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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-01-06
AGRICULTURAL.
The Influence Of Salt upon the Growth
AMI Health Of Cattle.

The practice of sailing stock at regular
intervals, of generally about once week
Is maintained by all cool farmers. when
cattle and other farm stock are allowed TO
pariakc Of salt at pleasure, i, is found thai
in the season of the year when the grass Is
making its most luxuriant growth AMI Is tue
most suc,u.ent, the consumption OF s1lt Is
the greatest. Besides the beneficial effects
of salt upon tbs animal system, It's use
serves as an important means to call TO-
gether at stated perio Is the large herds
that are pastarel on the praires and plains.
Stock that have been thus treated expect
il and are ready to answer at the first call
Of the herisman.
Boussingault made some observations con-
corning the influence of salt upon the fat
tening Of cattle. His experiments show
that salt does not exert that beneficial in
fuence on the growth of cattle and the
Production Of flesh which Is usually attrib-
uted to it. His experiments extend over
period of thirteen months, and were made
upon number of steers, some of which
had their ra:ions sailed while others had
not in other respects they were treated in
precisely similar manner. The results
show that the increase in the proportion oil
flesh does not pay for the salt employed,
1t Is. however, remarked that saline diet
does exert beneficial effect on the APP
pearancc and condition of animals, for the
steers which were deprived Of salt for
eleven months appeared sluggish and of
alanguid temperament, their coats bong
@ropeh andp DEVOID of gloss and partially
bare, while taos ,ch had beeefed with
salt were lively, a akiiiss;glossy coat, and
were sure te nitsfiaa considerably higher
price in the market.
F.om the observation Of this distin-
guished agricultu,urist AMI chemist. al
though it does not appear that there was
an actual cash profit in feeding salt to his
steers, yet from the sleek, healthy appear
ance of those treated to it, it evidently con-
tribnted to their health, and we believe ma
ture not only demands, but requires it,
Tally Farmer.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-01-06
cREArREpucrIoNIN PRICES.

have concluded REFUGE my prices in DENTISTRY SO
that all will It in rr power to have coon rkkI"'
LIST or PRICES.
Complete set upper under Cold plate BANDED, st9uo
bcin $50 kSs than dsHfisis a hs r'e'hig e'afsc ,o
Complete told plate, without band, SoooV
I,ing so 90 less than Others ehars'' -. 40
Upper sat Gold y ate, bNNhhhi COZ W S'V
being 10 To : rs less than Others charge, -,
Inner set Gold ate without band, ~ 70 No'
being 10 TO sl2 less than others charge - 40
Complete set ptna plate continuous gun,l BANDED SIooo
being S3u HISS than Others charge 40,
Upper set Platina, hANpkh' WV
being Sl0 less than Others charge - a.,
Complete on Rubber, bNpEn S1ouo
being 80 90 $50 less than others charge 200
Upper sct Rubber, BANDED, 20 10 S'9
lting 10 to so less than Others charge,
Complete 81 silver plate, BANDED y
con,D 1,s s ~ silver. Without band $500
being sl5 le,s than Others chargc. -
Upper set, Silver. BANDED ~ TO so
being 10 $40 less than Others charge.
Upper set Silver plate, without hand, IL to Slo'OV
being 0 to iol airs less than Others charge -
Cheop asc Frequently advised for under pctel 10 10 SSp
m Gum teeth always used for permanent work, and be-
eyr dentist when he tells yoar Up o'H not 90 (
piH tooth - = In all eases the gold plate shs be y
CIR,rs FNE-the Patina and Rubber, PURE AID the si
yer as fine French and Spanish oin or will refund the
MONEY.
gold , Hin. and other filings In proportion.
~ All plate work and III ing warranted
Eicclriciiy used in extracting Please give me cal
JOHN NJ. C0MEGYS,
Mine Street, Braftic bOrO, VI. ~
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-01-06

Hewitt, fair aud matronly; Mrs Nor'o''
rerally b au'ful; Elizabeth Brrelt brown
ING in physique i angular, and though sh"
has magnificent eyes. her face is suggestive
of n tomb time. Charlotte Bronte had a
look in her ewes better than all beauty OF
features. But if we LOOK at British men
of first class craniums --Shakpeare and
Milton were handsome; DIR. johnson wa' a
monster of uglncss so were y 'ldsinl u
aud Pope; Addison was iplerbly hand
soma; and Ctlcridlc, Shelley, byron,
Moor. Campbell, Burns, all we're uncon-
iniy so, Sir Walter Scott looked very
ordinary in spite of his fine heal. Mac
auliy is hcmely. Bulwer nearly hid, Gus.
although Il dandy. Charles Dickens is
called handsome, but covere with j'welry,
he can but look like simpleDn."
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-01-06
CHANGE of Food for Cattle.

Nature seeks variety, and with almost as
great pcrinacity as she insists on progress
sion.
The continuous use of salt food by man
produces scurvy, while the entire absence
of either salt or animal food produces other
classes Of disease, and refuses TO build up
on an organism capable of enduring dis
ease. All those things which, by analysis,
an animal is found to contain, must, of ne.
cessity, form part Of its food, or it cannot
be perfect "a an organism; therefore no one
kind of food can produce as perfect an ani-
NAL, developing all its functions equally,
and variety is distinctly called for. The
very instinct of an animal shows this fact
The cattle breeders of England can scarce
ly be said TO have succeeded until the in
PRODUCTION of the various root crops, and
we still find many cattle breeders in Amer
lea who never raised roots at all, and who
continue to feed their animals on hay and
corn alone. The same area of land used
by herd Of mich cows for pasture, when
appropriated TO proper variety of crops.
will cause them to furnish thirty per cent
more milk, and OF better quality, than
when they are confined to the use of one or
two kinds Of food only. For the same rea-
son that horses flourish best when tsrsroI;ns-
oyer an undulating country, rather than
when Perambulating the plains, viz, that
other sets of muscles are brought into ac-
ton when they leave the dead level, and
thus single set Of muscles is not called
upon to bear the whole fatigue. So with a
variety of food, their digestive functions
are in turn appealed to- and all the con-
sti'ucnts required by the body are in turn
appealed to, and all the constituents re-
qured by the body are in turn furnished, so
that healthy result is the consequence.
1t is true that cows fed on carrots give bet
ter milk in winter than when fed on other
kinds Of food, but il fed on carrots alone,
they lose their highest state of health.
Carrots have value far beyond that
which can be attributed to the mere nutri-
ment they contain; for, in addition to what
they furnish in this way, they contain a
qlantity of poetic acid, and this carries the
property of eelatinizing the vegetable and
animal matters held in solution, and thus
enabling the peristalic motion of the mites.
tines to seize hold Of their coatents so that
digestion of all matters of food is perfected
by the presence of carrots. If the horse
be fed in part on carrots, lie ceases to evac-
ua'c the undigesled shells of oats, bits of
hay, etc. Ills dung is as homogeneous al
most asihat of a man, AMI it is for this
reason 'li't bushel Of carrots and bush
el OF oats are better FOR horse than two
bushels OF oats-not from the nutritious
matter contained IN the carrots, but in part
from the power OF the carrot to cause all
the nutriment OF the oat to be appropriated
IN the making of muscle, instead of part OF
II being evacuated in feces. This action is
irne in regard TO all the vegetable substances
which go to make up the variety of fool
for animals and the very instinct of every
animal gives evidence OF this truth Work.
ing Farmer.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-01-06
Thomas Zimmerman cured of Chroni
Rheumatism.

IeUeu. REQ. ~ 49,
DR. J. II. BILLINGS: Dear Sir About ten ye'i
since, while oossing along the shores Of the Medi
ranean, | was first attacked with Rhcamstism bse'
year since have felt more or less OF the disease -
never had severe attack until September, isss- y"
then attacked with very severe rheumatism 70 ny
shoulders and elbows, and in both from the ee''
70 the shoulder. first tried various linimenfs refa'
Hended by my friends. next put myself in The e''
OF good physician; he worked upon me un''i
became discouraged and told me he could do no ~
for me- -Four months had passed since was 81
attacked, and was no better; then prccuIea, "
Fills and Imminent, and commenced using theh
eording TO directions. Pom the first time ''
menced their daily improved, and about "
since, believing myself well, stopped using '@
have since had no recurrence Of the pains, ana ''-
slider myself cured.
Yours truly, THOMAS HuNNENAA'
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-01-06
To County commissioners and
-,

hlE vel established Importing House Of ca tRLrs Rscs
NAY - frunt street, New York. has made ex.rrsiv.
s OF the best descriptions Of Pure Wines and ioaors m
ie@n Agents Ia this stte justly earning bv a..
~ nc ss sold reputation For sellin oalv Pun. Ii.por.
ana az reasonable prizes which not b. or,r =,
~ tce who arc required by Law purchase and eli non,
fr 90 i may le made to Chars Hatkrr,,
= sont str'ef- New York his Arrnss Wu ~ NJ,
" u Ersin sud Thomas Ellis wo are authosisei 10 sii
efs- tsfrence may b. made IN rrard TO the c,arr,r
M siniin q the tiouse and the sulrrinr a. ,f - a.
ta9i'rS 70 hdsafd iunserfrd Prof of thess.trs - ~
=, ~ ~ vermont ; ~. Thayrr. " n nsan ~ ~,
N'desl tseuity. T. V. ~ " Cargenser " l. Pm 4 =
"a SINE > : fierec- Agent. EuFIneion VI
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-01-06
Read this from Hon. A. w. Buttriek

Leeell, March z, ia
Dear Sill Having badly spraincd wrist, va
induced to use your Rheumatic Liniiueut. A ieH
applications entirely cured the sprain IL is my opS
ION that your Linimcnt, in its power of healn.
sprains, stands at the head Of all Idniments M
Lotions. have doubt that your I.iai.aoni Is ,ss
good for Rheumatism, Neuralgia, and all other put
poses for which it is recommended.
Very respectfully yours, A. w. BUTTRIcE
J. t. BILLINGS, Lowell, Mass.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-01-06

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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-01-06

To KEEP BEDS WELL AIRED.-Nothing
more is necessary than to Gil large stone
bottle with boiling water, and put it into the
bed. which, with tho botster and pillows,
should be pressed round it in head. 1t is
astonishing the number of hours it will be
found warm. BY this simple contriva1ce no
ono need be afraid of giving friend a ''damp
bed even e it is only done once a fortnight.
Care must be taken to have the bottle well
corked, and to prevent accidents, ii would be
as well to tie il down.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-01-06
M Z E 6

In presenting you with DR. EAT0N'S INFANTILE CORD
IAI desire state its superiority every nostrum
that nurse or quack has heretofore offered you.
First-t Is the preparation Of regular phi ysican who Is
we'll qualified from much experience In infinite complaints
prescribe for them SecondlyIt Is entirely free from
paregoric opate Of kind and consequently relieves
by removing the suffering Of your child instead Of deaden
ing Its sensbies. Thirlylt is put up with great
comparison Of 1t wi any other article for infanue
complaints will show the very from which it is dt
ed being dug from the forests under the direction Of DE-
Eaton many Of them by his hands. Fourthly-It Is
perfectly harmless and cannot inure the most delicate in
FAINT and is certain and relief in all the following
which is its chief merritt every other preparation
viz:
For all complaints attending tcehing such dyscntery
collie &c. also, for sOftnng the gums and relieving pain.
For regulating the bowels Is unequaed For Cold in the
Head il is relief For Group the most fatal and try
ing Of diseases 1t be relied with perfect confidence
and being powerful anti spasmodie in all Of convul
tons fits, earnestly recommend to loose time
in procuring it Lastiyt much than other
preparations of the kind that Afford such long
advertisements those whose whole expence is their
advertising for the it eommeuds itself the
most reliable to all mothers. In all cases, the direction
Erapped around each bottle, must be strictly followed
tayssf
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-01-06
Miss Lane cured of Neuralgia

Loneu, Oct. IL, ls5a
Mr.. billings: SIR Your Pills and Linimss
have entirely cured me of Neuralgia. Think no 90
ever suffered more severely from the disease than
have during the last three years. 1t mostly afeeia
my head, but sometimes my neck and back. u
pains in my neck and back were terrible indeed, y
were slight in comparison with the almost intoleraA'
torture experienced from the pains in my head. 2
course awaited myself Of any and every ~
might alleviate my sufFerings, but found Moths
cficseious until tred your remedies. The Linimf
Immediately produced relief One week after b
begun using your medicines and following your dire
tons was enabled TO sleep soundiy, and now ! $
well. first returned thanks 10 God for the gra
benefit had received, and now render my gratitus
to you, and congratulate you upon being the means
relief to SO much Of suffering humanity.
Very truly yours, SUSAN X. LANE
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-01-06

An inventive Yankee has procured an ap-
paratus which he says is n care for snoring.
He fastens upon the mouth gltta percha
tuoc leading to the tympanum Of the ear.
Whenever the snorer snores, he himself re-
ceives the first impression, finds how disa-
greeable it is, and. of course, reforms.
A gentleman rode up to public house in
the country and asked" Who is the master
of this house ?''I am, sir" replied the land
lord my wife has been deal three weeks.
Whose son are you, my little boy p 81
amt nobodys son; I'm Mr.. Thomson's neph-
ew, sir"
A grocer in neighboring city says that a
lady recently applied to him for pound of
oJiong tea.
A boy was asked one day what made him
so dirty, and his reply was :" am made so,
they tell me, of the dust of the earth, and |
reckon it's workin out"
"Cuffee, is that the second bell 2" "No.
massa, dat's de second ringing OBJ de fust bell.
we hadn't got no second bell in dis hotel"
A paper in the northern part of California
1--WE clipped the paragraph from It's columns
week ago, and have forgotten the name of
the journaDtells of turnips growing in that
region to such a size as to "split the earth
for miles around" and cabbages the sprawl
ing leaves of which darken square miles
of land Y That will do.
We run the risk of experiencing the great
est disgust if we observe too closely how
government justice, and cookery are man
aged.
n ceuain Judge amer hearing tiorid
discourse from young lawyer, advised him
to pluck out some feathers from the wings
OF his imagination and put them in the tail
of his judgment
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-01-06
The Green Book

j ,ia I;u,s,saed loo RACES. Price 25 rents or
,br;,s i1isi or The Institutes Of Mani. -. ~ ~
ai ,rr,sr, ~ sal =, =nd Legal Dsquaiseaions' ts
70 which Is stJ -. private discaseS in both s.ses ~
INN bT ~ is and rearns beautiful and hes c,,
sent frcc n vo.ss- 4 cusrergen Esq., ". D.
ma Ntsss. loi < or Dexter s. Co., Whalcsss -,
a., - ~ View York Agents wanted ers ss.-
Dr ~ extract and simple Of tho 49, 1919,
nstor leetare or the riioual trten, ~ s s's
means ~ 49,, private diseases senersv dsts;ts o.
Ffh,1. - - ihfsifds may efeefuaily cure fb.s.t
esnes ne a.e % dangerous medeines ana :, NJ. ~
on - - tain selves Sent fss by mali IN ~ NE
Mine co, Box 45ss Se Yort cisv Aaa ~
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-01-06
FlRHERS, FlRNEBS.

,,s 80 s-hs.,sihEe HAs NESs' AxD BOYS xxr,,
ihANf. AND NicR THICK KIP. c.fr.r,,. - p. -
,,,'ssa eALt BOOTS. rnarHE VIII sKrI c,rr,
no nLAKEs nlOck.
h'-'''sS'r0, ssPs- lsse. 1851 ID. w.Irxu
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-01-06

NOW is the time buy your Dry Goods, Cheaper than
they were ever sold in this any other market lav
received during the past week large invoice OF choice
Goods much under price enables me to sell them at the
Pest printed All Wool Nj 'Delains AZ to so cts.
Main 80 to IS
" printed French MerinOes choice styles, Is to I25
E" printed English cashmeres, only So
Plain Lyonese Cloths fine, g p
AIsa a ioh lot :" a. l2l
lis Patterns good M'Delaines l24
l25 " Dress Silks, desirable styles, % TO llO "
Usual Prices 81 90 to / 25.
| 25 Wool Long shawls, selling for 400tp 90,
Usual prices 90 to 90.
| 20 to Is Custom made raris style, Cloaks, clos
ing out at Cost.
| 8 to Cases choice style, English and Amer
| can Prints Now selling from 6! to 10 cts.
9 Bales Bleached and Brown Sh etngs and
| Shirtings, Very Cheap.
80 Winter Gloves and Gaunets from l2 cts to 81 90
| per Pair
Is Kid Gloves worth 81 co. selling for % cts
50 Ribbed. Bay state, Hose, all coors, only 20 "
100 Linen IIandkerchiefs Cheap from cts to 81 %
80 Wro't Collars, closing out % = to % cts.
| Worth 90 " to 81 %,
10 Best Watch Spring-Steel-Skrts, only Sc spring.
The above not the only good bargains to be found at
this establishment my stock of
BoNNETs, RIBBONS, HOODS, AND FANCY GOODS,
all marked down. and every customer who has shi'
ngs worth goods buy is cordially invited to examine
this stock before purchasing such bargains
not to be found elsewhere.
My Motto is, GONE PRICE AND NO DEVIATION"
| 0. J. PRATT,
| 80 Brattleboro Vermont
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-01-06
THE PERFECT MELODEON.
EaArfEI8.s.Nzssm

4 MOTHER TRIUMPH AT THE LATE STATE FAIR
Nat Burlington, the PERFECT NELopEoS again awarded
the First Premium for purity evenness and power of tone
and pTomptness Of touch.
lneyery desirable quality necessary for superior nsra
ment the Perfect Melodeon unsurpassed OF this have
abundant testimony.
The addition Of the EASE DAMPER, for which have
recently obtained letters patent Of the greatest Inn
pToyemens made the Meloeou. Its meeting with
universal appreciation snd considered indispensable by all
who have used IL and become acquainted with ts beautiful
Without II il is almost impossible to sell nstru
mon
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-01-06
TERMS. ALMOST GRATIS.
READ THE PAMPHLETS.
q L. A II Ia - SYR up

NJ n N AA = , IL u p.
VIE Only Real Purifier of the Blood in existence por
weakly Females or Young Children whoare scrofnlous
= magical Every person knows that if his blood is purt
ne must be we'll New all This processes 20 dost
Dyspepsia. Liver Complaint. No Mercury n. aso.t.
Pnles DIE sS or sue No Potash, No Iodine
Kidney disease '"t seT9fala No sulphate Soda,
!, Eyr Il la 9aaRdise No IDOn, No Mineral
~ 10 WARRANTED or any kind or nature in 1t
NO newspaper puts or fictitious nar1es Every nor
son rom whom certificate given their names and NM
oes are published Any address them by nail
Any person who tries the Syrup soon discover
ites and mmend it highly Ii only Just intrnlasJ
aud not 10 single has Il faiied vet Weakly ,,s
only THY IT and you will not regret It's cost ON some
pie one bottle produces magical results with other
o General Depot, IS Washington Ayenne Albany
9r sale az u state street lhany and BY Druggist in
da aud by &. +. HADLEY, Chester VI ""u 0aha
York. @"o 'o"h street. New
LARks SYRUP in all cases of sexual incan,c;,1 a.,
FI oi .he spine aud Kidneys Magical. Try IT,
for sac oy O. T. HAD.EY, Chester.
}LARR 5 SYRUP changes the whole condition Of M
90 90 ana 's the poison which feeds the frest islo
" Z. r. iADLEY, Chester
LINKS SYRUP General Depot is IS washington A..
niue Albany New York. jos i' ~ ~ M Ave
fLARK'S SYRUP is all vegetsbs. and No w., =,
'I Fa. ;. what the human blood needs ''' anu
SAFE oy c. p. nADLEY, Chester.
1 IN ~, =, .'UP, For sore throat Is Magical
C. Z. HADLEY, Chester
LINN 1I = SYRUP For Weakly Delicate Fense. GIL,
For sale BY " p u.n,
Iwi be gi en- e. ~, Is an Roots aud Mineral: $500
- ~ =-e y : CT HADLEY, Chester.
L In SYRUP has Of DEATHS te., s,j.r5 -
--- =. ,. HADLEY, Chester
cures any weakness in f,n,.s
Chester, Vermont e'y VI HADLEf.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-01-06

1urrunxr1 VT. VALLEY RAILROAD No
sNy@ssyk& rIcE. On and AFTER MONDAY, Nov. al lssg
Passenger Trains weaye bellows falr for Brateboro
500 NJ and $50 ? NJ aud returning leave Brattiebo,s
al l0a0 and 30 2. NJ.
Fright Train Bellows rallfat 40 and mr.,
tlchore at2 50 y. NJ. wv
The two trainsover this route connect South
with the VIZ Mass and Connecticut River Railroads IA
Springfield Hartford New Haven and Bridgeport IA
New YORK On the North with the Rutland Bnrlinr,o,
sullivan, W Central Vermont Canada, M a
passum psic Rivers Railroads direct
with Whtehal Saratoga aud Schenectady, ST. Johnsbx
and White Mountains Burlington and Rouse's Point o.
lcusburg aud Montreal. sLoAT SIM,
Nov, 81, 1850 81 v"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-01-06
TESTIMONY CONCERNING
BILLIN GS'
Rheumatic Pills
AND
T. T N 7 MI e N r.
Mr.. Reed cured of Gout.

Leren, May ,, 1854
Mr.. BrLLIyes:--T regard your Pills and Lin
mont as the only true specifics for gcui. have a''
them, and am satisfied they contain new medieiH
not found in other preparations, and are essential
different and better than all others. Having long be-
afflicted with govt, have tried the various pefan
tons of Coichicum and many other medicines high
Landed for govt, and therefore am well qualified
judge of the virtues of your remedies
Yours, &C. SAMUEL REED.