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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-08-04
Cows Holding up Milk.

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tSo naI whom be has no ,rnvI,o y oh, ~ vn
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-08-04

Go down 90 the meadow at break Of dan,
Go down To the meadow son John.
And labor away among the sweetest ha,
That ever the sun shouc on"
And John went down to the tuoadow-laud.
But he saw not the clover sweet,
And the sky was dun. for he missed Che sun.
Though % Redeemed DIS brow with hont
he missed the .un, and Dee missed The Light
And The world seemed upside down
I'M Do caught sight ola smile. so BRIGHT
And ilnscy.woolscy gowns
Tm he caught sight OF golden head.
And a fair and merry face,
When So brghtand round, with sudden bound
The sun went mp in he place.
The sun went up and tho light came down.
And thc field WIS All agluw.
While Bis heart kept time to ihc merry rhyme
ofthe rcapcr.' song below.
And Mary she laughed at her lover mood
As she idrntd irom bis fond oarcss,
Though the south wind blow, from her lips 500 true
The sweet little answer" Yc.."
" Oh, wherefore ~ glad " said Farmer Greyi
"oh, wherefore SO glad, SON iohui
ror tho storm to-day spoiled tl'c sweetest hay
That ever tae sun shone ou'
But john know nothing of che rain or nooi,
And nothing OF ruined hay
For the flowers of joy 20 the farmer boy
Were scattered along the way.
And merry the wcdding-holls rang out
And merry the pipcrs did play
At tho golden dawn of the happy morn
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-08-04

IIonsekeepers and Servants.


We nave solu our mousse "l' T,s
boarding ana am once more AZ 'os,' .,.c.i
was said by lazy VINO had nau o'.u' ii,'a
home uptown, ana ,uiuyl'n' lnyo' l. ~ ''''
dcightiully, sue hau only Auo"u "u"
nave been tormon'Gu TO u.o'p WI" 'oo'
servants sald She' ana 40 no, Dy'''co Wy. !
IS such thing as good COOK 10 D5 'ouna N ~
all Now hork' am ui'u ','o'Sn ~
country ana should ,lke 10 e2 p"cN 9" +. 1''a'
Wlhere we can i've uelgnuuliy' "'" "'''
niue trouble
An the trouble Is not aI WIN 'no s'
wants thought t. Laule' InuI' Nn2" '''','
'h'ng OIL nou'eho'u n,9''''S 'n'll',', '''
COOK comes 10 you wen reCo'n,n ''''u
perhaps IN her iast place. inc Hay PI,i.tl''
bakers bread to home never cared Tor q
nee wholesome soup WIN hor olnn'r' ouu
chose to send to the baker s Tor hot PICS
rather than have them made iA the mouse
Let your cook he ever so good she must NC
m constant practice else She WllI oe llaoie TO
make some very annoying failures % on'y "'
intervals OF ten days, or fortnight 'he may
be called upon to make am extra cnoft
to.t... 80. t.. l.n..-.4 r...:t;. JiyL that
~ L;ij,' -, ~ -.t,o.l, ,l,st,s,s.
G,i 9.I ,.t., .a N,a oo,l and
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,rin '"', wv, '" ,"C "',,, . r''J ,ni,,,j n,stc
ol ,o "o 9,,i 5,'''' ''' ''''
W., .i. t...;... q.
What ladies most need DO Housekeeping Is
loI,. L.a" ' oa.",h g., i,l,o
w.. ~, .. AZ G,aa h,y not
w., 80 ' ',e i.;,.. ,.t ,,o, b.vo
ho oloy,n,s ~ ,,od '.r,.nt, IN u,cn and
Nou h., La. -. a,,.,,.., "a t,or..ir T., I'm.
strnot tbom into bor o"n ilcas of IoLor and
sho mo-, no, ,ol,. hoo. ,,,,'.l .o,,.r,s I'M ho
abIo 10 boz, t,l,,, ~
Not - ana ,o.l;,.y h,,, r,r.l, .,r.rI
r,,rtctin, I,s ~ do tov.rJ vsll.,ootoJ
meal n tbe ,o.rtc,;ng l. l.G IN tbo .sry.
ants the servants lcovs "a IN bc brt.bor or
,,rooor AMI ,l,, t.., ,,l. ,...,. ,..,l t...l ana
intolli,,ortl,, and 20, conn, H.. short or tb,
.,,coo.s Tx ,,;,l.t' lao, a,t,;nol lad ,,,ol
matoriol hcon MT ;n,o L.r L,nJs
Tbon ,bo cnEl, ncon .1,n,l,;,, u,t ,b.;r
dinner il L,dIy 1921 an ,n..,i.c..,,r, c,r
No c,rtbly reoson sa,, d.., ,b. L..I cr nc
Lonso Joc. mo-, nnj,.r...,l loo. o., ..,,.y.. and
helm IN the best niecas
In ali s..,..,.t .,,,,.. ,.il ,.,. t,.... ,...l
of,e, wocL thc ro,s, Lo.c ,gorlj l,,' sont toy,n
from tbo tohlo Viii, ,.o tonl.rioin III loG
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-08-04

The newest thing under the sun in an az.
riculHral way is grating potatoes, which Is
done by cutting the eyes out Of one and in.
sorting those of anotherin their place.
Orders have beer received by one house
IN San Francisco from Chicago for six tons of
grapes aud pears, Of the early crop.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-08-04
ROUTE,
-.-L-
4 YER's sARsAPARILLA,
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD

Tho reputation this excellent medicine enjoys, De-
rivei rom it cures, many OF which truly mAntl-
uus. laFeerato cases of scfoiulous disease, wheit W
syHtom seemed saturated with corruption, have l,.l
Orders. which were aggravated hy the serOiuous eona
nation until they Werv painfully anctng, have y,.l
radically cured lu such great numbers in almost e'"i
section OF tuc country, tHt tnr public scarcely ntl-
hc informed 0i lts virtues lr uses
scr0iuious poison De- one Of the most destructive 'ls
mics 0i our race. utun, this unseen and unielt tA.
81 iie organism undtnninos che constitution ana u, IVA,
ht attack VI cnitchNnE ur natal Diseases without t
us suspicion Of ls presence. Again, 10 seems 10 l
Infection throughout Che body, and them on some A,g
ahlc occasion rapidly develop into one or the other ~
M tne latter tulelelcs may uu suddenly deposlvu
ihe lungs or hcirt, or tumors formed lu the lNefm "a
shows Us preseneo By ouptons on the skin o. ol ~
teIilioh- "n some phisuI the body. Hence Ky KY ,en
souul use of bottle Of this saralui1 N adj sahr CIV
when no active symptoms OF disease appear "a M
afflicted with mo following complaints gtnouilt ma m
this SdRsdP4RiLLf 81. Anfhong's Frs Rose Or ~
sipsi1s, Tot0, SAT- Rteum Scad Homi Rin{t9' ~ 81
srqfi7n' disease, Also IN The more concealed lvlmi
Dypfpgia Df0psg, neat DscHe, ftfs, EpispsV NesAg
and the various U1oous affections OF the muscular A
nervous systems.
H. though long time D. required for Whdung tlrag
-tinato mnladies hY any medicine But long continue
use OF this medicine VIII cure tho complaint ~.
fffn on UhNts, bftrHf bicgdi0nsi and Femme bii N
are commonly soon relieved and ultimately cured ~ ~
purifying and invigontng effect Minute Dfectuu,t
each cu-o are found IN our Almanac supplied Ela.T
hhfnHaisHi ana Gauf, when caused by nccumul .
cKtrauoous matters n the blood, yiold quickly 10 "
also Lrfr COM hiHts, Tofpdifg Congestion oriWlaA
Of the Litcr and JaHniice when arising as they oss
nom the ranking polsuus In tho blood This SdhaA
hiLLd Is great restorer for the strength ana VIZ
the NJ stem. Those who are LIngut aud Lisfits DtF
dent SirePisN, and troubled with Marcus dPpftsf,5
or Feops, or any Of The affections symptomato OF hs
moss viii find Immediate relief and convincing e'u'H'
ollts restorative power upon trial,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-08-28
LATER FROM THE ATLANTIC STATES.
HGCLAR DISPATCH TO TIRE STANDARD
PORTLAND, Aug. 2..-S NJ.

NEw YORK, 26.-John Quincy Adams.
in speech accepting the Democratic NOM
naion for Governor Of Massachusetts, de-
cared it to be the duty Of the Democratic
party to abandon dead issues by accepting
asan established fact universal aud unqual-
flied suffrage.
The new steamer Olympia. built by q.
s. Wright for the Puget Sound trade,
maze her trial trip yesterday. which
proved highly satisfactory. She starts on
tuesday for the Pacific Coast.
ST. Louis. Aug. pa special from
Helena. Montana, says the Cau6cld divi-
sion of the Northern Pacific Railroad and
4 accommodating party returned last even
in. from Fort Benton and Fort Shaw, by
C1nlott's Pass. They found the Pass en-
tirely practicable for railroad. They
text proceed 10 Galli,au valley to exam.
Inc Yellow Stone Pass.
OMAHA. Aug 26.-Abou, $50 Indians
attacked the Government Surveying rarity
On the south side of the Platte. near Al
kali Station, on Sunday morning. aud sue
cccdel in capturing their entire outfit, cx-
ccpt the men. Who reached the South
Platte Yesterday morning.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-08-28
GATHERINGS BY The WAYSIDE.

There are ten Indians to one Russian
in Alaska
-John H. Surratt has opened produce
aud commission house at Baltimore.
"A large number Of Chinese are en-.
ploycl in harvesting in Monterey county.
California.
A company Of Cinnamon are about to
leave San Francisco for the purpose Of es-
,ablishing laundry in Chicago.
Freight on tea is two cents a pound
the Old way ani thirteen ria the Pacific
Railroad, from China TO New York.
A grind>tone which was sent to Eng
land in a bale of cotton. has come back 10
the old plantation in cask of sugar.
The Chicago Typographical Union
assessed dollar upon each member. for
the benefit of the striking shoemakers.
The census of Mexico, just taken.
shows the total population to be about -
$40 900 souls. which is a remarkable dc.
crease.
The German liotel-kecper's journal
estimates the number of Americans who
visited Germany in ISIS, a, iorty-fve
thousand.
Weston, preparatory to his proposed
trans pedestrinatiun of this continent to
San Francisco. is reported as recruiting at
Frcdonia y. Y.
Pullman. the celebrated palace eat
ing and sleeping ear man, is now budding
grand church ear 10 run on Sunday trains
on the Union Pacific Railroad.
Among the Councilmcn chosen in
Washington at the recent municipal cleo
ton. one is head waiter at the National
Hotel. another is barber at Wizards. aud
another is boot-black-all gcmmen ob de
cnlnr
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-08-28

e The \. Y. World says that anoth-
er submarine cable, 2,456 miles long, is to
be laid next May by company formed i'll
England with a capital of $4,000 900.
The name ofthe company is the Falmouth,
Gibraltar, and Malta Telegraph Company
and the liuc is to extend from Falmouth
to Gibraltar-l.4 3l miles; and from Glib
raltar to Nalta-1.0o miles. Malta is
already in Geographic communication with
Egypt, by means of the Anglo Mediterra-
mean Telegraph and the cables of another
company-,he British Indian-are to be
laid between Egypt and Bombay in April
next. So that, when this is done, dis
patches may be sen: from England to H.
dia without passing, as a, present, through
France and Italy.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-08-28

AcCIpENT-We learn from Mr.. Kan
die. Of Pierce county, that Michael Eu,-
tacc met with as CIRCUS accident while run.
ming a threshin. machine. on the farm of
Mr. Dean. about ten miles east of Stella
COON. last Monday, His clothing caught
in the machinery and drew him in i,>
terrible embrace. Mr. Eustaces injuries
are severe but not necessarily fatal \
portion of the scalpis removed, aud large
piece of flesh taken from the arm.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-08-28

u y late dispatch says tina, large
number of Cinnamon are about leayin:
California for the Eastern States. TO en-.
gage in the laundry business, cook in no.
tells and fill the positions of servants in pri
waite families. Is i, not eyiden, that these
barbarians degrade white labor, when they
fill the places of just so many white men
and women: Will Republicans deny this
in the face of reason aud common sense.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-08-28

the Court the attorneys. and everybody
will know the length Of his string soon.
With concerts. theatres. circuscs and
mad houses" all in blast Seattle is repre-
,cntcd as lively. and besides these, on all
hands are indications Of solid prosperity
and improvement. which render it quite
sure that Seattle viii! rank among the lead
in. business points on the Sound.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-08-28

4 MARION EscAPE-Whiic two lady
passengers ON the anderson, Wednesday
evening, we're examining small pistol.
it was accidentally discharged and the ball
grazei the head of one of them, ihhicting
a wound from which the blood flowed
freely The wound was not serious, bu,
if the range had been but few inches
lower it might have proven fatal. The
name of the injured lady is Mc'iee.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-08-28

L. The majority for the Virginia State
Constitution is i?S, 04+, and the vote for
it comprised the entire vote of all parties,
except about four rer cent The majori-
ty against the DISTINGUISHING clause is 80
941, and that agains, the test oath clause
10 992
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-08-28

IL An exchange says: The Japa-
ne>c who have formed colony and loca,-
ed in California for the purpose Of cult
waiting the tea plant and mulberry tree,
are said to be doing very well in their
venture. 1t is reported that the raising of
coffee is also To be tried; the soil aud eli
mate of California are well suited for the
growth Of the tree. In Guatemala, about;
two pounds per tree is considered a fair
average and although it is onlya few years
since the plant was introduced into the
country. it is estimated that there are
twelve million Of trees planted which yield
s2,0oe.oo0 per year. If it can be sue
cessfully raised in California. it will soon
become one of the leading and most profit
able productions of the State.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-08-28

Ey- \ man named Jacob Hubbard was
arrested yesterday morning. on charge
Of petty larceny Of clothing belonging to
Mr.. Pray. The culprit had hearing be-
fore Justice Sparks, plead guilty, and was
sentenced to three months Imprisonment,
in the county jail
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-08-28

Il The -ind,rsos brought very large
passenger and freight lis, on her last trip.
The latter amounted to about seventy-6ye
tons.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-08-28

sss~ The reason given for Gen. Rawlin>
re>iguiny the war office is. i'll health.
Grants Cabinet must be very unhealthy
set Of men. All blu. ore of the le.ions
who have retired. give the same reason for
resiguins. The truth of the matter is.
a>pirants for official position continue to
make presents to Grant, and he cannot think
Of giving anything less than Cabinet 20
>iticn for $500 the maximum sum q. late
donated to the hero This uece>>i,atcs
the frequent changes.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-08-28

II The Society of Pioneers in San
Francisco have purchased cane worth
$1,000. which they intend presenting to
Mr.. Seward. on his arrival from Alaska
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-08-28

kaT The Herald says it is rumored tina,
anothe: evening paper will soon be started
in Portland
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-08-28

Ia The -idrocate says that firm in
Portland have received 500 900, to lie iu-
vested in Oregon wheat for the English
market.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-08-28

II The late election 10 Montana located
the Capital at Helena over Virsinis CITY
by a majority of 1900.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-08-28

f~ The gold discoveries near Naueou-
yer have no real value. Prospectors are
rc.urnin. in disgust.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-08-28
TUNwATER.-.A brief visit to this busy

TrNwATKR-A brief visit to this busy
community, few days ago. convinced us
that its citizens were rich. happy and con
tented: or becoming rich, and therefore
necessarily happy aud contentcd, which is
about the same thing. Several new build
in.s are being constructed. among which
we observed fine residences ty Nc>>r>
Ward and Cornell. Nes>rs. Ward X Nit
chcl!', mill has been greatly improved
since eur last visit. and now does very
well both As regards capacity, AMI quality
of lumber. Mr. Mitchell informs Us that
he will he able To supply all orders here
after. The tub machinery is being PIT in
good order and will again be in operation
in few days Mr.. Cooper. o: the Lin
coin Mills, exhibited to Us a sample Of Sa-
lem xxx -four beside his own -four Of
that brand The difference was quite ap-
parent in color. the Tumwatcr -four beiu.
several shades the l.hte>t. The new
building of Mc>>rs. Lee \ Bilcs is quite
feature of the place. The hall is large
and airy, and is probably the best on the
Sound, while the store is the perfection Of
neatuess aud order Ea lassant, Nr. Lee
goes to San Francisco next week to invest
in dry goods The stock will no, bc
large, but exceedingly desirable aud pre-
ciou>. Who'd thought friend Lee would
make calico especially: Bu, wcpromi>ei
not to say anything abou, it. and We won't.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-08-28

Il Thomas j. Fletcher is again cxhih-
ting his wounds through the Register
lie likes 10 lie a martyr. The people had
about forgotten there was such a man,
Finding his notoric:y on the wane, he
tears open his wounds. that they may again
invoke sympathy. Poe, man. he has We:
to learn that he has been used as mere
tool 10y men who turn everything to party
advantage Even divorce suit has been
eagerly seized upon by prominent Rad-
Gals in this Territory. whereby the leaders
might force themselves into Office. .Attor-
ncys have gloa;ed over the sufferings of a
weak woman, with the >poil> Of a fat Office
as prospective reward. But isn't it a
joke. that Fletcher should believe the SYM
rathy expressed for him anything deeper
than a mere form for party effect. While
sensible Republicans may admire Fetch
er'> treason to the Democratic party. they
canno, but utterly condemn the traitor.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-08-28

IL The veil K sown stallion Fcarnaucht
was recently sold in Boston for SIS 00o.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-08-28

THE Town IMPROVEMENTS new
building of Mr.. Chas Eagan, corner Of
Main and Fourth Streets. has been en-
closed. and will lie ready for occupancy in
about a fortnight, The main story. We
learn. will lie occupied by Mr.. Ouimete
at present Of Portland for the sale Of dry
goods. Harry Gr;tfn's new building is
abou, finished and the >ale>room is filed
with a choice assortment Of furniture
The Town Hall is progressing" The
lower story will be ready for occupation by
the fire company in Il week or ten days.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-08-28
Agents In the Atlantic States.

TIL, following named gentlemen are author
lied to receive AMI receipt for money due on
subscription to the STANDARD:
NJ W WATT. Victoria. Y. L..
JONI p. lrD>ox Port Townsend;
HoLpkN A Jrpso>. Whiihy Island
F. A. Wilson. Arcadia.
STEPHEN JUpsoN. Steiacoom;
s. 4. LiGHT,
l.. l.. DrBEAU. Cowlits:
JAMES MURPHY. tt>aiady
+. Grrrg>BrR.:. TeChac'
ST. Cooxss. Seattle;
WARREN GovY. Ni>qually.
E Money can be sent through the mails
al our risk
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-08-28

EsCArEp.-Mr. Warren Cove. of Ms.
Iualy. informs us that convict named ii.
{. French escaped from the Penitcntiary
al Stelacoom. las, Sunday evening. lie
served in the capacity Of cook for the in
>titu,icn. aud was accordingly allowed more
Liberties Ian the other prisoners. which
lie seems to have improved by walking off.
He has not Yet been aprrchended. and
some of his exploits have been related
which indicate that heis bold ana cunning.
He borrowed gun from farmer :" TO
shoot some birds representing that he
was working in the mex, field. then stole
4 horse from the next neighbor, and is now
probably As we'll armed aud equipped as
need be. \ reward q. Sl00 is offered by
Sheriff Carson for his capture
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-08-28
AGENTS FOR THE STANDARD.


San FrsnclscO Agency.
L.P. FIsHE. 20 and Il New Mechanics EN.
change. is our only authorized agent in san
Francisco For Eastern advertising. Mr.
Fisher is represented Icy 5. +. Fettingill
Co. Of New York and Boston.
Agents In the Asia"sie states.
Hrpsox 4 MExET, are the only Eastern Advcr-
Using Agents, with W HON We DO hnsnc>S
direct in the Atlantic St,tes. Office. II
Park Row Tmes Building, New Yoik City.
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