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Disease Grows Apace.

Likc on III wind, and c0nrot be nastcred too
early. What Is a trlnlng attack OF sickness
to day ray, If unattended TO. become q serl-
Gus case In a week. suall ailments should be
tipped in the bul before they blossom into
fun blown maladics II this adYico were at.
teaded to, many a heavy bin Tor medical at
tendance might lie avoided. When the liver
Is disordered, the stomach foul, the bowels
Ob.tructed, or the nerves disturbed, resort
should az cncc be had to that supreme remcgy,
Hcstettcr'8 Stomach Bltters, o few doses of
which VIII restore healthy action and put the
system In healthy order. 1t is a wise precau-
ton toktep this incompatible preventive in
the house, slLc9 II cheeks, with unrivalled
promptitude, disorders " hich breed others far
mere dangerous, and in their latest develop.
mcits are themselves often fatal.
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it. The cars were provided with Miller
platforms, which arc very strong and held
together even after the accident. with the
old platforms they would have separated
long before they did and the passenger car
would have rolled down q much greater
distance, with probably fatal results.
INCIDENTS.
The inside OF the cars was less disturbed
than would have been supposed. Several
of the windows were broken cushions,
apples and sticks of wood strewtd the
foor-or rather roof-of the passonger car,
but the seats all remained in their places,
and stoves remained fast and no fire was
spilled. Tho mail from the mail GER was
thrown around pr%omiscuously and maio
lively work in gathering it up. HowevF.
it was all taved, and though some may be
considerably delayed in sorting, viii reach
its proper destination.
The shock from the fall would have been
much more severe and the damage would
have been greater but for the great depth
of snow into which the car fell, as into a
cushion.
The passengers were very soon transfer
red and the train returned to Rutland. I'M
mediately behind it camo the engine and
baggage car of the wrecked train, with
Messrs. Crosby, Brown and Snow, who had
been taken there for shelter when the acci-
dent first occurred. At CGttiugsvillc they
passed a wreck train IN charge Of Master
Mechanic N. l. Davis, made up ind sent
out to clear the track.
The news Of the ecti1ert created mach
excitemen: in C%uttingsyill3, aud p large
number Of people drove to tie scene.
Among them wa Dr.. L y. Smith Of Bran
don, who assisted the injured people and
examined the wounds. Much excitement
was created in Rutland by tho fac that
nothing dcfidite could be learned as to the
extent Of The disaster. The fiat train was
delayed n little for one of the physicians
aud this aided to the excitement. When
the first train returned tic depot Was pack
Cd full, and eager crowd hemmed in every
one who had anything to tell. Whtn the
car with the injured men came, the crowd
Nas so dense that it was difficult to make
way to carry them To the slci2b. WHOM
this wac done they weie followed lya
great rush, eager 10 see i they @cre dead
or living. For a lev momcrts'lc excite
ment was intense.
Mis-, Conaut went directly 70 lcr home
in Brandon. She was returning from a
visit to friends in Boston. Messrs. Crosby,
Snow and Brown, and Mrs, Samson were
taken to the Il fdwell house where they
arc unGc' tie care Of physicians.
The physicians report TIA; young Nichols
is the most severely il jared OF tie passCn-
gels. He received a hsG cut running down
the nose and the side Of HE face is badly
bruised. His leg is not broken. The Ia
ther'a face is badly cut with glass; but he is
not otherwise Injured.
The wreck tram returned about seven
o'clock, having repaired The tr elk, md
leaving the wrecked cars till II
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Vermont News

The cop Of beats in Vermont in 1876
was nearly the same IA in 1875.
Vermont produces but a small crop OF
peas, and the product was about the same
a9 in 1875
Z. c. IIa'tshorn has been appointed
postmaster ut South Lunenbureh, Essex
county, Vermont.
The product Of apples in Vermont falls
i per cent. below that of 1875, ascribed to
the effects Of tie severe winter.
Vermont has the second beat crop Of po-
tatco5, falling ~ per cent. below that of
1875; While Connecticut falls 60 and
Rhode Island s..
Tie saw and single mil of Andrew j..
Wells in South Tu~ubridgc, was burned
Friday morning. Losa $1,000; insurance
$3.50. Cause unknown.
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9 30 a. m.-Aidress Of welcome by !. w.
Dunnam.
1915 a. m.-Discussion, "The r%c'ation
Of ne public school 20 the college; g. G
II 4rpeuci : of Bennington, II, Ii. Shaw OF
Manchester.
100 m.-A paper On "Claes room
methods" by Rev. K. Luther Of Benning-
ton.
A%FTERNOrE.
200 p. m.-Discusslon, School super
vision; j. S, SpaulGilg of Barre, Judah
Drna Of Rutland,
Pas p. ma paper, "~C1mpIls)ry edu-
cation" II. c. Harrison OF Brandon.
Discussion of the same topic, Rev. L.
White of Montpelier.
345 p. m.-hddrcss by Rev. Martin T..
CAdy of Poul' -.
EVENING.
700 p. ma paper on Teaching Of
morals in schcc'4," by Rev. K. T. Hail Of
Pittsford.
745-An address by President NJ. IL.
Buckham of Burlington,
FRIDAY.
900 a. N. Election of officers.
$50 a. m.-Disccussion The best meth
cd in teaching and how to s,cure them; A..
e. Leavsnworth, Randolph Waller L.
Howard, Castleton.
10 30 a. m.-Exercises by the teachers
and pupils of tue Bennington graded
schools.
IL 90 a. m.-An address The progtc3s
of education in Vermont, by L ward Con-
ant, state superintendent of education.
AFTERNOON.
100 p. ma paper on "Political geo
graphy," Louis Pullens, Darlington.
2 40 p. ma paper by Miss Marcia
p. Brown, Rutland.
90 p. m Discussion, "WhGt special
claims has the ST re upon the teacher l..
w. Durham, Bennington j. >. Cl!ey,
Brandon.
$40 p. Address, "Sludy of the
past" Prof, f IL. Higlcy, Middlebury.
700 p. m.-Paper on "Success in teach
ing" j, ID, Barley, Burlington.
1.4j p. m~.-Address, Errors in our
school educa ion," Prof, William Wells,
Union college.
The ASSOCIATION will be cordially vel
coined in Bennington, and it is hoped the
meeting will be the occasion Of a grand
rally of the teachers of Vermont. The
Central Vermont railroad company will
give free return checks to all persons at.
tending the meeting of the association,
who have paid full fare one way.
Trains leave Bennington for the north
at 2.45 Il. M, s 40 a m AMI . 05 D. m.
Trains arrive at Bennington from the
north at 2 10 and 0 As a. M, and 1.45 pm.
OFFICERS CT TIE ASSOCIATION.
Presi lent, NJ. II. Blckh I'M. Burlington.
Nice-pre,ideuts. one from caih county.
Secretary, Tnumts Martin. Bradford.
Treasurer, ii. 5. Perrigo, New Havoc.
Executive committee, j $ Clllty, Bran
don ; Q. d Mead, Mlddlebury /. w.
Dunnam, Ben ington.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Produce Market.

NAV YORK, jan. 3.
PLoUR.-Receipts OF 1927 barrels. MI
steadItr ana the d man light. sales Il SOU
- rcls No 2 a IS 2>a o 90 supernhu western
aud state at So 5(a5 50 CuuIm n 70 good eN'l"
western ana siatr ut 70 s0G5 %; guOu Il
,boice DO. at s. 95SG 10; cOumon TO chule'
Snite wheat western extra ats l5aI 10 rare
white wheat western extra al s. SHE 20 con-
non TO gOoG extra ohio at g. sOet 20, con
nIu to choice extra 81, Louis al - VVa %,
latent Minnesota extra good 10 p .edlS'
30 choice TO double extra AT - 'o@' 90
darket closing quiet and nrn' .a
WHgAT-htCeIpts $4,000 bushels. pull ana
me cent lower ; limited uemaui. safes OF ~,
20 bushels al A. 27@l 80 r "a graded spring
Al SO for No. ? Chicago, choice blo"eu aho
,crrVntd 81 a. FOR NO. chicago IN store u ~
or No 2 Milwaukee, In store wlntef req west
I'm Cull aud nominal.
RYE-Steady sales OF western at si@s5c (;
OdaSi for Jersey, state ana Canada.
BARLET-SiX-To wed state nriner and fair In
uulry (; other KINDS vi hout decided chang
; les OF $50 bushels slx-rowe1 state NJ SOC 20,
% bushels No. | Canada ~ 81 II 0.00o bushels
Canada East ut 7Sc.
lightly IN buyers fdver II al ed business,
sales OF 40 goo 0u h, at 56h@bgc Tor uh,
graded new western mixed tTAabS Tor ew
10 grade mixed bsk@59c Tor new steamei
uixed 60S6Ohc Tor Old ye low western old
western mixed nominal at 0l363c.
OATs.-Necelpts 4a,1S0 bush. Graded scarce
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a Steamboat Collision.

Boston, Jan. s.
The steamers Seminole from Savannah
and Montgomery from New York for IIa-
vana, collided in the fog yesterday morn
ing off Cape May. The Montgomery was
struck aloft, the wheel house sinking in a
few minutes. The second officer, eight
and four Spanish pa iengers vent down
with her. The rest ware saved and brought
here. Montgomery lookout states that
be mistook the Seminole for a schooner
and thought he could cross her bow hut
was struck on the SIDE of the second Off
Ger S room, he being pinioned by pieces Of
the wreck, and went down u~ttering piteous
cries for assistance. So far did the
Seminole enter the side Of the Montgomery
that those on dock raw at a glance
there was no help fer her and they sprapg
at once for the deck of the Seminole. The
captain and mate were of the number
while two or three who attempted to es-
cape in this way fell short OF the mark and
were drowned. The list of the lost tells
how quickly the Montgomery sank. The
stokers with w exceptions had not time
to gain the deck and two oilers and one
fireman went down with her. Nothing is
known of the four Spanish passengers.
They probably had not time to lta5e their
staterooms.
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A Snow Battle,

SYRACUSE, Jan g..
The superintendent of streets to-day or
dercd men 10 shovel snow in RtilrC al
street upon the Central railro ID TIA X
The railroad company ran an engine
through The snow clearing the track sew
eral times. AS fast as it was clea ed men
were ordered TO shovel the snow back.
They did go and two engines were hro n
off the track and travel oh tru ted five
hours. The express train ca rying the
mails was delayed four hours. Eve m
gines hnally hitched together and cleared
the track.
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Almost a Fire.

The Barnes house at West Rutland came
near being burned again Saturday night.
The building is being repaired and before
leaving their work the workmen piled q
quantity of lath in a room near a stove to
dry. A gentleman passing en- Sunday
morning saw smoke issuing from the build
ing, and on going in found the house full
Of smoke and the lath on fire, 1t was for
tunately put out with a few pals Of water.
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Services at CONGREGATIONAL Church:

There will be meetings in the Congrega'
|%tional chapel each evening DUNG the
lweek, at half past seven, to which all are
|inyl'ed. The subjects for each evening,
slightly changed from those given by The
tEvangelical alliance, will be as follows
Tuesday-The church; its purity and
efficiency. r.,
Wednesday-At 3 p. m. and at y.
| Children ., ~
and as Influenced by tbs christian religion.
y Fnday-The conversion OF the world to
Christ.
moralities.
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Vermont Democrats
MONTPELIER, Jan. s

MONTPELIER, Jan. 8.
A large number of prominent democrats
representing nearly every county in the
state met with the state committee tonight
and adopted resolutions touching the presi-
dental controversy, sustaining the action
OF congress in sending investigating com
mittees to Florida, Louisiana and South
Carolina, and insisting on the right Of con-
gress to determine the e%lectolal vote.
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Hayes and Wheeler.

NONDNUI, Jan. Z.
The Daily Freeman a n)unces that VIM.
A Wheeler left New York this morning
for Fremont, Ohio, where he will be Joined
by ii lyos tomorrow, and states that Hayes
invited the conference, tlat up to the pres
ent time he has not committed himself in
any way with reference TO the personnel or
policy of his admins ration beyond the ut
terances OF his letter of acceptance, Wheel
er will not proceed 10 Washington at pres
ant.
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Recognizing Hampton.

COLUMBIA, jap. s.
A meeting Of tbs taxpayers Of the coun-
~ was held to-day. The res | ii rs adopt
d recognize Hampton and Simpson suo
only such county filters as are Sppointe
y them, aud to pay 25 per IN. OF las
, ears tax levy 10 Hamp'on's governm mt
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SATURDAYS Storm

The sudden thaw AMI rain storm of Sat
urday night did considerable damage in
The frozen cutters On many pri-
and public buildings refused to do
and the consequence wGs that disas-
trous leaks occurred, destroying thousands
bf dollars worth of property.
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ANOTHER WINsLOw.


WAsuINGToN, Jan. 8.
The $1,000 package retul ned to the
treas Try was sto'tn ly Shipping Clerk F
). Wnslow of the treasury departing n E.
dis du les ale to II ce the middle Sc | OIL
money packages and direct them, am
While doing this he might substitute paper
for money. Wilslow was suspected a
soon as the loss was discovered. His recorC
is not good.
DESTRUCTION; IN THE BRITISH PROVINCES.
LONDON, Jan. s.
The rains and fl pods in Great Britain are
on the increase. The damages in the prov
inces are immense.
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organs.

We now have on Land a large and OK
cecdingly iluc assortment of Organs.
Many # the styles which we have selected
e'peciilly Tor the holiday trade are new
aud very tasty, and would be an ornament
to any room, We have the Geo. ge Woods,
and the Mason & Hamlin Organs, both
of which are too well known 10 need any
words Of praise from w. We offer them
during the holidays for very low figures,
and ON exceedingly easy terms; give Us a
call,
MCCLURE ~ HALL,
d&w No. 5s West street. Rutland. VT.
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orty-Fourth Congress.
SENATE.

Es'A
WAsHINGToN, Jan. s.
Mr., Sherman presenttd a petition of
prominent business men in Cincinnati OF
tO'h parties, asking an amicable settlement
of the presidential contest. Referred.
The chairman presented a communion
ilon from the secretary of the treasury ak
ing an additional appropriation of $50 900.
for the payment of temporary clerks. Re-
fcrrcd.
Mr.. ConhljnG presented various petitions
of citizens Of New York asking that aGdi-
tjonll ~ilterest be paid upon certain claims
all iwtd under tie Geneva award. Re-
ferrcd.
MIR. Wallece spoke at length in regard to
the power Of congress in counting the cleo
toral vote, claiming that, as he read the
law, that the president of the senate is not
the presiding officer of tho joint meeting,
the senat being thtrs as a senate, IL
house there as q house, equal in dignity. In
concluding lie criticl'ed he action of the
Louisi ana returning board.
Mr.. Sherman gave notice that he would
take up the case of LOUISIANA tomorrow
| end show the condition of aT4ira ia thai
state.
The resolutions of Mr. Wallace were laid
| over ualil tomorrow AID the senate ad-
jouined.
HOUSE.
The bill offered by Mr.. Chittenden Of
New York for paying the legal tender debt
in harmony wi Ii justice and the pledged
faith Of the government, is the same bill
he tried to introduce before the holidays.
Bills introduced and referred To ex-
tend for two years the southern claims
commission for free coinage of silver dol
lars aud making the same legal tender to
authorize and equip an Arctic expedition
and establish a temporary colony for the
exploration purposes on or rear Lady
Franklin's bay with an appropriation OF
$50, 900 for the further redemption of L.
g4l tender notes, TO utilize the product OF
gold and silver IN mes and authorize a pro
per circulation convertible into gold an0
silver to provide for counting the presl-
DENTAL electoral votes.
Mr.. Harris reported a bill to appropriate
"waiting ORDERS pay to naval Officer
whose pay was affected by general ordtI
No. PIG ald to repeal section l442 of thu
revised statues referred to committee Of
lbc whole.
Mr.. KassOn offered a resolution IN
structing the select committee on privileges
in regard to counting the electoial votes, "a
inquire whether any electoral e, wtrt
cast by persons l~aborirg undcr political
disabilities, and if so, whist action should
be AIKEN thereon adopted.
Tue resolution offered by Mr.. Mills De-
nouncing a lawles' invasion by armed
force of the soil of any state or territory ,pt
matter under what preteXt, ard as amc nj
the grsvest OF crimes, was lost for want Of
q two-thirds maj rity. Adjourn d.
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The HOLIDAYS This Year.

Soma pains,aking chap has ascertained
that the holidays for 1877 occur on Gays of
the week as follows; WashinGton's birth
DAY, Thursday. March 4th, Sunday; April
st, Sund&y; May 1st, Tuesday; Decora-
lion day, May Both, Wednesday; July 4th,
Wednesday; election day, November Gth;
Tuesday; New Year, 1873,
tr,.,Jov
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HURRICANE AND FIRE.
LONDON. Jan

LONDON, Jan 3.
A correspondent of the Times at Msdrid
wires January 81: In Guipu2coa and the
.neighborlng provinces II hurricane has rig
ed with terrific violc zee. The railway
station store at Irun and five miles o
goods on the mountains are burning, ant
whole herds of cattle and ertire hamlet
ave been destroyed. The military of th'
PROVINCES is &c lively engaged in arrtstinl
he conf iprAtion.
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j. tstcy & Co. have made and sold near
ly 10000 Cottage Organs in The last four
years. Another maker boasts of having
made 5000 in the last thirty years.
Which shows tle greatest present popular
ity? Es'cy Organs Tor the cen cnnial year
are all new styles, and new prices, and the
best OF terms. Address
GEoRGE Q DAY,
d&dtf Rutland, Vt.
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Gale.

A severe gale visitel Eaet Dorset on
Saturday night, partially unrooang the
marble mill OF D. L. Keat IS Co. The
roof VAS Of tin, aud it will take some days
to make the repairs.
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Talk about getting cheap suits, Noyak &
MurPhy's ia the place to get them, not
only tie cheapest, but the best. Call and
see for yoursr!f, Morse's block, up stairs,
Center street,
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nemn,son,. patent, shipping rags.

over 200 m Hons have teen used within tn
past ten ear without COmplaiuv OF loss by Ia
becoming detached. Al tNptess COM anle
isc III N. sOll By Prin crs and s~tatiJner
every Where.
GLOBE PAPER co rutland,
d&w VINO CSlie Agents.
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LOCAL MENTION
1909
Isndid sleighing.

sndid s~leighing,
aus is now the morning star.
. tax CATERER is abroad now.
Ellington is to have another series Of
t%ctures.
lew coal combination is talked of as
g the possibilities.
lie country roads are badly blockGded
yesterdrday's storm.
elned petroleum 10 said to be q great
ulator of the growth of the hair.
stronomcrs report an unusually large
On the face of the sun, just now.
ev. DR.. Walker of Wallingford is rap
4 improving from his recent bad attack.
I. W. Hobart, general superintendent of
Central Vermont, was in town last
ping.
he time has come when many pray for
poor and then sit down and cat a nice
It turkey.
ook sharp Tor counterfeit nall dollars.
y are lighter than the genuine coiu and
9 a greasy feel.
ihe next is St. Valentines day, Feb. II,
n 1t Will be decided Who Is president OF
Ise Uni cd States.
rhe train from the north was about an
II and half late last eycHlug having
n delayed by the trains W.
t'he grand lodge Of Coed Templars
ens at Bennington to-day. y large num-
OF delegates passed through town yes
day'
pa Wcatherwise thinks We arc expert
icing the hardest of the winter and ad-
PES peoll5 10 lay ID their sI"fo q ice
ithout delay
Read new advertisement of the Boston
nety-nine cent store. They are in le-
lpt Il alarge I'D OF staple goods suit
Die ioi all times
Those compounds dealt out at church
IT, composed of about two oysters TO q
lart of warm water, are no longer called
'ster Slows ont aquarl"'
Regular encampment Of Roberts post
o, IA, department of Vermont grand
my of the republic, this evening, at the
id Fellows hall, at Z o'clock.
Conductor John ]. Paris went on duty
9sterday, taking his regular train, which
ayes for Bennington at eleven q. M, and
turning on the sleeping train.
An Italian physician thinks he has dis
,yered a sure cure for dipthcria in chloral
d glycerine applied locally, aud chlora,e
potash administered iuterr ally.
Tho Scientific Amercan gives his good
Ivica "To never 20 into vo1r harm with
uncovered roht. md never act vour Ian.
IN on the harm fllor. hut hang il up."
ool;or ooo If
Observation-Disclosures arai,s+ tho eco e
roaonanan tha nram;ra, insrrod do
,;on ha. 10. hoon rorao-od in = case like
..i. oourerr
,,..n
-" T
HiN
&c hlnnEOhpn nv SNOW nI EfNRTAl nIlIl9.
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Stats Teachers Association.

The twouty-scvcnth aunraj cetin{ of
be held al Bennington on Thursday ard
Friday, February l and 2. 1877. The fol-
lowing is the
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There are many chances to be deceived
and many chances to make good bargains.
The preseat dull state Of aft ,irs will ON
mead all to search for good bargains, and
t. look well before making their purchases.
At the Rutland County Drug Store of
Morse Bros, opposite the depot, Pure
Drug', Medicines, Patent Medicines, Fan
cy Goods, Trusscs and Shoulder Braces,
etc, e c., are selling a. reduced prices,
(panic prioes). Pure Cream Tartar, Bi
Carbonate of soda, Genuine Virgin Salad Oil
French Salad Dressing, Pure Flavoring Ex-
tracts, our manufacture. Prescriptions
"A specially, at all hours, prepared by expe-
ritncod pharmacist. Imported cigars, di.
rect from Ackcr, Merrill & Condit, aud
Parks u TIltord. hemcnber that We have
a complc c stock which must be sold, and
we are helc to Plta,e al who may favor us
with Il Ctll.
hoRsE Bros, Druggists.
dHw Opposite Depo', Rutland, Vt.
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Ladies', if you want first quality hair and
reliable work, and your stamping done on
nav patterns and rev designs, 20 to Mrs.
G.. r. Loop. %! Center street, up stairs.
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Local Weather Report,

+ weather report kept at A. w. Zig
Prug store indicated the following
k%rature yesterday; z a. m. 80 above;
b. 33a above 10 p. m. 20 above.