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9naersou aatelligeuser,
THE M6BEf' sUBscRrBER. 81 EJ

"GSaa nqgfnb, sir; Mr.. Editor. hoy aIs
asyodr folks to-day?
owe you for next years paper; / thought
I'd como and pay,
And Jones Is agoin' to take it, and this Is his
money here; u
.deoaxed nim TO try 1t year.
And here isa, few items that happened last
weIk M oar towp, 81 ftA
thought ehey'd look good for the paper,
ana SO rust jotted 'em down.
And here's o bushel OF russets my wife
picked expressly for you
A small bunch of flowers horsi Jennie, she
thought she must do something, too.
YoN're .doin' The politics bully, as all our
Jait keep your old goose quill aappin, and
give them good one for me.
And now you are chnckfull Of business and
nd WON'T be talCin' your time.
I've things Of my own must tend to-good
day, sir. ! believe ! will climb"
a p ~ ~
The editor SGT in his sanctum, and brought
81 down his fist with thuInp,
God bless that old farmer II he muttored,
"hes regular jolly trump"
And It's thi.s Sith oar lloble profession, and
There are some who appreciate its labor and
noIrte who perhaps never will.
But in tho great tinio that is coming, when
Gabriels trumpet shall sound,
And they who have labored and rested shall
come from the quivering ground.
And they who have striven and suffered 10
teach and eppoble the race,
Shall march 80 the front of the column, oach
one In his 'Got-givcn place; :
AS they march through the gates Of the
city with proud VICTORIOUS tread,
,Ifroms the 'lieadt W
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aimed Fifteen Pounds Of @lsah

~ r. Sic-ipys, ESQ.,:
ear Sir--l hare had dyppepsia In it3 yytssss
l,''i'. f.,r tho last ten years, and have taken
h''aT.''' nf nlars' worth Of medicine tzithcc.
n.'a,ht': any rn.iof; In September last CON-
nv health has steadily improved. My food AZ
r""a WILL. AMI have gained hftedn pounds OF
i'>l,. There n7o several others In thiA plnce
:n:in, ;:.o I=urriNE. and alf havo Outlined
r'.iet.- YUurs truly. s s%ss
THOMAS Z. AIOOEE, a
O"erSanr ,,f (ar,l I,,,ni r. s. N{itin
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- Better be upright with poverty than
to, be wicked with 59ledty. 4
r = The pasting OF printed slips on the
back of postal card obliged the recipi.
ent to pay additional postage. This fact
Ia not generally known.
III IL Japan d man who eats onions
absents himself from society for sixteen
days in this country he complicates the
offen,e by chewing cardamon seeds.
II say, Cap'n," said o little eyed
man, as lie landed from The steamer at
Matches, II say. Cap'n this ere amt alE.1
That's all the baggage you brought or
board, sir" replied the captain. "Well,
see now, it's according to list-iour boxes,
two chests, two band boxes, O portman.
teau, two hams Zone part cut,) three
ropes inyons and tea kettle; but I'm
dubsrsome. 1 feel there's eomething
short, though I've counted 'em nine
times, and never took my eyessoff 'em
while on board; there's SOP; stRing not
right, somehow" "Well, stranger, sthe
times up; there's all I know of; so
bring up your wife and children, and
we're off," "Them's 'um them's 'om
I know i I had forgot somcthing.',s
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and chattered with the young people, che
saw these two the centre of attention to
lnguIsnFu 1l1n aHQ wolleH, -F5le per-
caiyed the Consideration and honor in
,zI1ich Mr. Echennk was held. and the
difference paid to Miss Dorr; and when
the gentlemen separated himself from his
compeers TO address few Courteous
words to her occasionally, she felt 1t to
be an effort of politeness, end wondered
bitterly how she could have been such
fool-how she could have been 80
blind.
Poor Madge! II was we'll for her that
Aunt Phemy bidcd her time in the sunny
chamber at home; better still that she
mad put her tiny old finger into the wheel
Of Madge's fortiin end gi.en Il, an i'm.
petus her way; for the day came before
long when Mr.. Schenck could maintain
his assumed role no longer, when Madge
found out that Miss Hone Lorr was his
own cousin, c?d when Aunt Phemy
received from. Boston the following
note:
"oH, you DEAREST AuxrY!-I know
yous will open your eyes go vide you
can't half shut them again, and you will
say all sorts Of bitter.swect things to your
dear, tad, weak minded girl but, aunty,
l cap't help il, l know said / never,
never would, but don't mind that Ivc
fallen awfully desperately 10 tovc, and
eome time am going TO be married oh,
Aunty Fee Ito Mr. Sci.enck. There
Your own
"MADGE."
And Aunt rhcmy both laughed and
cried but Jack turned somersaul.
when, six months after, he read the mar
riage notice in Now York paper. And
hadge found letter waiting for her on
her return from the bridal tour, in which
was copied, in a big round hand, the last
two lines of Highland Nora" and the
Significant and emphasized phrase be.
meath them: 81 never will"
am afraid he never was invited to
The Birches.
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riots, you ran off and left the State. But
in order to unfurl the bloody ehirt on the
eve OF the Presidential election, and give
notoriety to these riots, you iordered sew
aral hundred Of the most respectable gen.
tlemcn in the State to be arrested.
Wbep they came forward and demanded
"a 9rial iR open court, it was refused by
your minions, and in all probability
never will be accorded to them, In the
Cainhoy rnassaefc, where the negroes
suddenly ellapop the white people and
killed eight or ten ,of them, you never
he'd enc Of them, arrested. nA
The graroblSn Of your insiduDu5l COM
plant egasinas the Presiden. isathat he
will not keep a large portion CT the
United States army in South CazDliha, to
maintain you in your usurpation" Of the
executive authority of the State!' and
save harmless the rogueish carpek.bagcens
and scalawags in pllndering aud rob6ing
the people depressing and tyrannizing
over. them l. You. knox vel, enough the
President has no power to decide ssho is
tho Cove ynor of sovereign STATE, or in
terfere with It's Legislature. Tbss power
government Of his provinces, but cannot
w SAOiSieSN Az q iS LCiot
all power is vested in the people.
You deny, cir, the right of .. .T>emo-
cratic House Of Representative i1..Con.
greas to withhold appropriationsefoS the
army when they sec that army Kept up
for the purpose of tramplingon the rights
of the State aud crushing out alt the Re
publican principles of our government
The House Of Representatives Would be
the assassins of liberty if they made an
appropriation for such purpose.
will not notice further your pdost ex-
traordinary address, which embodies the
basest and most malignant feelings OF
your nature, and proves you to tea Ibad-
hearted and dangerous man. La Rome
yuu might have been a Cataline, in
France you might have figured in the
last century as Kobespierre but ia South
GarQlinaeyqrr may yet BE-, conspicuous in
sR PSniiensiaEg, lfall shat 10 said of you
be true. Yours, &c. ST1
B, T. PERRY.
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RRE.EAEaE EvnreNOR.

Nm. II. Il. SrEvENB: TI'f
bear Sir-I will most chcoTfully add my tests-
ni.niy TO the great number you have already re-
reived In favor 0f your great aud good medicine.
VrHkriSH, Tor do not think enough can DO aid
In ito praise. for was troubled ovor thirty Yeare
such had coughing spells that II would eeeiA 90
;l'usl, could nsyer breathe any moro, and
ItItriJE hae cured mci and do feel to thank
rs Y ER0ErtSE. and alro think Il one CT TIE best
medicines for coughs and weak ginking feelings
vE0EriNE, for can aesnTe them It is ore OF tho
best medicines that ever was.
'r.H SiRs. r. GORE
C"Ener Magazine aud walnut btroots.R
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REPRESENTATION.

!, =, CnAhLEAEotS, aInas.i March 10. 1860.
This Ii 10 certify that haye uged your uDlood
Pt9paratior'A S<VfoETIHE1s In, ysA9' fersiiys for
several feoTsi aIl ishial that, FOX Scycf1ls or
cankoroun IIumoEg Or Rheumatic Affoctioa6, Il
c&;,npt DO eaea!led;, end as d blood purifier and
spring n'6dieine It is the beSt thing have ever
used; and havo used almost evalythink. can
snch q rnedicine. Yoase rscSeeffuiiy.- =. =
Mrs. a. a. OINGli0RE,
Il i-,fJlr M Sf 4, 10 Russell ptresse
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New Advertisements.

a a G|EREAT 0FFEIRE! T q wi :,ss u, '@s:, g.
new and sss6nd-hand Of Grat-clsssI makers, inclu-
ding WATERS, at lower prices for cash or Install-
oGered. wATERs' GRAND soUKRE aud Up
RICH RIGHT HANDS and ORGANS Qncluding their
MADE. 70afave Pianos $3.50. z is do $3.50 NOT
used .yeaSar ~" Stop Orgaas. $50. Stops S69.
Stops Ses. AStops SOS. Stops S75. 10 Stop,
order and,El1fanted. LOCAL nnd TRAVELLING
AGENTS WANTED. illustrated Catalogues mail
ed. A Hberal discount to Tenchefs Ministers
Churches, eic:s sheetunsic at half price HO-
ACE WATERS & SONS, Manufactures and Dc.
era, 20 East 14th St., Union Square, N. T.
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WHAT I KNOW .ABouT dEagTlllg.
SOUTH Boston, Mny 8. 16T

,r :, S0uTH BOSTON, May ?, l6Io.
Dear sir-I have had considerable e1p9 p9rianee
With the VEnErisE: For dyspepsia, general
porior to anything which have ever used. I
commenced taking vEoETIHE about tho midn o
OF iaat winter: and. after using fow bottle5, it
never was in so good condition as ht tho present
time. 1t viii afford mo pleanhre to give any
Inrther particulars relative TO what i know
rail nr address mo at my residence, 3S6 Atken1
street. Worry respectfully,
1H NONROE PARKER&
Go Athens ESessGG1ee,
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1yannain,

SYaIPToMs..-wanto of appetite. risina d f5od
n',i "trni .,rm the stomach, scidity Of uh1t3m-
tongue hcrHarning ggnsoo istensi Ia in Eho
stomach aud b,wele, solreiip,e5 EumbtirF3 nd
:anrei ~ ltigr thdsa; palen6sa o1 tho urie, Tho
;i,i'. iSeiainnly. or has b sour OF bitter tastC.
E. .ftst fI.luehi rsiurtonis are wateybrash, palpi-
li3'iIit"f5ih h@ beayt. hcadachs, and disorders os
i'" ..nscs. as seeing double. etc. There 10 gen-
rrl' debility; innguor and aye. Gion to uottpn;
i'r%rtto,C ~ 1ha spirits. Idisturbec sleeps and
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Fcgl. MYsELFTA MEvy eRA

Ss s'+fcH, Mass, Juno 1, 1877,
= ~ Sir IhF"n.h tho advice and earnest
=, ta."nef til,' f.ars u, s. Best. OF this AhIese,
li,;' h:rn taking NrIgTiSE for dyspSpsins D$
rhirh havo EniHere,i fur year3.
havc nfed only TWO b0ttlos. and already feel
m!4sii i new innh, Reapsctinllyt
DR, j. W. CARTER.
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GlGG o week In your own town. Terms and s5
land. Maine, .
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cENTSNNfAL EXPOSITION. 4ss7e
TrxTkACT from the oRac,al Report Of
HI tho judges oii ~ ESf1
V9hLEHHaAbEkG q .UJ
qieW Six O6rtl Soft E1agsh Spcol-
"a Cotton, "a
WHO awarded the Willimahtis Co. Medal
Of Aerjk and Diploma of Honor:
%3upk kElority of Production Ec0h6sl3 "
Production; Excellence of Material; Varic-
" of CeloTs Of Threads; ExeSlsnce of Ma
Completeness of 5ystem.h
fcr sole, wholesale aud retail, by ]. r.
Read GO, Snisw & Johnssons IaRSY Brosha
e1s, a. tskng, w. Ulterhardt, Langley Bros,
Ing ladhihe Co, Charleston, s. @.
ls,As Wholesale, by Johnston, Crews 81 Co,
EraIie, BoSlst0tI G Co., Edwin Bates & co.
1priE 10, 1917 20 SIN
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TNe STATE Or SOUTH cAROlillA
COUNTY or ANDERSON. =
.-G,1ffnT 0Ff f1nHsnrs0fz n1rAt9 g

~
COURT or GOAaBIO1g PLEAS. :
A. E. Aice, Pleintifs. egainst ]. H, Doughty,
President Of the American Lightning Rod
Company, Defendant. t.-Sat.7iinions fer Non
>, ey Qemend-( Complaint Serted) t.ss
To ]. II. Doughty, President,as above mem
toned, Defendant in this action: -, r =,
VOU are hereby shmm4ne and required
|. b 10 answer the complaint Ia this ac-
ton, OF whica, copy is herewith served
upon'you, and TO serve copy of your AM
s5ger ontho subscribers at their Office, An
derson @. H, 8. C.sSwithin twenty days after
the service of this Summons on yon, exclu-
sive oflfhe day Of service. i'1'.ifsT.
If you fail to answer this complaint with
in the time aforesaid, the plaintiff will ap-
ply TO the Court fee judgTAent against YOU
for the gum Of one nundred and forty DOL
lars, With interest at the rate Of z per cent.
iion tne day Of - ls one
Thousand eight hundred end seventy.seyen,
'Datea April 10th. A. d. 1877. -.ra;' si
t-FEATHERSTON 81 BROWN, i'.
- Plaintiffs ATTORNEYS.
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C0ntaUr


The lame can BE- healed and the wounded
made whole. we now Know Just what the CEN
taur Llnlments will 90. They viii not mend
broken bones or curc Cancer, but they will
extract soreness, allay pila, cure Rheumatism
and n larger range Of flesh, bone and muscle
ailments than any article ever before discoy-
cred.
Scientific skill cannot 90 beyond me effects
Of these remarkable preparations. chronic
KhcuInatIsm Of many years standing.
Neuralgia, Weak-Back r,ycr Sores, weeping
SineNys, s%clatlca, c. i.Brcasts, Distorted
Joints aud spralneI Laos Of the worst kind
are cured by the White Centaur Llniment.
II VIII destroy thcpiln ouI heal without
IA scar all ordinary Burns and seald=. 1t VIII
extract the poison Of Bites and Stlngs, and tho
frost from Frozen Llmus. It is very enlcac!ous
for Ear.ache, Tooth-achc, Itch and Cutauc0us
ErupttOu..
MI. Josiah Westtl;e, OF " 1ys'ilic, Or writes:
"For years my rheumatism has been so bad
That / have been uut'le u Stir from the house.
The first three bot le5 OF tchtaur L'hiinthL
enabled mctO vulE without my clutches. ]
simply "a marvel
C.u.Bennctt, Drurslst,E- HPraliic,M o., say;
Centsur Liuimtut sells better AID riNc3 tue
b.st satisfaction OF anything in the market
What the Ccntaur LinumeAt has q nc for
others It VIII 60 for you. II Is handy, 81 IS re-
liable, and It Is cheap.
The Yellow Centaur Liniment
Is worth IT'S weight IN goli 10 owners Of hgrs es
and mules.
This Liuiment has cured more Sprnincd,
Sweenied, H%lng-boncI and called Horses
In three years than have all the Farricrs In tie
county ia an age. Its effects are simply Won
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Snow on the leyel is about eighteen inches

Snow on the level is about eighteen inches
deep.
People are busy filing ice houses. Ice
can be got sixteen inches in thickness.
Miss Lottie Walker is teaching in South
Bristol, Miss Jennie f. Nash in Brooks
Vile, r. L. Barton in the lockwood Dis
triCt In Bristol.
Il. A. Barton, has been dangerously Ill
or some weeks with erysipelas but is slow
" gaming. DR.. i. +. Wheeler is the at
tending physician.
+. A. Hasseltne !, teaching singing
school at tins pllcp.
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Arrivnl and Departure of Traina.

TEA1N7 ARRIVE AT BUTLAED.
From Bellows Fails, 1900 a. H.. 300 & S:5Op, IN,
d" Burlington 'll:oJp. n., 6:4O y, M, q 1853
T.. r.,
uc0ldogoyl, 'il:0O o.. m., via CIV. X. r.
Pennington, 4.5I u. IN. q 300 & 4:4S =, L..
-Hlyva., 'l2:Ul IN, a 9Hb y. "a.
' .. .H.u, li.Slu a. N. & 1900 q. V.
pC., Henry, 12VO m, and 9:lb p, u,
TRAINS iSAvk sUTLAHp.
Et bellows Fails. 1925 ana -l2lO M, & 1880
d. 10.
" brri'1gtou, d IS a.. IN & 1929 o. IN, '21O &
4t2 ,I.
" TilJudurogu, 4;j3 p. m, via G. V. Il. r.
" Bennington, - SO q ll:Cb u. IN, a 9tSp. M
" StvQtos., SIS o.. III, q 1918 p. N.
" S4iru, t.iu, a. m, 1900 =. "a.
" Port Henry, s:i5 =. III, and S,l6 p. 10.
'NGl Trail tMiXed
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westsrn Union Telegraph Office.

once in south end OF passenger depot, on
Merchants Row. open on sunday from 300 to
1000 a, M, and 800 to 600 p. M, and from 800
week.
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Railroads.
Q
The Chicago and NOrthvesterp
HALLWAY

The Chicago and Northwestern
Hallway
Embraces under one management the great
trunk railway lines Of the West and Northwest
and, with It's numerous branches and connec-
tons, forms the shortest and quickest route be.
tween Chicago and all points in Illinois WIZ
consin, Northern Michigan, Minnesota, Iowa,
NeDraskar California ana the western Terri
tories. Its
Omaha and California Line
Ia the shortest and best route fof all points 10
northern Illinois, Iowa, Dakota, Nebraska, Wy
Omlng, colorado, JtGh, Nevtiu, California, Or
egOn, CHINA, Japan, and Australia. Its
Chicago, MADISON rad 1t. panI tim
e the short iine TOR northern Wisconsin and
Mlnnesota, and tor Madison, st. Paul, Mime
apolls,D Duluth and all points In the great north
west. It's
WinOna and ~. Peter Elm
Is the only route for Winona, Rochester, owe-
points In southern and central Minnesota. Its
Green I7aY nnd Marquette Line
l9 the only line for GAINESVILLE, Watertown, Fond
Du Lac, OSHKOSH, Appleton, Green Bay, Escan-
aOa, Neg4lnJc,. harilc't"i tiOughton, Han
cock, ana the Lake superior country, rs
F%reepOrt and nubuquc Fine
is the only route tor Elsia, Rockford, Freeport,
and ell points VIA Freeport. It's
Chicago and milwaukee, Line
is the Old Lake Shore route, and ls the oniy On e
passing through Evanston, Lake Forest figh-
land ParE, Naukcstn, Racine, KenJsha to MIl.
Waikcc.
Pullman Palace cars
arc run on all through trains Of this road.
This Is the only line rutHIur these ears be.
tween Chicago ana - Iunt GHiCAr1 ana Mill
waukeo. or Chicago and NuI9na.
Al omaha Uuc Siecpera connect with the
overland slecpors on The Union paciuc rdil-
road Tor all points west OF the Missouri river.
On the arrival OF the trains from the East or
South, the trains or the Chicago and North
western railway Leave Chicago as follows
For Council BUNS, Omaha and California,
TWO through trains daily, with Pullman Palace
Council Blutfs
For 81. Paul and Minneapolis, Two through
traiAs daily with Pullman Palace cars attached
on both trains
For Green Bay and Lake Superior, Two trains
1ally, Win pullman Palace cars attached, aud
running through TO Marquette.
For Milwaukee, -Four through trains daily,
Oh day trains.
For sparta and winono and points in Mime.
'0la, one through Train daily, with Pullman
'!cCpcrs to NluUua.
FOR Dubuque. Via Frecport, TWO tlr q
trains daily. VIII Pullman cars on night tr.is.
For Dubuque and La crosse, via Clinton, two
through trains daily, with Pullman cars on
night Jfdlh 20 NnlirtEOr, Iowa.
jally. Pullman car 20 Missouri Valley juno
Iou,
For Lake Geneva, -Four trui.s daily.
EDr Rockford, Sterling, l. .Osaa, GAINESVILLE
trains daily.
t. York oHice, 40. u5 Broadway Boston
oNlle, NO. . state street omaha Office, %.
ternham street san Francisco oiice, y
Montgomery street; Chicago ticket offices: G.
Cllfk street, under sherman house corner
| Canal and Madison streets: klU2lc street do.
pot, corner ". klu2le and CJnal streets Wells
street depot, conner Wells and hiuzle streets.
For rates or Information not |attuinable IRON
&AREiE IlUGHITT,
Gen. sup T., Chicago.
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Oar well known m.r0!j 'uiers A. ".
Gray ( Sons, ure mt co.Alciltd to stop
their work. ol account Of hard times. but
is fully equal to former years. Their shoEs
axe runuiag on c'ght hours time for the
present, and q sli .ht reduction in the wages
of the men L.5 n.ca MADE. II.
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co.. A -+t.l ilaA..-.t H-.I. -rt ..t. .fE.4r
Til raL IS f1'i0"r. .-u.I-. -vcep.c-.:
GolHd souIa AND EAsI.
Lcuve hGt..ud for Bellows Fails, al :..J a. n.
ana r.. o ana $50 P. a. For Bennington, $50
Ml&LD-Leaycs l,u'l.lu at $50 f-r Han
eli ,s,sr, Bennington aid Kew 1ort, Via lrcy
or Lebanon springs ANA Chatham.
MINED TIAl>-L,.v,, iojlauc AZ 52i,.r
Tor bellows l-,ia vLd Hra'tlcl.rl.
AAlL.--L.t''a ST.. A'-.., a' a.. %. l.. hsr-
tn-to. at 80 .. Inu I.cul'st,tul a. $50 o. I.
arriving at hUtlaEl tt ii:t .. b.. Leave I.it
De- 4 1910 P. m, lor Eo.to. Springfield Hrw
A. uigl ANA lew YORK.
IAPltESS-Leaye kutlaut II. % q. In. Tor &g%
IglE VIZ Nortl bgnnlngtoH and Troy.
PASSENGER IlAIN-LeIye Burlington 1906
p. ~. connecting With trains from Montreal
AMI -. Adams IRVING IN I;utland OF Z: O p n,
Mixed TRAi .-Lea'es Rutland at $3.50 pm
&C. bellows F,-j.s and ErGttleDorC,
SIGHT EAPRkSS-trum OgdcnsOGr-, Non.
treai, 81. Adams ana IN iLCtCn, leaves Rut.
lend 9ts ?. N. for Kew YORK Wa NORM Ben.
ao1Na NORTH.
Leaves RutlaId at 300 and G2Ja.D., -nG ak
EXPRESs-MArL-From New London, Spring
field, Boston, p Glove Tails, troy and Bennlng.
ton leave Rutland 2:l0 y. Ia, for Burlington,
st. AlhauS, Montreal and CgdensbuT-.
E&rRESS-Leaves New York at SEQ a. m,
Rutland $40 ? NJ fcr 1iconderoga, BuTliEg-
EiGIiT EXPREss-Iesycs Ncw YORK 1t @.
p. H., yla Troy and Norti Bcuulngtv.: Eui.
land o:ro am, for %Burliny'ol, 81. Alhans, Mon
wien 10 leaves New Iolk at at $40 =. H., ard
Rutland 2:39 -. H., Tor Burlington, 81. AlbAus
and Montreal.
MI&ED TNAIN-Leayes EutiaId az go .un.
Tor burlington.
MIXED TRAIN.-LeRyea Fellows Fails IL, , &
g. H., arriving IN Rutland at 9 % a. IN. and al
3:i5 p. H., arriving IT, Rutland at $50 =. II.
TrSins leave Burlington going cast, Tor mont
peter. &C., at 1880 q. M, 1878 p. n. and 7.l0 pm
Trains leave Bellows Falls going north, fol
White River Junction, &C., at $40 q. n. anC
1850 am, and 90 and 1929 p. m.
fH- Sleeping cars are attached 10 night train
between 81. Adams and New York.
j.. W. HOBART, Gen1 Supt.
So. Adams. VT, Jan. !, 1917.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-05

DR.. Towuscud's OK
|ygenatcd Air will
purify the blood In
one-third the time
remedy rlu. " hy2
becau- 'uiuhaleOX-
ygenojt a Writ goes
direCi 10 tlo Lungs
and la-.'5 through
t.s-ueS aud
comes in direct con-
tact with the blood
as 81 o. forced into
the Iuacs hythc ac-
tiOn heart. MI
likelihood veins
returns to the heart
every four minutes
ifthe blood is good,
and forced from tho
heart to tho lungs,
and the Wo-r Oxy-
gen you iuhalc intn
tho lungs the more
yUupurifythc blood.
when Oxygen comes
in contact with he
impurities in the
blood il ~CarhOniZcs
and burns, causing
The blood to he heat
e. - that IL warns
every part of
the body, as IL goes
ON its revolutions
through tho system.
If your blood Is purc
you cannot lie sick.
We drive Mercury
and allotherimpurl-
ties blood.
We ~Eunranteeto pu-
rifytho blOodinonc-
/ third the timeofany
~othcrknOWu remedy
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-05

Mr.. jonas lltmyuway recently killed a
u,5, c;gLt motifs aud twenty days cd,
nat weighed as pounds. Who makes a
bigger sQlc.l.