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WISTAR'S BhLSlu
OF
WILD CHERRY,

FROM Hon. RUEUs K. GooDENow, OF NAME.
"a have tried wiSrARS BALSAN OT WILD
CHERRY Tor an exceedingly troublesome cough.
The effect was all that could be desired. The use
OF less than bottle relieved me entirely
Among great varieties of medicines which have
used, have found aoBc equal to 'WIsrsR's' us
curst properties In cases Of cough ! regard e.
linz Il.
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WISTAR'S BAlSlm
OF
WILD CHERRY.

From y. T. DUMMY, A. NJ, PRINCIPAL os THE
"Nsw IPSWICH q. HI APPLETON ACADEsr."
For more than fifteen years | have used DR..
WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY fur
Coughs. Colds. and Sore rhrozt. to which L. in
CONNIE with the rest OF mani KIND am suhIeot
and Il glves pleas sure TO say that consider il
M YrTr hat emedY with which am snnu ain Lad
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WISTAR'S BAlSlM
OF
WILD CHERRY.

FROM A. DUSkLEE, ESQ. Postmaster ar
VAST BRArrLkBoRo'. VT.
II am subject to sudden colds followed by hard
coughs, for which use the BALSAM, and dnd it
the best remedy Tor a cough or q sore tbrost that
ever was acquainted With. Ny family also
rs much In favor Of it myself In tact ye
always have it In the house. and would .oos
think OF doing without hour as your excellent
BAISAM or WILD CHERRY
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THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 20. 1877.


omciRI Returus FROM all but Fourteen Towns.
AUGUSTA. Sept l.. Official returns Of
the recent State election have been com
piled at the )flce Of the kennebec Journal
from all the cities, towns and plantations
In the State, with the exception Of II small
places. These returns give Selden Connor;
Republican. SO Cos Joseph II. Williams,
Democrat Al ,S35; II. c. Munson. Green
back. 5lSS; Scattering, 563; Connor's ma
Jority over Williams. II $50. or nearly H.
900 In round numbers. The aggregate
vote thrown, was l0l. AL, being the largest
aggregate vote in any year, excepting
Presidential election, since 1850, when the
Republican party came into power.
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The American rifemen have beaten
the champion rinemen of the United King
dom by decisive score and now claim TO
be champions of the world as marksmen.
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In the matter OF Albert ii, Norris. Bankrupt.
NOTICE Is hereby gwen that the third gsnsra
~ meeting OF the Creditors of said Bsakrnpt
will be held 81 the Custom House In Ellsvurts ~
1871. at ten O'Clock A. ~. before Hon Rexi.tey
hamiin one OF the Registers Ia Bankrupfey 10
SAID District tor The purposes named in tho
y-eignth section Of the BANKRUPT act of March
"a. 10. AS reenAeted In the Revised statute. Oh
me United states, with Bankruptcy
ANDREW p. WISWELL. Assixnee.
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Notice..

t AAen brothers, being about to close up their
business, notify ALI persons that II IA nnps.ihis
" sise any more credit, and would say 10 those
inueoeed 70 call aud settle At once. as we dc not
-.an W put you 10 any cost, and all accounts
must ue settled Remember this all who have ac-
counts with this hrtn not settled, from one month
time up to seventeen years.
Ellsworth, sept. IL, 1877.
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Farm for. sale.

In North Lamoine. containing eight &C res, Iarcc
acres OF which 10 moving. and The rest pasture
land. good one and . half story dwelling house,
lsx72, ard barn In good repair. are on The prem
ises. Persons Wishing q good bargain, are In =.
vitel to call and examine tie premises. and for
terms inquire OF
WIN. II. YOUNG.
No. Lamoipe, Sept. 10, 1877. swyI'
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History and Peace were cast at Cox & Sons,
in London; and the bas-relisfs were cast at
Chicopee. The total height OF the monument
l. about q5 feet.
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-fhe Poll Tax Amendment is defeated
by Yeas 2O,370 to Nays 25.063. The Mu-
nicipal Loan Amendment is carried 10000
to 5000.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-09-20

The Mayor Of Belfast, Me-, has order
ed the city marshal not to allow peddlers
of any description to sell their wares upon
the streets.
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The students connected with the Maine
State Agricultural College will 20 into
camp at Alfred 10 October, tor the purpose
Of being 10 attendance 1t the meetings Of
the State Board Of Agriculture.
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WISTAA'S RlL
OF
WILD CHERRY.

rison avenue. Boston. asd soit By dealers gen
orally.
50 cents and 81 q bottle lmoJ7
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WISTAR'S BALSAM
OF
WILD CHERRY.

FROM X. FELLOWS, u. d.. OF HILL, N. u
81 have made use of this preparation for several
years and has proved 20 be very reliable and
eflcscious in the treatment of severe and loag
standing Coughs. know OF one patient. nov Ia
comfortable health. who has taken this remedy.
and who but for ITS use. consider would not nov
be living"
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state of Maine.

HANCOCK, SCOUT ef Probate. August Term
4. ID. 1877.
Account. hav ing been fled tor .stilsn.., Is
estates Of
MASON JOY, EHsxorth,
slil.osth Joy, kI&catrlI
JOSHUA DUNBAR, Gosldsb9ro,
and Also private acct
John =. stevens HI eco sor
ORpEEEp That the ssid Accountant give 40
copy OF his Orde, to be published three vesks
succe.siyciy in the nilsvortA American. pTisfSt
in kl-S orth, that they may appear al Probate
Court, to be holden A. kllsvorth. on the 81 V I'd
nesday OF Oct. neIt at sa OF the oioct In the
loren Ion, and show cause, If any they have, Why
the same should not bs aIloxe,.
sass PARXER Tuck, Judge.
true CoUY-Attcst; CHIs. T.. DoKR Register.
A.stg.~e-
IL tho Di.Irtct Cears Of the L sii~l States
for the District of AAins
Ia the matter Of AMAsA IsRRTOS. Bank
r1pt
IN BANKRUPTCY.
At Bucksport, in said District
DISTRICT Oh MAINE, .. Seventh day 81 sept A.
ID. 1871.
The undersigned hereby gives notice that the
estate OF said Bankrupt shall be sold II lots v
p.rceis at public AucuOs. on 1ndAy, the eighth
day OF Oct. ls7T. iouo.ss
Two Hives OF Bees. one Silver watch. one
Sic gh. one RaHslo Robe.
Also the right OF REDEEM tion Of said BANKRUPT.
in the Hancock House, now occupied By bun.
Fled sept 7th. 1877
u. W. HERBERT, Assignee.
Bucksport, Sept avs
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WISTAR'S BAlSAn
WILD CHERRY.

FROM SEYMOUR TEACHER, N. D.. eY HKR
mon, N. Y.
"wIsrAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY,
gives universal satisfaction. IL seems to cure :
cough by loosering and cleansing the iunss and
ailaying Irritation. thus removing the cause in
stead OF drying up The cough and leaving the
cause behind. consider the Baisam the best
cough medicine with which am acqn sinted"
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Cures without Sneexiux |,
GEM embellishments.
County of Hancock.
COUNTY TREAsCRER's OFFfCg,
ELLsvoRTH, July, ls7T.

Statement OF Costs allowed in criminal prosecu
tons and inqsests at the April Term Of the So.
preme Judicial Court, and Court Of County Com
missoners, A. ID. 1871.
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Jackson's Catarrh Snuff


DELIGHTFUL AsD PLEASANT REMEDY
CofsrrA, H~akseAe, Bad BreokA, Hoarss-
s<ss. .7SkAssG, BroaeAiii5, CosgAy,
Dsa/sess, &C.,
And all Disorders resulting fron COLDS in
Head. Throat and Vocal Organs.
This Ne raedy does not Dry up a Catarrh
but LOOaENs IL. frees the head o. all offensive
matter, quickly removing Bad Breath and Heal.
ache allAys and soOshes the berainH heat
In CaLauh. mild and agree able IN its CT
iects thai II positively
Cures without SneezinK
As a Troehe Powder,is pleasant to the taste,
and never nauseaiss; when swallowed. in siAntly
gives 10 tho Throat and Vocal Organs
DELICIOUS SENSATION or cooLAEss and COMFORT
Is the best Voice Tonic in the world
Try III Sats. Reliable, And ealy IS Cents.
Sold by Druggists. or mailed tree address
COOPER, WILSON & Co, Prop'rs, Phila.,
W. ". Whlpple & Co., Portland, Me-, Geo G.
Goodwin CO., Ru SIX Bros 4 Bird weeks 4
Potter. Boston. Wholesale Agents. smosB
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silt MIA, 10.

Osman Pasha has attacked the Russians
in great force at Dubnik, aud on the road
from Plcvns to Sofia, where they had for
tfed themselves in order 70 prevent him
receiving support.
The russians were badly beaten aud
have lost several thousand men besides
nine guns.
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THE As1rABuLA Il


'he c-n'-'''-l year "'n' o'' ID Eioo'I'
inc ci's''E lao''' Witnessed INC ''i''oi'
Aa'',a's' ~ h'oo"'yh %Du ~ o., H'Nioe'"'
n'aT Qlto'c' l"H N''I o''o'ct 20 "li's'-
meet IS wen ~ iAii coHsecfa'eu r'Ilk'oN
una e1ueai'on c'tliloN'eu 'ne NIc."i''' -
tai' Wa' 7o' enough nc 'c,riO'e i''''o'u
isae'e' a. a''ouiA a'Gs u, we n,'I0' ~
'he MONTH cN-t dihs IL us 'F'gnIul los"''
even the OI'a.l'f" 81 An.oI@ ana NC" I'1'Nc
o1rsn' ana "''n'@, i''''I''h vac ''' ''1 W
,'' D''o"iS" "''N''' ~ 'i' '"'''-' W
,,., e,,u
~ '''''.7 ''. ,',7 ~ f.,,nI 49, ona'Ear
~" w. -.
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TERPSICHoHEAF.
A Moonlight Ride from Rutland to Pittsiord
and Return-} air Maidens and Attentive
Romeos-"Al's Well that Ends VOL"

a Moonlight Ride from Rutland to Pittsford
and Return-l air Maidens and Attentive
Romeos-"AlIs Well that Ends Vol"
'All aboard for Pittaford!" Such was
the cry hat Iosounded through our streets
last Friday afternoon, about five o'clock, as
tie various sleighs were drawn up before
the doors Of & number Of our residences to
receive thcir ''raiGc-s iair and ~pa'lants
bold, preparatory TO g moonlight ride to
Pi.tsford and Il "Uaac2 ii! tie mcrrie
morn And aoon The various couples
were seated III their respective 6lcighs aud
the "proce:sion' started, Notwithstanding
the fact that the weather, which had been
for the past twenty four hours quite pro-
pitious and favorable, had now assumed a
more threatening asrcct 'nl a slight tn)w
storm had set in, with q prospect Of . Sc
we're bow bciyie long. Uoveycr, We
started, thiriY.thle. couplesi in all, aud we're
so1L en- rOnte tor the place CT definition,
plt-!ord, which wac eight miles distant,
ami most leiicitously situated in tue valley
~
'''' ~ ",'"' No," '''''"''
"7 - '' '"'H "o '"'0I'
N''F0' q" w. P~,U1 "7 '
"a ...f;,,, t"1 ,ha,
," 49, 1,
',I, ,|i' naa,15
can be f,r,otten and the innocent pleasure
r, -.
u 'uo l'''''"S '0N w N'J''N" - '"' ''
i~cFIecuoh' al "Iy 'tIc uuc IIItI9 PsIlJ
eecmed to have thrown OF all care and
anxiety, and 10 have gwen Themselves TO
the enjoyment OF tho time tc!rg. Songs
aud Jokes and merry ropartee. continually
passed from one sleigh 10 another. There
were quite a number OF MS in our convey
nee, among Others the Misses E.,
o., ", c., IL, P,
L., A., P, D., -,
M, and others-maid5n9 and matrons
and in the midst of this mass of loveliness
was seated, with other g%allants, your hum
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The Worlds Week of PRAYER.

The Evangelical alliance has Issued the
following programme for the week of
prayer, January nh to Nth, 1877
SUNDAY, January 7-scrmons Christian fell
lOw5hip John, t., Z.
MONDAY, Jan, Establishing ana confess
sion, IN the review Of the past year.
Tuesday, Jan. 9-Prayer For the holy spirit
Of the Universal church, Joel ii:2S for its de-
llyeTanCe from errors and COrruptiOn, and It's
Increase OF faith, activity ana holiness and
christian charity.
Wednesday, Jan. t0-prayer for families for
the uncovered Tor sons anu daughters at
schools and colleges and for those abroad for
any in sickness, trouble, or temptation aud
for those who have been recently added to the
church,
Thursday, Jan. 1l-Prayer for nations for
rulers, magistrate and statesmen Tor phllun.
thropi5ts and benevolent institutions for a
pure literature the spread q sound education
aWoCg the people, and the maintenance OF
peace.
Friday, Jan. 22-Praycr for christian missions
- the Jews and Gentiles, Luke NXiv:i foI
sunday schools and for the conversion OF the
world TO christ.
saturday, Jan. 13-Prayer Tor the observance
o, the christian sabbath Tor the promotion Of
temperance and for the safety OF those "whC
90 down 20 tho sea In ships, that do business In
great wateTs.'
SUNDAY, Jan. ll-Sormous ono lord, onC
faith, one baptism, one God ana father Of all
Ephes. ty:5-C
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myAhLA " LLAOiOEs
the crac. of tho ineIi ,ibi,v Of Henry \
-,I,,co to ro on,o;nfcJ an ~clector, IN tbe
4syo r t,o n~a;.,mort-n T,o, dov ,ovt
.nor ,so fr', Monday i, Novomhor-if
euch in.lirib,lly o,ura Ia mo a. n onroor
would he. not to create such a vacancy in
the electoral college "a our statute author.
i7os ,bc r.-,oi,ia- c,o,.ors f., I'll mai, 70
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The paiIy Globe

is kept for sale at the following places:
EAST WALLINGFoRD-A. s. Mahon, dealer Ia
dry goods, &c.
LuDLow-A.,F +. sherman, drugs, books, stat
tioneTy, periodicals, &c. 7
bRATTLEBORo-E j. Carpenter, books, stk
%tiOnery, periodicals, fancy goods.
BRAEDOH-J. b. Kelly & g. C.. Slason, books,
stationery, periodicals, &c.
MIDDLEBURY-W, SeJ mour Alden, looks, sta
tiOneTy, periodicals, &c.
PlTTsfoRDmDenniSon Bros, dry goods.
B~KisroL-Hlram shattuck, paperand station
cry, blank books, drugs, &C.
FAlRIAyEE-F ii. Carpenter.
CAsTLEToE-Rice & Go.
WbsT RUFLAND-C. j. Gilmore, general mer-
chandise.
POULTHEY-W.W. Ulbbard, books, stationery,
periodicals, fancy goods, &C.
NORTH BEHEINGTON-Henry Morse, newsboy.
MARLBOROUGH, r.. Morgan, station agent,
MANoHEsIER-Herbert Smith, newsboy.
ARLlEGTOE-H. S. Hard.
BENNIkGToE-T. j, Tiffany, periodicals, paper
and stationery.
MISUNDERSTANDING q co., newspapers, Pc
rlodlcals, books, stationery, &c; A. Il. HOwa IL
uepOl restaurant; GLOBE cOuntlng-rOoms. Il
k~AILRoADs-On all morning trains leavin1
Rutland.
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Wallingforl

The N4.un-(ord high school opens tie
Winter term On csday, January 2, with
Miss Frrc Co'.. e Rullaad, in the inter
mediate, and 5Ii.s din Smith in the pri-
mary department.
The students of the high school present
ed The popular princii al, Edward j. Hyde,
with . Christina, gift Of an elegant bronze
inh-st2nd, pcnhold,r AID paPes folder,
Al morning service on Sunday OF the
Congregational church in Rutland, the
pastor offered Il scries of resolutions of
sympathy wi,h Ray. Aldace Walker, d.
D., in lis continued illness, expressing the
brotherly love of the church towards one
who has 30 long, 80 faithfully and SO ably
labored in the Masters whey ard. This
was appropriate action On the TART Of a
sister church towards the oldest and mos,
highly esteemed minister Of the %congrcga-
tiora, church in western Vermont, one
whose name has been in ali he churches,
and whose labors have been 80 abundantly
blessed during his ministry Of nearly forty
years. Dr.. Walker ia the Oldest settled
minister in Rutland county, a1d Rev. Mr..
johnson is the next Oldest.
THE DRAMATIC CLUB.
The Wallingiord dramatic club, A. G..
Stone manager; George L.. Bltchelder,
stage manager Prof, NJ. J.. Holden, must
cal director, will present this (Monday)
evening, Prof. J. r. Trowbridgo's popular
drama, in four acts, entitled Coupon
Bonds" with the following
CAST OF CHARACTERS.
Pa Ducklow "a well-to-do farmer) ...J. d. Miller
Reuben, (st adopted son OF Ducklowl ........
Taddy. Cd adopted son OF Duckiow) Fred Hnl
DICK, Il friend OF Taddy's,...."...Ned scrlbner
@GTe p ! Neighbors. "''''a'i,' noi &' s59He
% IpePSIIt arJ5ptlv ''''''u i baIc s
Ma Ducklow. Miss Carrie Batchelder
Miss Boswick. ........."..... Miss Annie Cole
| Sophronia, Reuben's wife. ,,...Miss Stella Clark
To conclude with the l~aughable domestic
farce, 'My Neighbor's Wife" with the fol-
lowing
CAST OF CHARACTERS.
Mr.. SomertOn, an artist. ,......G. l.. Batcheller
Mr., Brown, a tailor. ......,.".. Eugene Smith
Mr.. Smith, a broker.., ..,........,,J 4. Miller
MIS-. SOlnellOh' ''''.''. ~ MISS Jessie WALDO
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From John F,agg, csq, Of Bennington, N. H..
Three years since | was very much rc-
duced with u dreadful cough, which result
cd in Bronchitis, affecting me SO severely
ae to render it difficult to speak in an audi
bic voice. To this was added severe night
%sveats, and ! was fearful of going into a
decline. After recourse to various rene
dies, TO no purpose, l made use of DR..
WIsrAR's BALsAM or WILD CHERRY, a few
bottles Of which restored me to health.
since that time l have had several severe
attacks Of cough, ou the BALsAM has
always reuoved them. alway0 keep it
by lAc, ard should net know low TO do
without it,
80 tcnts ard = a bottle. Sold by oil
druggists. DIV
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red, by tae governor, TO the supreme
court, and the court was unanimous in The
opinion tlat ga centennial commissioner
d" who was u candidate for elcctor, and re-
/" ceiyed Il plurality OF the votes, docs not
L" wv declining the office create such n va
b" concy rs IL provided for In General Stat
s. utcs. CHATTER II, ,c.tion 7'-bIing the
provision we have quoted at length. After
quoting the statute, the court says BE.
" fore any person can decline under this
" section he must frat be elected, and no
{, rors,r cau rn clpc,sI vim ia irclipibla.
Fo'tN -;
OF i'll o.ne' "oi"''
cIc''eu. Anu '''v",' 'n,,,-
no, 'o,isn t''", -.
Hu" "'"1'
NPry "'' .t. assGHaa,a
..,.m -. n1;. ,n,,s.j ,ooc,
ana,a. ~. ,i-,,, - s,o, ,nro.r,.
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NeNero pest OF M crII.

No other manufacturer dare give his
medicine rs severe Il test. His AGENTS have
for over two years sold Shiloh's Consump-
lion cure on a positive guarantee, allowing
any party to use twO'ihirds of a bottle and
if it should not have the desired effect,
could be returned, and money refunded.
The proprietor states with pride, that not
n bottle in 500 has in amy case failed.
For Consumption, Chronic Coughs, Colds,
Group, Asthma, Bronchitis, Whooping
Cough, and all Lung diseases 1t is wonder-
fully sure and effective. On such terms ms
thee, it is not strange that the medicine
has gained a popularity never before
equaled, viii you try it or continue to
suffer. Sample bottles 10 cents, regular
size 80 cents and S1.00. A. w. HIGdINs,
Paige Il Crooks, Rutland f. A. Morse,
West Rutland; Rice X Co., Castleton
W. Sweet, Fairhaven; j. NJ. Campbell,
Poultney elsewhere by dealers generally,
"HAoKMRTAoK" q new and delightful
perfume sold by the above dealers, else
where by dealers generally. d&w1y
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Everybody, at this season Of the year,
when coughs, colds and fevcrs are so prev
alent, should bear IN mind that an ounce of
preventive is worth an hundred p unds of
cure. Such being the fact, why not take
good sound advice, and buy d Chest Pro-
tector OF Albert w. Higgins, who las the
best assortment in town. All kinds, Lambs
wool, Chamois, Felt, flannel, etc, just re-
ceived, and for sale low. Also the finest
line Of Fancy and Toilet Goods, in the
state. Oar goods have been bought low;
We are ceiling them cheap, and don't for
get that HIGGINS SUPERIOR Co
LOGNE" is the best. S1.0O will buy a
pint. Give us a call.
ALBERT w. HIGGINt
oct7l Family ChAnist.
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THE RUTLAND DAILY GLOBE, MONDAY MORNING. JANUARY 1, 1877.

we were ooon tclted IN the largo dining
room around the festive board.
"Iuen ali was 10 lily,
Feostins and mirth, light wantonness and
laughter
After supucr We returned to the large re-
ccption room, anxious to "trip the light
fa3ta1tic' to she strains Of inspiring music.
Before long the music arrived, tuned up or
down. and commenced to play, and soon
we were gliding through the intricate
ml2ss of the dance, in a delightfully."- tau
gled profnsion Of laces, fMrills, and rufles,
watered sash iibbons, and crinoline gen
orally. Abs that there wa7 such a suuer-
abundance oi Tie latter, inasmuch rs it fire.
Quently placed a person Of perhaps a deli
cate and sensitive organism, yet possessed
Of an Inability to fully control his pedal ex-
trani.ies, in an awkward position (of
course dJnt refer to my5clf at all, Oh,
NOD and then what an embarrassing po-
sitpl one h. ia Co. re sure, after I've hao
made the fatal step, has decorated the
sacred trail, laI lacciatcd the fair
creatures iee''nH'' 10 say nothing about
ira " ieci'n&'' ho" tame 1t Is to say,
~ le5 yo9' pardon! What uhut'eraDIo
Angus Hfi.e' "'tnin you' as you I'cei'e
tul' ta1cest,c rcj9indar Of N at al" or
'loNt 'ath'''h H. Il 'h'h oyerhear .
sac '0L'a'N 10 'ie ia!r cIc''ur'S Irlenu %
'"p'' oo'c, ne ms i's' mac " o'ou-nop-
Pr 40" U"H cIllh IoA' lave small
ara "'"''liu'y c"'s7e'od iee'' nu' PIouu-
" h"' lHuIBuantIy cH"iouee a comparison
"'ul '"' P-"'' @!'"'nnen's ol inc I"sV ulfu-
l'LG' I"ul'i"uH' DOT ina "ouIu imply
'"-' / ""' ~ .'-'i'..u PcISUn'so "uo was
- '','' ." az '''p'" "''o' Se' no was"
"'"''''i'i' N', ''"''o v Nl''I'- an" 81
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STOP THAT COUGH.

The way to cure a cough is to stop il.
the lungs and throat can never hedl as
long as they are isritated by a constant
cough. DR.. Fenner'b Improved Cough
Honey Will relieve any cough in Il hour
or lees. II will break up a cold in the head
before any cough has formed in two or
three huurs. Prevention is better than
cure In chronic coughs the system must
be placed under the healing Influence of
DR.. Ftnner's Blood and Liver Remedy and
Nerve Tonic also. This places the system
in q healing condition, and under the two
remedies the lungs ard throat rapidly heal.
From ice Mayors Obtc, y. Cty.
Executive Department, Guy Hail.
once Of The MlyOrality N. Y. CITY, Jan. a6,'T4.
DR.. NJ, u. Fenner, FrrdOnia, n Y Dear Sir
Enclosed you VIII ind Sit for which please
send three bottles OF your Improved Cough
Honey by express. Yours truly,
ri. j, FARRELL.
Frotl Johit &. Miner, Il Wealthy banker Of Ere
dCutd, ". \,
! certify that | was afflicted with n harrasS
ing cough / procured bottle Of Or. Fenncf =
Improved Cough Honey, and took three doses
OF II with lhe effect If entirely relieving ne.
Who will continue to hack For eaieb'
dealers in medicina in Rutland by Paige
Il Crooks. d&w
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-01

We nov have on laud q lsrge and ex-
|ceedingiy fine assortment of Organs.
Many Of the sly les which we nave selected
especially for the holiday trade are new
and very tasty, and would be an ornament
to any room. We have the Geo'ge Woods,
and the Mason 81 Hamlin Organs, both
Of which arc too well known 10 need any
words Of praise from US. We cffer them
during the holidays for very low figures,
aud Oh exceedingly easy terms; give us a
call.
MCCLURE & HALL,
d&W No. 10 West street, Rutland, Vt.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-01
THE DRAMATIC CLUB.


To conclude with The IaughabIe domestic
farce, 'My Neighbor's Wife" with the fol
lowing