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The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1876-12-22
LIFE INSURANCE..

The failure of the Centennial gave
the life insurance wreckers of the cits
their opportunity. which, like other
pirates, they were quick TO improve.
The last attempt vas against the New
Jersey Mutual. This company offered
the policy holders of the Centennial to
substitute theiI own policies for those
in the defunct company, and immedi
ately there was a howl raised against
it, and charges were made of collusion
with the offeers of the Centennial.
The fact is, the offer was leditimaN
and proper as possible, and wse bene-
ficiHfto both the Mutual and the poll
cy holders of the Centennial. The
Mntual gets alarge number of policy
holders without commission to agents,
or any cost TO the company; and the
continental policy holder gets good
insurance in place. of a dead policy,
without additional payments. The
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1876-12-22

Now that weare to have some more
special fast mail businessit is to be hoped
hat Postmasters will be stirred up To
faster ways in dispatching and distribut
ing letters. Imposing letters hsse been
written by Postmasters, for publications,
expressing great zeal TO promote sthe
quick transmission of the ietIers Of
business men, at whose postof6ees let
ters deposited oneIor two hours before
train time frequently lay over, though
the station is not ten minutes OIL
AT Dayton recently Harry Adams was
convicted of murder in first degree. In
February last he killed an inmate of the
Soldiers Home nameed Milhousen.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1876-12-22

TEE Couricr's Cock swallowed the
Oregon farce, and now behold his con-
dition. "
, 1876-03-18
A PERSONAL STATEMENT

To tas Edtf1F Qf TIA Chtfn3o 1r1bunef
CIINtoN, N. T., March 15.-Will You allow mo
to correct : atateneut 10 your psper Of The otl.
inst, TO tue effect that NV. e. Addison A.t,
beea caught Through the exortonH Of Mr.. q,
ii. Groves. Of Now York, and was Ia ths harda
Of the Sheriff Of sacramento" esc,
Af. hdd!son'a suEHsndsr waa ~ absolute and
uoluntary one. The tirst known .! his wl.are-
Abouta since June wAs through tologtsm 10"
himself, Into custody. subject to Mr. Groves
ordera.h
On going to Nov York, found thai the Bhorisf
Of Sacramento had talsg1sphod to Tie sheriff Of
Nov Yo1k. saying, "M, G: Addison d. la;.' y IN ny
MI Groves; do e The na nsns q the a!l;etFopo!is
III. Groves replied, ~ do not wAut him n
nor has he epeT nsa<id any gtersions 10 secure
him.
statement, 1t can be obtained from tho Bnsrjfr
Of sacramento OF from Mr. Groves, OF Nav
York. ..-
In oonclns!on. 7 ask that, for tho sake Of Jus.
tice aud ato ruM, you will giyo thla az much
publicity ~ you hare your former statemeuts Hs
concerning him. ELLA ii. ADpasoH.
, 1876-03-18

peeoMa colu anu 9e20, VIII no poB6lb!o moxnd
Of feauscitation loft. For, II thoif heat really
COCA, 1t IL goucs ia 1t not, Aad bJ whzt meand
ale thoy to get it back
The ear&h's history saems to ptovo rather
that 90 beat: 20 anergy, 40 motion, really parts
yorae are stored. The earth ia % bot now, 20
far ~ IL known, ~ II ever waa sInca man WIS
man and lived on 1t and the inferoneo Is fair,
that 1t will a1~ayB be ae hot NJ 1t ia new,-cou-
| scqnently, that it docant radiAte anything what
ever iao space. It's boat t1 derived, not directly
from the Hup, but from the friction among its
molecules, pespotuxl'y drawn hitler aad thft{tcr
by TIE iiuesuatiug foroea Of attraction and te-
pa!hion WHICH are Inherent In tho molecules, and
~ Other masses, and whoau transformations
into the secondary force8, and back again, &C.
count 1oF I'll tha tuotiona OF tho oaItti 1nd all
the phenomena taking placa In itH lnteFior or On
Ihote aro many a!saentents from ths Nobu1ar
theory: Il IL really a. old n ph,lorophy Iha
present theory o. erAs OF Evolution aud Dleso-
, Inhon ~ e a aEst evolved BY tho Hindu sages.
worked out in detail BY Epieu1us, I.ucsetlus, snd
those old porsons They accounted for sns an.i and
worlds BY ''fortuisons coocou,ae Of aeooss'
Thioh VII b orc. % they bad met al slse cstao n.su1-
p1oveu,oat to domountsato what he assumod,
II Is agreed by nlost Investigators II
that line, that tho smallest massoa
OF Any EuDafxuCGt tue}f GA&M1cSl
properties, shall he termed molecules aud that
oyery kind OF inattet In 4 volatile state, sub
1ected to tho sana degree OF pressure and tem-
peraturc, coutains an equal number Of them. a
chemical molooule ts 70 4 globe ths size OF pea
villa. Az apple il to tho earth, aud separating
10000, 900 OF them In second, 1t would require
e50, ,00O yearB to count tho metallic mulecules In
pins head. These chemical nnlecniea 1ro
constant to typs, like manufactured article, rays
Clerk-hla1well; they are endowed with poten-
hal enefgles, rendering thcm incapable Of regt
hs they are Of change. Of growth Or decay, OF
generation or destruction.
Ihis IL the raw material OF tho universe and,
while tia auclauta attributed its motion to for
sultous causcs, Hpaucer shows US low it cams 10
aggregate. Hupposlng molecular uAtter, eacl,
particle Athri!l with forco. to bayo perine eatcd
spacs III atate OF equilibrium the instability oi
the homogeneous, consequent upon tho fack
thae the parta OF any homogeneous ARafegatipn
are Of necesBity differently modified by tic dif-
ferans forces to which they are exposed, would
negative IT. continuance In that stato. For, In
default Of an absolute balance among the forces
with waloh tho dspenod particlsa hok on
eaen otheF, 'notaou, And consequent caauRen
OF distribution, would Of necess.y result anI
In conformity With the law that motion, ouce net
up III any direction, becomes {tsplf a ce,;Ss ~
subsequent motloD In shas direction, tho fncit,s
leut heteEogenelty would tond to heconla eran
more pronounced ~~
0lyo lit. Bpanaas The atoms endowed with 90,
, 1876-03-18
TIE CHINESE QUESTION.
4 Serious Social Probaoras-Johuss Wu
Of [tytnu.

"
"a '0''o"' 'oci.h. ~ 'e,. 1onaolo-Sohn'S way
of LIVING.
pfrTnta tser.) EnfsrpTts".
Ino lontnoa men VINO conduct commanding
Eass9rh l9arhals cahnol understand why tho
1oouo oI s1s Goass ase oppoaea to tho iriius or
ana thflk "ho, as f'lo' nIo poncoablc
e!slzens, ana VINO ASK tor nothing, except
Muas % tuo5 cnh cnen. lucy tnthK u II
n,. nu1 E1e1naso OF education ~ which
sa,e., maso1 ms: an.e'En ugalnst the chsnoso,
somothing hktn to that spirit Which In the old
s.hso w. aays mGao tue moh or tho south bolleve
tAeY we're I1gnt ID posacsstnB property in man.
asa 1a. ~ ponsYlhe . IN c'assos. Ihoy can 500 no
talit ~ tno PIesonco OF tho Chtnese, and Ton-
aesins,Y ask Why Wo, n country where tho
cneap 1apor ot lnnuno1nnie bands to NODDED. OPP
pose khg Vcsy means ~ w!ilch cur wants cnn be
supplleu. We toll them thns White tucn cannot
uolnuo9e @ VIII I'LL, sno oM,neso; ana snoy rnsot at
ssxon eannot A co,nm.t M ,yy y6n 1ts1n s mngo
ana aast.batnarona aa fsee. theh the eynpathy O!
Inc Hofl4 "l't mover 60 ont to you IT. you aro un-
zone by Gnlnanaen." a Ara yet that l. tug point
W.. Mno9osn , sna "aoio tsGaoio ttcs. Tho ohlnene
sMallow y no were iamsntng 20 sleeps III cribs
thas N would snHocate Write laborcr and M.tl.
a. 4on,iioona ta1en u'i thc1o y NOT tfaoc II
s0o WA'to Mans that tho chinese could not
tson in tho rhco, bnt their faculty for
IMITATION is marvellous. show them
enco hom D., boot Is mado and tsipy
n.t 9asor VI. maae noots es nearly ho their
nI1. m IN. moao. aa one bsa noat 10 liko nhoshqr In
az t,o western Pacific Islands and on tho 1ndian
Coaet tney nave at1Son oYety comnesitor nMay,
mo tney control tho tfado thofc. Neither En-
s!asn, uermaa, ..a TOT patch not eycn tse Jowa
can compete WIN tnem. tor our good on THIS
os eoast " we w'sn dozen s, nhp ioada Of coolies
Csin9ho NuaILeE On 6ono 1trceE In that city: 1t
.n %outa 10 somo Eastern editors Eooa to 500 hor
, 1876-03-18

Anil sottly shnt tho titchen-ioor dtcsad warm Will,
And aSSn W foosrsh 10 Tbs road That led e1o"o by
bhe looked no. to Tho left nor right, hut quickly net.
with folded hands ott raised TO HEAVEN, NJ II shc
,,.,s brs.thoa M i rf.{s.. .{.
Aud ws!,Gd for Tho coming train in th e7rn ealn and
ter esr:s'ned faco eau1st nt, in tho heat. Of tho
Upon tin tram, who kindly sail. "1u heip you III
No fa.hos conld b.. hntior 10 toss, aud only ona
Than vss he.to iiss1o DossoHs who told him what
shs WA her wry to Warrington 10 SAYS her brothcr
Shed ,olen OF and lstt note to tell them .hs VIA
And h.d ..kon Donnisa lcster,-for weli enough ,he
kind hear. like our presidenss would call II brsvo
At i.st ,hs reaeha Tho Capital nor rested til, she
Where u, r.sssdent v.s seated shon, throwing back
:IssS H. eyes before biz" an" 'oa.a hands,
"wel ~ @ s1|'a g =. bright .Ha esFr what do you
Who insy nay s bennlo i': be7n ''A '''"''''' 'e'"''f
my hTo,hsrl Ihsy will shoot him, air. for At Iii.
20 yes row ttu1emhcr him. It pas fatal slcepl
saf sse ia tins OF dsngcf aud wd Gloss watch ust
thou,.a !tvs' might have been Lost by eareessneas
SO my f4.har said," replied she, aud ho must meet
nut poor Dcnnlo wns 30 Tired, ss, and Jommo waa 40
1te a III tho work Of swo. str and now ho will not
II wa' Mmn..e. night, not Btnntss; and, shoush he
lle neysf thought sbout a'nseu he Was SO good and
"wn,'s ~ ~; yea r., Como hero my child do
And tho k!ud man dra~ her to him, and gently took
Turning hof pslo faeo up to h1n,to him go great and
And ID w.a President Lincoln, who held thot.ts OF o
These Thought. pa.,sH quickly through hor mind as
roor Boanles letter tn bis haus close by his side shc
ststl
While n. r. rs, through, took up his psn, and rosn
sond ~ dispatch ut onco," said ho,-,hcn turn'd
rh. sil .na s.'d, Go home, my child. and to your
That Abraham Lincoln thinks TINT llfo too dear to
u' wig ,loges :gnF,s,Ts H. a' right and just that sn"
Iic ~ precious this ono, shall on hia hero look.
20 oack again Tomorrow child and Dcnuie shall 60
For bf.voy h.. ho loot'd death, but o was s.red
"dod blen you. s.r !" said Dloasom aud Heaven heard
for aaf1l7 hc u bloasca now anu sa IN glory thero
Two dr. tlavu pnsa'd. and nom again Within tho
WhIte-HouAo door,
ho stands III al or oyellness, but psts and SD no
Morot
For IteHnse u beside her now, and quickly entsrp
tao,
And stands before tho President, bravo boy dseaaod
III blue.
Kindly LOOKS he down upon than moment whore
they stand,
Than takea The brave young soldier mort warmly by
tho hand,
And, who he tastens Graiy, In its unWonted place,
Tho badge OF Flrst-tdoutonaot, hs anys, with
earnest face:
" Tho soldier wAo could carry alct comrades lug
-gago too, -
And do 80 uncompaiuiugty, Is noblo AZ hos true,
And vol deserves Lii couutrys praise" 30, On e!r
homcwnrr1 way,
With thankful and with h.ppy hearts, they started out
That day.
crowd was nt tho depot to Welcome them again,
While from cyns unused to weeping tho oara fell down
like min,
As Farmer Owen caspod bis son. Heaven Lis cyes ho
Ia!Hod,
And ;1nid his tears said fervontly, "Ths Lord Of
HoAts ba prsiscdW
MANcu /, 1a7J. rrruAn1
, 1876-03-18
RADwAT'S REMEDIES.
OVARIAN PUN0R
OF TEN YEARS GROWTH CURED pY
DR.. RADWAY'S REMEDIES.
RADWAT,S REMEDIES,
HAVE HAD AN OVARIAN TItMON IN Tr,e nj,
RlEa AND l,OWELs fols TKN YEAhs. w

RlEs AND nOWELs FOIt fEN YEAhs.s IVA
..-,.. ANN Anpon, Dco, r. 1r,
Dr. nAnwAr, That nt1nr1 1nay bo boneAied, ~.
hsre lad an Ovarian T,.uor In tho O,artcs and bor,
lef bn years. ted the host pEyBeianp nf ta pIss
nthnfs without any lsno Itwas krnwinF ssh ,ss
iy that cond not llesa lycd raun nncnF, iTtcaGd:
tnlhn indnccd mo to ~ KadwhS's lemetiIsa. haH 10
mne tatih In them, hut finally, alter u,1h dollbsrsiM ~
st1 tottes Of tho Ro.o,ous two ho,,, :,
tne Pills. md tro battles bf t1,o ef. used thosa sS
,tsad wg*e more hotta ot te lsosor snt Two of Ill ~
10 ~ twenty .tfxn pounds, ' 1Aa
continaad d tho medicine until MA a,rs ,h,,
was entirely c1retf. ! took lilo modielnn about H.
m9nshs and during that time Lost fofty-Gvu pounds ~ "
AZ ionk tksc9 dosIa botses al Tho Noaoi1uat III III
Ties Relief! and sig toxcs nf tho Pills. - p'''
;Gsl fesecy roa sn N, hnsst Is fnll Of Rratltude
bse s:s 6 nm ny ss 4: ne % # T. %
hrs HbbLo.. whn suakss ths ato,s certificate, /. Il.
Jnnt. 91s Tho uolfulnns above stated NtYo houEhs s
e with tho exception Of what sent 10 fier h1 ~. q
~ That her stasamsatta correct without auslas.
Druggist ansi Cho1n!st- Ann Atbors M}.s
This my cotttEf that Ai-s. Hhhins, wLo makes II.
abnvo certificate, s and has boon many ysAss -. III
kn!Wu 70 ano the facts ts1e9 stated Gra unfnutts
anA nMn;aatahlT nj Gotteot. Any nns w4o kuora Mrr Im
'ssn'd EfI nlxY & GoSRp5 SRKER NHnY + rI,sfo b ROM
, 1876-03-18
DIR. RADWAY'S
Regulating Pills

Patfsety tsste1ss, elegantly coated viii. sweet ra,
FH. f.,is, eats VI 90 disordsrs ii ls Stxn4sa
s5 hs.s.. klaass h.adss hs.;ea. hl.s;, r.,
Rsy:s H!as's. @ ,'i!!s: ks.st q r.
eeEs Hasr.ntsd 10 s,scst po4lt ousc Purely stk
tsaols' eontA!unx no nsrcuEy. minerals. Ut dentso1
II Ubsssrs tho following aynp.oms rsault!ns iron
Dl.atdets ot the l}txestlye DsHans. =
Uonstpatio 1auaTd pos fuiIaeas of tho utood lu ~
llesd. ty!aity # H. stouse A.ss:s ie.stnnto pg
Epen: sleaas ~ IF r. r. :. u. ,sss ss
eathna isHnys 4 ths Hfst. Caok!ns RuIiyftk
las sgnsAto .hen m tyEhg r,1tqEs. utinac;s # II, II
= III Head netlsiSns! st PdsaytI.a@. fsI'ownss:
sasdsa a9 fiushs. 7n K iss Easniaf ths Fiesa
a fsw JoAus 81 nADWAY'H LIS Will fTte tbs Aita
{otu al The kbnvB-phlod 4l4otlst, FElce 10 esaA ~
boz. Sold by dIusgLta.
, 1876-03-18

/
ponent Of all truth7" To wl,tcf, tho anawcr
probably would ho the Tfno 1.oligior. Natural
or Nevea!ed? Tho repiy loubtess tt, Horcnlo1.
But which ono,-Isa1lisnl or Christianity,
shey zach profoss to bo a revelation from Di.
WITTY christianity, 10 sa,s. Of course. Aud
IL We Push investigation a stop further, and re-
auest him 10 distinguish aniong tho several
crecds at Cllratiantty whose theology IA
pothsps rs wide as'naer a. tto poles: 70 Will
Urtholoxy-whicll Ia to say, my loxy. At thIs
point, then, the examination mny be- 6ut1ed: for
We have aacer!aincd the soundness NJ the opon-
exponent of truth, bur that particular form Of
faith which ia professed by tho several employ
era Of slo iictum, Dtnposinp us It briefly ID lis
relation to the argument. 1t is = most paipabio
case Of begging tho quosriou. )" and, being ono
IL s.dly unsupported. :"
This cenei.is!on js, that "gcence IA not in
contIlcs with Theology or Neligion"; but It has
beon ascortained shat It should hayo bean, moro
definitely, Science is not ia conflict with Chris
.ian.J. Tho argument IL: Ill truths 40 in
harmony; Science and Christianity sre truths ;
thorefofe, bclcnce aud Christianity aro In Aar..
mony. Tho frat torn ls conceded az eelf.ovl-
ntn SSa'' As As to ..,s The s9oond , dtae'
must bo agscoulent before adu,lttancs for
tlc1n 10 this sJilogtsm Ia granted. That Science
OF Tie result. tho aggregate of scientific tnvcs-
ttgation, Is ruth, unqunlilcdly, is worry doubt
tainmeut nf truth To Ar ,1tt,mstc % ec;t,inty, but
It at tilnes Ia under lin nccnsnity Of modifying
ia fndingr. and <,1,ennc m Tin Iaso for fresher
aestim0py. For this yery roasou tnaro is 30 muot,
faith la la rciishii,tv nmong mankind and it
viii pcrhape bn neree,, tilss, Of ali pursuits in
life. thn atn1v NJ Rcicnrn. mental and physical,
is the nnrost. INT. whjto Inc couclusions OF
scientific rcsoarch are nos infalbo always, sstil,
In 80 far AZ tl,oY concern tho argument bofore
US, tllcy nrs 30: tdat IL to Hay, tho soYorai
vptdots OF scicncc, which have boou at
times alleged to ho in conflict with Christianity,
arc to-laY 30 woIl established, 80 lncontostabio,
Tint they amount to absolute vorties. All met,,
sciouklss aud relsgionists, Chratau or heather,
nto in accord upon theso versllctn as facts,
wherever thcro il tho iutalecs to compro-
i,ond tllon,. For nil practical purpoees, tleu,
In this syllogism, IL will 10 admitted
that Science Is trnth. Noxt, as to
Christianity, 1t ia observable frBt, that ts facts,
Or toachingH, theoretically aro iufalhblo, because
thcy arc revelation from God Himself socoud,
that, AZ In the case Of Science, thcso asserted
IL io raso ~ liza inanrr,1 ronor3 ~ nroat;a. fo
, 1876-03-18

7b As Edktor ef Ths Chicago Itfbuns,
CHICAGO, Ill, March 14.--Undor tho head OF
!" Religion and Ecienco in TuE TAmuHE, the
condition OF tho rensre OF the earth has received
considerable attention. Three theosaea have
bcon mentioned, and two OF them (po.hAps all,
As Two seen but part Of the disousaion) moro
Or ievs do.snded. Since there ~ no positive
proof Of either hein8 tsuo, = fourth theory will
bo in order, and for which, In presenting Il,
shall mako no claim Of being based upon scient!to
experiments, but 1Ather Oh common-sensc rca.
soning.
On tho coast OF this oceAn ve witness tho mo-
tion Of the tides, observation has demonstrated
that the moon and tho sun arc tho cau4e Of them,
The flood and obb tide alternately produces
cuGrsut towarda Aud from tho lapl this
current ID stsongest near tho sloxs. gradually
diminiahoa oceAnwasd, and finally ls Iost alto
Ketl,er. Tho island. several hundred tptlos out
experiences high tide At tho RAma ttmo tho main
iatid dooH Now, The query ta: Who're did tLf4
ilnnlenas body OF water como from which has
SAiYbd the ocoau : numbor Of foot over such
vast extent Of sparo2 Where was 1t !oNerod in
consequence Of bd1ng TRlaed 4e5a7 Tho answer
Muet 10. "Qvor there, from the other CONT.
nont wheze tho tide was low xhsn high here"
II VIII bo !mMAtefist ~ to whether tho earth tH
SOLID globe or Z hollow she!l, OF whether the in
eefiof la an igneuus-M motion nasA. In either cape
u would have to 10 a unbroken solid BODY.
~ tsr ~ the exterior ID cancekpnd
with very uneven au1faoe,-tho stsxtast
depzeaaloaa forming tho bed OF The OCEAN
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ten or twelve dollars taken from the money
drawer, and probably considerable amount
of goods stolen. There was $500 in Il C
safe, which the thieves did not touch. A
few days ago, the store of George Younger
at st. Adams bay was entered through the
back window while he was at dinner an d
tie money drawer robbed of 500.
Rev Columbus Greene, of Cazenovia,
N. Y, is paying short visit to his old
home in Montgomery.
Mr.. John Burt of Enosburgh Falls came
very near meet with serious accident last
Saturday, falling from load of hay and
striking on his shoulders on a large stone !;
but fortunately he received only severe
cut on his face, and a general shaking up.
Butter shipments from Enosburgh Falls
are small this summer, owing in great
measure to the low price of said article
Present indications point to the same fig.
cures for the next six months
A Hayes and Wheeler club has been
formed at Enosburgh Falls. +. II. Sayles,
president; Geo. ID. Field, secretary.
Benjamin H. Leach, aged 70 years, re-
spected resident Of Fairfield, fell from a
beam recently, breaking several ribs and
injuring him so that he died on the 18th.
We have heard several speak in praise
of +. A Dunton, restaurant proprietor in
the railway depot at ST. Adams. The Bos-
ton Globe correspondent says "From per-
sonal knowledge we say that he deserves it
all, and none keep better restaurant at
more reasonable prices in the state"
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A few years ago august Flower" was
discovered to be q certain cure for Dyspep-
STA and Liver complaint, few thin Dys-
peptics made known to their friends how
easily and quickly they had been cured by
its use. The great merits of GREENS Az
GUST FLOWER became heralded through
the country by one sufferer to another, un-
til, without advertising, its sale has become
immense. Druggists in EVERY TOWN
in the United States are selling it. No per-
son suffering with Sour Stomach, Sick
Headache, Costiveness, palpitation of the
Heart, indigestion, low spirits, ETC., can
take three doses without relief. Go to
your druggist, Albert w. Higgins; also
Rice It Co., Castleton, and l.. Kellogg,
Farhaven, and get bottle for 70 cents
and try it. Sample bottles 10 cents. d&w
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'Ehe Daily GIODc.

Is kept for sale at the Following places:
EAST WALLINGFoRD-A.S.M ahon, dealer in dry
goods, DC.
LUDLow-Sherman Bros, drugs, books, sta.
tionery, periodicals, &c
BRATTLEBORO--E. j Carpenter, books, station.
ry, periodicals. fancy goods
BRANDoS--C o. Dyer and c. G. Slason, books,
stationery, periodicals. &c.
MIDDLEBURY-W. seymour Alden, books, stu.
tionery periodicals, &C.
MISREPRESENTATION Bros, dry goods.
BRIsrOL-Hiram Shattuck, paper and station.
cry, blank books, dru rs, sc,
FAIRHAvEN-F. IL. Carpenter.
CASTLKTON-Rice d. Co.
WEST RUTLAND--C. j. Gilmore, general mrr-
chandise.
PoULTNEyW. W. Hubbard, books, stationery
periodicals. fancy goods, sc. ,v
NORTH BENsINGToN-Henry Morse, lnqf agent
WALLIHGFoRD--H. p. Morgan. S,a, ,,Sm
MANCH erbert S'-<'N' "'
ARLINGTOE-H. S, paia. a.,o,,o,,a ,an.,
and stationery. ,.x,o.,ora -.
radicals. books stationery, &C; 4. X Howard
Depot restaurant; GLoBR cOuntlng-rooms.
RAIi.suADs on all rnorning trains ieav'up
Rutland
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John Cain, agent of the Vermont mu
tual and other companies. Office under
the town hall. d&w
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-04

This standard article IS compounded with the
greatest care.
Its effects are as wonderful and satisfactory
as ever.
1t restores gray or faded hair to It's youthful
color.
1t removes all eruptions, itching, and dand-
run ; and the scalp by It's use becomes white
and clean
BY its tonic properties 1t restores the capil-
larry glands to their normal vigor, preventing
badness, and making the hair grow thick and
strong.
As a dressing nothing has been found SO ef-
fectual, or desirable.
DR.. A. A. Hayes, State Assayer OF Massachu-
sets, says of 1t 81 consider it the best prepa-
ration for its intended purposes"
BUCKINGHAM'S DYE FOR THE WHISK ERS.
This elegant preparation may be relied on to
change color of the beard from gray or any
other undesirable shade, to brown or black, at
discretion. 1t is easily applied, being In one
preparation, and quickly and effectually pro-
duces permanent color which will neither rub
nor wash of.
Manufactured by
II. p. HALL & CO., Nashua, N. IL.
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers'in Medi-
cine. 18th je30deodwlw
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-04
PROOF.
WHAT Is NEEDED.
BOSTON, Fen, 10, ISL

Mr.. II. r. STEVENS:
Dear SIr-AbOut one year since ! found my
self In feeble condition from general debility.
VEGETINE was strongly recommended to me
by friend who mad been much benefited by It's
several bother, was restored to nealth and dis.
continued it. use. feel confident that there Is
no medicine superior to 1t Tor those complaints
for which 1t is especially prepared, and would
cheerfully recommend It TO those who feel that
they need something TO restore them to per-
feet health,
Respectfully yours,
u. l.. PETTINGILL.
Firm of s. NJ. Pettingll & Co, 10 State street,
Boston.