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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-03-10
Jeretfs Improred Vegetable Pills.
Or German Specific,

| Nv ILL prove sure remedy for dyspepsia
w jaundice, diseases OF the liver, headache
heartburn, sour stomach, loss Of appetite, dig
illness, weakness OF the limbs, cosIiveness and
piles. Among the many testimonials recently
received Of the salutary effects Of these Pills
the following strong proof is submitted fol
examination:
Extract of letter from Rev Mason KNAPP.
pen, dated Sudbury. VI Sept %. 1925.
Dear Sir--li is with no ordinary Interest
tina, undertake to recommend to the pub.
lie the virtues Of Jeweit's Vegetable Pills
or German Specific. for the cure Of ndiges.
ton. etc. My own case has been one OF the
most unconquerable kind, having long set a,
defiance medical aid. dieting, exercises and
the fashionable speci6c.---ihe waters OF Sa.
ra,oga. Being totally PROSTATE in mind
and body. was induced, almost without
hope, TO make use Of the above named Pills.
and was surprised 10 find their powerful
and favorable effects. Mydislressing symp.
toms daily decreased, aud | am now almost
entirely cured Of most distressing COM
plant which for seven years had resisted
great variety Of the most popular remedies
"Yours respectfully,
MASON KNApPEN.
minister OF the Gospel. Sudbury, VI.
Extract OF letter from gentleman in
Boston received through the past Office, dat,
ed Sept IA. iS26.--'Sir. | am induced by
feelings Of the liseliesi gratitude 10 make
known TO the public the following cure by
means ef Jcwett's Improved Vegetable Pills
or German Specific. MY complaint was
the Dyspepsia, attended with pain in the
side and stomach, loss OF appetite, &c.
applied TO several physicians and used all
the medicine. generally prescribed 10 per-
sons IN my stuatiou. but they proved ineffec-
iual. Al last. by the advice Of friend who
had been cured in case similar 10 mine
made trial of the above named Pills. and bv
implicitly following the directions. thew
gave me almost instant relief and by using
Two boxes more. they effected permanent
cure. am now enjoying excellent health.
and would heartily recommend TO those per.
sons laboring under dyspepsia to make Trial
of the above medicine
From Rer. j. d. Dyummoad.
With feelings Of pious gratitude 10 hoay-
en, lwhence flows every good and precious
gii now come forward 10 unite mine 10
The numerous testimonies of those. who haya
experienced the happy effects Of .Dr. Jew
ett's improved Vegetable Pills. For mora
than two years have suffered severely from, |
a disease Of the stomach, owing 10 40.
r.a'pgement OF the digestive organs. And
though ! ran the recommended course ofI
many remedies famed for their reliefpiyiop
virtues, yet all was vain and useIess-eun,;l |
At length through the advice Of 4 friend All ! |
consented to make trial ofthe above named
Pllls, the use Of which has compiefsiu -.
established my long scished for health.
J. y. DRUMMOND. Catholic Py;e,t
Boston, Mass. July 25, 1888. ~
Inc fresh and genuine Pills, are for sale
'y WIlislon & Co, Brattleboro.
James Reyes, Putney.
Price so cents. eon,,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-03-10
.UORUS .UULTIC.aULTS
SEED.

THE undersigned offers for sale the Seed
= Of the genuine !Norus luiticauiis, i'm
ported from France by Smith & Sons. New
\ ork, and warranted 10 be the growth Of 1896.
Said Seed is put up in half or whole papers.
and will be sent by mail, free of charge, 10 any
part OF the Y. s., on the receipt of SO for one.
OF 70 for two papers. Notes on all solvent
banks taken in payment. This seed is rar-
rdnfed oproduce the genuine Chinese variety.
and Tue money in all cases will be refunded on
satisfactory proof to the contrary. Shor, direc-
lions Tor culture furnished each order
SETH WHALEN,
Post Master, Whalen's Store, New York.
February, 1887. o5
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-03-10
DANIEL "A. BARRETT.

WOULD inform his old friends and Gus
toners that he has recently made such
arrangements in his business as 10 enable him 10
oner TO the Merchants, on wholesale, and 10 his
former customers, at retail, large extensive
assortment Of KID SHOES of superior auali-
". he has 10 his employ number of expert
enced hands, and will warrant all his work as
we'll manufactured, and The material Of ,he
quality represented All orders promptly nm
swered and all contracts faithfully fulfilled
AS he IS determined to close his custom work
and devote himself to sale work, he is DESTROYS
10 close his books with old customers who
are requested to call Immediately for that purr
Hiusdale, N. H. Feb. IA, 1887. low.s4
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-03-10
THE FARMER.

Let monied block-heads roll in wealth,
Let proud fools strut In state
My hands, my homestead, and my health
Place me above the great.
never fawn, nor fib, nor fain
no please old Mammon's fry;
But Independence still maintain
OF all beneath the sky.
Thus Cincinnatus at his plough,
With more true glory shone,
Than Cesar with his laurelled brow,
His palace and his throne.
Tumult, perplexity, and care,
Are bold ambitions lot;
Butthesc intruders never dare
Disturb my peaceful cot.
Blest with fair competence, ] find
What mQnarchs never can
Health, and tranquility of mind,
Heavens choicest gift to man.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-03-10
A Rare chance for a Merchant,
IN GREENFIELD MASS.

TIME subscriber offers his Stand TO any one
IL who will purchase a small portion OF his
present stock Of GOODS. The Store is well
situated, aud can be hired for a term Of years
the rent is low. A large business has been done
for some years past, the most part Of which has
been cash. A more desirable situation would
be difficult 10 be found. The store is situated
in Bank Row, No. 3, adjoining Messrs. Allen
& Root. The subscriber will rent the Store
cles as will be inconveniert for him 10 remove.
Further information can be obtained by address
sing line to the subscriber, who now occupies
the stand, in Greenfield Mass.
GEO. w. HARDWOOD.
Greenfield, Feb. 9, 1897. 6w22
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-03-10

IMPORTANT TO FARmgRs-An esteem
ed correspondent has given us some infor-
nation relative to The planting Of corn, which
we think must be highly useful to farmers,
and would perhaps prove benefit to the
corn-market generally, were it adopted -
Hundreds of thousands OF bushels are an
nually destroyed by birds, particularly by
the blackbird aud crow,) which might be
preserved by very simple method. The
birds pull il up the moment it appears above
ground and eat the seed. In order to pre-
vent this destruction. the farmer should first
soak the seed well in soft water, until the
chit is just on the eve of bursting through
then put il in vessel Of tar. made soft by
moderate warming, and stir il thoroughly,
until every grain is well coated. when i.
may be separated for planting. Work in
some pounded plaster, when planting, and
this seed the birds will not disturb; il will
come up rank and fine, and pay well for the
trouble. II the corn is not soaked well be-
fore coating with tar, it will not be apt to
come up. as the tar will naturally prevent
the necessary moisture from penetrating
through it. This has been tried by farmers
who never could get good crop Of corn in
any other way, and found to succeed admir-
ably-N Y SIM.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-03-10
Furniture and Chairs.

A t the OH STAND adjoining the Bridge,
IA may be found on hand or made al short
notice, any article in the CABINET FURNITURE
LINE; also CHAIRS Of all kinds, from about
SIS TO 40 cents each. The Shop has been
recently new fitted up and the Machinery en-
larged and much improved, which will enable
the subscriber TO sell at as low prices as can
be purchased at any ether place Of The same
quality. n.
nFChaiys al Wholesale and Retail
MsrrREssEs for H'inter Beds on hand--of
the first quality.
N. b. Wanted Immediately, few thou
sand feet Of seasoned Slitwork for Bedsieads.
Also few thousand feet "a in. Bass Boards
ANTHONY VAN DOORN.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-03-10
House for Sale.

TIME subscriber offers for sale, his House,
Il situated 10 Bra,teboro village, but few
rods from the Main Street. The House is two
stories high, in good condition, aud is very con-
venient for Boarding house, or for three fam
lilies. II will be sold cheap ii application is
soon made.
For further particulars inquire of ASA GaHrS,
Esq. ASAHEL CLAPP.
Feb. 90, 1897. 25
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-03-10

A Preacher cfthe Gospel murdered. Rev
Isaiah Harris, a minister Of the Methodist
Epscopa Church, was wayaid and murdered
on the Esd of Jan. in Surry co. near Cabin
had not been discovered. Richmond Religious
Telegraph.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-03-10

The New York Herald recommends Con-
gress to end the Florida war by offering a
thousand dollars head for the Seininoles, and
let every man be his own General, and fight on
his own hook. 1t has been also recommended
to let The War out by the job, to some Ken
lucky Wild Cat hunter.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-03-10
John w. Frost & ca.

HAVE just received an extensive assort-
- ment Of GOODS-which added 10 their
l I., T stock make as good an assortment Of
Hare, Medicine, &c. as can be found II H..
country, all Of which will be sold low.
Most kinds of Produce taken n EXCHANGE
Tor which the highest prices will be paid.
!" n''a''leooro, NOV. n. fiji.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-03-10

Royal Spfendor.--The Royal Palace at
Athens, Is building on most enormous scale;
and, although one thousand workmen are en-
pioyed on 1t, the architects say it cannot be
completed In less than three years, and that il
O0Oi.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-03-10

OF 1910 persons admitted to the Boston
House of industry, 673 (more than halo were
foreigners. -Four fifths Of the men and three
fifths Of the women had been Incorporate; as
were also the parents of nearly all the children.
Less than one fourth of the whole number OF
paupers, are natives Of Boston.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-03-10

The war between the Chatauque Co. Banl
and the Lumberman's Bank of Pennsylvania
is terminated. Killed, 600; wounded, 900;
missing, 600.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-03-10

| Wonderful, if true.--The Philadelphia
u States Gazette contains the following. in
connection with notice Of lecture by J.
p Espy, Esq. Mr. E. proposes to explain
his beautiful theory by FIVE lectures -
Imporfdnt Discorery---A gentleman Of
this city lIas made one of the greatest dis
coveries which has been made since The duys
OF Franklin---he has discovered the Ldrs
which gorern fhe Weafherl This great Sc
cret which mankind have been fof thousands
found out by james T. Espy, Esq Like
most other operations OF nature, he has as
cerlaincd TINT the weather is regulated by
fixed unalernblc aws--simpp, easily I'M
derstood Tie eau inform captain OF
vessel how TO tell whether there is storm
raging any whore within 500 miles Of him,
and how he must steer to get just ms far into
the storm as he pleases, and of course have
just as much or as liile wind as he pleases.
He can inform him how always TO obtain
supply Of pure fresh water at sea--how 10
ascertain the exact height of the base of
a cloud and whether il will be accompanied
with violent wind, and how he must steer
if he would avoid il, &c. As the same laws
govern storms on land as well as storms at
sea, il must be Interesting not only TO marin
ers and merchants but also 10 farmers, me-
cbanics, and in fact to every body, in great
er or less degree, in proportion as their bu-
siness or pleasure depends upon the state of
the weather.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-03-10
~ Wanted.


n THE subscriber is DESTROYS Of sell
4 ling The Farm on which he now
l.ss.Hs lives, situated in the south part OF
s&2E Ncwfane, one mile west Of Will
Evansville, containing gao acres OF Land, well
watered, wooded and fenced, and will keep
from 80 to 40 head Of cattle. II Is also calcua-
ted to keep Sheep. There are two good sugar
lots thereon, also two orchards Of choice fruit.
The buildings consist Of two story dwelling
House mostly new, convenient for two fsni-
lies, good Barn, and other out buildings in
good repair.
Also, one lot OF Wood and Pasture Land,
containing 70 acres, lying in the southwest
part Of the town on the road leading TO Dover.
The above will be sold cheap. Possession
can be had 10 few weeks.
WILLIAM BARTLETT.
Newfane, Feb. 10, 1887. "a
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-03-10

vTHE subscribers manufacture, and keen on
= hand for sale, UmBlLcAL Tnussrs made
satisfaction. 7''S fN''s.'
THOMPSON & WADsWoRTH.
Bratlleboro, Feb Q, 1887. %
~ For sale, at wholesale or retail, al the
Store of ID. b. THOMPSON. Brattlebor,
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.HORU.S Null TIC.4ULIS
& H. Ed.


;e<$En- TIME subscriber, as agent fo9
x* n Samuel Whirmarsh, offers for
1RYE sale the seed Of genuine
MORUS MULTICALUS,
imported through France from the Philippine
Islands, Enormously supposed to have been
raised in France and selected for Mr.. w. by
agents in whom he has implicit confidence. II
will be sold 10 ounce papers al $500 per paper.
Orders postpaid directed 10 the subscriber will
be duly attended to.
c. p. HUNTINGTON, Agent.
The above seed is offered with confidence
as the genuine Morus Multicauis, the growth
OF 1886, having been imported from the Phil
lipplne Islands, from whence the tree was
originally taken TO Europe. The vitality Of
the seed is warranted, having been fully tested
in my own green house since its arrival, and
perfectly. Ii is well known that
The Multicaulis seed raised in France has de-
generated by mixing with other sorts. This
seed comes from source not liable 10 that
objection
SAM'L WHITMARSH.
Northampton, Ms. Dee. Ia, 1886. 3mI5
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-03-10
u Thompson's New
Truss.
Unexampled Success.

WHERE this Truss has been introduced,
W II IS taking the place of all other Trussrs
ever invented. Persons who have tried the
most approved kinds heretofore made, will law
them aside and purchase one of these invalua-
Bile Trusses.
The following Recommendation has Just been received
from DIR. Hall, Of vergennes.
This Truss, he says, is great Improvement
over any thing that has hitherto been invented
10 the form Of Truss. The superiority OF
the above article does not consis, in the ease
and safety by which they are worn only, but
by proper adaptation will speedily effect per-
maneni cure OF the Hernia. Numerous cer,if-
Gates 10 The above facts might be added, were
i necessary, but slight examination Of these
Trusses will convince any one rha, the great
desIderaium has at length been obtained. and
.his formidable disease is no longer dread.
think therefore tina, all afflicted with Hernia
or Rupture, aud having just estimate of the
Danger Of delaying attention to il, will procure
a Truss Immediately and be cured.
A. HALL.
Vergennes, Oct 1886.
! hereby certify that on commencing having
this season, was afflicted with Hernia. wbicR
became so painful that was obliged 10 ouii
work. applied one Of Thompson,s Patent
Trusses, with which was enabled 10 labor
aa'iy, aud found no more Inconvenience in
wearing i than in wearing my stockings. in
.nree weeks was perfectly cured, laid aside
the truss, and have had no recurrence of her
mia since. GEORGE a HAZE
Braitleboro, Aug 1886.
Mr.. Thompson, Sir-The Trusses bey;n 70
go well, having sold several. Having myself
tried several trusses Of various kinds. found no
reliei. But putting one Of yours ON The first of
April last, in four weeks was entirely cured
and have not had occasion TO wear any since
ana .. 40 not hesitate 10 say that in my opinion
manent cure. Yours in haste,
l.. M. AMSDEN.
u'eenneid' sept 1885. III
subscribers manufacture, and keen on
= hand for sale, UmBILlcAL Tnussrs made
satisfaction.
THOMPSON &. WADSUop mn
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-03-10

RASS SEED-for sale BY -
AT E. w. PR0UTf CIV.
Feb. 90, 1887.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-05-05

PRiCEoY FLOUR-COMPARAT TABLE.
We subloin from the Philadelphia Penn.
sylvanian highly interesting table, giving
a comparative view Of the price of -four in
that city for the first three months ia the
year from 1896 to the present time. II
possesses peculiar interest at the present
moment, showing as it does, the great and
rapid fluctuations Of the market, and stat.
ing the fact that, at periods when labor did
not obtain more than half the price it now
commands, -four has sold at much higher
prices than those which are now complain.
ed Of. In l796, for instance, it sold as
high as fifteen dollars barrel.
PRICES OF FLOUR.
For the three first months Of the year, from 1895
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-05-05

TERMS:

TWO DOLLARS, if psid in advance.
Two Dollars and filly Cents, IL not paid within
rec months.
Three Dollars, Il no, paid until the end of the
I'd failure 10 notify the Editor Of sish 10 dis.
l,nsv,, at tie end Of the graz. riH be considered
a nsr engagement
ADVERTISEMENTS inserted at the usual rates.
ar,st-Msjor r. NJ. Cochran is appointed an
lss, Gar The Journal. aud Is authorized To receive
f0ey and give receipts in my name. I. j. IL.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-05-05

To cure RheumdfiSm or Rheumatic GoW.
Take two ounces of powdered sulphur,
one ounce Of Gumguacum, half an ounce OF
Ntre, quarter of an ounce of Rheubarb,
and mix them well with honey. A tea spoon
full of thus mixture 10 be taken every night
going to bed, after having bathed the feet
and legs, up 10 the knees IN hot water.
Rub the par, affected, frequently, with opo.
dcldoc-iake exercise-but be particular
in keeping the feet dry.-Probatum est.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-05-05

A cure for Barns.-Scrape the inside of
a potato; mix swce, oil and turpentine 50
as TO make pou,Ice Of the mixture, and
apply it to the burn Immediately, and it will
extract the heat.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-05-05

There is hoy in Ncedham. so very erosseyed
tina, he eau look around his own head.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-05-05
From the Cincinnati Commercial Herald.
TOWN.MAKING ANECDOTE.


Those who have been 10 the West, where
towns are made ia The night, ION paper, J
sold in an hour, and built up in a week,
have seen the arts of spectators who pur
chase quarter section Of land, lay II INTO
town lots, make a map Of the surrounding
country, LAYING down rail roads and canals,
al! centerng IN their towns, which is thus
demonstrated to be the future Emporium
Of the West"
The following anecdo,e takes off this prac.
lice Of town Specializing 10 L. We copy
IT from a Rochester paper:
"a fellow who had observed all the sell.
lers Of land, and had seen all the canals,
rail roads, &c. which had been built, on pa.
per, brought noble COW to one Of the great
land markets To sell. He placed her BY the
side Of one Of the land Offices, and offered
her for sale. "Wh a, is your price :" asked
one. at is sixty dollars" he answered.
"Stxtv thunders - vociierated an astonish.
ed coun,ryman, "why is she so much p
Here is map of her" said the fellow,
{ a
upon il, out OF his breches pocket, and he
continued. i" You see here the great Wild
cat Turnpike runs Immediately under her
tail TO the city of the swamps. Loon Lake
Canal viii intersect her head on the top
I horn side, and the Cataract rail road passes
directly through her Gentlemen don't all
speak at once" Aud, Mr.. Editor, lest |
might be called guilty of setting my friend
uneasy to 90 west, | will subscribe myseIt,
Yours, truly, A HoosnER.
/ II will afford sincere pleasure to the
/ friends of the late Hon. Nathaniel Dane, To
know that the Legislature of the new Ter.
rltory of Wisconsin, at its present session,
/ have erected new county, in which the
Seat of Government is located, and called
/ il Dane county, in honor of his memory,
and in grateful recollection Of the benefits
conferred on the Northwestern Territory
/ (of which Wisconsin is a part) by the cele.
brated Ordinance of l7S7, of which he was
the author. This is Just tribute OF respect,
and well earned by the public services OF
that eminent Ju,ist. That il has not been
| done before, cannot be attributed to the
want of proper senslbllity on the part Of
the other States of the West; such is an o.
mission TO be accounted for solely from IN
adverteuce. The younges, daughter OF
that beautiful region has no" ia''y earned
the hieh praise Of building the just public
monument to her departed benetactor.-
Boston Daily Adr.
A cure for BarHs.-Scrape the inside of
a potato; mix swee, oil and turpentine SO
as to make pou'ice Of the mixture, and
apply it to the burn Immediately, and it will
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-05-05

"a'ne paper says" This State the
|, year paid out four millions Of dollars
U'ead sutis. The Legislature have
Ioa - 40 aci, giving fino dallurs 10 ever,
n c r snail raise freaty bushels Of wheat :
VT every bushel over and about THRU,
\ cents Ger bushel.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-05-05

To raise for'rard Potatoes. is stated
IN the New England Farmer, that potatoes
exposed TO warm sun few days before
planting, viii be week more forward than
those planted IN the common way. As the
experiment Will cost but little trouble, we
,hlnk II worth the trial, and would suggest
to those who make IL, 10 favor US with the
result of their respective experiments, as
al such things tend to add to the sum OF
agricultural knowledge, and to inspire an
esprit dn corps, highly promotlve of the
general interests OF busbandmen. --Idrmer
and Gardener.