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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-01-04
alvE rnYsrLr WHOLLY TO THEN.


Passing through the chambers Of the
factory at Sevres, we observed al
artist drawing picture upon q vase.
We watched him Tor several minutes,
but he appeared TO be quite uncon.
scious Of our observation. Parties Of
visitors passed through the room,
slanccd at his work more or less hur
tieIly, a9,i made remarks, but he as
deatmiu heard not, and as dead man
regarded n6t. Why should he Had
he n6rtoyAl work On handR What
Datictcd 70 him the APPRECIATION or the
crilleism Of passets-by They did
not get between hitr and the light, aud
therefore they were 10 hindrance.
though they we're certainly nc, help.
Ygil, thought we. after this fashion
should we devote our heart and soul TO
the ministry which we have received.
This one thing do. Bowiog over our
work, scanning, earnestly our body,
and laying on each liae aud tint, with
careful, prayerful hand We would fla.
i'h the work which the Lord has giyen
us 10 DO without regard 10 friend or
Zoe Tho Scyres vase retained no i'm
press Of the Oh lockers gaze; the re.
sqh ofthr workers sklI would have
! been the same II be had been
altogether unseen; human criticism
eau hssp % l,at Little, and human APP
/ probation may damage our work most
seriously. Let Us forget that we are
judged II men, and henceforth live
Only a. ID the Great Masters eye, alb
sorbcd III doing His will
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-01-04
SUNDAY READING.
.ttarr. ntnma.

aaa iran was goiaR
x Aaaara hsasy laAl. Ga .
sssner 80 BE 80 ssss T. fe,i
HIMSELF d 10 psds.Ae. aalef ibe
sfsaav u gfeat ues 4 pesea
- gatE Lin came up and STOPPED 70
rpca4 wsh bim AZ thep were tai
gg together. splcadid 1arriage rolled
BY Too ouser Il tho eauiags
prosl. i,4A mac was silisg 10 i.
tAkIHs BIZ case
Thn friend SD TO tie cd man.
There u yoa SO that carriage !
The nsa who gwns Il is no, a good
nAa. Every ole who is acquaiused
aIiA ban tBoss llls lie never goes
o. aiHirh. he hates the BIbla and
iFira Ne swcars drea3fully. and
does great many wicked things.
and ys. 10 i rolling "a wealth. and
aas efeyihing be can wish ior.
d. IT, tAr haad, 500 arc badly
81 Yau are trying u love and serve
Sg4 fibmlIyi a1d JET. see hgw many
,hals yoohasei You can hardly get
h.auey easagh.to boy bread 10 eat aud
alriGes u butoh Now, Il God orders
al things shoot us. and is good aid
wise. as the Bible teaches, how % you
ttplain 1t that he often lets wicked
people bays such an easy life, and
allows good people 10 have socha hard
fQreft ~
All, faiI The old man. il is the end
ithat will explain al Ny road is
rough. bat}5 Il stort, naIeAdseirndt
/ Is to heaven. hat will make up for
90 tie difference / am happier 10
ny pwsrysith tie iope of Aeayes
Than wictedlnan can be with az his
riches without this hope
THIS j. true. The Bible was tree
| Of lihtto tsk pbof man, because, 10
all his poverty aud trials. it made his
J life happy with the hope Of heaven.
q Is
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-01-04
Pullman Palace Cars

are run Oh al through trains Of bis road.
Tlis & the ONLY LINZ RAINING thaAe cars
bst~ssn Chics 60 and ~, Paul, ohicsgo end Mil
Vaukoo. or Chicago and Ninona
At OmAha our tlespers eonnset with tn Over
lsnd Sleepers on the Union Pacific Railroad for
an points West % the shssuHu River.
Ga tie arriyal Of the Irsl1s irua tbs East o.
south, the trains 81 he Chicago 4 Sofai@West-
erB Halfway LEAVE CHICAGO a. ieiiows
For Council BLUFF, Omaha and California. Tso
Through Trains daily, with Pullman Palace
Drawiug Room aud sleeping Care 'hrough TO
Council Bluff.
For 81 Paul ana Minneapolis, Tao Through
Trains daily, sith PailIaAn Palace Carr attached
On both trains
Frr Green Pay And Lake Superior Two Trsin
dAiis stih l'ullmsn Palace Cars attached, ADD
running through 70 Marquette.
Fnf Milwaukee, F1nr Through Trails daily
IUsimsn Cars on night liasns, farl0f Chair Care
81, ds3 trains
For spartA ami H.naaa end poiai. h Mlaue.
sofa. Ona Ilfengh Train daily, sith pnlin.Aa
Hieepefs 10 Nin0HA
F8r Dubaks, via Pr port, I've rhroash Trsins
daily wlih FaiinAn Cars % night trans
fuf DnhHls and Ia Crosse. "a Clinton, TSa
Through trains iailJ, wiih Pullman Onfs os
aighi tgaln % Me0regof, Iowa
Fof SIOUX City Ard Ikutton. Tsa rrAiss dai y,
Pnlimsa Cars 10 Missouri VALLEY JanciieB.
f1f IAke Geneva, FsRr Trans daiiy.
For Rockford Sterling, Epnsshs Janesviils.
and otAti paaats, yen ean have ffea t~o - ten
iraine aElly.
Mes York Oflas siS Broadway; Boston 0fice
No 8 state sfftst' 0mzhs Ohlee rs Farsi an
strssa A4n frGbeirrn Dtiee, i4i Montgomery
Street, fsAHsss ueket DlAoes, " Clark Street.
nustf ksfIDsH House. corner oanal sna AAaa-
son hifeeis; Klenzs street Depot, corner ".
Kinxe kna CtHGi Streets Wells Street Depot,
carntf Well And kinzie street
Yaf rates ~ iHfgrmKilgH nai GttknADie frgta
YOar lsessa Aeket Egelt4, AppiF -
vi H. AdEKaErg MAEgIs HuGKlTT,
Gsa. pass Agi, CAlcago. ueu.bupt, Chicago.
bs4ly
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-01-04

Who il on the Lords side who I
s injurious, money making. selilndnl.
gent age iLluks 20 serve God aud also
Mammou Ito live with Pharaoh aud be
ofIsrsel q keep thc doors Of Goi's
Aoase gilA subscriptions and dopa.
.aeas Asi very resnlaf attendance wheo
convenient aud al TIC same tine 70
dwell ia the lenis 81 wickadpess Tie
thiog eanuot Be done L is impossible
III yoa arc DOT with Christ. you are
against Him, though yea preach and
prophecy sud pray, aud il You DO not
rtpenfs y6nr own coGpAsy viii claim
you in the eongreg CATION 81 the dead.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-01-04

AhEAAn " an I'D fNH mas tHhi
Centennial exhibition /!

J. sclis fa.'tF illeu aay other bgQE oae agent
cod "a taftes ia 1ae daF Tits s. the ouis as.
ths8he sH3 atnanse tt hwtory pGDilshsA, eaid
fsr Der ek - tefU Us u aFepts hArlaNLL PCB-
l5Ailaa a. fAlA8tirhia, is
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-01-04

Hsgy sAfis tried sseh day 81 his
life hy his own conscience None can
escape this ooari
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-01-04
AGENTS WANTED.

Goods AZ manufacturer prices. The gDods
furnished by Ms % ASeuts ] receive fress tla
manufacturers. hsy shipped IA laFga 4nlRn.
ii'ies and BY cheapest ROUTES 10 this way fssts
'nVngh on cost a goods 10 Iny me fJr hs ndlng
them. and gtVe them " gents At lower haaTes
shan they can DE had " ordered ~ soy Ohe elias
trial will convince you thai thsis iso' IhsSs
osnyssssd IN I've yHAFH, have hAd iTon
i've to ii'iy hgants at uOik Tor nae 81 time, and
kDOu what Sgsuts can do aud what articles
viii sell b.sL aud can give ufefui hints in r..
gard ~ beet md most sutceksiul methods 81
sauvsssing. hhsii make your interests my o~n.
I stall "a ~ feneipt ~ nes ADD ascfai 4ftieiss
~ soon - they are pat % the market, aud a.
Gays at bsd-ioek prices ! NHnt active bgsnts ~
syhTy town Ia AVa Lngl4Hd and hes York 81
ones - tHuyAss o. tire fgiiowinE named ART
eies, % xllt VA Sll glgs eiolsa " territory and
bottom priess il Y0u app3 u once.
Mrs. PORTS COLD H4aDtI FLAT HONS.
NJ hotter repaired Hsndie never gsis hot
ls detached BY sprpg, sud cpsgsed from a
cold IRON to hot ons qaifkss than holder.
One holder aud three lf0ns. cue 81 NLisai 10 a
polishing FDus, constitute a set. hstsii pfles.
per sot, tzbS lie lad = lassailoH, wlleh viii
help y naa IL 10 hosrly every lady Sle has iron
isg 10 Ds aaus Also
RUSTIC sHADEa AID gEW gisDs % FIX
IUHEs, ALL COMPLETE.
iot from 90 osHts to I.23 per Nip8oS, according
% style u shsla sad size u sisaos.
TAYL0his SAFETY Locks, BURGLAR PROOF
Csn be ppi Ga ~ eve miGstes without eallinK
sic door Il I9rks The spiil6b - pushing
slltc. hetAii fries II cent?.
EUREKA COPYING IsK AID BOOK.
10 yfass, bfusA. ~ WNtsf repaired. ssiis reaa
By ~ tiSsness inca caves The esst u pfess
Sg-yas6 b0ak 3Ea ksf pint - ibk e. Is. have
sale c9btGNi " sAa afu manufacturers axebt fsF
tbs abgye sruelas shall keep &boye kog,is ia
steek. also paper And snveopes Gha sHy book
Dsblishsa. fsTalEhod ~ he'd rocs yFises. Gala
aud zee them, ethd yossss esFd ~ my GG-
afsss, zi4a vii e4ii sad shD~ sssagiss.
EMERSON EsTABROOX,
FAcT0EK POINT Beuu.Agten o., W..
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-01-04

We cannot think Too highly u our
nature, nor TO hubby 81 ourselves
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-01-04

Leamons Dyes Color silks
Leam0h's Dyes COLOR WooleHs.
f.eamon's Dyes Color C0ttons.
Lemons Dyes Colof Abythiug.
praggls.s a0li ildm ksak a4tiagfa'l and
s1pi4t q fectiaHs Niil 81 seat SO atg oba IS
t8afamtwa she prppr8eiafs VAL. A,cakAusJ1
A g. Eaf .iag n, "
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-01-04
CONSTIPATION IS CURED

no m.tter nov severe or u hoF long standln 4
Is iheuse ot this medicine m catharlc, il
u elective without debiliiaang, cafnes Of al
Impurities, and j. st 'Ec same time as flourish
ing aud heshng ~ sns article q food se eat. We
lave ceriincafu, fr8m sontr ~ the NEST severe
cases 81 bed ridden pefsoas, aHd others Nho had
suffered RI year. esth0at lItlp. Relief i sI..
rSnGed ID tsefy CASE, tud Vi aEtaslelt aseA
caro- all surely Be tf0c'cd.
Constipation, soreness And pressure u the
bowels IL generally the procurspr % some form
~ diaeasa, AMI tae fehGea Of which, 10 either
SCI, 0r ~ uhsteyer age, kidney Wont, viii give
tone and strength H. the debihtatpd body
EE-If ne4nes a. We ~ll fcui written guar
antea 70 refund the money u tle person making
fair tfai - ths medicine i9f tie above diseases
is not benefited
Prizes Il 90 Fsf psc sgc. Fer rale ~ All Drug
glsss seut posi- paid % Foctipt 81 money ~
WELLS. RICHARDSON a co.
BH6ir IuEEtNsgQN, W.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-01-04
EreenorL Dubuque Line
CHICAGO & Milwaukee Line

Il the old Lake Shore Route. and i. the only
one passing through Evanston, Lake Forest,
Highland Park, Warkagan, Racine, KenosliA to
NilwauEeq
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-01-04
.PRTTEM GILL,S
Kidney Wort,
KIDNEY COMPLATNTS

OF att descriptioas are relieved At eneel and
speedily cured. THIS wonderful vegetable com
pound seems intended By nature for the cHre o.
al disFS~vE n the kidneys. causel sy weskDess
AID debt tty. lie great nIaic powers sfo rspesi.
AHy directed to the removal Of III Gas 81
disease. and IL should he used Without delay by
avery pcrs0n suffering from weak nr diseased
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-01-04
Green Bay Marquette Line

l. the only hno fot JAnesyille, Waterfowl. Pond
Du Lac, Oshkosh, Appleton, Green BsF, RroA-
nsba. hegsunec, Marquette, iioughtoB, Han
coca aud the Lake Superior CUuptry. Its
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-01-04
WiIiona and st. Peter Lin,

is the ouly route for WinoDa, Rochester, OwA.
toun4 MAJ ito, 81 Peter, New Vim, aud 81
poiats iu southern and Central Minnesota. liz
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-01-04
California.
Omah and California Line
Chicago, Madison and st.
paul Line

Ii the shor inc III Northern Wisconsin and
MI0has1sa, ADD for Madison, ~. Panl, Mime.
polls, Duiu'h and all points in uhs Great North
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-01-04

kMEhsUN EhIAbHUUk,
gAcT0Eg POINT BeHu.agtea o., vs..
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-16
Personal Paragraphs.

Rev. II. II. Haweis, an English clergy
man, says that Mr.. Jefferson's Grip Van
Wrinkle is the best temperance speech ever
delivered.
The sister of the Sultan, who was recent
ly married to Mahmoud Bey, died during
the honeymoon of lung disease. She was
20 years old.
Ex-Mayor Wickhsm of New York was
dined and wired by a large number Of pro.
minent citizens OF both parties on Friday
evening.
When Lord Derby was told that he could
cure his govt by forS4king port and taking
Gladstone's claret, he said that he prefer
rcd govt.
In 1874 Vanderbilt s1undly thrashed
Yankee Sullivan, who attempted TO pull
him oil his horse when leading a whig pro-
cession in New York.
NacheR, the Piute chief, has turned far
mer. He atsIts in with two wives, saving:
$40 breakee down one rquaw Ike white
corr man.
Bridgeport, Conn, has q hermit who is
clothed from head to foot in old bo1t tops,
and the HorW thinks he must he Jackson
Schulz.
Mics Grundy says the court costumes
worn on state occasions at Washington by
the members of the diplomatic corps smell
strongly Of camphor.
Philip Lang, aged twelve years, of VIII
liamsburgh, N. Y.,who was sent by his pa
rents two years ago to sell q basket Of rad.
ishes, has Just come home.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-16
The Brattleboro and Whitehall Rail
road

TIC Brattleboro end Whitehall railroad
ab.orbs a Ooodly share Of pub.ic interest.
. so-''
AMI II IS Oeiie'cu 'na' d ioIiil"' orGaui@a'lou
will he effected at the meeting 10 be held
at tie Brooks house, B~fattleboro. on the
amin. T.a os,instsd cost ot III. rcod
- noo odn ~, ~ 49,
Is 9loOo'ooJ ana 1t Is slS'eu 'h"V Ne"
York capitalists stand ready 10 build and
equip it in a year if the towns on the lire
y';i ,,iso s50o ooO ard nrovidn ror forc;r,
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-16
The Ice Break in the Ohio.
CiHciNNATt, Jan.

CINCINNATI, Jan. 10.
The lowest estimate of the damage done
here by the ice break is $3.50 COO, and the
highes. $500, 0C0. The heaviest losses seem
at this writing to be with the coal dealers.
There were seventy loaded and $50 empty
barges sunk or carried away from their
landing at this place. Nest of those not
actually sunk have been left in sucn q con-
dition that nothing can be done for them,
and they will be eventually lost. 1t is not
certainly known whether there was any
loss Of life attending the break at this
point, although e number OF tie barges
that were swept away had men IN board
who have not since been heard from. A
dispatch from Madison, lad, says The
steamer Bsnnock City has been destroyed
by the ice. Twelve basges have teen car
ried away from this city, and over 100 bar
ges have passed In the ice since daylight.
John Mclaughlin, who was carried away
in a coal barge from Cincinnati at ten
o'clock yesterday morning, was rescued
this morning near Mammoth cave, Park
house. He left the barge at daylight and
tried to reach the shore on the ice, but
failed, and had been drifting on small ice
foe for several hours. Advices from all
points from Piltsburg down record much
damage.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-16
The Case OF Rev. z. D. Hopkins.

The report of Rev. L. d. Hopkins being
in Jail at Sherbrooke, was incorrect. He
was only in the officers charge. On his
arrival at 81. Johnsbury on Saturday morn
ing he was taken 10 charge by Sheriff
Preston and lodged in Jail to await a hear
ing, which will be had in a few daya. The
paper claimed to have been forged is a
draft for $40, drawn in favor of Charles
II. Green of Barton Landing on the Fire
association of Philadelphia for tho settle
ment of a loss, and the endorsement of
Charles II. Green on the pack is claimed to
have been made by Mr.. hopkins.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-16
Vermont News.

On Wednesday the Dairymen's association
meets in Burlington, with prospect of a
large attendance.
Senator Edmunds having learned that
there ia much suffering among the poor of
Burlington enclosed a check for $50 to n
the ladies Interested in the relief work, as
contribution TO the fund. q
The metropolitan papers are gravely an
nouncing that Vermont farmers are now
engaged in trout culture. OF pisciculture
and base ball matches, the weather is a
triflc more favorable for the latter.
1t is announced that Miss MARCH, Van
Ness Roosevelt, daughter Of the lltc Judge
Roosevelt, and granddaughter of Gov. Van
Ness Of Vermont, is about to be married to
Mr.. Edward Scoyille, n young gentleman
of Detroit.
The Brattloboro milk dealers IN accord
ance with a law passed by the last %legisla-
ture, lately began serving the tactical fluid
to their customers by wine measure, but
forgot, with one or two exceptions, to
make any reduction in the price. An omi-
nous grumble from all quarters has had
due effect, and the new measures have
been abandoned.
Prof. c. f. Schust.r is to have a benefit
at the Unitarian church, Brlttleboro, on
the evening OF the 17ih ms, He will be
assisted by Miss NJ, c. Cooke, soprano,
Mr.. W. II. TAFT, tenor, Mr.. G. NJ. Taylor,
lasso, and Mr.. II. X. White, organist ;
also by the Brattloboro orchestra and the
ScXiettc Rand. Mr.. Schus'cr Is "A musician
and Instructor Of rare eudOWments, and his
long and honorable service in this vicinity
enttles him 20 very subSt7niiAl% recognition.
The January thaH, it such it was, was a
miserable subterfnpe for q thaw in the
vicinity Of Brattleboro, There twas but a
day Of millness, and that wa not ethereal.
Nature evidently does not incline TO melt
ing moods heroabou;s. Snow on the level
is from three to four feet deep. and all the
outlying country IL u white aud rigid land
ecape sUblimily, massive and solitary
enough almost tor a glimpse Of the Arctic
zouo. The rOaG9 are just beginning to get
Tassablc, after repeated suo 80 and blows,
! but the bed is not solid enough for first
rate eieiphinr, even within the village
limits. Wood is coming into market free
ly, ranging in price from 81 to S. fol
green.
A meeting was hcld AT Bra'tleboro OF
Monday evening, By Post sedwick, No. s
G. A. r., commemorative Of the Vernon
centennial. The veterans reunion at Ben
n%iugtoa, August 10, will be discussed, ant
plans for attending it proposed. Among
the propositions is one that the post shall
march over the mountain in a body. The
oihcers Of the post for the year are as fol
lows X. e. Gorden, post commander
Oman Prescott, senior vice commander
Julius Whitney, junior vice commander
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-16
Cheshire County Farmers Meeting.

The third anl la3. of q series OF farmers
meetings for Cheshire county, n, IT,, IN
der the auspices of the boatd Of agricul-
ture, was held a, MARROW on Wednesday
and Thursday. On Wednesday evening
addresses were made by Nr. Hutchinson,
on "Butter Making" by Mr, Parker, on
''The Needs of the Farm = and by Dr..
Ringsbury, On SANITARY Rsform' On
Thursday forenoon Mr.. Hutchinson, who
Is in the milk business, gave his experience
of the same, the manner Of feeding stock,
etc. The subject was further discussed
by the president, Mr.. Humphrey. Al 1879
o'clock all present plTtook of a farmers
dinner. la the afternoon Mr.. Humphrey
spoke upon the subject Of "Corn Raising,
while others tOop up the potato crop aud
the treatment OF the potato bug, etc. Ia
the evening MIR. Humphrey spoke on Gag
r%icultural Reform" Mr. Parker delivered
an essay on the "WheAt Culture" after
which deserted farms were alludedto by
Mr.. Humphrey. There was a large attend
anee, end tho meeting was full OF interest,
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-16

There ere mauy chances to be deceived
and many chances to make good bargains.
The present dull state Of affairs will COM
mead all to search for good bargains, and
% look well before making their purchases.
\, the Rutland County Drug Store of
Morse Bros, opposite the depot, Pure
Dfegs, Medicines, Patent Medicines, Fan
cy Goods. Trusses and Shoulder Braces,
etc, etc, are selling at reduced prices,
(pHnic priccs). Pure Cream Tartar, Bi
Carbonate of soda, Genuine Virgin Salad Oil
French Salad Dressing, Pure Flavoring Ex-
tracts, our " manufacture c. Prescriptions
q specially, At all hours, prepared by expe-
riencod pharmacists. Imported cigars, di.
rect from Acker, Merrill & Condit, and
Parks d Tiltord. Remember that we have
a complete stool; which must be sold, and
we ar9 here to please all who may favor US
with 2 call.
MORSE Bros, Druggists.
d&W Opposite Depot, Rutland, Vt.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-16
Happy Influence Of a Great Specific.

For the preservation or recovery CT health
and strength, the diet should be wholesome
and nutritious. When It happens tina the ali.
m;ntary processes arc disturbed by improper
or half mastlcatcd food, the best remedy fer
the evil results OF abusing the digestive organs
IS Hostetter's stomach Bitter5, u most agree
bic, prompt aud gentle remedy for dyspepsia,
and fer the bilious ana eyacuativo irregularl-
ties which result from II. The liver and low-
els, In common with the stomach, experience
It's DenthGlent Influences, The refuse OF the
system is carried on through It's natural out
let, a healthy now ami secretion OF the bile Is
promoted, aud a powerful Impetus is given to
assimilation in consequence OF its use. It
healthtu IS stimulates tina bladder and Kidneys
when they are inactive, and by It's tonic and
regulating action fortlnes the system against
malaria.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-16

Everybody, at this season of the year,
when coughs, colds and fevers are so prev
alent, should bear IN mind that an ounce of
preventive is worth an hundred pounds of
cure. Such being the fact, why not take
good sound advice, and buy a Chest Pro-
tector Of Albert w. Higgins, who has 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. Our goods have been bought low;
we are selling them cheap, and don't for
get thlt " HIGGINS SUPERIOR CO.
LOGNE" is the best. S1.0O will buy a
pint. Give us a call.
ALBEIT W. HGoGGNs,
oct7d Family Chemist.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-16
From fHE PRESIDENT or TIE
NEW YORK STATE TEACHERS
TJDM

IO@fs
DR.. Fenner's Improved Cough Honey m
Will break up a cold in the head, before
any cough has yet formed, in two or three
hourO. III Ii will relieve any cough in
one hour Or less. [3l 1t is the best rem
edy known for the relief of irritable and
wOriisome children. It'll pleasant to take,
habdsome in appearance, safe in its action
and certain in its effect. 1t does not dry
the cough but loosens and heals. From
the Lowry cottage to the princely palace
and offices of state come orders and COM
mendatiOns:
From Pref n. n. SANFORD, President Of the Nec
lOrt state Icdchcr'S ASSOcidtiOH, Supt. Of Pub
,c SchoolS al Mddtetorn, y. T., etc.
From repeated and present use OF DR.. Fem
nerS improved Cough Honey IN my family, |
am free To say that ! consider 1t the best rem
edy now known Tor c.ughs. Its action is
prompt ana reliable. In the frequent colds 80
common among children the use OF the Cough
Honey VIII prove u great boon.
II. X. SANFORD.
From John b. Miner, n wealthy banker OF
Fredonla, n, y. l was AFFLICTED with a harrass-
Ing cough. three doses or Dr. Fenner's In
proved Cough Honey entirely relieved me.
j. b. MINER.
Painted Post, n. Y, Aug. 20, 1876.
DR.. NJ. NJ. Fenner. FredOnta, n. dear Sir
] have used your InprJyed Cough Honey for
The past two years for asthu a and colds, and
had ~ the best remedy lever tried. 1t Is u real
pleasure TO recommend II. Yours truly,
dcwlw j. W. BoNsT.