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The New York herald., 1877-02-02
DOCK LABORERS' STRIKE.

PARADE or THE UNEMPLoYED IN BROOKLYN
ASSAULT ON AMATEUR GRAIN sHovsLLERs
Thecxc,,emeut continued among tho grain shovellers
along tho Brooklyn shore yesterday. Two hundred
policemen assigned TO duty IN the vicinity Of the
Pacific Mills, the Union Mills foot Of SedGwck street;
Harbecks stores, near the Wall street ferry and the
Empire stores, Nam street The total number OF men
on strike about 1000 About half past O'Clock
800 OF them, who refused to work for twcnty
hour. congrcgatcd on Van Brunt street, the
vicinity of Sackett, aud formed column OF four deep
They wcrc Joined by itinerant ssrollng band, and
tho order Forward" "harchl" was given.
The route Columbia street 10 Atlantic,
and thence to Furman street As the strikers moved
along they called out 10 groups OF men and ooys who
lined the dewaks "Fai In fall mi" and thcir
cruits were SO numerous that the column. when It
reached the Empire stores, the Catharne terry,
down tho DOCKS but they had not boon there many
minutes when Captain Leavey's officers dispersed
them.
xEw HANDS ATTACKED AND BEATEN
The most exciting episode OF tho day occurred at the
Atlantic Docks, a. tho warehouse OF Woodruff "
Mclean sh.rty before threo O'Clock In the afternoon
The wages wore reduced a. that place. aud werc
taken New York and SGT TO work at twenty
hour. The grain shovelicrs on strike sent one OF
their number round to tho wharf and tho fellow IN
observed by the policeman who was stationed by,
slipped into the warehouse Tho emissary OF tho
BUILDING and admitting twenty live OF hts companions.
Tho latter, armed with stones and shoves, made their
the second ana thrd stories. where nve OF tho
Lahore ers who had taken their places work. and
a brutal assault made upon them.
II Is be Tho intention OF the grain warehouse
employers unite IN the movement to reduce the pay
IRON twenty-five cents 10 twenty which inaug-
uratcd on Monday last by the Mossrs Hazieton
Brothers who are the extensive oil grain
IN Brooklyn. The outlook Is not cheering for the
strikers aud settlement OF thc present difficulty ap-
pears remote The workmen IN the sugar house the
foot of Joralenon struck yesterday refusing
work the reduced wages They have been receiving
81 week. and II was proposed ~ reduce them twenty
The New York herald., 1877-02-02
EDWARD DYAS.

Mr.. Edward Dyas the iatner Of Miss Ada Dyas,
died at hts residence No. West Fourteenth street.
on Wednesday evening last Tho deceased was born
at Manchester, England, in 1915. and was origin
ally engaged as skilfui engravcr Of silver, in
association with Mr.. wh!tehousc, we'll known
as the designer Of the Bryant vase. He was
obliged to relinquish this employment owing TO bis
failing eyesicht, and then upon the stage be-
ginning mis- trst q successful actor In tho
theatres Mr. Dyas has played with most Of the celc-
brated actors Of his nc and was specially associated
with Macready IN London. He acted also
with George Belmore the "Fiying Scud "
with marked popular appreciation. For
long time he wns engaged IN Mario
Witon's company, at tho Princess Of Wales Theatre.
during their successful engagements In London. Hc
OF tho directors OF the Dramatic Fund and
member OF the JUNIOR Garrick and Savage clubs.
Shortly after the death Of his wife he accompanied his
daughter IN this country where he resided until his
death. Although oitcn offered engagements on most
favorable by the managers OF prominent theatres
IN this country no uniformly declined them, only
conscnting to appear a few times the occasion OF
benefits when he generously offered his services His
most marked success has been In the character OF
sir Peter reazle which has assumed both In this
country und IN England. He was member OF the
Lotus Club In this city, which has passed resolutions
Of regret aud coincidence In special mcctpg held
last evening. committee Of gentlemen from tho
club will attend his funeral
The New York herald., 1877-02-02
DUNCAN, SHERMAN 4 co.

The investigation into the affairs of Duncan, shcr-
man Co. was to have been resumed yesterday before
Register Kechum but II was found necessary 10 have
further adjournment. The cause appears be gen.
eral unrcadiness Dir. Duncan was stated TO be In
Mobile, and other parties interested also absent
Under tho circumstances tho inquiry postponed
until tomorrow AZ three O'Clock.
The New York herald., 1877-02-02
HERMAN HoEprNER, JOURNALIST.

Mr.. Herman Hocpfrcr, for the past four years city
editor OF the New York Stats Zetng died yesterday
afternoon after weeks Illness at hts residence
No. 232 East Thirteenth street. Hdcas IN his thirty
sixth year. and formerly OF the editors Of tho
Baltimore German Correspondent. lie leaves a wife
and children mourn his loss. Mr.. Hocpfner was
acourteous scholarly ana kindly gentleman, and had
endcared himself 10 all who knew him by his amiabis
qualities OF mind and heart His funcrai will take
place Saturday next, at one y. ~, from his late
residence In East Thirteenth street.
The New York herald., 1877-02-02
OBITUARY.
eoBERT siLyEY.

The San Francisco mail OF January o5 brings intel.
ligcncc OF the death in that city OF Robert Silvey
formerly marine reporter OF the Merchants Exchange
Association OF San Francisco Tho deceased graduated
In hts profession In the NEw YonK HERALD establish
ment, being one OF our nrst ship news reporters. He
went 10 California many years since and pursued tho
same calling. He was much respected for his intcg.
rty and faithful performance of duty.
The New York herald., 1877-02-02
HARLEM RIVER OPENING.

The Executive Committee of the promoters of tho
Harlem River opening project held meeting ycster-
day. detailed map OF tho proposed channel, drawn
expressly for the committee by General Newton was
presented. was also estimate OF the expense
Tho committee have decided to present the meinorn,
TO Congress, which has already been Published in the
HERALD.
Tho memorial already received 400 or 500 sigma
turcs among which those OF some Of tho leading
merchants and bankers In this city.
The New York herald., 1877-02-02
PROFESSOR ENos STEVENS.

Professor Enos Stevens died at tho family homo.
stead at Barnet VT, on Wednesday, OF heart disease
He brother of Mr. Henry Stevens, F. II. s., and
Mr. B. T. stevens, the United states despatch agent at
London, and OF Mr. Simon stevens, OF New York
Professor stevens was cultured farmer and strong
writer agricultural subjects. HIS Aiderpey stoc
took the n's premium as the Vermont State agricui
tura fairs several times.
The New York herald., 1877-02-02
Diaz Engaged in Reorganiz-
ing His Army.
MASTER OF THE WHOLE COUNTRY.
General Quiroga Shot -Oonfrma-
tion of the Report.
RELEASE OF FOREIGN PRISONERS.
Flight Of Lerdo's Partisans--The
Conservatives Neutral.
[DY TELEGRAPH TO THE HzRA1p.1

[DY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
MEXICO, Jan. 21, 1877.
General Diaz is still at Guadalajara engaged In
rcorganizing his army, which, having been hastily
collected, naturally lacks many OF the character
tstics Of regular iorce. General Trevino Is IN
San Luis Potosi.
GENERAL oUrsoaA SHOT.
The statement that General Quiroga has been
shot, which was denied by the partisans of Diaz,
Is confirmed. Quiroga was prominent supporter
Of Macmillan and more recently Of Lcrdo.
FOREIGN PRISONERS RELEASED.
Diaz has given orders 70 Canales, the Governor Of
Tamaulipas to release from prison o number OF
Spaniards, who had been arbitrarily arrested for
refusing to pay contributions to the revolutionary
government Similar action has been taken at
Matamoros, Monterey and other places in tho case
OF foreigners imprisoned for similar reasons.
DIAz MASTER OF THE WHOLE COUNTRY.
The main support OF lgcsias, General Antillon,
Is here prisoner, within the limits Of the city.
There is no organized army in the field against
Diaz. and he is complete master Of the whole
country.
LERDo's rARTIsANs PLYING.
Armed resistance to Diaz Is considered at an end
for the present Many adherents OF President
Lerdo continue to leave the country, fearing out
RACES will be perpetrated upon them.
LERDo LEAVES MEXICO
Ex-Presdent Lerdo has sailed from slhuata nijo
for either Panama or San Francisco, and, as his
party is completely broken, 1t IL not likely that he
will soon return
ATTITUDE OF THE CHURCH PARTY.
The Church party tacitly countenances Diaz, but
Is really working to place conservatives in power.
A general opinion prevails that the Daz govern
ment will be OF short duration.
DEATH OF THE SPANISH MINISTER'S WIFE.
The wife Of sehor Murriago the Spanish Minister,
died In this city to-day.
The New York herald., 1877-02-02

JAMAICA'S TERRIBLE RESOLVE.

Tho town Of Jsmaica threatens TO seccdo from
Queens county II tho county Is divided bill now
before tho Legislature proposes TO divide it Tho par
ties favor tho division Of the county say they
don't want Jamaica, and shoe 20 II she wants 10.
The New York herald., 1877-02-02
TUE NEW YORK HERALD ALMANAC

REGISTER FOH 1877
This In vnu able Almanac will he ready early February.
The immense Importance Of work recognized authentic
presenting In It's the official the Presidency
In all tho states rendered absolutely necessary delay
is publication In order u tho fullest and latest
The coming Issue will special feature tho
full toxt ot the
ELECTORAL BILL.
ITO provide for and regulate tho counting of the Zoe
President aud Vice President. tho
ing March T. 1877 the vote thereon itr through
the senate ana House OF Representatives,
TIE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE
approving the bill the names OF Senator's Representatives
aud Judges OF the supreme Court composing tue Hire
Court OF Arbratou with tue final result Of the and
tue action OF Congress rcon Besdcs this special fca.
HERALD ALMANAC FOR 1877,
Its pages epste with uabc tables and Stssss-
cal tlns financr. with Daily Quotations Tor Gold hr
1875 OF Government BONDS Of issues; Rates or
Conos Knroai shares aud stock American securities on
tho Loudon market, Bank OF England Rate oil Discount;
Customs Rcturns. &c
TiIE HERALD ALMANAC FOR 1877
will contain corrected oncial Returns 81 tho PRESIDENTIAL
Vote of Territory the tnion corrected
Score Of the Cccdmoor and Centennial Rife
Matches full Lists OF senators aud Mcnbcrs OF we Forty
dreksc &C. American Ministers aud Consuls abroad For
eigu Legations IN the United States All tho interesting
sp~ciaties that makes tho HERALD ALTMAN AC so vnIn
able As a work continued and ampiihcd;
Tho Mariners Guide Missing Heirs. with names and sd
dresses: Cronoogcs Astronomical and kndrcd tables;
the suns Drcinaton ana Equation ot Itnc tide Tables:
Night Atlantic Stcamships Lille savings stations.
with Lists Of Goverent DEPARTMENTS Army aud
Navy Returns with valuable miscellaneous contents
TIIE NEW YORK HERALD ALMANAC.
Price mailed to all parts " the United etasee
free sold By all sauuncr- and nawsdealerA Addroo
HBKAf.D ALMANAC. Neg Ysrk nv.
The New York herald., 1877-02-02
HOTEL ARRIVALS,

John N. Francis, Of Troy, is at tho St James
Daniel Magone, chairman OF tho Now York Democratic
State Committee, and Captain Edmund Molyncux. Of
tho British Army, arc at the Everett william Stick.
ney the United States Indian Comm ssion at the
Fifth Avenue. Rev. Or. Wood, of Pit,sheld Mass, IL
at tho Westminster.
The New York herald., 1877-02-02
L'AMERIQUE.
TESTIMONIAL TO SUPERINTENDENT HAvxSs BIZ
THE OFFICIALS OF THE STEAMER.

THE 0f1ICIAIS OF THE STEAXER
TRENTON, Feb. l, 1877.
Mr.. John q. ". Ravens, superintendent OF Lie Saw
ing Stations, Fourth district New Jersey, was tho
recipient day or two ago, OF valuable testimonial
for bis isithfulness and activity public Official
The captain and master OF the French steamship
LAmeriquc and tho agent In New York OF tho French
line OF steamships sent Mr. Havens letters warmly
thanking him and the men under his charge for the
ccient and timely aid rendered to the passengers
that Inflated vessel at the time OF the wreck.
check Tor $50 received by Mr.. Havens from the
captain small token OF appreciation hist OF the
SURVIVORS Of she wreck neatly written IN the French
language, was also presented 10 Mr. Havcns at his
Office in Bricksburg, N. J.
The New York herald., 1877-02-02
CoUNTERFE1TERs ARRESTED.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. /, Is

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. !, 1877.
Francisco Ponto and wife, Martin J. Scotti, Virgil
Gorxan and Salvador Albcrnini arrested by Treas
ury Detective Steele to-day, charged with making and
Issuing counterfeit nickes large quantity Of coun-
tericit nickes, dies, &c, wcre captured.
The New York herald., 1877-02-02
SPITZ DOGS.
New YoRx, Feb. 1, 1877.

New Yonx, Feb. 1, 1877.
To THE EDrrcR OF HERALD
Would II not DO we'll for the citizens Of this city and
those OF Brooklyn II law should be passed prohibit
Ing persons from keeping Spnz dogs! No one would
think OF having pet ratuesnako to around
hts house at WILL and yet Sptz dog Is dangerous
sny reptile know OF. II you Will be kind enough
to give space to ths article IN your valuable paper
will ObliCe LEO,
The New York herald., 1877-02-02
ANOTHER sp1rz BITING CASE.

About two weeks ago Marks Cohen, employed
messenger in the Evening Post Office bitten the
hand by pet Spiz dog When he arrived home he
informed hts mothcr Of the occurrence, who immedi-
atcy applied somc caustic TO the wound. Yesterday
morning. whom he abont 10 leave the house 10 20
work the injured ngcr caused him such pain that his
mother sent for physciap. When by the doctor
last evening he was suffering intensely from pain and
barked frequently like dog and at intervals he
irothed Al tho mouth. =.
The New York herald., 1877-02-02
BURIED ALIVE.

While cleaning well fortynve feet deep, jeremiah
valen tines farm, Jamaica road, L. L. yesterday after.
noon, John Slc,dcr buried avc The sides Of the
we'll cayed in and II was Impossible to rescue him.
The New York herald., 1877-02-02
GENERAL WASHINGTON DESPATCH.
WASHINGTON, Feb. l, 1874

T.,
Mr.. STEPHENS CONDITION IMPROVING.
Hon. Alexander II. stephens condition continues to
improve Al no time have his physicians despaired Of
his recovery. His disease not pulmonary, but pncu-
monic and ncurAlgc.
The New York herald., 1877-02-02
F.. G. ROUSE.

Mr. r. c. Rouse, President OF tho Sun Insurance
Company and prominent citizen OF Cleveland Ohio
died yesterday morning at hts residence in that city,
The New York herald., 1877-02-02

Average Temperature ycstcTuuy 43t
Average temperature Tor corresponding date last
year .-.."-......."....... s7>
The New York herald., 1877-02-02
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

Tho following record will show tho changes in the
temperature for the past twenty tour hours in compar.
ison tho corresponding datc OF last year. as ind-
Gated by the thermometer at Hudnurs pharmacy.
The New York herald., 1877-02-02
A.-BENNETr A. BUILDING.

A.-BENNErr BUILDING.
FTREPROOF
LOCATED OK NASSAU, ANN AND FULTON srS.
HANDSOME AND WELL HEATED OFFICES
TO LET ON VERY REASONABLE TERMS,
SUITABLE FOR
LAWYERS BANKERS AND INSURANCE OFTICES
APPLY ON THE PREMISES
The New York herald., 1877-02-02

THERE IS A MEANS OF ERADICATING LOCAL +
discnse skin that be relied Sus
Soar. HsLL's HAA WHisKzR Dxx black "
brown soc.
The New York herald., 1877-02-02

A.-wHErHER THE HAIR BE GRAY OR DECAY
ing HAIR BAsAN restores the color lits.
Don't neglect your hair
BUMGARDNER's OLD VIRGINIA MOUNTAIN RYE
wnsKKy Qs53 finest In the United stateA H. b. KIRK
4 CO.. 80 fulton st. and 10 broadway.
BEST PLACE IN NEW YORK TO BUY BOOTS.
MILLER 4 CO., Union square
HAIR DYE.-BATCHEIOR's. BEST IN THE
world. Sold and applied at wis Factory. l6 Bond st
PoMEROY's TRUsSEs ARE BY FAR THE BEST
=" roaER0Y TRUSS COMPANY. 74s Brosdway.
SODA WATER APPARATUS FOR MAKING ALL
JOIN MATTHEWS. LIST nv. and 10Th st.. city
WIGS, TOUPEHS.-G. RAUCHFUSS, PRACTr,
cal wigmaker, swIrcnrs cuRLs IsvrsrsLS BASpRAux ~
kast i2th a.. near broadway.
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
4 TfkACT1vE NEW BOOKS.
oFyENBAcH IN AMERICA
translation OF Orenbach's spicy book juss -
Paris From carly sheets.
ANNALS or A BABY.
,lo books or the year Telling how tho Baby was nsmed
how nursrd; how II became tyrAnt, ~
gos out ofjoint Price. 30 cents.
srtRrruALrsrs AND DETECTIVES.
srsns sso, rs~ o. .n
"Expressmen and Dctcctives.' &c. Pricc. 81 so
RECORD OF THE YEAR-FEBRUARy
Tho February number this valuable monthly mag
syine with spc.did new steel portrait Of Hon Hamiton
Price. 10 cents
An DER true taie-a new novel by q. W. Owen. Ele.
sansiy printed aud bound Price, 81 80.
G. w. CARLETON 4 co. Publishers
Madison square, New York
NONTsTIUTIoNAL DISEASES FROM BLOOD POf
Osous pollution tant absorption disease
upon In Df. liEATIi'S book free.
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BUMGARDNER'S OLD VIRGINIA MOUNTAIN RYE
wmsKKv Qs53 finest In the United statcA IL. b. KIRK
CO.. 80 fulton st. and 10 Broadway.
BEST PLACE IN NEW YORK TO BUY BOOTS,
The New York herald., 1877-02-02
PIPER HEIDSfECKs
For sale evcrywhsrA

A.-wHErHER THE HAIR BE GRAY OR DECAY.
ting PAnxER's HAIR BALsAN restores the color lite.
Il,,n,t neylect your hair.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-03-13

A XTuOXY J. BLEECKER, AUCTIONEER
"a Partition sale
~ two tIouses anil Los Nos 13 As Wooster
jroonc st. and No. I'll 5th st. 3D. under r. I.
zrcs rsercc, Friday March ~ a. u o'clock. 81 the
Kxchnnuo S.ly. loom, No. III broadway.
4. j., Bi4EECkEn = soS, Auetioncers.
No 160 broadway
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DICHARD WALTERS SONS AUCTiONEERs. MAR
llshais SALE viii sell this day at IL o'clock NJ saesroom
"a Esst Brosdwsy. ] rotary Engine, Lathe, copper
Boiler. BE. DANIEL 0'BRIEN. MArshsi.
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DAwNBRUKERs sALE.-WArCtiESA AND JEwELRY.
H. FIELD General Auctioueer. sniesroon No 81
Bowery will sell this day at IL o'clock, 100 Lots Gold AID
Silver Watches. Diamond and Gold Jewery Pins Rings.
one very line French Clock with Bronze Vase together
with Opera Glasses. Silver and ratcdware Musical and
Mathematical Instruments, Guns Pistols, Cutlery, &C., &c
by order X simpson h Co.. 1870 Bowcry.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-03-13

a THE xEssRs. LEAvIrr. AUcrIoNEERs.
"Fill your houss with beautiful things"
s.Thsy elevate tho mind and cultivate thu taste"
"A nevsr-aiiing Of pleasure 70 yourself and
friends"
Now ON exhibition 1t Clinton Hall until time Of sale,
WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY. FRIDAY and SATURDAY
AFTERNOONS. st ? o'clock each day.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-07-14
sCHEN, KS SEA WEED ToNIC.

In the atmosphere experienced here during
the summer months, the lrgarthy produced by
the heat takes away the desire for w-oles me
food, and frequent perspiration1 reducr bodily
energy, particularly those sufferiug from the
efrec's OF debi itating dis rs g. In order TO
keep a natural healthful activity OF the system
we must resort TO artificial meanA. For this
purpose schenck's Sea Weed Tonic is very
eff ctual A few doses will create an appetite
aud give fresh vlgor To the enervated body.
tor dyspepsia, IL is Invaluable. NJ Wy EN- nent
physcians have doubted whether dy p psia
can be perman' nifty cured by the druss which
are generally employed FOR that urpose. Tue
sea weed Tonic In It's ma ure is totally din 81
ent from such drugs. IL contains no corrosive
minerals or aci1s; in fact 1t assists the regular
operations Of nature, and supp les her uefici-
ences. The tonic 10 It's 30 much resembles The
gastric juice tnat IL IN almost Identical With
That fluid. The gastric juice Il the natural SOL
vent which. in a healthy condition Of the DO y,
causes the food TO be digest d ant when this
Juice Is not exrroted In sum lent quantities,
ind gestion, with all It's dist essiug sympto 2,
follows. The sea Weed Tonic performs the
duty OF the gastric Juice when the latt ia de-
fcient echenck's Sea Weed ronic so d by all
druggists Jyid&wlm
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WISHING.

WISHING.
BY JOHN @. SAKE.
OF all amusemen's for the " ind
From logic down TO flshin =,
There Il not one that NOucan find
no very CHI ap as "wlshing;"
A very choice diversion, TOO,
lfyJu but ghtly USE II,
AMI not. ~ We are up to do.
Pervert IL and abuse 1t.
wish-a CONF on wish indeed
MY purse was some thing fatter;
That might cheer the chi d VI need,
and not my pride to Halter
That might m IKE op ression reel
AS gold can on'y m1kett,
And b tax the tyrants rod OF steel
AS gJld can only break 1t.
ILL.,
wish-that sympathy and love,
And ever, human pas ion
That has its origin ABOVE,
W"uld me aud keep In fashion:
That SEQ n and Jeal usy and hate,
And every base emotion,
Were buried fl ty fathom deep
Beheath the waves OF ocean.
Iwish-that friends were always true,
Aud motives al~ ays pure;
/ wish the good were not 20 few,
wish the bad wrr' fewer.
l with hat p.rSnns ne'er forgot
To h e d the r phru, tsach ng;
Iwlsh that prac Ing was not
DO different Il ON preaching.
V.
wish-that IT Oldest worth might be
Appraised It'll truth and andor;
ism that innOc ms wire free
FiOm irpachery and Sian err;
wish that men theirv ws would mind,
That women nc'er were rove,s;
| wish that wives were nlwaS Kind,
And husbands Away lovers.
wish-in flne-that Joy and mirth,
AMI every good cal,
May me ERE while throughout the eartl
20 be a glorious real;
TT lG d sh II every or allure bless
With HIS supremest Dressing,
AMI nJIe be lost 10 PIP tsS,
And wish ng be possessing.
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Arrival and Departure Of Trains.
rRAIHs ARRIVE At RUT, AND.
From Believe Falls, t9.2O n. IN 40 and goo
p m.
Burlington, al 10 am, 400, 1870 aud s.4S
y. IN.
Ticonderoga, 'ii.05 a. M. via G. v. II. X.
1900 m. ana 9:lb p H., via X d X.
Bennington, Us and NAB a. IN 4:4o and
$3.50 p. m. ON sunday morning eight
express arrives AZ 1920 a IN
SaratOga 't9.0O ~, rs. S5 a q 9l6 p m
Salem, ~ 90 m, t9B ana g tOp. IN.
TRAINS LsAvB RUTLAND.
For Bellows FANS 900 aud 'i2.Jo M, and t4.oO
+. m.
BillOgton, 8 90 and II 90 a. m, '2O5. 1910
45Up N. Ou sunday moi ming nth MT ex'
press leaves ~ ll:t5 m.
Tlconder g $50 p IN, via G. X. IT, CLIO
am aud 40 l. IN VIA X & y X X.
Bennington, $50 and 1l.i5 a. m, 1910 and
As y. m.
SARATOGA. b.i5 and 20 a. m and = 90 p. m.
Salem, 0 As a, IN, 'L2e aud t5.4o &. IN.
Mail train tMiScd.
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COLLINS vOLTAIC PLASTER,

for local pains, lameness, soreness, weakness,
nu'nonrss, and Ind mnution or the lungs, liver
kidneys, spleen, loves bladder, heart, ana
n.u CTS is equal To an army OF dUct RS md
&C es OF plants and shrubs. " Instantly ban
i>h-s .al and 20 enc 8, gives lie aud vlg) 10
tie Weakened am ptral zed muscles aud limb ,
in he above ailments very oJuer externa az
pl cation, such as salves, o nfmeDts, lotiOu5,
aud li.lmenJs, will at once Ue disc rded. Even
cular ufrectiU as, thus plaster. by rally Ing the
nerv' US forces, b rs ffected cures when Every
otner knOn n rem dy has fd ed.
$50 d BY all druggists Price % cents. Sent
siynail on r. ceipt OF IS Genus fUr one, 81 rs Tor
aA r k2.f5 fUI tweIv carefully wra ped and
80 lei bv WEEKS & POfrEk, ''ropIit-
Soi'' DNton, Mass. Junel9d&wlm
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How it IL Done.

The first object in life with the Amsri-
can people is 10 "get Iich"i the second,
how 10 regain gooi health. The first can
be obtained by energy, honesty and saw
ing; the second, GOOD health,) by using
GREENS AUGUST FLOWER. Should you be
respondent sufferer from any of the eff
fects of dyspepsia, liver complaint, indi-
gestion, etc, such as sick headache, palpi-
tation Of the heart, sour stomach, habitusl
coslivenpss. dizziness of the head, nervous
prostration. low spirits. ETC., you need not
suffer another day. Two doses of AUGUST
FLOWER will relieve you at once. Sample
bottles 10 cents. Regular size rs cents.
Positively sold by all tirst-cless druggists
in the United States. For sale IN Rutland
by Albert W. Higgins also Rice & Co.,
Castleton, and L. Relt rs, Fsirhaven.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-07-14
Chr Rutlaud daily GlObs.
SATURDAY. JULY IA 1877
Western Un on Telegraph Office.

ONCE Ia south end Of pAsse ger depot, on
Mercnanps row up n on sunday from 700 10
10. o a. m, and 500 to 0 0V p. m, and from on
p. m, open nj {ht ana day throughout the week