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- nHns. n. Orleans surar. for ssIe by
"~p De- IL WILLIAMS HANAIL
e. UGARs'-st CIo1 ard Rico
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HeTrirs--N Carolina
Pares-Cap Letter, wra?pi=r &c
Ol.-gVi- ter and Sllsrn-r asir aan.t'.
taEics-Sprrmaee and Mould
soaPs-NeAdans, Pays. &C
Sole ieaihsr-E,od ald damaged
Window Gsss-sNiO AMI IGrt2
Pisssf-'irornd CaIcia,d
Alum, Co9?erss, MaSocr
lndEo, saEperr Sa!eatrs and
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GAMBRouNS! GAMBROONs -
FEW remaining hand which b. lower than th-v
IN ,an be purchased be city. E. BERKLEY 4 On -
jr2I No "a M, -,
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fssa The dwelling over the store Of the sulscTi.
kss Der, suitable for family Possession given Isl
Aprh Apply To mo v. HARDwtCKE,
NH SH-u No. 60, w. ". Street.
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WhHe MdrseiNes Tesis
usr received Msr Il, v..t, well pt and
" mace aud for sale At the lowest p.ice It
ieis No "a We, 49,,
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ACCOUNT BOOKS.
II W. HANDOGPH a CO.. womb call ~. .,,.,.,,D q,
ih'sc NanihE b'nk Books stock n boe n,de
WON ~ lefons can % suited they keep various qtcs II
=" - I. :" ~. 10
" B-our customers WIN intend openirs sets Of nooi. Ju,y
woof % wei 70 hand heh orders early possible Al w
Randolph C"s. Hook sore and nindcry lei maip ,,set
BACON FOR SALE
- $4,000 De bright and ekan sides
~ Casks prime do
rs Ooo do
sleree. ca.sra Hams. equsIt ., .py IN the rnass.,
goo Western cured Hams
A-o-soaoo hersns ard Romsesda SCARS
10 .y ~, D. GRAPE.
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UlVt sheI0n. and oifeT pe0s.
The said detdan'. David Shelton having entered hi. An
fuee and syen security, According Law sh.
'ot and appeatnE by satisfactory ras a..
uhaht'n q tbs SAFE GA plaintiff BY h. Aot
nfy ordercd That The sail defendant; SHELTON ds an
eaT before The Judge ef Court oa. on he In
Cay % the reSt tenn Of the said p,na.
"i ard heled b ind thtta copy Of this order forthwith
1e'ei IN s1tne newspaper pubhed city Riehnoud M
two mouths ucccsyey ard posted eou
house Of his county, DAY.
Copy-Tesie;
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a. From the residence Of ID. w. Fisher,
~ Yin Manchester. Sunday the 23nd inst
AA- Chesnui soffei HORSE win ntsrn and
will s IN hind shoe ~ rrcoected Any Information
fes"c ing hm vii BE- thankfully received 81
J"NG JAS FisHERs SONS
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-09-11
PATENT
GALvANIC RINGS,
AND
MAGNETIC FLUID.

TTNHIS remarkable discovery has received the unver-
Il sal appreciation of the Medical profession of G reat
Britain and has been sufficiently long before the
American public TO give fair test Of its power and
efficacy. IhePafent Galuanic Rings have been found
TO answer all the purposes for which the ordinary
Gavanio Battery, or Electric and Magnetic mach
ines used, but without any OF the injurious
shocks which accompany the application by those in
slruments, and in many other respects more safe
and certain in accomplishing the desired object.
The Galvanic Rings have been used with perfect
success in all cases Of Meunaiisnn acute or chronic
applying TO the head, face limbs; Gout, Tic Doio
reur, Tooihaehe, Bron ehitis Yertigo, Nervous or
Sick Headache Indigestion Paralysis, Palsy, Epi-
iepsy Fits, Cramp, Paipiiaiion Of the Heart, .9po-
plery-lStigness Of joints, LumJago, Spinal Com
plants, Neuralgia, General Debility, Deficiency of
Nervous Energy, and all Nervous disorders. Their
extraordinary effect upon the system must be witness
ed to be believed and a certain preventive for the
preceding complaints, they equally to be
mended The Galvanic Rings are in every way per-
lecty harmless and sold prices 10 be within the
reach Of ALL Chrisiie's Magnetic Fluid is used in
connection with the Rings, 10 render their efficient
ton certain and to direct the Galvanic influence TO
particular parts which affected. For numerous
certificates Of the highest character regarding the eff
cacy Of the Galvanic Rings and Magnetic Fluid, re-
ference is made TO former advertisements or they may
be ut the office. The only Agency 10 New
York Is at lS4 Fulton street, (Sun BudinR)
20 To guard against fraud DR. Christie will ap-
point but Agent ia each Of the cities OF the Eastern
States. The only agency for Windham Co., VI, is
at MORSE MILLER'S, Brauieboro where testi-
monlas Of the efficacy Of said Rings and Fluid can be
given.
Braulcboro, Aug. %, 1916 II So
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JOHN s. GRAY & co.
SUCCESSORS TO GILBERT & DONALDSON
IMPORTERS OF
English and German Hardware,
100 MAIN STREET,
Hartford, Conn.

FoR Country MERcBASrs.-A full stock of A.
mercan, English and German Hardware, Cutlery and
Fancy Goods. American Goods on consignment al
manufacturers prices English and German Wares
OF our olcn Importation at the lowest New York and
Boston prices.
FoR MANUFAcruRERs.-Shutt Pickers, Brushes,
Files, Iron and Brass Wire, Paper Irvine, &c., in
GLIDING every thing in our line Of business.
For MEcHANIcs.-Saws, Edge Tools, Bench
Planes, and oil the variety Of Mechanics Tools Of the
best quality that can be obtained with a complete o.
sortment Of Cabinet Trimmings.
FoR BUILDERs.--Wood Screws, Patent Butt
Hinges, Cut and Wrought Nails, Mortice and Rim
Locks, with Silver Plated, Rose Wood and Brass
Trimmings Pumps, Lead Pipe, We'll Chains, Oven
Mouths, and all the trimmings necessary for House
Building of the most approved kinds.
FoR FARMERs.--Shoves, Forks, Hoes Spades
Scythes, SickIes, Snaths, and Farming Utensils gen.
orally.
FoR HoUsEKEEPERs.-Brass Kettles Androns
Shovel and longs, Bellows, Tea Trays Lamps, Ho-
low Ware, GrdiroDs, Coffee Mills, &c. every thing
IN the Hardware line wanted for Housekeeping
FoR SPoRTsMEN.-Guns, Pistols, Percussion Cans,
Game Bags Powder Flasks, Shot Bags and Pouches,
Fish Hooks and Lines, Traps OF various kinds &C., ali
at wholesale and RETAIL
Hartford, Aug. Id, Is45. 4wI
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Agricultural.
RLASTEl PLuMS.

A Mr.. Taber of Vassalboro, Me-, makes the fol-
lowing statements in the Maine Farmer, respecting
the prevailing disease or blight in plum trees
For several years past, our plum trees have, to
some extent, blighted and fallen of, which has led
me into close enquiry and examination into the
cause, which have become satisfied is the effects
Of the curculio which, from about the first to the
middle of the sixth month, sting or puncture the
plum, and deposte their eggs in them, the grub u
sually penetrating to the stone causing the plum to
wither and fall off We have, for the sake of ex-
pertinent, removed the eggs with a sharppointed
knife, soon after they deposited, and the plum
sustained no further injury than, in some cases, a
small scar.
The best and most effectual remedy that we have
found, is salt, spread around the tree far the
branches extend 1t should be applied early in the
spring, before vegetation commences, from one to
three quarts, according 10 the size the tree. We
have not found this an entire remedy but have been
much benefited by it. As further proofofthe util-
ity of salt, in the fall of ls43 visited the nursery
and fruit garden of Samuel Pond, in Cambridge
which was formerly salt marsh. His plums es-
capped the rayages Of the curculio when all around
as far as / could learn suffered materially from
them. This, in connection with what was related
20 me by close observer of cause and effect, in
Salem, Of some palm trees that stood upon the
beach, SO near to be covered at times with salt
spray, goes to satisfy of the utility Of salt indie
pendent Of the good effects we have experienced in
IT'S use | would, however, allude to an experiment
made by Professor Cleveland, if mistake not.
which, think, was to remove, early in the spring,
the earth around the tree as far as the branches ex
tend, and to the depth Of two or three inches and
spread over coat ofnewly Stacked lime, from one
halfto an inch in thickness, then cover il with
earth; and l am ofthe opinion that rich earth ia
ken distance from the tree, which would not be
likely to be infested with the grub would be better
than what removed. We have made trial of
this method with some good effect; but in this case
the addition of salt think, would be very benefi-
cial. Another remedy, as practised by some, is to
spread sheet under the branches, and give the tree
a sudden shake before sunrise, every morning and
destroy the curculios that fall. But this must be
rather a tedious process to continue for some
weeks.
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CONSU.NPTLON-

We will not assert that this BALsAM will ,..
Consumption 10 its corst form, but il has co,oI
many alter all other means Of relief had been 80 81
vain.-And why notl II seems thai ,bo VII ~ ~
CHERRY was destined by Mature 10 be an, y IN ~
ACEA Tor the ravaging diseases Of this cold la,;,J
Let not the desparing invalid waste bis mone ~
and lose TIME TO him so important in 80 -.
with the trashy nostrums Of the day but I've NJ oss
medicine that will cure, II be possible ,rs
cine that science approves, and many wears Of evo
Renee have demonstrated that it aiodys relieves
"There is no such thing as fair in the hi,,o,,, ?
this wonderful BALSAM Evidence tho mo, e.. "
vincing-evIdence that no one can doubt nlllv s,sL
fishes thislact For the sake Of brevity we seset ~
following from thousands '''
Isaac Platt, Esq, Editor of the Poupbkeens;. r.
gle, one OF the most influential journals In the sts, r
New York, states, under the authority of his o,rn
name, that young lady, relative Of his of verv
delicate constitution, was attacked in Feb 1912 WIKI
severe cold, which Immediately produced splitting If
blood, cough, fever, and other dangerous and ALARM
ing symptoms Through medical treatment and care
she partially recovered during summer. But on the
return oil winter she was attacked more violently than
al first, she became scarcely able TO walk and wss
troubled with cough, chs, and fever every dsy. and
appeared TO be going rapidly with consumption; Al
thus time, when there no sign of Improvement NJ
Pait procured bottle Of Wisfar's Balsa,n or Ui9
Cherry, which she took, and il seemingly restored her
She get second and before il was half taken she was
restored TO perfect health which she has eDioyed 10
the present time, without the slightest symptom Other
iormer disease.
Mr. Plat says the 'cure came under nv own bserva
iion' and cannot be mistaken to the facts
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TO PRINTERS.
TYPE FOUNDRY AND PRINTERS FURNISH
KaRRHnIrcE -,-1--

TYPE FOUNDRY AND PRINTERS FURNISHING
FARMHOUSE
Il the city Of New York. where they are ready 10 sun
Ply ORDERS to any extent for any kind fancy Type
INK, Paper Cases, Galeys Brass Rule Steel Column DO
a Printing Office ' '0
The type, which cast in new mouds, from an en-.
uIey new set marxes, with deep counters warrant
ed to be unsurpassed by any and will be sold al prices 10
suit the times
Printing Presses furnished, and also Steam Engines of
the most approved patterns.
N. B'-A MSchinist constantly in attendance to repair
Presses and do light work.
Composition Rollers cast for Printers
omoO CoCKRoFT a. oYEREND, 90 Ann st
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Making pr. cent. for the year Said per ceniage 10
be cast on the original amount OF premium note with
out reference to any endorsement and TO be paid TO
the Treasurer, at his Office in Montpelier on or before
the 18th day of October, 1915, being the day of the
Annual meeting of said Company.
As usual, a list ofpersons insured in the several
towns, with the amount Of assessment due from each
respectively, will be forwarded TO the Representatives
elect 70 the Legislature, by whom money can be sent
Members of the Company should recolect this oppor-
tnnity, as i affords, to all cheap safe and convenient
way by which money for their insurance can be trans
mltted; and 1t is expected that each Member of the
company, from whom assessments are due, will i'm
prove the opportunity thus offered The ASSESS
mENTs ARE DUE IN OoToBER, and, in order to meet
the liabilities of the company must be paid in prompt
". Such as neglect 10 forward their money when
due are referred TO the 9Th Of the act of ncorpo
ration, (Which will be found attached 10 their policies
Tor The consequences of such neglect The Treasur-
er is instructed by the Directors in all cases. where il
becomes necessary for the collection of assessments 10
bring suits, to enforce the collection of the whole note
agreeable to the provisions of the act above cited
There have been allowed the past year one hundred
and nine losses, amounting to $50, 1886 49,
j. Il THURSTON, Treasurer
Insurance Office, Montpelier, August IS, Isi5.
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STATE OF VERMONT.

In Probate Court, august &c, 1915.
A N Instrument pnrpor,ing TO be the last will and
IA testament OF Jesse Eames, late Of Nottingham,
deceased, is presented for probate by Reuben Winn
therein named executor thereof
Whereupon, il is ordered that a hearing be had in
the premises, before this court at session thereof to
be holden at Newiane in said district, on the last
Thursday Of September next; and that said named
executor notify all persons Of the time and place of said
nearing mat they may appear and contest the probate
thereof, IL they cause by publishing copy OF the
record of this order three weeks successfully in the
Vermont Phoenix printed Bratleboro in saddstrict
previous TO said time Of hearing.
true copy Of Record,
Attest, ROYAII TYLER Re-,
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ON CONSIGNMENT.

q IN Tons Gartsherrie. No. 1, Scotch Piglron.
AOO 200 Tons No American Foundry do.
100 Nova Scotia Grindstones, all sizes.
5000 casks Fall River Nails, Sd. to inch.
90 Tons old sable Lock plates, l6 TO 30.
$50 Bundles English Sheet Iron, No. II to y.
200 dozen "Ames'' and Others Shovels and Spades.
100 dozen "Morse's" and "Merrill's" best Hoes
With good assortment Of Anvis. Vices, Bellows
Screw Plates Hammers, Sedges Carriage springs,
Axles Crowbars, Mill Saws, FILES, RasPs, Balances
Wrapping and Sand Papers, Pumps, Shoe Nails,
"Fa River" Rods and Shapes, Trace and Log Chains
Nuts, Washers, Iron Wire, Boax, Fire Brick, Chip
Furnaces, Riyets, Horse Nails Wrought Mails ana
an extensive supply of IRON and STEEL
ALSO, variety of Second Hand Machinery, large
Shaiiing Geering Pedestas, Bearings, heavy Iron
Rolls Blowing Cylinder, &C., &C., all which will be
sold al the lowest current rates, by
RIPLEY K co.
nc Orders taken for Guor1 roofing States 10 be
yell laid roofs, at $3.50 per square, any where
near Connecticut River, and only the cost Of trans
portaton elsewhere, added
Hartford, Conn, May "a, is45 4m40
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STATE OF VERMONT.

In Probate Court, .4ug. &c, 1915
ZONES Dorothy Wilcox, widow of David ID.
- Wilcox, late Of Nottingham, deceased, and
moves The court here for assignment Of personal
property from the estate of said deceased.
Whereupon, il is ordered that said Dorothy notify
al persons interested that this will decide upon
ssd application at The session thereof to be holden at
CSrW'hnr' IN SAN district, the last Thursday of
September next, by publishing copy Of the record Of
mus order three weeks successfully in the Vermont
PhGnix printed at Braleboro in said district previous
10 said time Of hearing.
true copy OF Record,
Attest ROYAL TYLER Raj,
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STATE OF VERMONT.

, ~ MARLBORO IS.
In Probate Court, August %, Isi5.
ZONES Isabel Smith, widow of Samuel Smith,
late Of Marlboro, deceased, and files in Court tes-
tmony tending TO prove a Nuncupative viii OF the
said Samuel Smith, deceased.
Whereupon, il is ordered that a hearing be had in
the premises, before this a session thereof to
be holden specially at the Probate office in Brsiteboro,
in said district Saturday the 18th day of Sepem-
Der next and that said Isabel Smith notify oil persons
interested Of the time and place Of said hearing, that
they may appear and contest the probate of said Nun
cupative WILL Il they cause, by publishing copy
of the record of this order three weeks successfully in
the Vermont Phoenix, printed at Bratteboro in said
district previous 10 said time of hearing.
true copy Of Record.
l Attest, ROYAL TYLER, Rep'r
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STATE OF VERMONT.

= MAhLEohol IS.
In Probate Co1Dt august % Isi5
ZONES Chester Nelson, administrator upon the
~ estate Of George Breckenridge late of Whitingham
deceased and the court here Tor an extension of
the time heretofore limited him to settle said estate
and pay the debts Of said deceased.
Whereupon il is ordered that said administrator no.
lily all persons interested, that this will decide
upon said application at session thereof TO be holden
At Newiane, IN said district the last Thursday Of
September next by publishing copy Of the record Of
ms order three weeks successfully in the Vermont
PhGnix printed Braieboro in said district preyi-
Gus to said time Of hearing.
true copy Of Record
Attest, ROYALL TYLER Reg'r
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To Destroy Insects on Trees.

Mr. John r. Cross of Lncoln-street, Boston, rec
ommends the following method for preserving trees,
shrubs and vines from insects of all descriptions.
Mr. Cross states that it first mentioned to him
last fall by DIR Watson of Newburyport, who show
ed him tree in his garden infested with the nests
Of the caterpillar canker worm, Nth the ercep-
fion Of one of the large limbs, to which board had
been nailed. Perhaps the experiment may be of
some value-experence is the best test, but do not
try the experiment on too many trees at once:
Drive carefully well home so that the bark will
heal over few headess cast iron nails, saw some G
or 8, size and number according to the size of the
tree, in ring around its body, foot or Two above
the ground The oxidation of the iron by the sap.
will evolve ammonia which will, of course, with the
rising sap impregnate every part of the foliage, and
prove to the delicate palate of the patient, nos
trum, which will soon become, as in many cases Of
larger animals the real panacea for the ills of life
ria Tomb. l think if the Ladies should drive some
small iron brads into some limbs of any plant in
tested with any insect, they would find it good
and safe remedy and imagine in any case instead
OF injury the ammonia will be found particularly
invigorating. Let it be tried upon a limb of any
tree, where there is vigorous nest of caterpillars
and watch it for a week or ten days and think the
result will pay for the nails"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-09-11

HASTE AND wAsTE.-Don't forget the old adj
age that "haste makes waste" in your farming op-
erations. lfyou have not time to do well what Won
attempt, you had better defer its performance till
you have Remember the man whose leg was but
half amputated.
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EXTRACT OF a LETTER FROM A POST
MASTER DATED

PEMBROKE, Wash. Co., Me, April 90, 1914.
Ma ISAAC BUrTs.-Desr Sir: At the request Of
many OF my friends in this place and vicinity who are
afflicted with consumption and liver complaints take
The liberty OF asking you 10 appoint some one in This
county as agent 10 sell WisfGr's Baisal of Wild Cher
~, and TO send him few dozen, as there is none oft
ioI sale within 200 miles from this | have no doubt
that would meet with ready sale irit were where
4 could be procured without TOO much expense and
delay.
My wife was attacked about six months since with
what the physicians called the first stage of consump-
tion-a complaint very prevalent in this section of
country. Having seen the Balsam advertised in Au-
gusta,
q 200 MILES FROM HERE
took The pains TO send there for bottle of it, which
she look and which helped her so much that sent for
two bottles more, which she has also taken and she
now says that she has felt so well for six wears as
she does at this time. All those who have inquired of
me and ascertained what effect the Basam had, are
anxious 10 have for sale in this vicinity which is
the cause OF my writing TO you.
Please inform me by return Of mail whether you con-
eude TO send some, and So whom in order that it
may be known where it can be had
am, with respect, yours, ETC.
p. G. FARNSWORTH, P. NJ.
The whole country is fast learning that no medici-
memo physcian-no preparation Of any kind whatever
can equal DR. Wistar's BGlsan Of Wild Cherry.
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THE MOST RENdARRARIE oupu
EVER RECORnED
HADDoSFIELD, \

HADDosFIELD, N. j., April 90, 1916.
on or about the 18th day of October, 1871, was
.ahen win violent pain in the side, near The l;ver
winch continued for about five days and yvas cI si
ed by The breaking Of ulcer or abscess ;n,varS,,
whlch relieved the pain little, but caused me TO tbroyy
No. auanIy o. offensive NATTER and also much
o,ooc. BENG greatly alarmed at this | applied 10 a
physician but he said he thought he could do bnt ,,l
10, me except give me some Mercury Pills Vb;ch
eiuseu 10 take, feeling satisfied that they could do me
no good; many other remedies were nfocnrad ~ -.
whe and friends, but none did me any ooodNsn3 ny
alscharge Of blood and corruption still Continued %
&c" Gays and at last became so offensive tba, con1
conoh G'ea'he' l was also seized with violent
SSpogn, "hch at times caused me to raise much more
oooe IMAM had done beforehand nv disease cont;n
ued IN ms way, still growing worse until Febrparv
tTiends an nope Of my recovery was given up and my
.ienus all thought would die of GaLlopinr Con-
sumption. AT this moment, when nv life was anna.
Ieh,y drawing near lis close, heard of DR. Visiar,,
Datsgm o. fdd Cherry, aud got bottle which ~.
neUea he Immediately; and by the of only three
oo.'les OF TINS medicine all my pans were removed
ny cough and splitting Of blood and corruntion en-
nieiy stopped, and in few weeks nv health was 60
tan ies'oIed as to enable me TO work at my trade
AWnch Is caIpenter,) and up TO this time have EN-
loyed good health. THOMAS COzENSe GU
GLoucEsTER Co, N. j., SIS.
Personally came before me, the subscriber ona If
e 1usuees OF the Peace in aud for the said county
noues Cozens, and being duly affirmed according 10
'o" SUN ,ne above statement is in all things true
N '''o'e ue' ON lhe lOth day OF April, lS4S.
j. p. CLEMENT, j. p.
such is the unprecedented success of this Bslssm.
NATURES FAvoRITE PRESCRIPTION,
prescription congenial to wants. as il is prepared ~
@ extracts from substances which the Author of Ma
ure nus placed in our land for wise PURPOSES that
many who know nothing of the mode of lis Preparation are
shaeaveLng 10 reap Pecunary benefits by selling an ar
Gle similar in name in appearance or by repIesenIin
her own trash as superior to this BALSAM or BY putting
sP mixture and soemnly asseveatng that il is Imported
from foreign country, which not The case Ali ,h
deceptive arts TO show that Wsavs Baisaa ia knom 80
the worldto be THE GREAT REMEDY and that w s,1
like il in substance ' " PNP"' 10 DC
VI Believe not the cunningly wrought fabcaton-spd
Cherry '''"' D"''a" q wa
NO OTHER CAN BE LIKE TT.
lon St. Boston ' ''"'s' w. loo "asnng-
'T Nun, w wilmington IL. f. Baker, Fayetteville.
way oV' 1910 26w40
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EFFECTS OF ELEcTRIoTY UPON GRAPE VINE
At meeting of the N. Y Farmers Club, Aug.
10Th, drawing was exhibited in favor of Electro
culture, of grape vine of years growth, one
branch of whose tendrs. cingng to gayanic
iron wire, has grown to the height of sixteen feet
while the other branch not thus connected has or
ly reached an altitude of four feet