
stopping temporarily at Mr.. Dickinson's
he was taken suddenly worse and died as
above stated.
Ills funeral was attended from the Con-
gregational church in Bridport, on Thurs.
day, July 6, when Rev. w. w. Winches-
ter preached an able and affecting discourse,
The masonic fraternity then took charge
OF the exercises, III. ii. Burge of Yer
gennes acting as Marshal, and proceeded
to the cemetery, where the burial service
was rendered in an impressive manner by
Past Master Noble Grovcnor, of Morning
Sun lodge, Bridport.
Representatives of the order we're pres
ent from Vergennes, Mddlebury, Corn
wall, Addison and Shoreham who had as
sembled with the lodge at Bridport to hon
or the obsequies of deceased friend who
was widely esteemed and will be sincerely
lamented.
MIR. Houghton had twice in his some
what eventful life narrowly escaped death
by accident. Once about thirty years ago
when the steamer Atlantic was wrecked
upon Long Island Sound, and his COM
rade, William b. Tolace of Bridport, was
Killed by his side by falling timbers when
the steamer struck the rocks; and again
Few years since when train on the Rut-
lind railroad plunged In chasm AZ Mount
Holly, east of Rutland, where several
were killed and Mr.. Houghton was serious.
ly injured.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-10
a Minister Who Don't Believe in
KISSING.

Rev. Mr.. Fulton Of the Methodist church
Montpelier, preached sensational sermon
on Sunday morning on "Ktssing." "a
kiss" he said, twas originally and natural
ly a symbol of respect and of the purcst
love-" Judas betraying the Son of Man
with kiss was an insult to the human
race, and the most dlabolical act ever per-
petrated in the universe. The sin of Eve
was nothing in comparison. [. was the
only kiss that Christ ever received on His
face, and there is no record of His ever
kissing. lie never kissed His mother, and
His mother never kissed Him. He did not
even kiss the children who were brought
to Him. There was something about that
face that one did not wish to kiss it, But
Judas, one of the twelve, not only kissed
Him but fondled Him when there was no
occasion for it. The preacharJle got up
in social meetings and talked Sout the
"dear Lord" "dear Savior" "beautifu
Christ" etc, it was like the kiss of Judas
lscariot ; it is hypocrisy. He said he
wished that preacher in Boston who com
pared Henry Ward Beecher with Jesus
Christ had drawn the comparison between
them in this particular. This minister
characterized the Kissing that is SO conf
mon in some quarters as 'honey on the
tongue and gall IN the heart" "rhey will
kiss you to-day and betray you tomorrow. "
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-10
Personal.

Col. LeGrand b. Cannon has been elect
cd trustee of the Park art gallery A fit
recognition of liberal, public spirited gen.
tleman.
Prof. A. 9. Kendruk, d. d., of Roches-
ter university, has consented to read the
poem at the next meeting of Hamilton col
lege alumni.
Hon. William A.. Russell, the principal
proprietor of Fall Mountain paper com
pany at Bellows Falls, is spoken of for
congress in the Lawrence, Massachusetts,
district.
Capt. j. Il. Drew, of Burlington, sailed
from New York on Wednesday, on the
Abyssinia. Cunard line, for Liverpool. He
goes to London and Amsterdam on bust
ness for the Grand Trunk railway, and to
take testimony in a large patent case, and
expects to be abroad about two or three
months.
Tho Captain Smith who sends the first
official report of the loss of General Custer
and his command is a st. Adams boy
Captain Edward Worthington Smith, A.
A. G. to General Terry, and son of the
late Rev. DR.. Wortbington Smith, former
ly pastor of the First Congregational
church in st. Adams and president of the
University of Vermont. His many friends
here rejoice that it was not his fate to fall
with so many of his comrades and friends.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-10
In View of Judge Lynch.

A girl named Corrigan, aged years,
was sent from Millville, N. j., with her
fathers dinner, on Friday. While she was
going along the railroad track she was
overtaken by one Garrison, who drew her
into the woods. Her cries attracted a gang
of trackmen. Garrison escaped and the
men scattered through the woods in search
of him. Mr.. Corrigan became alarmed at
the absence OF his daughter, and started
down the track to zee where she was. lie
found her UNCONSCIOUS. The party can
tured Garrison under the platform of the
railroad station, about a mile away. They
tied him to tree, and the father was re-
strained with difficulty from killing him.
While they were celebrating on the dispo
sitlon that should be made of him, consta-
bles appeared who had been securing the
country in search of Garrison for commit.
ting three similar outrages in the vicinity
OF Millville. They took Garrison away
from the marl-pit men to the Cumberland
county Jail, where he is held for the grand
jury. The girl was 90 severely injured
that her recovery seemed doubtful.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-10

Braddock's defeat, July ., 1865, has been
hitherto the horror of American Indian war
fare. but it pales before the massacre of
Custer and his gallant command June 2j,
1876. Braddock had of officers and men
under his command fourteen hundred and
sixty, and of these twenty-four officers and
four hundred and thirty-two men were
killed, while fifty-nve officers aud nine hun
dred and forty-nine men escaped. Custer
had fifteen officers and three hundred men
under his command, and not one of them
is left to tell the tale of the slaughter, or
explain the causes of the defeat. Brad
dock was unacquainted with Indian war
while Custer and everyone of his officers
and men were skilled Indian fighters. The
country may learn lesson from the one
massacre as well as the other. And that
lesson, in this case, is that the Indian prob
lem can never be solved by ''peace
policy; that Quakers and clergYmen
will never subdue the savages, and that we
may cry ''Peace, peace" but there will be
no peace 80 long as tribal relations are suf-
fered to exist. war of determination
would be almost mercy to the savages as
well as TO the country
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-10
State at Large.
ADDISON COUNTY.

DIR. VIM. M. Day of Waltham who has
for several years practced medicine and
kept drug store in Middlebury, died at
Waltham on Monday, July 81. He re-
Gently closed up his business IN Middlebury
and returned to Waltham, with shattered
health, which neither rest or treatment
could restore.
Mr.. George E. Field of Cornwall has re-
Gently returned from Michigan, bringing
with him fair bride from the Peninsular
state.
Thaddeus Chapman of Middlebury ces-
brated the one hundredth anniversary of
the nations birthday by the introduction
OF new daughter to his household on the
college heights, and is receiving numerous
congratulations on the suspicious event.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin M. Lewis of Bos.
ton, Mass, are making their annual visit
totheir friends in Addison county.
Col. ]. M. Hoyt of New Haven, has
gone to Philadelphia AZ one OF Gov. Peck's
staff to do the centennial with his excel
lency and his escort.
Ths Middlebury cornet band, under the
direction OF the handsome drum major,
Thomas w. Fletcher, attracted much at
tentlon both at Brandon and Vergennes on
the glorious fourth. They have proved
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There be bummers in many places, and
they are at Q sorry discount, in other states
than Vermont, this year. The term has
come to have an acknowledged place in the
political as well as social dictionary, and
the people understand it tolerably well,
and seldom blunder as TO who is best en-
titled to the label. II there happens to be
hanging around any community an indivi-
dual who Jumpeth at the word hummer, as
If prodded with hot pitchfork who
groweth red in the face, and holdeth long
by the bu!ton-hole each hapless wight
whom he can compel to listen to his sput-
terings; who tilleth the columns of any
paper he can find low enough to print his
blllingsgate, with falsehoods and scurilities
aimed at the person who hath thus, as he
AYERS, miscalled him-he, surely, having
put on the coat and called attention to the
snugness of the fit, may be accepted as the
champion hummer. Press
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themselves to be one of the best bands in
Vermont.
Commencement at Middleburv collepe
will occur July 10.
Last Friday A. l.. Drake of Middleburv
went to the creek to wash his wagon and
was drowned. He was found about fiftv
feet below the wagon.
The Middebury folks have story that
Prof. BraiDard of Middlebury college. a
Congregational clergyman, recently gave
his tather-in-law, Mr.. Rockwell, a terrible
beating. He had been out riding with his
wife, using Mr.. Rockwelrs horse. and
when he got back Rock well intimated that
the animal had been driven too hard.
whereupon Brainerd jumped from the car.
riage, and, having given the horse beat.
ing, knocked down his father-ln-la and
beat him over the head with the butt end
of the whip.
GENERAL.
One of the delegates to the recent renub-
lican convention at Montpelier got mad
because napkin was handed him by n
waiter at the table, and informed The
young woman that he 'reckoned he know
cd when to use Handkerchief without
havin' no hints throwed out"