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A c A r D.

TIC. SMITH would say to his friends in
New Haven. that he has received an addI-
tional supply of New Goods at his store IN that
town, making his assortment complete, and
that he intends 10 continue his business there
as usual. and will sell goods as cheap as can be
purchased at any store in the county, and would
be happy to receive continuance OF their pat
ronagc and would also invite them 10 call al
his store in Mddebury.
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TRI. WEEKLY COMMERCIAL ADV.
a TRI.wEEkLY PAPER,

Il TRI-wEEKLY PAPER,
is published (for the country only every Tues
day, THURSDAY and Saturday, at So 90 per an
urn, payable in advance. Advertisements for
the daily are incer;ed in the Triweekly, gratis.
1t also contains all the reading matter which
appears in the Daily.
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DR.. PHELPS COMPOUND TOMATO PILLS.
Entirely d,Fersat and disilrc. from; any and ALL
other IcmgiO ENs(

CtHST ICHi1tO sNtS.J
a s there are other preparations no,7 advertised
"a as I'cm1to Pits, those who wish the genu-
inc medicine, so highly recommended entirely
regeta5ie, end prepared By C regularly educated
Physician, must je particular 10 Inquire for
PHELPs'; and see that they are labelled DR..
Phelps COnpouRt tomato Pdis.
The Tomato Pills are extensively used as n
substitute for Calonel, and with great success.
They have proved particularly useful in scIofu'
lous Elections Rheumatism, Fevers, Liver om-
plants, Sick Headache, Cos,veness. Cholc,
Jaundicc, Nervous diseases, loss OF Appetite &c.
As a common Family medicine they are unriVal-
ed. Numerous certificates OF the most respecta
bic Physicians, and otrer persons might DC added
10 prove their utility, but the reader is refereed
10 the Pamphlets in the hands OF the agent.
Sold wholesale and retail by GEO. II. FISH
agent Middlebury, VT.
Middlebury, July 80, 1899. IL
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TRANSFORMATIONS AND PRESERVATION OF
SILK WoRM EGGs.-The Editor Of the
Annals Of the Silk Culture in France, makes
the following observations IN relation 10 the
transportation and preservation OF silk worm
eggs.
1--WE regard ii as our duty to advised those
persons engaged in rearing silk worms and
who get their eggs from e distance, 10 obtain
their SUI Fly long tiaie before The Matching
season. The eggs should ii possible, remain
the whole winter, and the latter part at least
in the place where hey are to be Matched.
Without thls precauion the matching viii lake
place with g eat irregu!arity, as We have as
certained by frequent experience. The eggs
are liable 10 be injured 10y exposure TO very
sudden changes from heat to cold. about the
time that they begin 10 take on the hatch
ny movement"
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KEESEVILLE.
STATE OF VERMONT, .
1ddisOn District SIS,

STATE OF VERMONT, I
addison Districts 5.
5DE IT REMEMBERED, That at Probate
- Court holden at Middlebury within and
for sad district, on the 10Th day of November A.
d. isj9:-Present, Hon. Samuel Swift Judge.
William lockwood, administrator Of
LEVI FROST,
late of Brdporl- in said district, deceased, rep
resrnts to this court that tie personal estate of
said deceased is insufficient 10 pay the debls due
from the same and the expenses Of administra-
ton and moves the court II authorize and license
him TO sell real estate for the purposes azores
II is, therefore, ordered by the cour. that the
said administrator give notice to oil persons con-
eerned 10 appear, if they shall see cause, before
probate court to be holden at the Office of the
Judge of said court in Middlebury on the 18th
day of December next ensuing, at one o'clock in
the afternoon, then and there 10 make their OBJ
iecIions, if any they may have, II authorizing &
licensing the said administrator to sell real estate
of said deceased, for the purpose aforesaid, by
publishing certified copy Of this order in the
Middlebury Peoples Press, newspaper printed
at Mddlebury aforesaid, three weeks successive
ly previously to that time.
E. D. BARBER, Register.
true copy of Record, 80
, est, E. D, BARBER, Register.
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PROSPECTUS OF ROBERTS'S
WORLD OF ROMANCE.

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BUFFALO NEWSPAPERS.

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COMMERCIAL ADV. AND JOURNAL,
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No pains or expense are spared By lis conduc-
tors in placing the LATEST NEWS before its
readers. and TO daily paper in the western
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genera! circulation of their advertisements in
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AGRICULTURE.
WATERING CATTLE IN WINTER.

n
Perhaps it would excite the surprise ofmany
Of our readers should we assert that cattle
renerallr suffer more from thirst IN winter tnan
during the heat Of summer. Yet there is
strong reason to baicve that THIS is 20 great
extent the case. Cattle whose winter food
consists entirely of hay. straw, ant other dry
materials, need plentiful and frequent supply
Of pure fresh water. This many do not obtain,
as nearly all running streams are covered with
ice. md cattle arc obliged 10 wander coH
siderable distance from the yard to tho water
,ng place, through deep SHOWS CT over slip
merry path, EXPOSED 10 the annoyance OF dogs
or 10 be- gorcd by other cattle. and rather than to
endure his they o!;en suffer much from want
Of water. Il has been ascer'ained t!la: bullock
who La, wafer "a; command, viii drink It Gig
times a day. Il should always, therefore. be
feasv access 10 cattle At all times and rot
on n distant part Of tho farm. oT in the open
road. so that in order that your cattle may help
themselves 10 it, YOU are obliged 10 leave your
s,ate OMEN. or y0vr BARNARD bars down, and
Inns vopr ward is lhronged with vagrant colts
and other III. bred animals, WHO take posses
sion OF whatever fodder they can lay their
mouths upon, and pay 20 regard 10 the rights
ofzneu,a and fvum. DR.. Anderson says that
ha knew 4 man who became very rich by being
great in HHlc matters, that Is, attending care
fully &c things which other men consider OF too
Little CONSEQUENCE TO claim their notice; and
this man always made it point 10 sec that has
cattle, particularly his mich cows, should have
constant supply Of pure v0;er.-FaTmerS'
Cabinet
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TAYNE's HAIR ToNIC.-We have,

EAYNE'S HAIR TONIC.-We have
a. heretofore numbered ourselves among
those who believed that "ALBERT's HAIR
Tone" sold by DIR. Jayne, was one Of the
many quack nostrums whose virtues are never
seen beyond the luIsome pulls of their authors.
We are willing, at length, to make public ac-
acknowledgements of the orror Of orr belief
An Intimate friend, some two or three months
since, all the top Of whose Uranium was as
bald as a piece of polished marble, madese !. |.
our jcstihs and ridicule. of the idea OF attedist
ing TO cGi6raie so barren spot, purchased
bottle or two of Inc hair 'rol.c from Doctor
Jayne, and according TO his directions app.i.
ed IT. During tho present week the same
friend uShered himself into our presence. and
uncove!inS his hitherto naked head, asionish.
ed MS with thin, though !uxuriau, growth Of
hair, from one To two inches in length-upon
the very premises we bad believed as unyield
ing 10 cultivation as the trackIess sand that
skirts the Atlantic. This is no puff. but is re.
lIeiously !rue, and TO those who doubt, the
gentie.nad can be pointed out. What is more
IN favor of this "foRic," the case hore cited
was not one Of temporary badness-no sud-
den loss Of the hair-but was one of years.
standing though the gentleman is but forty five
years of oge.-Pkiladelphia Spirit of the
Times, Oct. 2lst 1889. i
Prepared only by DR.. Jayne, No 20 South
Third street Phladolfhia.-Price 81 90. 81
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The BUSINESS OF AGRICULTURE, wheihe
n the management OF extensive estates or
the culture OF single farms, requires 10 be con-
Quoted in all orderly and systematic manner.
For this purpose a certain establishment Of
operators, a certain style Of books Of accounts,
and great aue.Iion ia all commercial transac-
ton, may be considered fundamental re.
quisi,es.
The establishment Of co-opcrators and SER
wants must depend on the extent Of the sub
ject of management. The graduation of
operators required on farms depends upon
their size. Whenever the master does not
labor himself, foreman or operator having
some charge is requisite and in very ex-
Iensive cases, where there Is n considerable
extent OF grazing ground as well as tiiiage
lands, Il head pioushman and a head herds
man will be icund advantageous. The great
point is be aimed at by the steward ci an ex-
tensive estate, and the ocupIers Of a large
farm, hit on the proper humber Of sub
managers and 10 assign each his distinct
province, so that the one may ne, or interfere
with the other. Having attained, the next
is 10 keep the whole machine IN regular action
to keep every man, from the lowest operator
to The highest, strictly TO his duty. Ali
operators ought 10 be adequately remurated /;
and ii is better in general 10 pay liberal prc
and require vigi!anr, ski.luI, and active exer-
ton, than 10 cheaper labor. and SO encourage
Incidence and bad execution.
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Wu:AT ~ Nv iA2IrSi!iRE. Many OF the
farmers Of the Granite state have, within 4
few years, produced wheat crops, which III OK
tent and value, arc worthy OF place on the
page that records the golden ingatherings
of tho fertile west. Col Learned, in particu
lar, on his extensive farm on the Black Noun
tain, as it is called, in Picrmont, has set an
example in this respect worthy of imitation in
the east. In 1885 on 90 acres, he raised $50
bushels; in 1897, on 81 acres lie raised 1904
bushels; in 1898, on 90 acres he raised about
700 bushels. The land was new cleared land,
only cleared Of the timber and burned over
The land he paid one dollar per acre fer, and
the clearing cost ten collars per acre.
Spring wheat was the kind exclusively used
by Col Learned ard the kinds preferred have
been the common bearded, and the bald or tea
wheat. He has also the present season Sowcd
a quantity of the Black Sea wheat, with VIVA.
success, has not yet been learned by Us. Col.
Learned las as yet suffered little or 10 loss
from the worm which has done injury in former
years to eastern wheat; is it not possible that
the ashes existing in the newly burned soil,
NAV have had the effect of preventing their ap-
pearanccl Some experiments made in sowing
ashes with, and on wheat, would seem TO indi
cate that such is the case. The wheat crop in
Maine and New Hampshire has the past sea-
son been good one. and the probability il,
that by an improved cultivation, the use of lime,
and tho better management Of manures, the old
fields Of New-England will again supply her
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Industrious sons with bread in abundance
Such at least is the cheering prospect Gen.
Farmer.
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DR.. Jayne's Expectorant.

THIS Invaluable medicines daily effscting some of
Y The most astonishing and wonderful cureSlh4 have
ever been known. all who have euer used II ZAiSn-
ma cough splitting Of blood hopping cough, Group or
hives consumption, chronic pleuTloy, hoarsenesS pam
and SORENESS of the breast, dnculv o! breathing ana
every other disease Of the lungs and Breast can ana 0o
a;tes. 10 lis usefulness BRoNcHIT disease Wnich
iis-annuay sweeping thousands upon thousands 10 a
premature grave under the mistaken name on LON
SUMPTION. is always cured by it. The usual symp-
toms o! this disease (Bronchts) are coush, soreness
Of the lungs throat hcarseness, dhcuity oioreah
ing asthma hectic fever, splitting up oil phlegm or
matter. and sometimes blood. It is an Inflammation
of the fine skin which lines the inside OF the whole oil
the wind tubes or air vessels which Jun through ev-
cry part OF the lungs. Tins EXpectoranl Immediately
suppresses the cough; pain; Inflammation; lever AMI
difficulty Of breathing, and produces Tree ana easy
Expectoraiion AM cure Is soon eftcted.
I. always cures AsLHMA-two or three large doses
will cure The Group or Hives OF chidren in IRON ff
teen minutes TO an hours time. IL lmmedatei1Suo-
Trss the Of Wkoopng Cough, and effects a si:dy
cure Hundreds who have been gwen up ~ tbT
physicians as incura5le with .'ConsunPtioIi ~
been restored 10 perfect health by 1t.
REV. JONATHAN GOING, D. D: of
Granville College, Ohio, says-'he was 3n1er
severe cold cough and hoasenesS and that his dit
ficuy of Breathing great that he felt himself In
imminent dagger Of immediate sufiocatcr, but Was
perfectly cured by using this EXpectorant---Mrs
Dilks Of Salem, n. J. was cured Of Asthma OF tSen-
ty wears standing by using two bottles Of this Inedi-
cine.-Mrs Ward, also of Salem, Yves cured Of
the same complaint by on bottle.--A young lady.
also of Salem who was believed by her friends 70 be
far gone with consumption, Was PERFECTLY restored by
three Iotties DIR. Hlm.lion, of ST. James South
Carolina yas greatly Effected by cough, Loarseness
and soreness oil the lungs, and on using bottle Of
this medicine found permanent relief.
The following certificate is froma practising Physi
cian and a much respected Clergyman Of the Mitho-
dist Society datel Modes; Town;ga. Avgust21, 1855
DR.. Jaynes-Dear Sri have been using YOUR Ex-
pccioran, extensively in my precce Tor tie last three
months; and for all attacks OF colds nlamsa1N Of the
umption-asth;na pains and weakness of
the Breast-it is decidedly the best medicinel have
ercr tried. Very respectfully yours
R. W. WILLIAMS, Nd.
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Extract OF Ceriificat e RON the Rev. Dr. Ba5cocl,
late President of Watervlle college, Maine.

late President Of Waterville college, Maine.
From intimate personal acquaintance with DR.. d.
JAYNE regular student ofthe medical University Of
Pennsylvania, and experienced. successful practi-
TONER Of medicine, was prepared 10 appreciate the
numerous testimonials il favor OF his disrent medical
preparations much more highly than the great MAORI
ly OF those which are extensively eulogised. On trial
Of them in IT. family, and 7c:.e o. them person.
oily, have mare than realized their favorable antici
paons. They what they profess to'be-not quaci,
nosrums hut sklfUy prepared antidotes for some of
the most affective OF human diseases. l know that
they are highly esteemed anu frequently prescribed,
by of tho most respectable of the regular practl
TONERS of medicine in this city and elsewhere, and
DO not hesitate TO commend them a valuable adds
lion 10 maeria mcdlca, and safe, as well
ncnily useful remedy fer the diseased"
RgTrs BABcOSs', in.
Philadelphia, 7,h June, 1893.
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Groceries, Crockery, Lamp Oil, &c:
All Of which he offers for sale at very small
advance from cost-for Cash, Butter, Cheese d
many kinds of produce. He most respectful
ly invites all persons wishing TO purchase to
call and examine his stock.
~ TIC. SMITH.
M;ddroburv Oc,.1 1899. 22;if
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Taken Up

HBY the subscriber on the lSth,inst. FIVE
ARcalves, TO Of them red one black; one
dark brindlc, with star il his forehead, white
bind feet. JAMES CRANE.
MiGdlebury Oct. 29th, 1879.
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IMPoRTANT-To TIE LADIES.


lust received and for sale. By MOODY & AriMS
Tvs celebrated Female Health B"sioraIL.e. Il Is 49,
signed particularly fer the e.Isr to Tie ~
male sti,Gtinn. A cflicekt RENE ~ Of :bf
kind has long been wanted of those disease
have baied the skill Of the eminent py sicaGs
aad all the remedies heretofore haze proved IN
ener;rai IN thousands Of This medicine Inya-
riabiy removes 0LstructIOnS regulates, cases
o! painful too frequent, or prouse mrnIruaiion, and
has cured the most obstinate of Fn0r AIbls
whites. Aud mothers relief, II is cquaI-d by
any Other medicine. IL is not a cathartc Tut tonic,
streng thenIHg, and restoring the healthy
az ton. II is recommended by many OF the uost emf
ncnt physicians in the CniIed States. Hoct j. Mnrri-
from ColrTain Mass. who has practicrd medIcius
20 years at Oneida, N Y says in relation il
That Is the best medicine in use. r. cases of
retention suppression of the nensrs thnk il will
sustain the appra:iGn Of snecifc. have tried il in
the cases, with admirable success Gad wish for
the good of suffering females that all physicians would
introduce IT II their practice, and have confidence to
believe they wonld find happy results, have found
the pills 10 answer fully their alton" DIR.
X. L. Davis, Syracuse, tells similar story, aod many
Others. For further nf0rma "n, Jou refer tho
persons whose annexed 70 show hill aud
also pamphlets leit with agents. for graui1us
distribution Price dollars or box Containing
100 pills Prepared and sold wholesale aud retail
BY Re yuoids aud Parmeiy PitsfnTd EIonron Co Y,
sold also by + and r White aad Co, Ratland, d ii
Aeachm VI ID Wa'ns ford, Jackson and Ke;cham
Brandon. F Huntington Vergennes Doct Peck Buring-
or, 4 Vail and Co DANNY, ID Andrews Manchester,
Merrill 'nd Spies el Bennington and Wilson and
Tyler Brat;leboroush Ally
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SolLING CATTLE. Soiling is the feeding
of cattle either i'll the barn or yard, through
the summer, with new mown grass or
roots. The following are some OF its adj
vantages over pasturing-l. A spot of
ground which, when pastured upon will
Yield sufficient food for only two head, will
maintain five head of cattle i'll one stable,
II the vegetable be given in proper order
.. The stall feeding yields at least three
times the manure from the same number
of cattle.-3. The cattle used 10 stall feed
iag viii weld much greater quantity of milk
aal fatten faster than when they go to the
fel1-l. They are less SUBJECT TO accident
do not suller SO much from heat, flies
and insects-on the contrary, i every thing
be properly managed, they will remain in
state OF constant health and vigor-Ion
Ihaer.
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BOOK FARMING. Our publisher brought
with HIM from Europe. valuable collection
Of British works on Agriculture. The price
of most ofthcsc was from So 10 $40 volume,
but notwithstanding their high price they arc
nearly q | sold, and for cash 100. What can
il mean? BY the way VIC have noticed that
those farmers WHO read agricultural papers and
ether works on agriculture are generally the
bsst farmers.
Ne have noticed too that the best farmers.
always pay in advance, and seem never TO be
oui OF money. Nhal does this mean? Why
it means this Observing and intelligent men
are willing 10 be instructed, and afcr insiruc-
ton are wiling 10 practice on it, There lives
moi the man in this country or in any country
that knows all that is 10 be known about egri-
culture, that cannot learn something even from
the most ordinary cuiiiya:or. man may de-
clare himself perfect as a mathematician. as an
artisan, rs an engineer, as lawyer, bat he is
perfect in agriculture never. The science Is
progressing, pn1 always will progress, and il
becomes every man wEo is engaged IN tie soil
10 Inform himself Of the actual STATE OF his bu-
aincss.- YaakeG Farmer.
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EAttention is called TO DR.. Jaynes Hair
Tonic, Tor the preservation, growth, and res.
toratlon of the Hair. We are assured that
several most remarkable cures have late.
ly been effected by this remedy. 1t is Ger.
tanly worthy PHILADELPHIA SATURDAY.
Chronicle.
For sale at
BREWSTER'S.
December, Let, 1899. Iy:34
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AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS OF ENGLAND. TIE
wheat produced in England, is estimated BY
NJ. Mccullough, one year with another, at
s.. GGa eco imperial bushels. This single ar.
ticie of produce, therefore. at an average price
OF $l,5O per bushel will amount TO SiiS,2G0,-
600. The product Of oats and beans has been
Teckored at les, 100000 bushels which Is worth
Ss4G0O.O00. The grass lands arc supposed
TO yield, year by year, produce worth $3.50,
6O0,OG0.- Yankee Farmer.
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n E W s ! 0 R :
DRY GOODS,

ADAPTED 10 the season,-purchased at the pres
ent low prices and, selected with great care.