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The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-04-06
1876. 1876.
RUTLAND
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with us occasionally" This It appears did
not exactly suit for Jan. 6, 1894 we find
recorded-'there is suspicion of uneasy.
ness arising" ETC., and they
Voted to reconsider the vote appointing
Elder Green u committee for the examine
ton and appreciation Of regular ministers
90 far rs to have him stand only three quar-
tiers Of the time"
This 1t seems was a compromise that set
tied the matter. The question where to To-
cate meeting house about this time was
settl ID by reference to board of legal gen.
Il, men that happened 10 be gathered In
Clarendon at t1is time, and the meeting
house was built on the east side the high
way near where Goodyear Clark now lives.
But we will leave our town records with
its many items of interest and give one or
tao quotations from the records Of what
was then called 1.-THE southeast school
destrick." Dec. Is, 1907
"Voted to hire Solomon Wiley one month
att seven dollars by month on trial an if we
Lick him to continue the school three
months, to have his pave in gain or at the
store"
At the same meeting
=" Voted, that any parent or mars.er or
garden send a child to school with Itch
shall pave fine of forty shilliugs to the
committee of the Destrck."
We find this penalty was lessened three
years later to fine of five dollars. We do
not give these quotations to make ridicule
of our ancestors, but to show what they had
to do and how they did it. All honor to
their shades.
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Sensible Advice.

You are asked every day through the
columns of newspapers and by your drug
gist to Use something for Dy spepsia or
Liver Complaint that you know nothing
about, you get discouraged spending money
with but little success. Now TO give you
satisfactory proof that Green's August
Flower will cure YOU of Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint with all its effects. such
as Sour Stomach, Sick Headache, Hahitual
Cosiiveness, Palpitalion of the Heart,
Heartburn. Waier-hrash, coming up of
food alter eating. low spirits. g.. we ask
you to go to your druggist, Albert w.
Higgins; also Rice Il Co., CastletoB, and
L. Kellogg. Fairhaven, and get sample
bottle Of Green's August Flower for 10
cents and try IL. or regular size for 70
ce.ts. two doses will relieve Vt f&w
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Opinions of the Press.

From the many complimentary notices
that the press of the state have accorded
us, we select a few from those that we have
been favored with
[FroYn The Belio,rs Falls Timesl
The Rutland Globe is an enterprislng newspa-
per, thoroughly alive to the times. lively edi-
torials, and whacking all bad things generally.
1t is good Vermont paper, and as we are TO
have a presidential as wen as state election
this year, 1t Will be Il good time to have 1t.
OF republican faith. and Rutland and the state
may well be proud OF It, II has more matter
that interests Fermontors than any other New
England daily.
[Fron, the Windsor Journdi.l
II any OF our readers want Il good vermont
daily paper they will find it In the Rutland
Daily Globe.
[Pront the 81. Johnsblry Cdiedonian.l
The Globe. Is a large, handsome and newsy
paper.
'tEronl tho Vermont Fdrmer.l
The Globe has achieved an enviable reputa-
tion In the state rs an utspoken. lhdepehueht
republican journal, and one which shows more
enterprise In its news department than any
other Vermont daily.
fFron the Woodstock Standard
The Rutland rally Globe Is one OF the most
enterprising oailes outside OF the cities.
lFron the Cambridge ~ W Post.l
The Rutland Globe is one or the pest ex-
changes receiver NJ this Office. II is wei
edited and newsy sheet, creditable 20 RutlaLd
and its editors.
From the BENNINGTON Gd-eus.J
The Globe taken ali In all, is one OF the best
da,lies which comes TO our sanctum. AS daily
Journal II has no equal III Vei mont.
[From the a rgus and Pdtriot.l
The Rutland Globe gives more reading matter
than any other daily In the state.
tFoorn the Ludlo,c Gazette.l
Now is the time TO subscribe for the Rutland
Globe, the best paper the west side OF the noun
tain and one OF the best in the state.
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A few nights ago Mr.. Naham Wilson of
Langdon was awakened by the cat jumping
on his bed, scratching and tearing in an
bed, but she Immediately bounded back
again and resumed the scratching with
greater energy than before. This caused
Mr.. Wilson to change his position and look
up, when he saw that the boards over the
fire place were on fire. Having water
handy he soon put out the fire and saved
his house from being consumed.
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Death of Hambletonian, the Father
of Dexter and Other Famous Trot-


Rysdyk's world-renowned stallion Ham
bletonian died at Chester, Orange county,
Monday morning. The horse was about
thirty years of age. He was the sire Of
Mr. Bonner's king of the turf, Dexter, and
of many other noted trotting horses Of the
country. The income from Hambletonian
wrs over $4,000 a year. 1t is said that at
one time 100000 was offered for the
horse. He was bought about twenty seven
fore Mr.. hysdykS death, he 9 seleotef a
place where the old horse was to be buried
10 fenced-in lot, with appropriate head
stone. He left clause in his fill. that
under no circumstances should the horses
remains be mutilsted after death Two Of
fsrs were made, one OF $500 and one OF
81 200, for Hambletonian's hide, for the
purpose of preserving the horse in his nat
ural shape; but the offers were refused by
the Rysdyk family.
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At the same meeting
A Fast.

The bishops of the Methodist church
have issued pastoral letter inviting all
ministers of the church to unite in observ-
ing Friday, April %, as a day of fasting,
and Of special prayer for Gods blessings on
the general conference, to assemble soon
after that date
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Dcsamples worth 81 free. STINSoN q CO..
Portland. Maine. maf3d&wly
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CEND csc. to G. p. ROWELL & CO.,
- New York, for pamphlet OF 100 pages, con-
tanning lists of 8, 900 newspapers, and estimates
showing cost OF advertising. marsd&wiy
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TlAGS.-We have now IN stock an assort-
i ment OF Dennisons PaJent Direction
labels and Merchandise Tags, which We will
seli at manufacturers prices
we have also good stock Of " Phillips Se-
curtty HOOk-Tags," very convenient and SER
yiceable article formerchants. Among It's ad-
vantaQes are: Goods can be more readily mark
ed than by any other means the tag Is no So
cureiy 10 ked that 1t cannot become detached
from thegoods; no chance OF the tag becoming
datached from the hook; no points projecting
10 tear other goods or your fingers. They are
safe, strong and cheap. Call and examine
them
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-08-03
LADIES' N MISSES SHOES
And anything that may be called for. In the

Cannot be competed with by any business house in
the County. | have a very large stock on hand,
and anything that cannotfurnish in this line cannot
be had in the Territory.
, 1876-09-11
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, 1876-09-11
ROCKFORD SEMINARY.

Superior fnc3tics for thn insrueton Of young Iadlcs
10 the casacs sciences. n'ntetn lanRuaxrs nnc arts
Examinations on tho coI. Apple shonI! be I'd.
ttcA$ea 1t onco 10 aitSS ANNA +. SILL,
Rockford. III.
, 1876-09-11
ADJUSTMENTS.


Tho Funrth Annual Exposition Of Chicago d. NOW
PIE nrEs fr9m Il " e 1139R n asiiy 1he:Exht.
aIal MACHINERY IN OPEltATlUS. Processes Of Man
nfactute In Woo1 trnn. Icatcr, Glass kt- t'lv ex-
s!tqfs eooi9ty an os!,s;s e y hq:cam Of NArKAL
Ilistvricsl Picture "l.ookoNt Mountain. NoGkers
atte Ahoye tic Clouds nnd tho Grand 0rchcatral Os'
Ran. together eanAtltute tlu trst aapay nyer made.
IN order that all mar vlew thu WESTERN EENTEN.
NAL Exposition, tte management hnvo 210pte1 tho
PRICES or ADMISSION. ...
For AtNlta, one admission. Go0d for all day and,
evening" 80
For Children, adnlsslon. good for al day and
0S6H!HF
For Adults On Saturday, Que admission. good for
rs5 81 GsIea ssh sna esssS o sstSiss o .d;a,:ou coad
fpr al! day snd nvoatnI.. f5
FoE Alulut eyery DAY after =. .M..,.,.,....... ~
For EhtltlrtH. every Iay eftnr y. m...,..... .I3
Clnu uutAtIon TCkttk. nftGen nifnlA1lDra.. 500
excursion MARTHA. . ~
, 1876-09-11

MRS. 9ARRETTSoN
DOAR1,1NI AND DAY. SCHOOL for yanng Ialtcs
and children. No. 5e West Forty -kascnth.si Now
fors. Will reopen on Wednesday. Sept -. Fsc!li'
unsurpassed. Thoroughneas In every department.
Apply personally or by letter, as above.
, 1876-09-11

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the szsenvs ea.,ns ct WoIt1!nxton Sons y
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, 1876-09-11
Danish Gloves.

A Danish GLOVE, which Is much worn in Eu-
rope, Ia laeed in the palm Of tile hand. Tho
hand being liable to swolI IN summer, 1t eau be
made tight or loose to suit the occasion.
, 1876-09-11
FIELD CLASS IN ZOOLOGY.

neld c1hs IN Zoology uner tie supervt6ton Of O. \.
NEETCoTT. Of the Chicago High School. Will be form.
Cd nt Lake Forest Academy Oh SATURDAY narninG sept.
e7asn 10 tr spring. Pt!4ont uot connected with the
Asaas,ny can he enrofd ~ TcMosts of tss S!,m Oh n
A.. II. EAHfE. rsrtncibhl
, 1876-09-11

Select tho Best School for Your Boys.
The lrvfnE Institute, Tnrrytown1 on Hudson, re-
opens Sept. IL. Thorongh Instruction and train
Ing. The following gentlemen are patrons Of the
. School; Il; +, Fa!rch!!d. PIP West 67th;st. New
way, New York; thu 1ov. George ii. Stone, D. D.,
Tarrytown, N. !. Clrculare frnnl
a. AK1tA{iNAC, Principal
, 1876-09-11

MADAME O. DA SILVA
and Mrs. Alex T'ra1fords formerly Mrs. Ogden
Hod!nan'sl Eng1!ah, French, and German boarding
and y.school for young lntcs aud children, With
caiathcnics. No. II West Thirty eighth. It. Now
York. Kcopens Sept. :5. Application may bs
made by letter or personally, a. above.
, 1876-09-11

WAKD AND TUITION IN FRANCE
For young Laden in d comfortable Christian
Home In Versailles, Il hals-huuf from Paris A SAL
thorough instruction; TERMS ], ECO francs $4,000
for the term from October 70 August AdddFess
Ml!c. ChETtN, formerly Professor in Vaesar and
gennes Versailles, France. lta1ers for particulars
10 3lr. x. G. HATFIELD, 81 rine.Rt., New York.
, 1876-09-11

ADAMS .ACADEhd,Y z
QUINCY, MASS.
H0T. CHARLES FRANCIS ADAMS. ILL., H..
Chairman Of Hoard OF Managers,
WILLIAM Il. b1MMnCK, Ill H.. Maitef.
Tho draEn Of the echtnt Il prepare beys ia the
mpss sh1fonkh mannsr, fer tho actt American Col
admitted 70 Harvard Yale, ltrnwn. Aqd Amherst Coi.
ltYct. There ara ntnt teachtr9-all gentlemen at
ability hnd experience.
Th:ss class for hose TOO yo,,ny 70!
tyttrtnaic, drslsned 10 t The pupils thor1n;hJ fof
thn higher work Of tho Acaticlny. No puph arc re-
The Maatcr {wI.lt liz family md the Apsisttht
TtacheTg rcalt6 In The Academy Boarding Schools and
tho younger bora hare each separate nlCorc In large
tcrrA bedroom.
hoJa can aiaa BE- hoardcd In prt.l,s families.
For catAerues A1dfrFg The Master,
, 1876-12-14

s%si!eE sssse. %lsst b seisstsa !, @ oss .! liz r.
would then elect President. That wonld e,e Tho
ab:olate breaking Up q the Government by tn The
h!F. .nogy said Tho great fundamental, principle
undo.lslng tho vcry foundation Of ons Government
tires In Congress would discharge their duty with
hdclity. When dishonesty entered our leRtalattve
g. .so ssnssr o%
would become farce, and It Ind better DO turned
in.o dcspottsn. Il n,nst a.wlys he presumed
eono when tho congsess Of tho United statea gould
be Influenced BY any other thnn high and patriotic
Ssv H. Sp' I'll XIV weEd posy eoa
apotnt where tho ,rarty must eink and The man ,
fath in liz Congress Of tho United states no mat
ts 9T wes a.. re- M ~ enSna ths
i than With Congreas' Why tako this power & from
Consreas M, give i to t!,e suptome Court .Wcre @
senasors and Repressntativesf Had theJ not parry
aiachncns. and vefo they not liable to tho fFall'
Air. burnside inquired II the senstor from Mia.
souri, tHogy} held that members Of ConRrcae In
.os se@a Y h{ sn{ his h @
nce.ed lid co,tn. IN Lonistaun.
MIR. pogy sald all tho committees aver eont to
Louisiana. whether Democrastc Or RepMbllcan,
" III tsst ssate ~ sss rsEpa1sddi On ta frsus
Mr.: Burnside asked II tho mssn body or tho
people Of Tho Unlted statcs would not abide BY my
aecision Of thu Supreme Court. Was there any
tribunal where the question of counting tho E!ects
oral yote conld bo vested with moro satisfaction.
above party, and to rest Y With power to count tug
Electoral vote would bring It 1nto the arena OF
politics. ANY dec!ston. made BY tho Court ntter
counting the vote would give less aat!sfactlon than
ifmnIc by Congress. Take the present contest:
II tho Court should decide in faror Of Tildcn, II
favor Of Hayes II would likewise b. denounced:
THO counting Ut the vote WAS not function Which
belonged to thu judicial Department Of tho Govern.
mont. 1t was a function witch properly belonged
10 the Legislative Department, and he knew of
nobol1y 60 we'll adapted to decide the matter ns
Congress. hecansc the Senate. represented tha
Suites and tho n,oibusa Of tho other House repre-.
sented the people. uo hopod no duty Of polltlca!
nature would be thrown ulon the Supreme Court.
Oh ono occasion when party politics pressed ne
Court hard 1t gave way, nnd Io had no doubt would
do so nHnn, becnnso Judges ot tho Supreme
Court wers but n,sn. TING day w VA T. no. hda iaa
party md feel that they fntsustod with tho 81.
cred csusc Of Liberty. l1c felt that thoy wonld SO
discharge thntr duties that tho yawNlng gulf now at
their feet wouh he bsidged over, and tho country
would usnfu enter on clrccr Of peace and rrus.
perity aHct ns n,ndo It great for 1uo years:
Mr.. 1ianIolph also Opposed tho transfer Of tho
journa!s Of Congress to show TINT 4 had always
bccn held tlst tho power to canyass tl,e yotea wns
seAtcd In Congress, md not In tie prcsitlng olcor
| Of tho S:na'e nlonc.
Tho question be!ng on tho passagc Of the joint
resolution proposlng an amendment to the Consu-
thir!a not voting In ths Affirmative. The vote was
| III fn11GtRs.
, 1876-12-14
CANADIAN NEWS,

Rpecf1E DfftQfEA 10 Ih< tribune.
QUEBEC, Uec. l3,-Tha Hon. h. L. Carpn,
Governor Of Quebec, died At half
past o'clock this afternoon. Tho melancholy
in session by tue Hon. Mr.. Angoes, In a feeling
speech. Eugltah and French members on both
sides Of the House referred In eulogtsttc terms
to tho deceased politician. statesman, and
jurtst; and thu House adjourned till y O'clock
to-1norrow, and vi! adJ0urn from day to day
until successor ia appalnted, and they have
power to continue their duties.
ap<efGi ptpa1cA 70 1At T54tHns4
MONTREAL, Dec. lJ.-it Is stated that
suptuageuar,an WHO ls very wealthy has wtlled
$aa, ,O10 TO his mistress. II cail!e uut In an ns'
asult case yesterday betors d Police Magistrate
that tho old gentleman had provided i Aantl-
sosncly-furntslul Aousc, und tlsut her husband,
who was reatd!ng In tue sumo housc, aul waa
supplied with i1qaor, :atcly bccans jea!ous OF
lad him arrested. A short t!1uo ueo tho wo1ltnu
Was supplied With an clcgaltt turnout, and her
husband took IL to thu Statcs aid sUl4 1t. Un
lila return, hc was arrestrd fur tue tlett, but tue
Court asSs sea f2st ms ! as : X X. eT stsIs IsspsF'y
8AckviLLE, y. D., Dec. 1u.-lho stcamsr
Northern Light, built for winter navigation be-
ii sr tst tlp ro a@ ths sa
struck tue bar outside ot Pictuu 1larhur this
Setsfai n.'atsa% % q r.. 1fisza. 15nsa p,.h.n..
MON1hAALt Ute' 1o.-!N Notu E4cHhHet
met to-day aud passed tile following resolution ;
Atsolsta, Tint Tho membcra Of thla Association
view With serious alarm thy systuna OF through
rstcs adopted ~ tho Grand Trunk Hallway; tlat
sald tsist discriminate s4anst ths trade u alon.
sreai, aud. II persisted ~. will deprive 1t ot it,
position 20 long occupied a. principal d.strtbu-
ting market OF tho dominion, thssebY striking .
serious blow a. ita prosperity.
Tic celebrated libel suit Of Geo. ". MeAul-
leu Us. the publisher of tho 1azt.ts for $50 OOo,
las been dismissed, with costs. trho action
a1oso out Of the paclle Railway scandal.
This lnails bY tho steamship Prdsslan, which
left uallfax by tbs special train ou the Inter-
colonial Hallway Monday, arrived III this city In
twcnty-ntne hours aud f0rty-dyo minutes from
the time Of leaving, while the ordinary time
from Halifax IL io1ty.ouc huas4,